elite, returned to
Bunnie. curly this
of the miners hnd
gaming yesterday's
veLth's‘ spro osttion tor end-L
‘ 'H’ He w ll not even lnlil»
. reports of Lall the local un-
ch vvill meet today. in ac-
h with his instructions and
locale met yesterday
voted to
. t redlcted that when
mplete returns are in, it Win
at Mine vote to continue the
. . belledri‘y’ unanimoun.
or nstrnotions tram Mr Mitch»
lied for 2 o'clock this after’
not be telegraphed to head-
immediately after the nd-_
ll nment ot the gatherings. When
‘ .Mfitchell was asked today if be"
n ‘y men Would return to
W the entire national guard.
to had been placed on duty
be cool belt. he said: “The best
u r to that question will he the
. n of the local unions. today"
Sabbath-like quiet reigned
ugV out the Wyoming volley this
til 8.. in. today President Mitchell
nice the following statement to The
minted Press:
”him this hourhnt least thirty to:
W 0 reports ave been releive
iro‘ ooul unions, giving the notion
, . .theni iaLst night and this
morning. These reports are substan-
ti on follows: The mine workers
all not to return to work‘ until
til demands as formulated at the
Shamanic convention are granted or
up; “the Strike iii dulled of! by a con-
ven ion or the {nine workers or Pres-
in the United States. were broug t
more, they could not. force the men
blink to work Tho reports are. still
tooling in? rapilllyh and among them
there is not one dissenting voice. The
c in all the locals so far heard
from. .was unanimous. There are more
on three hfihdred locals and :
infill have been heard from by tonight.
.of the unions were compelled to
rust nlght. or early this morn—
. on not to interfere with school
ldren. many cchool houses bring
““3. pluoéli of the organiza-
'QULAL. Pa. .. October SF’i‘he
regiment arrived here this
”and encamped, and the Slxth
‘will arrive this- afternoon.
rouble is anticipated hero. The
era reeling in one of apathy. Re—
I from thin region indicate that
ed the in p
collieries were well tilled.
«walked on work " l'e
monstratiOn or dark lid
one had construct.
treats or lanaiord and
hatched l?‘
claimed that to re ton
en from the No 4 mine of theLl’.e—
' coal. and. Novmtiogumnpnny.
Iv. thou at any ti alrice the
At loco
W mLhiomtheV
in
ottiiflgolliery dur-
nlzht. It consumed about too
and represents mod
Werotors 0: Glue
1m Ltd no. I into
to) floor; at who
w" omit”! renting; a
re
s ”T of $38: Oak chiller: ‘3‘;
- «mm» — Mop
today; but failed, curing
ho tool to,
Mitchell. 01' the u"
the three unthra~ .
result of the meetings which ‘
“lilfit‘t Mitchell. and if all the iron 5: . -.
' my Everything is quici in the lluzieton
women who wrll
Lit??? 3M:
r
Bethlehem. Surfcmlur windows» were
shattered, but no one was injured.
district today.
MTSBIONARIES‘ MURDERLB.
Eight Ringleaderc in Recent Chinese
. . Disturbance chmmed. .
moronic n c. octop‘er s—Ji‘hoL
stcumcr Lyn Morn has reached port
Yokohama and the Orient Biro
. , brings new: that tho Guinean comluio
‘ eion ocuL to inreatluntp the murder
or the missionaries at Chen Chow. llu
Non. has returned (thong 8 Thu
mmnins of the run cred Illicit men
were late with your Marconi
Tho church on wanted elm riu
leaders at the dlnlurbonce put to dentin
and liver oilioiulo dimlnoodm’l'he m
mm berm
general and Tootnl drill more add
on a memorial to the British com
hullllm
MED
litre. Mary Morris was worried Sat-
.u-llny to Joseph cameo. a form hand
of South Windsor. Ali's. Norrie wait the
widow of Stanley Morris of South
Windsor who won shot and killed tor
her brother. Joseph Guzowlch. on; July
ill, pull one no» pan of the gimme
hermlmom'
at the trial on;
(i will: 7 learn
when the dunes 91m _ hur-
bnnd were mentionod. The Polish out
now South Window to slightly nur-
Dr ,
hoopla in to here become we
lung mm ominous.- least, the
a.“
I“ ll. lire. .lohn ll. Holcomb; or uniform:
“ memherof the board of lady in
see ore tho
accept no
STANLEY inoculate wloow MAR. L
L hour the no chum tor the emotion
Lot time on the
fil'L
CONNECTICUT AT EXPOBITION.
