.1
n
D
We thQ ”41’? I Pyrography Do
pertinent to W slog! Iind you will ilnd
hero sV very large am of wood design-0t
ed for. burning as Well as so assort-
ment of outfits.
1 1
There is on ’hxpert In charge of this
department. who will give lessons free.
t 11111
Veneer
OLD NEW
25 and\50c Bottles.
E. E. Gotham,
Decorator
_ EastNOrwalk.
Tel. 452.
. .grtiou oil Luihtin 0.513.
e
20c lb.
J. w... DODGE,
22 Washington Street.
Wmim
w , 11.1.11.
1‘. i Iound Murdsmf Woman, and
Hon kinship?
identi-
CHICAGO 0M1- 12r—
ofOll-
C Mullah
wealthy” out ofw
k Park as the 1111th of
wich bound Mrs. F alloei Tho hood
In her death struz EMT the discovery
key III his one at which In said.
to t the door to the death chamber
iii the house at 1242 Michigan uvennt'.
and the recovery of 11 watch from
Mann's pocket alleged to belong to
the murdered womlin form yesterdlly' a
important developmontjs in the, Thomp-
son murder mystery.-
Charles F31' bsteln the accused man’ s
attorney said that he would appear at
the preliminary hearing today before
Judge Dickey. ready to furnish 8100, 1
000 in bonds it necessary to obtain tho'
r-Ielease of Mann until his case
bm‘fisht to trial in the criminal court?
Mann pl'otcstId his innocence strenu—
ously. lie tlt’t‘lis‘tld he would be able
to prove an .Ilii
’aivAr-g ye engaged to Mike Doo-
'hI '?
Biddv—«Faith and l'in not.
alter wanting me?
Pub—Not unless I can't. have yOrr
Judge.
The Youngslcrw'i‘liere‘s no doubt
about it. i was out out for 1111 orator
The Old Milli-*Plly you were never:
made 11p. ~-—lilustrated Bits
.4 2..-. 1......
Van, ° Sony
PLUMBING. ,
STEAM.
Hoe warn
AND ‘
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Troll. Cappel
sud Zinc.
so South Main Street.
80. Nonvalk, Conn” " ‘
I
Are ye
‘ SCHOONIII
NORFOLK. VII. Oct. l2-'l‘he
111311011111; steamer Rescue rotor-pod All
glam tor‘i .1 “disabled 1%?
Unit se 1:an iiis"rl Word
pleall somewhoto
‘roilliafl c at. with hdr ruddiir $1
The Abortion in It days out' from
’l‘urk's island, with sa'lt, l’or l’Iovi’
deuce, R. l. The Rescue will 111-01111ny
return to sea to resume the search for
l the Aberdeen. .
111.111 Fand MINsu's. l‘mor.
mum W.V1a.0(‘i.12.—'l‘llree
Inch are dying and ten are suffering
ifi'oul more or 'less serious wounds as
a result of a riot betweol miners and
outside men at. Enterpl' so, it allies
from here. last knight
i
c IGHSSI ,_
‘ 1-1111. .. .1 ...®'
u OI
tunes. 1:011le with Bins Kit-bola.
{AM «that; $5'
I. for
your 1. nuln Iii Best.Snisst. 111.2311 .1133
o n it has I
”Sill.” BY MUillllSTs EVERYWHERE
..
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
45 Wall st. Noun-III.
Real Estate and
Insurance
Ws hsvs ssvorsl dsoldsd bsrssins
In lnooms practicing property thst
must lncrsnss In vain. with tho. Mid
growth of ths town.
‘J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(iNCORPORATCD)
Real Estate
5 Railroad Ave.
so. NoawALK CONN.
«m
.— ...............—.....—¢..-.. .4
:‘NW if I
South Norwalk.
.leddo and Old Company’ 8 Lehigli;
FOR FURNACE
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton. delivered In cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
Luther M. Wright
loitosn or mo DEALSH In
it)"
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse
Goods .
\.
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign
Lettering
(Factories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
mama 291.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
W---
.. . HOT STUFF
azélton 03.1..
The Place to Gel: It Is at
TheB Hershf1e1d&SonCo s
-......_......_-
~
122 WATER STREET.
33 South"Main Street. South Norwolit
Great Sale of Fall and Winter Suits. fiCoats,
m Waist-s and Fills.
‘
The best and b 5(1th selection in town at prices that no store can beat.
