‘ . .vlditor and Mprlehf:
MAY ocr
so. 1903.
. re Almanac for Tomorrow.
1311 title. 10: 37 a.m.;11:07 p. in.
‘1 ‘11 rises. ll: 09 a. m. . sets. 5:00 p. m
"llama ssNTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS.
“I". Office.
all» loan.
nelI on». Norwaik.
M-Ia—Idltor'a Residence.
,‘Phe London Daily Telegraph. com-
.‘mdntiug. editorially on the Associated
or... exclusive announcement Sutur
y of the agreement arrived at in the
boundary arbitration, says:
‘ I‘Io ordinary circumstances no more
Importance Would attach to such an an
uouncement than Would be acc orIltIIl to
the usual gossip current at tlII,I close of
In lnjulry of this sort, but the Asso-
hinted Press has gained a well- earned
reputation for the accuracy of its re.
ports on international questions which
have their center in London. it Is there-
fore very probable that this particular
statement is substantially correct. No
ofhcial information Is available, but
there is confirmation of the report from
, other sources."
a
If their figures cover everything. the.
Candidates for the mayoralties in Nor-
walk and South Nor-walk, in the recent
election, got off cheaply as to election
expenses. in Norwnik. Ferdinand 11.
Smith idem). who was elected, reports
expenses of $33. and Howard .l. 1110qu-
or. the republican t'tllltlit‘IiliP. $11,721. in
South Norwulk. CIIIII‘IIIH III, lkIw. III.-
successful candidate, reports no ex-
penses, and Edward 1“. Knapp tot-m),
815.90.
FEMININE TOPICS.
1 Deborah in Hartford Contact»)
Many consider the white of thv egg
on improvement to whipped cream that
Is to be used as a sauce.
A hatof white tulle has its brIII.
bound with a broad band of black vet-
. vet and faced with cream lace. Two
very large ostrich plumes form the
only trimming.
Probably the. best time in the whole
day to eat fruit is on Help; in the
.morniug. 1‘. will then not interfere
with breakfast and will have a more
gjirompt and noticeable eft‘ett on the
system.
‘The shade called tea-rose yellow is a
charming tint for an evening wrap. Tho
xglouy fiber silk-s would make a hand
some trimming. for It broadcloth would
probably be selected as the foundation
material.
Notwithstanding the somatic waist
11 said not to be tlIt most mrrect style
of bodies, who would object to wearing
one of the handsome black Chantilly
‘wulsis showing one of those shaped (1e.
gun that reaches out on the shouule.
"1d a. little way down on the arm and
a continuation of the beautiful dc
. .over the‘hust?
I find new housektepers are gener
iiy interested in recipes that have
a tried and proven. i was given
«one the other day for fried tomatoes
hatIsome may like to try before the
last of the fresh tomatoes is gone. The
tomatoes should be peeled. of course,
then out In large slices. rolled in egg
{and cracker crumbs and fried in hot
‘ deep fat. I might add that I learned
‘ t the cooking demonstration the oth
or day that it is better to put a table
handful of water with the egg in which
tags are to be dipped- before trying.
N REOPECT TO IRON WORKERS.
_.'PITTSBURG. Pa., Oct. 20.~—The local
Structural Iron Workers' Union has de-
”dissidents for the funerals of the vic-
time have been made. On the casket
of each will he placed a floral piece rep-
resenting a broken traveler
W“
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.
Jan. 8. Cox. of Wake. Ark”
writes. “For 12 years I suffered from
Yellow Jaundice. I consulted a number
physicians and tried all sorts of
Niacin“. but got no relief. Then I
the use of Electric Bitters and
twelve
‘ If you want a reliable medi-
vet and Kidney trouble.
or or general debtlity,
ectric Bitters. it's guaranteed
.8. Boater. Only 50c. 0'
3 Clifford.
.noosnu ,uosrsnav iN cou-
" , NECTICUT.
-‘—
KCIDZWA TO .5 PER DAY.
(Continued from first Page.)
Attorneys Davenport & Banks, coun»
sci for the plaintiff fIrIu. this morning
filed their motion for a return of the.
case to the court (locket. the motion
seeking a tonrt trial both upon tht.I is
sues Iaipd In the plea III abatement
and also in certain places of the suit
ltsclf. The motion is based upon the
claim that the stilt is founded upon and
seeks relief In equity, and that such
trial of facts In a. cause cognizablo in
equity to not a proper one to be passed
upon by a jitry.
