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Ira iiiiiliiiiiii
(I' lrarlca Merritt of Bridgeport spent
Sunday in town.
it. .i. l’icrco. who has been visiting
liubert N. l'ieree. left this morning.
(‘igara “on the new town" were pass-
edout today by Marslrali H. ’l‘olies.
Tire work of grading Bast avcurre is
progressing nicely. and will be a great
improvement.
Mrs. William Hart, of Orange. N. J..
a former resident of East Norwalk, is
visiting friends here.
The barn which is being built for .i.
S. Randall is enclosed. and work on
the structure is being rushed.
Driiwteudcr John Cole is hauling
Charles Ciapham’s launch out on his
float to glvu her an overhauling.
Ward S. l'alnrer was thought to be
a little better yesterday, and rested
fairly well at night, without a poor
spell.
'l‘lre pile of oyster shells on the Ru-
ilel Company‘s wharves is growing rap-
idly. and the odor can readily be de-
tectcd on the bridge.
There is no doubt that East Nor-
walk is just at present a strong politi-
cal factor, anti it was certainly tho‘r-
oughly canvassed today.
“lied Fox" leorge Wilson, the cham-
piou oyster opener. has secured a posi-
tion with the Radcl (‘onrpany and will
begin work tomorrow morning.
7....
The Birclrard sisters. of Darlcn. sung
last night. at the Advent Church. The
services were largely attended, irnti the
_aernron preached by Mr. Davis was a
very interesting one.
Rev. J. W. Davis starts today for Str-
lem, Mass, for a week. Rev. F. S.
Airrsworth will occrrpy the prrlpit on
the following Sunday. One week from
next Sunday the Yoked Fellows will
sing at the church.
'l‘lrero were 268 proscnt at the servi-
ces in the East Avenue Methodist
Church. yesterday. After the regular
lesson Mr. Hipson gave a very inter-
(sting talk on mission work at home
and abroatl. At the roll call of teach-
ers there were thirty-nine present. on-
ly two being absent,
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. H. W. Cole has returned from
a visit. in Litehfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Horton, of
Church street. are nctcrtaining relu-
tivcs from out of town.
Rev. Frank Brown preached at both
services in the Baptist cirrrrch. yester-
day. in the evening Miss Nellie 0g-
dcn favored 'wltb a solo.
Constable Edward J. Ladrigan was
one of the first Rowaytonltos to visit
the voting place of the New Town of
South Norwalk. this morning.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Principal W. C. Perry is on the
sick list.
Mrs. James Leonard visited Darieii
Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Stevens is home from
her Western trip.
Restaurateur Chalmers spent Satin»
day in South Norwalk.
Miss C. G. McClellan has returned
from a visit to Pittstield.
Mrs. Adelaide Netf, of New York, is
visiting Mrs. ’i‘. W. Austen.
Miss Helen Waterbury was in Port
Chester Saturday afternoon. _
Mrs. Benjamin St. John spent Satur-
day with friondo, Bowsytonr
Miss Myra llnn has entered
the Myra Hall school in Pittsfleld.
A number of- Barton people attend-
ed the bite Plains fair last week.
Mrs. .Wntson of,Bridgeport in
visiting her sister. Mrs. Arthur Bib
- who has been
Iaeriouai: ill with d fever for sev-
crunch. in recovering.
they will spend the winter.
iii. 1. Y. “5:3, whouhu bra gait-
f her a e rs.
glut, iia‘c returng'd to her horns in
Denver.
John Dunn. who has been lamp-
towor
was Johanna has been transforroii‘ to'
New Malia.
hank mama and {anally moved
. . Mandy nin-
;800 to .50.: which is meeting with
approval from many. while others bit-
icrly oppose making such a change. It
is ex acted that this matter will be
hroug r before the town mooring this
afternoon.
Friday night a moron of friends an: i
relatives of Mr. and Mrs. itoborr A.
McDonald surprised thorn on the occa
len of their fifteenth wedding a-mri
vt‘irsary. The affair was similar in
II tarp to A house warming and“ took
Mr. and
£18.96 lit their new residence.
i'l McDonald received a number of
handsome presents.
