i
attaching ‘
til it hither
lletllillnes 'I‘eeli Witter lireeet'til-
lllTlltlllli tit lltililfill, Mess.
.llhn‘glllslingulshed Guests In ill-
telltltiitee ll Ceremonies
7 ‘FQIIINCY, 1 Mass” September 20-
; Uhiptened by a daughter of town. and
g Btdrtédxon hor downward rush by the
hand of n MnssnchuSetts girl, the crate-
of Des Molnes was launched shortly ni—
‘, 181‘ noon today, from the yard of the
Foré'Rlv’er Ship and Engine tiotiipany.
Epndreds of people saw the ship
xflplu‘ngo into the water, and for some
tithe after. their eheera echoed along
the river banks. it. was Miss Elsie
‘ Macomber, of Des Molnos. with (lover—
npr Cumming, of Iowa. and Mayor
Brenton, of Des Motives. standing by
_ liner side, who sniaabed the traditional
bottle of American champagne against
the steel prow of the cruiser. while
Indies Clara N. Carleton. oi iiareritill,
Mesa, cut the ropes Wllit‘li hold the
lust keél~hlock and started the flop
,down the ways.
‘ Thebes Moines is the largest voasel
Ever launched in the waters of the
Massachusetts Bay. and is the first oi"
‘ the government ships under construe-
tiion by the Fore River Company. Al~
though the weather was cloudy. and at
Home threatening, the day was priieil~
cally for Quincy, a holiday. Whit.» the
attendance of a large, company of dis-
tinguished guests. including a (lt‘li‘flih
.lon'from lowa. many government otll»
eers, national. state amt city dignitar-
lt‘b‘ and foreign naval attaches made.
. the occasion a notable one.
, The launching party and other guesrs
it felt Boston on a special train. Shortly
afternoon the party mounted the
launching stage right under the thus»
sive how of the ship. The Iowa party
included besides Miss Macomber. tin
following: Governor Albert ll. Cum-
mills and Mrs. Cuminlus. Stale Treas-
urer C. C. Glibertson. State Set-rotary
W. B. Martin. State Auditor l". 'I‘. liar.
rum and Mrs. Marriahi. lirlgatlier-(lon-
era] ’M. H. Byers. t‘olont-i .iobn R.
J’rlme. Colonel John G. l.(i]l0i‘. (‘oionel
C. S. Saunders, (‘olonot .l. ti. Stilllm'.
Colonel Charles E. Mitrhell.
Walter M. Davis. Solonel Robert Iii.
Blgelow and Major George llisstiti. ot‘
the governor‘s stuff; loyernot":= Seo-
n‘ctary John Bl‘lnr and Mrs. Brt'ar: Miss
Annie Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. George
M. Curtlas. Mr. and Mrs. S. X. Way,
Mayor James Brenton. ii. (.i. Hunger.
and P. Braekett. of the Des Monies rity
government, and others.
Owing to the illness of Cowruor
Crane. Massachusetts was ropi-ewtttv’u!
by Lieutenant Governor John 1.. Bates.
and sworn] members of the govt i‘llol".~'
stall.
For an hour or two before the party
reached the launching stage. the work-
man of the yard were engalzod in
knocking away many of the shoes and
braces. until at last one singli- block
alone held the great ship. At a given
hignnl Miss Carleton out the rope.
which held this piece of timber. with
8} hatchet made front the iron and ma
hognny used in the construction at tho
Ship. Seareoly had the ropo been out
when Miss Maromber dashed the bot-
t'ie of champagne against the steel bow
with the words: “i christen thee lies
Motors."
The big vessel hesitated but a few
moments. and then proudly started
down the ways which had been well
greased. and followed by the workmen.
The plunge into the river was made
gracefully and was marked by a deaf.
enlnx roar of cheers from those in
boats and on shore.
A number of tugs were ready to tow
the vessel hack to the pier. At the
conclusion of the iaunrhtug a lamb
with served to the invited gut-eta in the
long loft of the company.
The Data Molnar: In a protected t‘l'ills‘»
or. and was authorized by art of mill-
. green on March 3. thti. llcr hot-t wae
‘ ‘ ' laid ni'F‘ore River works. on August 28.
‘ ‘ 1.1900. title is 292 feet on the water lim-
ond has an extreme b-nuth oi :ltltl feet.
2 Inches. a breadth of it feel. a normal
‘ dihplymement of 3.200 terns. and a full
loudndiuplaocmcnt of 3.500 tonu. tier
obligated speed with 4.7m» borne pow~
‘eitlwlil be 16% knots.
