* Tile TLII’K'Qlt Selling
Brand of Cigars
In the World. ‘
The ”and 1’: ‘ llu
Jmlur': Prom
It is now sibletoget ...
a good cg: without
doubt or question, no
matter where you are.
FATALITY AT NEW HAVEN
Wind and Tide Combine in Dcstruv
‘ tlvs Work.
. NEW HAVEN, Conn. Septcrnbrr ll 1
. ”-~Wl11d.ruin. and a phenomenally high
1 this combined to make the damage in
and about New Haven very extensive.
ulrt- lutnlity occurred. the victim being
a young man employed on one of the
drcdgrug boats in the harbor. Ac-
cording to eye-witnesses, he was ur-
tuaily blown overboard by1the wind.
and sank before help could be extond— ~
ed. His name was Lawrence O’Neill.
'- 'i‘he dredge and a craft attached to it
were thrashing about In the rough
waters during the height of tht1 blow.
_ and an ii'ort was made to warn the
dredge a ngside of s pler.i it was
fimail craftn all along the shore and
1. those moored in the Quinuipiac river
ti ' were thrown upon the shores and
crushed by the surf.
_. At the New Haven Yacht Club wharf
' I especially was the damage heavy, and
last night yacht owners were trying to
save portions of the wreckage. such as
aails'and spars. 'A fifty-foot cruising
schooner, the Fearless, owned by F. C,
Hamilton, of Ithis city. was wrecked.
Men at work on the harbor front say
that the water was rougher than they
could remember-d. At Tomllnson bridge
the spray. after striking the truss
worlr was carried over the telegraph
' .pcles. sud trolley cars were not per»
" Ipitted to cross it The high tide bo~
gnu ht 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
and at its flood three hours later. the
_ waves broke at the steps of cottages
; when line the beaches and wares
have been thought to be far above the
"high orator. Cellars of houses along
the water front were inundated and
g much domagew In the aggregate done.
rwo vcross IN subsoils. ,
“W «Canaan’s Action Upon
; ‘ Opts-house License.
Iidyor Leeds of Stamford yesterday
stood .the two resolutions of the Corn-
- 1 Council respecting the fee for the
‘ 1-10"! Grand Opera- house license
at h‘ were adopted Monday night. One
. oyt with snbste of 880 on the fee of
loo’wlilch is required by the ordi-
snces and which he paid Sept. 1. The
. other resolution authorised the City
Treasure?! to pay 850 to Manner Hoyt.
slayer loads vetoed the action on the
ground that it is illegal to pay mom»
' no return for it, and on the further-
,. « mad that the ordinances cfrtho city
. cannot be changed by a resolution of
the (bunch s it the Democrats stand
» by. layer Leads; the vote will be Dill.
Even if it should not be the
loidtodsy that seine trucknren d
poddlers who have a pull, are going
seine oi the license fee they paid.
. -Fti1'll'fit ANNIVIIIOAIY. ,
' Golden Wedding—‘- Islls Merrily “Ring for
unmanned
Grand t pportunity
dead by parents and friends for1 thlr~
"’9“ "”11 WW" "‘m- ‘ former if six months In risen said th 8 is.
resident of Scotch'Plslns. N. 1.. return- bisher than the Ii", and an: bf!”
’eeialled to recosnlxe his son and 1'9' (client 11: a Puerlo Ricsn oflcial
. tut at the city treasury when there Is -
... the council to cm “0111 ‘1'“? 1.11 Idol
new
or
the “Ck
l'r
OF NORWALK. 80. NORWALK AND NEIGHBORHOOD T0 CONSUL
0F AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS SPECIALISTS.
AT THE MAHACKEMO HOTEL FOR Two DAYS ONLY. SATURDA . ANDr
, buy a brand of clothing or anythtmz
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 AND 20, FROM 9 A. M. T0 7 P. M
To all who suffer, hers is the chsn cc of a lifetime to consult pa. nally
Governor Appoint. Commission On
Reciprocal Legislstlon.