The ladies and friends of Voiuutoirr
Hook and Ladder Company are pinn-
Iring to boil II fair for the benefit of
the company in the Hall at Nor.oton
The fair will continue three daym
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Ocro
her 8 ii and 10. The plans which have
been made for it me quite elaborate.
Hand painted hangers announcing ilrrI
even have been plat ed in the windowa
of the different stores.
Miss i‘dith Mather daughter of
Charles Mather of Dar‘icn. and James
Wirittlngton of New l'.ork were mar-
rliId Thursday noon in the Madison
Avcruro Episcopal Cirurch in New
l'.ork The bride was beautifully
dresser] in a dark grey travelling suit.
with large black hat. There were no
attendants. Mr. and Mrs. V-i’hiiiing
ton left immediately after the core-
mony for lA'fiilX. where they will
spend a few w.ccks On their return.
they will reside on the Stokes place
on Collentler a Point where Mr. Whit-
ringron is employed.
A great deal of iniercsr is being tak-
en in the Iowa meeting which will be
held this nticrnooir. Among the ques-
lions which will come before it is that
of erec, ting a stone bridge in Noroiorr
avcnrro near the Bennett proper Iv. To
consider erecting a stone bridge in
Belle avenue. over Goodwives firm at
the head of Gorham‘ s porrtl. ’l‘o tI~on
sitler refunding money to the fifth
.Izchooi districi for taxes collected by
the town. To lay a tax for the current
expenses of the town. To consider
the qucsiion of thiI salaries of the town
officers To vote on the license ques-
tion. To consider refunding to thI
Midtilesex Ecclesiastical Society taxes
collected by the state. from which the
church property is exempt by law. 'oi‘
consider the erctioir of a stone bridge
on the Farm road near the Ferris es-
tarc. To make an appropriation for the
mainteirancc and repair of irighuuh‘
To consider the. improvement of the
highway on Nearwarer lane running
southerly from the property owned by
Joseph “(ch and ending iii a spatldlc
on the beach. To consider erecting a
stone bridge overm‘tony Drook ncirr the
property of the ia‘c Jacob Siaussou.
AMERICAN COUNSEL ARGUES.
Says That Great Britain‘s Claims Are
Not Suhltantlatad.
LONDON. Oct. 5.—-At today's ses-
sion of tire Alaska Boundary Commie
aiorr. Jacob M. Dickinson of American
counsel. continued his argument. iic
contended that Great Britain's claim
that Vancouver's narrative was relied
upon by the original negotiators was
rrot substantiated by the evitleri‘t-c sub-
mitted by ilritish counsel. Van (‘ou-
ver a map was accepted by the United
States brrt not his narrative in spite
of Attorircy- General Finlay s arguing
\\lll(‘ll Sir lquis .ltIttc lieutenant-
lovernor of the l‘roinnte of Quebec
and one of the Commissioners for
Great Britain supported Mr Dickin-
son contended that the line through
i‘uriiaird Channel was irluays under-
stood to rrrn through the middle of the
channel itself arrtl not along its side.
A minute examination of maps their
Inorropoiized the proceedings.
SHORE BURGLAR CAUGHT.
Man Captured in Middletown Had stol-
. en Power Boat.
MIDDLETOWN ()c.t i»- F. ii. Ward.
the man arrested yesterday en sus-
plciorr that lie has been connected with
various burglaries along the Connect
li-ut shore of Long island Sound. was
taken to Fssex today by Deputy Sher
iff Huntley. of that town for arraign-
ment on the c‘haigc of taking goods
from the store of Thomas l’armalee.
Deputy Huntley has recovered most
of the goods stolen from the Parmalee
store. He found them concealed in a
ravine on tho bank of the Connecticut
rive. at a point about opposite the spot
where the thief moored the boat in
which he carried them
Dcprrty Sheriff Borrghlon of Stoning-
ion. came. here today and identified the
power boat found in Ward 5 possession
as one which has been missing from
Stonington.
JONATHAN EDWARDS COMMEM-
ORATION.
