him :1 to 11va this.
1a: 10‘ Curb strs'af.
Not-walk Lock Com-
"’1 was suffering from 1111
subs and my 1111911111511;
11 Deans Kidney Pl
isbsds drug, store and
. , art the directions in
1111:th pro tly and
Who’s Kidney 111s are a
.. ackacbc. No rear»
to carry; no spoon to
You simply put them
, and theydo the rest. "
,1 all dealers. Price 50
x Foster-Milburn 00..
ff sole agents for the
W
loads Shoot of the National
Gulrdi
nodal brigade shoot of the
‘llt National Guard at the
South Manchester, yesterday.
on by the, Second Regiment,
score of 840. The Third
was second with 806. while
Regiment was third With
The Second Regiment led
111 no; but Will beaten
1111 1min at 200 yards by
, . 1 individual scores did not
cry high, as shown by the fact
1.1111111111111111 Dray, of Cu. K, of
ocbnd Regiment, and Major Nor-
the Third Battalion. tied at 81
1111 score for first. place, led by
ortabie margin over the next to
core or 77.111111111 by Corpmal
taxation of the “1,111 and Lieuten-
h' illng of Company D and 71; by
1110111 of, Company D both
and. Regiment, and Captain
. Bloomer, Lieutenant Edward P
Lieutenant H T Prowitt and
'1 Kenny, ‘of Norwalk attend
about and Captain Bloomel.
1 an 'ProWltt and Sergeant
. ar cinema in 4hr: scoring.
12A,; ELECTION WILL
E 0 CHANGE. '
er Which candidate is elect-
busy and TM will remain
capitals favorite remedy for
‘ colds and incipient. consumm-
, tires colds quickly and prt.L
eumonia A. J. Nusbaum.
6.11111. writes: "l suffered for
months wth a severe cold. A
(impish prepared me. some medicine
ilie. lud.. writes: “l suffered for
, did not improve. 1 then tried
Nylon“ find {Far and eight doses
“ sold at. Plaistod's drug
Ill
‘DBG‘IDINO GOLF HONORS.
MANCHESTER, Mass. Oct. lip—Tho
11 survivors of the foul rounds of
tch play, in the Massachusetts (loll
" ' ionshlp, Andrew Catwnogle 2nd.
County. and Thomas G Ste
Myopia, mot today for the
on ‘81 or 36 holds to decide this
golf Illinois As neither at the
f the tournament. on Wednesday
bed regarded as u nosibie cham
lb or even likely to reach tho semi-
$1111.. there was considerable specu
‘ 11 before the match began as to
idea would win As 110,111 players
sentfid the summer colony of tho
bare and Essex County. there
I dillie a gallery about the first too
"hen the“ players started off on their
5 Journey. .
PILb PLE one.
ever took Do, itt’s Lille, 1111131
for 11111011111111; or constipatltm
11 what pill pleasure is. These
lilo pills ceanso the liver
business‘s effects
11111111
‘ hbodily said:
.mud a fair 11%th
date is the man who has—«probably by
stress of other thoughtmforgotten thati ‘
a system of all bile without
" They
be. asickan or weaken but
- W9 and strength to
also with vest-tables and 11111111. its“
1 1.11ustorof the South ‘
(23111111111 will spook;
or 11qu the Loid of thy
51111311111121; and the first fruits of all ,
thine lacrosse. ” A hearty invitation ls
«tended to 1111,111111 especially thosc
Iattcndiny. evading church services
the main part of tho exorcism: will be
preserved fo1 them. '
in these times, thoso early days of:
a new century, tho 1111111 who in tip to
he is alive. That is a fact The Salvo—
tion Army never forgets; it is too busy
remembering the living misery and
the miserable living of the thousands,
amid whom it labors. The Army for'
acts neither times 1101 scusons; it is
mindful just now of the fascinating of
the harvest and remembering at once
the agricultural feitility and the gen-
erosity of this region it asks for the
Huivost Festival, wblch 110m Octobor
81b to 121h it proposes to celebrate I11
our midst, the generous and general
backing of out people—~11 backing we
all know to be thoroughly deserved.
