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sHEPAUG RAILROAD.

 BETHEL-Leave I0,45 a. m., 5I3 p. ID. Sunday e.I2 a. III. Arrive 9-52 8. m., 40, D. ID. sunday 6lu ?. n. HAW LEY NILLE-AOrth, II .O0 a. m. 5.2S D. rn Sunday, 521 a. III. Leave for Bethel 9-57 B. m. 4.G7 p. n. Sunday, 5-55 D. n. SAEPAUG-NOrth, TII.l2 a. m., +5.A D. m. Sunday, to-4S am. South, t9.23 ami S.53 D. m. Sunday, 5.36 D. h. ROABURG FALLS-NOTth, fIl.2O a. m, +5R2 pm. Sunda 1857 am. South, 1915 a.nl., t3 IS ?. n. sunday, t5.25 D. m. ROABURH-North, l1.25 a. m., 6.O0 p. ID. Sun day, 9I0 a. In- South, 9.C6 a. m., 3.3G p. m. JUDD's BRIDGENNorth, tIl84 a. m., te.oe D. ID. Sunday, t9l7 a. n. South, t9.6O 8. m, 1880 p. m. Sunday, -5.u3 D. n. WASHINGION-NOrth l.45 a. h., 6I7 D. n. Sunday, 9-37 a. III. South, S.4S 9. m., 5ls D. m. sunday, 4.5l D. n. NEW PRESTON-NOTth, Il. .49 a. ra., 6.2l D. III Sunday, 943 a. m. South, 5.44 q. m, S.l4 p.m. Sunday, ASS D. m. ROMFORD-Sorth, ll-5S 8. nn., 1880 p.rn. Sun day, S.54 a. m. SOuth, 1885 8. nn., T3o5 D. n. MoRRI$1North, 1908, tes5 p. m. Sun, day, l002 a. m. South, 1880 a. m., t3.OO D. m. Sunday, AIS p. m. BANTAM-North, I2.I2, pm .,6.44 D. m. Sunday, 1O.20 a. n. South, S.22 q, m., 2-52 p. m. Sun day, 4.07 g. m.
 LAKE-Eorth, t12.I5 p,m., t6.47 p. m. Sunday, t1O24 a. m. South. 1920 a. m., t2-5Op.m. Sun day, 3.56 D. Tn.
 LITCHFIELD-Arrtve 12.2 p. m-, 6.52 p. m., Sunday l030 q. m. South, !. Is a. m., 2.45 D. m. Sunday, $50 D. m-
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AN INTERESTING CONVENTION.

The biennial Sunday school convention held in Hartford was represented by the Warren Sunday school in the person of Mir Gardner. It was a grand success. The addresses from persons outside of the state were of marked excellence. Hon B. F. Jacobs of Chicago, an ap- pointee, was unable to be present, but the topics which he was 10 discuss, were covered with great satisfaction by Prof H. Nj. Hamill, who is now one of the in- ternatiOnal field workers in what is cali ed the Normal Work. His audiences were spell bound by the simplicity of his statements and the solidity of his address. Surely he is workman that needeth not be ashamed. Charles D. Meigs, of Sunday school work in h. diana and editor of their state paper, call ed the "Awakener," is indeed a wide awake man, all on fire. Few went to sleep while he kept all the irons in the fire, anu suffered none of them to burn, Rev Henry Clay Trumbull D. D., was present and was received with the Chautauqua salute and gave 8 brief his tory of the condition of the Sunday school work, since 1857. pr Julia Nor ton Hummer of the Talitha Cumi Home, Boston, delivered an address on "Physf- cal Redemption" in the most chaste and beautiful language conceivable. Rev Floyd TOmpkins. Jr., of Providence, E. l., delivered the last address, his subject being, "The Teachers Spiritual Life.'' He evidently was in person, in nearness to God, what he taught, as being re- quisite for the Sunday school teacher to do his or her best work. Prof [. c. Ex- cell of Chicago, conducted the singing with great efficiency. In closing "Blest be the tie that binds" was sung, and all that could, joined hands. The attend ance was large. On both evenings the Pearl street church was inadequate to furnish comfortable room for all who came and many had to retire. Your correspondent is not aware that any over flow meetings were held. It is imposs- ible to convey in language the impression Of the meeting to others. It was keyed high. It had spiritual tone from be- ginning to end.
 The gathering of apples is now engag ing the attention. The first heavy frost was on Thorsday night, October s. The atmosphere has keenness of edge and makes itself felt. The chestnut burs are yielding to the power of the frost and the days for gathering chestnuts will soon come.
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that will be prized by all the families into which it goes.

