I-Prescripiiou DruégAst.
‘ 205 East Washington street,
For.
an
South Norwa'l-k CIpnu.
EASA AillilAlALli
1t(I\.ll.B (IiiniAlAighAlnA is ill today
on account of malaria.
'l‘nesdny is the‘ regular class meeting
niulit ut the Methodist Episcopal
Church,
.1. ll. Cunningham, of Van Zandt
street, has gone to ilrookside to spend
S.undiiy
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
in the Methodist Episcopal (‘hulch
Wednesday afternoon
The evening sermon at the Advent
Church tomorrow. will be Tompeiance
as a Gospel Issue. This sermon Rev.
Mr. Davis preaehes by request
The Junior Hand held a profitable
meeting in the E list Avenue Methodist
Church parlors, last night. Despite
the storm there were nine members
present.
Mrs. Waldron’s father and father-
lnrlaw and three sisters who have been
spending a few days at the farmer‘s
home in Cottage avenue, returned to
New York this morning.
There Will be Choral Evensong at
Christ Church, St. Pi'lnls Mission, to
morrow night, at 7: 30, it being the
eve of the feast of St. Michael and All
Angels. The Rev. Charles T, Coerr
will preach. All are welcome.
The .lunlor League will meet tomor-
row aftcrnooii at 3 o'clock in the. East
Avenue Methodist Church. it is the
first service of the year, and Mrs. J.
Milton Coliiirn will be present and give
an address. and there will be other (va
erclses.
Under the, auspices of the Epworth
League. a mock trial will be held in
the Church Monday evening. The case
called is Cunningham vs. Evening Sen-
tincl for libel. Damages of $150000
are sought and Messrs, Paddock and
Ainsworth will endeavor to, have the
amount awarded and Messrs-Field and
(icib will defend the Sentinel. Promi-
nent cltiaens are to be jurors and llur-
\Vi'll Day. Jr. will sit (is judge.
Will l.(I(‘.ouiit and Lynn Griffin have
no fear of the rain and this morning
could be seen driving their team of
goats through the streets. The two
boys drove the little animals to South
Norwalk where they filled their (Ix-
press carts with goods and returned
to give their horned friends a chance
to get a bite of rubber and tin cans.
The boys have only had the auiiiialtI
a few months but. already have them
well trained.
Tomorrow is rally day with the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
Special musical progi rams have been
prepared for every service. Church
services are at 10:30 and at 7:30 and
the Epwor‘tli League at 6:30. The Jun
ior League will hold their service in
the Sunday school room at 3 o'clock
and will be conducted by Mrs. Fannie
llowen. the superintendent. All the
juniors are urged to attend as the pro
gr Aim arranged is (Is pee lally bright and
an address will be delivered by Mrs 3.
Milton Oobnrn.
Max Levi recoil (Id a (use of shoes
this morning and also a case of boots.
The. cases wore shipped in good shape.
and received likewise, bill on opening
them it was discovered that six pairs
of shoes and two pairs of boots were
missing. Some of the boxes from
which the shoes were missing were
very much dilapidated and one appear“
(Iii all right except under examination
it was evident that ii hand had been
forced up under the lid and the shoes
extracted. Mr. Levi says that five
pairs were missing from an invoice
received only a few days arizo. llc has
taken steps to investigate.
ROW}! 7T0"-
Mrs. Samuel blend is sick.
Miss Olive Hubbard is recovering
from u very severe colil.
Miss Louise Slew-nu is the guest of
friends in New York city.
'i‘bci'iI are to be two Weddings in this
village in the near future.
Mrs. Jeni-lie lliliiiril will move to the
Summit; House, October lst.
The rosldcnw of John lIelter on the
West Side is receiving a coat of paint.
Mrs. Charles Morris picked unites
lnilru (hillbilly of red rnvphcrricu in
her garden. one day this week.
Mru. Etta Slater. \vho has been
spending several warrior with friends
in the Cotnkliis and New York l'liy,
in expected home today.
in the Baptist Church. Sunday there
will be preaching by the pastor at
their»: l-iunduy school ill 12: Junior lIiu
cleaver at! 130‘. preaching at 7:30. i-lpe-
(:inl ullllfltllt- All are cordially invited
to attend all unrvicnu.