Site for Stole Building Wu blooded
by Mrs. John bl. Holpomb of Nomad.
lion. ii. A toxins, or New Haven.
member oi the national minimisation
ior tho louihnna Purchaoo Exponiiion
at porn he nus been attending meetings
of the commission. The commlnslono
Mont business being this apmhinl or“
the collection of utter by sum lhlt
are to on rnproceutod at the exposition
on 4804 Twenty-six studs ‘1’ m
resented. (luunecticul WM re mono
oil 173' Hobart Brinsmade. of St Louis.
Itormor mint-ct of this auto. and
oxen.
.TM clip :23?“ ganglion“ chilling
by or boom to it
.tho “hurt too him grounds. it is located
loll"
iflwhich hull Mt."
, ouxhly compared when lung Kinn
. Montana. no. Weed
. and invigorated condition results from
, Plainted
boo returned home from St. .Louls."
hold Winn: all lost ironic. him in“ .
ctobhr 11th.
non of tho
you, arrau
howovor.
TM! is
objectiohé ,
. suicinity.
Mrs. Foirbnnltll. Lelth h esiflonbgom «
oral will break '5me turning theE
and with e. oiivcr spade. propcntegI .
the state of Montana.‘ through
Walter H. Wood viper M
daughter 0
Congressman and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. S R. Weed of Norwalk
. , the latter being for user eral terms the 9
etholont regent of the Norwnlk chap 5
tor. .
silvbr.‘ lettered in gold. The
names t every states in tho Union
will be inscribed thereon or contribu-
. lions have been made to the Memorial V
.‘r Hull tron: chapters train each litate. ,
An official ribbon will entwine the hall-
dle and the interesting trophy will be
placed in the. newhall when it is com-
pleted among other valuable relics he-
longing to the society. and which now
in lieu of a plhce of their owu occupyL
a case in the Smithsonian institute.
Mrs. Fairbanks om make u bliel
L‘ad'clrerio suitable to the eyent and ~
‘_ there will he speeches from the presi-
hem; of the ii. A. R and other prom-
inent men. The hour named for the
ceremony is set f0r 2‘o'clock.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mll-
lord, Del. says. “Brazilian Balm sav-
od my boy' a life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quicklv drapped
to sleep and was all right in the mor
ping." For sale by R H. Pinioted. F.
ii Baxter, and The Clillord Phar.
macy. ' . "
WINTER TO BE MILD
So Says an Eutem Connecticut Wea.
tim- Prophet.
Maior Jacob Chapman. in the New
London Day prophesies that we shall
have a mild winter according to the
forecasts the prevailing yiuds will be
. cast and northeast. He can that there
will be no heavy snows and that the
weather will not be severely cold. in
making his «simulations tho major pin-
ces a great deal of dependence upon
the weather that prevailed lrom Sept-
umber 20 to 23. in fixing the prevailing
direction of the wind.
As to his prophecy in regard to light
snow: the major says he is figuring
on the old lndian rule that when in-
dian ponies grow low, there will be
no heavy snows and those conditions
prevail this fall. He is pretty sure
the Weather will bear out the forecast
he has made.
Fair. clear skin, robust built: and
the use of anon' 3 iron Tonic. it to
the bent bipoll medicine. :1. 00. R. H.
illicit BUILDIND MITROYED.
Wu Occupied by the Pittsburg Plate
_ alas- company in Chic-go.
CHICAGO, October 8-»—'t‘he two story
brick building occupied by the Pitts-
burg Plate Glass Company, at the
southwust corner at Peck Court Ind
Wabash avenue. woo almost entirely
destroyed by the early today. The
loan to estimated at about "whom
in the tour a! the otructure facing
on Michigan avenue. to the Bucklen
nonviolent building. which became ill
led with smoke on the tire progressed.
“3|!th given do within I luv
éiulnntqh red; at person; rushed
from the building noose of them clad
only in their null elothesj. The open
‘men‘t house however did not ignite.
-~No such thing In ”sacrum com.
plnlnl. ” inborn Dr. Fowler. mutt or
Willi strontium! is kept
lures remedy for loosen of the
“an
Advertising law who lib loam:
. n. J. Hill oi
, Connecticut and n daughluruin-ldw cl
The handle of the anode will be at L
’ Menton
promptly.