Come and timeout,”
The Paris Cloak arid Suit [loose
V33 80. 'M St. 50. "WNW
-. ..._1. M.
515- 517 Main St. Stamford.
CityNationalBank
1 SOUTH. NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
3 $100,000.00.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
“73500.00.
EDWIN 1-1. M‘ATNEwsON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ‘lst Vice—Pros.
FREDERICK H. sown»; 2114 Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS. s
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knsp’p Samuel Grumman
.Josiah R. Msrvin .l. Waiisco Marvin
Christian Swat-ts John H. Light
Fred H. Rowsn.
Perfeétibn
Oil V
Heaters
RAYOTAMPS
AT THE USUAL LOW PRICE
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk,‘ Conn.
1847
Plumbing and Steam
Heating.
HOT. WATHR HEATINQ.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ATOVES AND RANGES
sun's AND TIN Roornlo,
GsVs I,“ stunt Fitting as. Fixtures.
Metal 99 "lap, Etc.
HAVE YOU BEEN OUR 8T0 it, or
INCHMONI HANG
The JohesSIHotchklss
' Company
17' WALL STRICT. . NOIWALK.
Money Advanced
to 311,011 “the" household furniture.
plan other person] property.
with t“ tint. on their on name
withoutin
ofli. AND sqs us.
hidepellllent Losn 8i SecuritS' Co.
'lr
WRECKED BAILORB SAVED.
Eight Men of the Cohooner Sirocco
Drilled Several Days.
lit)S'l‘()N Oct llrrt‘uplutu Monroe
und Jive of lhc crew of tlic llVI'itlslr
scll'ooIiI-r Sli‘t)l'.('ti."WlO WI'Ic supposed.
to have been lost ll their vessel
was wrecked off lhmm'itlu coast 01
October l. were lauded lll'l'c today by
the fruit flit-tuner lIOI'aillls.
'l'vro iiicliibcl‘s of tile Slvocco's crew
who lrlitl bccu picked up by It steamer
wcr'c landed at Newport Nervs on Sat-
lli't‘lll)‘.r They believed that they were
the only survivors of the crew of"
eight. all of whom are now accounted
for. The two men who reached shove.
Saturday Were picked up after having
drifted on wreckage for five days. (3111»
tnln Monroe and the men with him
litlil been silent on 11 fragment of the
side of their vessel for four days when
the Hol'lrllus fell in with them.
The Sirocco. wlrlch was bound from
Brunswick. 011.. to Ablrco. iii the tin»
humus. was er-ckcd on Mrirrtliln lit-ct
in 11 tropical irui'I'icairc.
SUICIDE iN MOOSUP.
Muiimll’, Oct. l‘..'. «Joseph Lartlnau,
aged about lib year's. committed sui-
clIle in his room at Mrs. Kcuyorr's
boarding holist- on Main street. solut'
llnrc dullnp.‘ the past week. lie was
cIIIployeIl as a night watt lunan at the
Aldrich Manufacturing (‘oinpany's
mills and during the first part of the.
Week complained to a wmkurliu iii the
mills that he fell ill bill that he. hlid
something in his room that would cure
hiru. Mrs. Kenyon went to the room
yesterday and found his body. Medical
Exumincr W W. Adams viewed the
body aird gave the nurse of death as
suicide by poison. The man had been
dead about four (NUS. iio leaves'no
relatives.
Pon'r‘AR'rHus-cnseoo CABLE.
'i'OKlO, Oct. 12.—The. Chlnesedap-
anese Convention regarding the Port
Arthurt‘hefoo cable was signed at
Tokin today.
Hotel Mabackemti
1. 11. cannon. use.
-—-————
Osrvlos snd Cuisine Up to Dole.
Bites .8 on day and await.
Itook and asnsrsl Inforhtstion Tloltsr
p—u—fl
Sunday Dinners, 75ers
TEL. CALL sss.
PROSPECTS
tornoooa 1m
llllNllNGSll
A COMPLETE CTOCK OF LATEST
MODELV ~.
Shot Guns
siNoLs AND oousu: [-
from $3. 50 up.
‘1‘
Come in 11113 look them over.
. A large stock of fresh AMMUNI-
TION. nu.-
Norwaik Hardware Co
so MAIN eraser. ponwstm
Coal for the winter;
don't forget to call; and ammo our
V'stock. it is the hilhest We and it
will not cost you any more.
mandamus
COMPANY
TELJSO. V V as WATEVI IT.
Daily Lille to N. Y
For Freight Only.
