ill Allen ls ill at her home In
Irma.
King of Thom isonvillc wan
outgrow at tho ostport lio-
.’I‘aylor. of Greens Farms.
11 entertaining her brother, Os-
. lip. of Norwalk.
I Wehtuort Mcthodlst Episcopal
‘ iv!ll hold their annual harv out
it the building tomorrow evon
. ’Wéritpori Grunge will hold a
this evening. A musical pio-
drill be me featuie of the even—
rictorilr lcorgcJ. Underwood.
"'Wuutport Hotel was ill this
but persisted in staying out
. lions are being made I11 lthe
' . pdows of tho residence of thc
othor Shanley. in Riverside
d‘f'vtho largest 1.111 du ever scan
idents of this place is on exhi—
1‘ Hubbcll It Bradley' S store in
vinnk
’19 Helen l-lur.lbutt of State strcct.
; hailed a membei of the Norwalk
' . D. A. R.. at thci1 lfleglllill
inst week.
and Mrs William (‘amp of
II'port: were. guests I1cstcrday af-
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey
‘ A"; uttlng F.11 111
do Dykcman. who was formerly
. dollvbryt arrier is taking 0111'—
any Falrchild' s place. today on
N3. ll. Illr. Fairchild in having
‘..’ ~_.".s.ccon11t of the Wakeman-
wedding. which occurcd in the
_ , ' li‘ormsflongrcgutioual Church
. May evening. appears on tho
.‘ spage
" Woutport Dramatic (‘lub will
Mother loin-.11 s11] tomor1ow 1 Von—
mm the. (omiéalities exhibited
Bhonrsals this play will be. one
funniest the club ever presented.
. . ey. of State st1eet.are spending
. with Mrs Bradley s aunt MIS.
‘81! Silllnian. of haston. who is
no hundred and three years of
directors of the Reading Room
. ‘bl‘ary ASsociation will hold 11
ng, Friday altcrnoon. to tonsldcr
“ the librnn from Its picsent
meats, to a mom on the g1 ound
h] the same block.
are is reported to be a little im-
mom: in the condition of the
. Dorothy and Julia Adams of
' v'r‘arms. who were ietently tak-
i'Wlth typhoid fever and removed
I Bridgeport hospital.
.- Hubbcll and her son. Engineei
Hubboll are having their furnl
removed from the residence oe-
i011 lg: them In fill 01 s1de avenue. to
”Go Where Mr l-iubbcll is en-
(on one of the oyster boats.
11am Huck, who for the past few
has been employed as (out hman
.. brace Hurlbutt ot cittlte stir-ct
' Wylied to the county commission-
or a. license to r1111 a salon in the
3 [lg formerly occupied by William
don.
Weatport draw bridge.- “hub is
g n'new coat of paint by (‘or
La'Kemper' 3 men ls being adornc d
tlend colo1'.i11stc:1d of yellow. its
9 .97 color. Mam who daily puss
1' 'i‘flle structure are pleased with
8W shade.
11111111 t‘ritnds of III '1"l1I<-ia11 Jog.
lflen. who lr'lt‘llli)’ seemed a
. on 011 long island will be glad
881' that he is soon to return hcte
. 8 he will resume his fot 111111 posi—
. twill: the Westpmt Water and elec. -
'Ilght Company
\‘ more the tintiish season is here,
.. urge numbeis of that variety of
. '“m‘e being caught daily at. tho en~
. of.“ the. harbor and in the river
" ' a Staples ilinh school. Most
i8 hare consider the fiatilsh one, of
WI; flavored these waters produce.
_ 1:": ' rman John Lawrcnec 01 the to
IjI‘vlsIon of the Connecticut R'lil-
, I‘Lightlng Company was thiblt
cturcln thet to burn this morn
iiwhich a luruo eight Wheel (1411'
I‘Iflevonth avenue line in Brook
' Illustrated. Motorman Law
toil told of the controller.
