Naturals
Stillbirth. ii. Graham ili Sauih
‘ ,arw‘alh.'Ta”llhia Comrades
xtlaaireyllfliisiihuari‘ liar Man
7 fillih ilaau "lie Fright
li‘hfo'kfollowing letter, written by A.
, Graham, on the oqcasion of his ragl-
"“ l reunion, at Believue. Ohio,
I liesday, September 17th, we are
ié on "to publish below, it is
panoramas of the spirit and good
ellowallip which pervades the annual
alurhlf‘of these meetings. This one
umbers the thirtyseventh. The num-
era are rapidly diminishing, but the
harm wa‘xes: '
_ ~iCaptain Bob Pool: Dear Comrade:
~ your card announcing the return re-
,khnion of the Fifty-fifth Ohio Volunteer
ufantry. at Bellevne, 0., reached mo
:jrluly. The time and the place invite.
he occasion is propitiouswthut of the.
Imuiversary of our organization; all
. Libet‘okeno meeting of extraordinary in-
Zrtereatland ‘good fellowahip.
. The thought awakens in me memor—
eaqof days long forgotten and brings
‘ menace to face with companionships
’ landed almost into forgetfulnoss whose
'ginhadows dimmed with time flit by in
.ii'phantom forms! Some i could recall.
foome are “faded and golrt‘"~——0lhors
fulfills" in the balance dim and uncor-
3 tantra few are a blank that have pass-
“"Té§l“be3’6nd the stretch of memory into
the dim forgotten past: all are passing
on‘inr panoramic review to join that
innumerable caravan which is moving
r toivard the realm where each shall
flake has place in the silent halls of
death! The gratification it would of.
ford me to join you cannot be express-
edion paper—it would too iniiwrfoctly
represent the loadings of the honrt.
Forty-one years ago in the strength
fund flush of our young manhood wo
"went into camp at the rwarby village
,of Monroevillo, Ohio. it was an occa-
rrion of greatest moment. 'All olsc pales
before its utterly. It is more than a
, [generation ago, and yet. it seems but
”a day since the memorabilia event. llut
ovhat a memory~the blood loaps at tho
_ recall, the mere mention lot it!
Our books were flung asidoaour
shops closed-our affairs. wound up
hastily-21“ business suspendod: tho
‘goodbyes quickly said, and wo Were
loll! for new scenes and ne w duties and
new experiences. A duty called us—
,wo were at our best, and .nccoutrcd as
‘us We were we plunged in unquestion-
lug.
Four years of soldier sorvice, with
all that it involveswits privations, its
hardships, its dangers. Ito hopes, its
aohlcvcments and its (identity! And
behold the reverse side of the picture
-more of a mornory than a. substance.
Few returned. and still fewer are hol'o
today to repeat. the story and rovive
the memories of that St plumber, lkdi
year, of our coming togvctlior tho first
time. We recall with the poor today:
“Few. law shall part whero many moot.
The snow shall be their'_WIUdiIlK shoot,
. , And every turf beneath their feet
Shall be a soldiers’ sonulohre!"
Then we wcro"many In our," now we
are but one of the many. 'l‘hon wt-
wore “a million In the field." Now by
‘far the greater number of an oumbor
the ground. Our cemeterios mark tho
resting place of many a (nice actlvo.
r. . brave and loyal soldier. whose hands
are now folded in eternal nest. Sonn-
nloep in unmarked graves with tho
, stars of heaven keeping vagii ovoi-
. , rem through the night of alum "till
. ”breaking of the dawn of otornily."
”No useless coflln onf‘loson hit breast,
Nor in sheet nor in shroud wrc wound
him,
But he lies like a warrior taking his
x, .
rent
. With the flag of his country around
him."
Brave hearts! _thcir noble deeds aru-
llot buried with their bones,
But of the living, the few who sur-
vivo the Wreck of that shocking war
. a. i .of brothers, that fratrlcida of kindred,
- what of them?
A few of you are here today.‘wc
now you by your, limp-your bubbling
gait, your tottering stop. your empty
unicorn. your bowed and aged form.
maul” ‘bl‘onaed face and Wastod body;
campfire. hairs and unsteady move-
ments. our wrinklrd brow in sugges-
vouafuhhr’dbhlpn pant, of days or dun-
“mnm ‘ofwaking. You lean heav-
.on your stuff. your unit is labored.
our limbs feeble. The only old wound
irritatcafiyou. You are. living for tho
put, unlit ndful of the iiresont, wizard-
m of lllb future-wail your life is a
‘ pout.
youthful memories, and fresh
notifies through your veins
you chowder your oruwhund
your battles over again. it. in but
try, your strength fails you.
you hear your sixtyrodd years.
if M' once but hear the turgid
1 measure of the ilfe‘nnddrum.
