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Jr,. Entertaining and Instructive Home Journal, Especially Devoted to Local Mews and JftferMtogg^^MLOOftYear. Founded in 1800.] ' *VS^\-'-vV fc « ",t V *» PRICE TWO CENTS: VOL. XCIV.—NO. 40. , NORWALK, CONN. FRIDAY .OCTOBER J5 1894. Amusements, Monteith, Ga., Nov. 15, '64 ; Siege of J, F. Peckwell in Trouble. —Scofield a tunate, in that both Mr. A. D. Rich­ portjand for several years has been em­ s so silently in its orbit, and all its ^mo­ Editor of the Gazette. ardson and Mr. Henri Brown were ployed by Bonneau & Co. of Pattersori, House, Monday evening, Oct. 8th. Circle of K. D., will be held in the * ~ ' | Says the Bridgeport Star : "The vir­ Congregational chapel to-morrow after-* ( tions are so large, and so quiet, that captured by the rebels in their efforts N. J^ The latter firm are wholesale tual dismemberment of the once superb noon at 4 o'clock. 1 none of us is ever made consciuos by Copyrighted 1894. to run the rebel blockade on the Miss­ harness makers, and Peckwell was their issippi river, and were captives in An- salesman for this district. Business has Wheeler is historical that its first brigade com­ to the field and supplied its successor in John's Lodge, F. & A. M. day ; or that our rolling world is also mander was the heroic Gen. George M. be. The same afternoon I was admit­ sample, harness which he carried to ex­ ted to the executive office, and waiting hibit to the trade and pawned them in quantum, svfficiL The Colonel did not being carried, by another motion, Thomas. The first introduction to the relish the idea of his own beautiful enemies' fire this regiment had was a until the President and I were alone, a pawnshop for §200. He is also al­ —Ladies, clean your kid gloves withV" ei-hteen miles in every second, on^ its. handed him the Tribune letter. I could leged? to have collecied several bills due city, with a people accustomed to and Josephine glove cleaner, for sale only •brisk engagement companies E and F passionately fond of good music, being stupendous journey in its orbit a had with the forces of Stonewall Jack- see his eye twinkle and his mobile to thle company, as their authorized by J. A. Riggs, Pharmacist. 11 Main ,<4 countenance change to a dozen differ­ agent, and failed to make a return of without a tip-top band, and the Colonel street, Norwalk. 10-lvr 1 journey which amounts t.o upwards o son on the banks of the Potomac. The Stevenson Military band takes rank with Fifth crossed over into Virginia March ent expressions, serious and comic, be­ the raoney to the company. A short 580 millions of miles. In this enormous 2d, '62, with Gen. N. P. Banks' com­ fore he finished its reading. Finally, time'velvet and buckles; also a until the close of the polls, then to be filed. Sherman and made about as brilliant to the generous and kindly nature of its high standard of excellence under fine line of walking hats, turbans, sail­ of the place of refuge of those who are ors etc. Fitz and C nrbett Matched. a record on the famous "March to the President Lincoln. His Secretary of its new management. practically helpless, through the loss of Sea," as foragers, as they did as fight­ War never knew of it, nor of many BOSTON, Oct. 5.—Corbett's manager v ^ their wits is appalling. As if the loss of ers, and took a conspicuous part in the other similarly helpful suggestions, for says that he will deposit §10,000 in the subsequent siege of Savannah, It took which the Tribune was under deep ob­ Horse Thieves Captured. TERSE TALES 0^ THE TIMES. hands of David Blanchard as soon as tbat home and shelter was , not a sufficient gentleman returns from Maine. Corbett misfortune to the unfortunate inmates part in the battles of Chesterfield, S. C. ligations to Mr. Lincoln, and it is just The Bridgeport police od|>tured two Bentonville and Silver Run, N. O., to conclude that he never got "terribly horse thieves at the Rosedale wharf in Flying Gib went a mile yesterday and Fitzsimmons will sign articles next of the Arkansas Insane Asylum, the whiqh ended the struggle with John­ scolded" for his confidential revela­ that city yesterday with a horse and afternoon, in 1:58£. Thursday. death of the physician in charge isladded son's army in March '65. It then tions, Nor was his confidence ever carriage which had been stolen in Acquitted of Killing Her Husband. to increase the horror of the situation. marched to and through Richmond and betrayed by anyTribune correspondent. Saratoga. N. Y. The younger of the A nflmber of Norwalk notables are at STAUNTON, Va., Oct. 5.—The jury ac­ Without home and shelter and deprived over the northern Virginia battle-fields two gave his name as James Carlisle the Danbury Fair to-day. quitted Mrs. Mannie MoCauley, charged to Washington, where it participated Every Town Has— and after close questioning confessed of the guidance and ministrations of a with the murder of her husband, Sergeant in the monster "Grand Review," and A liar. that he had stolen the turnout. He Dixie McCauley, of the United States ar­ sympathetic and experienced physician was finally mustered out at Alexandria, A sponger. finally admitted that his real name was Editoi B.W. Maples has gone to Bos­ tillery. ^ the condition of the inmates of the asy- Va., July 19th, '65, having fought more A smart Aleck. Burt A. Wells and that two years ago ton on a week's vacation. battles and marched more miles than he was sent to the Albany penitentiary Six Killed In St. Lonis In One Day. lumlis pitiableindeed and appeals to the A blatherskite. At'- any other Connecticut regiment. It Its richest man. for grand larceny. He escaped. four The several bank statements will be ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.—Six persons were charitable impulses of all lovereof hu­ is reputed to have built in all, miles Some pretty girls. months before his term expired. found in our advertising columns. killed here yesterday by street car motors and railway engines. ... . manity. )tf upon miles of breast-works—some of A girl that giggles. its officers claim fully one hundred—yet A weather prophet. Mr. Olmstead Resigns. William E. Dann celebrated his g ; £ Important and True.: it never chanced to fight from their A neighborhood feud. Mr R. M. Olmstead has resigned as golden wedding anniversary yesterday. • Set Down For Oct. 13. •• ^ ^ The Hartford Times says that "hard protecting shelter, but had to face the A woman that tattles. station agent at Wilton, and accepted ALBANT, Oct. 5.—There was a theatric j enemy in the open, in every engage­ A justice of the peace. a position with the Postal Telegraph al occurrence in Attorney General Han- '•5..;;'^^ times don't seem to interrupt girls' edu­ ment. It was never driven from its company as operator and lineman at The Daughters of the King are hold- A man who knows it all. ing a convention at New Haven> to-day. cock's office this afternoon. Oscar Ham- •' cation." This is tjoth important and position in a single instance, except at One Jacksonian Democrat. Pawlinge, N. Y. He is succeeded at merstein glared savagely at Mr. Kosterof true, The freshman classes in the vari­ Cedar Mountain, where having pushed More loafers than it needs. Wilton by F. M. Taylor formerly the firm of Koster & Bial. The attorney V*, . ous women's colleges this year are larger its way into the face of the enemy and Men who see every dog fight. station agent at South Wilton, who is Tin-types taken at Lewis'. 957 tf general set the case down for Saturday,. captured the key to the battle-field, it in turn succeeded by J. H. Morgan. than ever before. The "hieher edu­ A boy that cuts up in church. Oct. 13. • "C f:& ' : was left unsupported, and assailed from A few meddlesome old women. The antumnal foliage begins to pre­ cation of woman" has now become a 1 Medical Association Meeting.] V, • Whereabouts of Oar Slilps. 'i,' ** front and flank by a largely superior A stock law that is not enforced. sent a panorama of extraordinary beau­ force, and compelled to fall back. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—The Charleston \ condition and is no longer a theory. was A preacher who thinks he ought to The Fairfield County Medical Asso­ ty. . - . jt mt The rush of bright young women to The complete list of the Fifth's en­ run the town. ciation will meet at the Norwalk Club has arrived at Yokohama. There are now^v^ gagements, are thus chronologically A few who know how to run the af­ five United States warships in the east— college represents a great social move­ rooms, next Tuesday morning. The Mr. H. B. Wigham is taking the recorded : Winchester, Va., March 12 fairs of the country. local society will banquet the County census of the Over River school dis­ the Charleston, Baltimore, Monocacy, ;Jgj ifel' ment and is one ol the most significant '62 ; Hudson's Coiners, Va. , April 16, Concord and Petre?—and this force will Jf| A grown young man who laughs eve­ society at the Norwalk Hotel. trict. ' s tendencies of the times. The remark- '62; Winchester, Va., May 25,'62; ry time he says anything. be increased to eight vessels by the addi- ||ff ; able patronage of womea's colleges is Cedar Mountain, Va., August 9, '62 ; A girl that goes to the postofflce every At the recent election 13 town in this tion of the Detroit, Machias and York- f " Chantilly, Va., Sept. 1, '62 ; Chancel- Ex-Governor Curtin Dying. town as soon as they can be made ready. something we can all rejoice at. 'Rah time the mail comes in. county voted for license and 8 for no lorsville, Va., May 3, '63; Gettysburg, A legion of smart Alecks who can tell Ex-Gov. Andrew J. Curtin, war gov­ license. for the educated sisters. ; Pa., July 3, '63; Falling Waters, Va., the editor how to run his paper. ernor of Pennsylvania, is reported as Tacoma's Largest Wheat Cargo. ;: July 14, '63; Resaoa, Ga., May 15, '64; About 150 tickets were sold at the TA«OMA, Oct. 5.—The ship City of 5 1 v Scores of men with the caboose of dying at his nome in Philadelphia. ; > "• ' • — •••—''" "x3 p, 'ft. Ought to Tafke Pains. Cassville, Ga., May 19, '64 ; Dallas, Ga. their trousers worn smooth as glass. railroad station in this city, to the Dan­ Athens has sailed for the United Kingdom •x k In every senatorial district and town May 25, '64; Lost Mountain, Ga., June A man who grins when you talk and Georgia's. Election. ' bury Fair, to-day. y*, .. / - with the first cargo of wheat shipped from 15,'64; Marietta, Ga., June 18, 64; this port, amounting to 1,800 tons. Four in the state both parties ought to take laughs out loud after he has said some The New York Sun knocks the demo­ Kenesaw Mountain, Ga., June 19, '64 ; things , The Westport Fire department is larger ships have arrived to load wheat. pains against nominating any legislative —...— ^ cratic majority in Georgia down fifty They are the Androsa, Cape York, ^Glen- candidate who isn't opposed to the pur­ Gulp's Farm, Ga., June 22, '64; Peach- making elaborate arrangement for the Tree-Creek, Ga., Ju!y^20, '64; Siege of per cent more this morning, leaving it cove and Windsor Park. L chase of votes and the sale of law,— —Pictures Framed by J. T. Hayes." at only 10.000. annual parade October 23. „ . Waterbury Republican. Atlanta 878-t.

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>•m •j ^ GOOD BUILDING UP H -j -r-> -h«; of a Yun-down system y ' IB can be accomplished WOOL GOWNS. MILLINERY NOTES. CLOTH COS L'UMES. by the use of Dr. Antnmn Styles In a Great Variety of • Cruel Thing, ami Yet the Fair and Teiv- fttilor MADE GOWIM and . Stylish Outside Pierce's Golden Weights and Weaves. der Sex Demand It. Wraps. < . _-t t. Medical Discovery. The autumn importations of wool and Notwithstanding the protests of the Tho new autumn covert cloths are darker silk and wool goods are beautiful and va­ merciful and the active opposition of in­ in color than those worn during the spring A long procession and summer, tho tan and gray shades of ried. In black goods alone there are shown fluential women, who disdain a fashion } VV of diseases start from a great number of different weights and which seems to justify so much cruelty, warm weather being re-placed by brown, ' < weaves, crepon effects, stripes and figures the slaughter of tho innocents still goes green, olive and wino tones. These and a torpid liver and being all seen. Plain goods also, henriet- on. An enormous traffic is carried on in other worsted fabrics intended for fall and impure blood. Take ta, serge and the new waterproof material birdskiias and colored feathers, of which winter wear combine warmth of appear­ called cravenette—-a hard twisted light­ London andstuff that does not crumple—are of supply. One famous dealer in London pretty dark plaids are shown, large, but in­ when you feel the fashionable, while on entering the domain has been known to receive in one single conspicuous, in two or more tones of the of color so large a field for choice is open­ consignment 82,000 dead humming birds, same color, while a line of rough, loosely first symptoms (lan­ ed that it is confusing to a woman who tvoven goods has appeared, also.dark, with guor, loss of app has not previously decided upon what she a boucle effect in bright threads on the requires. A wido variety of two toned Burface. Thero are indications that curly tite, dullness, woolen goods is shown in all tints, fig­ astrakhan cloth will be used as trimming depression ured and"plain, woven on the same prin­ this winter. Its popularity usually coin­ ciple as changeable silk, while in solid cides with that of bouclo goods. SARATOGA I and you'll colored materials covert cloth and serge, Tailor made gowns have a plain skirt with smooth finished cloth, are in the ina- with a silk lining, stitching being, of Genuine Saratoga water i bloak-tia save your­ course, tho accepted style of decoration. Heart Disease 30Yrs! lined barrels direct from the celebra­ self frorri^^ White linen collars and cuffs aro again in ted spring is for sale on dranght by vogue as tho, accompaniments of these Short Breath, Palpitation. JAMES HADDEN, at the come of having something serious. ^ severe costumes. Wall and River streets. As an appetizing, restorative An attempt is being made to revive the Mr. G. W. McKinsey, postmaster of tonic, to repel disease and loose sack form in outer garments, but Kokomo, Ind., and a brave ex-solfiier, it will probably fail, for thestyle is an ugly says: "I had been severely troubled THE WATER build up the needed flesh and Om.fr>? tnd disfiguring one. A much more desir- with heart disease ever since leaving Is brought direct from Saratoga and strength, there's nothing to the army at the close of the late war. i3 dispensed in precisely the same I was troubled with palpitation and condition in which it flows from th equal it. It rouses every or­ shortness of breath. I could not spring at Saratoga and is sold at 5 cts gan into healthful action, puri­ sleep on my left side, and had pain per glass. around my heart. I became so ill fies and enriches the blood, !!ll that I was much alarmed, and for­ braces up the whole system, tunately my attention was called to and restores health and vigor. /"] > For every disease caused by Dr. Miles' Heart ..Cure I decided to try it. The first bottle IF a disordered liver or impure made a decided improvement in my blood, it is the only guaranteed VELVET TOQUE. Vou^want tojbe ia SO,000 skins of eilicrent aquatic birds and condition, and five bottles have com-, touch with; the remedy. 