NEW HAVEN Oct. I'I-Exercises in
commemoration of the 200th birthday
of Jonathan Edwards who graduated
from Yale in the class of 1720. were
held today in Battell Chapel. The pres
ident and fellows. the faculty and invit-
ed gnesfs assembled at Dwight Hall in
academical costume and proceeded to
the chapel. where a commemorative
address was delivered by Professor
Williston Walker. During the day
many interesting relics of the disting-
uished graduate were on exhibition at
the university and missionary library
rooms.
--’Monarch‘o'ver pain. Burns. cuts
sprains stings. . instant relief. Dr.
Thomas' EclectiIic Oil. At any drug
more. >
PA Encarta ON OCEANIC.
LO Oct. 5.—The .Wirit Star
line steomor Ocoanid. which sat a from
for New Yuri. Wodnoaday.
Field. mi Earl 91m“ Back-
viiio Went Seward We b and Mrs. Al-
. '-- waEAi‘H nan-saws oorrm.
rantsH git tCaahinl Ena-
mambophoadonthocoflinof
rt .thalateBritiahuAm-I:
CTATI TIACHERU.
—-——-fi— .
Annual Meeting of Association in Hart-
ford on October 10.
ThtI fifty-seventh annual meeting of
the Connecticut State Tcachera' Ansoj
clarion will be held in Hartford, Friday.
October Id. The general nIiIerlngri will
bo held in Foot Guard Hall. in the
morning at 10:15 o'clock there will be.
an address by Dr. Henry Van Dyke of
Princeton University on "instruction
and Education." in the afternoon at
2:30 o‘clock Dr. William DcW. Hyde.
president of Bowdoln College willspeak
on "The personality of the Teacher."
The annual business meeting will be
held at 4 o'clock. The present officers
of the association are: President. C. B.
Jennings. of New London: first vice-
prcaidcnt. E. C. Willard. of Stamford:
second vice-president. .l. W. iienly. of
Putnam: rccordirig' secretary. T. if
Patterson. of Bristol: corresponding
secretary. S. i‘, Willard. of (Yolcircstcr:
treasurer W. F. Nit-ho‘s. of New liaI
vcn: uritiitor. .l. G. Lewis. of New lia-
viIn. Chairmen of committees are:
Membership. i. ll. Sraulev. of Hart-
ford: resolutions. F. .i. Wcrklng of
Watt-.riowrr: nominations. W. F. (lordy
of Hartford Section meetings will ire
held at 11:30 o'clock as follows:—
High Sclrool—-liiirh School building.
itIarliIr. Principal Walter A. Towne.
New London. "Home Arts in the High
School." Rav Greene Huling. Sc. D..
master lIiIIglish High School. Cam-
bridge. Mass. Discussion—Principal
John P. Curbing. I'cw Haven. Principal
ii A, Trrrrcli, Norwich.
Crammer School—First‘ Methodist
Church. leader. F. A. Vcrplanck. super—
inicrrdcut of schools. South Manches-
for. "The Secret of iI Strenuous Life."
George H. Martin. supervisor pirhiic
schools. liosfou. Discussion—Louis l’
Nash. superintendent of schools. lloi-
vr’rktI. Mass. Professor. F. S. Luther.
Trinity College.
lnicrmeiiintc—Fooi Gum-ii Armory.
lender. W. ll Ferguson. superintendent
of schools. Midtilctown, "The Mission ‘
of Art." H. T. liaiioy. agent Massachu-
setts state hoaId of education: "TheI
idea I SiIi"rool Professor S. T Dutton.
Columbia Unlvorsitv.
Primarv~lilgh School building.
leader. Marcus White principal Norv
iirrrrl School. New iiritaiu. “(‘nmmon
Sense in Elementary Education " l‘rOI‘
fessor Edward l. Thorirdykc. (‘olurn-
lbia i' iriversity '
l Kliltlt‘i‘lliif'if‘llI-SOCtlllfl North School l
licador Miss Hannah finrtiand super
v.isor South Manchester "The Tcach- ‘
ers' Ari of l .ifc. " Dr. Walter L llarv or i
e‘xamlrrcr New York board of educa-’
t (in.
l l'irgar'dedwl’rak Church leader.