The motion is in three parts, the first
relating to the removal of that portion
of the case relating to the plea in
ubatcincnt from the jury dot-.kci and
Its Iestoratlon to the court list; the.
second and third portions being IIIIII-
live to the removal ol' the unit itself
front the jury docket. In each portion
of the motion the some reason for re—
moval from the jury docket Is assigned,
the claim being that the action Is one
in equity and that therefore the issues
of fact must be tried before the court.
The second count of the complaint
seeks relief in equity. as well as being
an action at law facts in which are
proper to be tried before a jury; but
equitable relief Is sought by the stilt.
and therefote. plaintiffs claim, issues of
fact arising relative to such claim mum
be tried out before a court.
The motion is as follows:
“The plaintiffs move the court to or-
der sticken from the jury docket said
cause, so far as relates to the trial of
the Issues of fact raised by defendant's
plea In abatement. said plIIa bovine,
been tiled in an action whcrln I-Iquit»
able relief is demanded.
“Anti to order that the same shall be
restored lo and stand upon the court
docket for tIItI trial of said issues of
fact undcr said plan In uluitIIinIIut
“Anti tt'so move the court to order
the said caust- to be slrII-kIIII fro.u I‘I
jury docket, so far as relates to the
trial of tlitI Issues of fact under the
first count of Illf‘ complaint. the same
being wholly and only coaniznbie In
equity. and to ordcr that the same shall
be restored to aid stand upon the court
docket for the trial of said issues of
fact. under said first count.
"And to more the court to order that
said case shall be stricken from the.
jury docket. so far as relates to tlItI
trial of the issues of fact in equity un-
der the second count of the complaint.
and that the same shall be restored to
and stand upon the court. docket for
the trial of said issues of fact In equity
under said second count."
BALTIMORE FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Banks Opened on Time, and no Other
Suspensions Are‘ Reported.
Baltimore. Oct. 20.-All the banks
and other financial institutions in Haiti-
more were opened promptly at the
customary hour. 10 o’clock, this morn-
ing, and those who may have had fears
that the beginning of the monetary
day would be slgualized by [he announ-
cement of the other trust companies
following In the wnktI of tlItI Maryland
and Union companies that failed yIIs-
tcrdny were agreeably disappointed.
Among local financiers generally there
was a uniformed expression of coliti-
dent-e that no other suspensions ate
now probable and that whatever of
panicky feeling was manifested yester-
duv practically has disappeared. hate
yesterday and continuing fnr Into the
night there were significant reports
that three more trust companies.
whose, names were freely discussed,
would apply for recelvurs this morning}
but these companies throw their doorsi
ajai as usual and the officials (ltdillltl‘;
that the apprehension that had been
felt In their behalf was unfounded and I
that they the in no manner embarrass- i
ed.
It is true. however, that while the:
financiers themselves and the brokers .
and bankers around South and Cor-
nan streets maintain an air of serene
confidence there is a degree of unease-
ines in the popular mind and it is ex-
pected that this feeling may Prompt
a more voluminous withdrawal of de-
posits during the day than usual. But
there is no reason for anticipating
that there will be anything like a run
on any of the banks.
The Stock Exchange opened as us-
ual this morning without flurry or ex.
citing incideilts. Yesterday the brok-
ers came to the rescue of the situation
by deciding to carry out buying orders
only. so far as possible. and to refuse
selling orders. it is understood that if
necessary they will continue the same
conservative policy today.
Local financiers. without exception,
take an optimistic view of the situa-
tion, and this optimism is particularly
strengthened by the fact that local
securities were not Involved in either
:If yesterday's suspensions.
mw—wfl—.m
SECURED HER TWO CHILDREN.
SAN FRANClSCO, Oct. 20.—-Mrs. J.
D. Buck has just returned to this city
from New York with her two little chil-
dren who had been abducted by their
father several months ago. The boy is
nine years and the girl seven years
old. Buck suddenly disappeared one
day with his children, leaving the
mother penniless. Mrs. Buck pluckily
went to work. accumulated $200 and
with the assistance of the California
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
.0 Children. located her husband and
children on a farm at Mina. N. Y. She
went. east alone and two weeks ago
reached Mina. She drove up to the
school the children were attending and
awaited their coining. They gladly
agreed to return with her and con
Icesled themselves in the buggy. Af-
ter several narrow escapes from her
pursuing husband she succeeded In
reaching California.