, o no thrilled your young anal.
stirs your heart anew. .
not of you have passed into
, and“ nllppored‘pnntcloons oil
3 score and ten, and of him it will
,"‘bo‘;.uld--llnn truly said. he is
. is e:
off root. thy warlords , o'er.
ii the sleep that knows no break-
. lit.
”room of battlefields nolmorc,
om of danger. nights of Whiting!"
Old comrades I send you loyal and
‘7 greeting and good under. We
‘ widely operated by place. but
our in batch by spirit. ”W9 are
morn In hind. not lens‘luldn. MY
‘ in still erect at alumnae. My
led a; h,t"h .
‘ f at the sight and approach of old
odes your countenance lights up,
' iiy young colts, fetching mad.
dead: my tailor hoodlum in alunpait iy
‘with-ngroutfor our, situated brothers.
You who iii-o‘brolten in health and spir-
it by ‘llonorablo‘ wounds touch my in-
nermost heart in composition. My iriuht
band is cvor outstretched to grasp that.
of a living continue. 1 honor him liv-
ing and shall revere his memory duud.
Not. oil'tlie good only dlo‘bariy; it is a
survival of the iit.test-»God’s immortal
raw who were not born to die!
i trust your years and inilrmltlos-
may sit lightly on you who urn now in
the twilight of life. and while those
lost at scars. who never felt. a wound.
it Jurist not be forgotten that to have
born a soldier and boar honorable
wounds in to an American whai tho
naiuo Roman was in the days or Caesar
~~“A greater than a king."
lily llcart boats with yours to the
music of the flux; and tho union. Our
undivided ooiinii'y—r—our rouuiiod ooun~
i..r,v~~your country and my country.
(il'oul above all others. lionorod above
all others, bolovod above all others.
Our common country. the mother of
us all. The blrfbpluco of Lincoln, Gill‘-
ilcld and William McKinley.
\\'o wore all aoltllors. but wo could
not all be distinctive barrios—that was
reserved alouo for the low. but as Ab-
raham‘s faith was lmputcd to him for
righteousness, so may many a loyal
heart whose strength sunk under a
trial or burden it could not bear and
fell short of its hopc, still ho honored
for having simply stood munfully in
his place. and was steadfast.
Follows: With a liiossod memory
f‘m- my nonioiilno soldier Iu'othors. a
torrent faith in my country's suprem-
noy in the right, and an ubidintz trust
Ill iho find of battles, who led us on
to'glory. and still loads us on, i oom-
mond all to the guidance and moroics
of Him who disposes whore man pro-
poscs, and who will ultimately surn-
mou us to that filial roll-call In police
in the illimitnble otornitios.
l romnin with great rospeol.
A. A. GRAHAM.
p
CLEAVELAND PLEASED.
Expected Nomination, but is Satisfied
With shewing he Made.
ll.>\ll'l‘l*‘(’)itll. Soptoinbor iii—~Juduo
Cloavoiund, whon somi after the nom-
ination was made, said:
"i am surprised that i did not go:
rho nomination. I have (‘tlllillli‘li.‘(l an
absolutely clean campaign. It was
my determination, which I carried out,
not. to do anything. nor to allow my
i'i‘ioiuis_ which could ho objoolionabio
to tho lnosl technical.
"While 1 liopori to will, and was sin»
coro whou I said I did not oaro to ox~
(-baugo chances with my opponent, 1
run but rogard the showing i inado as
a ruagnii‘lcont victory. espooially in
View of the short limo my naiuo was
bottom the public.
“No onudidaio oyol‘ bud luoro loyal
supporters and i can noror forgot lbolr
oolll'zlgo iboir loyalty and Si'll'rSllt‘l'illi'i‘.
I also \'flllli' tho rot-out lirlof campaign
(in account of the many aormaiulanoos
and loyal supportors which i now have
in every town in tho. atato.
”For a few days i am going to livo
at my former homo In (irnnby, slop
ping with my mother at her sunnnor
rosidonoo llioi'o. i will rilon return to
New Haven. whom i shall be glad fol
do what i can to help Mr. Chamberlain
and the rost of the Republican tickot.