Miss C. E, flush Nirinric. "Whirl
Oiiclit the Professional Standard of
the Teacher to lie?“ Dr T M. Rn'lict
superintendent of schools. Springfield
Mass; “My Hook and Heart Must
Never l’nrt " Miss Dotha Stone Pin-
neo, Norwalk.‘ “The Rural School from
fire (‘oil-IaaI Stnuduoint." George \ViiI
liarrrson Smith D. D. president Trinity
f‘trllcrzc: ‘Defccrs in Training Country
Children" Rufus S. Stimson. president
Stnrrs Agricultural College.
i'hviilt-al (‘uiiureé—Pnrk Church
Chapel leader ii} (‘ Willard Stani-
ford,‘ “i’lnsical Training in Schools
Without Gymnasiums. Dr. irribir.
(lIIilt-k director of physical irainlna iir ,
“chords of New York city. Discussion. ‘
Dr. E. it. Arnold director of normal'
school of gvmnasiica, New Haven.
Manual Training and Ari—- High
School building. leader. W. C. Holden
Hartford ‘Tbe manual Arts in the?
Publit Schools.” Dr. James P. Hnnm
direc-ror of manual training in pubiicl
schools of New York [list‘llssltrpi
Stanley Rood. supervisor of munualr
training in prrblic schools of Hartford
“High School Work." Discussion F. ‘
(‘ Crnrrston Free Academy. Norwlich
C fl. Keven Hartford. l
Mrrsic~liinh School building leader
Reujamln Jopson supervisor of music '
New Haven. llrrsiness meeiing of the
Connecticut Public School Mush
Tcaehers' Assoclaiion “Public School 5
Music" Ralph Baldwin Nor'.thanrpton 1
Mass: report of the national meeting
of supervisors Sierrle A. Weaver
Westfieid. Mass.
The program for the meeting in the
Park Church at 3. 10 o'clock in as foi- i
lows: "Voice Culture as Exemplifietl in;
Schools aird Vested Choir:I " F. E. How I
ard Bridgeport. Musical selections
Meriden High School Choir Organ re-
cital and musical uclec. tions. John S‘ ,
Camp and Park Church Choir.
i
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VICTIM or RIOT is DEAD. i
i
Anarchist. identified Socialist as His
: ‘Aogql rant.
MUNTPELIER. Vt. Oct. 5.—-—IIrom a'
bullet wound said to have been inflict-
ed by Alex Iandcr (larrero. n Sirtiniici
leader at Barre in a riot between Anar-
chists anti Socialists at that place Sat i
nrday night Eli Corti died here durlrinl
inst nigIII The death took place at
a hospital 0 \vIlrir h Corti was brought
shortly after the shooting. According
to the police the wounded man identi-
fied (larrc‘o as his assailant. on the
way from Barre to this city
death of Corti. who was an Anarchist
aroused mirch excitement in Barre.
Threats are heard of further trouble.
A special session of the grand
will be called very soon to consider the
case. in the meantime Garrcto
held without bonds in the county Jail
ere. . .II I . .
Menotti Scrlattl. the editor of the
Socialist newspaper whmattempt to
Barre brought about the attack by the
anarchists. is still under arrest on
the charge of a breach of the peace.
the mutual assaults within the hall.
two' italians names unknown were
stabbed though the wounds are not
dangerous. Emilio Voeiinf" who It is
alleged. we also shot lanai-rota, has
Mimi? a‘ s ghf fiea'h inmd in the
arm, and will recover.
to th United
liaison! a with ro Wilton Wt“
.flor.
aahihgton whole funeral
'Sli'ilmt‘l‘ “as boarded
This f
fury ;
is .
address the meeting of Socialists at
The pdlico report tt‘xiay indicates that ,
during tho riot in the street. following. ._
i'“ I. i'
A healthy stomach
ou Pbuild
A healigid constitution
When your stomach begins to troubll
you. it ilCCtls help. The llt'lp it needs.