. QUEEN or enemas DEAD.
88“.!!! With an Attack of Syn-
;‘A While at Dinner, and Expired.
. SPA, Helglum. September" thin-Marie
, Henriette, queen of the Belgians. died
there strodenly that night at to minute-r
‘bafore eight o’clock. Neither her linu-
‘ embers ot‘ the family. nor her
a (lecture wore preheat. at. the
, her death. She won neutral at
’5‘ ti, eating a thrill. dlnnor. when
’ utilized with an attack of ayn
pr. .luilinlttmc was summoned
’ lately. but her .mtilcuty wan
' ' are he nrrtvod. Two members
lie were. near the queen dur-
" . .' at momenta. ‘ ‘
"l. ’ on'was till years of age and
-i' l ”t woman in many respects.
‘ all suffered for about three
It‘ll? amateur of the heart and
' 'montltu her condition has
‘h‘tt
, warms entertainer]. .
, ' AV! NOT KEPT SlLEftl‘f‘
thin 7 0. but have constantly
limit and recommended Colours. Soi-
6. l have derived
elect bone 2 from it". Mrs. B.
- Mon, 78 Broadway, Reticulum.
The lady refers to the new med-
rdlucovered by Dr. David Ken-
Kannedy‘ Row. Kingston. N. Y.
for diseases of the digestive or-
d a}: ggevnillng complain”. All
The Farmer‘s Success lltillttltth“
liven Fltltltltllll hem Disease
illitl Stillerititt
Continued from Firni Page.
aiitl the pastor stays there, were at least
Blunt persons in the edition when the
ulntnpotle begun. inatructlona had
lll-t‘ll hauled to allow no one clue to
rotor alter the butltllnl.r litid been tilled.
but the nogroen pushed their way in-
tzldc the church and were aiandlng in
ivory aisle when a cry of “light,"
"light." wan mistaken for “tire,” and il
deadly Ht'l'iillililtl begun to get out. The
t‘llll‘illlt‘l‘ to the t'lllll‘t‘ll was lllll‘iilly
parked. and the neurones; were trampled
to death ill the struggle to eat-upl'.
Iiookor ti‘aaittngtou Iiad ,iitut rou-
rludrd his nddrcua when Judge. lililou,
a negro lawyer ll'tllil iiaitliiloro, ill"
ruined in a diapute with the choir lead»
or rout-orator; an unoccupied Heat.
in said a blow Wtiu struck. Some one in
lb: t-hoir ('l’lt‘tl “ t liey’ro fighting." Min-
taktiiiz the word ”lighting“ for "Ill‘tl,"
Illt‘ mammalian rose on mouse and
started for the door.
tint- oi the lilliilutt'l‘fi quickly mount»
rd the rostrum and admonished the
people to her p (pilot. lie repeated the
Word “(pill-t“ auroral times and mo»
‘ Paine’s Celery
Is the Medicine That Has Made
Thousands of Country
Toilets Well and
Strong.
'I‘hero are thousands: of i‘armern in l
our land who are I'lt'll in broad ill'l'UH
and gold. yet luck that true wealth
Itnoun no good health.
it In a inelauohob‘ t'ael. tltnt inert anti
women lit the country districts.
l-roatblng the purest air and drinking
Ii. "
from God's bubbling fountains and lint.
pill springs. are liable to the name dis-
rnws and ailments that ('(lllll‘ thick
and fast to city people. We tind
rheumatism. nout'atnia. dobliity. dyt+
pepsin. kidney and liver troubles. and
blood diseases almost as common In
the farmer's family as they are in city
homer.
l‘aint".~4 (‘eiery Compound, Heaven 5
Illllii‘tl to his hearers to be seated. 'l’iu-
“tgttiet' for a Htt‘tllill alarm of lire
again i'lll-lllt‘tl for the door. Men
women crawled orer bourbon and
fought their way into the aisles and
those who had fallen were trampled
upon like cattle.
stampede. but no power on earth could
bin-liotl congregation mistook the word l.
and
and ;
'i‘ho ministers tried again to stop the '-
Don’t piod along like you
GOLD
you, securing and scrubbing; bending and rubbing.
r grandmother did before
DUST
bout lilt‘sbliill to the titration. mmmunt- my the struggling. tlnhtina tunes of
t: has done more for imniahmr‘ut of humanity.