800,000 pairs of wings of different small pletely cured me." - i people place If it doesn't- benefit or cure, and brilliantly colored birds, while a sim­ G. W. McKINSEY, P. M., Kokomo, Ind j 1 . your.'adv. ilar Parisian dealer advertises for a con­ Dr. Miles Heart Cure is sold on a positive uarantee that, the first bottle will benefit. ) * in the in every case, you have your tract to supply 40,000 for one special fL11 druggists sell it at 81, 6 bottles for 85, or ( DAILY GAZETTE, season. it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price ( ' It is read by every money back. The early importations of fall millinery by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind, are now on exhibition and are, most of I one in town. Office oi •). JSr. McELSor, Druggist. them, exceedingly pretty. A great deal of OKLANDO, Fla., Apr. 20,1819. velvet is used on them and much lacc, Messrs. LIPPJIAN BEOS., Savannah. Ga. both light and heavy, in white, tinted and Dear Sirs—I sold three bottles of P. black. Moire is beginning to fall into tho P. P., large size, yesterday, and one WOOL AND VELVET COSTUME. background, satin taking its place. Thero bottle, small size, to-day. jority. Besides those already mentioned was a time when flowers, even of silk and The P. P. P. cured my wife of rheu­ there is an endless show of checks and velvet, were considered out of place on a matism winter before last. It came plaids, both large and small, mixed goods, winter hat, but fashion finally abolished back on her the last winter, and a half boucle goods, and goods with a pattern of that notion, and flowers may now bo CLbTH COSTUME. bottle, $1 size, relieved her again, and one color laid on a ground of another. worn at all seasons, as is freshly evidenced able fashion is that of the long tight red- she has not had a symptom since. These last materials are better for com­ by these new articles of headwear. ingote, which showssigns of coming to the Pimples, Blotches 2 bining with plain stuff than for making The new felts are as brilliant and di­ front again. This is one of the few gar­ IP. P. P. I sold a bottle of P. P. P. to a friend of mine. One of his turkeys, a small up into entire gowns. verse in tints as are the gowns with which ments becoming to both large and slender one, took sick, and his wife gave it a Velvet and satin re-employed for trim­ they may be worn. Besides various shades women. As for capes, they are too conven­ and Old Sores ^ teaspoonful, that was in the evening, ming, moire having begun to decline in of rose, red, green, brown and purple thero ient to be abandoned so long as large PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT jind the little fellow turned over like favor. It has already outlived its useful­ are shown bluet and petunia shades of the sleeves predominate, and their popularity he was dead, but nest morning was up ness, being of transient beauty and quick­ brightest quality. In some of the shapes is therefore likely to be prolonged indefi­ AND POTASSIUM Catarrh. Malaria ^ hollowing and well. ly rendered shabby by dampness and wear. these colors arc combined with black in a nitely. yours respectfully, A good quality of satin or peau de soie is way that tones them down somewhat, a Plain skirts are still seen in the major­ Makes J. N. MCELROX. $he most serviceable of silk goods. Span­ hat with a bluet crown having a black ity of gowns, although a recognition of the and Kidney Troubles ~-^!3 brim with a bluet border, or vice versa. claims of the draped skirt is sometimes SAVANNAH, GA., Apr. 26, 1889. gled passementerie has fallen greatly in Are entirely removed toy P.P.P. price, which may be taken as an indica­ These two toned shapes will be apt to be shown by means of plaited panels at the Having used three bottles of P. P. P. Marvelous Cures —Prickly Ash. Poke Boot and Potas­ for impure blood and general weakness, tion that it is no longer esteemed by fash­ more effective when properly trimmed sides or a lace covered tablier. These de­ sium, the greatest bVsod purifier on and having derived great benefits from ion authorities. It would naturally de­ than those of solid color. vices give variety, while they do not add earth. the same, having gained 11 pounds in cline with moire, as it belongs to the same The illustration shows a toque of ruby greatly to the weight. EE in Blood Poison ABBSCBES, 0-. July 21,1891. velvet. It has a narrow, upright brim An illustration is given of a costume of HESSKS LIPPMAN BROS. , Savannah, weight in four weeks, I take great plea­ era of glitter. Ga.: DE&JR SIRS—I bought a bottle of sure in recommeii'Ving it to all unfortu­ A sketch is given of a pretty wool gown covered with guipure. A chou of pearl brown cloth. Tho plain skirt has plaits pour P. P. P. at Hot Springs. Ark. .ana velvet, with, lace, trims the front, while at at the side and back and is finished around t has done mo more good than three nates like 1" ^ urs truly, of bluet and beige goods. The skirt has gr Rheumatism ?months' treatmeat at the Hot SprlBgK. J CJIY MQ RB two large plaits at the back and.opens the back, are several velvet choux, from the foot with five rows of stitching. A Send three bottle»Cb O. D. over a panel of bluet velvet. The round the midst of which spring two black os­ stitched strap trims either side of the front EWTOK. Norwalk's Congressional candidate bodice is crossed in front and confined by trich feathers. JUDIC CHOLLET. at the bottom. The plain round bodice ^anti Scrofula Aberdeen, Brown County, O. mav not be as handsome as Bridge­ a velvet belt fastened with a gold buckle. opens over a crossed vest of white benga- Capt. 3. X>. Johnston. port's, but this fact does not excuse the ON THE BOULEVARD. line and that again over a cloth plastron. * P. P. P. purifies the blood, bnildsnp The back has two velvet bretelles termi­ the weak and debilitated, gives To all whom it may concern: I here­ Park City press for saying such pretty The bodice has a pointed ripple basque strength to weakened nerves, expels by testify to the wonderful properties nating in two long ends falling over the Pretty Things That May Be Seen In a diseases,givinu the patient health and things of our Mr. Hill and then print­ and a cloth belt, from which depend two happiness where sickness, gloomy of P. P. P. for eruptions of the skin. I skirt. The vest and revers are of velvet, Stroll In Paris. suffered for several years with an un­ ing such horrid caricatures as his like­ the latter being trimmed with gold and stitched straps. Straps also form the cuffs feelings and lassitude first prevailed. sightly and disagreeable eruption oa The Parisian is a viveur, but there is my face. I tried every known reme­ ness. black spangled lace. The gigot sleeves are of the gigot sleeves. JUDIC CHOLLET. For primary,secondary and tertiary dy but In vain,until P. P. P. was used, Buckltn's Arnica S&lva. plain. JUDIC CHOLLET. one thing he is not, and that is a shop­ syphilis, ior blood poisoning, mercu­ and am now entirely cured. keeper, says a recent writer on Parisian rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and- (Signed by) J. D. JOHNSTON, The Best Saiveiu the world ior Cute HANDS, FEET AND HAIR. In all biood and skin diseases, like Savannah, Ga, life, who evidently does not hold to gener­ blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum VARIOUS ITEMS. 1 tetter, scald head, bolls, erysipelas, Skin Caaccr Cared. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands ally accepted ideas. A stroll along the Keep the Fingers Rosy, the Feet Warm eczema-we may say, without fear of boulevard soon demonstrates that the art and the Hair Glossy. contradiction,that P. P. P. lsthebest Testimony from, the Mayor of Sequin^TtX, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup If Yon Are Thin, Eat Peaiiuts, and If Wrin­ 1 blood purifier in the world,and makes tions, and positively cures Piles, or no kled Don't Worry. of window dressing still leaves room for The manicure is an institution useful positive, speedy and permanent cures SEQTJIK, TEX., January 14,1893. improvement. The Parisienne never goes fn all cases. MESSRS. LIPPMAN BROS. , Savannah, Payrequired, It is guaranteed to give Peanuts, long despised as vulgar and in­ and proper, but personal attention to the Ga.: Gentlemen—I have tried your P. out shopping to satisfy her curiosity, or to P. P. for a disease of the skin, usually perfectsatisfaction, or money refunded digestible, are now stated to be a health­ nails and hand is better. The woman of Ladles whose systems are poisoned ksown as skin cancer,of thirty years' Price 25 oeats per box. For Sale b4 ful and valuable article of food and are "have a look around," or to kill time, or good taste has her finger nail cut exactly ' and whose blood is In an impure condi- standing, and found great relief: It "prico" goods. Before setting out to make ' tion, due to menstrual Irregularities, purifies the blood and removes all Ir­ j£. B. Hale. recommended to thin women as an easily to the round of her finger, matching the are peculiarly benefited by the won- a purchase she has exactly determined on Jerful tonic and bioou cleansing prop- ritation from the seat of the disease obtained and inexpensive fattening diet. half moon below and just portraying the and prevents any spreading of the Speaking of Machinery Ball at the what she requires. She does not trouble tip. It is filed simply to smoothness and . erties of P. P. P.-Priclrly Ash, Poke sores. I have taken five or six bottles D anbury Fair, the News says : Capron, If you would avoid wrinkles, care not Boot and Potassium. and feel confident that another course , only for your skin, but your nerves. Con­ the young man behind the counter with a rubbed only to remove roughness and will elfecc a cure. It has also relieved the Norwalk Mill machinery and water vague description of pattern or material, marks. A weekly polish with the rose SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Aug. 14th,1S93. me from Indigestion and stomaob 1 wheei man, is on hand as usual. trol your temper and do not try to have a —I can speak in the highest terms or troubles. Yours truly, tinted and rose scented salve, washed away your medicine from my own personal OAPT. W. M. EXIST, And that other Norwalk man, the too expressive and vivacious countenance. knowledge. I was affected with heart Attorney at Law. Sleep nine hours a night and an hour a with the brush in warm water before fin­ disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for potter, is there too. He is making and ishing, answers all the needs of the nails 35 years, was treated by tho very best selling miniature jags, pigs and other day. Decline to worry. Wear smoked physicians ana spent hundreds of dol­ glasses, insread of scowling fiercely at the thus kept, while before the polishing the lars, tried every known remedy with­ dcok on Blood Diseases Mallei Free. • pottery contrivances that may be used nail has been thoroughly cleansed, so that out finding relief. I have only taken as savings banks?. sunlight and the water. Refuse to try to one bottle of your P. P. P., and can ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. distinguish things afar off. Wash your no loose skin or hard particles adhere to cheerfully say it has done me more good than anything I have overtaken. LBPPNIAN BROS. Tw i Lives Saved. face in warm water with pure soap once a the sides or base, in order that no hang­ I can recommend your medicine to all nail can be formed to work or tear down euCarers of the above diseases. PROPRIETORS,' Mrs. Phcebe Thomas, of Junction City, day and rub it softly with flannel after MRS. M. M. YEARY. 111. was told by her doctors she had Con­ washing. the quick flesh. Every woman who wishes Springfield, Grsan County, Mo. Jiippman'd JLJIocli,Savanna Ji, Ga sumption, and that there was no hope Silk petticoats are to be the only fash­ this done can do it for herself. for her, but two bottles of Dr. King's ionable ones this winter, tho necessary A simple and often effectual remedy for New Discovery eompletelycured her and warmth being secured by a lining of silk oold feet consists in substituting fine wool­ she says it saved her life. Mr. Thomas or light flannel. The faint rustle of silk, en hosiery for that made of cotton and Eggers, 139 Florida St., San Pranciscos like the tinkling of ornaments, is consid­ lisle thread. Many women have a preju­ suffered from a dreadful cold, approach­ ered by many persons to bo one of the dice against woclen stockings, but the ing Consumption, tried without result greatest charms of feminine costume. smooth cashmere weaves have very little everything else then bought one bottle The favorite coiffures continue to be of the irritating quality common to coarse of Dr. King's New Discovery and in two simple ones, the hair being waved and ar- weeks was cured. He is uaturally thank­ ful. It is such results, of which these are samples, tuat prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in conghs and colds. Free trial bottles at H. R. Hale's drug store. Property in New Canaan is to be hereafter assessed at its full value. 1 YLRE YOUR Children Subject to Croup. Cures Cancerous# Every mother phould know that cioup MTF.TLE GREEX GOWN. can be "prevented. The first sympton in the search for which he turns over bales of true croup is hoarseness. This is upon bales of goods on the counter, to be Scrofulous Humor followed by a peculiar rough cough. finally told that the fair purchaser cannot If Champerlain's Cough Remedy is Mr. JAMES E. CUNNINGHAM, of Augusta, Me., says— :' ^ T2A COZY. at all see what she wants-, The French given freely as soon as the child be­ calicot would not stand that, so madame [, James E. Cunningham, am happy to speak a good word for CLOVER FITTERS comes hoarse, or even after the rough ranged in a k:v i either high or low, as and CLOVER OINTMENT. I have been confined to the house for several weeks enters, shows a small pattern or asks for during the winter, my appetite failed, and I was very mucn reduced in strength my eg cough has developed, it will prevent best suits the shrpe of the head. The elab­ exactly what she wants, gets it and re­ was swollen so badlv from the effects of cancerous- humors that it was with difficulty that the attack. 25c and 50c bottles for it ale orate arrangements seen in hairdressers' turns home, with the result that persuasive I could walk at aUT I chLced to see CLOVER REMEDIES advertised, and con- by Gregory & Co., druggists. models arc bcldom adopted by women of duded to give them a trial. After taking less than two bottles.Ifeelhke a new man powers on the part of the shopman, cheap­ annPtL rrnnd the swelling is all gone from my leg, and I can now walk quite the best taste. The town and city assessors have no­ ness of price as an inducement to purchase well. Your CLOVER BITTERS and CLOVER OINTMENT 3re, indeed, Crocheted thread lace is still the popu­ valuable remedies. tices of interest to taxpayers in anoth­ lar fancy work of the moment. A number and so forth are not needed, and, al­ COIFFUF.E. er column. of pretty patterns are shown for detached though keenly alive to the advantages of .vorsted and are quite as pretty as thread Aiirn Bitters, full pint bottle, $1.00; 6 bottles, $5.00. >• seizing upon a bonne occasion, or ''bar­ Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar­ squares, 4 or 5 inches in diameter. These hosiery, besides holding the color better. CLOV tK Ointment, 25 cents a box. Sold by all dealers. rhoea Remedy. gain, '' she does not give trouble for noth­ They are -particularly recommended to per­ squares are often crocheted of tinted cot­ Prepared by the sole proprietors, CLOVER MEDICINE CO., Augusta, Me. "I would rather trust that medicine ton and are used in curtains and for other ing in a shop. sons who go out in rainy weather, as the than any doctor I know of," says Mrs. decorative purposes. Perhaps it is because the Parisienne has danger of catching cold from wet shoes is Hattie Masen of Chilton, Carter Co., Pockets are coming into fashion again. the dry goods instinct developed to such less when wool is worn next the feet. Mo., in speaking of Chamberlain's Colic Some of the new capes have them placed perfection that she is so ideal a customer. Fashion is unusiaally sensible in the Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For conspicuously on the outside, and they However simple iier mode of selections matter of footwear just now. Low heels sale by^Gregory 8c Co , druggist?. have even made themselves evident in the may be, she has a keen ey« to the true and medium width toes are the rule for money value of what she buys, and it street boots, with a vamp long enough to basque. would be difficult to overreach her. But Stonecutters are busily engaged a< Now that the time of afternoon teas ap­ give slenderness to the foot. The Blucher Bates'granite work getting out the proaches the tea cozy becomes of interest. the chief charm of her gowns is their Pa­ style still holds its own, but should be • SCALDS redstone trimmings for the J. Donovan risian quality and not their cost. Only worn only by a woman having narrow The sketch shows one made of smooth Paris could produce such a costume as that and Bur us are soothed at once with building in South Norwalk. feet, as it emphasizes breadth. 