iu’ H l‘
. iii" Mme rim Tbs
Vernon Wssr It as it Mark ‘
of Honor.
IMWMm-v l 1 .
Will“. not. voluminous whlto
twins to the snide
”3131; ii woolen 0110!
“Who I Ions cloak gon-
lroon. hstbned under the neck
1“. . through which the arms
never pissed, hanging down over
duh. by this clock lion‘s
2W little-l 3nd interesting.
Once upon is time a King of Goren
invited the phloem of his army to 11
Wool. In the paluce of Seoul, In
complete ignorance thstos military
Mir-soy aimed at his throne and
life. was sfoot. The conspirawrs, who
Vim union; the guests, resolved to
«Isle their, opportunityto murder the
this. during the progress of the ban
‘ oust. On entering the pslsce the of-
liners deposited heir large military
blanks In on on chamber and took
their places in the hall where the
tent was spread, writing only a sig-
snl to full 0n and slay their hosts.
But ‘s number of the women of Seoul
lad become acquainted with the con
lplrlcy. Loyal to their monarch snd
femalb subjects the king decreed that
In future the Cor-can women should
,_ wear the military clohk thrown ovcr
1 their heads as a mark of honor. «Capt.
Gosserly in Mnemilllinn's Magazine.
IA Novelty Dressing Sacque.
'A dressing oscque in which one hm
obmfort is this one made out of u
hubby and hold him
by using a T ‘
Ail HUB RANGES are made with or without
Gauss Attachment.
Mannheim and Wammod by suiiu & ANlthNY co.
4&5. Union St, llosiuu.
FOR SALE 1111
A. J. COLLINS 0. CO.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Fall Undernear.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW FULL LINES
OF FALL UNDERWEAR.
Children’s Garments. sizes 20 in. to 34 in., in White or Nat-
ural Wool, at Popular Prices.
REMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
A. nicrsriiiutsou,
84 Washington Str net, South Norwalh.
Telephone 343-6.
See Us Before Buying
ANY THING FOR YOUR HOME. WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK
«LP—.—
Ssys All Dissatisfaction is Confinsd to
surmount Hsvsn Compsn)’.
Adj. (Ion. George H. Cole, has issued
a ststcment.thst the reported dluffoc-
tins of iuenibsrs of the Coiicctlcut Nu-
iiousl Guard with the pay which they
received for their services during the
ninneuvres at Manussns is confined to
whosb puy roll was returned dinnp»
provcd. ’I‘lio oillccrs of this (‘UlillliilLV
charged the state i‘ull pay for tho ‘of
ilcors nnd moii without deducting tho
uniouut rccclvcd from the federal gov-
crnuicnt
“To how that. tho dinffccllon is not.
gcncrul throughout the state and that
it Is not even slurred by all the corn
panics in New Huron. i will state that.
yesterdayrniornlng i received the pay
roll of the New liuvun Grays. and it
was made up in acordsncc with the
rules of this office," said General Colo,
Goncrul Colo also said that he had wk
on legal advice on the matter.
CURED A OOMRADE OF CHOLERA
MORBUS AND SAVED HIS LIFE.
“While returning from the Grand
Army encampment at Washington City
in 1892, n comrade from Elizlu. “L. was
taken with cholera inorbus and woe In
a critical condition," says Mr. J. E.
lloughlund. of Eldon, lows. "I KEVO
him Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
liiarrhcon Remedy and believe suvcd
Air Hose.
There have been numerous accidents
to freight. trains on the New Haven
rond recently that were due to doi‘cct-
ivo air hose. Few of thorn were of
morc than passing importance, which
is duo, pcrhups, to the element of good
luck which is ulvuys in cvldcnce in
accidents on this road. lint. a. burst-
lng air lioso is capable of doing serious
damage. and it, is to diminish the pos»
Ibllity of such uh‘uirs tlint lilcclianicnl
Supcriniondcnt llllibilis has undurink
cn o thorough investigation into tho
causes which lead to the bursting air
hose. Willi the knowledge thus guin—
cd hc will be in a position to work
changes in the construction or humil-
lug ol‘ the innu- wlilcli will rodound i0
the fonds licilcrinciit.