THE ITALIANS WILL NOT BE MISSED.
 Lathrop < Shea have completed their contract on the new railroad, side-Erack- ed their engine and damp cars in the gravel pit near LeOnard's pond, had their last payday here for the season, sent their Italian laborers back to New York, sold their shanty, closed the office, set tied their bills, and left the town.
 John Roraback has house on Lane street well under way. It is 18x22, with anell 16x18,
 The school on the Plains, taught by Prof P. E. Cliff, has opened with a good attendance. Prof Cliffs teacher of ex perience, and the people are congratulat ing themselves on securing him. A gooc interest in the school has already beer manifested by the children, and gooC work will result. He has been engaged for the year.
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NEW MILFORD.

A valuable horse belonging to Wesley c. Northrop ran away, last week, and in endeavoring to jump over the hitehing posts and fence railing near the Town hall and close by the watering tank miss ed it's calculations and caught on the. fence breaking it's hind legs. The horse was young, of good style and good
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who sold to MT Clemmons, and Mir An derson has now bought out the latter. Mir Anderson is q hustler and popular with his trade. He visits Wood7iile and Romford, Tuesday and Friday, Milton and East Cornwall, Thursday and Satur- day. He also covers the village on the four above days. MT Anderson also carries line of fish in it's season.
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DANRURY DIVISION

OANBUKI-N0Tth,6 6.40 7.45, S.30, SIS, l0.4S, a. m, 3.45' 5.l5, 6.55, 6.IU p. m. South, eco, 73O, s+o a. n.' II. 40, 4-2o' 15S p. III. Sunday, sos a. BETHEL--North, GAS, 7-87, Io.39 a. h., PA, 5.o7, 5.49, 6.39 D. m. Sunday, IO.o4 a. n., 439, 653 p. m. sunday, SIP a. m., 6i7 pm. REDDlNG-NorLh, 7.-2 8. h., 2.2s, 6-33 p; n. sunday, 9.5S a. h., sUs p. ID. South, 6.l2 q; np lI.5l 5-27, p. III. Sunday, SIS Q. In., 6.45 D. m.
 5ANF0RD-North, Z.I7 A. m., 224 6.29 D. m. sunday, 954 &. m., e.o4 D. south, 6.l6 a. h., II-0e' 3-5- p. Ill., sunday o.22 a. h., 6--7 p. BkANCHVILLE-North, 7Lo, l, ? o. n., 2.I7, 3-5i, S. D. III. sunday, Y.4S a. Ill ! 5s D. III. Sonth 64I, I-52, 1913 a. m., I2 05. .440 ,Gp. IL. sunday S214i1 lr3 s;;S %;s-a a n, o-55 ?. m.
 m. Sunday, 9.44 a. 1n., 7.54 D. m. Sonth, t.55 p. m, l2.o9, 5.l4 D. ID. sunday, 88l a. m. 6-36 D. n.
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They are so little you hardly know You are taking them. Ihee cause no grjping yet they act quicE'v and most thoroughly. Such are the f,4.s Us little pills known as DeWjrt's Li5rle Early Bi-ers. Small in size, great in re. ulrs. Edgar F. Hawley, Ne~tovn; 5. (. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Borsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepuey. "
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoraI

oplexy. He had suffered a sunstroke in July, 1893, and had fully recovered. The day before his apoplcctic stroke he had remarked that he never felt better in his life. By that stroke he was confined to his bed for many months. He quick ly regained the full use of his limbs, but was able to read thereafter. About a year ago he was sufficiently recovered to be able to walk out alone, and for the last year his two walks about town each day made his figure very familiar one. His summer in Connecticut with his daughter and grandchildren was par ticuIary happy one, and while there he wrote many letters. One, received but Il week before bis death, said he was in sperdid health and weighed 10i pounds. Another, particularly prized, was writ ten by him the Thursdey before his death, and was not received here until the day after telpgrams had announced hls deatb - Evanston Press.
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BRIDGEWATER.
AN IMPORTANT CHURCH GATHERING.