I;ne‘xt meeting of the Woutpo‘rt
. 1 Socloty will be held Monday
‘ 7November 11111. at the real-
'I pullcach.i11Malust1eet. At
. tho society will probably be
I‘jgth several violin selections
111's Beach and hen cousins,
Ngldhnrdt. of New York.
1411101114. of Shugotuek. who"
*1 c torch light paradc of Yale 14
till eelobrntiun In New liav-
. 'y evening. states that ho had
1'. It If It when he got ready to
'. lie must have been one. of
treat up Church street with
analnst his will.
other of Lady Pulmcrton
10.8 opherdu of Bethlehem.
Artist tlmrgo Washburu I
14‘ 0an and We Will Give
Time." which Will be pro-
ton I III]! to-m marrow cv-
islu‘c first bail comment-u
Iii I rehearsal In the hall
' .~ A large number from
onpcctctl to he meant.
,. _ Poirot-11.0! th‘mBIr-
Bicycle hunch-III
517.. Innocr Ito 1141
A!“ 101803. 111911.
Intros With I ban-
and Maroon quto»
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'foiimij.
i.
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' now 1491113 to In 1111 1111 «
. The amount at money 41111411 in at thL ‘
ill. Hull B. Bradley and son James '
.usual Interest
{festivities of Thursday will
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War. I m 0341
”Wall”
game during the summon was $8.08.
which Is now in the bandit of Officer.
Allie Allen
The Westport Musical Society met
Monday evening at the rosldcnce of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl B. Dulce. In‘ State street.
'l‘bc meeting was tho that one of the
season. A committee consisting of the ‘
following were appointed for the your:
(”furl ll. lloige, president; Miss Clara
Beach. Mrs. L. '1‘. Day. Mrs. Arthur
.iellit‘t and Charles H. Kompor. The‘
next meeting of the society will be
held at the residence. of Mr. Kempcr.
Monday evening, November 4th.
Since burglars entered the residence .
of Captain James Baruch in Riverside ‘.
avenue yesterday morning, It has been '
learned that an attempt was made to
enter Superintendnt Albert ll. Smith's
stable about the sometime. and many
are of the opinion that. It was the some
11111114. “.1911 Mr.
barn in the morning to feed his trol-
for he discovered that some. one had
tried to effect an entrance by prying
the door open. This was well fastened
and the supposed ”to be tramps did not.
succeed. (in going Inside Mr. Smith
found that several of the windows had
been tampered with. one. being broken.
but when the men came to.the iron
bars with which the windows are pro-
tected on the inside. they did not try
to no any further. Whether they were
{tightened away or not is not known.
Some me of the. opinion that they
11m e only looking I'm a place to
sleep Mr. Smith keeps his t1 otter and
several flue. wagons I11 the building.
“011-1111 firearms. including a handsome
revolvm were being put In working
or'de1 by the ownm this morning. who
will be well preparer] If they (all again.
ALL AT NEW HAVEN.
Only One Upper Court in Session You»
terday—Others Postponed.
The Civil Common Plcas Court was
in session yesterday for the purpose
of making citmcns. A‘uumber of Itnl-
iau residents were on hand to get
their second papers.
'l‘hcre wore no other courts in ses-
sion and tho chances are that nothing
will be done until the short calendar
' tsion on Friday. Judges and attor
boys are busy attending the bl~centcu
llifll cclobrution at New Haven this
week.
Yesterday was the day for the open-
ing of the October term of the S112
promo Court for the third judicial dis
trlct. which includes the counties 01
New Haven and Fairiicld. but. as an
pounced somctimc ago. the opening
was postponed until next Tuesday.
VISITED SCENE 0F
SHOOTING.