Mr. (liouroland was askod if ho,
Would be a. candidate two yours honor.
He said ho was a oulididulo for indigo!
of probate in Now liuvon.
TEETH IN HIS STOMACH
False Set which Stuck in Man’s Throat,
Slipped Down and Operation Off.
NEW YORK, Scplombol‘ ix--~~\\'iih
his falso tooth in his stomach and a
smile of satisfaction on his omnoiatod
fucc, Frederick M. Darrow, a tolcgl‘nph
oporuior who livos in Norfolk. l“oun.,
walkod out of lir, John B. Wulkor's
private hospital in blast. 'l‘hlrty-lhird
street. yostorduy. and prouumubly
sillriod for his homo.
(in August ll'ilb. Darrow foil. his not .
of false tooth slip down his throat. ll.-
rusbrd off to at Norfolk physician. who
found they wore lodged in tho oesop-
hagus. Ilo could not romovo them.
lir. ir‘rodcrlch S. Lionnis. of New
York, whoao summer home is in Nur-
foik. took an Iulorosl: In the cusp and
brought him to tho city after making
futile oll’oris to dislodge tho tooth.
Arrungomouln hm". boon iuudo to pill“
form an oporuiiou after tho obstruct-
ion had boon definitely located by the
uao of X-rnys. lieforc tho arrange-
ments could ho curried. Darrow guvo
'u. gulp and a sigh of relief. .
“They're gone down. doctor,"
said.
The teeth had forced their way
through tho oesophagus into the atom-
ach and the oporatiou was declared
off.
linvrow had been unabio to take sol
Id food for thirty days and Iosi weight
at, tho rate of a pound a day.
ho
pm—
ROCKEFNLLER'S‘ HOUSE BURNED.
leiiy not at. Homo-«Lon Entimnted
at $40,000
TAllllY'l‘OWN. N. Y.. September 18
«The residence of John I). Rockofeil.
or at I’ocantioo lrliila. Wosirbasier
county, was destroyed, by fire last
night. The are In uupposod‘to hava
started from brushed electric wires.
The house stomi on the top of a hill
‘llbout six hundred feet shown the level
of the "Milton river, oyorlooklng the
country for miles in overyldire'oiion.
None of the family was at home when
the blaze was diucnvcmd by some of
the servants working about the pines.
Tho‘flre departments of North, 'I'nrry-
town nudfl'arrying responded to telon
phone calls but lack of bitter provenb
ed. the building from being saved-Tho-
firemen and, servants, however. sue
nodded in xettlug‘out "the greater por-
tion‘of the valuable furniture. 'l‘l'ui
estimated loss is 340.000. r
The burned building was a subntnna
tlnl structure. though built many
years and. it its occupied by the
Rorimfdlluoilps fling tilt! erection of
the Mitflill‘. lfirnuamhvlucli Mr. unalte—
f’eller had been pimin‘lng to build hear:
if- . . , V
-‘MTOP TH‘A IGDLB.
Bro
'tlio following mot Monday evening: It}.
ibnrk of tho room.
‘ spectacular wheat. : Making a mint/1p
"fmult in?! ,,
Hi
im a:
m
anna...“‘nau‘l’ag‘ar'suu’ Association
in Hartford, October 13 to 15.
Tim annual meeting of the State
.iuptiut Association will be bold in the
kiwi baptist. Church, Hartford, Onto»
liol‘ iii. 14 and 15. At the church on
Sunday a general committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for the entertain-
ment of the delegates. of whom about
too are expected.
'i‘bo convention will open Monday at-
h-ruoon, October 13. with the annual
state rninistcrs' conference, of which
(he ilov. if. M. Thompson, pastor of
lilo .‘ilornorlul Baptist Church of Hart-
i‘old, is sucrotury, Essays and address-
wiil follow.
(in Monday evening tho convention
of tho Young People’s Ilaptiut Union of
which the ilov.11. bl. Wino, of Norwich,
is president, will be held and there will
or auroral prominent spoakorn.
Tuesday t'or'onoon will be dovolod l0
loudness. There will bc. a woloome ud-
diom by the Rev. Harold Pottison,
pastor of tho First. baptist (.Iiuirull. and
lint rosponse will. be by School Fund
Commissioner Carnot 0. Spout-or, who
will prosltlo over the convontion. The
annual sermon will be dclivorod by tho
ifov. Georgi» ii. Ferris. of New Haven.
and will bu followed by the report of
tho superintendent of missions. the
Rov. Charles A. l‘iddock, of Hartford.