When it comes to loading or shelter-
ing some 2..500 000 people a your there
must be something of an expense bill
to pay Among a some of good works.
the Salvation Army does this over
year of its history. right hem among
the peoplo of 0111 country. When this
admirable organization makes an ap-
pcal,i1l1cu, as it now does, in the celo‘
bratlon of 118 Harvest Festival it do
serves the hearty encouragement and
upholdings of every 9011- -rcspr.ctiug
citizen. . ,
To feed the hungry. to shelter the
modem to sack out the abandoned, to
strengthen the tempted to uplift the
fallen—db a wait]. to lighten the dark
plat-cs of the wor,ld that is the mission
of the Salvation Army—~11. mission that
like all others dc111ands both workers
and money. The WOIkel‘S arcnot look.
ing though all too few but the mossy“.
the outside l1clp,1he material assist-
once so noccosary~tbesc can only be
11911111111 by conscious efforts.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Curo gives instant
relief in all cases of Cough. Group and
LaGrlppe. because It does not pass im-
mediawly into the stomach. but. takes
effect 1iglit at tho seat of the trouble
It draws out the Inflammation, heals
and soothes and cures permanently by
enabling the lungs to contribute pure
lifevgivlus and lifevsustalnlng oxygen
to the blood, and tissues Sold by Clif-
ford Pharmacy
BIsHOPB VISIT HARVARD.
BOSTON. Oct. 11.—Right. Rev. James
Calmlchuel, coadjulm bishop 01‘ Mon-
116111 (assistant to Archbishop Bond.
the Canadian primate) Right Rev
Charles Hamilton D 1).. lord bishop
of Otto.wa;.liou 111.3. Blake of To
ronto, slid other Canadians of the de
putation appointed to represent thel
Anglican Church in that country at the
general convention of the American
Episcopal church. were received by
the House of Pcnutics 01' the latter‘
body at today's session. ltwas arrang-
cd that business should be concluded
at. noon. and that the bishops and rich-
utios would visit. Harvard University
during the afternoon.
“—1-_——-—.
THE ORIGINAL.
Folcy' s & Co, Chicago, originatcdh
Honey and Tar as a throat and lungl
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foicy’ :1 Honor
and ’l‘sr many imitations sue Offered.
for the genuine. Ask for Foley' 3 Hon
cy and ’l‘ 1111 anti refuse any substitutes '
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. it is mild
ly laxative. it contains no opiates and.
is safest for childrén and delicate per
sons. Sold at Plalsted’ a drug store. "'
PRESIDENT LOREE To REST.
01111111110, Oct. 11.71.. 11', Loiee. for
mer executive head of the Rock is
land properties. has left Chicago per-
manently for New York. It is said
he will lake a long rest in an effort
to regain his health
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
The many friends of G 11. Hannah.
Engineer l1. Iii. til. W. II R" at present
. living In Lima. 0.,“ will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. lie says: "i was cured
by using Foleys Kidney Cure; which I
reticulum in awrcomio‘lmto trunk
man. who are usually similarly afflict.
1 Wutzntlydo».
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I” till
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usefulness
‘For almost half 1111' contain this Store has” been
known to the people of The Twm Cities“. For
1 boars it has catered to the wants of thousands
' “111111115 giving the 1111:1051 satisfaction—always
giving the best at thd lowest prices and alwaus
proving beuoud a dOubl our leadership.
This season, bl) gigantic efforts. and through 1116
foot that several unexpected opportunities came our
war. we offer absoluiclu the filleSl stock Of Clothing
that ever came into our store. ‘
Clothing 1111' Vbn Woman and Child
On a part paumenl plan. that has the endorsement of
thousands of 11011111111511 all walks of life.
The Krleger Co.’ 5 plan of convenient weeklu pau-
ments is known in and Wide for its fairness and
Lots of 111111111115. 0111:: one original
CHARGE YOUR . PURCHASES -—- PAY
CONVENIENT WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
1N
.
PEACE CONGRESS CLOSES.
BOSTON. Oct his—TM closing ses-
sion of the thirteenth international
Peace Congress was In In». rolled to
order shortly after 9:31) oclock today
in Park Street Cbuicb fo1 tho complc
tion of the business which 11111 delo
gates deemed of Importance had yet
to no constricted Those Included 11
111por1 of a special committee appoint.-
21111 last yoai at Rouon. on the concern
it. causcs of war. Resolutions on the
present condition of affairs In the 0011.
go Frcc State wouldbe reported. it.
was expected. by the committee on
questions of the day. An appeal to
the nations in behalf of police was still
another subject which the delegates
were to take action upon.