Governor Chamberlain was at his
olilce in the Capitol yesterday and
t1 ansacted considerable business The
most important was the appointment
of a commission to confer with the
New York slate commission on pro-
posed reciprocal legislation concerning
lobster and shell fisheries in Long Is-
land 8011an The commission was ap-
polnted In accordance with an act psss-
ed at the last (Icneral Asembly and is
composed as follows:—
Christian 8w arts of Norwalk. George
C. Waldo, of Bridgeport. and William
J. M11 star. of New Haven, members of
the shell fish commission: Hon. Thom-
as Hamilton of Groton chairman of
tho Senate fish and game committee:
Alexander Arnott of South Mantbes-
tor. chairman of the Home fish and
same comrrrilloe: and William .
Lewis of Bridgeport state inspector
of natural oyster grounds and WWI-
donl of the Oystermen 11 Protective
Association.
other Executive Action.
The governor has ordered the town
clerk of Rldgeflcld, through the sheriff
of Falrlield county. to call a sepclar
town meeting October 4. The busi-
ness of the mccllng will be the elec-
tion of a judge of probate to take the
pliace of William 0 Seymour resign-
(‘l
The governor also issued the follow-
lnr: orders of admission: Joseph Dau-
phonais of ilristol to the American
Bclrol for the Dual: l-‘ranlt Brrharts. oi
linrlfnrd. to thr1 Connecticut Hospital
for tho Insanc as a stale pauper; Lucy
1‘. Francis. of Hartford. Daniel
()‘lxrary of Old Rnybrnok. to the Con-
anlIr-rrt School for lmhoolles at Lake.
vlllc; John Scott andMnlthew Mahony
to the Home for incursblcs.
FEDERATION WiLLiAID.‘
If Hatters Reqnlrs Assistance In Do-
fending Suits.
Tlrc Ansonia Sentinel says: Charles
.I. llnnnhuc, president of the State
Federation of Labor. has gone to Darr-
srrit of D. E. lurcwo & Co, asainsl the
l-latlcrs' association of Ilnnbrrry. and
the A F. of l.. ofllcera. President
llonnlruc said to a Sentinel rcporlor.
that while he docs not think the as-
cnclutlnn will rrccd any assistance in
lhr1 rrratlcr tho Slntc Federation will
1:11;» any aid r-cqulrod to carry on the
ii: 1.
Ho said In 11 lcgal senac. there IiiIiI
boon no lmycrril declared arzalnst
Locwc a, Co._ but the union men and
their constitutional rights in refrain-
II"! from buying a particular brand of
article rnadc by them. An individual
can oxerciar‘ his right in refraining to
clsc and ii the individual comes within
with one of the famous specialists of the National Medicine Association of 31
West 26th at“ New York city, of will :31 the celebrated Dr. E. 0. Dr e. rs
the Chi! Medical Director.
MEN-AND WOMEN. ARE YOU SICK?
DO YOU WANT TO GET WELL?
Have you any of the following dis oases: Rheumatism? ouralm KM
1 ny Trouble Calarrh, Bronchitis Asth na. liay Fever. 140st SIlality. Ilu lurr.
Female Troubles Epilepsy (Fltsl Coughs Colds. Lumbago. lcnk liuc k \1111
cocele. Bladder Troubles rScrofula. In. pure Blood, Skin Dias scs Bowel 1‘ rou
tries (iollre. Piles General Dehllliy. N crvourmoss. Anaemia. [113011111111.htm
Poison. or any other disease or wcskn sea of any of the vital organs. f 1111.
he will render you the most wonderful assistance
CONSULTATION. AOVIO“ AND D AONOSIS ABSOLUTELY FR
to all who will take advantalte of this 5‘1an visit of Dr. Spillirrgcr w
been called to South Norwalk by spec I rcqucst of am crul promise“
people of this city. 1
THE NATIONAL ME 'CAL ASSOCIATION.
consists of a staff of medical experts. l1 ath is a doctor with a I'Plilil lirrll
unequalled. [1 is their ambition to or. re the arm-rt man all and lorru- all dm':
diseases by their combined skill at n.11nllcr cost than it is [musiblo 1 1 1111
(.III’B from any other source. By ihi method llrcyha1e unlrlcri a wori. widr
1opulation.