William I". Walker. of New Britain.
tronrurror, will report. . .
'l‘ucsday afternoon will be given to
the discussion of the roport of the
‘illlli‘l'lill.0llll(illi. of missions and the
report of the committee on static of
religion, of which the Rev. George W.
Nicholson. of Bridgeport. is chairman.
'l'uosday evening will bc dovotod to
tho roport of tho commitior- on Sun»
day schools, of which E. B. Boynion, of
Hartford, is chairman. and there wil;
be nddrossos by novcral entertaining
speakers.
Woduosday morning there will be a
blotting of tho (‘onncoliout llru'itisi
Educational Socioty, of which the Roy.
Dr. Georm- Ill. Stone. pastor of the
Asylum ilill Baptist Church, llartford.
is prosldcnl. Weduosduy afternoon will
mark the closing. sonslou and it is or
oooiod that tho Rev. llr. II. I., Moro-
bomro. of New York. will spook.
in the evening the annual inootinr
of tho (hinnootloui llaplist Social lin-
ion will ii(‘ hold. This is oxpootod to
take piano in Foot Iluard armory. W
A ('iriiiln. of Now Britain. is prost-
dcm, and F. W. i’ayno, of Hartford. is
secretary. it is oxpoctod that tho Rev
Dr. I’. S. Harmon. of llrookirn. N. Y
will be lilo principal spoakor.
The crucial oouiniiitl-o. ooluposcd of
II l'loyutou f‘. 0. Sponror, R. I‘. (limp
mull. i.. (‘ Glazier", W. (l, ilal‘licutor J.
Henry 'l‘urnor, Dwight f‘liapman, Mrs
("‘lara hi. Glazier. Mrs. W. (i. Carpentry
Mrs. L. i‘. (:lazior, Mrs .I. ll. Turnou-
Mrs. (“barrios R. I‘oiudoxior, Mrs. (T. C '
li‘llilor Mrs. ll. ll. llolltlold.
(‘linirinon of subvoornmltteos worc
appointed as follows: Roulstruiion and
assignment. l.. C. ,f‘rIazIor; mcals. Mrs
Charles it. Poindoxtor; solicitation
Mrs. J, ii. 'l‘nrnor: flaunt-o, W. (I. (far
poutcr: reception. R. l‘ Chapman
obookroom. C. S. Shomway; luforma
tlou illll'i‘llll, .l, ll Monro; printing, .7
Hoary 'i‘urncr.
WRECKED BANK WITH BOMB.
Unknown Man Attempts to Extort $20.-
000 from Skagway Bank.
SEATTLE. “habit, Sopioinbol' lR~-
~.~\ spooial to the Times from Skun-
-.':uy. Alaska. aura:
About 3 o'clock, yostorday aftornoon
an unknown man wnikt-d into the (la.
radian llunk of (Tommorro. a roroivor‘
in ono hand and a dyuanlito bomb In
tho other. doniuudinu $2ii.iliiil. iliroui
onilu: to blow all into otoruity.
i'asblor l‘ooloy and Teller \Vailuor
woro tho only mon in the bunk. \Val
incl.- called for I’ooioy to come to ”in
"No, you don‘t.’
yoliod tho man as ho droppod the
bomb.
'i‘lu' olf‘i'ka had just notion out i”
iln- window. 'l'lio bank was wrorkod
'I‘bo robin-rs bond was smashed and
row arm was torn off. l‘ooplo livlul:
aboro the bunk woro blown high In
the air,
Judge l‘rico. formerly prosecution
attorney. who was outoriiw, tho bault
at. the time was hurt, but not serious
iy. The dynamitor died without re
raining consciousness, Tho bank lost
about $1,000, chiefly in gold dust which
was lying on the oountcr.
TORRANCE‘S PLAN DENOUNCED.
W
Woman‘s Confederate Memorial Acne.
elation Does not Like Money
Ruining Schemes.
NEW ORLEANS, l.u., Boplcmlior is.