M
CAN YOU EAT?
J. B Tsylm. a prominent moi-chant
10f. Chricsman. Texas. says: "i could
not cut because of a weak stomach i
lost all strength and ran down, In
weight. All that money could do was
done. but all hope of recovery VIII'
Ished. Hearing of some wonderful
cures effected by use of Kodoi 1311,511pr
trio Cure. 1 concluded do try it. The
first bottle benefittod mo, and after
taking four bottles. I am fully restored
.10 my usual strength. weight. and
hoalth. Kodoi DYspopsIa Cum til-
Sold at Pialste ’11 drug store “'
M lat,
tuxliilituhlu 11 "1111'
“W m (”W/WM”); (WW/’2’,
seats what you eat and cures. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy 1
Buy MW and .191ro your bill
In Small Wacky Payments.
AID SOCIETY MEETS.
Reports Show Flourishing Condition—-
Annual Election of Officers Hold.
HARTFORD, Ot't. 7.~»'l‘l1o
11111111111 mot-ting of 11111 (L‘onnoctirut
t...ltlrc11's Aid Society was hold all 11111
Home for lucurublos in Nowington.
today. Reports showed the affairs of
the society to 11191 In a satisfactory 1:011-
ribbon.
The officers weic unaniumusly olccl-
‘cd as follows:
President-llev. John '1‘. l~iuutington.
Hartford.
b‘li st Vice Pr csidont— George 1..
Chase Hartford.
8'91 ond Vlco President—41011. B.
Stove-us Henry. Roekvilie.
'l‘biid, Vice Presldsnlwltcv. Samuel
it. Forbes. Hartford
'l‘rcasurcr~(‘hsrlesE Cornwall, New
Haven.
Secretary and Assistant 'l‘ie'asurcr»-
Mills Josephine M. Griswold. Hartford.
Board of Directors-Who above om-
cors, cyacfficlo. and Dr. Francis 1311-
con. George 11‘ Nchomb New 11mm
John B. Kiikham iii ,sutnley Welles.
Nowinzton; (icorgc H.Wsrnsr.Wl|11
llatn Francis. Dr S. l, (3. Crane. Dr
0 C Smith. the Hon. John M. Nay.
Hartford: Mrs. Francis Bacon. Mrs. L.
B. Nth-omb. New Haven; Mrs. H. B.
Camp, Norwich: Mi-s. Mary 11.1191:-
mane, Columbia; Miss Mary Dexter.
glimiclson; Mrs Emily H Glover. Fair
Mrs. C. E Allin Derby; Mrs.
gumpton; Mrb.
7 1111111111 11111111. 111111
, Mrs. Cornelia R. Forbes, Hartford
Katherine i). Chalice, Moodus' Mrs.
Elia A. Wlard. Mrs. Justus A. Traute.
Mrs. 11:5. W New Britain; Mrs-
A. N Pierson. mweli; M111. Jona-
than 8 Curtis. Now Milford; Miss
Mary A. Lyman. Middleflcltl: AMrs.
Elisabeth C. Warner; Mrs. J Mi};
M11113 .M. Parsons. M11111 Ham-
, mend. Mrs. Susan J.Crans Mrs. Rich»
ard Seymour MIssM 8 Davis. 111111.11.
1M aheitlon. Mrs. Mary 0 Seymour.
THE ONLY IUNVIVOR
. :of'thc Hayes Arctic Expedition Mr. s.
111190er ampu'ty Min-
3111111111. 11111110.
.111ch
Bill?
, ave suffered from
i 1, back
. i
Motel in tholfidnsy
Dr. David 11111111111
1' nClhllOllt, N Y
1“
l
I
twciftlt
Borer. Burns or Piles.
1.
CONGRESS PROLONGED.
Peace Delegates Find More Business
2 Than They Had Expected.
BOSTON, Oct. 7——Tlio international!
ma ——.'.E."l.-.._ ”7..
GENERAL name's FUNERAL.
tom-Remain: Taken to Milwaukee.
WASHINGTON. Oct 7. -Although
25,ooo AT 1'11: FAIR.
lmprolsive Sorvlcu Held at Washing- Biggest Day of Week at Danbury—
Business Practically Suspended.
