’ . less than 100 .000.
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it it vases: 0:1' 51:11» an
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'jNJURBp IN SH'OQTING AFB'AYr
5, ..fuCHlAT'l‘A ANOOGA, Tenn. Oct. 529-5
' In a shooting aft‘ray.at lt'ossvtl'lc, a
rb of Chattanooga yesterday, Cop'-
‘ pliable 11.11111 Carlocfk was painfully-71151».
jured‘ OscAr‘ Henderson recblved
W. 101‘ (11111551131115 death (15 few hours
i (1 G. licndeiim'n “was .5511-
0511st oundsdb The 113111.11 is said.'
We the result 01 an attempt of (1011- .
stable Carlock to street the Henderson
Bt‘otihexs 5.911 the ich’ar'ge pt trespass.
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KERN’S SPEAKING TOUR.
INDIANAPOLIS ind., Oct. 29. —~John
W Kern left here' this mornig on the
161151191157 day (it hit! speaking tour. His
schedule, following an active (lay, clog-
es with a night meeting at Torre
Haut t.e
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l' 1': ‘In git-cu
boxrs’ seated withi "Il'luou Nil:I I)?»
a't'ihit"fi( ct' tot-(1.11:1:
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.5111th mmso plus. to. 21%
yrnv ‘21:: own Asbest,5:11cst,Alwas Reliable'
" souskuumsrsotttwutu
" 11101111115111; party leaders.
' ports show that. the labor vote or this
state is pyactlcally solid for both the “
' double tragedy
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' 05 go 8 p. in. .
Wilda: Dinner: (1 Specialty.
Dinner Portia! and [aliquots
‘ it 5o “cited. ““
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Proprietor,
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Nccpsgittites a "
'.1..1,Yinter Shoes; while being5
5110111d be equipped with p dainty
‘ , snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
..celain Enameled Lavatory. .
5' in your dressing chamber
'ing apartment or first floor
. rtiom? Its" presence would afford you
.. 53 .1119 highest degree of comfort. .~ .
'r M01555
(4.1.1.... New York for Bryan by 20,0001
and for Chanier by 100.0!)
NEW YORK, Oct
0.
9 —-Witii(115n .1.
the tolloying statement: 1
“1 11111 thoroughly confident
of New "»Ymk.
111111 on detailed reports I have receivd‘
(to this week trout eatery Democratic
state conunl'ttec, county chairman and
Connors, chairman or he Democratic :
. state commutes. last night: gape out.
that'
lat-you 1151111 Chnnier will carry the state 5
My confidence is based -
1111.11 complete camvaas of the state, ‘
so
his
new
812?- .
'1‘ base
national illlld stoic tickets. .
"Bryan'w plgrmitby In this state will
he more than 000 and Ohanler's n'ot.
coast-1 votive. "
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
" Matt and Woman Fatally injured in
Greenfield. Milan.
GRFDN'I-lEl‘Ji, 111155., Oct. 29.-A
otcurl‘ed hole last
itiglit. Benjamin E.' Gaines, aged :19
and Miss Harriet M Wing, aged "it.
went found dying from bullet wounds
at: Miss Wing's boarding house 1]
Wells street. Both expired .yvltl'iout.
making a statement The police ex-
pressed the opinion that Gaines shot
the young woman and then killed him-
sel,.f but no reason for the shooting
is known.
MARRIED MAN IN TROUBLE.
member of the faintly to take anything
'except Foley's ilOney and Tar, for
is .
Nothing else is at "
§u5ghs, colds and lung trouble,
ulty of neglect“
good for all pulmonarv troubles. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con
package. Clifford Pharmacy and R 11.
Plaisted.
TROLLEY 'HIT WAGON.
Latter Broken and Occupants Sha‘ken
Up in New Haven.
which three Ittill'tm wonmn and 11 man
were riding, was stiuck by a (loner
car in the western part of the city,
last. night. throwing out the occupants
and smashing the vehicle. All the oc
cuptmts were bruised or shaken up.