«At a mootlng of tho Woman’s (ion-
.‘edurate Memorial Association youtcr-.
day (lonoral bill Torranco's plan for
aiding tho Alabama Confederate Veter-
nnu was denounced, The resolution
adopted declared:
"We will llo'vtil‘ consent. to accept the'
aid from a Union vermin. either to
build soldioru‘ homes or othsrwlno an»
trial the remnant of our Southern ho.
roan. We want no sympathy. VWo de-
mand the intranet which our'truly no
i‘uu part in the civil war makes our
rue,"
A motion to around the resolution
so an to extend thanks to demand
Torranco who rigorously opposed.
SUSPENDED TWENTY MINUTEQ.
w
Chicano Mun Hu Thrilling Experience
It Top of Grain Chute. ',
CHICAGO, September 18-‘Buspcudv
ed only by his hands. McNaughton
Wright, a prominent member til-the
‘borirdof'trade. hung between life and
death for tiveuty initiation at the top of
annals charge in the flock lain d ole
valor. When resonant/fr. ,Wrirz‘ t was
.sxhaustod'nnd on tho point’of relaun-
in his hold, which would have meant
a all or too font to the hard'il‘oor of
an empty bin. and almost certain
death. ‘ ‘ ‘ ', , ‘ f,» .1
. Ho and entered the harmonic. Ina
no i fall «into that chain. i tin
‘ , a lull t, , and
'nuccnoded
revent fever an
swcctcns thostornach. Kodol digestsa
all of the nourishment. health and stro
linear Itinu, tiillorry VIII is
Prepared on
one Ilium chip can
Tho favor-ltd
the membranes
perfect digestiom. ,.
tl' .. ». . .
Kooolrrz~
‘ .2. Mil”, You Eat
K0601 isithe new discovery whilst) ‘ciiros all stomach
and bowel troubles by removing the cause. This famous
remedy chucks . fermentation, cleanses,
hroncllitil. attains. throat our‘lv
FOR SALE BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
due to a single cause-4n
Flux, colic, cholera mo ,
all complainti-lof like natural
foods fermenting
its a , ll story and
, airbus r" ' liltiow’f Endigcstcd
in allegations u, , pygmy my to
to emollient ”Ill; as with ,ut injury
lining the "stomach is i, o restore
purifies and
Il classes of food and gives to the body
ogth it contains. .
Out-u Indication. Dyopoplll and all Itomloh 'I'rflulllu.
"Kodol Dyspepsia (rum is last "I0 think for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It hit!
helped ummorothanau thiruroiso in u long standing case of Cllolll'l'h of the "bunch."—
ru. , -
f’,‘ by a. o. DoWitt a: 00., Chicago. Sold by all dealers.
household romci forcoukba. colds, croup.
lung troubles. It cut-ca
TWENYI‘Y-FIVE
Beautlful Presents Free.
i l
sxst Street and North
Wu WILL locum: 'rms ENTIRE novialmsn
near AS can TRADE MARK on EVERY
'rnnos MARKS cut from the Wrappers'areVALUABLEr
(25) SENT. US.
Send for Premium List
DAVID 3. BROWN & co., . 1,
River, New York City.
POPULAR AMUSEMENT:
FIRST i’Elti"Oll.\l.\N(‘i~2 TONIGHT.
'I‘lic tnlid‘tainrm ni prosculod by
Anna Idvn i-‘ny whorl last In South Nor-
wrllk. was Iulor'osiinl.r enough to ill-
trart largo audiouoos, bill, to ho strivi-
ly "up-~Io»dat.o." Minn Ir‘ny, who lit-gins
l short oilgapzoulont at lloyt‘s. lolliglif.
ut'orulscs a program that is quiio on-
Iiroly now and ouo superior. if possible,
o that l:i\‘oii Iu-foro. Many fonluros
mi :wru lv-r‘oro in this oily are annouu
.ul, and lumidoa Miss li‘uy’s (Iroidudly
loi'or work, many ultraviivo and uni-
ouo spooiullios will ho prrsoutod by
tho mornbors of this company, a fork
illl‘v that is always popular with Ili’l'
rudirrliio. Popular prim-s will provuil
.llid zl malinoo. i'or lailios only will be
given on Saturday.
NEXT MONDAYS A'I‘Til.-\l"l‘ltl.\'.