For :1 ulstcd tiiiic cvcry air boss that
bursts on tiic road will be sent to Mr.
Ilibbitls, rind by (hose, he will dolor-
iulno the causcs, which indirectly Ill‘L‘
responsible for so many nccidonw.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Evci‘ythinv Is In the name when it
comes in itch Hazel Salvo. E. C.
lchitt. ll; Co, of Chicago, discovered
some years ago how to mnko a snlvo
asussiu. cotaeuprsrurs or . 7
t
Established 1851'
Autumn Novelties 111 Dress Trimmings
\\ c iinilc your attention illlt‘Si rcprcscntu-
lions from Paris. i'.‘is.~ac1in;uicrics. Jcis, I'crsiuii
'l'rimmings. iinlloons ZIIIII Appliqucs. 'l‘hcrc is cvcrything‘r
for 1'\'cl'_\' gown. .‘\ppropriuic il'LIIiiS niui Iiiiups {or ihc
rough snriucc nurturiuis. ihc brochc ziliclincs and chcv-
iots. I‘quuisilc Jets and i’zirisciucnlcrics are shown for
dinnci' :inti i'cccplion gowns. t'lioicc novcitics, ihc iiuics-
t'l'iililiiit‘ things that givc to :1 coslunic distinction and cic-
gmicc. Scpurulc Appliqucs for Ilt‘l’i‘IllIS. culls, collars, Iirc-
icilcs uml princis. .\n inspcclion will intcrcst you.
New Shirl Waists.
Do you ncc1I 11 Waist jnsi to \vcrir liciu'ccn scusons,
to thp out until winlcr clinics? 'i'licn conic and scc thc
ncw wush Shirt ‘\\':1isis. lhc novcitics in Scotch iiziunci
and other materials nindc in tho ilziiiiticst fashions, $1 cacii.
in (1111
I’iruids,
i’ricc ioc.
uli iiccu rcduccd to 10
No puttcrn in thc whoic crittiloguc now higher
short stories.
'i‘hc Standard i’uitcrns huvc
and 15c.
, than 15c.
if you want :in utlruciivc null incxpcnsivc iiotisc
(Ircss or :1 (Iriiiriy cvcning gown for «lunccs ililii whist pur-
tics this Winter, 511‘. that iinc of (‘huliis 211 the Silk Scr-
tion. 75c v:1Iuc Ior 50c a yard.
Mason Fruit jars, quarts. 35c :1 (lozcn.
in thc Iiiiscnicni.
The D M Reed CD.
The D. M. Read Co.
y-
u v—w a
MARY ANN GILBERT LIVING.
FOU RFOLD GOSPEL CONVENTION.
‘ mum“
Profit of tho Dslry ,cow. m"
Very few farmers realise the in-
come to be lind from it good cow. The
farmer who kceps s cow a your to
raise it 815 or $20 calf usuully thinks
he has done as» well us any ons. but
his prollts do not compure with those
of the dalrymun. Except with hhgh-
prlced registered «stile, us ll rule. the
n; iii’uiiiiiilperiimiiiiiiuiiiii one company in New lluvon so far he mills. not the cult, is the most vsius-
0‘1", than c hut III” “BELL n E has olilciul knowledge.’ The conipnny blc product of the cow:
. “39°.“ V ruicrrod to.is r}. of the Second rout The milk produced by the "or.“
. ,j i r uncut. und in command of Csptnin llnli,
Misso 1‘1 cow 'wlll soil for shout 339
nt iiuiI Creamery or when made into
drst-clhss butter. A good cow of the
duiiy breeds will muke at least IIotIl
cash income cvory year.
i hs‘ve u list of about fifty MIss’oiirI
. Inrmcrs who report a cusii income
of from $50 to $100 per cow every
your, and these figures do not include
the income from the calves and pigs
fed on the skim milk. lint, suys one
milking is u tremendous task. As it
matter of fact. it takes only' sixty
hours' time. worth about $6, to milk
11 ww ten months.
