‘ mmwm lass-ans.
,aowussrhsks Super-
maggVW will prevail, with
sunlight. variso
higher tempers-
, city and section and in New
“ '11, won, fair to partly cloudy
and southefly winds will pro-
p.revail followed by rain in the
was‘rnportlons of this section and near
and on Saturda warmer,
sultry and warm clou y weather
olloaed .by rain in the
“1&me Arman-ares 'lo-asorrow.
‘ ‘ floats} Rigifido l8 Inwtids
. on tbsuppm mills at Winni-
, . are progressing rapidly.
party from Winnipsuk went to Glen
(1 00-day by way of New Rochelle.
Charles 8. Gregory and family, of
Georgetownmresoon to move to Nor-
walk.
. The town authorities are vigorously
enforcing the law in regard to unregis-
tied dogs.
.- fix new Ludlcw patent hydrants have
beat ordered bytbe borough water com~
missions".
The New Britain State Normal school
will open for the Fall term on Monday,
Septsmber I. 7‘ .
finitoe number of Norwalkers intend
, to go tofieaside Park on Saturday to see
thebost race.
lira. James A. Allen died suddenly in
1 WW", Tuesday evening, of apoplexy,
aged seventy years.
,_v1
-—Fresh milk by the quart every day
at Theo.tKuapp’s old stand.
. Raymond Brothers have begun the
erection of another tenement house near
the corner of Water and Tolles street.
Nearly all of the small craft of the
harbor were down of! Dorlon’s Point
yatsrday afternoon to watch the boat
races.
Several members of the Norwalk
Canoeclnb, who occupied for a couple
of weeks the club’s new house near
Wilson’s Point, have returned home.
_ ThoDanbury band, on its way to the
Knights of Oolumhus parade in Stam-
‘ ford, this morning, discoursed some ox-
ocllent music on the depot platform
while waiting for the min.
A little daughter of hire. George
Joyce, of East Norwalk, aged about one
> a year. died yesterday of cholera infant-In.
A few months ago Mrs. Joyce’s husband
' died after a short illness of pncumonia.
,1 An item is going the rounds that Chief
Engineer Prowitt, of the Norwalk fire
I, is one of Connecticut's dele-
gation to the national convention of fire
engineers in session at Detroit. MI.
Prowltt Is not there.
' Patrick Foley, of Danbury, who was
killed by the cars near Darren, Tuesday
.Ilosuingfleaves a widow and four chil-
III'II. lie was daily expecting a pension
for wounds and permanent disability re-
ceived during the war.
-—If you want a new buggy or spindle,
or a sound-band buggy or spindle, call
at Wright a: Flynn’ s. Bargains In every-
“111$
Tbscar standing on a siding just be.
Iowthe depot, which has been the sub—
)‘kctoi considerable Inquiry during the
pan few days, is one of Arms’ palace
horas cars. which brought several horses
liars for the Driving Association races.
At the meeting of the memlers of the
.Jsalslatarsof Faltlisld County in Bridge-
port ysswday it was decided to build a
how bridge between the towns of Derby
and Huntington, to cost 370,000. Fair-
‘ this county will have to pay our of this
Willem ‘....l......._...
The och water pipe on Elmwood
”It. 1111111 union faras thePratt
residence, is to be extended 150 feet for-
that north, in order to accommodate the
_law‘ltamaoon lo beerectedonths
hiss-t. The pipe was carted on the
today
a: “It" elegant sewing machines to be
w my at Smith Broa’. shoe
*1 17 Main street, Norwalh,
as each of the following dates:
banana guessing the nearest to
them“ shot intho jarwlllhe
m the first machine, to be given
haylspt. at. Every dollar’s worth
you buy subtler you to one guess.
WWW appointed for apprais-
, Issac damages for the widen-
IIII street last i yesterday AIM-
in the Court or Burgess room, but
of thssbsencs of the borough
the meeting adjourned for one
The committee upon the widen-
Wall sir. I will meet next Mono
.mli ”198”!lele-
fit Meet Sunday School ......
