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1 Second Voting district will. be- held in
Branch Office of cAzs‘rrE No. 21
North Main Street.
The widow of the late Charles E.
Doty has applied for a pension.
Hon J onn‘ H. Ferris and family en-
joyed a Clambake on a" ledge of rocks
not far from his residenCe Saturday af-
ternoon. "
Theodore Olsen has purchased a new
t1 otter -
The Republican city caucus will be
held at Arion hall, Wednesday evening
September 29th.
- Mrs. Ann Buttery of Darien is rapid-
ly failing and it is feared that she can'
not long survive. “'
Hon. John H. Feiris, Hon. George
. Lounsbury, Atto1ney John H. Light
» and State Prison director E. E. Crowe
of this city are attending the legisla-
tive re-union in New Haven, to-day.
The committee having in charge the
decorating of the armory for the hold-
.ing of the State Christian Endeavor
Union convention will meet this even-
ing. ' A '
AN : INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE
OF THE RETURN OF PROSPERITY
IS THE CONSTANTLY AND RAP-
IDLY INCREASING CIRCULATION
OF THE EVENING GAZETTE.
Mrs. Lake talked in Music Hall yes-
terday, .on the subject of temperance.
Commodore J. J. Walsh took a party
.to Northport yesterday, on his yacht
Blackstone.
F. F. Byxbee gave a birthday party
.at his home on SOuth Main street Fri
day evening.
The funeral of Clifford Pepper was
attended from his late home in Roway-
.ton yesterday afternoon.
The Shepaug railroad was blockaded
this morning by' an overturned locomo-
tive, which lay across the track. about
three miles above Hawleyville.
Ivan, the young son of Mr. anl Mrs.
Edward White was bitten by a stray
dog while at play near his home on
South Main street, Friday. The dog
was not shot.
A daughter was born, Friday, to Mr.
and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens of South
N orwalk.
The Haviland cottage at Bell Island
has been closed for the season.
. A few people who evident-1y do not
read the local papers were disappointed
on going to the whaif this morning to
1 find that the steamer Belle Horton had
stopped making trips to New York
from this city. "
The Epworth League will hold their
regular business meeting to-night, at
the home of Dr. W. B. Bean, on West
avenue. A‘social hour will follow the
meeting and refreshments will be
sei ved.
The Industrial League of the Method-
ist church will give an entertainment
‘ and supper on Wednesday evening,
September 29, in Knudsen hall for the
benefit of the new church fund.
Those law-breaking druggists kept
open stores again yesterday, and await
with fear and trembling an arrest by
prosecuting attorney Taylor.
. The street sprinkler still gets in his
werk notwithstanding Mayor Bohan-
nan’s protest when he assumed office.
——Prof. M. S. Rosen, the well-known
oculist Optician, can be consulted at
his ofiice in the parlor of the Mahacke-
mo Hotel, South N orwalk, ".Tuesdays
from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m./ Eyes examined
free. f5 tf
'Capt. George Van Alstyne took a
party of friends to Long Island on his
yacht Ward V. Saturday. Returning
yesterday there were several ladies
' aboard who suffered the pangs of a se
vere seasickness, and were only too
glad when they reached the shores of
Connecticut. And yet there is not a
One of them but that will to-day say
they had- a splendid time. And they
no doubt did. .
The s. s. 1. club known last season -
as the Elephant club, invaded Betts’
island sixty strong.~ ' They reached the
island on the yacht Ida" May, 7 and afte1
enjoying a sail on the Sound put out of
sight. with “mouth tunnels” one of the
greatest aggregations cf clams, corn.
tomatoes, potatoes, lobsters, amber,
etc. ever seen 0 '1, the ris1and. And
there was enOughleft-foranother like
feast. This gathering was thought to
be the last of the clan for the season,
but unless the harbor freezes over. be-_
ore the amount of provisionsheéded
can be centralized it is liable to be re-
peated.