Mrs Rosa Carhora of ‘Puinnm stteet,
was takcn' to the hospital with a
scalp wound. Her condition is 133101 stu-
ions.
-—-“llad dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite and what i did eat
distressed me terribly, Burdock Blood
Bitter-1 cured the "—J H. Walkei, Stin-
buiy. Ohio.
STOCK 9f. the"
Shot ’uns
. SINGLE AND DOUBLE
1...: 13.5011.
Come In and look them over.
‘I‘IQN.
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5:5 titAtN 8111227. Nomi/Am.
mm W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
(and Embaimm
tl Not-'11. Main 31., gout'h Not-walk
Residence, 6 Washington It.
Telephone at house, ”8.
Telephone at office. 386- 2.
45... mm .
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
Bleep-
toilet
‘filnm'hét's are strictly. competent me-
213111151111139, honest and reliable.-
' .3 '1 53-. J: agclplwkm Proprietor.
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e‘phono 9'92. ......“ Jami P911101 tormfiooklet 611 Pinata.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
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ref
Those 1181111315 are '
A married man who permits. any '
1311111 no opiates and is in a yellow.
NEW IIAVEL' Oct 29. ~A wagon in»
A itr'g‘e stock or am unmo- '
N01W31k Hardware Co '
For Ipspect'mn. "
F rlday Night Beginmng at 7 ’Clock
N ”EVENT" 111211 We Want the
people of The Norwalks to
remember—mthat they WILL re-
memberm through a splendid
display of expertly chosen New
We have closed but: the
6311111111 51de 01‘ M. .5. Smith 8. Co,
and: begin with entirely New
Goods. Nothing but the most
reliable and up—to-date merchan-
dise will be sold.
The, fairest dealing, “Satisfaction or Your
ack," will be lived up to here.
The latest and best there is for the money.
and we propose that our prices will always be a
little. it“ not much, lower than those of other ..
l
.-
one, we have engaged
'cs'so'r to »
We just want you to come and ii
3 LOCAL ORCHESTRA w
5.
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We shall be open for business, offering many special bargains, selected from this fine new sto
tgien come again Saturday. '
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stores
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Goods
opk around
Mllltnery Furs WaiSis, Corsets
: Ribbons Veilmgs Underwe
Jewelry, Linens,
tiled—.—
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mumomou'owtomuwnm
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£1.
—to see the new, pretty and useful goods—«ind to: make the event a gala
hich will discourse an excellent program of music, both classiest and popular.
egtnnmg Saturday Morning Q
ch. Come Friday Night and get
Bright with New Goods.
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Newly
Arranged
Store.
Will Greet You All
Nothing Sold.
celery,
Dress Goods "and; a:
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and His
cabinet Attend.
* WASHINGTON. Oct- 29 -—.Beautifui
1111411101”!
liant ass mbldge of representatives of
all branches of official life. in Washing-
ton were held today in memory of the
late .Fieiheer Speck von Stcrnbtn‘g
Gannon ambassador to the United
States, whotdied at Heidelburg. Aug-
(st 23. President and Mrs. Roosevelt
members of his cabinet, diplomatic
lepresentatives .31 all nations mem-
bers of the Supreme 001111 of the Unit
((1 States, high oliiclals ot‘ the govern-
ment and ofllccts of the 111',my navy
and marine cor,ps many of whom were
accompanied by their wives were pies-
cut.