Tiit‘flil‘li’ili manual-rs how expressed
oonsidcrablo surpriso at tho instantair
coils. iilliI iroluouiious sili'ooss uoiiiovmi
by licnman 'i‘bompson and (Ii‘tll‘lli' W
.lyor‘s glorious play, “The Turn Sis»
:ors" on tho occasion of its prosont ro-
.'ival, but as u mullor of foot Ilioro'n
iu rain-w for this sul'prlao. for tho play
ins always boon oxrr'omoly popular. it
murmurs that uooossnry 5'0than
but urn-.4 riuht In tho hoax-is. and minds
u‘ intolli'wnr uudiouoos and has llori'
lny ouusod ruoro t'nvomblo oormuout
ban any .lmorIr-nu play over writtou.
ts oharzu tors nro quaint and lifo-liko.
ts story: is a notion of im-idn-uls built
upmi roui Hill and its. moral is supcr-
iativoly lofty and idoalistic. in its on-
liroiy ll plonsos all kinds of pooplo
and drama oquully to orohontra chairs
and tho unlit-r)". [luring tho fow sou
sons of Its rotiromont It was ariilullt for
by various uumaurrs, but the distillat-
\liuhod authors roI‘uaoIl to lot it go on
ilio boards again until tho fuiiost as-
lili'llilt’t' was giro-u for its absolutoly
ili'l'ii'f'I representation. ”The Two Sid
'ors" will bo piayod in this (‘in on
\‘iouduy. Soptoiubor L’L'd. at iioyi'n
’l‘hcatl'o.
“'I‘illC ll(i("l‘('ll.l" COMING.
If you Would «alloy tho dulntii-at no»
oiety play of tho Hiilliltlil,.gt.l soo "'l‘bt-
”or-for." it is colivoivoll and Wl'llil'li
In the Who with or“ high-clans romody
lllii tho world knows (loorgo Clarke is
die tilt-vol‘oul liulii oomudiun In Amer"
(ta-nor, for that auditor, on Ibr- Hux-
ish spanking stuuo.
NEWS FROM ‘PROCTOR'B.
The original llrury Lune production
of "'i‘ho (lroui lluby." now tmu‘luiz tho
I’rovtor (‘lrouii of sow-u proupol‘mll-i
theatren. is but tho form-unuor of Mill
more non-worthy attractions to outdo.
Janina 16. Wilson has signed as leading
man and Minnie Soliaunau will be load-
ing woman at tho i-‘iftb Arcane. iun
Welnboru and I-‘lorunco Rood have
coma info immodialo popularity with
Ilroudway uudivuroa, and among the
other popular Fifth Avenue Theatre
favorites, may be mentioned I’uul Mu-
Alllotor, John Wrnloy. F‘lor‘onco Leslie
keratin Ilouloy and Ada Lovick.
But mOI‘i' intcrosiiuu than lhooo do
tails is tho utatouwat that Miss Selig-
mun Will promptly masquerade as the
girl-boy Rosalind. in Shakespeare's "All
You Like It," and there will he at least
up: novel and hnportnnt productions in
the course of tho unusual. Manuscript
plays by promiarnl dramatists are now
being read with a View to a proper ne-
lection. ’ ,
The stock system will be continued
also at P ntor‘s Fifty‘elgbtii Sta-cot.
and l2iith' trout houses. At Fifty-
elphth Street mole-drama will be the
gradual catering. with Harrison .1.
oils and fildna Archer Crawford as
the chief players. [it lZiith Street both
melodrama and fares will ospresent‘
ed, With A folder Keim and Ned How.
am Fowler t the bend of the no pony.
Thu 'I‘Wontydhird Street motor
house will- ya continuous vaudeville.
while tho ‘ibuny and Montreal thcna
tron will duplicntc the Fifth Avcnae
productions each week.
Munngnr- ”Proctor" “now controls five
permanently locatod stock conrpsnies.
employing. more profile than any other
stock manager, as, wall as to? then-
uovdtod ufi‘cltlllWBiy to con lunatic
'tii riboflavin to in ,
pointedly douy tho frouuontiy recur-
ring rumor that Mr. Proctor intends to
extend his riri-nii so as to include Bos-
ton and l’lriludolpbia, in Willi'll cities
ii. I“. lioilb is now holding: away in the a
lion of popular priced nniusomonls. Mr.
I“,\'Ill‘l~‘ says: “The indefinite extension
of Mr, Proctor}; ('ll‘l‘llli
multor of his personal
What lilo noxt fow months may brim,r
forth 1 do not (-arc to sluto just now.”
A SAD DISAPPOINTMENT.
ineffective liver llllftlil'lllo is a dis-
Illilullllillli‘lli, but. you don't want. to
puruo. strain and broak the L'ianris of
tho stornaoh and bowels. licWilt‘s
Idttlo Early llisors ncvor disappoint.
