mpla. so affect vs, no economical on A
has paved into A mun . .
and forget silothara. ‘
ANTHONY C0. ,Bolton,‘hlaas.
~ .tha at»... am
it A=alwaya a “ iiub'
‘ .1. coLLmsAc. 1‘ 4 1'4
1 1 uvu:;scnm1.s..oounml3
. it.
.oooo hsosnaev has 'A slot-iv;
‘ N FRANCIBCO. Oct. brainless
Al erioi'd not: at the terms demand-
ed there is now every prospect of a
fight between Joe Guns and Jimmy
Britt within the next thirty days. The
managers will meet tonight at the of—
flce of the Yosemite. Athletic Club
close the deal Britt demands t at
the purse be split as follows: Saran
tymve per cent, to himself if he wins.
and fifty per cent of he loses. and 50
per cent. to Cans if he wins and 25
per cent if he loses. ,
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WILL
MAKE No CHANGE.
No matter which candidate is elect-
ed. Foley‘s Honey and Tanwlllremnin
the people's favorite remedy for
coughs. colds and incipient consump-
tion. It cures colds quickly and pre
, vents' neumopla A. J. Nusbaum.
Batesc le. Ind,‘ writes: “I suffered for
v The detectivi saw
{nit the pin and when
when headquarters n
‘4 ound on him. Charles
My, one of the pas
'll ‘the Waterbury ’épeclal
bout. to start. learned that
had been stolen from
4 and identified the one
ringston as his. He did
~ so until advised to
druszist prepared me some medicine.
Batesviile. Ind. writes: “I suffered for
me, yet I did not improve. I then “tried
Foley' 8 Honey and Tar and ci ht doses
cured me. Sold at Plaiste s drug
store,
, uttb tithe and harmless
0!)th Cure gives instant
all eases of Cough. Group and
the stemach but takes
the trouble. . -————-—--—~.-—-—
LADY CURzON BETTER.
WALMER CASTLE, Uci. 6.———'i‘he
latest report of Lady. Carson's, condi-
tion says her ludyshlp passed a better
night and is a little stronger this
morning. » , . . 4 f:
‘ugs tooontribute pure
lifesustaining oxygen
«i and tissues. Sold by Clif-
RE NOW PREPARE ED TO SHOW FULL LINES
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . . . . . 25c
A Natural Wool Shirts
Drflwers at SOC
‘ Ladies’
75c
nauseous:
A, atural Wool Shirts Ribbed Garments,
tsvvers, at Vests and Pants, at. . . . . . 50c
4
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
White or. Natural Wool. .$1.oo
unease-o.
t’s Natural Wool Shirts
errors, at .........$I.oo
a
ll W l, at Popular Prices.
MEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. ,
I4 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Telephone 343-6.
no.0};
, 1 MAK: A
pt. To our vocpAn'r o, ’_,4A filth els9 '
envy. du‘ 1.11:1! ND almawlnoArfl
‘ throne, the people were anxious fol
1 three months Will a severe cold A .
4 Bridgeport church a vote of thank
’ once, from Rev. 21—5, "And H
. tlon God created once. and reviews;
. ed, regenerated man has a conscious
ildren’s Garments, sizes no in. to 34 in., in White or Nat- ‘
' tiona of the saved are to dwell than
' with the meeting of the State Sunder
i ii" at 21111
mi enemies oldie Adv-moo
Church in
ridgeport with a larger
lllleudance
an on the any movie
”it“
. G. H. Wallace, of B d fill,“
Resolution cohilrlitléo. disc '
dMY. C. 141 Smith. bf water 11 .
Teeple of diartford. ' 1. ‘
MThe afternoon session openedla
ll‘eltmnn of New York
the acrylics. file chose
i arity of balm
“ii that of Chris 3!!
“Witch David was an exile from the
his return. Jesus Christ found that
this world was ruined y sin. and he
bought the field with t e treasure in
, He prop see to restore the Earth
to Enable ‘ hditidhs‘ Now chpital
and labor are arrayed against each
other, Mill is everywhere. and the of
facts of the curse are manifest on al‘.
sides .-
‘ "But Jesus Christ will chunks al
this to a kingdom that is beautiful
and glorious and without end The
message of the return of Jesus is un
popular. but is it the truth? if so
it is as told in the New Testament
when it is mentioned more than 311
times. The world is corrupt ’i‘bl
times of today are accurately dc
scribed in the 6th chapter of James
in the words. ‘Ye have heaped trees
are together for the last days. Al
the sickness and death will end will
the coming of the King, and all th'
evils of earth will be forever abolish
ed. Though God may not have com
missioned all to go with the messagl
of the coming of the King, be me:
blavc entrusted you to send someonl
e se’
The needs of the Home missio:
were presented by the chairman Th.
sum of $554.55 has been raised to
the Home mission. The right hand 0
fellowehip Was extended to the Rev
E. J. Lewis, of Waterbury. A rising
vote of thanks was extended to th1
to J S Purdy, of Waterbury. and 1
vote of thanks to the local press nm
to S. S. Atkins, of Yalesvlllo.