Now, s few {nets and figures from
our experience on the stnte farm. Lust
your the cash income from ihc herd
was $82.50 per cow r butter sold
and $12.50 per cow for milk. skim
milk and culves, making a toinl iii-
come from each cow of $9.1. This
year the average income from the
same source will be over $100 for the
unable to war- him in time the' went his life. I have bcon engaged for ten .
. 3 _ yours in immigration work and con- entire herd of twenty-eight.
.‘ “Jami, mItheIpalnoe as: gninods aId (a t" N' iur'ii \V’ooi 51m.“ 1 . 1'... 11'] I ,1 ('2 . , I‘ ductcd many parties to the smith and Those incomes do not come from
:18 $300202; 23;: thigfee‘nteiiczi ’m ' 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ -41 “‘5 \‘ ' 111 "mm" 3" west. l slwnys carry this remedy and At the Pattern CounterI feeding expensive feeds or excessive
the banqueting hail unobserved; some and Drawcrs at 50c Vests and Pants. 111...... 25c fillinifwsi}.iiiiiiifiifiiiyvéiin2‘?! 0:; IIIeedIIIE- They are not due to tins
. . . . r
“IRIS noiselessiy up behind the of- home should bc without this rcmcdy." I II(‘ I ICI‘IUIK‘ IR‘SIKIIIII I‘ll-“i iIIIIVi'il ‘IIUWIIIK 5II II'5 IUI hihtiis giltuflihzutlmhie::$:::|r05““(iii
:htrzlmhgi :nttlizlt trigatimiimniiiii' (icnt's Natural \Vool Shirts Luriics’ Rilibcli (iziriiicnts, :33: Haiiiiiiiirrimniiiiiirggyfin (1112298 lull gurnicnls. Articic. on thc i'mis and i‘uncics of ing the right thing at the'right time
a r s . . _ 2‘23 _ . . «. ,
' toned them in the folds. while others and Drawcrs, (Ii _ _ . . ~ . . . _ 75.- we.“ illlti Prints, at. . I . .. soc liridge Pharmacy, chtfuag l’hurillut'.y.. i.)rcss hclp out onc in arranging the small tit-111115 that in the proper way. We will try to
ran to- the bewildered klng..hurriodly ‘ nican so much. :euch those IrInetIlIiImIiIs in our short win-
warned him oil the plot. and spirited . , , .. . . . , . __ "“““"" . _ ~ _ .. « ., , .. , ,v . ., er course 0 w c we are now mull-
'iiirn safely away before «he 1mm.“ iicnts Natural \Vool Shirts Lathes Ribbcd (nirmcnls. LIESSEN ACCIDENTS 0" CONSOL" ’ A In‘,“ LllIlIitii 251111511 In)“ ”I l‘mmf'i’; “mm" lng announcements—C. H. Eckles,
conspirators could release themselves . . . D'ATED I5 C-‘CWIIIIIEIY IIIICI'CSIIIIII» “'IIIII‘ IIii‘rt‘ ill“? MIIIIIII‘I‘Y 14'5“ Professor of Dairy Husbandry at
a! t and Drawcrs, at .. . . .$1.oo \\h11c or i\utur;il Wool. .$1.oo “7"" .. . I .. 1 . H '~k .. ~ , .\.1- .11. 1 1 -‘ .-1 t Missouri 15m U 1. . ..
1m 8 “36pr their brave cap ms supeflntendent Hibbitts Will EndeaV- sons. .act .tssons, oust ctlllilt, . 1 it cs am )1151 o n \erslty. Lolumhln.
In token of his gratitude to his loyal or to Improve the Freight Mo.
Feeding the Colt.
11 red as near as you c in u bulunccd
ration consisting of a 1 :triety of feeds,
using outs. brnn. tl little corn in thc
Winter. and roots, if you have. them.
i prefer clover buy. it out early and
cleun, with some timothy and corn
fodder. 11nd plenty of gruss in sou-
son. 11nd always a place where they
can get exercise. If fed all they can
clcnn up and digest well they will til-
wuys be ready for the market. if
not sold when three yeurs old they
should be broken to drive, and put
the drut’i colt ut light farm work, Illlil
they will pny for the keeping for the
next year. Then they should be fed
or the market, and that menus they
should have about two hundred
pounds more flesh than they usually
have in the riveroge farmer's curc.