is to digest your food, rind until II gets it,
)ou u on t have any peatc. Stomach
trcubic' is very distressing. \cry obstinate,
\cry tlfllgf‘i'ols. Many of the mo“
dangerous diseases begin. v. iili simple ln4
digestion. 'I be reason is that indigestion
(ml- digestion, ro/ nourishment) unions
the b)iif.‘lli and allows durum: germs to
ariac'ir if. 'i he antidote is Stipci‘ s Syrup,
strengthening. nouriI liirirr. (iiia' irc. it turcr
indigestion airil reuc ws I .rciuIIii and health.
it does this by men "lltl‘iil I I .e ' .ornach,
by helping i: in tilgt'b: ) u: load. It
mark/aqua. Mother Sei‘el'l
Curntive Syrup' Is auntie of traits,
herbs, plants, is ptr. ’ccrl) harmless and
“ill certainly cur: ii.i gt". riirc stilndcl)
trouble.
with??? "'3.3"t'.'.’""i‘-..Cl‘ '. .‘ fill .‘. A'."."'.'"Il' 2‘.
Almirnitr. I;. t m. :I it II .. r I I'll]. m It wit
reinur your money or. ti-ctr,I III N Ii iffiffl battle by
mail Ad: marlic \iu' um. I; Iil. .I .. to.,|fI! 1)qu
Street New York.
Sold by diuuirll.
NOT UNFRlENDLY TO RUSSIA.
Japana Mobilization of TrOopa for
Corea all Right
PARIS. Oct .fiI-Tlrc liri4: inn govern
men has made it known Ilrar Japan's
mobilization of troops for rinrrspor
union to (‘ol'en does not. up it) illtlily.
constitute an unfriendly act against
Russia. At rlrc .Ialtliil' lime iiIII ltusslurr
officials are being kept frilly advised
as to the extent irird nature of .lapurr's
military and naval Irroliillzirriou. it up-
piIirrIt from these ofllcial sources that
Japan thus far has trnlrailir d ilriiic di-
Ivisioirs of troops arid the .iiiiliillt‘ilt‘ fleet
is now htItutItIIr (‘ lIIIIrrIIipo and instill.
'lhiI ships toirilirutI llilrli‘i sicam. brit.
- nothing is known beyond this concern-
ing their purposes. llui‘orr Dt‘l‘fla‘t‘ll. the
Russian Minister to Japan. has return—
ed to Toltio after an IIvtcirrltId ciIiIfiIr~
cnce at Port Arthur la:r “('t‘k with Ad-
miral Alt-xicff. who “as recently tlt‘SlKI
hated to assume suiIrI-IIIII control 0!
Russian interests in tho [I‘IIII‘EasL The
results of this t‘fililf‘i'tlllt't‘ .".|'t' not
known.
ARTILLERISTS FIELD DAY.
litl‘s'l‘th. (li-i. :r-I-Tlil‘i‘ war. illt‘
Qiliifll full field day of the Ancient and
'iiorroiirbit- Artillery t‘orrrpany. and
with lllt‘ ir I Irena the Honourable Artil-
lei) (‘onrpnirv of inntlon. tirc lloston
comp ili\ Spt‘ iii the day in :I areanrboai
l‘thfi‘ lilli along the north snore. 'l'lri'I
day' 5 program also included a rec-er)
iion and banquet in Symphony Hall
this evening. .it 10 o'cloc k the nrcnr-
born of the home coirrpairi DSSi‘llll)lf‘tl
at ilIIIiI ninrorv in lI‘anrriIil. Hall and
soon iri'iiIrrvIuiils toI'IrrrId in line on
South M. Irkcf street. to l‘t‘i‘l‘h't‘ flil'll‘
langlislr iI'oIrrinIltI4. .lioi'i rIIartIiI took
the iolirrrrir to lloniI'\I Wharf. where u
for the day's
trip.
BRITISH CABINET CRISIS.
i’AiiiS. (let. 5.——The Foreign Office
says that owing to tire ilristisir Cabi-
IItIl crisis and the \‘I'ataricy in the office
of Colonial SecrI'Ictni). the British-
French negotiations Morocco have
been temporarily suspended and that.
therefore the rcncvrcd reports that the
powers have given France. authority to
settle the Moroccan troubles are not.
warranted by the present stage of the
negotiations
FRENCH LUGGER WRECKED.