1 cloth, wadded and edged with silk cord. shown in the sketch, for instance. It is y «\3 o, y,u 'i 1 • The decoration consists of a design em­ Tortoise shell articles are to be obtained Electric liittert. of myrtle green glace silk, tho plain skirt at wonderfully reduced cost. Large and (( 1,1/' VU broidered in chenille and fluted ribbons. being covered half way up with an appli­ : --Perry Davis' This etnedy is becoming so well known JUDIC CHOLLET. small combs and ornamental pins, both ? • cation of heavy cream lace. The round carved and plain, as well as tho ordinary • i X (k and so popular as to need no special waist is shirred lengthwise and has a yoke mention. All who have used Electric A Slustnclie Over Seven Feet Long. hairpins that many women prefer to those of the same lace bordered with a frill of made of wire, may now be bought at al­ (MmM PAW KILLER Bitters sing the same song of praise.— The people of Bcllington, W. Va., are cream mousseline do soie. The balloon A purer medicine does not exist and it is most as low a price as was once charged I It ':akes out the fire, reduces the inflam- proud of one of their citizens, whose only elbow sleeves are faiished with a similar for the imitation goods. The catogan roll guaranteed to do what it is claimed. Elec­ claim to greatness is his enormous beard frill. The choux and the puffing that ||rmaiion, and prevents blistering. It is of the coiffure in the sketch is held in a t 1 tric Bitters will cure all diseases of the and mustache. His name is Brown— borders the laoo on the skirt arc of silk, Lh; quickest and most effectual remedy for r/' Diver and Kidneys, will remove pimples place by a shell pin like a slender, curved "f-.- plain James Brown—but nature could aofc like the gown. JUDIC CHOLLET, triangle—one of the prettiest, because the boils, salt rheum and other affections hide his identity even in the Virg-inia pain tli-it is known... Keep it by you. caused by impure blood.—Wiil drive v Tea For Neuralgia. most natural seeming of the many styles mountains, especially after bestowing up­ of ornament. - JUDIC CHOLLET. malaria from the system and will prevent on him such an enormous beard. Brown "Nothing," says, a physician who has v as well as cure all malarial fevers.—For is 6 feet 1 inch in height, but even his been experimenting in diets in his hos­ A Fashion Note. cure of headache constipation, indigestion great stature does not hindor his chin pital, "brings peace to tho sufferer from try Eiectr.ic Bitters. Entire satisfaction beard from trailing on the floor when he It is whispered about among the select iiiii\v'e malarial chill equal to that which comes fashionable circles of Willie boys in Lon­ guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price stands erect. The mustache is even a from strong coffee, with a little lemon l-v 50c and §1 per bottle at H. R. Hale's greater curiosity than his beard, being ex­ don that side whiskers are to be the cor­ juice added." The same authority pro­ rect thing in face foliage as the season ad­ drugstore. , actly 7 feet 4 inches ''from tip tp( tip..,"— nounces tea almost a specific for neuralgia i vances. kit "V " '

Candidate Morton Notified. Col. Stevenson's Military Band RHINECLIFF. N. Y., Oct. 4—The Re­ publican notification committee notified Tobacco 40 FiRST-CLASS MUSICIANS 40 Hon. Levi P. Morton of his nomination THE SOUTH NORWALK for governor. The party consisted of cannot be beaten Chauncey Depew, General Tracy, Wil­ EMINENT VOCAL QUARTETTE, liam Brooitfield, Charles W. Hackett, at home or abroad General Horace Porter, Edmund Wetmore, ROOFING AND PAPER Rendering the magnificent music.il compositions of COL. WM. General Anson G. MoCook, General Col- for quality or flavor. lis and John S. Wise. The party, with H. STEYENaON, including his popular "ODD FELLOWS' Senator Saxton and Judge Haight, were •i Washington Street Biidge, MARCH." Personally conducted by COL. WAT. H. STEVEN­ entertained at luncheon by Mr. Morton. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SON, L. M. Rich, Manager. Russell Will Not Ran. BOSTON, Oct. 4.—The Traveller tonight says that Hon. John C. Russell of Leo­ Prices, 35, 50 and 75 Cents. minster has refused to be the Democratic candidate for governor; also that he will COAL Sale of seats commences Friday morning, at Plaisted's and Greg­ not only refuse the nomination if tendered Nutmeg State, Star, Victor, Cyclone, Nox-'em-all. Rozensize Sheathing PUper, Butchers,' ory's drug stores. him at the state convention, but that he Bakers' Confectioners', Dry Goods, Hardware Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Twine and But- will decline to be present or take any part 'teff^oSu'want a good Gravel, Sand or Tar Roof, give us a chance. Our roofs are warranted at the gathering. Mr. Bussell gives as his Old Company's Lehigh, reason lor withdrawing this time that his for 10 years. GEORGE R REDMAN, Manager health is poor. Hazleton, CTOFS Creek, Keqaiem For Archbishop Bayley. and other first-class fam­ BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.—A solemn mass pf ily Coal. Our range and requiem was sung today in the cathedral for the repose of the soul of Archbishop heater Coals*iJor family \-<3 Bayley, the predecessor of Cardinal Gib­ use are carefully prepar­ BABY CARRIAGES! bons in the see of Baltimore. The rector of the cathedral was the celebrant of the ed ; all slate and dust re­ mass, and the senior assistant priests were moved before delivery. respectively deacon and subdeacon. The THE BEST FLOOR HADE! cardinal gave the absolution. C RAYMOND BROTHERS Shot When She Screamed. SOUTH NORWALK. jjHIS FLOUR has stood the test, and been at the OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES DOTHAN, Ala., Oct. 4.—While on her ^ head for the last twenty years. It will make way to school Mi6S Lena McArdle, aged OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, GG §§§111 more Bread and Better Bread than any other 16, was attaoked by an unknown negro, Flour made. Be sure and get the JONES SUPERLA­ who attempted to assault her.' When she TIVE FLOUR. All grocers have it. .FROM $5.00 11*! •screamed, he shot her and ran. The bul­ let entered her breast, producing a fatal o wound. Armed men are searching for the negro. If caught, he will be lynched. COAL WHOLESALE AGENTS: FURNITURE The Scituate Slnrder Mystery. THE HOLMES, KELLER & PROVIDENCE, Oct. 4.—Lawrenoe Kee- EW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD gan, 50 years of age, formerly employed N RAILROAD. SELLECK CO. RAYMOND & SONS, 46 and 48 in one of the largest dry goods houses in —NEW YOBK DIVISION Main street, Norwalk, Conn., are re­ this city, but latoly a man about town June 17th, 1894. ceiving their Spring Furniture which without employment, has been arrested, Trains leaveSouth Norwalk asfollow they are selling at hard times prices. charged with the murder of Emily Cham­ FOR NEW YORK—Accommodation trains at We are offering the largest assort­ bers, and is confined at police headquar 9.36 a.m., 1.11, 2.54, 4.07, 5.30, 6.50, 8.00, 1020 ment to be found in Norwalk. Hard­ p. ra. Express trains at 5.26,5.46, 6.15 (locaw. ters, pending further investigation. 6,55 (locaD.i7.es (local), 7.54 (local). 8.21 (local). wood bedroom suits, $14, $16, and $18 9.03 (local) 9.58,10.45. 11.37. (local) a. m. 12.5? Silk Brocatelle parlor suits, $40. Rug An Old Man Bleeds to Death. 2.25,4.20,5.20,6.20 7.57 p.m. For Washington vu, Satin Trimmed parlor suits, $45.00. HUNTINGTON, N. Y., Oct. 4.— JarvisR. Harlem River 1.13a.m. (daily. SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 9 15 a. m.. 6.14, Rolph, a prominent citizen of Bunting- (local),7.23,(local) 9.2S p. m. Expresr ">.26 5:4* •V ton, fell today and struck his head against a. m. the mouth of a coal scuttle. The point of FOB NEW HAVEN AND THE EAST.—Accommo­ dation trains at (i.32, 7.38, S.46 and l1 44 a. m., THE D. M. READ CO. it pierced his temple, and before medical 1.40, 4.32, 5.27 , 6.27 , 7.28 (to Bridgeport), aid could be summoned be bled to death. 8.419.41 and 11.15p.m. Express trains at 1.05,Jfi7 Mr. Rolph was 81 years of aga 9.11 10.09, 11.06 a. m. 12.05, 3.03, 5.07 (Nauga- tuck Express)7.10 p. m. Telephone Call, 77-4, Furnishing Undertakers SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 7.38,9.12 a. re. an Fire Destroys Valuable Paintings. 7.15 p.m. Exnress 1.05 and 1.17 a. m. HAVERHILL, Mass., Oot. 4.—Fire in C.T HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass.A Mrs. W. P. Gardner's art studio, on COR.iFAIRFIELD AVENUE Washington street, today destroyed valu­ able paintings. CataprH ELY AND MAIN STS. ' The Weather. Fair; slightly cooler; increasing wester­ ly winds. CREAM BALM BRIDGEPORT,!: : : CONN. ONLY FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. Cleanses the Nasa BRIDGEPORT ['Passages, Allays Regularly organized Business Col­ Closing Quotations of the New York Stock Exehsage. HMFEVER Pain andlnflamma lege in Fairfield County. Send for NHW.YORK, Oct. 8.—Money on call easy at 1 tiori . BUSINESS illustrated catalogue giving the names per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 3@5)4 per Heals theSores' of over 100 graduates we have placed cent. Sterling exchange strong,t with ftdtaai business in bankers' bills at 84.86Mft&4.86% for de­ Restores the Sens e in business. mand and at [email protected]% for 00 days. Posted I THE FIRST GUN! ! of Taste and COLLEGE. (Not Shorthand School.) rates, [email protected]!^ and $i.87(&iv87J<6. Commer­ % cial bills, $4.84%@4:8<%. Silver .'certificates, 63 Smell. G. H. TURNER, President. bid; no sales. Bar silver, 62££. Mexican dol­ The Autumnal Fashions have G325 MAIN STREET, HAY-EEVER TRY THE CURE I I W. E. DENNIS, Teacher of Penmanship lars, 51J4. Government bonds firm. State bonds already burst upon us and our BRIDGEPORT, dull. Railroad bonds weak. A particle is appliedlinto osch nostril and CONN. ED. FREYI,ER, Secretary and Treasurer. Closing prices: agreeable. Pricn 50c at Prngpists; by mai 1 Atchison . 5% N. J. Central 110 registered, 60c. ELY BROS., 56 Warren street. store which tries always to keep w Bur. & Quincy.. 75% North American 4 NewlYork. a little ahead of the styles, con­ 1 C., C., C. & St. L 39H Northern Pacific i% % A Chesapeake & 0 19K Do. pref 18 tains many highly novel and Chicago Gas 70 N. Y. Central.... m I O Cojrdage Wi Omaha 36 Cotton Oil m Ontario & West.. m For Sale or To Rent. useful hints from the fashion >14 I DAILY GAZETTE'S DeL 6c Hud .123 Pacific Mail 15 On Easy Terms. centres of the world Distillers' Trust.. m Reading 1794 One new double house, all improvements'; I A DAILY FREIGHT LINE Erie Richmond Term. im one house on West Main street, alsp 2 building , • ";Vf Classified Business Directory. General Electric. 2m Rock Island m lots at East Norwalk. and other property. I I w /" "X Hocking Valley.. 18« Silver Bullion.... 03^ is I Laekawanna 170^5 St. Paul 6iw Cards under this head $2.50 per line per year Lake Shore 134^ Sugar Refining... 83% S. B. Wilson, Lead 3 Texas Pacific New Fall Carpets. NEW YORK, NORWALK AND SO. m 11 A B4JTK8. Louisville &Nash. 54% Union Pacific.... 119* CARPENTER a" BUILDER NORWALK. Missouri Pacific. 27% Wabash pref 14 y* 1 Ghenille and Lace Curtains.^ NOBWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. Wall st, N Office, 92 WALL ST., NOKTVLAK. Yf Northwestern... 103 Western Union.. % *4 Deposits over $2,000,000, surplus$90,000. Geoi ^ Cloaks, Gapes and Suits. PROPELLERS M. Holmes, president; Wm. A. Curtisvice- New England.... ao 7T71TNA INSRUANCE CO., of Hartford ' 1 president; Geo.E. Miller .treasurer. •/m'J Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetuaft-s il Latest Fiench and German Nov- INSURANCE, General Markets. Capital and Assets, 98,902.272.64. % s NOBWALK FIBE INS. CO., N.In successlul NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—FLOUR—State and _Insures against loss and damagfe by FIRE onp H' elties in CITY OF NORWALK, business since 1860; no outstanding claims. western steadier; city mills patents. $£@4.15; terms adapted to the hazard and consisten * WILSON, O. E., Gazette bldg., N. Invest­ winter patents, [email protected]; city mill clears, with the laws of compensation f H Dress Goods, Silks, & Velvets. I n ments and money to loan. Also insurance $3.45; winter straights, [email protected]. COWLES & MERRILL, © written in b est of companies at lowest rates WHEAT—No. 2 red opened steadier on war Sole aeents for Norwalk and vicinitv. % • Blankets at Lowest Price. EAGLE AND ATTOMXJEY8. Bcare, growing out of misunderstanding be­ 1 ; • • ..." HUBBELL, JAMES T.. 9 Water street, N. tween France and England, and ruled steady . New Styles Calico Wrappers. I 0 HUBLBUTT, J.BELDEN. at the rise; May, 62&c.; December, 57 5-16o? Attorney and Counselor at Law, room 4, (up Tie Norwali Fire Imce Co stairs) Gazette Building, Norwalk. CORN—No. 2 steadier on moderate receipts Fall Weight Underwear. i s VULCAN. west and in sympathy with wheat; May 54$£c.; Has now Completed its -A FAMILY GROCJSR. i December, 5S%c. 33d SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS YEAR; :-ti i. Ladies' Muslin Underwear. SELLECK. GEORGE WARD. 18 Wall st., N OATS—No. 8 qniot and steady with wheat % V Choice Teas and Coff ees, a speciilty, and corn; May, 57 •>% % DANN. H. E., 8 River st„ Livery Stables 8808.50. vary Insures for less wM J. Beavan, Pres.; G. B. ST. JOHN* Treas H Gimp Dress Trimmings. MARKET. PORK—Quiet; new mess, [email protected]; fam­ GEO.R COWLES, Sec'y. MODEL MARKET, 20 Wall sty N.; beef, veal ily, #16. • M, Ladies' Corsets, Newest lamb pork, poultry, etc. W. Wardell, proy LARD—Steady; prijne western eteamj88.55. Leaving Pier 23, East River, N. Y. 5.00 p. m. ETER l>. GUIGUE, Florist and Nursery -^"X- UNJ) ERTAKER . BUTTER—Finn; state dairy, 14@23c.; state 1 Styles. Norwalk 5.00 p. m.; South Norwalk 6.00 p. m. creamery, 18@25}£c. man Uuion Avenue, north of Union 1- 0 BAYMOND. G. H.. 46-48 Main st.,; telephone CHEESE—Quiet; state, large, 8@10%c PCemtery Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green . Kf MARBLE YARD . House Hot House and Bedding and Vege- ' Novelties in Jewelry, etc. Steamers go after and deliver goods any­ EGGS—Easy; sfate and Pennsylvania, 2k;.; table Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, '"i-d . where in New York or vicinity upon applica­ ATS3, P.W.Water st.,N; Steam Stone Works western, 18@1I8@19££e. < Shubbery, Vines, Cut Flowers, always on If. I A pMonumental and Bid '?. Crockery. ? tion to agents. SUGAR—Raw nominal; fair refining, 3^c.; hand, and all sorts of designs in flowers ar- - centrifugal, 96 test, 3^c"; refined quiet; crushed, ranged to order. ;- *** Grading and refilling cemeterylots j: Silverware, * p. • ' ; h GEO, H. OSTEUBANKS, 5 l-16@5J4c.;-powdered, 43£@415-16c. ended to. \ , Fairfield Co. Savings Bank. MQL&SSES—Quiet; New Orleans, 23@38c. • || Glassware. House and Sign Paint- RICE—Firm; domestic, 456@6^ci; Japan, 4H NORWALK, CONN. Sept. 20th. 1894. @4^. The Board of Directors of this Bank have ing and Paper Hanging. TALLOW—Steady; city, 4Jgc. 3' ^ ^ I this day declared a dividend at thejrate of four J. Belden Hurlbutt, (4) per cent per annum from the earnings of HAY—Steady; shipping, 5oc.; good to choice, 0@80c. v ,1 iiK? the current six months, to be credited to de­ Orders promptly and reasonably executed. V I ^KITCHEN FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS. 1 8®i§i * " i" vV """" - • positors October 1st, 1894, and payable on and Shop No. 7 Water street. Residence 47 River Atoraej id Bonnsellor at Lav after October 10th. 1894. •• 7 V": lw,:v. . JAMES H. BAILEY, Treasure street, Norwalk. 954 6M } Advertise in the GAZETTE. BOOM 4, UP STAIRS,