’i‘lioy olounso tho system of all poison
and putrid matter and do it so gently
that one enjoys the pleasant effects.
'I‘lwy uro a ionic to tho. liver. Cul‘l‘
Iiilinuunoss. torpid livcr and prevent
foror. Clifford Pharmacy. ”
NEW PEACH IS DISCOVERED.
In West Haven-To be Shown to Hale.
Connecticut Peach King.
From a vhauoo planting: in Wost lia-
rt-u has oomo a now variety of yellow
lit’llf'll, dlil‘orina from anything now
known to fruit, growers, 'I‘ho pouch is
oi” tho yollow varioty. i‘roo stono and
of firm meal and yl-liow color, with u
lino blush of rod. The stone of this
)N'ui-li is ono of tho urontosi poorl-
liaritios, boing very long and slim, dif-
foi'luu greatly from tho stone of tho
(‘r'awford variety. which is largo and
(iii. 'I‘bo soodllllg was grown on tho
propri'ty of E. W. ilurtis at Till; (30mp-
boli aronuo, Wont iliivon, and tho ul-
ionlion of loading peach growers of
ibis section has boon called to its fine
points. The fruit is an largo, or larger
than lilo ('I"li‘Iil‘iiii.'.fi Ili-oi‘gia beaches .
which liaio.~ tho Connecticut
king. prmluooa in sin-b iarlzo quanti-
ties, Now val-lotion of ponohcs mind
from soodlinus and aro distributed by
urafis. The now pouch has not born
:umrod.
peach
FORTUNE FAVORS A TEXAN.
“llnving distrossing pains in head.
back and stomach. and balm: without
appoiiio. I began to use Dr. King‘s New
Life Pills," writes W. P. Whitohoad, of
Konnodalo. Turn. “and soon felt like a
now mun.” infallible In «trimach and
liver ironbion. Only 25o, at F. ii. Bax-
ter’s drug store. "
BUFFERS ON A STRIKE.
WA’I’irllllilr’Ifl’, fionn.. Septomborlil
~lf'orly lmifors and poiishcrs, oniploy-
f'ii by ilouors and llrotllers, went out
yesterday on tho failure of. the com-
pany to grant their domaud for higher
wages. 'i‘bo ninuufunturlns deport-
mom of tho mnooru was closcd this
mornluu uuiil lilo dlflloulty can on net.-
i.lod. The local oonm-rn is officially
known as factory .i, of Ilrodntomutiow
ui Silver Company, About 350 men
aro ufforiod.
POOR stoop.
The myriads of pillagin
germs that feed ‘on the lie
elements and vital parts of
your blood,.soon destroy. the
red corpuscles,and your pale,
emaciated face qurtkl dis»
closes the beginning 0 a tie-
cayjliatcuds‘m a long period
of Sickness or postibiy death.
llamas MICROBE KILLER
grevenis and tires diseaise
y dostroymg attend, the
organic 'ile, that causes fen
meutution and decay of blood
cor uscles. ,Kiiithesegerms
an juniors. through rich, re
blood. _ ill kill the disease.
Wolf»
Waite}.
a:
on annual... new lfiillrtlo. ,
‘ bimbo. luv you. or '
w.
0 Adam .
45> “ W
a. nudity
Waldo.
Is simply a ,-
inoliuation. >
v
i
a
good he wouldn‘t. be busy. That
we bellow you'll be suited here.
WALL PAPER
Only artistic deoigno.
PAINTING AND
PAPER HANGING.
WINDOW SHADES.
order.
PAINTE R8' SUPPLIEO.
ARTISTO' MATERIALS.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make It on art.
DEGKER.
South Nor-walk.
Telephone Connection.
.. m Lousy, and we
gin it all our nitration. it’s always
best to go to the bully man when you
I‘ wont anything in his line; If he wasn't
, You find them all they should be.
We're ready to do the work.
Any lulu. make or thickness, 'to
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
8? WASHINGTON STREET
'8 will BEWARE or olurmaurs Fos CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
as mercury wni surely‘d‘estroy the
sense of smell and completely derauxe
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Bach
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from t‘u-rn, Hull's Catarrli
lure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney It
(30., 'l‘olodo, 0., contains no mercury
and is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Hall‘s Ca.
tarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
ine. It is taken internally. and made
in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney 8; Co.