011 and after Tuesday January 7'
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River. New York. (foot
of Dover streetl.’ every day. (except
Sunday). at i‘mm. Freight received
at Norwalk 11p to 4 p. or and South
Norwaik 11p toil :30 p m. \
Norwalk Stesinboqt Go. .I I
mm Billsummstm 8t.
0 Opdn Iintfi 7 11.111. Monday Ind
ups Ssttlrdsy until 8:80.
Annlng J. Smith.
o. c. Hoodlum. .
De’d on User
'clnes‘ '
We till prescriptions with the great:
est accuracy and cute.
or indifference about, the
make up a prescription.
iiulis with rigid pII lslon. but we use
only lbo fairest and Ieslicst drugs.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 ”WAIIIINGTON srnzs'l'.
Ts . CALL. «1—2.
All Ordsrs slivsred Free of cost-pa.
WOO ,- ”000
. David Copeland, of the Washington
street. bridge. was I ‘visltor with
friends in Bridgeprt, yesterday. , g
The lilldlt‘li' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist church. will omit its
regular weekly meeting, Wednesday.
The famous Harrier stove has made
its annual appearance, and ' conse-
quently cold weather- must be close at
hand.
The residence of John B. Seymour.
in East avenue, is being made ready
for winter with a. new cost of paint
and other work.
The weekly prayer service of the
Advent Christian church will be held
on Thursday evening, with Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas F. Walsh, of Cottage
ltrcci.
The. Pastime orchestra. of East Nor.
walk. is in frrll harness for 'the winter.
and has already played for several so-
cial events. This orchestra is a great
favorite among the many parties in
this section of the town.
Attorney Nehemiah Cnndce. of the
law firm of Keogh and Cnudoc. deliv-
ered an interesting address, yesterday
1) fore the I‘neiniiers of the thirties
loss. of East Norwalk. lie was crew
ed by II good sized audience.
A number of the lac 1| pleasure boat
owners intend to keep their craft In
commission for at least two Weeks
longer. in order that they may 'go It)
the Vanderbilt auto race. on Long is-
lnnd, October 23rd, in them.
A twice postponed meeting of the
official board of the East avenue. Meth-
odist church will be held this evening.
The menibers‘ure earnestly requested
to be present tonight, II ordcr that
the business at hand may be disposed
of.
M. tomorrow‘s meeting of the For-
eign Missionary Society of the East
Avenue Methodist church. the 111111-
boxes will be opened, and it is hoped
that every member who possibly can
will be present and trim in one of the
boxes.
. P. and C. Oddo, the enterprising.
young ltnliun barber‘s of the Washinic
ton street bridge, closed their shop,
this morning, .it ill I1 cloth in order
that they may fully participate in the
Columbus Day celebration her 'o and in
Bridgepor‘t.
Most of tire local oystermen at work
on the Bridgeport natural growth ny-
ster beds spent Sunday at. their
homes. returning this morning. They
Iaportcd that last week the wind was
so unfavorable that. combined with
the light set, they did‘uot do much.
The fine gasoline engine oyster boat,
which has been balk at Oscar Ander-
son'slauncll works at, Oyster Shell
Point, for id Hill. was launched last.
week. Mr, llil. intends to use the boat.
for dredging oysters on his own
grounds for his private consuiliption.
Miss Mary Rider, of East avenue is
expected home this evening. from
Mount llolvoke College. South limiter.
Mass. to spend :1 couple dnva. She is
enabled to come home at. this time.
owing to the fad. that tomorrow is
Mountain Day and will be observed
by the college
The Rev Lester- F. Reynolds and 811-
perintendent Richuid Blend. of the Ad-
vent Christian Sunday school are to
attend the big ‘Ieeiiheid Hill. Mus-5.. ‘l
confereme. Tbi conferenée. will last
four days. Owing to this conference.
there will be no \iiasion Study (‘IussV
meeting this week.
The high IIoIthwcst wind this warm
ing drove out the tide to such an ex-
tend thut a fine opportunity was at-
forded for «digging long clams. MOsty
of this wmk is done by the oy‘ster,‘mcn
but. as nearly all of them are working
at Bridgeport, the dams lured llettth
than usual on an occasion of this kind
Officer Frank Strntton of the South;
Norwalk police force. had a little suit.
sion last evening, on the Washington
street bridge, with an out of town art-
wmobllist. The latter had 11 tail light.
on his machiué, but had it encased, in-
more goods from our store ii: in 1mm
any other place in town. We buy in
large Quantities for cited and take ad
youth 9 of every discount We give
our chromed. the advantage of those
our costumes onceo t tt
custom r s. 111- presen rac-
lion isgd halfimmo clodk abso ‘utély
f1 co with ten pounds of coffee. Better
loves 'ate‘,
Glare us a ”rial“
ROM Josclovsky
78k Co. I < .