Then they will bring from $25 to $50
more per head then they would if
sold while still thin. in fuel. there
is no better business for a stock feed-
er or farmer than to feed draft horses
or FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS 1N . THIS SECTION AND OUR "0'" Witch “Med that Is :1 specific New HAVEN, Sept, 20.—-Ampic immosron'r. Sept. 20.45, racial for tie kt ..
IIII‘ PIIi-‘S- FUI' hIIIIiI- bleeding. ”CM“! proof having been furnishcd that Miss services under the name 01' the Four- youth: (13:: ii ' ‘M 1: good, 1”,“,th
Pmcas THE LOWEST. so BE FAIR WITH vouusscvas. MAKE A and protruding Plies. eczema. cuts. ary Ann mum: is living, Judge 101.1 Gospel Convention, opened at the i “’9' ”01"?” I‘d.
BUSINESS RULE TO SEE IF YOLI CAN’T GET A BETTER PIECE OF
FURNITURE HERE IN STYLE, QU ALITY AND FINISH AND AT A BET-
TER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE SEE US ALWAYS WHEN YOU ARE.
IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN THE
burns. bruises and all skin diseases,
Dertt's Salve has no equal, This has
ulven rise to numerous worthless coun-
Icrfclts. Ask for Dertt‘s—~the genu-
lnc. Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy. “
Cleavclnnd. in the prohnte court yes
terdsy, revoked the. appointment inado' l day night.
last May of an administrator to licr lfollowing evangelists: Rev. Henry Wil-
estate. At that time no word had been Ison. D 1).. of New York; Rev. Ira E.
rcccived by the relatives of Miss Gib:
People 3 Tabernacle in this city Sutur-
They are in charge of the
Davis of Brncktwon Muss: Rev. Ken-
will put on flesh ut. the rate of one
hundred pounds per month for two
or three months. When they are put
up for feeding give them light rations
on the start out] gradunliy increase
fi ‘ bcrt for over seven years. and heri ncth M11ckcnzlc.of Weslport; Rev. .. ,
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS- brother having died during her nb- iMiltort Dates of New York; Rev the “mo“ until they get it“ IIIOY WIII
. There Is no exaggeration in ”10 scucc. Icnvirig us estate valued at. Oicri'l‘lioinas C. Caiiflcid. of Spriiigflcld, 6“ 3""! DIODEIIY dlgcst.——-LI. A.
urn] “re slulcincnt that the, agricultural oxhi- $80 000 she was pronounced legallyihinss. Rev. J. W, Bother; of Jersey
3 ~ ., . ,, ' bit at, tho npproucliiiu: Dnnbury fair dead. Miss Gilberts shuie of the es City, and llcv. Charles D, Personlus, Cruelty to Animals In Winter.
into nus $l:l.iillli and she rcud at licr of Bliiglianitou. N. Y. They are the
homo In Biiitiunrt. Germany. that an ’ cnusc of considerable revival in relig-
administrator of licr csiuic bud bccn ions circles,
appointed. She immediately despair-lied
season has been a most prolific one of to this country counsel ,lo prove that
fruits. vcginblcs and agricultural pro she was alive and entitled to her por-l
ducts of all kinds. Still anotlicr r' - tion of the estate. I
son Is the cxiuordinary effort put to th
LINE. WE HAVE THE BIGGEST, ‘ BRIGHTESTZAND BEST STOCK TO
BE FOUND IN THIS VICINITY.
will be the lurgcst cvcr shown/tit that
or any othcr fair in Now England. The.
steady growth of this grout Fair is onc
reason for this and ntiotiicr is that this
Blows and bodily injuries are not
the only cruclties perpetrated upon
animals. There is a negative or pus-
slve cruelty which consists In not do-
ing what conduces to their comfort
and well being. Warmth is necessary
to the comfort and health of animals.
_ It. is. of source, better to have some
(it ngm‘ith a. border around it as that
me. finish and makes it little or
on male to arrange.