DANBURY, Oct. 7.-——'l‘he greatest
11......(1011 ress transferred its Bes an official funeral. the services in St. croWd of the week to at the Daubun
Moms todtfv to park Street phurcn Johnls Church today over the body oleair today and the attendance is 11.:
1111111 'l‘rcniont. llf‘cmplc the latter bail
being used for the Republican mass
political convention. The oilginul
Would adjourn by noon today, but an
unlocked fur breadth and detail of dis
cussion rendered it necessary that 1111-
other day should be given to the Con
gross. so that It will not close until
tomorrow
The world treat
Danish and Unit 11 States Universal
Pence Unions was, as arranged the
first subject considered after the sec
slou had been opened by President
P11111111. The memorial was read by
1011 It aroused keen interest among
the delegates.
CASTORIA
1011111311111 Maximilian.
flu lull in 111111111111 3111111
Boers the
signaling of
EXPRIM I! WREOKED.
PITTSBURG. Oct 7.-—-The Wheeiipil
Express oh the, Panhandle road on
its way to Pittsburg. was wrecked to-
day near Burgeltstown, Pa. A special
train left McDonald in response to a,
call carry Isvml physicians.
W
A LOVE LETTER.
Would not interest you If you re
looking for a xusrantced drive for
Otto Dodd of
Ponder. Mot writer: "1 suffered with
art 11th sore for 1 year. but I box of
Basilisn'IA Amitul salvo cured mo. 11' 11
51: It 11.
suggested by the -
Mrs. Belva A. hockwobd. of Washing
l
' simplicty.
nudersflnnd'ng was that the Congreggithe chutch and brilliant uniforms ofjery one has gone to the fair.
the navy. army and marine corps were
in marked contrast to the deep mourn~
ing of the family. With Mrs. Payne
out the President and Mrs. Roosevelt,
both in deep mourning. Half an hour
later the funeral posseslon moved
slowly down Pennsylvania avenue, os-
corted by the latter carriers of the
City of Washington in uniform. to the
Pennsylvania station, whence the body
will be taken this afternoon at 3:80
o'clock on a special train to Milwau
hoe. .fi‘be interment witho in that
city, the home of Mr. Payne,
WW
ONE OF MANY.
H. A Tlsdale. of Bummertcn. B. 0., suf-
crcd for twenty years with the Piles.
pectollstwwore employed and many
remedies used but relief Motivator
dent good was found only in the use
of DcWitt's .Witch Halal Salve. This
is only one of the many, many cures
that have been effected by this won-
derful romcdy. in buying Witch Ha-
zel Salve It is only necessary to see
that. you get the genuine De Witt's
made by El. C Derlt I: 00., in Chi.
cage. and 11 cure is certain. DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cum all kinds of.
piles. cuts. burns. bruises, eczema.
cotter. rlag- wot-111.: skin diseases, etc.
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. 1.
MibaMMIPII‘I MARRIIG.
CHICAGO Oct. 7.~—less Helen Db
William 1111111111111 1 the University
of Chicano. has boss him-lad to basal
university campus Miss Harper in
111.110.1011. who is 1111 Midway“
graduate of the Harvard 141111
were students here transition
vlda Harbor. I1” liter of President .
the late Henry C. Payne, postmaster timated at abou1126. 000. All the fa(
general. Wire marked by impressive tories and stores In this city and the
OdIcIal Washington filled ,neighborlng towns are closed and cv-
The
New York. New Haven and Harttoui
Railroad brought in one hundred cur-
loats of cxcursionists this morning.
CURED A COMRADE OF 'lHOLERA
MORBUS AND SAVED his LIFE.
"While returning from the Grand
Army encampment at Washington City
In 1892.11 comrade from Elain. lll.. was
taken with cholera morbus and was in
a critical condition." says Mr. J E.
Houghiaad. of Eldon, lows. “I gave
him Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea 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. 1 always carry this remedy and
have used it successfully on many oc-
casions. No person traveling or at.
home should be without this remedy. "
For sale by Stillson Powell Corpora»
tiou. Clifford Pharmacy, Pisros's
Bridge Pharisacy. 2131th Pharmacy. ‘
m
0 me To GREECE.
NAPLE. Oct. 7.—Prof. Bornadotte
Perrln (professor of Greek at Yale
University) arrived here today and
left the city for Greece. on an arcu~
«colorful mission.
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