.ltvvad tlisoauo and the building up of The wreaths of the women and chil-
health than all other combined medi. MTV-~41 added to the horror of the l’vt'i‘lll‘
other. Mr. John 'ltttspau. a promi-I't'ttrougli more fright many persons
root and 't't't'II-lzrown farmer of .‘t’lltltllt‘- I, I'llllllt"l, and an llli'_\‘ fell to thi- tloor
port, Ohio, writes specially for the Ir» rr crushed to death.
makes housework
injures nothing.
Made only by T
Chicago, New Yeti.
Huston.
easy. It cleans everything and
More economical than soap.
HE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
St. Louie-widnkers oi OVAL FAIRY SOAP.‘
t‘olonel .
on ourlorrathat little hope of her;
ltt‘imtit ot‘ sutl’tu‘erit in the rural dial
ll'lt‘IS; ho :ili}‘.'\"-~
"has; November I won no badly orip.
pied up with riu‘umatlsm. which came
on in June, that i could Iiardlv walk
Without the aid of crutches or a heavy
stint-z. About the tenth of November
I commenced taking
(‘mnpountL anti after using four bot-
tles l was completely cured. and was
able to attend to my usual work. as
wall as when l was forty. I am now
rixliwix. and can walk and run as well
no any man of lliirt\'.
ECONOMIC LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Less Than Half Number of Delegates
Present in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. September 2tl~r~~’i‘bt‘
state convention of the Economic
It‘iiuut- mot in ’i‘i'advs‘ ('ount‘il llall
yesterday afternoon. ’i‘\\'t'»nt_v-ii\'e dell--
tzatm were expo. ted but less than half
that number were pi't‘sr‘ill at the hour
wt. ‘3 p. m. The purpn<t~ of the Hill
\“fllltlll was not to [llx’lt’t' in the fluid
any ticket but to teleet candidates
nominated by the. old parties for on
thirst-meat by the Economic League
.\ tlt‘lt‘uillt‘ Flilll‘tl before the t‘lllth‘ll-
lion opomut that he would endeavor to
have the convention i't'i‘uliilllt‘litl to “W
itvutot-ratii- state convention the bum
motion of :t l"lll‘.1l'l‘.h‘lllllll :tt Iai'ut- Tar
ored by the. lmauue. Ilt- Fillll it would
it“ the Lebanon buuiuosn to Rl'll'i‘l nurli
;. t'itiitltrlnft'. lii‘t’l't'l‘ltltlv lion. ('ltarlou‘
.‘d 'I‘Iiiiyt‘i. tit~ Nol‘sslt-Ii. tll’ tit'tii‘lzo
Wallace of New Haven.
It was evident lit-lore tiio t-oiiwniton
.\l
opt-nod that the delegates were in
many lllHllllli'l'H sll'illlgt'i's to each
ttllit‘l'.
Home of the early miners were May—
or Stephen Charters, chairman, of Au»
roula.‘ and .l. .I. (l'Nl‘iII. sot-rotary. of
lridau-pol't; I‘ltiilp Hilly, t‘. .\. Iiit'li.
(loot-et- M. Wallace. i". .I Iloran, W. .I.
ll'lll‘fl'll, all of New Haven, and lit-Io I
unit‘s-t . hi, t‘rowley, .l. W. llt‘l‘li and
Kelly. of .‘iloritlvu.
When the t'ouvoitilou was about to
opt-u (,‘hairtttau Stephen ("barn-re aros.‘
and said that a outlier had been re
{erred in him and he would lay it be.
low the «narration it) lost tlit‘ Hf'llfll‘
of it. He looked toward
Smith. of Bridgeport. who arose and
raid that it has been cttaiomury to
have the sessions of the Mennonite
Leanne executive. and that pow'uptltlt'!‘
awn were not permitted to be present.
He desired to know whether that pro»
tf't‘tli‘llt should be adhered to in the pro»
writ roitrt-ntiou. ll~- iiioutzlll that
rillllit’ thluun mitzlit be said that i
would not. be proper to have printed.
and he thought it wine to invite the
newspaper rcuiortera to retire to ill“
rorrtdor outaidr and wait tttttti Ftlt’ll
time on they might be invited to re-
turn or to rert'lrtv from the conven-
tion‘s secretary what the leap-ut- should
desire to have printed. The uewapa~
per men retired. and left the building.
SENATOR BAHD i8 STRONGER.
. 1.09 ANtililJCS. September Ztti- -
Senator llard is utronger and in bellm‘
.liape than at any proviouu time during
lllll Hint-as. 'l‘ho pityuitttan in charge
wiaheu it to be understood. however.
that the senator to not yet toll of tilin-
uer.