MIHSl 1175 S. lloilirrrii Oci 5.——Tire
é‘IFItIntlI logger Presiiitrrt \arrrot. has
'bcc‘r w-retkcd off the book of Holland.
Thirteen persons were drowned.‘
M ed my y'a life. Bataan toot like
«fir. . the one a lost with «up. I-Wo are
E:- ‘ j' him a to dooel. He quickly dropped
to, Io-ieepinamauruhttaoiem
‘\ I .
fill)? F sale by R. H. Finished F.
iii
lilri/f/i/
' urday
. today and is now oil hil way to Key
_ feel that i am now cured of a disease
. - that had me in its grasp ror
" years."
-. ‘cine for Liver and Kidney
“ stomach ills order or general debility.
_ by Frank H. Baxter.
MISS CAlMP‘s FATHER OBJECTED.
I ' NEW LONDON. Oct. 5.——The race
» v-ard Tait; tour mile course and return
I, cousidertld the fastest boats in this
AGED CONVIOT OUT OF JAIL.
Burglar Hart Had loan in Waim.
field For About Thirty Yam
iiAir'rroaII Oct. r..——ioiiii mini!
lltli'eiiii‘Ifli'ii years old. one of the did:
eat convicts known to the criminal roc-
(fill of Ibli state. was discharged from
lllt‘ state prison at wt-therrrrleld San
lilo was taken aid of this state
West. lI‘..lit where he has property and
friends. it was a great r lief to "art
to lt‘ith' the Nutmeg Sta as be half
lli't'ii ir guest of tire commonwoairh tho
git-iitirr- part of his time since 1865.
II he!) '10 with first committed to Warn-
i‘l'iiilf‘ltl lie was it or mm of fine build ‘
six foot tall. "(I left here. today an
old man with the results of his con- . .
llIrIIIIlt'Illi painfully apparent in his
physique llt' fiflw appears to have lost
four inches of iris lic‘i ght.
liait‘ a prison record shows that he
was fll'l‘f‘ltlt'fl for burglary five times.
in the early sixties he was sentenced
at New London. After serving his
IiirItI be promptly went back to his old
trade, and was sentenced a second
till)“ September it 1867 He gave
illi‘ fliiiiltll of Julia (ilark, and was sent
rip for two venra. lie was discharged
.lllill' iIf. iriiiii and was arrested again
iii a short time at New London for illf‘
:iurnc offence and was given five. anti
oiriI-lrnif jyeilrk. lie was discharged
October iii. 187i. (in March 4. l875.
lie was convicted for burglary in this
city nrrtl given four years. He gave
the name of Wesley Hart. lie wits dis-
charged August 2i, i878. lie was M'-
l'f‘riit‘d for the fifth time. September 7.
1807. at New London. He Willi their
iIIIarlv seventy years old. lie was
‘t'llit'llf‘l‘f‘l ' to serve seven years.
lie gate the name of John W. Skin-
rIcr. During this last term of impri-
4orirrrcirt he lit'f‘flnlf‘ insane. On May
ls'I of tirilr year his sentence expired.
but he was not in fit mental condition
to be released. Sn lie was taken to
the hospital for the insane at Middle-
rorvir. frtilrrr where lrII was discharged
as cured a few days ago.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC. CHOLERA
AND DiARRHOEA REMEDY.
TirrI uniform success of this prepara-
‘ion in the relief anti cure of bowel
complaint»- has brought it into aimos‘
universal use. It never fails and when
i‘i‘illli'f'il riilr water and sweetened is
pleaxant o take. it is equally valuable
for thiirlien and adults. For sale by
Slillktrn i’owell Co.. linxtcr Pharmacy
and (‘iifftri'd Pharmacy. “
COMSTOCK SUSTAINED INJURIES.
NEW HAVEN. ()ci. 5.—~lrr serving a
warrant which resulted in the arrest of
Dr. .i. J. llolrtIrly. for alleged violation
of the mail lawn. Anihuiry t‘omstock. of
New York suffered a fracture of a rib
and injuries in iris ltIzii. brick and hips.
