‘II'
II. (outrun Immatme.)
Ital Mace yesterday has been
from the root at the world
minim: tuna reports declare that the
pountry is in the throes of a violent' and coopers
revolution.
out. in their loin with the revolution
its gill?! vii blhnd forces after
3* I “hill? in the streets, drag
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King Manuel is said to be a prison
”or in the lace '
Though revolution. peaceful or
‘hcconiplshed with violence. star not
but 2. ted. u is generally» believed
2 impolite totem sewer the as»
‘ ‘ Mo capital oi Prof. Bom
blican dopdty’hnd chief
oral league, by a lieutenant
. “G t
14‘ So Intense was the feeling against
2 1“ throne that this incident. compar
@1th 'yi'ali itself, was sufficient
' e out reak.
' Port/orb following the example Ioi’
point its been Iinbiled in recent
3 strong anti-clerical centi
. the governmental program
‘2 ooiudIIed a revision of the status of the
ilgious 0rd rs.
President-e eel Fon'seca, of Brand,
. fir ved in Lisbon. and that
' hd banquet was to have
him by King Manuel Ac-
fie arszillan president must
Witnels of scenes similar
n 1-8802 in Brazil, when the
empire was overthrown.
. » slices of the activity of those
' ho aimed. at the throne have been
and frequently of late. On Sept. lib
lice raided a bomb factory and
hen perilous. This“ Iaction was
one fol ow t d scovery of
b d antirinignsrchial piotwith
inflections throughout the kiuldom
ll imparcial. an oltlciai organ. at
‘ W declared thogovsrnmentwaa
2 to mercilessly crush a se-
'IIL'II‘AN Oct 5~—’l‘ho British
Mantle and Minerva sailed
today. steaming at full
is altos plain!” to-
. let wire on messale
2 .. mg the hint/I or a revolution in
~. em, «Ni-refine tint mull:
Upon the receipt 0 fits measaze or-
den were “i tsrfo r thedla
la?“ olive drillers to
arm: in the troubled
22::qu :7.
The cruiser Newcastle. which had
h - braltar sprouts for
Minimal “Either.
canoe WIV-
‘ 0* 0!-
lf he re
’r‘tr i-‘fi'mh’ ”19'
fl M‘ténffii‘gwgl fl If-l
:0 com-
“RI“:
. ,L ‘
til.
. Mtg“ II; n.
2That Makes them
VI. vii” H
Wilde and. it
his sight gif;glrers made train the illicit
flour and the best materials obtainable»—
Il’. b
an ideal
eeda Bisdtilt
in surroundings wh re clean- -
liners and ’IpF‘ecision are supra e—
. - 2. That Makes them
P l‘-:
Encode BISGDIt
”:prth only once by human hands
en the pretty girls pack them—-
That Makes them
Uneeda Biscuit
are sealed in a moisture proof
That Keeps them FRESH
package-—
A.
iliiil.
tabilshment of religious orders only
for charitable and educational pur
looses.
2 The Portuguese unrest which had
i
All of the Portuguese navy and a ‘cra then seized railroad
rt of the army are reported to have' . threw out of the freight cars and burn
.Wiha monarchy and to have ed thousands of bales of cork
gradually increased slam the discov
my of plots to overthrow the monar-
chy and set up a military dictatorship
o: a republic, will 0.3erva by se—
riousAtrlkes among the cor cu tiers
More than 200 0 men
The strik
trains and
stopped work at. Bar‘l’eiro.
Municipal guards. legiments of In-
faulty and cavalry were dcsputched
Blur Factual; e warehipIq phoned the l to Barrelro and a co lsion between the
strikers and the sold ere ensued. Fifty
strikers woae injured.
The grievance of the cork cutters
was the exportation of uncut cork
which the workmen claimed should he
treated in Portpgal The coopers de-
rounded a cessation of the importation
of foreign ready-made barrels The
government recognized that the strike
were inking a revolutionary turn and
to appease the strikers discontinued
placed prohibitive duties upon foreign
barrels imported. This caused diplo-
matic protests on the part of the
United States and Great Britain to
which c0untriee uncut cork has been
exported. and from France and Ger
many. whose merchants had bought
enormous quantities of wine in Portu-
gul which could not be exported be
cause of a lack of barrels.