'l‘lrere‘ II no carelessness guess work
way we ”
We not only follow doctors dilec- A
small illoulllullls.
'l1roliglll to :1 very successful close. int-1t
-llil(l lcri' y lu‘tlgll.
_walk.
very material savings. if. you. become, ,
you will be our'
'We have a full line on
Pailcaite Buckwheat and Other Cereals I
‘(il‘tlctilitll first 11.. cheap
MONDAY.
TUESDAY, -
WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY
and
FRIDAY '
. As we do on SATURDAY.
(‘Ilme in and see what vile have
to IIil'I v..
“I" 09393 GUARANT‘ED.
W Mlllillll
. Phone 990. 232 EAST AVE.
. . | I |
on
slstillg that it was not required that
lievilght it. The Isoliceman insisted
that he must, and he did, finaliyc
‘(icorge R. Van Alstyne and party
had more tlruil their money‘s worth
I111 the return trip farm the Long Is-
land Nivecpstahcs nutumoliilc i'nl'l'. Sili-
llrdliy Iiitcviioon. "This Elskcl, lruwew
or. made the pci'iloirsla'ip in line shape.
though the \vnvcs Iver-u little less than
Mr, Van Alstyne
was lIcIIInrpauiI-Ii 1111 the trip by U.
Bulk Dubois. .Iaurcs (loideu and Ward
Van Aisttnc.
'l‘llc horns of special revival servi-
ccs :it the sw'cdlsh (fIrrrirr'I-critionlil
church. iii Seavfcw arr-1111c, Wt'l‘t‘
ch-nlng. Addresses wcm' made last
night by the Rev. G. quurstrour, or
Stamford. and tilt. Rev. _ \lIIrIllnuIl. (If
, (‘_al.,
‘ 'l‘hursdpy.
I ings In National lInll
ill. st
hlnslr. “Small“
will! 15M?“ .11
ii i of ovnn i 1111'
itiolitla 1111111111.; who ’is will till-
lllept mnplov in Porto Rico, ailll'hptiall
on life and conditions on the island.
'AWei‘y etiluralmé'utit’nlhfl' is'unticipat
011' and It large an 11.41.1110». dcsimd.
Mills "tor-om .- St. John was a. visitor
gmliran‘thff B“, "3‘
the pm i
wtlii liltund Itiver NIIIIWnlk. relatives
Mhiiloiy. '
’l‘lie' Bungutuck Mclhodlsi Church
held a most quI-c ssiul lair two even
tags it!!! week.
’lho 101111111111 fair will be held
Friday and Saturday oveh‘
Mrsfi Hell, of Nosevlilu district, has
been the guest of friends ill (‘03 Cob
and Shynpd in rich
’i‘lm new board or selcctmelt have
leached order to allow no more. camp-
111's and cottiigers at (‘ompo Hooch.
Wednesday and Thursday evening
_ the; Sungnlucy lunar-tin t‘lub will pre-
neut‘ The Dent-“1m in (‘llurcli Hall.
Mrs 'l'llHnlOPt‘ A'ch who has been
hinlillllg scIcr'ul Wi't'ks at l‘alrfleld
Beach the guest of pf a little , ha ~
‘ttirlled' home. «3': p s w
' 'lllrs. William A. llulkioy has' been
the guest of her parents in lliwltlgt‘ilflil.
Mrs. Slunuel Elwood is 911th raining
her sister from Wisconsin
Mrs. .ierusllia Allen has pm hi!"
place in mist-ville district 1...}... m
and will make her t"utule home with
Mrs li'l'ed Millsitiiakcil 1111 mm
initials I "111111
.. .1 11131111111111
Another Camew In Worlds Champion-
fillip Series Be no Played This
Aliernoon In Chicago
.’)'I‘ilt'IAtit). ()ct. l2.——~(lhicago and
'tcirull will meet here this afternoon
ii'. tin i1 tbii'd battle for the world's
(h-orgctuwrr. 1111- whole series of sev—
viccn were under til dirt-lion of
A schuui'sIImkI-I' (If too East Nor
walk licpubliinii (‘lnb “"31 be held to
Iiiorrou evening at licruiqruiitcrs in
East \\'aslrinut011.slrect “drill" the
evening, lrinripul lI. il...tlunrb:1vl.. or
the 1111111 high school will tcil of his
I'cII-III hiuopcnu trip. :11 Ii there will
be other interesting fcalIhI's IUHt‘iiIcu
with rclr'csl111rcnts. This club has lots
of work on bond for it .is intended us
act out I-Ier'y vuic possible for ’i‘ lift.
and Sherman on election day.