Constable. Andrew Schlcchtweg. of
Stamford wont to 0x Ridge. Dnrlcn
yesterday. and visited the. home. of
Morin J. Waterbury. which was outcr-
cd last Thursday by Walter Snmlling
who received abortion of alarm ol’
buckshot in his scalp at the hands of
John Murphy, wuilc cutlcavoring to es
cape. Mr Schlcchtwcg had learned
that u rovolvcr was found upon younsz
Smalliug and his visit was to ascertain
if this was the weapon stolen in a re
‘t-cnt burgluu 'l‘hc revolver found on
Smallina was 11. ~11 culibrc. it was
loaded and he had also in bus posses-
sion :1 box of cartridges, showing that
he was propared for business.
OX RIDGE
WILL RIDE GOAT IN NORWICH.
New Britain Men and Others to Under.
go Initiation.
NORWICH. October 23-4—A rcd letter
day in the history of llira Temple. No.
90, Dramatic Order Knights of Khoras
sun, of New lirltain. will he held to-
morrow when in this city the regular
initiation of candidates. including
111-1111 al f1 om New i..ondon will take
place Candidates mo admitted to the
order at intervals of about tl1r119.
months and the occasions are of 1111
and importance. Thc
be, of an
'cXceptional orde' as there are 80 can-
didates for initiation. It is oxpcctod
that almost every mcmbct of the or-
do: will ho present. .
The I). O. K. K. is compbscd of mom
bers of. the Knights of .I.’yt.hias'a
throughout the United Statcs and Is to
Pythlnnlsm as the Mystic Shrine Is
to Masonry its obioct ls solely to
promote sociability.
"why...“ ..
NO CLUE TO POSTOFFICE ROB
BERS.
CHICAGO October 2%Dctectivoa
admit that they have no possible clew
rom which they can hope to trace the
identity of the men who committed the
stamp robbcry at the Chicago pout-
. office. '
Nothing of tho slightest value has
been found up to the present time, 111’
though over thirty detectives and In-
npeotora are. working diligently on tho
cane. All the known Info breakers of
prominence now at liberty are under
surveillance and secret servico men
and police In all the large cities are
aldtngvtho .ocni force In its work.
FRANCE cuauova OF DEPUTIB"
PARIS. October: 22—»‘1‘ho Chamber
of Deputies rcanscmblud today. The
premier. ill. Waldeck RouIIIau rcfuI
in: to concur with the demand of M
Bally toouiIlIIt), for an immediate
dilcuuion of tho motion to IIthlIIh
41 minimum min for 111411I1'I.I dIyI
Work of eight hour. and I' vendor: of“
two franc: our 4144!. Ian- 88 yobru‘ It
war-k the motion on rescaled by 1:41
to 364 retool. It. 38$le notion 1m
Intended to tIIt no spirit of the 01111111:
11114 on tnI no 411111 of III 141 «11'
1111411411. LL William . "in
aluminium con-r: My
., Illa.
Smith went to tho -
‘ ad an amusing to 11111 PMIOIIIII
macho. Pl‘lva . , 141411
'44:
£101 our
fGolde'n wwxgi
-' for Housework.”
GOLD DUST
0 ii 1ch 'LL WorLl'd? I BoIIClIInIIr
A JOKING OPERATOR.
His Sense of Humor Afford. District
Manager Sawyer Another Oppor-
tunity for an Interview.
W. A. Sawyer. of Waterbury, man-
uacr of the Connecticut. district of the
Western Union Tole-graph company.
who was tonsltlcrablv pertuibcd rc
ccutly ovcr the employment of 11' girl
messenger at the company a Bridge
port oihc 0 had his attontlon called yes-
totduy to an incident which 1cq11iroa
on official I111'.estigation.A t.‘clcg1npl1
oper'utot who evidently pmscsses a
hoop sense of humor. got hold of n t: le
graph instinment somewhere in
Bridgeport. and sent the following mes
saute to the Cornwall Bridge office:
Potlunk, l’n.. Oct. l9. lIIIII.
II. I’, ('l1'cene_
Cornwall Bridge. Ct.
l'Iouso bring tools to movc the well
with next. Tuesday aura.
(Signed) 1.. E. PHAN’I‘.