The Republican movement wnicu
found its inception In the assurina
iion of King Carlos and the Crown
Prince Louise Phllippi on flab i. l908.
grew In strength steadily and the elec-
ttona of last August added materially
to the Republican membership in the
Chamber, where the Republican quota
had been treblcd during the last three
years.
in districts whre the Republicans
tailed of carrying the elections their
vote showed a marked increase.
p. When the new Cortes assembled the
government saw the danger ot the Lib-
oral Olbinot being overthrown. and
on Sept. 28 parliament was adjourned
until Dec. I) In order to keep absolute
horror in the hands of the Cabinet and
tide over ‘a troublesome period, but
more particularly because the govern-
ment realised that its majority was
too email to withstand an attack from
the coalition forces.
There has been no communication
between Madrid and the Portuguese
capital since Tuesday morning. The
only news of the revolution came by
wireleiis from matador.
it is believed here that the revolu~
tlonists have cut the telegraph wires
with the intention to restore them on
iy when they are pre‘pared’to announce
to the world that. a republic but: been
proclaimed.
The Portuguese taxation here IMO
Is without official udvicea. Acting.
however. upon the aha dispatches.
“the Hercule do several. Portugueau
Rio mister to Great Britain. called at the
reign Oiilce early today and had a
conference with lir Edward (trey.
loll
‘ lgireign Secretary fiir Arthur Nicol
non. “iii new permanent Bect‘otury of
oral an Odl dice. upon hearing
private sources last nlltht that
“JED“
. the British it!!! inc column lcation with ills—
» . . .p » it” ‘ soon or near- n m: interrupt ,bati sent a (tlblo,
‘ a a lab coasts. presume to British Minister air F. ii.
’ 2 WOW orthe bomb Vii resulting the cause of.tbe inter-
» , g. _ ., .. . .. . This message like all other
W 03 “HID 1W fruilmtllly tin the. 4
.2- W&?:§wm cable station!
‘I e rev
meninges. was received at the cable
it is assumed
are in the possession of
utterin-
The Eastern Telegraph Company
mass no option with Portu-
gel lace recto hr. and the Direct
fi . which works lit
2 , 7 2 pain. forlorn no coon
It on mm Round.
The news of the revolution depress
the exportation oi uncut cork and'
ones fit the tenders risk and as no‘
"- 7.
51.an
A Package
(Never sold in bulk)
m”...— W
cased if. in ayampulhy There was.
however. not llllltll soiling and the
lprcssurc had littlo effect on other nec-
tlona of the market.
The Portuguese Consulate also nus
ultbout oliiclul information from lulu
glmn. An official of the consulate said
candidly that the news of a revolution
IlHIll not unexpected.
i ROME. Oct. b.—»~(iruvo apprehension
is felt in arc over the news from Portu-
'inl i‘rlrulc reports are to the effect
that tho royal family can been impris-
oned and a republic proclaimed.
internal here is intense especially as
the queen don-agar Marla Pia of For
tugal is an aunt of the Italian king.
while tho Vatican is anxious over the
religious situation and tho possible ef-
fect that It may produce in Spain.
PARIS. Oct. B.«-it was titled ai the
ilruziiian legation hero iodny that
’Klua Manuel had taken refuge on the
ilraailinu battleship Sno Paulo.
QUARTET CLUB ELECTION.
'Guatav E. Friedrich Chosen President
and Gustav Moeller Vice President.
The unnuul meeting and election of
oliiccra oi tho South Norwalk Quartet
Club wait held luat cvenin; at. the head-
qunrtern in the Ely block in North
Main street. The following were elect.
ml for the onaulng your.
Prealdcnh—(luaiu\' I27. Friedrich.
\‘Icc Proaidcnt~tlualnv Mocilor.
Sccrcuiry « Henry Deuniniter.
'l‘i‘onsurcr Anton Slcngcr.
Librarian—«Fritz Zorn-s.
l)irccior-~—(.‘arl lllchl. of New Haven.