Services M liowuylon MethodiuItI
Episcopal t‘ilurl ll Preaching at 111;:
u up. by the punter: Sunday urllool “H
t it) p in: 16 pworih League at ll: if. p.
in. ‘. vcupur service and prilauhimr nor
vice lit mm o. in. Monday. "renting (it
lilr,’l..anu'u. 7:30 p. in. Tuesday. (Ilium
(hunting. at 7:30 p. nu Thursday.
braver (auction. at 7:30 p. in. Friday,
Junior latitude. (it It p. in. Friday. le
ble witty chum, (it. 7:30 p. m.
WW,
DAME” ("707701701011
fllru. flurry l-llrtdiey him returned
from New York.
Mrs. (iconic limit. of howtiylmi.
upeni Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred .lelliffee and
(may intend to spend the winter in
New? York.
W. k Mackey hm: been ill and has
been chiming it vacation from his
lllllllllmlll (fallen.
Ralph (lead of the Yale and Tallinn
factory. Stnflnfll. sprint Thursday at
“3th blue .1 Ihldl.
(Ari no. llllapr Andrew». at
Newton. “amputated to return from
their atrip will)“ Wed (Arlene: (w. ,
been caucus for the town
9992:; will be held in the Davies
on all next Tuesday evenlnv.
lurk ill
been visiting
(mum have
All Norman‘s bureau.
Dr and NINA d.
Nbfiilkt.
8. Randall. of South
ii of (in; their ‘ vuu Til
uvm‘lhI-Im
,lii '
odorlck Chaddertoli and wire ab
tor all the (it‘dlftililfllll exercises
llnitl‘or,d Thur.uliuy They
fine time despite the rynfn.
Miss Gruce P Strungward has been
filling the position of probate clerk in
Greenwich the past week. W. S. M
Fluke being on n vacuiiorn. ,
Benjamin St John went, to 11mi-
ford 'lhuruday and attended the exor-
clues in connection with the dedication
of the monument of the First Heavies.
Rev. A. .l. Aiuery will assist Rev.
1.. l.. Guernsey at both services tomor-
row in the Methodist Church. He will
preach two missionary sermons, with
interesting accounts of his work
Aliuong the Chinese.
William 19, Street and Samuel (lor-
iiiun returned Thursday evening from
ili(I Democratic slate convention at
New Haven, where they had gone as
delegates. They report, the convention
one of the most lively they ever at.
tended. ,
The registrars of the town of Dar-
ien were in session this morning and
will sit until 9 this evening to make
voters. Another session will be held
Monday. when from 9 to 5 they will
meet to revise the voting list, and
from the latter born to nine iii the
evening they will receive enrollments
for political preferences (it caucuses.
The family of Patrick Fiaiinagun is
beginning to think that fate is against
lhcm. Within the past few months.
Mr. Fiannagnn has lost three pigs and
three cows. Several of the animals
were killed by lightning. two died from
sickness. a cow fell into a brook and
broke her neck and last Tuesduv an-
other cow died after a few days ill-
boss.
'l‘ he Stamford City Market. conduct-
ed at 438 Main stroo t. by William
Sciiiidknecht, of Durlen nus been
bought by E. l’. Jordan, and the busi-
ness is transferred to the People‘s
Market a few doors away The the
turns are being taken to the Jenkins
block, 477 Pacific street. Stamford.
where a new meat store under the
name ol‘ the Union Market will be
conducted as a branch of the Chicago
Packing Co
Despite the inclement weather there
was a fair attendance last evening iii
the Methodist Episcopal Church of
those wishing to hear Rev. A. J. Am-
er.“ Mr. Amery was forsorue time
connected with the Malaysia Mission
and spoke very interestingly of his
work among this peculiar but little
known people. Those who uttcndlIllI
were well repaid for going out in the,
storm. At llll‘ close (A collection was
taken for the missionary cause.
The rain again interfered matcriallv
with the attendance at the Volunteer
Hook and Laddci (‘oinpiiny‘ s fair last
evening, but those present. had it treat
in the exhibition cake. walk by Edward»
Carmody. of New York. This gentle-
man was loudly applauded. The man
agtIiiiiInt bus decided to continue tlieI
l'illr two more nights, closing with the
entertainment Monday evening. This
is done that those who could not at.
lend during the week on account of
report a
at
i
Not“ all cases, but very
Cherry Pectoral' is the medicine.
it‘ll!" ‘(A
if. 0'.
how
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO
CHESTER- DEVONDE NEXT WEEK.