A branchglof the Workmen’s Sick
Benefit society -W3:S“, organized int, this
city Saturday night. The following
officers were :electe’d1‘1Henry Link"-
weiler, president; Ernest Eb‘ter,i ~ vice-v
president; Edward Treutor, recording
secretary; Adolph Danke, financial
secretary; Martin Spahr, treasurer
As its name- implies the society, which
has been organized with ovein‘th1irty~
‘ members on its roll, is for the bene-
fit of the members who are ill, and duiI-
ing the illness of the members 39 a
. week is furnished, and 1n case of death
$250 funeral benefits are alloWed', The
president of the logs}. scci fly" has“ {been
a member of the Bridgeport branch for
the paSt six years. The State and N a-
. tional association comprises ‘a‘ ledge and
increasing membership.
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The Republican Town caucus of the
Arion hall next Monday evening.
It' is reported that the janitor of a
certain club is selling intoxicants eon-
trary to the statutes in such cases made
and provided. '
A number of the Italian contingent
in this city will attend the big Italian
picnic in Stamford to—day. -
Col. Horace A. Saunders, wife and
family, and nephews and‘ neices wheel-
ed to Bridgeport, yesterday, and re-
turning enjoyed a shore dinner at Hub-
bard’s Calf Pasture hostlery.
There will be a special council meet-
ing to-night to take action in a hearing
on the proposed Monroe street improve-
ments. '
The steamer Belle Horton left the
South Norwalk pier at 7:30 o’clock Sat-
urday night for New York. Capt.
Moses Wilson delivered her to her
owners at Pier 40, East River.
The case of the State vs. A. Koehller
who is charged with selling intoxicants
in New Canaan, a no license town, was
adjourned to next Thursday.
The St. Peter’s church society will
hold a festival this evening.
Ed 11 ard Baker and D. Dunlop are will-
ing to be nominated and elected to the
oiiice of selectman. It would seem,
however, that if they expect it they
will miss their expectations, as it is
proposed to not only nominate but re-
elect Ephraim Themes, and as first se-
lectman.
James H. Knapp caught a large
blackfish off the float of the Norwalk
Yacht club, Saturday afternoon, and
held it up to his friends’ view with
pardonable pride.
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LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.
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Herman, the four-year-old son of
H. H. Staats died at his home on York
street Saturday.
The engagement of George W. Hun-
ter of this city and Miss Emily I. J ob-
bins of Aurora, 111., is announced.
John A. Weed has purchased the
George Othame business on Wilton
avenue.
Four large trees in front of what was
formerly known as the Perry place and
now owned by George E. Miller, on the
VVestport avenue, are being razed, to
make 100m for the grading of a new
sidewalk, .. ‘
A loan h01se belonging to C. T.
Leonard “stopped work” yesterday,
and will be buried to-day.
Men were engaged this mornincr at
work prepaiatory to the building of
the retaining wall at the east end of
the Wall street bridge and to be known
as Oyster park. '
The Bailwitz family, the Jesse Col-_
well family and Mr. and Mrs. George
Lockwood enjoyed an outing at Wes-
ton yesterday.
The Indlana Miners.
Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 20.-——The In-
diana operators and miners met in
joint conference in this city yesterday.
No agreement for a settlement of the
strike could be reached. Both sides
subscribed to a proposition to allow the
miners to resume work at 56 cents a ton
until next Wednesday, when another
joint conference is to be held looking to
a. final settlement.
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Chicago’s Suicide Record.
Chicago, Sept. 20.—Sixteen persons
who had found life in Chicago a failure
committed suicide the past week. Five
of the unfortunates were women. Foui
of the victims hanged themselves, foul
took poison, three drowned themselves,
two used revolvers, one inhaled gas and
one leaped from a window.
Embassador \Vhite’s \Vile Insulted.
Berlin,I Sept. ‘20.—'—The United States
embassador, Mr. A rew D. White, and
Mrs. White have been visiting friends
at Dresden during the past week. Mrs.
White. while riding a. bicycle in the
park was run over and injured by a.
man, who besides glossly insulted her
and then escaped '
A Wealthy Chicken Thief.
Youngstown, 0, Sept. 20. -—Robert An-
derson, through an alarm wire placed
in his .pouitry yard, discovered RlCh‘. ,
a1 (".1 Williams stealing chickens and beat
him until he was unconscious. Williams
is worth $30, 000, and Anderson will pros-
ecute him for burglary. _ .