DOW! To MEET THE EDITORS. 5
NEW . 08K, Oct. 80—.-About 1.000
persohs."half of whom were Zionists,
attended John Alexander Dowie’s early
service In Madison Square Garden to-
, day. He preach oo"Biasphemy. " He
thin said he iris going to meet the ed-
itors of the New Y- . “to his ho-
‘ io chair will loin the house visitation
force increasing its number to 1,4110.
Deacon Snatcher said 01?. work was
your
blood. and you are being
KIDNEY DISEA St.
Paul Brendan, 217 Post Square. Cine Innatt,
I tried many Ilni'llllh' \llll
kidIIch-i Ill't' not filtering your
Danvtrmas Alcohol Bails of liquid on"... demotion.
PAUL BRENDAN. [IN INVALID FOR YEARS FROM
NOW WELL. '
kidneys well and sitting with DI.
tingi‘ l's Kidney- Wort Tablets.
“Hi-l vour ur.inII your back. your Item
oral health led you to wonder If your
0.. writes: "i had been an in-
vulid i'oI yours. hcinu ubic to work only about lhii‘t fuurlhh- pi ”in time .11
lowed IItlIIIi tIItIiI.
IIIIIIII to. “1‘ ing a sprItlc of kltiuevt rouble l was littluI-IIII to fly Dr. l’o luglll s
l\ltIiIc_\- Wmi '.l‘nIII(ItII and soon found relief.
IIIIii n3; pIIIrtII lI_\ IIuttitul and I have had IIII iI'IcutrtIuce of the old pains."
It you have IlIIquIutIIInI IIIId lli'ilIl surely poisoned to death.
aches. it' yout water ilt‘iIOHllti a setlt- .
intuit that resembles brick dust. or iii
you have to get tip during the night if I
you have Ill/7y spoils during the tiny, kidneys iIItI sound?
.:|.ll litnlinvton
slowly but I yulll' III Inp‘ Ulllll he will advise you free
I intntlubly prouuuuctul my all
ii" II In) kidneia and IIHII IIIIt
Make your
Pot-
Write I)! l’etlln
Voriuoui. (live hltn
bit. PE'i‘IlNGll.L‘S~
Kidney-
Tablet"
ort
Avoid Alcohol .
Conn-nu at ti. Active
Ensure Regular Doses
For Infants and Children.
. Avcgetable PreparationforAs- ‘
. simiiaiing tiIeFoodaiIdllc
, 11:1ng95 Stouadtsaaiiiwesof
(lili l)Hl. iv
N18;
Promotes Digestion Cheerful— ;
ness and Rest. Contains neither 1""
m Morphine nor Mhtcral.
or Nan C out: .
...-,--—-——,
A cct Rcmcd forConsii
.1 humour SIOIllzl'Cll. Dismay;
. Worms tionvulsions. Feverish—
, ness and Loss or SLEEP.
l-‘as Similo Signature of
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
For that i
4. Thirty Years
I 17 Ncw Stn‘ct. New York. ,
AUBTIIALIAN LEAD FOR IU LIT .
MELBOURNE Victoria Oct. 20.----
iarge purchases of Australian land
are being made here for Japan and
Russia.
11. liiiiiu'I Ellxli iii lilui
For NBRVOUSNESS and INSOMNM
HOYT'S THEATRE.
THURSDAY, OCT. 22.
Engagement of the Beat Swedish Dil
lect Comedians
BEN HENDRICKS,
And an Excellent company of Playerl.
including the Famous Original
SWEDISH LADIEPI' QUARTETTE,
Direct from Stuckholm. Sweden.
In the Time Tried and Ever Popular
Comedy Drama,
OLE OLSON.
Filled to the Brim with Roaring Come-
dy Scenes, Touches of Heart In-
tcrest. Brilliant Specialties.
Prices—25c to 75¢.
charts open 5 days in advance of all
attractions.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. OCT. 24.
Special Ladies' and Children's Matinee. I
THE BIG MUSICAL COMEDY.
“THE IlAZleli"
Having Played Continuously and Sue-
cesalvely for 15 Years.
New and ‘IUp to the Minute."
Nothing Old but the Title.
Prices->- 25c. 35c and 50c.
Milillli‘t ~ l.'Ic and L’i'vc.
Seats on sale five’ days in advance oil
sh0w.
Dividend
ling Mining Oil Timber. Smrl' er and
in usirial Stocks Inaitinn PODIIl‘iC 1. mac
interest and l‘ oii ls .istI-d :1 ll IInlistI 'lI'
win-cinlty. booklets wiring fut] IIIIIIIIIm
in!" UIJ applicaiioa.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
liaukcrs, limiters. Fiscal Agents.