' hum-and Ionr da s devomd
#1 M Meal work in :cuncction
with than" msslingaat on... an",
, . August so. These are
an. '
. country is 84.267.553.59.
ssuwsahorolast Sunday toBoyal
LIIsthcndandwlts.
Olive BrsnohW Dodgy, K. or P., will
confer the amend degree this evening.
The schoonerm anule A. Fowler la
discharging a cargo of brick at John H.
Fenia'dock.
The effort to raise subscriptions for
open an band concerts in the borough
has been abandoned.
, The Pine Island Gun club will hold a
shoot on their grounds on Pine Island
Monday, September 1.
Clark Ely, who has been confined to
his home on hierwin street by a serious
illness, is now abls to be out.
It is now about settled that Commo-
dore Burrltt will enter his yacht Rival
lo the regatta to be sailed elf Bridgeport
September I. .._..
A report comes from Wilson Point
that C. E. Olds, the popular agent of the
New England Terminal company at that
station, is to be married in October.
...—.....-
The new line of water pipe laid by
Contractor Leonard up St. John avenue
is completed, and was tested this morn-
ing by the water commissioners and
tolllld‘OWInImcm 1. 11:11:.
Sarah, relicl of Charles H. stalls; and
at the home or her sou-in-law, Fred. A.
Taylor, on Orchard street, this morning.
Mrs. Smith’s husband and her son
Oscar died only a few months ago.
At the borough police court this morn-
ing William Scolield was fined 34 and
coals, taxed at 810.76, for drunkenness
and breach of the peace, and James
Daugherty was fined 32 and costs,
amounting to 88.76,! for drunkenness.
In default of payment Officer Gormley
transferred them to Bridgeport jail this
afternoon.
The Senate on Monday passed the gen-
eral deficiency hill, with all the amend-
whole, including those appropriating
$1, 289, 688 for the payment of the French
apoliation claims. This interests a great
many Norwalk people, and if they are
paid several Norwalk men will be lairly
well off.
Mary E. Wilkins will contribute to
Harper's Magazine for September a short
story of New England farm lIfe entitled
“The Revolt of ‘Mother.’" Miss W Ilk-
in's stories have recently been the sub—
ject of favorable comment from English
critics. “The authoress of these stories,”
says one, "should be encouraged to try
a longer flight. There Is not one of her
sketches that Is not good In its way. "
THE CONSOLIDATED 1.11le
It Has the Largest Passenger Mileage to
the United films.
The annual report of the interstate
commerce commission, of which an ad-
vance copy is just received. gives many
interesting facts in which Connecticut is
concerned. The state has more railroads
in proportion to territory than any other
in the Union except Massachusetts. Mas-
sachusetts has 4.01 square miles for each
mile of railroad. Connecticut has 4.96
square miles; New York, 084; Pennsyl-
vania, 5.55, and so on up to Nevada,
119.30. ,
A table is given showing the passenger
mileage per mile of railroad. in this the
Consolidated leads the whale United
States. It has 567,628; the Boston 1!:
Albany has 500,802; New York Central
399,074, and Boston and Maine, 301,014.
No other company has a mileage of as
much as 300,000 passenger mileage per
mile of road. In net revenue per mile
thecoal roads lead, with Reading 310,-
348, first. Outside of coolers, Boston &
dated second, $5,850. The total stock
capitalization of the railroads of the
Of the stock
61.07 per cent. and of the bonds 18.10 per
cent. yield no income.
ssssmca Is nssubur.
A Well-Known Physlclan Arrested on a
Charge of Murder.
Asensation was created in Danbury
,ycsterday afternoon by the arrest of Dr.
George C.Richards. He locus of the best-
known physicians in Danbury, and has
practiced extensively thercabonts for
twenty years past. He is charged with
murder in causing the death of Mrs.
Daniel Leach, who died of an abortion
lsstTuesday. Although nothing of im-
portance was discovered at the inquest,
detectives have been at work upon the
case since and the coroner has found
arrest.
woman, and declares that his arrest was
caused by jealous rivals who are trying
to ruin him. He was released last-
night upon 00,000 ball.