The club Is to giro a grand (‘oiicurl
in ilunbury on October 24. and uuother
in Arion Iioll some time In November
The club is in the best clouding in
every respect, their best feature llcllllt
the ability of offering their audiences
good English founpari songs by well-
known composers, and will be heard In
acme of them in their concerts in the
near future.
MR PRESS To MAKE FLIGHT.
.i. (Y. Prone. the South Norwulk bat-
tor-aviator. hopes soon to make a
ltliirltt with an neroplaut- iu ICuut Nor-
i walk Mr. Prone, who in now adenoi-
ated with tlustav Whitehead, the
Bridgeport scrounutlc cxpurimontor,
recently took a piano to llridaopori
for the purpose of filling it with an
engine but lifter u conmllialiou with
Mr. Whitehead. it was doubted that.
the plane was too light for tho on-
uine. A new plane has been built and
an effort will be made to make u flight
Saturday at tho Broohlawn Club in
llridgoport.
THAVIR WRITE! To MR MELLE’N.
NORWICH. Oct. 5.-Mayor Charles
F. Thayer today Issued another letter
on the uonatorship. addressing it. to
President Mellon. oi the N. Y.. No. it
it ll. it. it.. as a comment upon the last
letter of the latter In reply to a com-
mwroioatioo from the Connecticut Edi
Boiled linseed oil rubbed on thickly
over wire window and dear screens
will prevent their rustic: over the
winter.
This is the boat time to [other the
partridge berries for filling the pretty
globes (or winter. The? hrs in perfect
condition now and are not hidden by
fallen leaves as thoy will be noon.
This in the time of the year when
the house cleanint is done. Let us
all remember that there are people in
this email oily who will be helped by
have discarded, and pass them on rath
or than to pack and repsck them,
encircling our time and atrength in
caring for garments that will at last.
to couple of years il'o'tn now. it may
he) find their way to the Junk dealers,
having done nobody good. Look over
the row of abode in the bedroom clos-
cts and send them out, too. 'll‘hey are
only the occasion for ill temper and
cross words as long all they remain
there.
Crepe dc chine is being used this
fall for babies bonncts. shoes and
wrappers. and can you imagine a more
bountiful material to out uvxi babies
licsh‘!
Have you all soon the now candle
lumps which fit any ,ndiestick and
do away with lsinglu . wire frames.
crux! Your pretty shade his right on
in? lamp (candle) slid ll perfectly
an e
Though the shoulder scion is slowly
returning. most gaitncnts at a tailored
order. especially for the younger set,
are made with the alcove and waist
out together. or at any rate with some
yoke arrangement extending over the
top or the sleeve.
A tine wlrc run along each edge of
illo baudcau enables the wearer to ad-
just it in several ways, and also fits
it comfortably tel closely to the head.
A girl or woman needs to he bless-
ed wt... a good height and u slender
figure to \vcur ltrncciully lhc fashion-
nbic hip length lacltctu that exploit the
high walut lino. Tlivsc have very
i-‘vt-nchy lines, however, and are there-
ioro doairnlllc.
Evening wrapa or sumptuous bar
codes are dccply bordered. both at. the
curving foot of the garment and drop-
t‘til coliur. with black tor dark) satin.
'l‘hcsc make garments of the most di0~
lluuululicd style. nnd. being cut on
generous lines. are luxuriously com-
loviuble.
ENLIGHTIMENIT ot-‘I NEAR EAST.
Willltllt‘ti'l‘hllt. “888.. Oct. h.~blost
oi the countries torturing the “Near
l-Iaut." principally Turkey. Bulgaria.
and Analrla. had it shore in the dis-
cusuiou today. by leading educators.
mleuionurics and diplomats intimate
with local condition» tiicrc, at the com
end of the live dare“ conference be
ing hold at Clark University with a
view of general enlightenment of the
problem of those states. 'l‘urkcy rc-
colved moat attention in the nddrcsacs
of the day. "The Physical Environ
mom As a Doctor in the Present Con-
dition of Turkey." uni-i consltlof‘t’d In 22
paper by llr. Ellsworth Huntington, of
Yale l‘niveraity. 2 2‘ '
..-...._.....,......_..