.-\I-companicri by United States liiarr
sirui i'ui‘trrnitItI and a deputy sheriff.
Mr. (‘Ulllslirt‘k wear to Dr. Doirerty's
ironic, .‘tllll leaving his companions orif-
.4ide. entered alone. (in learning iris
visiriu-‘s li‘i'l'iiiltl. Dr. lIolItII-iy is said to
have atlIIIrIpiiIil a sudden flight up the
stairs. which was stopped by Mr. Corn-
stock. who. grabbed the doctor's coat
tails, stopping irirrr so suddenly that
they rolled down aralrs together. Each
of the men weighs over 200 pounds.
and as Mr. (‘irnIStoIIk landed under-
IItIIIilr he nor IiriI wirrsi of the encount-
rII'. lie was able to leave for New York
after a physician had attended to ill.“
injuries.
THEi SALVE THAT HEALS.
without leaving a scar is DeWiii's. The
names Witch Hazel is applied to many
strives. hut DcWitt'a Witch liazelSaivc
is fire only Witch Hazel Salve made
that contains the pure uiradnlicrated
irIirtIlI liazci. if airy other Witch Hazel
Strive is offered you it is a counterfeit.
E. C. lltrWitt invented Witch Hazel
Sillit‘ umi lle\\'ilt a writ ii ilazcl Salu-
is ”)0 iii-III rilth’ in the would for turs.
burns. lir'piiuIs. letter or blind. bleeding.
itching and protruding piles. Sold at
the Clifford Pirarrnacv. ”
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORA-
Ti i.ON
liARTl‘ OM). OM. .I.——C0iilfitaies of
organization and incorporation of the
American Realty Company were filed
at the office of the Secretary of State
this afternoon. Tire captital stock of
850.000 isi divided ilito 2,000 shares. Ex-
Scrraior ii. A. Sleeper, of New Britain.
is president of the corporation and J.
ii. Miner. of Mcriden. la secretary and
ircasnrerl. The New Haven basket ball
company has also filed a certificate of
organization with a capital stock of
32.000. The stock is owned by Joseph
Koon. William Auforr and Charles S.
lilacfiilvray.
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.
Rev. Jon. S. Cox. of Wake. Ark.
urlrea. “f‘or 12 years i suffered from
Yellow .liiundice. i consulted a number
of physicians and tried all sorts of
medicines. but got no relief. Then i
began th use of Electric Biltcrs and
twelve
if you want a reliable medi-
trouble.
get Electric Bitters. it's guaranteed
Only 50c. ”
arranged for Saturday over the Har-
between launches Mystic and Wizard.
harbor, was declared off. The Wizard.
which recently arrived here from the
St. Lawrence River is owned by Miss
E N. mp. of Norwich. The objec-
tiona ofther father to the race are
said to have led to its mliation.
I 3 V“! A IOY-‘C MFE.
Mrs. Cram-inn Hubbard. of Mil-
ford: Doll. aau:-- “Brunt-ram: m-
8.81:"; and Thai Cliflord Phar-
VII-3W4 I "t ..
Cé.‘ ”101.110“...
II -'%’o& Sr-‘l‘lu- Ro-
- . -. Iona-mutant!-
, I. main;
Id» all
~Borax
.5.
Am monlated
of over 300 premiums. which
>Clothcs\washed withismrr crossi re .
sweet odor of the soap.
300' ELEGANT lPREMiUius .WITH
; Write us for our 24 page ‘llliiat rated catalogue. giving dose .
P
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN OLOSS 80A .
WASHING POWDER, or SUNSHINE SCOURINO SOAP. A-
David 5. proficient
we give free for thes f
Slot St.&North
new voax_
tf:?i:i?v.\ '4' «In "I get hritilo not or; ten.
K II. n iIi.
aggsgyhsaizntfif'ec fortlic asl nit.