The evening services were conduct
ed by the Rev. Cornelius Pike 0
Waterbury. The sermon of the even
ing was delivered by the Rev P. E
Butler, of the Rhode Island confer
the
sat upon the {throne said, ‘Be old.
make all thinks new.‘ ”‘A new cres
,found' it good. A new creation net
essary'on‘ account of the fall of man
Man fell miserably and the curse we-
the result, and on account of the dc
go ration regeneration is uecessarl
Men may legislate, but laws are easil
broken but when God’ s law is broken
a new creation is required.
"Man's tendency is downward ant
human means fall to restore, bu
when God takes a and. creation N.
suits When God be ins to work 111
on a man He takes the heart rnihc
than the head. God caused 3,000 o
be saved in one day. and l praise GUI
for the newer manifested in the cal
vatlou of the vilest sinner. A renew
be can lie down and sleep with.
“Conversion is not a varnish or 1
veneer, but it must work 1 in on:
through the man and result in th«
new creature. it is not merely thu
going forward for prayers and join
lag the church. What the churcl
needs today is a converted membei
ship. The prophesies of God declarl
that he shall create anew earth. ii
the restoration man shall again in
habit the earth, for ‘Blessedare the
meek, for they shall inherit th»
earth.‘ , The saints inheritance is ma
terial, the old Abrah ic land gran
is in force yet.‘ The kl gdom promisel
the saints is the kingdom under tin
whole heaven. The tabernacle of Got
in to be with man, and the Holy City
the new Jerusalem, is coming down
from God. sndnot going up. The us
forever and Christ is to reign upor
the throne "
The session will. continue bode)
School association and tomorrow the
conference of the To g People's so
gitllly and the Loyal orkera will be
e . , ‘ 11
BAVEa Two FROM DEATH.
“our little daughter had an almost
land, of Armonk. N. Y..' but. when at
. older remedies, failed. we saved her life
with Dr. King’s New Discovery.
niece who. had Consumption in.an as
medicine and today she is perfectly
‘ well." Desperate throat and 11g dim
eases yield to Dr King‘s New Discov
Slam to no other medicine on earth?
’ Mlllhleom for learnt»... and Colds.
Q
“as
ml
“ “Niagotlatil;
. ti.
o hfersnce opened letter a? l
' >morning la the Advent Christian mm
4. van he still
hit
, 0: ‘ “Va
William pious. of SWAiiiuitlnrd.
2: lib o'clock. with the Ray. Tillman:
4 fatal attack of whooping cough and 1
bronchitis." writes Mrs. W. K Ravi
Our .
vanced stage. also used this wonderful _ 1
Elle ,4 '
torsional-day “Eel he dill
y to the Consul M ll
din gy, “(it sewn liven;
.y of ii! ..
61 schools will
Mlddietdwn proporty.
. of owning the Mid
‘ ms lhat it occupies a
to prior for the through
line one Word for New Haven via
Middleto‘wh, was secured the New
York, and New Haven has come into
possession of both the New Haven
and Mlddlctown trolley systems by
“humus them for its Consolidated Reil-
Way Company. These two moveslon
the part at the steam road will most
effectually check any client that can
be made to secure a charter for south
or through trolley route, between New
York and Boston, at the tortbcomins
session of the legislature. The steam
roe/d now controls the trolley centers
at Norwich. New London, Middletown,
Meridon, New Haven and Stamford.
The talked about trolley route.
Hartford to New Haven via Middle
:own. which scheme passed the last
session of the legislature. guaranteed
.0 carry passengers between the No
terminal points for 40 cents. The reg:
ular fare on the steam road between
these two points in 75 costs.
There seems little likelihood of a
rush Hartford New bluven trolley
strike" making its appearance in the
legislature at Hartford the coming
winter. 4
To OURI A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative B1 omo Qu‘iuino Tablets
\ll druggists reload the money if It
falls to cure. Isl. W Grove' a signature
is on each box 25c.
BIG TELEPHONE LIST.
There Will be 3.000 Names in New
Directory.
General Manager H. H. Sykes. of
he Southern New England Telephone
:ompany said yesterday that the Cote
1cr directories of the company would
1" be in the hands of subscribers by
;he latter part of October.
There will be 32, 000 stations in the
1ew direct, y. a gain of 1,500 over the
luiy hooky, wo.,new.exchangen have
been added. those of Watertown and
iltnfford Spying s. '
The growth of the telephone com
yany is marvelous. A mw exchange
building is being erected in New Bri-
tain for the increase in business. The
lentrnct has been let to .l. W. Ailings
dons company and work was begun
:1 few days ado
Newiownl and Woodbury have been
tdded to the exdhangs list.