'l‘liut clever young actor. Cheater De-
Vondo uuppor ted by ii company of un-
usual strength under the personal (ll
motion of Phil Levy, will begin a
week’ a engagement at lloyt' a Theatre,
Monday evening September 29. This
is the fourth season of this popular
company. The scenic effects are sure
to be a revelation to the iiiiiusement-
going public. Never before has such
big productions been undertaken at
popular prices as this company will
pioduoc during their engagement. Sew
important changes have been made
in the supporting company. Miss
(lrace Valaiu Van Auker will be the
leading lady. This is tlicI first time
she has ever appeared as popular
prices. Charles Brecklnrldge willI
have the comedy parts in hand, which
insures plenty of good solid fun. Mor-
ris Burr T B Henry. Robert De-
laney, Fred Weber. Leo Kellun.
George Douglas Ottlllq Delano. Janie
Wood Al. Norrington and others will
make up the support for the coming
season. Special attention will be glv- '
(In to th(I specialties the coming sea-
son. The reper‘tolre of plays prornis
(Is to he the best this company has
ever offered; with one or two excep-
tions they will be all new to the
amusement-goers. A partial list in-
(hides The Drop of Poison The Human
Monster The lIatal hiss The Bond of
Honor Ten Ton Door Hawk's Roost
Silver Creek Fort and others, with
FLORODORA AT HOYT' S.
With all its fascinating light color
and tiincfuliicss and novelty of din
logiie and situations “Floioiloia.”
which comes to lloyt' 5 Theatre Oct()
her 7th continues a most
IlIlltlelll‘f in the theatrical world
bunch and the world laughs with you;
(ly. and the laugh 9 on you." as ”Mick k-
(Iy Finn" says. There are enough,
liiiiglis inI “ll‘Ilorodoru.” goodness
sons why everybody feels so min: b bet
beautiful stage. pictures; has heard the
fell the rollicking joyfiilness (if this
premier theatrical production. Manag-
expense in sending out their' "r'oiid
companies and "Florodora" will be pro
Idiiced here in its absolute entirety by
l
i
the rain may attend Monday evening}
The Knowltou Drum (‘orps of liar-
lcu. went to Hartford Thursday and
i
headed Company F of Nor'.nalk in the '
parade in connection with the limeli-
liig of the First lleiivies'
'l‘hc lOt ill corps came
of compliments Remarks were fre
quently made that the Knowllonu wore
the cracks in the line and Colonel
Seliiilze of the First Regiment is
quoted (is saying that (‘ompnny F's
dliiin corps. was the best in the line
.Ai’ iiiarcli
linele Hook and Ladder i‘ornpariy is
sinking elaborate arrangements for its
Iharvcsl festival to be held in the liar.
ieii Town Hall Friday and Saturday
evenings, October 10 and ii. The ball
will be appropriately (liIII(oiiil(I(l with
fruits of the field and there will lieu
lifl'lIriIni entertainment each evening.
For this the famous (Aillllllll liylugtoli
l.lttl(-toii trio of Norwriik. has been
engaged. liur‘w Damon and ii friend.
from South Norwnlk. will also be seen
in their inimitable black faced not and
Little. and Gordon will appear in their
orluinnl glItIup. "The Ilago Organ
Grinder." The committee in charge
of the iitTnir in (Ioiiiiiiuwd of John and
Nathan A (rich and Alvah Wlliuott.
WESTPOR T
Mina t‘arrllI (‘roasniiiu lu \iulilng rel~
olives in Flushing, 1.. 1.
Mrs. ii. ll. ilrudley relnrnu today
from a visit wub friends in New lla~
yen.
Mrs. Waller lluwartli has returned
home from a visit. with i-(Iliiilveu in
Bridgeport.
f‘hlcf S. (‘ HtllKll. of the Waterbury
1I irlI dvpminu-nt and wife. were ranent
visitors here.
(liven l-‘iIiInin has secured apartments
in the Manner building. in Main street
and will move into them this war-k
iii-oruu Wauhbnrii him ,iullt completed
an oriluinclitul nigh on l’eul Swmnp.
for (A Norwulk firm. Mr. Wunhburu hi
up artist in his limo '
l-‘riId Kt'llllll‘l' bi uumcd llmtmfl the .
lorul rennin experts who will partici-
pate in a tournament to be given by
tile Niirwulk Y. M. ii. A.
Nina .lcnnlu Thorpe lulu been (Imp-
pulled to temporarily relinquish her
poulliuu in the pout oflirr. owing in
diam luirtan bur nbuellce Mil“! l‘ur-
rte liniifeu bl llllllbtltlltlnlf
The Shepherds of Bethlehem are
planning to give a dance next month.
This organisation raptor when; the
mold popular hm and their entrainm-
miitlu nerve to bring out the younger
niluncni. in force.