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Nuwrw TAKE 111 ft STORY? •Truth above all things. The Anglo-French War Cloud Thought AVER'S pill Town of Norwalk. :• FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,1894. to Have Been Dispelled, the Only' We, the undersigned, hereby give notice to [ Entered in the Post-Office as a Newspaper. Capt. George ^H. Davenport, the Popular all persons and corporations, liable to pay- f-, CABINET taxes in the Town of Norwalk. that they are The Battle in New York. THOSE COUNCILS. g£§f' and W*ell-Known G. A R. Veteran Re­ Sarsaparilla required by law to deliver to the Assessors - Senator Hill will be defeated for or either of them, on or before the first day of Tliey Were Called Only to Consider Governor if he should remain in the November, 1894, a written or printed list, dat­ Coarse of .Action With Reference to- AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. field. It is idle to speculate as to the lates an Experience. A Reader and ed signed, and sworn to, of all the property * China, and Madagascar Had Noth­ owned by them on the first day of October, issue of such a contest. Even if the &r> ing at All to Do VV1 h Them. IT LEADS 1894, liable to taxation, otherwise it will be the $ ' present political tide we re as strongly Power in Grand Army Circles. duty of the Assessors to make out such list ac­ 1$^' with the Democrats as it is with the ALL OTHER cording to their beet judgment and knowlede Republicans, there would be more tban LONDON, Oct. 5.—The British cabinet and adding ten per cent thereto, which they council met today in obedience to Tues­ BLOOD are compelled by law to doi and from which / danger in his candidacy ; with the pop­ day's summons. Most of the ministers lists so made there is no appeal. ular tide strongly against the Demo­ were present. Sir William Harcourt, chan­ N. B.— Lists may be returned to the Assess­ cratic party, because of severe business cellor of the exchequer, was absent. The Purifiers. ors, at the Selectmen's office, Bank Building, and industrial distress for which tarifi meeting lasted from noon until 1:30 p. m. Norwalk, and at the Council Boom, Haviland It was announced afterward upon au­ street, South Norwalk, from and including tinkering is responsible, the election of thority that the council, after discussing October 13,1894, to and including November Hill as Governor of New York is not the state of affairs in China, decided to 1st, 1894, said offices to be open from 10 to 12 within the range of possibility. send troops to that country in order to o'clock a. m, and from 2 to 5 o'clock p. m., and It is evident that Senator Hill did protect British interests. It is probable on Saturday^, and. November 1st from 7 to 9 that additional ships will be sent to not seek the nomination for Governor. o'clock in the evening. * strengthen the fleet in Chinese waters un­ Dated at Norwalfc, October 2nd, 1894. ' .. He is a very able, cunning and unscru­ der the command of Admiral Fromantle. FBANKLIN A. TOLLES, pulous politician, and he practically It is also said that in consequence of to­ S. SMITH L'HOMMEDIEU. owned the convention that nominated mm: day's meeting the British legation at Pe­ king will soon be guarded by British blue­ JAMES MITCHELL, "" . him. but it cut off from Democratic jackets and native Indian soldiers. The '• Assessors. • affiliation scores of thousands of the stock market rcovered this morning from most intelligent and independent Dem­ the flatness caused by yesterday's rumors. Consols for both money and the account $12.00. ocratic voters, by refusing any repre­ showed an advance at 12:30 p. in. of one- sentation to the Democrats of New eighth over the closing pricos yesterday. The market for American securities open­ Assessors' • Notice. York and Brooklyn, who sent contest­ ing delegations to the convention, and ed dull, with irregular but unimportant changes, and then became active and It is a fortunate the large body of Hill's enthusiastic higher. Gity of Norwalk, followers obviously lost sight of the in­ Newspapers' Fright Gone. event for any busi- superable obstacles to Hill's election, The English newspapers have apparent­ _. ness house to strike and in an eruption of enthusiasm forced ly recovered from the bad fright which We hereby give notice io all persons and some of them received by the hasty call­ the popular taste. corporations liable to pay taxtes ia the City him upon the ticket against his earnest ing of the council. The afternoon news­ of Norwalk, that they are required !by law tp and, we doubt not, honest protest. papers, which yesterday apparently feared Our deliver to the Assessors or either of them, a The enthusiasm exhibited at the con­ war with France, are today unanimous a written or printed list, dated, signed and in expressing the opinion that there is not sworn to, of all the property owned by them vention inspired its members with the the slightest need of anxiety as to a serious belief that the Democracy of New York on the first Monday of October, 1894, liable to dispute with France and express the opin­ $12.00 taxation. Otherwise it will be the duty of the was again united under the lead of its ion that the cabinet council will not be Assessors to make out such list according to strongest candidate and that it could be called upon to decide anything more seri­ law, to their best judgment and knowledge ous than the protection of British inter­ successful; but since they have reached Suits and adding 10 per cent thereto, which they by ests in China. It was generally expected law are compelled to do. and from which list their homes and come in contact with that the council would deoide the question so made, there is no appeal. as British troops are to J;he{ people they must have learned the to whether or not Lists may be returned to the assessors, at be sent immediately to the treaty ports of For feflrfui mistake they committed for the China. l^ie City Council room cn the sccond floor of party aud the cruel wrong they inflicted The Times, in a leader today, points out the Fairfield County National Bank Building, upon Senator Hill. They forced him the fact that neither Marquis Dufferin nor from and including October 10th to and in­ Men's cluding October 30th, 1894, (Sundays excepted) to the front as a conspicuous and defi­ Baron de Courcel, the new French em­ bassador, Is at his posts as proof that said room to be opened from 9 o'clock a. m. to ant target for every independent voter there are no serious matters in dispute be­ 12 o'clock noon, and from 2 o'clock to 5 p. m., who does not believe in nationalizing a tween the two governments and says: Wear and on Wednesday and Saturdiy evenings; Tammany politics, and they forced "Baron de Courcel's appointment indi­ from 7 to 9 o'clock. upon the Democrats of New York the cates that France desires to preserve the CHABLES OLMSTEAD, best relations with Great Britain. We Does CLABENCE B.COOL1DGE, always dangerous issue of making a have of course various questions of more CHABLES N. WOOD, presidential candidate for the next na or lees urgency and complexity between Assessors. tional contest. This fact alone would CAPT. GEO. H. DAVEXPOBT." ourselves and France, but on a calm ex­ amination of all these problems it Is diffi­ It i City of Norwalk, October 4th, 1891. have defeated Senator Hill at this time, cult to suppose that any one, or even any Store open eveiy and when his record during the last group of them, could suddenly develop in evening until 8 session of the Senate is considered, ex­ such a fashion as to threaten, however re­ NORWALK LOCK COMPANY. hibiting the most vindictive hostility to Capt. Geo. H, Davenport of Bernard- their G. A. R., without any apparent motely, our good understanding. o'clock. France to Have a Free Hand. the Democratic national administration ston, Mass., is a most popular and wide­ fatigue, which I could not have done The undersigned, Trastee, hereby offers for ly .known man* especially in Grand before I used Dr. Greene's Nervura. "Jn MaOc^ascar our relations ace so de­ W. A. BENEDICT & sale Capital stock in the Norwalk Lock Co. and with a score or xacre of Democratic Army circles. He is Pension Agent "I hme often recommended this fined by agreements, which we have every CO,, Sentinel Building, to the amount of $10,000, par value, or 400 wonderful cure for disease to my nominationsin his own stele ^refused and .everybody knows him. He is best intention of religiously respecting, as to South Norwalk, Conn shares, or any part thereof. confirmation by him, it is simply mid­ known to the whole country through friends, and shall be happy to answer leave France a free hand within all rea­ Parties desiring to purchase are requasted any further inquiries from anyone.'' > sonable limits. In Egypt, as far as known, summer madness to present him as a his discovery of "Davenport's Silver to make their offers before October 25th, 1894, Pomade," probablyjh^ best article of The experience of the gallant captain and in the whole category of African to the undersigned, addressed at Nashua N.H. hopeful candidate for Governor in this its kind in the world. is the experience of everybody.;' All questions nothing novel or startling has stating the amount of stock desired and ihe fateful year for the Democracy. Capt. Davenport is a most entertain­ who use this great curer of disease, this come to light lately. In Slam it appears price they will pay, either per share, or the It is now announced that Judge Gay- ing speaker, and his relation of the fol­ restorer of health and strength, Dr. there will be no fresh ground for contro­ per centum. No offer for less than 20 shares Greene's Nervura blood and nerve versy until the report of the delimitation nor will decline the State Judicial lowing incident will be interesting to will be considered.: everybody, remedy, report that it invariably makes commission shall be ready. In the far The undersigned reserves the right to ac­ nomination tendered him by the con­ "I had been troubled severely for them well. east, on the contrary, we are forcibly cept or reject any or all offers. vention, and if Senator Hill is as saga­ years with heart disease, and the effects The weak nervous and ailing should struck by the existence of a 6tate of dis­ This offer to sell is bona-fide and bidders are of malarial poison contracted in the try it on the strength of what everybody turbance, which obviously may give rise promised fair and confidential consideration. cious as his friends give him credit for, who has used it says of its wonderful to questions needing prompt decision by he will give an early declination also, Army. I was so nervous and weak that FBANK G. NOYES, Trustee. I was unable to do any hard work foi curative powers. It will cure you" the cabinet." South Norwalk, September 22nd, 1894. and look for some eminently able and years. Why waste time in trying uncertain The Times, on the authority of its thoroughly acceptable cahdidate to "I consulted many doctors but have and untried remedies, when here is a Portsmouth correspondent, declares that physician's prescription, a discovery yesterday's rumors regarding the move­ MRS. MEAD'S lead the party in the coming battle. found no good results froni them. I finally used Dr. Greene's Nervura made by the greatest living specialist ments of the British fleet are unfounded. With Hill as the candidate for Gover­ blood and nerve remedy, and can say in curing nervous and chronic diseases, A dispatch to The Times from Paris * NOTICE! nor in New York, it meaos inevitable that it has done great things for me. Dr. Greene of 35 West 14th St. New says that neither the rumor of a hitch with defeat for the party and the political "I have been helped, in the heart York City. If you take, this medicine Great Britain nor the report of a blockade OFFICE OF " you can consider yourself under Dr. of Madagascar has received much credence destruction of Hill himself. trouble more than from any and all other things I ever used. I find that Greene's direct professional care, and there. People are slow to believe that THE NORWALK STREET R'WAY GO. Such is the editorial opinion cf so there is a hitch between France and Great SCHOOL for weakness and nervous excitement you can consult him or write to him NORWALK CT., SEPT. 26, 1894. sagacious a Democrat as Colonel Mc- it ia great help. For instance, on Mem­ about your case, freely and without Britain. charge. This is a guarantee that his The Paris correspondent of The Stand­ The annual meeting of the stockholders of Clure of the Philadelphia Times. orial Day I addressed the G. A. R.. at FOR Northfield, and jon the| following day remedy will cure, possessed by no other ard says that he has made inquiries in this companv (formerly known as the Norwalk at Whateley, I gave an address -before medicine in the world. the proper quarters, and that he is in a Horse Bail way Co.) will be held at their office Retirement of David P. Rhoades. position to state that, whatever urgent on Tuesday, October 9th, 1894, at 3 o'clock David P. Rhoades, for many years communications have been received by liittle Children, p. m., for the ejection of directors for the en­ the president of the New York News the British foreign office, they did not suing year, and for the transaction of any company, retired from actve business A Two-Minute Mile in Sight. Religious Liberality. come from France. No urgent communi­ other business proper to come before said cation, he says, could have been sent from Girls and meeting. Saturday. He was an associate of The Neto Yew Sun calls editorial at­ • ; - E. J. HILL, President. Homce Greeley in founding the Tri­ The mile paced in 159£ by Flying Jib the Frenoh foreign office without being at Chillicothe, in harness, with a run­ tention to some of the remarkable first submitted to the French cabinet. bune and was one of the original stock­ The last cabinet meeting was held a week Young holders. things that occurred at the Unitarian ning mate, while counting as nothing ago. . He had also been connected with Mr. more than an unofficially timed exer­ Convention at Saratoga last week. Greeley in the publication of the New "When the Unitarians needed a meeting The Feeling In France. Ladies ^ AVOID THE KNIFE. Yorker and the Log Cabin. When the cise trial, may well be accepted as evi­ place one day, a Presbyterian church PARIS, Oct. 5.—The French cabinet Tribune was started Mr. Rhoades took dence that a pacing record of two met today. The ministers decided to Eyesight is Priceless. charge of the work of delivering and minutes or better is a possibility of the was put at their service. prosecute The Parti Ouvrier, the newspa­ Re-opens selling the paper, and he personally There was another thing yet more immediate future, 'V' per which recently publishd an article up­ Cataracts can be absorbed. No sold some of the first copies in the remarkable. On Thursday the Uni­ on the Frenoh army maneuvers that was street, tie continued in the manage­ The magic line of two minutes for a waiting to be blind. Pronounced tarian Convention opened its doors to regarded as insulting to the army. ment of the delivery department of the mile by a horse in harness has been President Casimir-Perier has signed the incurable diseases of the eye and newspaper for 2G years and then re­ crossed on a kite-shaped track, by a two competent representatives of the decree appointing Baron de Courcel lids cured without risk. At our offi­ tired to start the news company, which paces whirled along by the help of a Catholic church, and listened' respect­ French embassador to London in succes­ SEPTEMBER 27, ces and by mail. Hundreds con­ he continued to control until it was fully to their discourses in defence of sion to M. Decrais, who has been recalled. vinced. Pamphlet and advice free. consoiidtaed with t(ie American News running horse at his side. Never mind. The Journal des Debats, referring to company. Mr. Jr.hoades is still hale Flying Jib, the performer in question, Catholicity, without making reply to the war alarm in England, says that there Why not investigate. and heartj'. He lives at Stratford, is merely an irregular skirmisher for a the arguments that were presented. Is no question between Great Britain and EYE AND EAR, Conn.