D. A. Rio TO AH‘END FUNERAL.
in the death at the venerable Mrs.
William R. James, Nurwaik‘a oldest
resident. tho Norwalk Chapter. 1). A.
IL. loot-s ouc or its oldest and mom
vuiuod mumlwrs. Mrs. James took
great pride null lntcroul in the cllnptct.
and nuts prcevut ut ltu Illi‘i‘illliltl Wholr
over llcr {Milo llrallh permitted. As
an evidence of [balm-o and respect of
Norwalk Cliupir, ii. A. It. it In tIPall‘ml
that all members meet in the \‘cuillliilc
0! St. I’nul's (‘llurch. at 10:30, ’l‘llnru-
tiny morning. in utiond tho funcrul act'-
vlccn in u body.
4. ADS.
PiRDXIDiCkiAM
in tho bcai crcum made forihcsltln.
If you have :1 rod. rough. biotciuul.
sore. unsightly akin. try this grout
product of the Anu-rican llrnggiula
Syndlcuic.
You can use it for mauualug
wrinkles und for u willow f‘flllilultiX‘
ion. as it Wlillt'iltl and llcnnii",m, is
state. llfll‘lllli‘Nt-l uiilI tlol'n lini grow
hulr.
.Vo woman who vultw bur air
pcnrunco and who wuniu a Mllllloiii
clcur rklu simuiti let a day an by
without trying it (or the taco. nook,
lil‘lilli and bonus.
(lot It for 20¢. at. any-A. D. 8.
drug store. ,
l I"
will. “out «I r emulate. ‘
These are the local A. D. 3. druulsts:
Ali?‘ the “:mggm.
P.rm.°yi
Til: Oi Nerd Pharmacy.
torisi denunciation.
Quittasr a Cavity. PM“
Woman’ 3 Sale Step to BetterLooIo
upuhrduiilnd. 'ifydilreyihm
. 1222mm
' iidru a.
liar...
a.
dull ifyour akin k W 0' I’m"
more In your chmiltll. do not W"
(t good.” rich blood in your
oil cliurmol pedal“!
1
s
the clothes that. we and our fumilloal
2;.
IIIBiI BilllIIIII. IIIITE8
‘ it is the claim of some of the stu-
dents. a very few howeveu. that the
High school notch in the “Sentinel”
are too personal and that they are
written with direct Tolerance to one
portion. This is not so. as may be econ
by the note which enema ill be the par--
tioulur one with which fault to found.
in Monday. evening's home in a um
lgrdph of come length the attitude oi.‘
the president of the Boy' is A. A.. was
dislosuod It was mentioned there
more a number of fellows at school.
who are credit with being able to
play foot-boll a who are not playing
with. the high school team “for ren-
ooua not too well formed ” it wits fur-
the: said that. same of the students
Were not olping the team by their
uncalled i r and undesirable remarks.
Lastly. the article made an appeal to
the "male students. that they come
out and make the team a success or
discontinue their ‘knocking state
ments against the team " Evidently
same one, for there is only one, Who
is putting up any great “holler" thinks
he is all the male students attending
school. Those who road the item at
the time know that it was given to.
all of the male atudenta in general, and
to those who took it personally it
might be said that, “Who War the cap
5 .....
will is out
eyes of those
lit 8le
the maximum
has been included“.
$6, 0i or even 82 tor other
: better light than the Riy‘o gives.
eneti burner.
it
ll
Standarm
file can wear it" or perhaps better,
“A guilty conscience ncodeih no accus-
er.
The Senior clash held a meeting in
room 19. at i o'clock Monday Presl-
dont Ambler was in the chair. A
committee of Miss Helen Dufault. Miss
Vera “anion and Francis 8. Upham
was named to confer with Mrs B. B.‘
Welcb and arrange for the time of
the play. Another committee to select
the Illieaee Louise Egbert, llnzcl Shove
and William Lynch.
The lieaulnra beat the. scrub team
Monday afternoon by n score of 5 to
0. Both teams have good material and
are very strong.
lot-kcrs are living assigned. llccuuuc
their are not enough some Itntiento
will have to go together.
The bread line continlwn an long as
over. It is it great improvement on
the old style.