Bullebalde Inn is closed for the sen-
mm. and nearly all (hiI summer homes
along the shore urn Vacant. The
monotony in varied occasionally by
Bridgeportere. who find the shore road
nttnrciivn still (or triplr in their ureter
vehlelull. .
Thursday night the fair given by
members of the church of the Angolan.
Alon. opened. and in spite of tunimant
weather. draw out a 19rge.atteudancn.
This affair is the (hunt pretentious (A
given by (new; all. and the vitriol. ,
exhibits hi; well worth a visit. In rui-
dltlu‘ii .a (tiger via 39 performance All
grammars“ anoint far a final. ,
~139Mb florid "
noun; from dualism
i??? (AM my?»
a a I
from mm (Albeit
”limo flow
Namath. allure
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iii
“A
at,
a (ompany numbering over sixty peo
ple. Two sixty -foot began“ (I (are are
l‘l‘qllllill for the transportation of the I.
The ‘
”FlorIodoia" scenery and effects.
Sale of Seats opens October 3d.
STRIKERS HELD UP COAL TRAIN.
But
Train Was Started Again.
SllRNANllOAl-l PAL. September '27
- About midnight first night it was le-
monument I ported to General Gobln that the strl- f
in for their shall, i lune held up ii coal train that vies be
ing taken awav from Pott's coillory
(it lmeiisttlnle and drov(I oil' the (Ingl-
net-ring crew Today the general sent
a company of infantry to the eolllery
under the command of Provost Mar
i‘lllill lI‘ardliliur. and with thlI soldiers
niihoiit inter lereiico.
(icon-ails this morning intercepted the
Anna who have been going to work at
Mount Carmel by trolley. The room
all rIetiiinoii to their homes A little
while later a behiuh Valley passenger
train pulled into the station and the
mob crowded into the cars looking for
rum—union men. A few men who were
waiting at the station for the train
to take them to work at the Parker
No. 2 ooliiery were chased home. The
revcrrii occasions looking for noii-unI
ion merL.
WESLEYANfs LARGEST CLASS.
Mllllll ETOWN. September 27*» Thu
reuiMnUon of the freshman class at.
Wesleyan University shows the burn
ber of (Interim: aulduutd to be 110. the
largest in tli(I history of tlilI institution
A war
9... .r m "7‘“ Is. :5 ‘1.
l
located in Madison and St. Fruncoiu t'
lint tool 13. (GI-.il ACRES Alti“ KNOWN
)iin 20 acres have been developed b
‘I7 here» how received uttebtlini on ill
)1 do out) a your.
bill)
iiinchlnory for centuries.
I investment in ruch a prnpoaltion
ipon speculation.
luvcrnmuat bond
par. you can
‘ Male bu
pull loud producers in the country ltl
Since it in offered
(A assured of several it
been that «fondled of the market for
do it. Present burnings assure animal
funds careful ”meal
in touch with sharp. or
personal Haitian
burnout
hilly his
treatment. , , ,
I. Wink ”it;
tlcut refit
tynqur may
it. no will; .ulitbm
‘|' suoaTquiN'conN PACK.
strong vaudeville between note A
powerful I
knows and tllai is one of the big r-(Ia ‘
‘it‘l after having seen the wealth of‘
(silk) tuiici'uineus of the music and 3
(Ii-s Fisher and ltyley have spaiIIed no ..
Militia Arrived Soon and the:
to protect it the little w as taken away ‘
A mob of several hundred people at I
strikers have boarded the trains on .I
ANNOUNCEMENT
. T0 INVESTORS:
Mine La Motto Leitd tb‘Smeltlnu Company
The mines are producing lolliiy under;
The prevent management in new
and lmproverniIntIl that will awull this annual output to AT LEAST 8600.-
l‘r (ImInt (lbirfiu and drills pliicé in eight are enough .to but all available
Elunbuuinu from the calculation all rova are from
Am. iilt.nrnl (honoring and miscellaneous (loin-(m the property will earn a
run (ripple in pay immense dividendd annually on the capitalization
lilocku in thin corporation ill as carefully protected all a
oil» has been for more Alhun ’u century one of the in, at fir
lililpplng Nickel and Colmlt regularly]
The estate. mine and plant have been under private ownership and con-
frol until now. From thin time forward the output of the property will he
luv refined as rapidly (in modern maohllitllfy and methanol can be lntltlllled i
our. and inside (it (maths this will be doubled .
A Aim-Ii block of clock to berawithmflnrad for uric It ”.30 per
Ill“! (par value .10). The amoutlt put out at girl- (19
b9 WMJMMN lmmodlglvdnvoltolp .‘(uuv mile. goo
both 9911(9an and on rimlumludgl: (logic. .. . .