—New York Tribune. line advancing in his rear. He has The paper of Judge Robinson, a Cath­ France which cannot be settled amicably. 1894. The Soleil declares that Madagascar Mr. Rhoades was a delegate yester­ pushed forward in light order, just as olic layman of Connecticut, which was 65 West 35th St., New York. day from Stratford, to the Congres­ cannot lead to a conflict between France Westmont in 1884, harnessed with a read, dealt with the dogmas and doc­ and Great Britain. sional convention and voted for Mr. running mate I KC Flying Jib, jumped trines of his church, which he eluci­ The Matin says that it is absurd to sup­ The Southern New England Telephone Go. BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA. , Hill, just the same as his old colaborer, ten seconds bt> uud the mark .then ex­ dated for the instruction of the Uni­ pose that a dispute in regard to African TARRH THAT CONTAIN affairs with France was the reason for Horace Greeley would have done, had isting, and leu tnu pacers and trotters tarians. In the closing passages of it - •... * MERCURY. he been alive and a delegate. summoning t&o English cabinet council. Look for K %/fl? of the going in the orthodox manner to strug­ he showed how Catholics and Protest­ as mercury will surely destroy the sense t ; gle after him. In 1894, the tenth year ants might work together in certain Tlmt Alleged Hadagnscar .Blockade. of smell and completely derange the ( lines of practical service, such as the PORT LOUIS, Island of Mauritius, Oct. whole system when entering it through after Westmont, finds that the pacer, the Sign Blue Belt; the mucous surfaces. Such articles OOD'S promotion of temperance, etc. 5.— The statement that a blockade of the in Robert J., has dropped a quarter of fcfend of Madagasaar had been declared by should never be used except on prescrip- j Sarsaparilla is carefully a second below Westmont's record, It is certainly a remarkable circum­ p^aneo was brought here by steamer from tions from reputable physicians, as the prepared by experienced and the trotter Alix only two seconds stance that a Catholic priest and a Cath­ Madagaaoor. The report appears to have NORWALK DIVISION. damage they will do is ten fold to the , pharmacists from Sarsa* behind, hoping to range up alongside. olic layman were invited to address a tjeen due to a misconstruction of the good you can possibly derive from them , French measures token to prevent the PUBLIC STATIONS ABB LOCATED?AS FOLLOWS: Hall's Catarrh cure manufactured by F * ^7- parilla-, Dandelion, Man- Unitarian Convention, for Catholicity Central Office So it will be with Flying Jib's laurels. landing of arms and ammunition for the Wall Street, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. contains no /•, • .drake, Dock,Pipsissewa, and Unitarianism are as wide as the New Canaan, New Canaan Messenger Some day a successor, going singly, Hovas. "Bowayton, E.W.Godfrey mercury, and is taken internally, acting Juniper Berries, and other well known will also pace in 1.59J, and litter a poles asunder. The Madagascar papers received here •South Norwalk, - B. H. Plaisted directly on the blood and mucous sur- '"v. Westport, T W. E. Osborn faces of the system. In buying Hall's ' > vegetable remedies. The Combination, Pro trotter will do the same. We do not draw any inference from state that tho French settlers have been •Wilton, N. Y. N. H. A H. B. B. r portion and Process are Peculiar to Hood's the friendly intercourse of prominent warned by the French residents to repair Indicates Automatic Station. Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu- } \ fci Flying Jib, although known to pos­ ine. It is taken internally and made in * «" Sarsaparilla, giving it strength and curative to th» coast in view of possible hostilities. sess a terrific flight of speed, has fre­ members of three divergent religious The French bishop and the French mis­ TO Ji JS-M . Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. power Peculiar to Itself, not pos^ quently been distanced in his race, bodies at Saratoga. It is evident, how­ sionaries. however, decline to leave the Half inch or less, 25c a Clay or $1.00 per teeefc Testimonials Free. Sold by druggists, ' sessed by other medicines. Hood'f capital until the latest moment. !fe- attributable to his erratic disposition ever, that the clergy of the three forms O KENT Furnished rooms to rent. In­ price 7oc per bflttle. , > ^ - "" of faith can render mutual service, and quire at No. 3 Brdsh street. 456 lw and not to any want of courage or lack A Drummer Robbed. T ife: oan profitably hold intercourse with sarsaparilla of speed. Trained as much to stay as TORONTO, Oct. 5.—Frank Dupie, a O KENT.—Booms in the Hadden building. Use it In T!me. Inquire on the premises of Mrs. ElizH- Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Boils, to go fast, his coming out with no pre­ each other, free from contention. Rochester commercial traveler, was sand­ Tbeth Hadden, 32 tf Catarrh starts in the nasal passages, Pimples and all other affections caused bj Perhaps, in times to come, there will bagged and robbed of OVCT $1,200 on Spa- affecting eyes, ears and throat, and is in vious preparation for such an effort and PTIO RENT The Store, No. 60 Wall street, impurtTblood; Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick be greater concord ia Christendom than dlna avenue. Dupre is still in a dazed con­ I lately occupied by B. G.Judd. Opposite fact, the great enemy of the mucous |./ pacing in better than two minutes is dition and may die from his injuries. Ho Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, there was in bygone ages or than there Bailroad and Post Office. Apply to Mrs.Eliza- membrane. Neglected colds in the hea presumptive that with a careful and is a trav«leivitor a hardware firm of Roch­ beth Hadden. 866 tf almost invariably precede catarrh, caus | Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Con*' is yet. This is the dream of the Pope. ester. Ho was to llave been married to­ special preparation for one fast mile *OB SAJjJE. ing an excessive flow of mucous, and i j$fp; plaints. It is Not What : Flying Jib and the pacer Westmont, day. f;:\.r the mucous discharge becomes interrupt- 1|ff| s we Say, but what Hood's OR SAI.E.—The household furniture of ed the disagreeable results of catarrh JW whose champion record of 2.01f, with Axed his Thumb. ^ A Tugboat Sank. the late Mehetable Lyon. is. now offered Sarsaparilla Does, that BROOKLYN, Oct. 5.—The tugboat W. J. Fat private sale, at her late residence, 30 Frank­ will follow, such as bad breath, severe running mate, was made in 1884, are While cutting wood at his home on lin avenue, opposite Union Park. MARGARET pain across forehead and about the eyes, Tells the Story—Hood's Center avenue, Wednesday afternoon, McCalden, while lying at the Atlantic MACCATJLEY, Executrix. 956 3t both from the same branch of the Ham- docls, filled and sank. The accident was a roaring and buzzing sonnd in the ears Sarsaparilla . Samuel Hoyt nearly severed the thumb and oftentimes a very offensive discharge. bletonian family, the latter being by on his left hand with an axe. The caused by the carelessness of one of the OSt SAMS.—goo loads of building stone [ boat's crew. He fell asleep while watoh* delivered to any part of the citr. In­ J Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged Almont, and Flying Jib by Algona, a wounded digit was dressed by Dr. W. Fquire of oraddress Esos ^KELLOGG, 60 Belden J cure for these troubles. • URBS. son of Almont. . V J. Tracey. tag the filling of the water tank. avenue. , ^0 3m Hood's Pills are gentle, mild aud effective

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Horace E. Darin, Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report Wit EXCELSIOH / * m BARGAIN - ^ Jjivery Sales Stable, m f: rwwnn Bates'Market !t CariiK Lawsuit IiMlviMf mi. I have two very desir­ Opposite Danbury and ; Thousands of Dollars. u able Building Lots,cen­ Norwalk Railroad depot, j ; 5 Water Street Norwalk, Conn. Stylish rHE KOSTEE & BIAL ROW. trally located, in a gen­ Single or Double Teams ''HS teel neighborhood, live with or without drivers. )scar Hammerstein Makes a Determined Safe horses for women Effort to Have a Beceiver Appoint­ ABSOLUTELY PURE ...... Rib Roast, . . . 12c lb •M"'k minntes walk from the and children. . . ed For the Famous Music Hall. .... Round Steak, , . " 12c lb r'-r ) bridge, that I will sell Latest l'hase of the Case. Shoulder Steak, . . 10c lb SADDLE HORSES A SPECIALTV at Slaughtered Prices, Pot Roast and Corned NEW YOP.K, Oct. 5.—Lawyer Stein- A FATAL WIRE. ^ Beef, . . 4 to 10c lb lardt, who attends to much of the civil A Workman Killed as Well as the Man THE JAPSJEAR NINGPO to close an estate. Ap­ jusiness of his firm, Howe & Hummel, Who Tried to Release Him. Hind Quarter Lamb, . 14c lb PATENTS! wasn't around his usual haunts in the BOSTON, Oct. 5.—Electrio light wires Their Vessels Have Been Sighted Ofi •' ply to : : : : : : ora " • " . . 12c lb itate courts today, and his absence de­ veloped the fact that he had gone to Al- at the corner of Congress and Channing jany to make application to Attorney streets today killed C. E. Day of 24 Leon the Clmsan Islands. FOSTER,FREEMAN & CHAMBERLAIN street, Roxbury, and caussd fatal injuries SPECIAL jreneral Hancock for a receiver for Koster mm, G. A. FRANKE, Councelors in Patent Causes. fc Bial, the concert hall proprietors. This to A. J. Munroe, at the Emergency hos­ Mechanical andElectrical ex-. iook the Messrs. Fromme, the lawyers for pital. Both men were in the employ oi THAT BATTLE AT PING-TANG AGENT. perts. Rooms 12,13, 14, Bish­ Koster & Bial, by surprise, for they had the Boston Electric Light company. ': ANNOUNCEMENT! Day was at the top of the electric light op Block, Bridgeport, Conn. nade all their preparations to fight the Strong Antiforeign Feeling Still Prevails I have just • 30 years experience in Pat­ natter in the state courts in this eity. pole in the act of trimming the arc light. ents. He had taken out ono of the carbons and at Pel-line—Ii Hang Chang's Pre- jr" Secured the Mr. Hummel had this paper served upon : Koster & Bial at the concert hall in Thir- was replacing it with a new one when he cautions — The Chinese Havo j ^ tJI SOME MEMBER OF OUR FIRM IS IN received the full force of the current. The IMPORTANT LATEST IMF0ETATI01T ;y-fourth street: Really Abandoned Korea. .;Y •V" NORWALK EVERY WEEK. shock was a severe one and rendered him . '.N To John Koster and Albert Bial, Directors and almost unconscious. He was prevented Spring and Summer Write for particulars to Bridgeport. Managers of Koster, Bial & Co.: Suitings, which Ii will Please take notice that an application will be from falling to the ground by the straps LOXDOX, Oct. 5.—A dispatch received make up at the lowes presented to the attorney general of the state around his body that were fastened to the here from Shanghai says that native ves­ Prime >f New York, at his office, in the city of Al­ pole. cash price. sels arriving at that place from Ningpo PLfl.N0 LESSONS. bany, on the 4tli day of October, 1894, at 13 When he received the shock, Day fell j'clock noon of said day, that an action will be backward, and many persons in the vi­ report that five Japanese warships are ly­ F.KOOOUR, ing ofi the Chusan islands, 50 miles from RS. G30RGE W. BRADLEY (daughter jrought against you and the Koster, Bial & cinity were witnesses of the sight. When Merchant Tailor of the late Mr. Wm.R. Nash,) gives effi- 3o., on the grounds specified in sections 1781 the injured man first received the shock, Ningpo. They add that the Japanese Rib I7 NOBTH MAIV STBEETJ So NORWILK, Co? i ens and satisfactory instructions onto ind 1783 of the code of civil procedure, for your he gave several heartrending cries which warships have no transports with them. fM iano at her home* No« 193 Main mi* misconduct and malfeasance as directors of taid corporation. Yours, etc., could be heard for a long distance. The presence of the Japanese ships neat HOWE & HUMMEL, Those who heard the cries knd were at­ Ningpo has caused a scare at the last Attorneys for Oscar Hammerstein, tracted to the man on the pole saw that he mentioned p&rt, as the few Chinese war­ FLOWERPOTS, 87 and 89 Center street. New York City. was still receiving the current, for his ships on the coast are obsolete and almost Roast, Dated Oct. 3,189-1. hands w^e seen to be burning, and even worthless. • The Chusan islands are situ­ 'flanging Baskets, Butter Pots, 1 Make War to the Knife. bis clothing in the region of the stomach ated 50 miles east northeast of Ningpo, Jugs aud Jars are now in season This, provoked war to the knife, for it was smoldering. Only 12 Cents Found. then became known for the first time that Some one, however, had presence oi off the east coast of China, province of JBISH OF BEST QUALITIES. We have a good assortment at Oscar Hammersteip, Koster & Bial's only mind enough to send word to the head­ Chehkiang, opposite the estuary of the Low Figures. Take a look at our partner, had decided to keep his threat, quarters of the Boston Electrio company, Tsien-Tang-Kiang. A Profit! and within a few minutes a wagon be. Ningpo is a port, oppn to foreign Writing Pads, lc, 5c and 10c ON ALL MY MEATS BUI longing to the company was seen to be trade, in the province of Chehkiang, on each. coming down Congress street at a furious the Ningpo river. Its population is va­ Water Street, No. I TRY TO MAKE IT rate. riously estimated at from 120,000 to 500, - FAIRLY. The wagon contained a number of men, 000. The city of Ningpo is six miles in H. H. WILLIAMS, and two started up the pole. circumference and is inclosed in walls 25 THE RELJDEN AVENUE , 15 WAU, STREET. The first of these to go up the pole was feet high. Ningpo has an active trade TAILOR. A. J. Munroe, who tried to out the wirtis. and exports wood and charcoal largely to >r I don't believe in selling one As Mnnroe started to do so he also received Shanghai. kind of meat at cost and put­ a shock and fell back to the ground, strik­ A dispatch to The Times from Shanghai O. O'Brien, J. D. Jennings. ting a big profit on another. ing his head on the,curb, the base of his today says that, aocording to Chinese re­ Try me and I will use you skull being fraotured. ports, there was no pitched battle fought 4 now have a new and desirable stock of, UNDERTAKER The other man was apparently dazed at at Ping-Yanff, Korea. The Chinese there, Summer and Early Fall Suitings, which 4 Knight street, opposite fairly, and go out of my way the second accident and hardly knew according to these stories, only numbered I will cut and make to order in the best Street Railway Depot. to serve you. I have the best what to do. He recovered In a minute, 12,000 men, and they were greatly out­ manner at prices to suit the times. . . of meats, and the lowest pri­ and with the aid of a teamster and a large numbered by the Japanese troops. The NIGHT BELL A T OFFICE rope finally took Day from his horrible Chinese general, Yeh, it is also said, was Repairing, Cleanine and Pressing, ces in the city. Orders by position. prostrated with dysentery and withdrew mail receive prompt atten­ his whole foroe. General Wei, the Chinese Neatly, promptly and reasonably done. Horse Shoeing. ^ DI DIO. Day was taken to the hospital, but he tion. was found to be dead. < say, did the same, leaving only General Don't forget thenumber. The undersigned has taken the shop in -HAMMERSTEIN. KESSLEB. the front of S. T. Ruby's on Cross street, In the meantime the ambulanoe of the Tsa's force of 2,300 men to fight against and is prepared to do horse sho9ing in.. * E. F. BALDWIN, made when the celebrated row took place hospital had been summoned by telephone, overwhelming odds until all were killed SI BELDEN AVENUE first-class manner. _ » couple of weeks ago, that he would wind O. O'BRIEN. J3xz T uycett. No. 8 Henry street, City. and on its arrival at the corner of Con­ with the exception of 800, who were taken ap the business. This was all because he gress and Channing streets the other In­ prisoners. and Count Kessler had a verbal and fistic Hankow Denuded of Troops. argument when Mr. Hammerstein hissed jur jd man was taken to the hospital. He Mile, di Dio, one of his own performers. died soon after. A dispatch from Hankow says that as a consequence of the urgent demands of A little company assembled on the jump A Desperado's Nervy Act. Koster & Bial's as soon as all hands the imperial authorities the province has got wind of the Howa-Hummel-Hammer- SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 5.