Upon the. receipt of tho message at
Cornwall bridge, the operator therc
dilligcntly searched for the. rcsldcncc
of Mr. ll. U. Greene. but without one
recs. The message was then returned
for more specific instructions as to the
addross of mo gentleman. This was
also lntcrccptcd by the joker. How
uvcr. the message. was sent to the New
York otlicc of the cmupnny on its way
to Podunk. it was intercepted and
now it is "up to" Manager Sawyer to
appear in the role of o slcuth and lo
rate the operator with the humorous i
vein Mr Sawyer will probably go
to Bridgeme and “quietly’ lnvesti 1.
unto. '
GROWTH'OF LABOR UNIONS.
The membership of labor organiza
tions In this country appears to be in-
creasing rapidly. A teport on these
otnnnlzatlous prcparod under the di
nation of thc National Industrial
Commission says “the American led
aviation of Labor has landed year by
roar to embrace an Increasing propor-
tion of the American unions. so that
111-: growth has been somewhat greater
than the growth of unionism as 11
whole. Yet while not showing even ap-
proximately the absoluto momberahlp
of American unions. the Iigmes may
cive. some Induction of the direction
and the velocity of movemont. The
number of members apparently repro-
.4entod in the fedoratlons conventions
rose. from about 200. 000 in 1890 and
11301. to nearly 2,10 000 in 1893. fall
sharply to about 175000 I11 1894. then
rose gradually to a little. more than
250 000 in l 08. and went up by lcapa
to nearly 32 .000 in 1809. and to morn
than 500,000 in 1900. ...
A rough ostlmntc of tho aggrogato
membership of labor organizations In
the United Sitateu as shown by this re.
port reveals a total nf‘. nearly a mil~
1ion and a half. as folloWI:
Unions affiliated with
American Federation of In
the
bor. 1150,0011!
Custom-clothing makers, 3.800
I .ithogrnphors. 2.100
Bricklayers. L 39.000
Plasterers, ..' 7:000
Stonccuttcrh. ‘- ' 10.000
1301: makers. . 5.500
Plano wot-kerb. 7.700
Engineers. marine. 0.1100
Engineers. locomotive, 87.000
Fireman. locomotive. 39.000
ionductornl railway. 25.11000
'I‘rnlnmch. railroad. 40.000
bwltchmonl 10.000
hotter carriers. 15.000
Knights 0! in r‘ and honour ' ..
«rated 11 IntionI. any. 191. 000
. . 4 ‘W
TotLIl , . ,4 1.409.440)
In Now York state Ilono more
no II“ 11411 1.8011 labor union.
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"LL Try it can and ion will always use It .
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main” clean floors. bright pans. spoils"
kottlos. snow lat-11.. that. 113 ci: has. It
cleans LVl‘lvyl ion on; hm thoroughly thInN
110811 does I111 is mu httltlmr-
ENTITLED TO FREE ENTRY.
Flour Should be Admitted to China
Says Commissioner Sharrettl.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 23w
. peaking to the members of the Chum
her of (‘ommorcc of this city '1‘ S.
Sharrctts United States commissioner
to assist in Icvlklng too 1‘ bincac tariff
uuld 'h‘lom ls entitled to free entry in
to China. under ...c terms of the pro-
tocol signed by the allied powers and
flour will be on the iron list of the.
rcvlsod Chinese tariil’ when l have con»
cluded 111v labors. Canned fruits and
jellicu I 11111 informed are the next
most lmpmtaut articles exported from
the. Pacific coast To the shippers i
asked that you prepare and forward to
me at Shanghai, the. home value nor
can of every description of this class
of unu'clmndioc, and i will then be. I11
aposition to advocate a tan . thereon
advuntugemwly to yo'uI and i trust ac
captublo to the other powers ’I‘o
prospcttire. cxportcrh of every line of
American products IL urge similar cx
pcditious actl011. After concluding my
lIborI on the commission of Chinese.
thrill to a specific boats l have been
notified by the president and State Dc
pmtmtnt that i will probably be call
ed upon in conjunction with Minister
Conger to negotiatc a new commercial
treaty with China in this connection
I would be glad to rehcivc suggestions
in tho ncar futur'c from morchants in
tho it nited States 11131111111111 such
changes an In theit opinion will provu
beneficial.