(‘I it
A large uuAiAlJer of representative Dohheeticut lnvnstoruyll‘nve already
Females of property Mid plant. We will place you
9,! ball ,Mlt you to (in no (instilling with (in union yin
Iflqdhiriutllpluféiy, integrity and profit of this it»
‘rigabkur‘iaii'ioum as
‘Iilhllllrleu nail megaphone payable to the order (if
l . . , W i (a .
ineciarod by Those interoatud .(6 ha
i the Greatest in Years.
NEW YORK September. 27-00usid
erablo uneasiness is ton among job
blniI; grocers of this city ver this scu-
aon’ s corn pack, accorilin to the .loiir-
nal of Commerce. The situation ow-
ing to the almost unpreflldentnd short-
age in the Maine pack. and to a very
marked falling off in the New York
state Duck. ls‘Ideclured to be the worst
in years. Many leading Jobberu bought
heavily for. future delivery from the
packers and also sold heavily to their
retail trade They are now wondering
where the ,gooda will come from to fill
these orders. or how they will satisfy
their customers. Prices have shown a
marked increase. _ ,
'1‘qu weeks into Maine standards
were printed at from 95. cents to $1
per dozen spot. Airs, (Ioihpured with the
present nominal price of $1.10 to $1. 20
with very few offerings at any price.
The last sales of state standarlh
brought 87% cents a dozen here
against 72%,, to 75 cents ”’0 weeks ago.
A large business is being done in weatI
been made on the basin of 70 cents f.
o. b factory on lowa pack and 75 cents
f. o. b. factory Ohio pack.
While (torn shows‘the greatest short-
age there also is one in other canned
go(.uls. For instance. it is estimator]
that, the salmon pack in 1.000.000 one»
(Is less than last year and there is al-
so a shortage in the sardine puck. it
is fear (Id in some quarters that there
inlay be a shortage in tomatoes, al-
,tiioiigh it is too early to obtain any
iiltIflnlttI news about that pat..k
, ADVERTIISED LETTERS.
_L....._..
Following is a list of letters remain
ilng uncalled for at the following post-
lattices for the week ending September
‘27,1'.)0":
SOUTH NORWALK.
Miss lruce E. Angeli. care of R. C.
llcnl.
Mrs. lI‘. Bates. llilislde Cottage.
Mrs. David Bertram.
J, Boyd.
Mrs. Robert, Gordon Butler. ldlerock.
Mrs. Charles Funcher. 108 James St.
John Fischer.
(‘hurles lluxgeriy.
Mrs. John Holl llrond St.
Miss (leitrude Mayl.ney 47 Maple S“.
John \ Slater.
C l“ Wlinples
Mr. and “his; (‘biirllIIl W Wood.
(3 ROWE l‘. M.
NORWAMK.
Mrs. Agnes Bennett.
Mrs. Mabel Clarke.
Mr. George F. Fletcher, 29 Orchard
1‘:
I street.
'I Mr. G. Keller, rare Mrs. A. S.
Cowlea.
(1. A. Kline.
, Mrs. W. T. R. Marvin.
I Mr. Edward Mahomcnre Dr, llenls.
Rev. C. A. Nichols, it.)
Miss Addie Peaks.
William A. Reynolds.
James Romer.
Mrs. 1'. l’. Stevenson.
, CHICAGO BURNING PEAT.
CHICAGO, September 27—-l’eut, cut
from the swamps near South Chicago
.and dried until fit for fuel may be
plm (Id on the market as a rival of high
:prlced coal if experiments new brink
made are successful. For vcars resi-
dents of that district have notlc on the
(beds of burning peat. which were igni-
!i(I.(l in the summer. often burning lonr:
after winter began, and 'have been
known to continue throughout the
year.
FORTUNE FAVORS A TEXAN.
"Having distressing pains in head
back and stomach. and being withdnt
appetite. lIbcgiin to use Dr Klrura New
I. lfe Pills,"
lKaniiedalo 'l‘ex.. "and soon felt like n
how mun." lufalllblo in stomach and
liver troubles Only 25c. at F. ii. Bax
(er’n drug store "
.7...
v
2 A
dilution SoutlieirAItern Missouri. Of
T0 lllt‘ lllCAVli.Y MlNFllAllZED.