The services were held in Concor-
dia Evangelical Lutheran Chto‘ch
which was attended by Baton von
Sternburg during his residetfce here
The service was conducted in part in
German by Rev Paul A. Menzei. pus-5
tor of Concordia Church, and in part in
English. (by Rev Roland Cotton
Smith, rector of St. John‘s Church,
3 Freifrau Speck yon Stei‘hbut‘g. widow
of the late 11111011, accompanied by
(‘ount Hermann von l-latzfeld'tWilden-
burg, charge (1 ‘ai‘i‘aire's, and he. moth-
(-1',Mrs.3 Langham, 01’ Louisville Ky.
were present. Others representing the
German embassy we're the Naval At-
(ache, Commander Retaina11511,the mili-
tary attache, Major von Livonions, Bec-
ll‘tal y Baton von Richthofen‘ and At-
tache vou Prlttwitz 11nd Gaifron. The
scivicc was Opened with. a rcndiiinn
of Cho'plns' Funeral Maxch on the (11‘-
pan. accompanied by the French Horn
Quartette oi the Marine Bend, the lat
services attended by 11,,llril- 1
the senices 111 a vested choit of fortt
boys and men tloin St. .‘slohn Chmch
Rev Mr Smith delivered an (lattices
in English 3\\11i1-h related cliietli to
the faintly rel utions and potential char-
'actet oil the duct-used An address in
‘(11111111111 by Rev. Mr Menzcl treats-(ll
upon the rentarknble diplomatic c11-
rcet' of the late Ambassador.
FAMOUS SINGER DEAD.
Last of the I-lutchinsorl Family Passes
Away in Lynn.
ll NN Muss Oct. 29.-~5._lohn W.
Hutchinson, the last of “10- famous
Hutchinson .iamily," whose, tempci
ance and abolition songs before the
Civil War and during that contiitt
made their names.known throughout'
the country, died 1131 his home,5lligh
Rock in this cltt, today. He was 57
years of age, and a weakness of the'
heart due to increasing age caused
death
The H1110hinsotis' home Was in Mil-
ford. N H The “family" included 16
children. of whom 12 wcte boys
had good voices and they quickly be-
came popuio] when they pagan shitting
togethei in public. Years before the
Civil War they toured the country. but.
their gt eatetit prominence was gained
(luring the .war. when by 51180181 Der“
mit from the War Department, they
tailed minty of the. Union camps and
sang to the soldiers.
M1. Hutchinson had 10an refildt‘d 1"
this city, where from his fame and his
patriarchal appearance he was known
All'5
Viceroy Song Goes Aboard Cruiser to
Remain .Dut‘ing Reception.
AMOY, Oct.
this aftetnoon having
tailed to secure connection by whelcss
telegraph with the second SQlldlell of
the American battleship 11ch now on
its “at here
'thc battleships are more “1.111200 miles
3guway and will probably arriw tomm»
"1ow artcr.uoon
l‘he i'oicign consuls located 1101c \ct'»
tottiav oxdmngcd otilcial calls with
Prince Tu Lam: who is here as one of
the. officials delegated by tho Peking
”OH-"1111119111 to receive the Amei lean
fleet The prince will today move his
residence to the. reception hull whole
the Ameri :an admiral and the ofliccts
of the fleet will be entetiained Vice.-
rov Song, fearing the t‘(volutlonists
who have made many threats, has re-
turncd aboard the (:1 111591 Hai-Yuntz.
“3111818 he will remain during the tecep
t on.
DROWNED FROM A BARGE.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 29.»~t‘haties M:
l’el/cr \tent oveibourd from .1 bore.-
111 the Depot 1.191211, yesterday, and in
spite of eitdris of spectators to sure
'him, wris drowned lie was 2.3 y'cats
old ills relativea' claim that t'ho
drowning was an accident, due to pool
eyesight a5 a result of which he mis-
judged the distance in s'toyipint.r from'
one bulge to another. A number of
his friends held the opinion that it
as ‘thc Bani of High Rock."
A widow survives. .
was plain suicide due to demands-11'"
and grief over the..111(‘id1.-ot a chum.
29.-’l’he supply shit 1).
Culgon returned to the harbor here at .
11:30 o‘clock
Capt Patton says that,
i The Rev. \Villlttll‘i s. Scotield, A. .11.