Remember the date October
Eye 3mm: Specialist.
0! “GWEN. will hLLu It. the
Mahaokemo .Hotel Parlors
LPrepaLrLedL to TaLiLLle Orders Tor His Glasses.
From L9 a. m. toL 9 p. on, Every Thursday.
Eye; EXamined Free Get. 9th.
My $3 Glcéses Reduced To Si
I will give to every person purchu sing a pair or my One Dollar Glasses.
a Gold Filled Frame mode by the lat gout optical concern in the world. The
frame has a written guarantee to wear ten years.
Dr. Wright was unable to reach Norwalk untilq
Thursday, and he makes this last offer for the benefit of the sixty
people who visited his office and were disappointed.
Dr. Wright will be here next Thursday as usual, at g a. m..
o ’ciock last
9- VS
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VACLHT DLULIDALL A TOTAL WRELCLK.
PLUMJSLAND, N. Y. October 8——
'i‘he sloop yacht Ouida, belonging to
C. D. Belicwa, of Flushing. N. Y.. Is a
total wreck on the southwest point of
the island. She pounded to pieces
during the storm yesterdny. The
Yacht he}; been laid up at Groonport
and was given a trial trip on Sunday
with several prospective purchasers on
board. The papers were about to he
:rnusferred. but it was thought beat to
icilver her at New York The trip
was begun when one went ashore on
ihla island She will be a total loss.
The live men on board including Mr.
Bellows, with their effects, ware
brought ashore solely.
Any druggist who loch more to the
health uni welfdre of his friends
and customer: than to the in
crease of his prescription trade.
will recommend Romeo's Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets (or attacks of
constipation and billoutnen. Th6?
are for better than strong drugs nod
much checper thin premription hills.
6 G. lofllure tflon the landing drud-
xim oi Gullup. Ky" Lwrlte: "Ramon a
Liver Pills Ind Tonic Pellet: have
around to he the moot papilla and utV
talcum mudlelne w «or bullied."
A trial will convince rod or their grout
ninerl‘ority ever ordlmiry liver pill:
3" eh I. H. Plum
CATTLE EXHIItT AT TH! FAIR.
DINBURY, her 8*“!!!
Dublin!!! hi: Wu yesterday with the
(castaway nutrition of ectliu. give
hundred held of blooded stock were
on. disblcy and mode the urgent show
it outdo em autumn: “or in
ileum i‘l‘lul overdo a“ cattle
ism
urod byazoy matters! or a
Tomgosm of Fulcrum“
an. Holcomb MW e.
We
Soul 311%“ Iron mode.
”mm lint come
now by the aunt your}
the conch-cotton oi the
don't
til!
gww
alumni-om nth-n. but
m'mhtmmlu
ENTHU8|ASM NOT GLLLREAT.
Fourteen Adherent: to Kenn. City
Platform Assemble in Now Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Conn” October 8—4
Only fourteen men attended the con-
vention of tho sdvocntolioi the Ron-
aas City Platform, called for yester-
day, in New Haven. Mint of them
were residents a! New Huron, other
sections of the state having little, rep
resentation Charles Guy. at New Ha.
ven. was made permanent chairman.
and Frank Gleason. of New Haven,
clerk after which Kr. Gonna uehair-
man of a committee of Silver Dem-
ocrats. which tried to get the Kenna!
City doctrines incorporated in the
platform of the regular Stole Demov
erotic utnte cmventloo. made a report.
in the report. Mr. Boy mode criti-
cisms of the candidates on the state
Democratic ticket sud of other promi-
nent Democrats. These criticism: led
to a long discussion some of those
present deoluring Mr. Day'c stricturou
entirely unwarranted. -
At 3:45 the Keno” City plottorm
Democmta adopted 3 ruolution 1'an
tux a commitloe of night to home can-
didotes for an independentcinbe ticllct.
The committeoil to confer with the
Economic immune and inborn who are
not satisfied with the comic: Demo-
antic stile ticket.
Ml. Llfl in I'll".-
"i just amid to have none all to
loom." writ» Alma Bee 3! Weir-m
on, "billoulcou and a lame back had
mode lite a burden. i couldn't out or .
amp null {cit tiniest we worn out to
work when bemtouullwtrtobib
ten. but our mind wallow. flow!
nleop litter o top. coo out numbing. hove
mined in Want!
wort" They finWQW ' tll Lhil
are lilo to «not. :1. hi Morrow
JF’L “will V,» H
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