,v lite underground workings. and about
(I surface.
very limited operation more than
luaiulliiiu machinery
(in. this does not in any ltlfllld border
(a you at a llama considerably below , .
mug the Ordinary rate of iuedmo.
a like only mine (inlay produ‘o n“ all
‘ “Anchor Brand" (if I’ll; Mild burl
ye ((..
(lMdondliof iii least (Ivar (tent. on
will
it;
0b: friends will undertake your 0 a
proposition to defray all expertise. in
Wildfire till Ll“ ‘
not!
2
cm cbrn by local jobbers, sales having '
writes W. P. Whitehead. of '
ownii ill, 6ft acres of groundl ‘
mm
(A Mu will
i
«mvommmov 9w
(WI-I (it
‘ They (Are' tiie‘imudiost thing'in‘tne
WOl‘lil.
Will beat a room in a few mo-
ments. Move it anywhere. bedroom.
bath room, collar or little. lec you (1
Once tried
it will
save you money and make home com-
fortiible. Taei'emre none better ithaIIp
ours: We warrant them.
quick, cheap beat. you
would never be without one.
éfibmb I.-..l(I ((31.0 i...
i pulp (A:
aliens
. 112 WASHNIGTONSTREET,
SOUTH INORWALK.
' Phone 43-6. ..
Bountiful -
Desrgus
ln
[ahiPapei
Ara sometimes hard to get. but there
I" Inch thin", uevertbeleu. We
don’t want to team boastful. but we
are proud of our stock. We worked
hard to m it. We didn't take what
(A... thrown to us.
That in one reason
why we have the trade we (10.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decorat-
ing. ' ‘
(o Fir-t Amino. ’ um: NORWA‘LK
m our nu.
SpeCA‘nlfSel‘o.
ioliinteer fibril
55 0 bag
A- Stun.
Pllnn'o 1”.
MANUFACTURING“:
'; roa omens
iii a very prominent branch of our
business.
The exponalvangu a: equipping.
spinal may be preventing your
puttlnx upon the market a money.
i making, in bile. Such being the
;‘ case. (am t on. We are in a pool
tion to manufacture at. a lens coal
, tbl‘rntyou can run a IplaInt after you
: a“ S ,I(, i
., 11199.1(. amour
9‘12- #4.
f a
t 39" ”QR?! ox.
‘ n, J
, principals.
con-Ad: AVE. EAST NORWALK.
:‘i‘
(A
This ,;Mp all? ‘
in the lobby of the Atlantic Hotel
this inornhig an in;erIosting little in
oldent occurred in w rich Congressman;
llill and Frank Miller were the
it was the first meeting
of these gentigmen in over a year. and
the dialogue which passed between
them uniiiaud many. Mr. Miller was in
Hartford yesterday at riding the (led-
itIntlon of the “Peter-u in-g Express."
lie had just returned, and when he
saw Congressman Hill. his face lit up
and he approached him offering his
hand saying; "Hill 1 want to central
(Alerts you on your nomination."
Grasping his band firmly, Mr. Hill
r‘eplled: “Miller, ltliiilik yen." Then
Mr Miller became loculnr. Referring
to the talk of hominatln him for con;
reusman he said: ”ll ii. I thinkl
ould beat you out of your boots lfIl
decider] to run against you. " Mr. Hill
in replv said: “Mr. Miller I know
of no man whom I would prefer to be
beaten by. more than Frank Miller, if
.li was certain that i would be defeat-
dd "-I—Bridgeport Standard.
l
i “l‘l‘ TURNED OUT To BE
the right thing for me." writes Mr. .1
15 Mat pheraon of Baltimore “1 refer
to a new medicine named Calcura Sol
(tent. l was all torn to pieces with
dyspepsia and torpid liver and in less
than three months 1 was sound as a
ship launched. It is a preparation
worthy or the man who discovered it
Dr. David Kennedy, Kennedy Row.
Kingston N Y
STATE PRISON lNMATES STRIKE.
NEW YORK. September 27~Givlng
as an excuse that they could not work
without meat, twenty inmates of the
state prison at Trenton N. J. have
struck from their work in the brush
shop and most of them are nowln
chains in the dungeons. Before. the
present high rates were charged it
was the custom togive the prisoners
. who worked liberal supplies of‘meat.
but lately rice has been substituted,
A PARSON'S NOBLE ACT.
“1 want all the world to know,’
writes Rev C J. Bridlonz, of Asbway
R l. "what. a thoroughly good and re
liable medicine I found in Electric Bit.
ters. They cured me of jaundice and
' liver- troubles that had caused me great
suffering for many years. For a. gen
nine all around cure they excel anyr
thing I (Iv er saw. ' Electric Bitters are
the surprise of all for their wouderfiil
work in Liver. Kidney and otomnch
troubles. Don't fall to try them. Only
50 (Its. Satisfaction is guaranteed by
F H Baxter.