Marlin ii. llurlrnrdnnd party,
went to the Long lslzillil auto.
Saturday. iii the tol'mivrs
sloop. (“IND-(U the conclusion that
discretion was the better 31'1It't of ml
or. and upon the advice of the I‘ll plain
of the steamer Huntington. post ported
their return liomv to i't‘slt‘i‘ilfll'. When
they crossed the sound Without llth‘il
dent. 'i‘lrIn'Iiuntinglon‘s ruptuip doot
I-lareil that the Sound rum-1y P‘s-1s as
much as it. was Saturday. l’lu St‘llgt‘lN
with Ml.l.‘1uiunii were ldll‘pvul'll lI'wlu
who
mu:-
11 uni lim'y:
”'“T—WMf :,i ‘V‘
illiliillllli.
lli'. (‘_ it Koch-r of New (Van-mu. has
placed his 3.11111 Dt‘llfillt't'. out of com-
111 fission. ' ‘
Louis RI and Samuel .1. .’\i".':1iet‘
have moved their families fl 0111 liow-
nytou it» Norwnlk.
S, .l. Atwntei' and sons' i'aniiflles hurt:
moved from Captain Ed Smith's
houses on liownyton avenue to Nov
F‘. C. Albrecht. of “momma. has
been nominated for-.gnveruor' of Con.
ueciictii by William Randolph Hearst‘s
indcpcndcncc League.
Frank A. Brands. for several years
a resident oi 'l‘IIkcnt-kc. is. prominently
mentioned :11: noiulncc of the billion
Republicans for representative. The
caucus will be held this evening at
the [infirm Town linil, and this-section
will be wcli represents-I‘d.
No small alarm is occasioned born
by the recent, orders whereby scholars
scholars from the Doric-h part of tip-
Soutll Five Mile River: School District
.rI'e compelled to deposit $50 before ell-
terfng the Norwalk High School ‘vlcre-
tofore scholars from any port of this
district entered the High School with
the some rights as scholars from the
East Side 01 Town of Nor walk W bile
it is understood ll11t this money tinds
its way back to the ones who make the
deposit later. several families find that
this order makes it absolutely pr-ohihl
live for their children to continue. and
it surely means their withdrawal or
to take. 11p an abode where they may
be immunew .
lllllllll lllll lllllllillll.
'i he adjourned.” annual town meeting
will be held this evening. at the town
. hall in Main street.
The. llariorr Democrats will meet in
MHINIS. Wednesday evenin and nom-
'lillltc 'andidntos for repr sentatlves
in the state legislature.
The next popular excursion of the
.New York, New Haven‘ and Hartford
V‘tailroad Cnmnny, to i’ittsfleld, will
be held Thursday. The train will
Vleave Dorian at" l. 45. 1111 the fare for
'ho round trip will be at $1.25.
\ ~1wa
iiLfllll
Arlou lodge; Sons of Harman will
meet tomorrow evening? '
Mrs. Horace Mills has been unite ill
ml the home of Mrs. Fred lint: ‘iSOYl.
Miss Gertrude Barnes has i'utuiur'i
gum a a. four weeks‘ visit in Or.111..1
. .l.
Mrs. Frank .Ilelllffe Compo atrcci
has been entertaining a friend fvopl
Wilton. , -
The Greens Flu-Ins Fartherf Club
will hold the. opening meeting of the
I
" \
‘ Elm" Willi are
1' not 11.111111111111111
1116.117"
profit)». on 1‘qu overlies. octane:
tho I
pastor of the church, liio- “IN. (‘I J.
v Vntristrom.
baseball championship. Accordlnk to
tire :liillt)|lll(.t‘llleilla made by the mantl-
tiers of the. rival learns Pi‘vlstol“ will
pitch for the National Longhorn
against Muilill of the Detroit Amdi‘l
(fullhl.