—A desperado been denuded of troops. ' Turbulent mobs Leading Always- stein bombshell. In the number were walked into the Mug saloon and ordered have demonstrated at several points that Mr. Hammerstein, Mjr. Hammerstein's tjie dozen men present to throw up,their the authorities are powerless to check brother-in-law, Mr. Koster and Mr. Bial. hands. CharleaH. Birdell, ^fche barkeeper, them. Europeans are alarmed, and the Leading The two latter pleaded that Mr. Ham­ reaohed for his pistol, but the desperado British consul has advised that all women leading STOKE! was too quick for him, and he shot him and children be sent to Shanghai, which merstein settle with them and not take through the heart. Birdell fell dead, and is considered the safest place. This will the matter to the courts. They offered : terms. Mr. Hammerstein was obdurate. the desperado, still covering the crowd be done as soon as possible. The viceroy Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct. "No such terms for me," he cried. with his revolver;"' backed from the saloon fears that the mobs will break out in 'Why, these are the same offers you have and escaped. It is rumored that he is the armed rebellion. He is having fortificar been making—to me all along. I won't Puyallup murderer. tions thrown up at Wuchang, on the other side of the river, to be ready in case take them." - - The Weather. Argument was useless. The discussion an attack on the city is attempted. Fair; westerly winds; slightly oooler. The Times in an article on the war in Dry Goods Lower in Price and Betxer in Quality than they have been waxed heavier and hotter. Mr. Hammer­ the east says that the Japanese possess stein wouldn't yield, but wanted better FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. terms. It was after midnight when all splendid marobing powers. The slowness Closing Quotations of the New York Stock of their advance illustrates the difficulties for Fifty Years. hands gave it up. of the route they are following. At the Mr. Hummel, who had been within call Exchange. present rate, if all opposition vanishes, in order to settle things legally, wasn't NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Money on call eaay at 1 Mukden cannot be reached before Oct. In no instance is the new tariff law a benefit to the merchant. In most cases the purchaser reaps a great ad­ sent for. per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 3@5Ji per As a result, some of the little company cent. Staling exchange firm, with actual 23 at the earliest. No Japanese naval vantage. Every dollars worth of our stock marked to conform with the new schedule. From the busiest summer business in ". 'ankers1 bills at $4.86J'[email protected]£ forde­ movement to the mouth of the Yalu river, met again today, but it wasn't at the con­ where a fleet season in our history we step to our cert hall. They saw each other on board mand and at $4.85*£®4.869i for 60 days. Posted might be required to protect rates, $4.86,>-6 and $4.87)^. Commercial bills, the Japanese troops crossing the estuary, the first train for Albany which pulled [email protected]%. Silver certificates, 62% bid; no has yet been reported. It is thus clear out of the Grand Central depot this morn­ sales. Bar silver. 63. Mexican dollara, 51%. ing. In the parlor car were Mr. Hammer­ that the Chinese havo completely aban­ Government bonds firm. State bonds inactive. doned Korea. The J apanese advance into stein sitting with Lawyer Steinhardt and Railroad bonds firm. Closing prices: Manchuria has not yet commenced. If, as Deteimined to eclipse everything in the past and leave a record for 1894 that will be hard to beat. Lawyer Fromme, all alone. They had an stated, troops have been landed on the appointment to go before Attorney Gen- Atchison 6?§ N.J. Central Ill ' • * Bur. & Quincy... 72% North American. 3% northeast coast, thoy are probably intended aral Hancock. C., C., C. & St. L. S'jsg Northern Pacific, ify for police purposes to assist in the reor­ Itr. Hammerstein's Plans. Cloah.s and Wraps. Chesapeake & O. Do. pref 18H ganization of Korea. The ground on which the application Is Chicago Gas 73Js N. Y. Central ....100 No opposition on the route to Mukden based is that Koster & Bial is a domestic Cordage 13% Omaha 36 is likely, but if assured of provisions and The ladies that visited this department during the week tell us they never saw anything approach it iu Nor­ corporation, and no application for a re­ Cotton Oil SI Ontario & West.. 16& ammunition the Chinese might be expect­ walk. Our very large assortment, styles up to date, and prices the lowest explain it all. ceiver can be made except in the name of Del. & Hud i: 3 Pacific Mail 15 ed to develop behind the walled defenses the attorney general. If the permdssion is Distillers'Tru3t.. l>!4 Reading 189t Erie 143^ Richmond Term. 18J$ of Mukden the fighting power with granted, then Howe & Hummel will go which they have been credited. Shiuan- before any of the state courts' in this city General Electric. &S>y Rock Island 60 Dress G-oods and Sills.s. Hocking Valley.. IS • Silver Bullion.... 03 Kiang, where the Japanese fleet has been and apply for a receiver and an injunc­ Lackawanna St. Paul 61}^ sighted, is an important strategic point tion restraining Koster & Bial from con­ \^e do not wait until the end of the season to cut prices, we start right in at the beginning. Lake Shore...... 1£5 Sugar Refining... 859i and will be the most probable place of dis­ ducting the business in the manner which Lead 38>b Texas Pacific 9*4 embarkation if an immediate dash on Pe­ Lv Twenty-five pieces all wool suitings, 36 inches wide, popular colors, 29 cents a yard. ' Howe & Hummel claim is detrimental to Louisville & Nash. 545a Union Pacific.... 119£ king is intended. A landing to the south Twenty pieces fancy mixtures, all this season's make, very desirable and durable, 39c a yard. the business. Missouri Pacific.. 27% Wabash pref of the Pei-Ho river would involve many "We have evidence," said Mr. Hummel Northwestern 1'3J4 Western Union.. 87% Ten pieces, 46 inches, black India twill, extra heavy, 59c a yard, would be good value at 75c. New England 81^4 difficulties on account of the number of Five pieces, black all silk Peau de Soie, superior quality and finish, suitable for street or evening wear, 98c a today, "that Koster & Bial have failed to rivers that would have to be crossed. On carry out in strict lines the terms of the General-Markets. the other hand, from Shiuan-Kiang a yard. _ • articles of incorporation. They have re­ NEW YORK. Oct. 4.—FLOUR—State and good route exists. fused, for one thing, permission to Mr. western dull, unchanged; city mills patents, 84 I«i Hung Chang Is Alert. • Slanls.ets and Comfortables. Hammerstein to examine the books or to @4.15; winter, patents. [email protected]; city mil] Li Hung Chang has recognized the have access to them. This in itself estab­ clears, $3.45: winter straights, [email protected]. danger of a Japanese landing at the latter 500 pairs 10-4 blankets, at 79c a pair, good value at $1.25. lishes a series of derelictions sufficient to WHEAT—No. 2 red opened steadier and ad­ dissolve the business.'' vanced slightly, afterward ruling ea^ur; Janu­ place and has sent 5,000 picked troops One bale full size comfortables, extra value, 98c. Mr. Hummel declined to discuss further ary. 61%@62*8C.; December, 58 15-19&57 8-10C. thither. A Japanese n<'vance from the charges against Koster & Bial, but RYE—Dull; western, 52®53c. Shiuan-Kiang would cut the line of CORN—No. 3opened steadier, but ruled quiet communication between i'c^..n£ and he said that they would be interesting and easier: January, 53%@54}£c.; November, when aired in court. He was in momen­ Mukden. A simultaneous movement on 54&tc.. nominal. these two plaoes would have a definite tary expectation of hearing from Mr. OATS—No. S opened steadier with wheat and 100 dozen ladies' and children's handkerchiefs, white and colored border, special for this week, 5c each. Steinhardt by'telephone, and will, if he corn, but ruled easier and very dull; January, strategic relation. In view of the military gets the consent of the attorney general, 37%©37%c.: November, ;»%c„ nominal. and official demoralization in China these make the formal application to the courts BEEi'—Quiet; family, S10@12; extra me&j. operations would have every chance of. tomorrow. [email protected]. iucoess, but the lateness of the season al­ Koster & Bial joined forces with Ham­ PORK—Dull and heavy; new mess, $14.75tt ters the aspect of affairs. The destination merstein absut a year ago, they using 15.25: family, $16. of the force that sailed from Hiroshima can LARD—Ba^y; prime western steam, 88.30. not long remain unknown, even if it is their name and the Harlem manager giv­ BUTTER—Quiet and steady; state dairy, U ing his new Manhattan Opera House in ®23o.: state creamery, 18@25J>6c. Formosa. • Thirty-fourth street Koster & Bial got 51 CHEESE—Steadier; large, 8@10J6c.; small. In an interview Mr. Sinclair, bx-British The Boston Store, shares of the stock, and Hammerstein bad consul at Fuchau, said that with the ex­ the rest and a' big mortgage which his EGGS—Weak; state and Pennsylvania, ception of LI Hung Chang's force and tha oew partners mads ' ' •> , ' ! - ~ 41; 1 f J 1 1 -r '* i >• 'Uiy.i-:-:.*, V- 'ii:- W'— •••hhi' fi « I - ' , . '•WM

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CITJT MARSHAL. EV. 1. W. HILL, Hymeneal ; • AUDITOR TOWN ACCOUNTS, ; ' ' t,.- r PALE, HMN AND EMACIATED George F. Bearse, r •. 1782 John Paul, r HAMILTON—KEM women, where to match. The best man was Mr. Am- hundred and thirty-seven for license 4 THE LIGENSE VOTE. given by the first district was too much W. E. Montgomery, d 433 other treatments li.vy failed. For bert Kellogg, brother of the groom, for the Citizens League to overcome. COUNCILMEN. headaches, constipation and tue run and the ushers were Messrs. Clifford BUILDIHG LOTS In South Norwalk the Republicans 1st 2d 3d District. down condition OQM often suffers with, Patch en, of Lyons Plains, Grant Arch­ John, A. Osborn, r 564 For License 891 534 157;—1582 there is nothing so good." ibald, of Stamford, and Wesley and re-elected Mayor .Lee by 140 majority Arthur C. Wheeler, r 591 1S9 — 1313 and elected all the councilmen except­ No License 554 570 Henry Sherwood, of Sherwood Island. (ON INSTALLMENT PLA.N.11 Eugene L. Boyer, r 590 MissEstelle Alphonse, of Stamford, was ing Paul Berg, who was defeated by 585 Narrow Escape of the Occupants. J. Arthur Pmneo, r Majority fjr License 289 at the organ. Mr. R. H. Golden. The contest for the Alfred A. Chinery, Jr., C75 The residence of Hubbard Blakeslee, FOR SALE, collectorship between Mr..Mitchell and Preceding the bridal party were little William H. Smith, r 5pile of salt uncle, Senator Stanford, her life was SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. xnonT theybetaadeto matter of placing a new guard rail at hay which was in close proximity to embittered by actions brought by cred­ Herman Theile, d 1134 realize ^tea tii ey drink William Yollmer, d 1491 the foot of Mill Hill would receive the the kitchen wus set on fire as it was at itors of Gunning in New York to re Manufacturer of- Alexander S. Palmer, p 185 is matoufac' © leaf frost early attention of the eompany. that portion of the house where the fire cover on indorsements that she asserted Thomas Longstaff, p 63 winch the made? Yet The Tramway company asked for was first seen by the Hungarians. he compelled her to sign. it is a fact„th kevery variety permission to "construct a diamond Fortunately the wind was not in the Family Carriages. Victorias,Baim k Oscar b. Mills, p 67 of form, ro manufac­ Francis E. Merwin, p 68 switch or turnout at the foot of Spring direction of the barns or they too would Colic Promptly Caved. ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. tured from one and the sar leaf; for all* Hill, 201) feet long. Referred to high­ have been burned. ASSESSORS. tea is a B»a»utactared articl way committee with power. The escape of t-b« occupants of the A few days ago -when I had an attack S. Smith L'Hommedieu, r 1574 A petition was received from Mrs. building was indeed miraculous. of colic in the bowels, I took a dose of Franklin A. Tolles, r 1729 Chase & Sanborn's Mary E, M. Hill and others for permis­ Mr, Blakeslee estimates his loss at Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar­ James Mitchell, d 3435 sion to erect a memorial tablet at the over §1,000 ou wbich there was no in­ rhoea Remedy, and within ten minutes Walter L. Wilcox, d, 1174 northern end of France street, on the surance. all of my colic pains had disappeared. Furnished for all occasions. Sum Enos Kellogg, p 68 site of the battle between the American I am highly pleased with the remedy and mer evening dances and entertain Edwin H„ Burnham, p 69 ments a specialty. Piano, Violin patriots and the British, July 11th, Wilton Depot Burglarized. take pleasure in recommending it Z. and Mandolin Instruction. EOARD OF RELIEF. 1779, and that the tablet be accepted, Burglars gained an entrance into Bearse, Chatham, Mass. 25 and 5t.cen- C. A. FREEMAN. 17 Elizabeth St,. protected and perpetually maintained bottles for sale by Gregory & Co., drug­ So. Norwalk. or at GAZETTE office. Bradley S. Keitb, r 1785 the depot ut Wilton, Wednesday night, Norwalk*, Henry Seymour, r 1787 by the city, was granted and the placing by smashing in a vmdow. The money gists. John W. Mains, d 1190 of the same was left with the highway drawer was bursled open and about fif­ Henry D. Fox, d committee. ty pennies stolen, i'he thieves then The Little Joker. 1195 The city clerk was directed to publish William F. FilJow, p 68 went into the wuitiiii• an and burst The Mexican bean which is sold in Frank E. Parsons, p 68 a legal notice granting a special appro off the cash drawer < prietion of $500 to the highway de­ nickeKin-the- i local drug stores can be found in nearly GRAND JURORS. slot telephone macb..^, andonH securedcofuroii every gambler's pocket in the city. partment. $2 B0. They then went out of the depot John H. Hoyt, r 1803 A ballot for city assessors resulted in The bean contains a worm which jumps Seal through the same window by which and squirms around. The gamblers Monson Hoyt, r 1788 the choice of Charles Olmstead, Clar they hud entered. Charles F. Hallock, r 1776 ence B. Coolidge and Charles N. Wood. take their bean and draw a bircle on William Mitchell, d -1181 The bill of the Electric Light com sheet of paper. This is divided into Patrick Slattery, d 1139 pauy was referred to the Light com­ sections by drawing a pencil from the FOR JameB O. Jehniugs, d \ 1169 mittee. center to the rim. The places between Washington M. Sharrot, p 67 The council adjourned to Tuesday, the lines are numbered. If there are 5 Edwin Carter, p 71 Oct. 16th. men who want to play each places $1 William N. Craw, p 68 EMU on a number. The bean is then placed in the center. Presently the bean SCHOOL VISITORS. CARD AND WEDDING INVITATIONS Universally accepted as the "There is danger in delay." jumps over each line. Just as you Charles Olmstead, r 1775 think the bean is going to jump out of Leading Fine Coffee o! the World. Since 1861 I have been a great snfferer John H. Light, r 1779 i'r Jai catarrh. I tried Ely's Cream Balm the circle over a certain line it turns Augustus C. Golding, d 1183 The only Coffee served at the back. Some times the bean will spend Leavf voiir orders at: George W. and to all appearances am cured. Terri­ Carroll, d 1211 WORLD'S FAIR. ble headacees from which I had long 10 minutes on this sort of work. The Richard O. Sherwood, p 69 suffered are^gone.