Testimonials free.
i Sold by Druggists, price 750 per bot.
t e.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
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:‘lhe Book of the
Presidents”
ly Gan. Charles H. Grooved",
20 yearn member of Congress. Pro.
bounced the most sumptuous and mag-
nificently beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Contains 27
large full-page Photogravuro Por-
traits, reproducod from the best paint~
lugs In the White House, the Congress.
,lonal Library, the Capitol Building and
‘Maln street, were painted by
one. They are still good.
it I paint a.
, Maia street. ‘My
. Elm Grove stroet;
- .... .v.‘
J uniusrBr'ow‘u ;
Painter and than Hangar.
Pure White Lead in lino ‘
mixed by hand wlil“w‘oar twice
as long and cover. double sur- i
face as machinery mixed. The =
house of William Htevcas and of :,
Stephen Wilcox. both on South ,
in this manner over eleven years i
Your house will atand‘u well Q
My once. ll: Booth .3
residence. 3! fi
. .;..
the Corcorou Art Gallery, of Washing.
on.
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters, showing an autograph letter
of each President of the United Staten,
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have never before appeared
in any book ever issued.
Both President McKinley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt posed specially ln the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest honor ever con-
ferred on any publication ever issued
In this country. This work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every patrio-
tic American citizen will buy it.
Bells at . sight. Small fortunes
being made by men and women
and large fortunes will be
made on this publication within the
next three years. High class men and
I
women employed on commission or
A Flush
Valve.
Notation. close: without for
ter hammer. Has no tank
THE iDEAL
sure in service pipe.
room.
tau
W
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‘3 fusion
lawman
’ NOR WALK IND
in; the night.
A W '
fruition ornsoron
our: mum“.
VOLUME'rss renown: anon
LArmo FLUlH VALVI.
A self adiustlox pressure regulator
applied to a Flush Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the some
amount of water in the same length of
time. regardless of the head or pro-
See it in operation in our display
Horace ll. Nash
uranium in retainer
Haunt
IOUTH nonwnLK. or.
SOLOMON SCAM.- Manager
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
Metal Sign- of every description. '
Bran Advertising Sign;
Lam Orders “: Specialty.
inlaytroigartia
scum non WALK.
East River, Brahman St. .3 p. m.
Nowell: and South Nomnlk dur-
part salary and part commission. 81.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager
wanted to open small office at home or
in home town, to have charge of ag-
ents and correspondence, look after
the advertising and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad-
dress,
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS,
Corcoran Building, Opposito
U. 8. Treasury.
Washington. D. c.
or I.
”rwo IMPORTANT m.
TORS In HR: firsumrvcs
FIRST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is conilagration
proof"?
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. L]! yrorv.
Fire insurance,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Norwnlk.
......... fi.,_-_..,..__..,..w .ms. .-..m
Fire Inouranco
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
ance as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for tho
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the fire. Our fifteen years“
experience on the subject have fitted
in to do this well. »
Tavi'or a Golden.
Telephone Coll; 107—1.
1847:
Plating. ,, ., . 3'";
Plumbing and Steam Hoar
Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders. Ina. . ‘
Bird Cue- and all kinds of [for Wafer Hurling.
Metal Work Repaired [for Afr Hartman.
and Refinished. orovns AND muons.
, 1 ........p . . aura mo TIN noormo.
ANTIQUEBRONZING. Gas MIG Steam ”all“.
On Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. etc.
i no. you lean our stock of
IIQHMOND IANGIII
no m '3 install» may
institutionally. traumas.
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H y Fever?”
Baniuol M. Cuthbert. Wilmington.
Del, says: "One bottle of Brazilian
Balm has cured a bad case or Hay to.
you? it never fails in Hay Fever, In~
yoterate Gatnrrh‘. Asthma or Bronchi-
tis and has cured thousands of hope-
less ‘Conaumptlves. Only germ extol-v
rainstor- known to science. 25 and 600
at drum-tn.
OONITIPATION—PILIB.
Smitten Balm, and locally, euro.
in one week to stay cured. Romano
: ‘ W i the inflammation. Never use purga-
..:~~ M tint only makes matters worse. 25
, ‘ and 500 at dru‘ . at
7 Steamers"Windham-gait, 7,: s.. ., _
"m“ 1“" er Worm mm '
. ”hallmark!
‘ slur-tumult”.
, lawman:
Omens. 1094 flatworm.
_ ," ingrown. goon.
roml romantic: I'm 1’:th
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