AGED ELOPER.
Horace Beers Who In Worth $50,000.
ExcltII Torrlngton.
TORRINGTON (loom, October 23-4
Say cnty years old and estimated to be
worth 850000.110raco A Beers of
'i‘orrlngton furnished a sensation last
Wednesday by cloning with and marry
ing Miss Mable. A I'lunnell just half his
ago.
Miss Bunnell was a friend of the
floors family and when Mrs. Beers
was in ill health scvcrai years ago
nursed her until her death. After the
death of his wife Mr Boers became.
devoted In his attentions to Miss Bun-
null Friends bollcrcd that he was
showing his gratitude. merely. and
when It became known that both had
disappeared from their- homes there
was much comment.
'I‘hc aged bridegroom and his bride
are among the. most highly tespectcd
poople of tho town. They left 'l‘or-
iinatoh last Wednesday morning and
wont. to Winstod whom they took a
train for Millcrtown, N. Y. tho Grctna
Green of Connecticut couples. in the
harmonize of the Methodist church the
Rev M B Snyder performed the core
away After 11 short. trip they return-
cd to Torrington where they received
tho congratulations of Honda
.w. .u ‘_—
CONSUL NORTHCOTT RESIGNS.
LOB ANGLES Octobor 284LI1111-
tenant Governor Northcott 0: 4111119111,
announces that. he has resigned as
head (3.0an of the Modern Woodmen.
to lake affect on June 15. 1902.
' “It In from uroly personal motives"
said Mr. Nort cott “as my health ban
2min”? good for some time and l
the duties of field work 100 ardu-
01114.? .
w-.—-—..—.‘-—.——
COUNT Oi‘gl'l'Ol SERIOUSLY ILL;
B'l‘ P BURG. ('lctobor 224;,
Count ' ' 1 In ago 11 I I ll.
III-Ions gifts estate of MM
P110 «11411.11: the Cr 'mII. -
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.2 plexlon.
, ter' I and John A. Riggs'a 'drug stores,
' Witt's Little Early Risers never bond
.' ; M)“ L Wm”! u L
I'L ‘ 1' Li‘ibfll liLnI Inductor M'-
"w‘uocr. Which wont thore youth?!»
my morning It and River has boon
noItcd without damage.
. . W
m
Mandolin;- formoftobanmmi
“mm wall irony. KW, full“
in on down
uni-Int: .
“find?“ “gait T I
90.. China; WQI' New Your. “4%“
99.11.314.21“ RETIRED. '
LONDON. uctobcr 2341118 after
noon newspapers today azreo that. the
dismissal of General Butler from the
command of the First Army Corpo and
".placlux him on half pay was Inevitu
bio. it appears that the general was
-. only officially notified of the docihion
' late yesterday evening at tho time that
It was issued to the newspapers. This
“ morning’s army 01 deru at Aldersbot
‘ [announces that General Bullet has al
- ready given up his command.
WNAT'S YOUR FACE WORTH?
Sometimes a fortune. but. never, If
you have a sallow complexion. 14. 19.1111.
j. diced look moth patches and blotchel
' on the skin-41111 signs of Liver Trou~
bl‘e. But Dr. King's New Life Pills
glvo clear akin. rosy checks, rich com
Only 25 cents, at F. H Bax-
South Norwalk and Not-walk.
Whatever you may say of yacht rac~
log it isn't being run Into the ground.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshon. lnd.: me
me double like other pills. but do their
work thoroughly and make me feel
like a boy. " Cettaln, thorough gentle.
George C. Stillsou.
flow An loun- Kldncn 8
m "0th BpIrnvuI I‘lllncumnll Iluun lllI
no IV‘M' Lilli Nor l41uli.-4r"v(u I [Mycof
it?
chlal Doctor (after laughing heart
Ily at a joke of his patient” slut-la! Ha!