, PiRACV lNCREASEs IN CHIN/LI,
PEKIN. September 27~Complulnts
are made by American shippers that
piracy is increasing on the Shun-Tang.
coast. There is prospect of great loss
in junk cargoes being sustained. Uni-
ted States Minister Conger will ask
the authorities to use the. Chinese
warships now idle at Che-Foo to clearI
the coast. of pirates. if this is not
(lune, Minister Conger says. the loss of
$280,000 worth of oil is imminent.
~8TOP THAT COLD. .
(u- lt may result lnPneumonu. Br»
zlllnn Balm isbreaklng up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 26.600 and 8L00.bottlen.. The om-
ford. Boston's or Plainted'n. . '°
Every man, ,woman and child in the
Town of Norwalk should have a de-
posit in The South Norwalk Savings
Bank.
You will never be worth any money
until you save some.
A No cost to start on account.
You are wolmme with any am‘buut.
and we pay no.4 percent. interim,
Compouiided semi-annual‘lw
(
ms scum NOR WALK
sir mics um
qurr'au Mun outcome.
THE.,TRU8T.CQMP,AN,Y, THE pa.
. PARTMENTI stout: I09
FINANCE.
Combining as it does every fungtlou
lof financial business the Trust Com-
pany might well be. called the depart~
moat attire affluence. ,- “I” qt
The SQIllh Narnia-1k
Trust Compare»
‘Acnn care torryour
., General Banking Bailout.
(.. Blvlndd flypdyltl.
Emm- and Trust: of ovary doncrlp
lion. . - .
valuable: aloud and 8910.01.90.11
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0? hum 0‘
u . be;
sum or
‘ lI
‘ All
it nit .likd.
(I.....II .A... A...»
Bfl,‘ w a an
bind (Marathi lifted instant “ll
mural
fillet.
mmove iii half (in hulll‘mnd you wtll ‘
and. moron. u mlbaiixmru. (This:
in the 9630111111th has him Ill m
orb bl _ , ,. .
In - mullvbtob J
and and (ion Whitetail” .
“llama on
M. to lawn
in w W!“
Wall in: pipeline I.
I ownulufulmnuaarim (animus flab
Amid.
ANNA
I ford. Dob. nor/,9:
. ad’ my boy' ii life. New
‘ “mg 0'
a 0:.yosterllay afternoonl b
”Amour Driller. .éeni' ‘ A
it con at
TRENTAAN. o‘ “A
' J.. Sen 9 b’
Justice Van Siekel of the Court? (if 1
Errors and 9ppolullhyo9ltjer‘duy ”who.
written opin on n in at i
Steel Corporation case thatgwlgs re~‘
merrily decided by the court in: the (9;:- ,
poratlo'n'a (river. The case before
court was the suit instituted by Mn.
Miriam Berger. ..
(I The opinion flied t'(uhty‘ unstable
constitutionality to act Iof_ last v
tier under which t id corporutldm undo
took to convert $200, 000 000 worth of
Luanda. . The opinion also holds that.
(A procedure followed by th, la... ‘
atlon carrying out the convers 011qu ,
Was fully authorized by the (finer l,
aeration act
This is a complete victory for the ‘
United States Steel CorporittloIm, I
TAKE CARE OF THE BTQMAQH
.w The man or woman whose diam-poi
(is. perfect. and whose atolnaqh M91. I49...
its every function is neyer 9 1:... .lxym,
do] cleanses. purities and (lives 21%qu .
stomach and cures positivgly. hells.
manetly all stomach troubled. iii'rliix'ea-
den and (uncertain. It lath Whopp-
ul reconstructive tonic that is” ma -
l 3 so many 9le people well andnva 3;,
cople strong bx vonyeylng thy?“
odies all of the nourishment in till ,
od they eat. Rev J. H. Holl‘udiu‘pfl '
ollnday Miss, writes: Kodol haalcu'h‘
d me. .1 consider it the Winsome“.
ev or used for dyspepsia and staunch
bronbles. l was given up by (phantom _
i no. Kodol saved my. life. ,‘l‘b’llb‘lt l
Ifter meals. Clifton] PharmMy 9".
ii: MiNzus RETURN TO weak Z“.