‘4 1 W
ONLY alias Iron-overseen.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
)el.. says: "i suffered for years with
iyspepsla, used to have great. distrust
1nd belching. i tried everything i
ould hear of but nothing helped me
tutti i took Bi-uiliap Balm. and one at
out bottle cured me completely."
For sale byR. H. Pleisted F. H. Box
or. and the Clifford Pharmacy "
lCONTRACTB AWARDED.
The contracts for the new church in
Nichols have been awarded and the
business will be completed this even
as at a business meeting of the build.
113 committee of the church There
was a statement made recently that
he church had enough money raised
‘0 pay for the building of a new
'hurch. This is not true. The c urch
has a large amount raised. but they
have vet to raise a large sum before
they will have enough money to pay
expenses. It is expected that the ser-
vice in the church Sunday will be the
last service in the old church in its
present location, The old edifice will
be moved to the rear. While the new
rhurch is being built the congregation
will hold 'a‘srvices in theschool house.
Tomorrow evening the Christian En
Ieavor society will give a social.
Sour
Stomach
I”
Indigestion. This 11¢deva MW
labia Ihh natural juices of W“
' EH ll I 5’ Mlby “MI '
10f the United States engineers of this
:district, and has bee
. patienai Peace Congress reassembled
. international law had held moral
ale" bent;I lrcatcd with Linguine The
huperiou value of this medicine its!
been rpre
meat is necessarY.
.141 n
and i nilammatlo'ns from the mucous
membranes purities the mucus, renew
wasted tiger s d su11ollhdhl,=
. it is the titans most analg‘illen-
ing emulsion made and has the import-
ant advantage of strengthening the
memhrpnes of the throat mm 5), use.
not leading them Week" and send tivc.
the common fault of other remedlfldv
Linouins at all drug storesmzsc.
5,00 $1.09.
1
1
MUST REMOVE. THE SPAR BUOYS.
New Haven Oyatarmen Receive Order
4 From United State- Engineers.
Notice has been served upon all oys-
ter growers whose grounds are within
the boundaries of the channel through
which vessels cross in entering and
leaving New Haven harbor. that they
must discontinue the use of the p1 es
ent spar buoys to mark their beds.
This order has come from Co'i.
Charles 1". Powell, chief of the corps
6386]“ through the
office of George F. crriil, the sub- Hen
gineer in New Haven.
This action is the result of a com-
plaint that has been made to the sec
rotary of commerce at Washington by
W.V Pusta11,a Wall street brokel.
who vdcciaies that the spar buoys in
the sound at the entrance to New Ha
van harbor are a menace to naviga-
tion. Mr. Pusiun was cruising through
the sound last week in a sloop yacht
and was making for this harbor. dur-
ing a southwest gale. Between Spar
ry light and the middle breakwater he
.says that his yacht fouled one of the
spur buoys that was used to mark 141.11
oystei bed and was badly damaged.
He believes that the. spur might have
struck the yacht under some condi
tions so as to punch a hole in the
boat and send her to the bottom. M~
Pustau was indignant that such ob»
structions should be permitted and as
promptly communicated with the do
partment of commerce his complaint
being referred through the regular
channels to Colonel Powell.
The spars in the locality are said to
be in violation of the law and Colonel
Powell has served notice that they
must be taken up. In consequence oi
the notice the oystermen held a meet-
ing yesterday in the office of the Con-
nectlcut shell fishery commission
Several oyster growers who own
ground in the territory complained oi
were present and conferred with the
shell ilsh commission relative to the
matter. The commission voted to as
certain from the United States eugln
eern’ department what they could rec.-
ommend as a substitute for the spur:
buoys. It was also voted to seek in
formation from the Rhode island shell
fishery commission as to the style of
buoys used In Narragansett buy to
mark the beds without interfering
with navigation. One substitute that
the commission of this state has an
dor consideration is a permanent buoy
with a chain attached to it which it is
believed will interfere less with navi-
gation than the ones now in use.
OURED A COMRADE OF CHOLERA
MORBUS AND SAVED His LIFE.