The Weather promises to be fem.
with shifting winds. '
’l‘hI National League bus the honor
lIIliiI.Il the but as 0' my will» do: the
11.111 hing the '11-. t-iht I'iIl.iII of the A111-
1" icon League will take cm 1.1 afflilisV
”U the buses -
l’iIIItctlons are that :1 l1. fury outwit
will iiilt‘iltl. 'l‘,trc Inlbus Luna want fol
sce (‘liiluglI niaks- i lilitl‘ straight anti
fearing that the 11.11 int 1 1' another
1r"I11lds championship gap. this SUI
son will come out 'l‘.’ mat '1 how the
weather- is ’-l‘lII series is tour from :5
out of seven. ,
Reserved sent it l-z-It's "'19 ' p'nViV on
sale ut 1111' West Md i"..11l 1.1L: Jump
in; at it o'clock and Hit“ g:- irrnl 111l-
mission postcbouiils an hour later,
when the knit-s Wt'l‘I' “-1" I 1: 1i: d to bl.-
thrown open to tho public.
ll‘I'om Iln- baseball .111 in u grout
dial depends on today-“n slime. til
t‘lriI- :ruo wins it 1111111115 Lime straight.
. l
I
. and the womb 11cc wbiI l1 goes with it.
A lletioir 111111131 would tend to put.
the Ameriran Lenin: :'s on thin mettle
III-II more than they art now. Both
teams will take an early train tonight
for llc'tioit to lusuIe as good real as
possible. They pi11_\‘ Iuiilint'orv and
perhaps \l/‘Idilcsuoy at lltlroli. and
'lhll‘rstlily llti'.P ll [be scr less is. then
:1 lit the national cIIiiIVuiisl-dull decides
\viiIII- lb. will battle is to. b.- staged.
HOW'S THIS?
“e offer One liundrtd Dollars ile-
ward for and case of Cutarlh that can-
uot. be cured by llull' s (latm'rlr Cure.
II‘. J. CHENEY &t‘ 0.. Toledo '0
\l'.c the IiiidIII'I~;ig111-,Ii hate known
P ..l t‘hcney for the last 1;”. warn. and
lJt‘llF’iti him par-"filth holiniab‘e (mall
business transactions and financially
able to c111_"11y out our collections made
by his iir i.
WAI D Mi, KlNhAN it lllAItViN.° .
\l'liolesale Druggists 'i‘iileilo.0 .
llali' s t‘.11ar'rh Care is taken internl
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the Within.
1‘ esliiuonians sent fro.
per bottle. Sold 1v all Drufizlsts.
'l‘ako Itnll's Family. Pills liar oonstt
putlou ‘
Ii
MlSSIONARY CONFERENCE.
Christ in New Orleans,”
\‘EW ORi HANS. Oct l"2. —Foréign
missions today received the aim at 11th“
divided attention of the interns 1111111111
Missionary conference of the Cititflh'eii
of Christ Mission study unaware
ports and addresses fill a buy motto!!!
of fully tIn htmrs. A. E Mention, of
Cincinnati, resident or the Foreign
Missionary oclety. pictured the all-
nual reports of that body by the fol-
lowing summary
"This sncieh repl'escritl; the people
known as ‘tlhrlstiausf or ‘Disclples of
Cili‘ist.’ its agents are fulmd Ill tWIit'e
different countries. This society has
plpyment and 410 native evanpolpttls.
teachers and helpels; last yep Vita
medical missionaries treated 99, lpp-
tieuts The society mains rfy
schools and colleges. The 11 tel 1‘1an
at these last year was .3388 q“ln‘ mtg:
{ears thfi Igceipt: have been trspled.
u tint m the ore ha ll r9
than' "doubled? 2 o it h.” m
I‘Ollowing Mr Mcloau's .reiharits
the onnual neport. of t W“ t
presented. its, . A?! Vii?
MINE wonkzns;
SCRANTON Pit. on .1: "
vention (if mine. wor o prom tho"
three anthracite. diofrlelrl or united
Mine Workers of A erlca began here
today for' the porridge of Vforinulu‘tin
demands to he“ tpreaching ' o the
I” whilst) yogi] horti #38012:
1:... in April' of ill? “
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i" all the .Inlocrs will‘1 not ..
grievo intrepid in was“ hm? ’
lucinmnlfi where. m
the Dropout agreement was via
and wages iedvcadVV. -. . a”!
Price 75. deals “ '
international Session of Churohu of ‘
lot American missionaries in its core ’
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Norwalk Chronicler