There Will be Plenty ,of Coal Shortly
Afterward. ,. -
Piill.ADELPHlA.. Pa.. Bopwmberzt
+Generai Manager Luther. of thtr Phib
adelphla 8; Reading railroad cpmpanyig
coal properties announces. that til the
Reading' is important mine: Ira in; faith.
1y good condition and that after the
minors return to work. comparatively
little time will elapse before they. will
be turning out their normal prodr;ctr
ion. it is true that. several A)! .
eollierics are flooded. butt ..
been abandoned for a flinch -
The officials of the Pennsylvpniu,
rallroad's anthracite coal companies
report that. their mines are in such;
condition that there the widens to go
back to work on Monday. ,th9. 'cpillor-,
ies would be able to produce three
fourths of their normal output and
that within a week they would‘ybe in
perfect shape.
NOT OOOMED FOR U599:
“1 was treated for (madness
good doctors. ” wrltIeaW , A».
Conuellsville. 0.,‘ ‘.for Ricard Wk
tula, but when all failed; n39
Amiga. Salve cured mo in _twq.’ on)“.
Cur-(us Burns, Bruises. Cilia. coma.
Sores Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Pilesmr
no pay. 259 at F. ,H. Baxter's drug;
store. '
MINISTER'S SON ASPHYXIATED.
BOSTON September. 277Fgederlck
A,
- Carleton Gullck of New York son of
Rev. William H. Gullck and hit-9. Alley.
Gordon Gillick of Madrid Spain. was I
found dead. in bed yesterday at. the
home of Mrs Caroline Borden. 382
Commonwealth avenue. here. where
he, was staying as a guest. my. delight.
who had recently nndergohrs' (in opera:
tion for a nasal trouble, had bgtln up:
ply ointments nightly. This vials the,
case Thursday night when Mr. gulchk‘,
retired In turning of! the élé trio
light in his room it. is though his“ and
ost have caught the stock cock on
“he gas fixtures, Owing in (N90 oint-
ment he failed to detect3 the lineupsl of
gas and was asphyxiated. Mafia ,
Was twenty- eight yearn of a '9' 13
graduate oIi' Harvardhtinivgky ,, mg;
a short true ago a re, 9 .. ..
Munich where be m: been Iliui’rfn
music. His mother is the head of flI91;
American college for girls in “Sift. y
W .
III HAVE NO‘I,’ “PT 919;“
if L
all this tlilno, but 99:9 991
raised ant recomme
sent to the afflicted. I have 91‘ 99‘
the INIécreutvvtfln benefit. from it. " ,My
0rd 78. Bro‘u’dwby' ,
0n hAJAvld 1:5:
NY The lady X7010“
lclno l91liiLIovareidmbm 3' Kim
nedy. urine y w
Try it for diseases” of the dirt tin; 0“.
irons and all prevulllnt cOlInillitlnti. All
druggiais $1. 00. .
ANNA EVA PAY.
This mystor ours .woruau opone
new opera, house (1 ad the .thea,AlAtM .1991,
season at this town with p t 9931*. ,.
engagement Monday; true” Whig!
Wednesday. and who greeted b\v‘l (luv.
ly good houses. 11' all they pill tions
Manager Hort has .lir atoré fdri a are
as good as thin one. the people w l
have a rare treat during t 9:99 9
fill those who attended thé orforlu it-
you were delighted. not onlyfilltb till;
show. blit also with ébefppebrafwlb-Qra
the opera liouiie.,an w er).
lights are installed wide ¢fi 11'"
it very short (line. everyt llikI
complete and perineum-blunt? 0mm
Messenger. ‘ .. 3‘ “I , I-II(,.IIII
DAV D, A I03!!! UFIQI,
Mrs. dam in affiliation m
“3%
no (me we font with dreamt.“
him a tow. clonal. Ho auloki
to sloop; and ‘wnu all (IlizhiuPl
Fro ml by RH
Billion? on or (ritual;
,7.
l.‘ i'.
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(H u
1'
WWI“?
“if“;
‘ . IAnrAn WOMAN DEAD "It won
. DERBY. Conn_., September Mums.
«Mary Alexander; wail uvehtyolght . I
was found dead in the w Gilli, half ll :
mile from her home llntlhslnn. .
hei- ibn- lit-law,
Alexander.“
Mm. Aiéxu dal' diaapmada from ,
home Wednesday afternoon. Tim tub
M919 umlnor nnldI tbato an ,
1‘ (hill f‘
still by althauutlb hipfrd
Mil .
(i and belchingmt in
old hear of. but 99:11
tl took Brut lln‘lt
0f preterred Stockdnto‘. (i‘ Allie 79an9 . .
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