I111r
slr'h
TAKE ADVANTAGE 317 THIS OFFER.
The advice of this eminent physio ion and cur-,1 on Is ABSOLI ‘EM‘
FRI-111} for two days. There are no re trlcliuns whatever to lhls offer. mm-
be examined and learn how to be cure I l‘mnrmher he is at The M11 uckc
mo llotcl frora 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.. Ssturday and Sunday if you csnn
writ}: him s letter and he will call at a 11 residence lrr Norwalk or 8011!
we
Nor
Government.
refused. the alternative of itlllin. G01
Returns Home. Mother Paints, but ernor Hunt remained. The oth
Father has i5 See “the Son. 1' r it
1 ' , a
new roux, Sept. i7—Mourned as .m‘g‘mll‘ “n" m m" "m
Justice Kopel in
THOUOHT DEAD 13 YIARB.
1.1
ed home yesterday. ills aged mother. reed
overcome with Joy. islntcd. Mr. Fm rolrf‘. “9121:; cfigmnhagza'fifi'ga ‘ his
mained aloof until the latter dlclosed
snags!- on his brow, received when a meat must step
c . '
II-lll‘htfmil he laud angered” ratified.
I sin 1 an no hora sesrc ed
{colds andI panda but no tags was; no law ”"1“ the oiienso.
can on 0 parents a don
hope of ever erasing the boymagsln. PIERCE ALEAMFORD'
Fraseassys ewes nspi togog ‘ ..
sway through reading stories of sdven- 8 ssmor “fl?“ away RrId
tore. lie has visited nearly every part ' m
at the world but is sstisiied to set- STAMFORD, Conn, Septembe
The steamer 8. In Spring. plyl' '
tiodown.
tween Stanford and Nort port,
SOCIALIOTS INSULT THE FLAG. 10“ her rudder am" thehsover
...—... ,
» which aw i u the Bonn
T . "" financed u’ 3" ""m‘ "' afternoonfpsndpwas driver? 3s?
rat-1.9.1 In pugm Rice. Head 11 Point, Greenwich. - 1
JUANHS t. li—Edus'rdo Condo There were tan .d
ulllot two Socialists. Ind five women, the captain '
who spoke in I meant meeting of the crew of seven on board. All to
American Federation of labor. wen. land safely. some at thorn sw .. 1
zooflcisd sy‘ if insulting the and those who were unable to
‘ a: threatening the his wrist; assisted :y the other are
c epsrywocould. T It
assumes. named with abuse at is breaking up. I”
t. One of the prisoners The telephone and electric
«rising.eithsworhnen servicsin this more or! -
est en t .1 retrdiieytrslicsrsstly "planned
‘1'“ tress wore-bis
call.
in these de‘srsndu were ’
ora-
tor declared that too American ti 2 as T
. and
3.1.3 lance: V
pro.
-srn-.
ing this attacks on the flag and a 119m
The convicted men will a a from
Young Fuses was found missing one the judgment, claiming as? slice
the law oxcrclslnr: this right. an organ-
lrnilorr ls dnlrw rmrblng contrary to
law In doing rlrc some thlniz.
, Presldcul Dmurhuc said that he had
‘uot ycl looked at the papers in the
suit. but from our knowledge of the
affair he thinks the Halters“ organise
lion are in the right and he remarked
lIliii llrc light would probably be car-
rlcd to the highest courts in the Unit-
111 Srsrcs. if necessary.
‘JISTRESS AFTER EATING CURED.