Run Oven-wand Killed.‘
,Nort’hboro, Mass, Sept. 20.—A man',
supposed to be James Whalen, a Metro—
politan Waterworks employee, was run
ovei and killed last night by Ian electric.
car: on the Marlboro and Worcester
Electric railway. 7* if" "~ ’1
‘sd. will pay you. "
BDSY CHEEKS AND SPARKLING EYES
The Turners’ great discovery. The
warning not-es f1 om the kidneys are,
backache. urinary tIrOuble. frequent,
thirSt, iheumatism, bu'rning* urine,
.dropsica1SWéllings, ir1 egular heart ac.-
ItiQn. . Heed the: warning "at once. Your
life? is in dangei Utah Kidney Beans_
regulate the kidneys, cure all ur inaiy,
and bladder t1 oubles surely and‘ qtlibk- ‘
1y. Utah Kidney Beans. discovered
and pei fected by. THE TURNERS of
Philadelphia THE TURNERS also
make PO- MELIA- —The Infant 5 Friend,
mermaid s heft)“
food. :1 new lsc y‘afflilsth
ones and for the weak.
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Porsche only nNorw‘alk‘byE P. Weed
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druggist. R. H. Plaisted. So. Norwalk._
Follow the Use of-Utah‘ Kidney Beans. ”
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IN A MINE ABOUT .TO EXPLCDE. " A MOORISH EXECU" I ION.
Extinguished the Fuses When Almost "
> Burned to the Powder. f 8 Martyr. ,
John Kendall, who was recently the E A. correspondent at Tangier gives the
foreman of a mine at Rossland, B. 0.. l following account "of the execution of
lately underwent an experiment that a native for the murder of Herr Hass-
has left him a physical wreck. His 1181‘. a German banker. “The circum-
nerves were shattered and it will be stances 0f the murder have remained
months before he regains his former 911m?” mYSteI‘iOUS- The German
strength. ~ legatlon here put pressure on the local
Kendall and four- other men lighted , authorities. After a short time a wo-
the short fuses under eight charges of madn went over to Glbl‘altfil‘ fOI‘ safety,
giant powder in the True Blue mine an se‘lt W0“! from theie ,that she
and then jumped into the basket to be our 1d throw light on the affair Upon
hauled to the surface and out of harm's held in. or mation three men—a Span-
way. The basket raised a few feet and 5 1211 d and two Moors—were arrested
then stopped. Soon it began settling, f an thrown into the prison. Here
and it looked as though the five men : they were tortured by the thumbscrew,
Would be blown to atoms when the tre- i= and th“ Spaniard confessed. H?’ how-
mendous charges of powder were ex- ever, was claimed by the Spanish au-
ploded When the basket was within thori‘tios, and what has become of him
four feet of the bottom of the shaft id: not know. Th1: 0th? r twcl war:
the fuses could be heard sputtering, ‘ 9D 1“ prison. T ey ay c tune
and the men knew that only a few hand and foot by a heavy three-inch
seconds would elapse before the blasts ‘ chain in a small dungeon, where they
were discharged remained in almost pitch Idarkness,
' with nothing to eat but bread and wa-
Kendall jumped from the basket and UN Of course,
. -1, and ver li tle of that.
began pulling the fuses from the had not they mturdered man been a.
3 31111121218 WhiCh were to explode the European, little would have been
. heard of the matter. A message then
Kendall had extinguished five 0f the came fzom the Sultan that one of the
fuses nearest the bottom of the shaft men was to be shot. The Basha, who
when he heard the PrehmlPE-“y SPHt' is an authority here, desired this to
termgIthat betokened an immediate be carried out in private, but the Ger-
explosmn several feet away. He man Minister insisted upon a public
stumbled toward-s them and fell, ex- execution. On the day of the execution
tinguishing his light. Then there was
I went down to the soko (market
nothing but the spitting fire to guide place) ,
him.’