AN IMPORTANT CHURCH GATHERING.
 There will be social gathering for elderly people in the Congregational chapel in Bgidgewater, Saturday, October r. 4 most cordial invitation is extend ed and an enjoyable time anticipated. Dinner served at noon. The young peo- pie are invited to wait upon the older ones and hope the invitation will be ac- cepted by all.
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roader. It had to be killed and Mir Northrop is feeling badly over his loss.
 The gravel road out of the village and towards Wellsville is slowly bei7g com- pleted by the contractors, Hull G5 S5aub. The public will he pleased when it is fni he'd as it interferes with travel.
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Tetter, eczema and all similar skin troubles are cured by the use of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It soothes at once, and restores the tissues to their natural condition, and never fails to care piles. E. F. Hawley, Newtown; s. c. Bun, Slndy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Bots- fo d; B. Hawley & Co.,. Stepney,
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What We Say Is True. What We Do Is Legiti-
 mate.
What We Promise Is
 Fulfilled.
Facts Well known to All Who Wear Cur Good Clothes IfIGs Good It's Here IfIts Here, It's
 Cheap.

NouI hud u~ very much alive in all thai means huSIncs@. uud business that will be yOur luI7inus I4 whU r are going to talk right ulOug. Brturc lhl4 7ouaOu is over this space will ho uaRurIy rUui by folks whu even LaWU "uO stock" In advertisements.
 DRESS AND Bl '~l NESS 9J ITS m0lclcd on tho best lines, ,tuudr Ot inc most reputable and exclusive AAtEKlCAN Uud FOREIGN Fabrics, and put together by the best tailor hand, nrC the ktnd of Full and Winter Clothing we are now acllnE Many Of our ~uit Patterns are of sedtto, quiet, haud finished Worstod effects and beautiful mi Ntur"s. In tnssmeres we show WMpCurj7, Checks. We show tine most cNUulslN u patterns iu Domestic And Imported Cnevt0ts, II utnVr Mixtures In small checks, plRlds and stripes in thv newest nud confined desiRn. Our suits mrr made tO ht easy, some moro closely. they come in single or Double BreMst styles. Our truCkA nlo also gracefully cut, ns are also uur new Prince Albert Coats Our Suit pTicCr for Men and lUuuE Men NrC $s, &lO, $I1aO $l3 5u, $I5, $lG $l~ Hnd go. NONE BEET EE, mot even the best LailOrs.
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They report crowds of people there. About TO went from Washington.

They report crowds of people there. About 70 went from Washington,
 l.. L. Clark has been. making num- her of very handsome small stands to sell. He hao just passed his 77Gh birth day and is as well as sual and able to work every day.
 Ezra Hull one of our village black smiths, is now working for a firm in Rox- bury.
 Misses Ida Lewis and Gertrude Schwenk of Waterbury have been pass ing a few days at Daniel GilIette's al Romford.
 M. c. Ford of Romford, is now taking his cream to Willis Tuttle'sq since the suspension of business. MT Futile takes his cream to the city market.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an anti septic, soothing ard healing application ftr burns, scalds, cpr~, hruises, etc., and cures piles like magic Instantly tops paio. E. F. Hawley, Nc ustown; $. C.. Ball, Sandy Hook; A. B Blakeman, BoCsford; B. Hawley G Co.,, ,Stepney.
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The Travellers Guide. NEW YORK, NEW HA VEN AND hARTFORr
 RAIIROAD.
BERKsHIRE DIVISION