'l‘lie groeerv taator oernaionaliy twill
the worst of it at thin uennou: ot‘t‘ttu-
lottally he gets a black but: with a ato-
len ranpberry.
I’tlino's t‘elei'y I
l'ielegaty- l
CATARRH,
and all germ diseases, such
as Consumption, ‘ Bright’s
Disease, Diphtheria, Dys—
pepsla and blood disorders
generally, acute or‘ chronic,
are almost immediately ar-
rested, and, in time, com-
pletely and pé’rm an e ntly
cured, by limitless Mtcaoee.‘
KtLLhn, the ill ' universal
remedy found the germ
theory of disease. . Fifteen
years of success,
nil thou»
_.~' titheth-T n new
' closed , ti . _
’I'he lewl of the floor of the church
its: about fifteen foot from the ground.
{and long stepn loud to tho sidewalk
liroui the lobby outside the main audr
l'll'llllll. lli'it-lt walls extend on l'lil‘ll
IWW ol‘ these steps for six or seven foot
and this proved a veritable death trap.
i A sound (if police were llliHll‘lltHl lt‘
libi- church. and with the lll't‘liil‘ll tttial-
tIy Slil‘l‘i‘t‘lli‘tl in I‘i‘lt‘iiSlllL’ the neurons
,t‘vou their pinioueti litiHllltllix in tho eu-
Iii'uiit‘r'.
i The dead bodies were quickly l‘-. nim-
led. and the crowd outside. tlndlitu an
litutlt t, poured out, St-otw ttt” llll‘lll Ind
ltht-ir footing in their llil‘ilt‘. l'llllt'tl
fdown the loot: slid”; to the pnrruu-nt.
Htli‘erlntz broken limb: and internal Ill-
‘jut'ltv, in tin hour tiit- ('lltlit‘li bad
‘l-wu practically cleared. 'l'bt- eight
iu‘lllt'li grthvtt lllllh’t' xvi.” l-Jttl tort. to
laid the injured was t:lritetitttu. Ilowu
iht- aislt s and along the outside of the
pgwt. the dead bottle,» of own and wont
loo were .xll'DWll and ill" titztintvd anti
xt‘l'lllllll'tl uttered heartt‘t-ndlug t-t'ieR.
'I'b. work of removing the tituiim. win
I- ‘Ilili at tllll't‘. 'l‘llt’ w.tti« oi lllt' rolli-
‘ltium of the dead who Itntl Willll‘il on
lilto outside. t‘tililll bt- lilill‘tl for :v‘nl‘
.aI blink“.
l lllll'llll.’, the stampede llt)tili"l‘ 'i‘.
t
l
\\'.tnltint:ton and several tttlit-r promi-
lit‘lll Monrovia li't’l‘t‘ tilt the stake and
tr-rt fort-«d to \\'ll!l'.‘“.~‘ tile frightful
It'itastrophv. None of those in the
their or in the pulpit were injured in
illhv loitut. PM a few minutes they ai-
ll"llllllt'll to l‘l‘filtll't‘ order but St‘t'il‘iL’.
their efforts worn futile waitmi unit;
Elite *ll‘llilglllii: crowd llilll illlVlilll'i'il far
wuouub for them to pick up the dead
loud injured.
Moat of the dead arr women, :llltl tht
lphyait'lans say in many cases they
:fditttttd and div-d from uliflttriittott A
{t'utriitrkable feature of tho t’llllllllll)’ i»-
I that little or no blood was \llv‘tl on any
1of the victims. They were either
roughed or died from suffocation.
‘1 TIM. various tituirrtakinu tsiiiltlisll-
Illtt'illH were crowded llilrl lnorlilitu with
illlllltll'l’tlfi of ptti‘wlilw, mostly delegate,
I i l the National Negro llitllllhl t‘lllth‘llr
i lion. avarrhing for llllstlllli.’ friends and
it lttlivou who might havi- b l‘. hillt-tl
to last lilglil'i‘ stautpwde. l'p to it
,o‘r-Iork about llily bodim had born
identified, the greater number of them
instill: lot-til H‘Hlllt‘llln, who \\'I‘i't‘ visi-
tt:r~: to llll' convention. In front of
web undertaking t‘Slillill<lillll‘lll where
the bodies; lb». a squad ot‘ polio-troop
It": p back the surging throng. livery
effort in helm: madl- to identify those
bodies which hare not yet been claim
ml. The fart that delegates: to the (‘Oll-
r 'lllllll wore here from all lllll‘lfi of the
country, litany of them being ntranuora
renders the work of Identification
nontowhut. slow. it is victim-ted that at
host a dozen of the injured will die.