Judge W. '1‘. Holland of Greensburg,
l...a who is well and favorably known.
on: "Two years ago i suifered
(really from indigestion. After est-
1111 areal distreps would invariably re-
rult. lasting for an hour or so and my
nltzlrts were restlcss l concluded to
'1‘y Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it cured
are entirely. Now my sleep is re-
brrry to look over the papers of the '.
.. -._...._..-.___....... ..
610 was
The time for kid
Gloves is here; this
season promises
to be the, most im'
portant in 5 nears
past. The demand
in France for good
skins has been
simplu wonderful.
. Of course there alwaus was and alwaus
will be plenlu of gloves. but 11011 ’11 never
see a surplus of periect Al gloves. Mann
of the imitations are sighllu good colors.
but lack the main point. ”Goodwear.”
We placed our import order last fall for
the well known P. (EL. Gloves. and their
are here readu for uour mspection—black.
white and colors. Theu are warranted bu
the maker. also bu The Boston Store.
"Goodwear P. ti L.”———ll1e best ONE
DOLLAR GLOVE-Imported Suede
and Glace.
lhclr sympailrizcrs had exercised only'
DEATH OF’CAPT. CUTLER. l The wise man listens to the silent
suddenly at his homo hr r11 last night I
Capt. (‘rrllcr was wcll known in tho
. nran.
Was Prominent In Merchant Marine ‘ _
Trade With China. l
83", BI I231 Bill.
China trade a score of ycars ago and
was best known as captain of the ship no “3’6 "0 slag. 18 Our motto.
Mary Whittredgo. Se-ventccrr yours
ago he retired from the. sun and was up _
sromnrrrorv. acm. 17.~.Caprurn 11.!
F. Cutler, 73 years of age. died veryl
minted inspector of vesacls for the At-
lantic Mutual insurance Company. lic-
vombor when he bought a home here. i
Capt. Cutler ls survived by a widow
and are children. first motto.
ONLY CURE FOR OYBPEPSIA. l
Mrs. Franklish Bush. of New Castle 1
Del. says: ‘I suffered for years wl
dyspepsia. Used to have great dlsfl
tress and heir hing. I tried everything ‘14
l corrld hear of but nothing helpede me. I
until i took Brasilinn Balm and on
0{Wood Street. South Norwslk.
rocblrrr, and digestion perfect." Soid
ri Clifford Phiiflntwy. "
qr. ...-_..-. ..-.,..--.
ll
iicicus.
or... use cums. m.
inn Cronin can». 111..
“mommy's“ manor-stores happy on Ostefloy. September 12. it. must think “TL-wild not Iifive
“dissatisfied culls, every one was delighted. the most of school supplies
we was the kindness “of the alarm coming from all on.
lntsod to malts them happy and ply them it
cont bottle (111er 111111 cpmplo Ny.‘ B
For sale by ii. if ’ia sled F. Ii. ax-r
tar and Elbe Clifford Pharmacy. 1'; PM". 64-6..
CALL 5&2.
000D THINGS TO EAT.
You Can .
SEE MORE PROGRESS AT THIS STORE BY BEING THE FIRST TO HANDLE. EVERY-
THING NEW AND UP-TODATE.
The latest thing out is the fine goods put upon the market by the Knickerbocker Biscuit~
Company. of New York—A Finer Brand of Biscuit. Wefsre receiving these
is
Row hm no 1“ m diction, u m m In Emséis‘néinflsar fine flavor and qua hty, places them ahead 0 anything yet in
You want to try the complete assortment of FANCY CAKES. CRACKERS AND WAFERS
put up under the Brands of s Fin er Biscuit. We are adding to this line daily.—Sweet crisp and de-
direct from the
line of FANCY
0. E. Seymour Letting Guru 33 West Washington street
gave sway could soils of any
of the town at all tithes and .411
1 Milk OHM " {Midi ‘
‘ its can I“ Plums.- for
dis moses-mess»
Assrs use (the “marinade,
Gib: us a trial ardcr and we
lived in Brooklyn N 1'. until Inst Nod (Dill prove that we 11”»: up to
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