DividendIInouce
Fairflcld County Savings llank.
Norwulk. i‘onn.. Sept. if». 1910.
At a meeting of the directoru of the
F‘nirileld County Savings linnk held
this day. a dividend at the rain of -four
per cent. («it‘ll per unnum was dc
clured to dcponitors from the earnings
of the six months ending September
30. lilltl. The name will be entered on
pass books and paid on and alter 0c-
iober it). 1910.
ily order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
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Daily Line to N Y.
For Freight Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
East River. New York. (foot of Dover
street). every day (except Sunday). at
it p. m. Freight received at Norwalk
up to 4 p. m. and South Norwaik up
to 5:80 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Lo.
Annlng J. smith, ' C. C. Housman.
Lessee General Agent
David VII. Raymond
Funeral Director and Emhalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwaik
Residence. ii Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house. 693.
WilBN A HOT SII’ELL COMES
G s}
RANGES
will he in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today
$14.75 up
or: aasv ravuaurs m
DESIRED
‘ HouSatonic
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Real Estate
sou, hunted. Rented
count aura scarves
Hm Rsuts cultures. and all lost-
um la Fran-Hy lions at
W
The J. ll. Lawrence Agency
III will Mllll it.
colors was untried. This committee was'
The Ra o is s‘ lbwgirlced ismfm
This sesron’s Rs 0 has a new sad soon 2 i. .~ ,
h d I crowed?“ 3:53:13; I '
as a son rm an ac. a
9‘th as it is made of solid brass, finished
h lild slIIIII a and where several ‘ ' I 2,.
B o “a? ll: :iI‘IIdOeit not strain the ‘ ' 2 ‘
nitride is} from it.“
lilo ll co structdd more
macaw relight. Evéry , .
detail fill: lacrosse: its light-giving value L 2. . .2,
You may
pa ps and get
si'llpre exp snalve container—«but you cannot get
Once a Rare User. Always Ono. ’ .IIII
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rim/or 291133.23.” 21/,” 3; NW 2 2 , ,
Company
‘lfi.‘!i.“il;qI
SWTCHMAN mas.
Fall From His Train at White Oaks;-
leed in Waterbury.
BRISTOL. Conn. Oct 5.-—Wllliam
time“ a switchman on the suburban
line fell from his brain at White Oaks
yesterday receiving injuries which
caused his death at St. Francis hospi-
tal. Hartford. tonight
The body was brought to his home
here where he resided with his wife.
lie was 30 years old and his parents
live in Waterbury.
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BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capital
“00,000.00
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EDWIN H, MATHEWBON, Pros.
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FREDERICK H ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pm.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
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John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swat-u JON H. Light
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This is me foundation upon which
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They‘re built like it foot
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PREDICTS MORE CHOLERA.
ST PETERSBURG, Oct. l—«Prot‘.
Rein of the Red Cross, who was sent
b tile government in Smith Rusia to
study menaureoof combating the choi-
ota, predltts that there will he an out-
break of the epidemic in 1911 more so-
rious than that of the present year.
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Men in acting small make big min-
taken.
All Oil
Heater
is JUST WHAT IS NEEDED TO
TAKE THE CHILL FROM THE
ROOM MORNING AND
NIGHT, FROM NOW UN-
TIL TIME TO START
THE FURNACE.
oua on. HEATERS BURN WITH-
our open AND Give saris.
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Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
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For NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
chiropractic is the menus or the
cause of the disease and the art at an
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
book. Ivan it dons in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and m. in
later lit. in the diluent oral-II and
limbs.
Chimpractora remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through humanism: the six
ncrve syston. in your body
Nervousnese. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. llearl. Kidney and Female Dil-
oases are given special attention; ailo
Gunman» oi the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 0
chance to help you. ,
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
st waaumorou iv. so. uoavmur
Magnetic Treatments divs» Also.
SALII n
CHINA
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av a Isavmo or 10% to 25%
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I. K. MITCHELL, “DNDINTAKII
E A MITCHELL
nousi ruaul’su'sit
conusa watt. ass "i". In.
onward conic.
Norwalk Inch “fallen of
lived-r semi
f.
Norwalk Chronicler