After midnight lam night the bodies of
several persona who ware crushed to
the panic. were found lying in the
weeds in the 'aetml lot. adjoining the
church. '
liookrr 'l‘. Wuabington. when noon
after the disaster. until:
”i had last iluiuhrd delivering my
lreiure on ‘lnduatry.' and the clotting
bad commenced. when unnte woman
back of me wan heard to ueream. A
member of the choir yelled "Quiet.”
which the gallery understood to be
“Fire." 'l‘hlo watt repeated and ntartod
the stampede.
"i found on invmligutton that n
litrmlttuhatn man had uteprmd on the
torn of a tlt‘lt‘lllllt‘ from flitltimorr- unin-
l'll linilou. Bolton rerouted it. and
outdo a motion no if to draw a gun.
’t‘lili-t entitled the. woman to Barnum.
“There wait little excitement in the
centre and front of the church. The
rear of the church wuu congealed. and
come of the men tried to walk out on
the, hearth ot' the crowd. At the time of
the alarm there Willi probably 3.000 poo—
ule in the church and fully that. numv
her without. Il‘ha crowd on the side-
walk Rill‘flétl iii. and this in it literature.
accounted for the large lmtil of life.
' "The majority of thoun killed wort-
«diathereti to death. very few having
no broken. When i and that a trium-
..e vim: imminent. l alerted the choir
longing. and part of the audience join-
ed thorn. i remained tintll it. had nub-
aided. it inatud for fully thirty mine
uteri. One good stator whose name i
did not l6nm.rmtgttt me fir ly by the
violet and hltld mi: through y{he elicita-
mont saying 'lteep ntlll.‘
’ "'1 inn unable to my novitivclv. but
there its a probability that the con-
" caution Will adjourn out. at reorient to
id have
HUBBARD FOR SECOND PLACE.
Young Middicmwn Millionaire
Lieutenant Governor.
“'lllllldtl't't l\‘.’.\'. Hl‘btt'znbttr L‘tl- -'l'bo
.l‘.‘. ll!"
)‘tlllllll. uidntli‘awltlrot‘. of this
llllllt‘lilllll ‘.ti\-"'itlll‘ on the
ID I'tlilt’illll titlwt It‘i~ lll’t’lt l'ttt'lilitll'.
amounted to lilh‘ imports. and from
not. llltltl til. it.“ of llit‘ t‘tllin‘lllltill
lam utti h-atr no trout lililllllit‘tl in
his behalf. it'ot \wt-Ita' the l'l'it‘ttdn of
.11 lllilillill‘tl haw tier-.1 ttyltit; id in
til~ -~ lt;:tt to musrut to become a (air
‘I'Itm l‘t‘llllél'll that I.i.~‘. llilllil'
on tw- imitvt \\tlllltl iii-mo a lower (if
‘lit‘llulll and Wllllt' be was at that
:ttl‘u-i' t‘ to t'tlll‘lltll'l‘lllfl thi- nomitizt
lion. t'\'t".i ti‘ if‘lltlt‘l‘t ll‘ be [tits tiitaih
FOr
'il"tiltl:it}' m' Kt‘lll II'Iltltul‘tI.
\ei" filly
li'. ltl'
tlltltl’l‘,
till” llil- t‘tlltli'llittlll.
i l.‘~ tzwtlrtslowi that Hubbard will
_lt\ill will: .‘drtwr limit I, of Noruitli
ho is w hint: lip L'tlllt‘l‘llitltll'itll Iltlili
.autiou. 'I'bu . iahzt tvt lb.- t‘ai) iltlllt r-
ottlu that tittiz‘ llidll liter? Habitual»);
l‘rtulttr in denied "\ 'ht- Hubbard lllt‘ll.
who may til it till" will no Hill! the coir
t‘ llm ;«'li‘n‘
thtrt's lililliu‘.