NEW HANEN-North. 9 & a. m, 400 D. m. south, lu. 1j d. h., lou D. m.
 3H 3HbLION-NOItH, IU.." \. lu., 424 D. m S0uth
 lu.2J a. m., IA D. Iii. 5IEF ENSON-NOrth, IOlG 9. m., 36 D. m.
 south, lO.i5 a. In., III p.ln.
 hONhSOEL-NoTih. 1Ig.-- a. mr t4 4 D. IL. Squln' IUl9 a. lnI., 7.95 p. In.
 SOt6F ORD-NOrth, 1-56 lO.3I a. rn. I2u5 4 1T
 a. ul. 100 D. m. NEW TOWN-North, 7-l4, IO83 a. m., 1920, 4-s5 5U',l.06 ?. m. sunday, SIS a. h. south,
 s,JS, 3;t' g55,, !I'21 a. m.,4 ? 6J5 6-5I p. m HAW Lk IEILLE-North, 7.52, lO4S a. m.
 i24h 5-Ul, 4I4 D. ln. sunday, s27 A m
 south, 5Ol, s.59, y4sr Ills a. h., 4I9, GOO, 644 Q !, m, m ,SInd4yr p. P: In;
 8RoOhFikLD JCACTION-North, S.O3, Il o5
 a. m. south, 6.52, s3O g.lO, Il.IO a. uI., 5-35,
 40 6.35 T. III. sunday 543 p. m BhOOhF IELD-North, o.US, l.I3 a. m., 2O
 5.33, 72e p. m. sunday, S4I. South, 647,33 D.
 | l2 a. m, 5ll, 6.22 D. III. Sunday, 5.37 D, m EVANSVILLE and SIILL RIYER.North. $ IS
 5.O-, 6.I2 ?. m. Sunday, north, to.47 a. n
 south, 1926 D. III.
 NEW MILFORD-North s.22, l126 a. ul., 205. 5.j5, 54o, 40 p. Tn. Sundays. .56 a. m S0uth
 6.55, o05, 9.25, lO49 a. m., 3,52. 45O, 6.2O D. m. Sunday, 5.2O. dBRW 8-85, Il .3S a. ul.. a.85. U.O5 p. m. sunday ,9,Jy am. South, 8 am 70, o4I D. ID. Sunday, 4-57 D. m. hSNI-AOTIh, 6.49, Il .4J a. n., 327, 6.2O D. rn
 Sunday,9.24 a. m. South, l0.23 8. L., 3. .27 06, 533 p. Ill. Sunday ,4-37 D. m. l EORNW ALL BEIDGE-NOTth, 9.05 B. rn., F .02,
 6.35, ?. m. Sunday, 9-39 a. III. South, iO.ii q. m, 3.l5, 3.43, 5.23 D. m. SundGy,4I4 D. m N EST TCORNWALL-NOTth, 9.l4 a. m. I2 l2 Az, 6.53 ?. m. Sunday,9. a. m. South, l003
 a. ln'' oO' 3.-6' 5.I5 D. m. Sunday, ,4.OI p. ID.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

R, J.a and William Watts and Mai King man went to Bridgeport to hear Thomas B. Read speak, last Thursday evening.
 About 40 availed themselves of the last excursion rally to Litchield, last Friday evening, and heard Gen Hawley and Lieut. Gov Lorrin Cook, speak. Posters are out for democratic rally. Homer S. Cummings of Stamford who will speak on the Green on Friday evening.
 Carl Bader, the popular market man, has taken in a large number of cartridges. He handles lot of game in the course of the season.
 First Selectman Henry E. Bradley was over on Monday with the roadmen and teams, putting in order the Walker Brook highway, which has been in bad way for summer driving all the season.
 Emil Zeiner wheeled down from Tor rington, Sunday, on a visit at his fathers.
 Oscar Swanson and his man, Carl, the silica quarry men, have already killed some 50 gray squirrels and 10 cartridges. They have found some very fine speci- mems of iron pyrites in cubes, while quarrying.
 Mrs Charles Fenn has gone to Ansonia to make her sister an extended visit.
 Daniel BrInsmade returned last week to New York, where he commences his medical course.
 aHenry Foulois is laying new pipe to his house, from spring pear MT soule's house.
 Mrs Richard Wilton has returned to her school iu New York City, where she has quite a lucrative position.
 Harry Edgarton and companion made dying visit to the Gunnery with their wheels last week. They were former students.
 The Guild meeting at Mrs Julia Richards, was largely attended last Fri day. There were brought in about 200 garments to help the needy. Some 250. 900 garments were distributed by the national guild, last year.
 Daniel HartWell and the Trowbridges, drove to the Danbury fair, last Thursday.
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IDEAL MILLINERY. WHAT'S Lrs

IDEAL MILLINERY, WHAT IS IT?
 Trimmed Hats and Bnnnets designed, trim neda and pu' into the most becoming shape by competent artists. The new thiuas in Mil lincry are full of brightness and novel fea lures.
 IF BLACK GOODS
 For new gown is thought Of it will he ecouo . my tor you to iHv stigate our fall equipment. Tonr dress is be- If yuu'lI come anu select il. IN FANCY DLlSs FABRICS
 Have added a r.-vy invoice Of all wool. some lnizcd with -lIE, #5 iacles wiue Also tnney Paids that are timely uargutns at De. THE NEW SILK
 For waist and combination arc a choice a - 1 if they had Dorrowr,l from The rich autulnnai cojoriHZs ot nature 7ac 10 25. SEASON BLE eUGGESTIONS.
 White Wo.I B.ankct~ full bed size all woal and half wool $5 to se pair. Calico Iuilts and Sateen Covered 7a to -O. Best Dofne, Flannel ever offered, 5., what is usually soId 'nr B. r. Gets fine shirts laundered ..l.d Gu4. .ui.lttts4 t,i, 13C in l-25.
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THE NEW ENcl.ANnn