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange. 66 llroutlway and
Tomorrow is the last dab of the open?
inc sale. A sale that saves 11011 from
25 to 50 per cent.
Dress Goods and Silks
Wool Mixtures. :10 Inches wldc, were 50c, for these days, 350
500 yards of "lieinunnts" mostly In very small pieces. were up to
$1.25 ”W yard. opening price, 351‘
44 Illt'li All Wool l't‘libit' Cloth III llluII, (Int-net, Brown and Black.
strong value at 75c, these days. 50c
19 llll‘ll All Silk Colored Taffeta, our regular 70c quality, all colors,
those days. idle
Best American Prints In ludlgos and flruys, all perfect goods, regu-
lur. the yard. 0c, these days, 4175c
36 Inch SkiIIuIIrs' liliick Lining Satin. urtme on sclvngo, very cheap at
$1.25, these days the yard. ‘1
Roady-to- Wear Department
LADIES‘ HEAVY WHITE WAISTS FOR WINTER WEAR. Ab
MOST HALF PRICE.
$1.00 and $1.25 quality. at 67c
$1.00 and $2.00 quality, at 97c
N. li—lilnny Waists of this lot, on'I week III our stock, no old
styles.
All popular makes of Corsets. that. sell regularly at 500, including
the It II'I (I and (i. II. All shapes and lengths. also (Ilrdles.
to introduce our enlarged tltIptIrIuIcnt. For these days. 25c
Ladies“ lI‘tIIl .lIiClii'iil III lIIiII-k, regular price $10.00. These
days. $0.50
LadlIIs‘ and Misses“ t‘ouls, wI-rc tip to $12.50. about ‘21 (Touts In all.
Opening price, $0.90
I. "ItIII-s Suits good prIII Itiil HlIlIIs values tip in $12o0. Oped
lug price, $5.00
Ladies” Suits. fine grade, about IS in the lot. \vertI tip to $25.00,
not the newest but good staple styles. Opening price. $10.00
Children 3 Winter lung Coats, sizei 0 to H, were $500. Open
lug price $2.50
[Indies Itain Coats. were $12. .I0nnd $15 .00. Opening price. $10.00
Fl LANNIGI l lt."i"l‘lt‘ Wl‘ All Lollies' Flannel lintlcrskirts. regular
25c. Opening price. 18c
Ladies' Flannel Gowns. extra heavy quality, full size. good val.
he at 00c. Opening price. 0c
Ladies' extra size Flannel Underskirts, for extra large women,
vuluo 69c. Opening price.
(‘hiltlrcn‘s Dresses and Underskirts of fiannellette, regular 25c.
Opening price.
Children's Flannellctte Sleeping Gowns.
(,‘auton flannel best quality, regular price 500.
Domestics
50c
18c
Pajamas also, made of
Opening price. 37c, .
5 holes CIInIfIII-tablcs. figured. both sides. value $1.00, 790 ca.
114 Blankets, good weight. clear border. value $1 00. 70c pr.
100 (107.. Window Shades. the lit” at 25c value on the market. 18c each
Fringed Rugs. limited quanti v, 27s.”. good assortment of patterns.
vnlntI $1 .30 95c en.
50 doz Flannel Skirts. fine assor III Int of pattetns. regular 25c.10c ea.
t‘outh (,‘IIII-rs (lIiIIiItIIl design. lie.Iv.\ knotted fringe laige size. va-
luci ‘2 Git $1.95 ea.
7..IiII.. Illt Ill lll'll Tlil’lilnll Towt‘lz. sale price. No cat,
I
‘JIvIIS. “'i‘il \\tll‘lll 13c,
DemonstratIOn in our Corset Department of the Invisible Laclng
Corset. Call and be fitted to one of these improved corsets.
”Boll
5/” «‘Ild
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s. BALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager,
Woolen: New England Branch' lien tiar-
tars. Sultana—69 Hills Block. Hartford.
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Denney 8. Hull. Special Representptivc,
.OOALW
No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5. 00 a Ton.
All Other 81:03 In Stock at $6. 25,
. delivered, at
Raymond Brosi
-TERRIFIC STORM IN TEXAS.