—W- J, Hitchcock, «**- man who has the money in the place George L. Teeple, p where the bean last left the circle is the 69 CHASE & SANBORN, Boston, Mass Late Mayor u. S. Vol. anu A. A. Gen., GAZETTE . iuffalo, N. Y. winner of the pot. OFFICE Ely's Cream Balm 1IBS« completely cured me of catarrh when everything Mothers Read This else failed. Many acquaintances have "My child is subject to severe attacks used it with excellent results.—Alfred of diarrhoea. During thie last sickness W. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio. Price of Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea Mixture was freely Cream Balm is fifty cents. given and an immediate cure resulted It would have required a dozen visits of To be Married. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY or Influenza is a preventa­ a physicians, as on former occasions. I Word has been received here that believe Dr. Hand's remedies would have tow Rates. Prompt Delivery ble disease, and curable Bracah Office, Nprwalk, at Morris Benedict Miss Minnie St. John of Independence, too. That depends on the saved the life of the child I lost, had they been within my reach at the time Kansas, is soon to wed Mr. Charles Jtwj- medicine used. It is an Mam Office, dspot. South Norwalk, Crane of Skiatook, Indian Territory. absolute fact that the Grip of its sickness." Mrs. F. H. Bennett, L. HUNT, Agent. Miss Sfc. John is a neice of Miss Nellie may be 722 New street, Camden, N. J. They are St. John, of West avenue, and until a splendid children's remedies 25 cents. few months since was employed at the All drugstores. Wm. Lockwood, Hutchinson, Cole & Company shirt man­ and Real Estate, Insurance and Investment ' ufactory, on Merwin street. She has a Cored by P. T- Barnum's Estate, Securities. ' large number of friends here who wish The heirs of the late P. T. Barnum her all the joys that wedded bliss brings, Allen's Sarsaparilla a sta­ met in the Probate Court at Bridge­ MONEY TO LOAN ;, ^ and who will regret that they cannot ple remedy, endorsed and port, yesterday, and asked for a furth­ iiiwrance Placed in First-Class Companies. •_ be present at the wedding. recommended by physi­ er distribution of the $1,400,000 now in cians, druggists and the the hands of the executors. They claim­ Office—Co ner Main & Wail Sts... Norwalk Guaranteed Cure. people. Under its magical ed that so large a sum was opt necessary We authorize ourad vertised druggist influence Grip symptoms to pay to Mrs. Barnum thd annuity of to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for disappear rapidly. •£ 840,000. Ex-Govenor Ingersoll appear­ G. A. FRASiKE, Consumption, Coughs and Colds upon Mr. G. M. Skillings, of ed for Mrs. Barnum and advocated this condition. If you ire afflicted with Saco, Me., writes that he buying an annuity outright from a life was entirely cured of the insurance company. The heirs were Til! HAIB CTJTTEE Cough, Cold or any ung, Throat or Grip by : ,; • CHest trouble, and wil se this remedy : opposed to this. An effort is being made Xo. 1 Gazette Building, Norwalk. directed, giving it a r trial, and ex­ ; to reach an amicable settlement.' perience no benefit, you mayr eturn the ; : BOX AND COIID BATHS jottle and have your money refunded. Belief jor Suffrriiuj Babies. ^ We could not make this offer didwe not know that Dr. King's New Discovery & I have used Dr. Hand's cure and Dr. Earle & Seymour, OOLiJLtMR: Hand's Teething Lotion, and have found could be relied on. It never disappoints. Sarsaparilla them excellent remedies for suffering Trial bottles free at II. R. Hale's drug It cured him; It will store. Large size 50c. and §1.00. v babies. I would recommend Dr. Hand's cure you; Try it! Remedies to all mothers. Mrs- H. J. SOLICITORS OF PATENTS? Smith, No. 616 Union street, Springfield, William Nash, of Watertown, N. Y. Mass.^ Dr. Hand's Colic Cure a^d Dr. SMSbeBCHAPEL ST., ,:ti •* is visiting friends in this city. Will piddress all orders to the GAZETTE, & Hand's Teething Lotion are sold hy all looks; Watertown agreed with druggists for 'Ifc Ask -to-day a'- yo New Haven, him. drug store. Conn

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Opened Wednesday,Sept. i gth. WB& '-r Mi DISTINCTIVE •- -> */r sh'& • ,> <£5 FEATURES: a>- rt ifi Lay Up a Cent I KEYifi3 W'ell considered methods of mm But they are few and far between if you instruction. Due regard f>r the iniividu- • '""l -'1% are up-to-date enough to know that good aliiv of pupils. durable shoes, such as we sell are cheap­ Demands on each boy suited er in Jhe long run, than the trashy kinds to his capacity. Careful ohseroation of each This week we are offering great bargains boy's progress. The nrc - est time ot all the day to me, Whistle ad lio. . She nev - er smiles on oth - ers, I'm her beau! and it trill pay you to drop in and look Means carefullv adapted to A llegreito. at some of them. Trolley cars pass the the proposed end. Boarrlinc Pupils, $500. door. Day Pupils, $130. Catarrh «> AND COLD EN THE HEAD THEOBORE H. OLiEM relieved instantly by one application ot Birney's Catarrh Powder The Leading Shoe Dealer, ,1 5»> " ^ < - mr - r r r p ^ ^ Oh,'tis the hour when stars above I see; For then I wait to hear a step so light, Like mu-si.e soft,when fades the 8i Washington Street, So. Norwalk. Her gentle heart is mine I fond-ly know She's no coquette; but true to me a - lone; What joy 'twill be when she is

REV. FATHER CLARKE, Sec'y to the Rt. Rev.Bishop of Columbus, Ohio, writes; . GESTLEMEM :—I cannot say enough for your Powder. _ It n49 cured me of an aggravated attack of catarrh when nothing els® j. could helpline. Am delighted with it. All my friends towhom A I administered samples are quite enthusiastic over it. The good sisters speak most encouragingly of their use of it in the m Hospital under their care. I will do anything to speak ft good JStZ word for the remedy to help others who are suffering# M. E. FERGUSON, Custodian U. S. Appraiser's Storesi f TH101 liriBTHBHT Chicago, writes: , . OSHTIEMKN:—Being almost entirely deaf for a number of years past and getting no relief from many so-called cures which 1 tried, was induced by a friend to try Dr. Birney s Ca­ Teneressa OF THE tarrhal Powder for my deafness. Have recovered my heannj entirely, so that I can now hear a watch tick plainly, it being held 18 inches from tnyear. Hook upon it as a positive cure for deafness and have recommended its use to many of my 11 friends and can say I have never heard of a cose where it has p-p J *rs, ^ S- J" r ^ if- j»p j*r.- failed to relieve. FULL SIZE bottle of powder day to night. Out on the corner,"^ith a heart so gay, I watch to see my sweetheart come that way; DAILY and blower CONPLETE.posipesic?, wvvi all my own. Here I am waiting; but we soon shall meet, Just like a bird will fly to me, my sweet! Birney Catarrhal Powder Co. 1208 MASONIC! TEMPLE. CHICAGO. TP- j. H j. n^ II: TT^TTrt * GAZETTE For Sale By H. OALE, It JL > ^ r i r tm- Is f^What.is Spotine ? j m fr =£ rt'* -m- J "The friend of the cleanly • Abundantly • ; Ped. f# Ped. & Ped. j, •housekeeper. The Foe^toj Copyright, 1894, New York Musical Echo Co. ;: Supplied M- ;P- v • stains and grease, on woolen • With • and silk goods. •• Xm k i>. —is is m~ I W V V ^^ = m m w m mT m— 0 -• m.—^ r Then 'tis a joy to me that none can tell, While I am whistling there for love - ly Nell. Material + SPOTINE instantly removes spots and stains of J # all kinds, without injury to the finest fabrics. Hakes a 2 She has my heart, she knows it ver - y well, While I am whistling there for bon - nie Nell. A 1 _ Ha «-v rt * 1A/\V IllrA V1AIV U Qa VIA Ko/1 W useiui X For the ^5 Artistic Price, 25 cents. * & ?37f 8P" Development* p ••!= W. L. DOWLAS ZZ2 of the IS THE BEST. B E •y SQUEAKING, $5. CORDOVAN, W ' .'yf FRENCH&ENAWELLED CALF. Semplice con moto. $4.$-5.5? FINEGALF&KANGARQ JJ. -=1—^ $ 3.5.° FOLIC Et3 SOLES. 0 f * ^ # ^5i-$2.V/0RK!NGME^ ii EXTRA FINE. ''>» I whis-tle there, my dear - est; come to my heart so true'. Oh, charming Nell, my BoysSchodlShoes. LARGEST •LADIES- Jfe J 1—: — !— 1 1 1

,SEND FOR CATALOGUE '•fc.-DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, iVJ\53. tranauilld. Yon can save money by purchasing VV. JL. ' Douglas Shoes, Because, we are the largest manufacturers of advertised shoes ill the world, aud guarantee the value by stamping the name and price on the bottom, which protects yon against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes POSTERS' equal custom work in style, easy fitting and accelerando. wearing qualities. We have them sold every­ where at lower prices for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If your dealer cannci supply you, we can. Sold by —i- 6*—I A. H. HOYT & SON. I love but you Come in all your beau - ty bright, ANOUNCEMENTS. mm J2- J2i- JSL J&- accelerando. PUT BILLS PP^UMMEE|GfD BASE BALL, HHHtf HANGERS, Morendo e calcrg. TENNIS,! Fair - est star that gems the night! I can - not go I love you do! (spoken) That's true! v ETC., MlrSfI:f In Black ct Colored Inks, an

FUB ATS'D CLOTH, Repairing, m Cleaning' ;uu! Pressing-. >„ Whistle ad lib. D: C Whistle ad lib. PRINTING. Charges Tery reasonuble. Dal segno. - :°r r- ' . GIOVANNI BKE.DICE Main scro ;t, Norwd lvates Whistling for Nell. mmmm,-, < • '"-Z1 , ' y'- •„ : - . \ ..-J ' . i • •"' ' . •V. s.&t - V. , •" , V ' . 1 , . * rt > - < ' r - * * w V-: iv': ' - •flMkiii WEEKLY NORWALK - GAZETTE New York Announcement. BRICB AND THOMAS WON. CHIXESK REBELLION FEARED. LIVING WITHOUT POOD. SOUTH NORWALK. Prevented Election of New Directors For The Han-Keoo Province Has Been De­ , Professor George Sloan Hoped In That the Alabama Gr»nt Southern. pleted of Troops. i There will be a meeting of the O. U. Way to Conqnor Hia Malady. Horner's Furniture. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 5.—The Brloa- LONDON, Oct 4.—A Central News dis­ A, M,, to-night. CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—Professor George Reasons why you should buy it Thomas people, through John Greenough patch from Shanghai says the Han-Keoo Sloan, who is living with friends ab 3444 The funeral of Mrs, John Drescher in preference to any other. ot New York, caught the Cincinnati, Ham­ province has beeu depleted of troops. Wabash avenue, has for 45 days thrived was held this afternoon. ilton and Dayton faction napping at the The viceroy, in anticipation of a rebel­ iliS on a diet of mineral water, and drugs. (1). Because this firm have long en­ meeting of the Alabama Great lion, is causing the construction of forti­ There will be a regular meeting of During all that, time not a particle of joyed the reputation of keeping only annual Southern Railroad company's stockhold­ fications at Wuchang. the Masons' Union to-msht, at the nourishment, solid or liquid, ha9 passed the best Furniture that can be pro- and despite the facc the former repre­ The British consul advises that all Warwick hotel. his lips. Onca he attempted to drink some duced, both in medium and finest ers, sent the minority holders of the Cincin­ women and children be sent to places of weak beef tea, but could not swallow a grades • (2). Because their assortments The tea and sale of fancy articles at nati extension bonds they were able to safety. mouthlul u" the beverage. New, although are unequalled; * (3). Because their the Women's Exchange yesterday, was prevent the election of the Cincinnati, A volunteer cores hns been formed in quietly proud of beating Dr. Tanner's fa­ prices are the lowest at "which goods largely attended. Hamilton and Dayton directors. Han-Keoo for th8 protection of the city mous record of 45 days, he is anxious to of standard quality oan be sold. This leaves the road in neutral hands, should trouble arise there. The Tramway company laid a new eat, but' cannot. The professor is 6-i years Everything new in Dining Boom. Bedroom. or In charge of the present directory, so A dispatch from Shanghai to the Cen­ curve rail, yesterday, at the corner ot old, his advanced age making his case Parlor, and Drawing Room Furniture; Li­ South Main street and Woodward ave­ the way is clear for the Southern Railway tral News received this morning states more remarkable. brary and Hall Furniture Venetian Carved company to bid for the extension bonds that great consternation prevails gmong For several yeara Profossor Sloan has nue, Furniture Novelties in Imported Furni­ held as collateral by the Central Trust the Chinese in Kirin, a province of Man­ been afllictjsd with a malignant stomach The large sharpie Ada of Five Mile ture White and Gold Enameled Furniture Company of New Ycrk when they are sold churia. in consequence of the Japanese complaint, and at times the patient would River having been sold to Bridgeport Enameled and Brass Bedsteads English at foreclosure. troops ir.ndlng near Hanchun. fast for days in order to find relief. A parties, Captain Remson of the Cora Brass Bedsteads (75 patterns); Maple and United States Deputy Marshal Mus- The government has levied a heavy tax month and a half ago he decided, to again towed her to that city yesterday. Bamboo Furniture Restful Easy Chairs grove came in as the vote was taking and on merchants for war purposes. live along for a few days without food of and Settees Smoking and Billiard Room an injunction issued py Judge The general, soldiers of whose command The horse of Angelo Banvay ordered any kind and obtained such satisfactory served Furniture Everything for city mansion or Bruce on the inspectors of the election, murdered the Scotch ; issionary, James killed bv Dr. De Wolfe of Bridgeport, results that he continued fasting until he country home Eight spacious floors. yesterday, was driven home by its own­ restraining them from counting any il­ Wylie, in Sine-Yang, by beating him so is now unable to eat or drink anything at All Prices In Flat* Figures. brutally that he died in a few hours, has <"TI~ j er last evening, and the order of the all but legal votes, such votes consisting of those m mineral water. The friends with of six men as directors, since none of been promoted to the Important post of Human Agent disregarded. whom ho is living said last night that them named was a shareholder of the Ala­ general commanding the Tartar troops in their patient's mind seemed,just as bright \ colored barber named Milton Park­ R. J. Horner & Co,, bama Great Southern Railroad company, the Fukien provinca When my little girl ws^ one month old,she - as ever, but they do not entertain the er* in New Havfen, proposed marnaere Furniture Makers and Importers, the law of Alabama requiring that per­ Mr. N. P. O'Connor, British minister had a scab form on her face. It kept spread- : 'same hopeful view of the result as his wife to his landlady, yesterday. She told sons elected as directors of a railroad cor­ at Peking, has cabled to the Earl of Kim- ing until she was completely covered from| does and told her that they thought he 61-65-W. 23a St, New York. head to foot. Then she had boils. She bad : him she would marry him when there (A Directors. train near North Hallerton. Three pas­ months she deserted her husband, secured O. E. WILSON, ) ports that on Sept. 29 two of the crew, C-.4 J».-A I '\ fi meeting voted to pay no salary at all, senger cars were derailed, and four persons a divorce and married Samuel McCurdy. John Matheson and Howard Smith, left mskMM but to permit the selectmen to do were slightly injured. Baron Tweed- Douglass was released from prison, where the vessel to tend t*.e trawls. They struck whatever work they deem necessary mouth, Baron Hindlipand and Postmaster he served two years for larceny, a few a swordfish, which, the captain thinks, and to charge whatever they consider "DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE General Arnold Morley, who were passen­ their services worth. By resolution of weeks ago. . JLi CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK AT NOR­ towed the boat out to sea. the meeting, the selectmen are here­ WALK. in the State of Connecticut, at the gers on the express train, were shaken up Devastation by Fire. close of business, October 2d, 1894. by the collision, but all three were un­ All Three Fighters £lioU aaass after to employ only citizens of Darien RESOURCES. on the public highways, and must pur­ GRAKBURG, Wis., Oct. 5.