HAWLEY YILLE-East 7.29 Il 48,a.m,7 l2 D. III. West 5.54 8. m, 2.43, 6.32 D, m. NEWTON Mast 7-84 am t7.I7 pm. West Is 4 SANDY HOOK-East ! 40 Il 56 ann 79S n, m West S.4S a. m, 2.30, 6.2I, D. m. URY@East 7-5c, I2.Ol, T-32 p. West s.S5 8. m {; 2.2l, 6.12 D. m.
 tIrains stop when sigT1aled only
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BANTAM
A PoPuLAR TRApEsMAN.

W. H. Anderson, the popular market man, has recently bought back the meat business, which he conducted for long time. Mir Anderson sold to Mir Burns,
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BoTsFOKD ID BRIDGEPORT.

3OTSFORD-North, 7.56, IO-3I a. ID l2.O5, 4.57, 6.5o ?. III. Sunday, o.IO a. m. South, 7I7, 50, ll'36 a.m.' 4S6, 700 pm. Sunday, 626 3TEPNEY-North, 7.28, ,l0.I6 a.m.. lI.45 m.. 4.48, 5;+3 p, m. sunday, a. III South, 7.2o, sos, CONG HILL-North, 7.22, IoII, II.33 a. m., AZ 645 p: m. Sunday, 7.54 p. n. South, 7.34' D.
 rkUMBULL-North, 7.l6, lO.05, lI.22 a. m., 4.36, 6.57 p. Ill. Sunday, 7.47 &. ID. South 7.39, 9l4 lI.54, B. m., 4-59. 7I9 p. m. Sunday t6.J0 p. m.
 8ADGEPORT-North,7 7.05, 9.55 II.o6 a. m.,4.25. 6.25 P. n. Sunday, 735 a. m. Arrive, 50 5-25 8. m., I2.C5p 5I0 7-30 p. 10. Sunday 7.0s ?.
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AN INTERESTING CHRISTIAN ENDEANOI
 CONVENTION ASSURED.

AN INTERESTING CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
 CONVENTION ASSURED.
 There will be a convention held by the Pomocraug Valley Christian Endeavor Union at Washington Friday October B The societies at South Brit ain, WoodOury, Bathlehem, Morris, Litchticld and Washington will meet iu this convention. A specially interest ing program has been arranged. The general subject of conference at this meeting will be The Christian Endeav0r societies and the Sunday school" This subject will be discussed in the afternoon in open session. In the evening 8 missionary agent of the Sunday school work will address the gathering on tbe subject of the Christian Endeavor so. ciejies and the missionary work of the Sunday schools. Important business, election of officers for the coming year, and the reports of committees will be given place at the afternoon session. The peopleOf Washington will hold a social reunion and serve supper be- tween the afternoon and evening meet ings. At the close of the evening ses- >ion there will be a model Christian Endeavor prayer meeting which will be taken up by all the societies present, and will give new inspiration, it is hoped, to the prayer meeting work. A most cordial invitation to this con- vention has been sent out through the churches, and it is hoped that the weather will be fair, and the attendance large.
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ww FART DISEASE, has it's victim at #M disadvantage. Always taught that
 heart disease is incurable, when the symptoms become well defined the patient becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes place. But when a sure remedy is found and cure effected, after years of suffering there is great rejoicing and desire to ''Iet the whole world know" Mrs. Laura Wine finger, of selkirk, Kansas, writes; II desire to let the whole world know what Dr. Miles nr Mi1ac9 Heart Cure has done for
 me. For ten years had Heart (,TJTH pain in my heart, shorb- r4 ness of breath, palpita- NSSIuIGS tion, pain in any left side, rYno94rA oppressed feeling in my A1Ga4t1Assssses chest weak and hungry spells, bad dreams. could not lie on either side was numb and suffered terribly. poeh Or. Miles Heart Cure and before I finished che second bottle felt its good effects, I feel now that I am fully recovered, and that Dr Miles Heart Cure saved my life.n
 Dr. Miles Heart Cure is sold on guarantee shat trst bottle benefits or money refunded
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SOMETHING
 ABOUT FEY ES.