The way to make it Is to take u
care of Whatever material or scarf
I. —___—.-—-———
I I; After a woman has managed to se-
rum :1 position in society she imagines
she doesn‘t need it.
.. Lg-..,v_......._.... a--- .M . ... ...._... -.....-., . “N.“
...T,.
wishbousam Abowtoyerd on
M11 page Is large enough—fold it so
t. you find the center and just a lit-
' ' one side ofthst cut a hole about
the oils of your neck.
, . in. here to one corner cut in a
“freight line.
When this is hemmed and a ribbon
“d run in at the neck the gur-
: is made.
Jr bot simmer days this is a do-
;ditftdlh coal negligee.
letsrsn Postwomsn of England.
button. it. Hsmpohire, England.
rector in .tbe person of
Wort. She has served the
dice twenty years of the
, Iotbor carrier during Which
wuss possibly created it rec-
sex.
MI.“ is somewhat remote
. Ifroun " has been fifteen
peace a. week. There sre
fin believe that her service
W her to a pension on re-
but the postntlice is Irepon-
' otherwise.
hit of childrén's Hair.
asses teach their girls to
their hsir so early as possi-
‘, is caused into the habit
ssh looks it subarea strokes
brill: every morning and
snd braiding mom loosely for
. . its- s“ tutors hosti-
‘ Wr‘will be 1mm
pro piloted to so to
ur‘in s toiled cris-
”ii-m it jerked and
“ . when school time
Mp propane is dis-
m at. s sensitive
.to the link sou
" Rover Illa? old child
1 1
Knish-rm Ils- ,
A. .1. Genius & 130..
FUNERAL DIRECTOR 5 AND EMBALMERS.
r2 NOrth Main ‘51., South Norwaik.
m
. ..._._J :1
l‘lie 110111111 Steamboat 90.,Incorporate1l
oN AND AFT Eu JUNE is'ru.
rum 1mm
{Wm “WIIHII
“'n-L. .i 4 .. '
.pnr‘
Steamé‘imiliagiihsfisi 'Vieyard”
Loaves Moth Norwslk. 7: 30A. M. Lesvss New York Bukmsn Strut
Ti 12.. .';~M.. (saturoay 1:15 P. M.) East 81st at. 2: to P. Ni. (asturosy
FARE—singlo-JSo—— Excur. $03
. menus-n «1 cm or uoiiwszx "
rumour DNLv—Les'm New york. Morris)"; Most-y and Friday
st Still Pu». Losses Nemslk {rush Thur. and Sat. st 5: 00 p. m. Freight
reos‘hisil frb'mTIDdA. u." amongst .
____‘ W A“ i -
‘ ‘ . . THE nun GLOAK AND run s'roris...
Now is the time to wesr Whigs Lawn Suits. The greatest bugsin ov-
or offered. Wsist trimmed nice 01 wits lscs Insertion and skirt also trinr
issii with use" insertion only $2.60
bid HAT SALE.
Trinimod Huts hare been 84. so and gill). Bold st my price. Cull and
them. They sre all this season's
it tins of White Lawn Wsists trimmed with lace insertion berths.
”gigs chins sin: Wsist, trimmed nicely, in. :5.
not coins in an see what bursiins you can buy for little money.
LIBRAEL, PROP.
as Washhuton smut.
'00
south Nor-walk, Conn.
Jul 8qu13 In hdlfiiiiilflj in 12h: Ilfilliii Mini
by the Fair management to attract nt-
tcntion to its ugriculturul dcpurtmcnt
and thus increase the number of en-
tries. A mocial feature in the agricul~
rural lent will be 11 exhibit made by W.
'l‘, Tarbox. of East Greenwich. R. l.
known'us the "Dahlia King. of Rhode.
Island." He will have a display of over
a thousand dalilins of all varieties be-
side many other plants. _
The showing of agricultural machin-
cry and implements on another part of
the grounds will be more interesting
than ever this year. as it. will be of
nearly twice the, magnitude of that of
last year.
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxnilve llromo Qulnin‘e Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to cure. E. W Grove‘s signature
is on each box. 25c.