.. ,, About a dozen Europeans only were
h' ForttIunate‘lyil hte say: i? dfisgfigigg present, and among them were two
‘5 ac ions, e W0 S o S a eln French ladies on horseback. A posse
psitsedoew: $059. ntoegiilciles‘rhailidwaPrzgie of soldiers soon marched through the
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atewa , havin in their midst the
demos was with me again, for neither Eondemyned moi himself seated on a
blast exploded aer drew the fuse from donkey, with his feet chained together.
the primers. VS hat happenedk aft? I think he was too much dazed to com-
tléat I :1: not tkdm‘l: of my own . n0“ - prehehd fully all that was passing. The
range; IgreIa _ :r HESS camie OgleiI‘ime. prisoner was taken, unremstmg, off
my say they oun 131118 ft, 011”th flip the donkey, and made to kneel With
at the bottom 0f the :12; “i h 3 his face away from the soldiers. Two
fuses 0f he IPSt two 0 es c inc e of the men was told off to shoot him.
tightly in my hands" , They refused, upon which the Basha’ s
It ‘YL‘S afterwards discovered that head man, with asperity, repeated the
the stopping 9‘ the ascending baIsket order. Then they walked up to With-
was dutholhtfin engineer: carelecshs- in five yards of the prisoner and fired
ness. e a orgo en 0 open a. . ~ 1 1-3. back. The cor se
water—rocks in the cylinders, and, as lat}: Sigitesdlllilosrigsd ground. All the
a couseqrence the slide valves choked l Moors, even the authorities, Basha in-
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and would not act.-—New York World.
The smallest Newspaper. ' martyn Why, they aSked, ShOUId a
' good Mohammedan die f01 a dog of a
' 1 smallest news aper in the’ ‘
“1, 1S rublished in (guadalaarai in ,Christian? ’lhe feeling is universal,
2:12;; " 1 he F Telecrafo a weekly and if it weie not for the legations,
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Du,“ 1.12011. is printed in eight col- Europeans would not. be veiy safe.
.umns, each 4% inches wide, on thick ‘ London Times.
maniila paper.
1 Among the. many'reinedies for "indi-
The Thames of England is 170 miles gestion is the agreeable one of the
long. The river of the same name in 1 rocking-chair. An excellent medical
Canada, is said to be 160 miles long, authority declares that the slow, rock-
Its namesake in the United States is ing motion after meals stimulates the
hardly more than a dozen miles in digestive functions. and gives marked
length, but is better for navigation '~ ie’lief The patient ought to be placed
than either. . . iii an 111mbst horizontal position
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The difference between these pills and all other medicines is
told' in the following statement Of facts:
xst. They have been in active demand in the markets of the world since 1770,
or for nearly one hundred and thirty years.
2d. They are purely vegetable, and are made of the purest and highest
class drugs obtainable.
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no pills are sold until they are TWO YEARS old This allows them to
become thoroughly mellowed and makes of them the very best. .
and safest cathartic medicine that it is Ipossib‘e to procure.
4th. They never become inured to the system , that is, the same dose
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5th. They never produce griping or pain unless the "stOmIach is in a very
acid condition. and then only if the dose is a large one. In .doses of
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6th. One pill taken after a heavy meal will relieve" distress immediately.
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pills the best blood purifiers that you can get, one 25-Icent box con-
taining more of the active blood-purifying principle of sarsaparilla
than a dollar' 5 worth of any liquid preparation in the market.
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‘9tb.. They are a p051tive and effective remedy for constipation and for all the
long list of ills that follow in its wake—such as dyspepsia, dizziness,
I, drowsiness, cor. ted tongue, foul breath, headache, pain in the stomach,
etc. Take one or two pills ever-y night—one is usually enough—and
be certain that a cure wi '1 follow. ‘ , , . '
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—no medicine but BRANDRETH' s PILLS is kept for Two YEARS before
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four to eight pills. the best results are obtained by taking one or two
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Samples to be seen and orders received at the GAZETTE OFFICE
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The Mu rderer o! a Christian Regarded as .
' cludéd, looked upon the prisoner as a
13th. Except' in sudden and acute sickness, when the dose should be from '
pills every night for a week or two. They act on the liver and leave ,
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MONDAY'EVE. JANUABY3, 98.
$105M ‘Gnldm Silver!
IN FIVE PARTS, $50,125. |5.|!l. AND 5.
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Our new lines of School Shoes have an ived, consisting of all the
new toe shapes and made f1 om the best grades of weal-resisting
leather with good stout soles. Prices f1 om 750 to $1. 50. The most
complete and up to date stock of goods at The Lowest Prices in
Town. REMEMBER we offer you laigei values in shoes, and
m01e prizes than any othei stoxe. _._——-1 ,
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3" GAZETTE BUILDING. "
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W Reduced price< for the balance of~ the season.
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