\'.
t
bth will :~lil'lll‘l‘t‘ .\li'
‘l‘llt‘ill:tl‘l popular with iii: Will'lilllL“
lb :» 13: old a graduate
)l'l‘lllll}. whore ltt‘ pluyt'tl second
It on the tootlnll tv'ttn :ltiriitu ill.“
rum» ‘.’t‘.li ,.
w'iir'uw tI:t.. Mr is :t pnwnt'l'ttl pill-
‘..to. tzllillllillr. 5-i\ t' wt. two iilt'llt‘rt in
‘ . dimliltli: . with a upionntitlly win
l‘t‘l‘Li putt": :Ill‘l
i‘ttt‘t'ttt‘dl Mlit‘ltlu‘l'
I‘ltovo "lm Irttou him twat tut-dirt
t'=:it tt' bt' it lll)lllll|lllt‘tl he will brim:
huntlrmly. (ti \tlllwl {or tip» Ili‘llliltl‘fllll'
lltvkt‘t. 'l‘Iittio i.~ til‘t‘itl t-tttltdniu'dn
l‘\'t"l' tile. cantons in this r-w‘tioa r 1'
Matte.
trim: ..a t-tttt-rtaiuiut:
.tl
‘I.lt
‘tto-
A SAD DISAPPOiNTMENT.
Ineffeettvo tit-or medicine in a die
appointment. bill you don't want to
purge. strain and break the glands: of
tho stouituti and bowels. IloWiit‘u
Little Early lllitt’i‘h‘ nvvor tllb’lilllil‘ilfll.
'l‘hoy cleanup tho system of all poison
and putrid matter and do it No gently
lll‘ll one ruioyt: tho pleasant effects,
They are u llilill' to the liver. [‘uro
bdlousnetat. torpiri liver and prevent
fryer. ("ltllord Pharmacy, ”
SIBERIAN BUTTED EXPORTS.
LONDON, September {on «portal
«lttniiateb from St. l'rtersbui'i: today air
nomu'eu that tho oilivlala of the mill
t.-:try oi‘ railroads ut'“ «'oiwldorinu a pro-
.Ivct for reducing: I'lllt‘zt so an to tumble
Siberian butter to be exported from
I’ut‘llle port»; in Hill Valli-ti Stilton by
way of Vladtvoulorlt.
. A Wonderful Illetiiclne.
Beecham s
p .
P ills
MALL
fillies and ,
Nervous Disorders,
Sick headache, Constipation,
Wllid‘rullflI-l'allls lit Stomach,
mpg In em 4 in, , ‘
murdered liver and
"IN!“ 01“.? 31 ml PIOPMHDD. ‘
. dreEw'f
htwi 1o tll‘lilill his. tittlllt‘ to co lll' '
.’ mm“ utth .1 rule film) this htvt'ttuii'
‘.{," If ; t‘t'l'.t ' (1.2: {H Ill" It‘d“
Halli cow. oi ti -> nia'u and «ll-wr-
- lit popular with all Illi‘t‘t‘fi‘ Ill~ IN’
WERE NOT VACCINATED.
About Seventy-five Rockvtiie Children
Are Out of School.
Ili)(‘l\'\'ll.l.E. September Ztlw-About
7T. l‘lllltll'l‘l] in the east and west din-
llllt‘ls are out of H‘liUlll by reason of
(hr ontot'wutuitt of III‘ law rr-tzat'dtuu
\atwination 'l‘bo Hl'llmll board in the
summer lfiSlII'tl notices that all pupils
llllilsl be \'.ll‘\‘llllilt‘tl in order to attend
fititool til the fall The board posted
tooth-es in :\.I the (llfill‘lt'lh to this of-
live! and in the outlying .N‘M‘iitllls there
[\HH no trouble \\]llllt‘\‘t‘l', all parents
lt-uoplytuzz with lllt' law The only ob
.jn lions. t‘illllt‘ from the east and weed
idisirich‘. Bonit- weeks ago niitl-rat't'lit-
,atuut lilt‘i’iiiltl'l‘ was distributed about
ltItt» oily bearing the stamp of the N11
item-ht il Stu-it-ly School npt'nt-tl lam
outwit illlil pupils not ltt‘ili'lll‘l. \‘ut‘r’inw
ilion .t-t'tltit-a‘t-s \\l‘l‘i' told that lliu)‘
mil-«t comply with the law Itol'tilt- .‘tltttr
.«tuv of this work.
' tin Montiut llioat- not having tortill
tlil"?i ‘.\t it‘ t’ttililtl‘llt‘tl in ll'il\t‘ N'lll‘lttl.