A Rrent many people, especially the young und middle-aRed, suffer more or less from apparently unac- COuutHble hcndHChe, which may OK. iAt every day or occur at short inter vals, and which medical treatment fails tO relieve.
 Persons desiring to know whether thty should or should not wear glass Os can have the benefit of my expert cnCo and receive full information free. When glasses are ordered they will be furnished HJ reasonable prices. Re- spGcttuny
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Carl Bader, the popular market man, has taken in a large number of cartridges. He handles lot of game in the course of the season.
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D. M. Tompkins was engaged last week, entire, as carpenter for M. c. Fay Tor at Lakeside.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-25
mlN AND vOMEN.
The queens sabbath BismarcIt's
meersehaurn- She Dtey fus Cnnard.

Mcersehaum-d the Dteyfus Cnnard.
w. j. Bryan is the only Presi
Dental candidate who had a great
grandmother living at the time OF
his candidsture. She is we'll
preserved old lady of 95, and
lives in New London, Indiana.
The Countess Tolstoi, who is
an accomplished and beautiful
woman, is unusually fond of gay
society; but to please her eccen.
trio husband she denies herself
social pleasures, and acts as pri.
vate secretary to the novelist.
The first woman to receive q
medical diploma was DR.. Eliza
beth Blackwell, who, at the aye Of
rs, has Just published her au-
photography. She was born in
England, but took her degree and
pursued the greater part OF her
practice in America.
Queen Victoria is relaxing the
rigid puri'snism of her views on
the Sunday question. A month
ago she had down a troupe from
the Crystal Palace to give a per.
Torrance at Windsor on Sunday,
and week later some 200 mem
bers of Imre Kiralfy's show we're
inspected by her Majesty.
Many years ago Prince Bis
marck bought of BcG emian ped
'dler a meerschaum pipe, to watch
was ascribed IA power OF forecast
ing the future. The man said
that Bismarck would serve three
Emperors as Minister, and that
three important changes in his
life would be foretold by acct
dents Detailing his pipe. Bis
marck has since served three En-
perors. Two days before the
present Emperor refused him an
audience, the stem of the pipe
came to pieces. Later he Clipped
bit off the bowl, and within q
month the Emperor dismissed
him. The third sign is yet 20
come.
There is no truth whatever in
the story Of the escape of ex-Cap-
tain Dreyfus, who was sent to the
penal settlement of French
Guiana for having sold French
military secrets to Germany. M,
Daniel, the governor, has stated
that no change has occurred in
the position OF Dreyfus, SO that
the sensational assertions to the
contrary fal! to the ground. IL
was more than improbable on the
face of it that, il Dreyfus had es,
capped, the news should have been
brought to Europe in a ship when
the authorities in French Guiana
could have been confidently ex'
pected to lose no time in inform.
ing the government by cable oil
the event. As for Madame Drey.
fus, she has not left France, but
is staying in the immediate neigh,
borhood of Paris, at Saint g oud
Her brother, NJ. Hadamard, had
already in the course OF CONVEX.
sation given a fiat contradiction
to the story, and expressed him
self in strong terms on the sub
iect Of the assertion that Madame
Dreyfus had helped her husband
to escape. He said that his sister
had been i'll ever since the con-
domination OF her husband, and
that she was staying at the pres,
ent moment at a small property
in the environs Of Paris. She
was, like her relatives, convinced
of Dreyfus's innocence, and hoped
to see justice done to him at nc
distant date.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-25
ALLEN & ROBINSON.

Dealers in Lumber and Coal
and Building Materials of all
kinds.
Queen Street, Honolulu,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-25

In picture frames and mould
ings the Pacific Hardware Co.
have just received the very newest
patterns.
Frames for Citizens Guard Ger
tifcates made to order for from
10c. each up at King Bros, ITO
Hotel street
A. j. Derby, DDS, Dental
Office Cottage No. 100, Alakea
street, telephone No. 6l5. Office
hours 8 AM. to 4 Pm.
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest in tone,
Jas.W. Bergstrom, sole agent, cash
or installments. Warerooms at
G. Vests, Masonic Temple. Of
fee at Thrum's Book Store. Tun-
ing and repairing. ga Tele-
phone 347.
Wall, Nichols Co. are the sole
and exclusive agents for Finney's
Hawaiian Directory. A supply
was delivered to them today.
People on the other islands who
wish a copy can secure one
promptly by addressing the above
firm.
Singers lead the world. Over
100000 made and sold. High
est awards at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition for excellence of
construction, regularity of motion,
ease of motion, great speed, adj
Instability, durability, ease OF
learning and convenience of ar
rangement, B. Bergersen, agent,
161 Bethel streets.