"While returning from the Grand
Army encampment at Washington City
in 1892 a comrade from Elglu. fit. was
taken with choleramorbus and was in
a critical condition." says Mr. J. E
Houshland. of Eldon. laws. "I gave
him Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and
Diarrbeoa Remedy and i believe saved
his life. I have been engaged for ten
years in immigration work and con-
ducted many parties to the south and
west. i always carry this remedy and
have used it successfullymmmany 0c
carious. nice we trovellng or at
home should bout this remedy. "
For sale by Btillsou Powell Corporar
tion. Clifford Pharmacy. Pierce's
Bridge Pharmacy, Zeitfuu Pharmacy:
W
umvsaeAL Iris'l'lrurion or
sea as.
eosron, 6cm
dawned the luters
today. it was intended to report for ac-
tion various matters concerned with
the desired status of international
law in relation to the universal insti-
tution of peace. The committee on
meetings during the preceding day. at
which the entire contact at issuolwu
seduoully examined. Chief anions
the specific questions was that of tile
"peace making by states," a measure
.1 designed to insure pesos among ne-
; lions and brought to the ads 11 lion of
. the committee y Mrs. B. 1
wood in behalf 0 the commiaa on of
the international Peace Bureau. the
Danish Peace society All? the Iii lyen
‘s'sl Peace Union of the tilted it too.
, fileto
in so many cases lauded. »
where ,‘an 1t- it has failed. that commit ‘
nine clears catarrhal collections _
and abductions the blood halide} bit 1
MAN!!! .11
iy too.
pleased.
be chigucd
and very correctly tailored.
Lace Section '1 he
straps.
cialL‘Ll. 751 to $1. 25.
casement curtains.
l’lain i.)rgandic . .
.......
set free.
NORTH WOODIURY’S POST-
MASTER.
WASHINGTON. Oct. fir—George G.
l‘errill was appointed fourth-class
postmaster today at North Woodbury,
Conn.
THE ORIGiNAL.
Foley's e 00.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
merit and popularity of Foiey’slioney
1nd Tar many imitations are offered
'or the genuine. Ask for Foley’ s Hon-
1y a‘nd Tar and refuse any substitutes
literati as so other preparation will
:ivei the same satisfaction. ~ It is mild.
y lucrative. it contains no opiates and
is safest for children and delicate per-
1011 Sold at Platsted's drugstore. “
The Corset Coat in either
length has the new lcg~o’- dilution sleeve, and is the net-
tiL-st little garment to wear between seasons that could
Sash Musiins in stripes. figures and dots . .
Do not forget there is an experienced
the Corset Section this week.
i
remedy, and on account of the great »
a With on
The Ten Covert for a fall coat accrue to be the lic—
14crptc‘d garment in street “car for women, land Wight: .
”illcrc' is enough variety so that étfei'yohc“ is
There are Tourist Costs with ,cithcr loose or filled
backs, beantiin lyt tailored, and runny' of them Warmly in}
_tcrlincd with satin about the shoulders.
short or three quarter
Separate Walking Skirts are of choice importLd mix—
cLl snitings or in plain black. They are in killed effects
A good Walking Skirt that
is cmnfortnbic, and that will stand weather of all sorts is
a ncless'ity in every woman s wardrobe.
Pattern Cersel Covers
’ihcsc exquisitely dainty things are displayed at the
are of fine nainsook
rows of insertion tucking. and lace edging. No work is
rcquircll in fashioning these pictty garments except the
gathering into a belt and affixing the
i1 mailed with
ribbon shoulder
They make dainty gifts Which are always appre-
Sasb Musllns and Laces
Yesterday news \vns given concerning Lace Curtains,
and indeed our stock was never mule complete.
through the Upholstery Store any day will show you a
fine exhibition of choice styles.
Sash Muslims and materials that heat housekeepers like for
A walk
l‘oday we mention some
l5c
Sash Lace all new patterns ................ 15 to 25c
l’illlty i ish Nets, white and corn ............ 25 to 30¢
(‘oloictl Fish Nets, red and green .......... 50c
Colored Striped Muslins .............. 18 to 25¢
lrish and 'll‘ambour Sash Nets .......... '.v. 42 to 75¢
Medias white or'ccru .......... '.. ........ 30 ‘to 45¢
(ircnaliinc Cross Stripes .............. 25 to 50C
Plain liobbinctte .. ..... .. ........ .. 25 to 45c
I’oii‘li d Esprit ....... . . . .. ............. .. .. 351 to 45C
......
12V. to 350
Cotscticre at
Fitting of the P. D. Cor-
The p. WRead cs.
“MM-.u M -
FOUND DEAD ON THE TRACK.
POMFRE'I‘. Oct. 6—-—Frauk Cassidy.
aged thirty- fiflfive, was found dead on
the track within a short distance of
the Promiret station early today. It
is thought probable that the man was
struck by th Bar Harbor express,
which is the ant west bound train to
pass the station. He leaves a broth-
er here and another in Bridgeport.
A LOVE LETTER.
Would not interest you if you're
looking for a guaranteed Salve for
Sores, Burns or Piles Otto Dodd. of
Ponder, Mo. writes: "I suffered with
an ugly sure for a year, but a box of
Bucklen‘ s Arnica Salve cured me. it’s
the best Salve on earth. 25c at F Id;
Baxter's Drug Store.
animal the health of
Experiment,
Norwalk Chronicler