LAbout lI- left liit‘ t‘iirl itintrlt't Silltltllh
and no left tho west (ll\l,l'lt'l. Soul.-
lili\t‘ Hillt't‘ been \'lltt‘lit11lt’tl and I'i'l'l'l'li
‘1’) to wlmttl Il'Il lbw maturity
.‘lll't‘ still at home. l'atvuts of pupils
that red from St'lmttl :ti‘.‘ l'ilkllti' ot‘ llll'li'
in: a \‘illllt'h‘f' but thus tar nothing low
lll't'll tlt\il\‘. The school board but» litl
authority over the parmiiial and t.‘.-:'»
man 'N‘lllllfln‘ and rzttlilt' of tin plinth
barred from tho pubttr schools h \l‘
t'lllt‘l‘t‘ll there
't‘l-a'
WHEN YOU SEE
the yellow color in your skin anti err-4.
your are ..ou.~'. the remedy in the
ltt‘W lllt'tllt‘llit‘ t‘aleura Solvent, dis-air~
t'l‘t‘tl br llr lluritl Kontit-tly. of burn»
body tiow. Kitiizulttii. N Y. l"0i‘ Iiwr,
li'tllll‘l‘ and stomach t'oiiiplaluta itlill
‘l'rlllil‘tj' blood. it lotul< all the rev-t. it
it not a illt‘t‘v mixture. it t»: a medicine.
It arts promptly; it i‘t-llt‘Vi‘S and our-21.
All tlruutziuta, Midi.
STEEL BOX CAR ORDER.
Consolidated Railroad Receives Com-
plete Shipment of One Thousand.
The entire lot of one thousand b'luPl
fi‘nint' box can; of titltttiti pontidk pupa-
t‘ily lll'fll‘l'i'll by the: New York, .‘o‘d'
liarou and Hartford Railroad (‘oui-
patty bare been received from tho
ltlllllll‘l‘i‘l. tlit‘ Pl'i’lih‘l‘ll Sti‘t‘l Util‘ (‘tllti-
puny, of l'ittubtiru, and the euro art:
row in twrrlro,
'i‘o ubow the enormity of tilt-ab earn
in the building of one undorfrauto for
”to New Haven tars lllt‘l‘t‘ were lir't‘ll
3.11113 lltllllltlii of Him”. and Him rivet.“-
ot‘ various dtutttett'ru and lengths.
weighing it’ll pounds. Including the
l‘lretu tun-d in the trucks.
At the Mt'Kt't‘lt lloeka plants of The
l'rttsuted Steel (‘ai' i‘otnpnny. Wlii'l'l‘
three cars were built, about are“ lilt'll
are employed. and of thin number
1 Hill). approximately. worked on the
New Haven earn and it to estimated
that the material for one our mind. pants
”trough the hands of not) molt before
the our to completed and rendr for
rlttpment.
wSTOP THAT COLD.
or it may recall. in Pneumonia. Brut
zillnn Balm in breaking up Golda when.
ever tried. almost without exception.
to, 26, title and $1.00 bottles. The Clix,
ford. Baxter's or Plotsied’u. "
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
'i‘ho hollovorn in the. nriuellmlx 01'
the platform of‘tho National Demo-
erotic Party adopted at Kililllflil City.
in 1900. will confer together at Room
ti. 8l8 Chapel street. New Haven, Wed-
nesday afternoon. Ht‘ptombol‘ 24, at. 4
o'clock. Voters are cordially Invited
to be amount and am authorized to in«
Vito any elector or electors in their
town who believe: in the ondoraement
o! the platform of the National Demo-
cratic Forty by the. Democratic State
Convention tonttend, Only ihoso who
believe in the prlnolpina of the Nation‘
al Democratic Party are to be invited.
THE NEW MILFORD CONCERT.
The concert; which was given In New
Milford 'l‘liurmlny night, under the die
rertlon of Mina Lillian Osborne of Dow
bury. who lil nolo soprano singer in
the New Milford Episcopal Church.
wait a grant mimosa. ti. watt attention
by a large audience. and every mutt.
her on the program was uncured. The
liaitbttry artists who took part in the
programme were lilies Lillian Ull-
,.Mtut4 Manfred
.IBEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA-
; TARRH THAT CONTAIN
, MERCURY.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely darlings
,ihc whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
‘on prescriptions: from reputable phyul.
teians. an the damage they will do In
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall’s Cotnrrh
Caro, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
00.. Toledo, 0.. contains no mercury
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface-n
of tho system. in buying Hall’s Ca.
tnrrh Cure be sure you get the 30ml
lne. it is taken internally. and made
_ in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials tree.
tl Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bot
e.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
-- ~Aw-&-~-u~”m_m.m.
"The Book of the
Presidents”
By Gen. Charles H. Groovanor,
20 yearn member of Congress. Pro-
nounced the most sumptuoun and mag
niilcentty beautiful book ever leaned
in the United States. Contains 27
large full-page Photogrnvure Por-
traits, reproduced from the best paint-
ings in the White House, the Congress
tonal Library, the Capitol Building and
the Corcoran Art Gallery, of Washing-
ton.