1111151111 of the Methodist church in'
(dammit-11.001111. will be the guest. of
the Christian industiinl League, of the
South N01 walk Methodist church, 0311
Friday evening of‘this week, The
league will hold a business session
ll‘Olll S to it: 30 o‘clock, and then will
assemble in the lectuie room of the
; (‘lllll(‘.h to listen to an address by Mr.
. Scofield on "The Biokcn Steering
5 (111113 Ml. Scolield is 111111111 (11' btoad
5 cultulc and iccognizcd ability, and at.
[iii spenditig some y‘ents in tc'iching.
521130 1111 a lil‘tlfi‘SSt’ll-Slllp to accept a
111m 11 17.111.1lle1'5 salary (is 11 pustox. Ho
ill." the yiit. (if tattlul petsistcnt'v and
to hit"; skill as an organizer is duo'- the.
MN that in his parish is a Men' 5 Club
which in numbers, enthusiasm and
Practical uolk sitt‘spa sea manv similai
organizations In much Iar get polishes.
Mr, Srofiel'd will bring to his hearers
thought we“ wmtll their attention, and
.1 mo§t cordial invitation is extended
to all men to share the pleasure and
profit of his address with the members
(11 the league.
IEFT MILLIONS TO HIS. SON.”
1 SAN 51111111'1‘1500 Oct. 211-—A.. an ’
1 counted by the oxécuiots of Henry A
1 Buttrus‘ the million: the traction mag-
(1111-. who died lit-1e last Tuesday the
11.11111 (11 his roituno estimated at sev
1 (11:11 inll'lou dollars, will go to the tea-
1.11111" 111.1011 1115:1111 A. Butters, .it. who
is attending Phillips lil'xctei Academy.
in l‘llltt.1flt‘.lllltlt'NH Not only to Mrs
'1T liltl'i («winded from partitipntion.
hit] her the daughters by 11 former
l.‘”“‘5";1"'l""‘ wetc cut oil with bequc.ts
(:1 :51: (113011..
VON STERNBUBG MEMORIAL SER- 'ter being stationed in the adjoining, FEARS THE REVOLUTIONlSTS. i A UNIQ'UE SUBJECT. ' I ‘ NEW OOVRPORATI'ONS.
VICES. chapel litmus 11 erg r‘cndeted (luring ' ' ‘ ’
A ceitiflcate of incorporation was
filed with the state secretary yester-
day by the R & 3R Corset and U11-
3dc1'wear Company 61 New Haven. The
amount of the authotlzed capital is.
$10 000 and the corporation will begin
business with $6, 000.
The lndlan Neck Land'Company ot
lilant‘ord flied papers of incorpora-
tion with an authorized capital of $10,-
000 and it ‘will begin business with the
some amount. The company will ob
tain. improve develop and sell DIOD-
crty '
The Derby 001501 Company of
Del‘l]),,“hi(‘.ll filed its certificate of
incoworation Monday yestciday filed
a certificate of organization.
A certifitate ot‘ the :change of the. 55
resident agent of the Monongahela
Coilioration, which showed that the
resignation of Lucius F Robinson 01'
Octobel 9 had been (indented by the
board of directors and that Frank B.
\1 1111111111. had been appointed resident
agent for the corporation was tiled
yesterday with the state secretary.
——.—..3'_ ....
CLEMENS WILL sTAv 51511150511416.
REDDING. Oct lb.--Authoritat.lvc
announcement is made that Samuel M .
Clemens (Motk 'l‘woin) will spend the
winter at his country tilln “Innocence-
at Home ” in this' place; and to (1
friend Mr Clemens said yesterday that
he liked his Reddlng home no 1511111211
that he expected to spend the re-
mainder of his life there He has
given up his New York residence and
says that the metropolis will know
him no more, save for occasional busi-
ness or social matters that require
. his presence there
Norwalk Chronicler