Ha! Thcrc' s not much the matter with
you! Though i do believe if you were
on your deathbed you‘d make a joke!
lrteprcaslble Patient 4- Why. of
rouse I should. It would be my last
chance!
4-...
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a more
stimulant to tired nature. It anords
tho stomach complete and absolute
rest by digesting the food you cat. You
don‘t havc to diet. but can enjoy all
the good food you want. Kodol Dys»
pepsin Cure instantly relieves that dis-
tressed fooling after eating. giving you
new life and vigor. George C. Stillson.
“What did that Englishman sny?‘
"Hc said he thought is was beastly
the. way we! Americans talk slang."
A FIENDISIL-I ATTACK.
An attack was lately made on C. F.
7.0llior of Cherokee. Iowa. that nearly
proved fatal. it came. through his kid-
ncys. His back got so lame he could
not stoop without great pain. nor all
in a chair except propped by cushions.
No rcmcdy helped him until ho tried
Electric Bitters. which effected such
a wonderful change that he writes he
tools like a new man This marvelous
mcdh'luo cures backache and kidney
trouble. purifies the blood and builds
on 10111' health. Only 500. at F. H. Bax-
ter’s drug store. South Norwalk and
John A. Riggss drug store. Nor-walk
SAVING COAL BILLS.
Subscriber—“What! No fire in the.
store this cold weather?"
Editor4— 'Nonc: but there is a crcdi
tor coming around this morning who
has promised to make It hot for me'
.M. Phelps. Forest‘dale VL. says
his child was completely cured of a
bad case of eczema by the use of De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeits. In Instantly relieves
piles. George C. Stlllson. 1.
ANDISHE T0 SUPPLV KISSES.
Shc4“Hc told me he could live on
broad and choose and kisses."
Friend—“What then?"
Shc4"l found out that he expected
papa to furnish the broad and cheese
Mothers everywhere pralso Ouc Min-
utc (‘ough Cure for the. sufferings It
has rclieved and the. lives of their lit-
tlo ones It has stayed. Strikes at the
root of the trouble and draws the in-
flammation. The children'n favorite
Cough Cure. George 0. Billion.
“M'
A SMALL MATTER. .
Mrs. Nlbuck4"Hc has money. good
connections and good principles; what
can you desire more. Carrie?"
Carrie—"I know, momma. but inst
think of his loss In his golf cult."
Do you suffer from piles? if 440. do
not turn to surgery for relief. De-
Wltt'a Witch Hazel Salve will not more
quickly. surely and safely. saving you
tho expense and danger of an opera-
tion. George G. Stillson.
woum max ANYTHING:
“And when he proposed did you tell
him to see me?" Inqulrod her mother.
;~ “1 did. Ind he ultl he Ind I you
”Verdi times, but that. be od'mo
notwithtIndlng."
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for '1'
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No Alotiltcnt holler II required to
persuodo the buyer that our
~ new Wvll Paper il beautiful. It
speaks for ItIolfmhIfixionious.
with designs beautifully ’well
drawn. and In ovary Ithdn from
the delicate to the hour and
sumptuous style suggestlnz the
baroninl, It offers a ‘wide range
'of selections.
audience with the King
nun—nu.
IDIAFNEQI CANNQT IE CURE!)
by local 41 lilieatlona. 1141 they cannot
men the III-Id nor ion of the car.
There 144 mil one 7111 to cure deaf-
noon and 11111 ti by cunItItlttlonIl rem~
Idler}. Deafness Is canned by In in-
ilmuod condition of the mucous lining
of the Eurtacblnn Tuba When this
tube sets inflamed you hare a rural»
ling sound or Imperfect heat-Iva. and _
when It In entirely closed den 111111 is
the result. and unless tho Inflammation
can‘ be tLIken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition. hearing
WIL-
PaintcrI’ Supplies. ArtiI‘tI’
will be destroyed forever: nine cases . . Mitotitll. ' ..
on:1 gf‘ten thLiLLLe gunned thii casarrh. Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
WI: 8110 ng utunname con . ‘
dltion of the mucous surfaces. PICTURES-
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any cans of Deafness (caused by
cotarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sand for circuu
taro, free.