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters, showing an autograph letter
of each Presidcntof the United States,
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. Then: two
features have never before appeared
in any book ever issued.
Both President McKinley and Profit.
(lent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work
This is the greatest honor ever con,
fer-rod on any publication ever issued
in thin country. This work reflect:
credit upon the Nation. Every putt-lo.
tin American citizen will buy it.
Sells at night. Small fortune:
being made by men and women
and large fortunes will he
made on this publication within the
next three years. High clans men and
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. 81.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
wanted to open email ofllcc at home or
in home town, to have charge of as
enter and correspondence, look after
the advertising and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad~
dress,
THE CONTlNENTAL PRESS,
Corcoran Building, Opposite
U. QTreuui-y,
Washington, D. 0.
TWO IMPORTANT F116
TORS IN FIRE INSURANCt
FIRST
Are you Insured in a strong
eonipany that is conitngrattoa
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. LA YTON.
Fire Insurance,
5 Railroad Place. Bo. Norwatk.
Fire Insurance
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of insur-
ance so there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the fire. Our fifteen your
experience on the subject have fitted
as to do this well.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Telephone Cull, 107-4.
im. ' ma.
Plumbing and Slum Hon!
inn.
Hot Water Hutton.
not llr Hartline.
STOVEB AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN RODFi‘NO.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
(ion Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGlOf
I'll: Jim 8 lloichltiu (lo-lam
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK‘.
H a y “#162 r.
Samuel M. Cuthhert, Wilmington.
Dot, says: "One bottle of Brazilian
1min has cut-ed a bad case 0. Her To-
ver." it never fails in Hay Fever, in-
veterate Catarrh. Asthma or Bronchi
its and has cured thousands or hope-
leuu Uonuumptlven. Only sci-m extor-
minawr known to science. 26 end We
at droughts.
CONSTIPATION—PILEQ.
Brnlliun helm, nut! locally, cure-
lu one week to stay cured. Removal
the inflammation, Never use conges-
etc.
time. only make: matters worse.
Examiner In
.rmm only».
. 1310““ 1888 A
..W1MMainBtrent. . _ 4’
THE , SOUTH NORWABC hVENINGS at are a:
NGflI’UBS lll {Pauli} . ‘0' A V, w i ‘ ‘ v- » Our bituin‘mk‘ecpg nu humour! we
live it all our attention. We always
best. to so to the bully man when you
want: anything in bi! line; if he won't
good he wouldn't be bully. That‘s why
we believe you'll be suited hero.
WALL PAPER
Only artistic dGIIINI.
You find them all they uhould he.
PAINTING AND
moan HANGING.
We're ready to do the work.
WINDOW aHADEB.
Any size. make or thicknoao, to
order.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIEI.
ARTISTS' MATERIALI.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
PlCTUnE FRAMING.
We make it an art.
DECKER,
87 WASHINGTON STREET
south Nor-walk.
Telephone Connection.
J twins Brown
Painter and Paper linger.
Pure White Load anti Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double aur-
taca ac machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of,
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street, were painted by no
in this manner over eleven year.
ago. They are still “good.
‘ Your house will stand as well
if I paint it. My office. 52 South
Main street. My residence, 35
Elm Grove Itreot.
A Flush
Valve.
Noiuelou, clones without in: or In-
ter hammer. Ru no that.
THE IDEAL
VOLUMETER PREIIUIII “ICU-
LATINB FLU.H VALVI.
A self adjusting pronoun rostrum.
applied to a Flush Valve cheated by
direct preasuro. Discharges the Home
amount of water in the same length of
time, regardless of the bend or pr»
ours in service pipe.
See It in operation in our display
room.
Horace ii. Nash
Genitoiiti littered Westltreets
ittwett W
Platte was,
NO. 40 WATER STREET.
oourn NORWALK. c‘r.
«nu—u.—
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper
Plating.
nun——
Chnndellcrs. Hand Irene. Fonda-I,
Bird Can: and Ill kinda of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinish“.
W
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
m—
Metal Sign: of every Minion.
Bran Advertising Sims. . .
I f
Large Order: a, Specialty.
Daily Freight Line
dim...
NOR warnr up
scum tron WALK.
Steamers Eagle and City of
Namath leave New York, Pier 23.
East River. Beokmm So. 3 p. m.
Normlk and Southfiormik duo
log the night. , ‘
D. 3%.”? ON”.
trauma“. ‘blntcro‘tt
one ii '
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