—Word has hurt. DENTON, Te?:., 0(6. 4.—Jim and Mor­ been received here that flames have swept Loans and discounts 5254,678 22 chase town supplies in Darien, if they Car Companies Will Consolidate. ion Crutchfiekl. brothers, and William over the Black brook country, 13 miles Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.. , 173 72 can be bought there. U. S. Bonds to secure circulation— 50,000 00 ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.—The Laclede Car Mitchell engaged in a deadly battle near north of here, burning everything in their Premiums on U. S. Bonds 2,875 00 Parvan post office. The trouble arose over company, the St. Louis Car company, lOYT'S OPERA HOUSE path. Hundreds of toris of hay and other Stocks, securities, etc 500 00 a horse. Jim Crutchfleld was killed out­ Banking house,furniture and fixtures 2,000 00 the American Car company and the property are destroyed. Some buildings right, but his brother before dying man­ For the Stomach Other real estate and mortgages Brownell Car company, all of St. Louis, were burned. The section is filled with aged to draw his pistol and shot Mitchell ONE WEEK, COMMENCING owned...' 12,S00 00 and the St. Charles Car company of St. new settlers, who are left in a pitiable Due fronmational banks(not Reserve through the breast. The latter will un­ Bowels condition. An appeal will be made to Agents) 10,210 28 Charles, Mo., are soon to unite in a syndi­ Monday, October 1st, 1894. Due from approved reserve agents 12,944 48 doubtedly die. Governor Peck for aid. cate which will combine them practically Checks and other cash items 3,181 12 into one concern, the largest of the kind Limr~ - Notes of other nationalbanks 515 00 Glasswork"rs Win Their Fight. Matinees commence Wednesday, Price 10c. jFaneral Directors Elect Officers. Fractional paper currency, nickels - in the world. PITTSBURG, Oct 4.—The mixers and No more, no less. , , ., ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.—The election of offi­ and cents 250 11 Lawful money reserve in bank, viz: Goff Will Not Talk. teasers in the window glass factories of A week of Comedv. Sinking,'Dancing and. And Nerves cers of the National Association of Funer­ Specie 20,192 35 this district virtually won the fight for Music. ... al Directors, whose convention in this city Legal tender notes 10.434 00 30.626 35 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—John W. Goff was their scale by the signing today of has closed, resulted: President, W. P. Redemption fund with U. S. Treas­ asked if he had anything to say about the As a Preventive urer (5 per cent of circulation) 2,250 00 Schmertz & Co. of Belle Vernon, Cham­ Hohenshun, Iowa City; first vice presi­ possibility of his being a candidate for bers & McKee of Jeannette and Chambers And Curative dent, F. W. Dickenson, Springfield, Total ,€8S3,004 28 mayor. He said: "Owing to the press of of Kensington having already acceded to Waite's Comedy Co. Mass.; treasurer, Charles C. Miller, Cin­ LIABILITIES. professional business and the fact that the men's demands. cinnati; secretary, John H. Sharer, Alli­ Capital stock paid in $100,000 00 this mat&r was precipitated on me, I have Premium Band and Orchestra. Of Serious ance, O. Atlanta was selected aa the next Surplus fund 17,700 00 not been able to give it the consideration Hnrt. While Fox Hunting. Undivided profits less expenses iur.1 which it deserves. _ I have therefore noth­ place of meeting. taxes p.-iid 7 807 96 GENESEO, X. Y., Oct. 4.—F. J. Maekie, For Laughing Purposes Only ! Illnesses National bank notes outstanding 45.00 1 00 ing to say." a prominent resident of Chicago, while A Ilurglar Shot at- Mlddletowii. Due to other nationalbanks 21,5 7 81 riding in the lYx hunt of the Geneseo Years of MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Oct 5.—Police Dividends Unpaid 6 00 To F?i- co on Bicycle#. Hunt club today was thrown from his San ford's Ginger Individual deposits subject to check, 185,4P7 01 BOSTON, Oct 5.—Mr. and Mrs. George Officer Sny shot and fatally injured a sus­ Demand certificates of deposit 4,73S 20 mount and badly bruised, but not serious­ II Successful Popularity! pected burglar today, officer saw two Certified Checks 6S7 30 F. Harriott started from the corner of ly. Mr. Mackie. is a member of the club men near tho residence of Hon. E. K. Charles and Beacon streets on their trans­ New Comedies, Funny Comedians, Charm­ Is Worth Total ?383,004 28 and ie staying here with his family. ' ing Soubrettes. The Finest Orchestra ever Hubbard. He caught one, when he sud­ STATE OF CONNECTICUT, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, continental bicycling tour today. It is the in your city. The greatest 10 and 20c show on denly got away. Say fired on the ground ss. Intention to make a new record from Bos­ earth. Popular Dime Matinees. Change of Its Weight I, WILLIAM A. CURTIS. Cashier of the above ton to San Francisoo, .*vnr! they propose to play every performance. after telling his prisoner to stop. He then Evening prices, 10, 20. and 30c. named bank, do solemnly swear that the above ride on an average ]. .< miles a day and fired again at tho escaping man, shooting statement is true to the best of my knowledge Bead the GAKBTTB In Gold him through the back, bringing him to and belief. WM. A. CURTIS, Cashier. hope to reach their destination in 26 days. the ground. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th day of October. 1894. The Georgia Election. Containing amona: its ingredients the pur­ Krs. Oolriclis SFay Have to Wait. HERBERT T. .SHEFFIELD, Notary Public. est of medicinal French brandy and the beat CORRECT—Attest: ATLANTA, Oct. 5.—Late reports from of imported ginger, it is vastly superior to SAX FRAITCISCO, Oct. o.—Mrs. Hermann F-'TKPHKN H. HOLMES, "} all over Georgia show that the Populists the cheap, -worthless, find often dangerous Oelrichs may be compelled So wait some J. T. PROWITT. J* Directors. have made gains ia almost every county gingers urged ?.s substitutes. time for tho $1,500,000 legacy to receive HORACE E. DANN. I in the state, and that the Democratic ma­ Coming to So. Norway Ask for SANFORD'S G1JSFGETI and look for o-wl trade-mark 0:1 the wrapper. Sold and receipt for which she came here from jority will probably not be more than 30,- everywhere. New York two days ago. The delay in 000. Indications aire that the Populists • #,v; POTTEE' DECG & CITE:-'. CORP.. Boston. the payment of her share in tho $4, 000,000 EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE will have 30 or 40 members in the next FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL estate left by her mother is due to the BANK,R 4.T NORWALK, in the State of Con- legislature. A Norwalk Evening School. fight now being mado in the courts by necticut. at the close of business, Oct. 2d 1894. Convicts In a Wreck. Persons desirincr to attend the sessions of Charles I. Fair, the surviving son. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts .' f256.293 76 MEMPHIS, Oct. 5. —In a wreck near Har- this school will be given an opportunity to The McKinley jleetinjj In OmaliA. Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.. 189 06 riman many convicts and guards were in­ regisrer or. "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OiiAHA, Oct. 5.—The final arrange­ U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 200,000 00 jured, several fatally. The accident was evenings, October 10,11 and 12, beginning at Premiums on U. S. bonds 20,000 00 ments for the McKinley meeting were Stocks, securities, etc 13,600 00 oaused by a landslide. A convict who has •j.30 o'clock each evenincr. The places for reg­ completed today at a meeting of all the Banking house,furniture and fixtures 19,000 00 20 years to serve secured a gun and istration will be in the Franklin street school committees. The Coliseum is all ready Due from national banks (not reserve guarded the other prisoners, keeping them K-. building. South Norwalk, and in the school agents) 2,049 82 for the gathering, and accommodations Due from approved reserve agents 39,148 74 from escaping while the wreck was clear­ !>. . buildings of the Over River and the Winrii- have been made for fully 12,000 people. Checks and other cash items 1.603 75 ing. ibn; pauk districts. ^ 1 A sounding board has been placed back of Notes of Other national bar:ks 2.165 00 B. S.KEITH, the speaker's platform, and the stage it­ Fractional paper currency, nickels The Vacant Architectship. and cents 140 52 WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.—Up to this time THE DOCTORS OF RATIONAL MEDICINE. f|S, F. MEAD, self will be carpeted with brussels. Lawful Money Reserve in bank, viz: Chartered and Incorporated by Special Act of Legislature, June 10,1881. IIV ;. A, BLANC-HARD, Specie 9,180 00 applications for appointment to the office Interesting Ruins Found. Legal tender notes 6X60 00 of supervising architect at the treasury HEADQUAR TET{S FOR U. S. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Mi?>- Committee on Evening School. 15,240 00 have been made as follows: W. M. Poin- OAXACA, Mexico. Oct 5.— Antonio Coo- Redemption fund with U. S. Treas­ With Supplementary Offices at Boston, Mass., Baltimore, Md.. Washington, D. C., Pittsburg, p vas has just reached here from the state urer (5per cent, of circulation),... 9,000 00 dexterof Washington; Frank R. Carowell Pa., Rochester, N. Y., Columbus, O. and Bridgeport, Conn. of Tabasoo, where he has discovered some of Wilmington. Del.; Frank M. Howe of The Chief of Staff and associated doctors and Burgeons from the Bridgeport office, will ar­ wonderful ruins. While exploring he Total... $578,427 15 Kansas City; Glen Brown of Alexandria, rive at the - , . i / Attention came upon an anoient village, which is LIABILITIES. Va. surrounded by 81 pyramids. These pyra­ Capital stock paid in $200,000 00 CITY HOTEL, SOUTH NORWALK, - ^ Surplus fund 6,000 00 Grand Rapids Selected. mids are 80 meters high and are con­ Undivided profits, less expenses and MONDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1894. structed of brick and sfryie. taxes paid— 7,988 12 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—The national ex­ National bank notes outstanding.... 180,000 00 ecutive committee of the American Re­ AND OPEN OFFICE IN PARLORS 1 AND 2. Would Hare Killed the Saltan. Due to other national banks 5,749 80 publican Collego league met today at the All Who visit these Eminent Physicians before October 21st, 1894, will receije Ladies! Due to state banks and bankers 220 84 PARIS, Oct. 5.—The Journal today pub­ Dividends unpaid 71S 65 Fifth Avenue hotel and decided to hold Consultation, Advice, Services and Surgical Treatment ABSOLUTELY FREE v Individual deposits subject to check, 176,680 92 the'r next annual convention at Grand until cured. Just recei ed; latest styles in lishes a dispatch from Marseilles saying ments, tuey will not take incurable cases, and that a plot was discovered early in Sep­ Demand certificates of deposit 661 23 Rapids on Friday, April 5, 1895. The object of this Free Service, is that they Fall and Winter Millinery, Certified checks 13 59 may become rapidly acquainted with the sick if after examination, >our case is found to be feiil tember to assassinate the sultan of Tur­ Cashier's checks outstanding >04 00 and afflicted, and to show what wonderful suc­ of such a nature, you will be so informed, and fe5,'' - "Nominated For Congress. &&•>•••-• - key, but the afrair was kept quiet Two cess can be achieved when diseases are care­ saved all further trouble and expense. This consisting of Hats,Hat Frames is your opportunity. No matter what your Turks, it appears, Intended to do the job, Totfi.1 $57^,427 15 CAMDEN, Ark., Oct. 5.<— Tho Third con­ fully diagnosed and scientifically treated by K ' Feathers, Bibbons, Velvets STATE OF CONNECTICUT, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, gressional district Republicans have nom­ expert specialists. condition may be, how long you have been but were arrested and confessed. ss:— All that is asked or expected in return for sick, or how many doctors you have tried, no and Buckles ; also a very fine I. L. C. GREEN. Cashier of the above- inated Captain W. R. Huleof Arkadelphla this Free Service, is that each patient, when matter what your doubts. There are but few Actress Kthel Brandon Divorced. named bank, do solemnly swenr that the above for congress. Captain Hulp is identified cured, will recommend these Pliysici&ns ana cases beyond hope. A perfect knowledge of line of Walking Hats, Tur­ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5.— Mrs. Ethel statement is true to the best of my knowledge with the lumber industry. their system of treatment to their friends. disease is onehalf its cure. It is your life that and belief. L. C. GKEEN, Cashier. The doctors feel assured that the grateful is at stoke: you must either get well or suffer. Ml: bans, Sailors, etc, at V Stockwell, better known as Miss Ethel Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th endorsement of these patients will give tbem No matter how many physicians have given Brandon, the actress, has been awarded a day of Oct. 1894. Forty rolsoiied by Pressed Chicken. an extended practice at once, and amply re­ you up, or how many hospitals have turned GALENA, Ills., Oct. 5.—Forty residents pay for this great expenditure of time and you away as incurable. Do not accept what Favrcett's, divorce from L. R. Stockwell, the actor, CHARLES E. HOYT, Notarv Public. anybody says—go straight to these physicians on the ground of extreme cruelty. CORRECT—Attest : of Norn and Rush were poisoned by eating mon9y. CHARLES F. TRISTRAM,") These Physicians wish it distinctly under­ and satisfy yourself. They give you this op. •^,r .. Headquarters for Millinery DWIN EF. 1 KB pressed chirken at a social gathering. stood that while they treat all chronic ail­ portuni: y free of expense. The Temple Cup Series. ' ; . ' E O. K . > Directors- No. 3 Water street, Norwalk.' THEODORE E.SMITH. ) The recovery of some of the sick ones is These specialists will positively cure Catarrh, Bronchitis. Asthma and Throat and Lung Jil BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.—Messrs. Ward aad doubtful. .. . V Diseases, and will absolutely Guarantee every cafe of Consump.tion they a^ee to treat. This Hanlon have agreed to play the Temple modeof treatment is safe, sure and oertamm _its Jpneps^^Sy.tena. Nervous Ex­ Gall and examine. Former I'rereler Mercler Very Low, eup series in accordance with the commit­ haustion and all tee's ruling of a 65 and 35 per cent basis. Earl« & Seymour, M ON WEAL, Oct. 5.—Former Premier cured oy their UB1ESII Why Brink Poor Teas ? Mercier continues to lose Strength and Cancer or any —r ~A the first and only liational System of Cure. ... When TOB c«»jret tb« BEST at Lewis Smith Recovering.""' was verv low at a late hour last night. A CAB00 PRICES m any Quan­ HOURS: 9 AM. UNTIL 8 P. M. SUNDAYS CLOSED. tity. Dinner, Tea and Toilet OCEANPORT, N. J., Oct. 5.-*-Lewis Seta, Watohes, Cleoka, ku«tc Smith, who was shot on Tuesday night by SOLICITORS OF PATENTS A West, Point Cadet Appointed. Gsnsral Offices for the State ef Conn., 129 Fairfield Ave* Bridgeport, Boxes, Cook Bookaand all kinde­ st premiums GIVEN to CLUB John Walnright, and who, it was reported, J V WASHINGTON, Oot. 5.—Ernest C. Read Where all letters should be addressed. AOKJXT3. GOOD INCOME made of Now Bedford. Mass., has been appoint­ by getting orders for our cele­ was killed, is recovering. Walnright is CHAPEL oT., „ This Staff of Physicians Will Retiirn eyery 60 Days brated rood* For full particu­ at.iU in iatil- — ... ed a cadot at West Point. lars adaresa < - THE UKEAT AMERICAN TEA CO, New Haven, ^ : : tpjOonn ill TO.B s289 31 and 33 Vesey St., N.Y. Advertise m the GAZETTE. Bead the GAZETTE.

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