F. J. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Hull's Family Pills arc the best.
Pictures Emmott to Order.
Painting. Paper‘HI-ngin‘g. Decoc
_ 411111;.
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
L87 WASHINGTON 511.
South Norwalk. "f‘ Conn.
JAPAN ISSUES BONDS.
YOKOHAMA. Octoucr till—The
Treasury officials announce the issue
of exchequor bills to the amount of ten
millions yen. renayablo in three
months at seven. per cent interest.
Negotiations for the sale of bonds
abroad.
STEPPED INTO LIVE GOALS.
“When a child 1 burned my. foot
frightfully," writes W. H. Ends, of
.1011er ille, Va. .. "which caused horrible
leg cores for 30 years. but Bucklenu
Arnica Salve wholly cured me after
everything élse failed. " infallible for
Burns. Scolds. Cuts. Sores, Bruises and
Piles. Sold by F. H. Baxter, South Nor.
walk; John A 11.ng Norwalk. 25¢.
Girls. If you are as fastidious in the
selection of a husband as you are in
the selection of a new but you 11 never
have any trouble matrimonially.—San
Francisco Bulletin.
Health for to Cents.
A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health-4-
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will ob-
tain and secure them for you. Genu-
ine tablets stamped C. C C. Never
sold in bulk Alldtuggiéts, 10c.
WITHIN THE NAN!!!
of eveLryon‘I, the price If the Stored.
Ranges and Heaters we offer mum
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles, they give great heat
from a small manual of fuel. Hand-
some or appearance and of mot
strength. Our 818 Ringo II 11 model
of compactnesl.
Horace R. Nash
Cor. North MIIn and W814: Strum.
Visitor (as Tommy entersi4—This is
your young hopeful I suppose.
Mrs Tucker—well. just. at present
he‘ 5 my young hands lath—Chicago n" '1'”
Tribune Plumbing and drum Hm
W. 'I‘ Wesson, Gholsenvillc. “1.. "If. ‘
gruggist writes: ‘ Your One Minute Hot Wafgr HIILLUDH.
ough Cure gives perfect satisfaction.
My customers say11t ishthe best vem- "a! ‘1' ”0.7.131 .
edy for coughs. co ds. 1 root and nag . 4—4-444- .. . .
troubles." George C. Stillson. ‘ “fivmmnggfim
sue—4mm, 'tls very suddlnt! 98"“ 3 L L mania
W; », It.“ Down. It!
HIV. you loan our 8008! of
RIGHIDND IANOIII
The JIILII 8 lItIIIIdII (ll-III!
"1 WALL. m. l~ onwnx
D. W. RAYMOND.
FUNERAL; 91810108
AND EMIALMIN.
19 North Main ‘84., booth Not-vain
1 manna. 8 20ml Ton-III.
1‘01»me It boon. M '
W
saw YORK. haw HAVEN a
He4—An' is It. toimc you want to
think it overt
She Och! Not a bit!
thought It would be suddint!
sure, I
.—
SAVED A BOV'S LIFE.
Mrs Captain H. Hubbard. of Hit-
ford. Del.. says: "Brazilian Balm Iav
ed my boy's life He began just like
the one We lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right In the morn
Ing. For sale by ILH Plalsted Ind
F. H. Baxter.
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SALE OF ARMS PROHIBITED IN
FRA IE. -
MourcnuauLansmNas Franco
October 22—The prefect has issued a
proclamation problbitxng the sale or HARTFORD RAILROAD'
transportation of arms or ammunition.
and ordered all persons possessed of “ME TA? LE‘
arms or ammunition to deposit them
In the town hall, or at police headquar-
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