AUSTIN. TEX, Oct. lid—Advices re-
.elved here from Mazatlan. Men. state
that the terrific storm that visited that
city and port a few days ago caused
considerable loss of life. in the city
sixteen people were killed and a num-
ber of others injured. The ships in the
harbor also suffered much damn zv.
the Danish schooner Clara was entire-
1) wrecked and the, captain and four-
teen sailors were drowned
quality 13 always
atoms or in
THE CIGAR. that's proud
of its name. because its
The only smoke that
never changes in
price.
PRESIDENT CALLS CONGRESS.
WASIIINLITON. October
president today issued a proclam iioni
calling the fifty- eighth Congress in ex-
tiaordlnary session November 9. at 12i
o‘clock. The proclamation states thati
the purpose of the session is to consid- i
er the commercial convention between'
the United States and (l.uba which re-
quires the
approval of Congress.
the same. ,
Ell-‘Tho 1
Room 1. Lauder Building,
South Norwalk. Conn.
l
Zuction “iii ink-III when Alderman IIIIr~
CHICAGO RASCALITY UNCOVERED‘.
ClilCAt. O Oct 20.——An apprcpiin ,
tion of $5.000 has been voted b ‘l‘t
t ouuc ii to pay the expense of uncover-
ing ras<ality around the City Hall '1 his
had some money to work with. Hl‘
said the committee wanted to look into
gtuve abuses in administrntlIe mII'lI
ods as well as specific charges of mis-
conduct
Imnun told the (‘onucil that his commit-
tee lIIIestii a" ing (Ir"uft Won ‘11 be ab II
to accomplish great things if it onlyl
ley s Honey and Tar
.Whlldrenmafe sure. No opiates.
.
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lasting one week.
Beans. Pickles. Relishes. Jam. Jel
This will be a gala week for the ladies.
able much cheaper titan you can do it y ourself.
CALL 58-2.
r’sStore
OOOD THINGS TO EAT.
F1" ““‘tY-Se ven Varieties
Of the Celebrated Heins Goods will be demonstrated at our store commencing Monday morning. October 26th and
A first-class artist will wait upon all who will favor as w ith a call.
Come in and sample this great I ariety of pure goods.
lies, Malt Vinegar. Preserves. Apple Butter. Mince Meat Dainty Relishes. etc
We can place In your pantry the finest assortment of goods obtain-
Thls will be your opportunity to try 57 varieties of the Heinz
'P‘ood products and make your selections of just what goods you want.
you and your friends.
YOU ARE
If you are not a satisfied one.
is the successful way in the long run.
possibilities in store for you.
It does no good relatively,
again. Our principle in first-class goods. email profits on each sale, but one sale making another.
little more paper and twine. and a little more activity, but the history of cell ing groceries has demonstrated that it
Special discount to purchasers during the Demonstration in quantities.
Dou’ t forget the date, OCTOBER 26TH TO THE 316T, and don't forget that we extend II cordial invitation to '
The best goods the market affords at popular prices.
0. ii. Seymour, Leading Grocer. littlest Washington Strut
NOT A GOOD cusro, ER»
to sell you ONCE. We want to tell you over and over
It may take a
Here are just a few sample offerings for this week from our immenselsiock to illustrate the money saving
1
CHOICE NEW CROP TEA, PLAIN 0R MIXED, A POUND. ‘ 50¢:~
OUR BEST JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE, A POUND. ° 30:
I N FREE with every tit-chase of Tea or Coffee Efiefil'fii'd 61:13“ at H erlhcy’a Chocolate. 26:
-l 8 I: ER NONE B
”neonates-II" . - .
FULL CREAM CHIESIWIY RICH), A POUND, 15:
V A «. u 20 the. Choice New Honey in Comb, 17c
. - 10,. Fina Granulated Monarch Oat Food, per pkg” 10:
Kare Corn Syrup (”loathing a”). to: Choice Rod salmon, per can, 18¢
sugar, acre-Praia or Bolton III-Own
Mrs. W0 Imm- datum. 9c Flakes, 2 for as:
01.00. Force or Malta Vita Food. 2 for 25s
new area "I... or.
a can 1
count NDRWALK.
a
never get cheap trash or inferior goods here. no matter how little the pride
as at any
nutrient.
Granary Company s
p
ETTER MILLED). DAD no; PIR BILJG. 3..
end everything we all. is GUARANTEED to be of GOOD QUALITY.
my
time Is not just as represented, BRING rr BACK and You GET YOUR
Don't you think it's a good and»: pit way to give as your tradef
Store.
as m a: sum crass-II,
no swaps.
.. Ii « ,
. TELEPHONE CALL.
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Norwalk Chronicler