NEW GUATEMALA RAILRDAD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept... 20.—-Tho
Examiner says today that Mrs. Jane
Stanford. the Crockers. E ward Scar-
Ies and General Thomas _ Hubbard,
as owners through the Pacific. im-
provement Company, of the Guatemala.
Central Railroad. have made a. deal
with Sir William Van Home and his
(lantern syndicate by which ithcy have
become Interested in an ove laud rall-
rode in Guatemala. It w ll be 270
miles long, from ocean to can. and
will be completed with twelve
months. It is proposed to un a line
of steamers connecting wit
York on the Atlantic side
line on the Pacific connecti g with San
Francisco.
A POWER FOR G OD.
The pills that are not nt in their
action and pleasant iii e out are De-
Wltt’s Little Early Risers. W. S. Phil
pot of Albany. 03.. says "During a
hllious attack I took one. Small as It
was it did me more gI-d than can~
mel. blue mass of any at er pill I ever
took and at the some ti e the effect
was pleasant, Little: y Risers are
certainly an ideal pill.’ . Sold by the
Cliiford Phsrmscy. ”
STEERAGE RAT- . RAISED.
LONDON. Sept. 20. The first. break
in the steamship ~. wa‘r occurred
today when the N Germ-n Lloyd!
rsised its steers“
to New York
hill.
at w
my“ one a; “I .
W
Allow no one to deceive you “this.
Ali Countert‘cits, Imitations and “‘Justéas-gviod’ww not
endanger the health of
Experiments that trifle with and
Infants and ChildronveExperIenco agpinst Exporfmtmt,
c...“
What is CASTOBIA
Oratorio is is Mia. substitute for Contes- 01]ng
gel-lo. Drops 'and Soothing Syrups.
Substance. Its use is its summits. It destroys Worms
“nil alloys Foyoflslinessa' It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It. relieves murmur; Troubles, cums Domination
and Fistulehcy. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
h and Bow viii: hoplthy and natural sleep.
Thmfldren’s remit-lie Mother’s Friend. , ,
«'"(I‘ iv!
GENUINE
do”; '3: .
,LIL. 'wli.‘ F: ‘
Have Always Bought, and which hits bend
in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
It is Plonsnuti 115
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
9.5mm w
mid in the rigorous extremes of win-
ter. the dry cold of the North, and the
chilling dampness of the Smith (still
more intolerable then dry cold). pro-
tection and shelter are peremptory.
‘thn an animal is suffering by rea-
son of cold its owner is suffering in
his pocket, usually the, most‘sensltive
place, but too often ignored. Food
is wasted and substance is lost; every
tremor and shiver of the chilled mus-
clcs costs money to the owner. Hence
it is a. tnie economy to keep the stock
warm, especiiilly the young ones.
Profit In Carrots.
Few root crops sre more profitable
than carrots. They are an excellent
food for horses and colts; they stimu-
late the liow of milk in cows. and
give a delightful flavor and color to
the butter. Although there is usually
not much sale for them in rural com-
munities, in large cities great quanti-
Iies can be rcudlly disposed of. The
price does not often go below fifty
cents per bushel. sud we have known
them to sell for more than double
that price. 011 ordinary land. and
with rather less than ordinary culti-
vation, We have grown stthe rule of
ubput 50.0 bushels per acre.
Successful Treatment of Gsrgst.
In earlier life I treated gsrget by s
number of methods with varied sue-I
cuss, pus forming in only a few in
stances; but for twenty-five years i
have had no case of suppnrstion of
the udder from gsrxete As‘soon 'ss .
the trouble is discovered (usuplly but
one quarter of the udder, more cor.
iectiy one of the tour glands is in-
valved), the lnfinmed part should be
bullied with A mixture of equsl part.
of tincture of lobells and glycerine
and kept saturated Withvit till fever,
tenderness and swelling subside: It
puts libs bec‘it airway formed the pits
sank should be opened st its lowest
point snrl kept dressed with a week
solution of phenol. thyme-crust. or
“W‘f'D‘R'Itm - . ,
Norwalk Chronicler