SEAVIEW AVENUE-
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankiish flush. of New Castle.
i)('l.. says: i suffcred for years wi'b
dyspepsia. i'sed to have great din-
tress arid belching. i tried everything
i torrid hear of but IriIrlriII': helped me
until i took Brazilian ilalnr. and one iii)
l‘eili bottle cured rue c.'ompieieiy'
lior sale by H. H. Plaisrcd F ii. Bax-
tor and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
HARTFORD'S MYSTERIOUS FIRE.
liARTiI‘tlltl). (lit. :Ir-‘Ully Fire
Marshal Fox and the local police are
IIIoIrIiut iini: an lll\i'.~‘fl.i'nll0li into tlrcoii-
tin of a inysicrioua fire which start.
iId caiiy iodav in the loair office of F.
N. Sharpe in the bloII k at tiii- 77 Asly-
lrrru. in the 1101‘“! of the business sec.-
ii.orr The flit staiic ll iii a small closet
orr tlrtI scionil floor. where ilriI police
found n can partly full of kerosene
with a hole in lllt‘ side from which the
oil was pouring. The damage by
smoke. water and lii't‘ probably amount
to $3.0m or more.
A LOVE LETTER.
Would not interest you if you‘re look-
ing for a guarantee. Salve for Sores,
liill‘ns or Piles. ()ilII Doilii. of Fourier.
Mo.. Writes: “1 have suffered with
an. ugly sure for a year. brrr a box of
Buckicrr's Ar'nit-a Salvo curcii me. it's
the best Strive on ti’ii‘ili 25c :Ii Frank
ii Danier‘ a drug store. "
fin... rJ. ....
W
Makes a r I or! permanent roof.
I. Put an in rolls of Zita
abouldbowtrcl arrius ‘ Md r meat for “flue
LESLIE GAMBLE, RIVERSIDE MILLS.
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which . boom
in use thrower-80 ymmhubomothosfgnnmro at
and has been made under his pur-
sonol supervision since itsinfhnoy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this;
but don’ t build a thousand
home for a tirirtv cent bet .
aw i economical toofin
ing is our Iamottlr‘ .I
,, ,
l pared to that tho-
3,2751%". me Good enough for in
building. Low cost enough in
it is a hoawymfclt - rel .abrfiii
. rig
afl:‘llf‘i‘.lr:\f'€.l'e"‘: each roll cont
Samples and booii. it'll“
Prr of
wq-I -i
EAST son
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WOMEN‘ S iDENTiTY. EBTL3
ED, “on! '
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 5.—Th
ty of a domestic who was ta
deuly alert at the home of F.
ion at 1.34 (.rove street. and dli
hospital from an unknown caI ‘
established today. The worn .V
been employed at the Leighton home
for only a few days. Sb 3 vo her!
name as Mrs. Jennie W eellgr but;
running more was known abo t her.
Today her body was identified as that
of Mrs. Jennie W. Carlson. w'fe of a.
saloonkeepcr at 81 Green street. Tho
medical examiner after an autopsy de-_
cidcd tirat she .was suffering from
clinic nephritis which caused her;
death. - .ml.
I5- It
DIETING INVITES DISEASE. "t
To cure Dyspepsia or indigestion iii:
is no longer necessary to live on milkt
arid toast. Starvation produces and».
weakness that the whole system bee
comes an easy prey to disease. Kodolf.
Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomacll.
and digestive organs to digest and as«
sinrilirte all of the wholesome food.
that one cares to eat, and is a neven
failing cure for indigestion. Dyspepsia.
and all stomach troubles. Kodol din
gents what you eat—makes the stem
aclr sweet. Sold at Clifford Photo
macy. g.
All Counter-felts, [notations and “JrIst-na-good’t mint
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Intbnti and: Children—Experience agamst:
What is CAST
minim.
.. “an: to;
95116
Castorin is a harmless substitute for Oootor Oil. Paro-
goI-ic, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Ila-salts“ It
contains neither. Opium, Morphine not mm
substance. [to ago is its manntoq. [is design . . arm.
and
corn:
uni
Temptress. It
GENUINE“
’7“ none Teething too
I: and ”31;th [1 tea 8: out!
Stanton oil. It
I'i'tio Warsaw Q9! .X
cur-eat Dior-rm
raw
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Norwalk Chronicler