Going to Niagara Rails.
The national meet of the League of
American Wheelmrn will be held at Nia-
gara Falls, 0 Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday a neat week. The wheel-
menof Norwalk, Bridgeport, Danhury,
New Haven, Ansonia, Birmingham and
Stamford will have a special train over
the flousatonlc road. The train will
consist of Wagner sleepers, and Is sche-
duled toleavc Bridgport 4:50 Saturday
afternoon. The Norwslk party will join
the delegation of Brockfisld Junction.
The train is due at Niagara at 7 o ’clcck
Sunday morning.
Possiblya (Muse-minutes].
Thcdcsd hodyofa femalelnfaut one
day old, withabars lip and no nose,
wasfoundonthstopofa grave at St.
Beats-Johnnstltyvssterday. Ilsdlcsl
Examiner White wu notllied and be
made a report to Coroner Illa to the
sfloctthatthochlldhsd bssnlsftatlhe
cemetery abontthslllthol the prsssnt
mouth. llistbsoty lsthatths child ls
Wflmatltsbcdywsssbuc
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sssrst. Tbspollosarslnvsflastiug.
meats agreed upon in committee of the ”
Albany is first, $9,192, and the Consoli- A
satliclsnt evidence to svarrant Bicbards’ a “
as
Richards says that he never saw the I
Bernard’scemetsry, Nuflavmhyw
' .1... A auras Ira.
Hatters '01»de floodgates Do lot
While on board an excursion boat for'
Cassy Island yesterday, Michael Doolan
of Acacnia had three fits and died.
The bonus of Patrick Lawlsr in Lake-
vllls was struck by lightning and entire
ly burned last night.
lira. Grass Ward, aged eighty-one
years, of Norwich, was killed yesterday
by a train. the approach of which deal-
ness prevented her hearing.
Thomas Coleman, 11 braksman on the
a branch of the Consolidated, was
struck by a bridge at New Britain, yes
tesdsy afternoon, and mount live.
At West Cromwell Monday nights
desperate prize light took place between
Tom Kenyon of Hartford and Jack Idc
lutyrs of liliddletown, which resulted in
Kenyon being knocked senseless in the
fourth round. It is said to be the worst
fight that has occurred III Connecticut
in years.
The total rhceipta of the Waterbury
Driving company at their last meeting
wore about $8,300. This was obtained
from the following sources: Entrance
fees, something over $1,600; privileges,
between '1, 000 and $1,100, and the gate
amounting to $2,400 ..so that the not pr.
fit to the company will amount to be
tween 3400 and $500.
—He——“My dear, if a husband went as
a prize with every cake of Brussels soap,
what a demand there would be for it by
the ladies." She-“Oh, they don’t give
away such cheap prizes with such good
mp.”
WANTED.
Adrertlmts unduthlshsadnoteaceed 5
lines,I“Immenseunm-110s.Ivveeixswo.Ins
CAPABLE YOUNG LADY (ANIIIICAN) DE
‘ sires a situation as housekeeper in asmatl
family; sir ycara'crpcrtence: best of references,
Address B. 1. Box .310, booth Norwalk. anlB 1w
3
FOR SALE.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. ltimeflcJttmachwackDW
€0va BUSINESS WAGON, NEARLY
new; two harnesses and some barn tools for
sale cheap at No. II lain street, Norwaik. anti st
0118!. CABBIAGR AND KAREN. is-
(glitch or George Lockwood at cigar store
South on zsIr_
DMINISTRATOR'B SALE— A DWELLING
[loose and about 11 acresof land on 31
read in Sonatina] being the hcrhumdm lately
occupied by jamiu
.lteed. deceased. Inquire
of William B. Read. Administrator. I25 If
He oases BUILDING um sun mass m
RRAilONABLB Pmcm arm on may
«ms Lsomvrs'masr scans. warts,
uncomla'ran. TAlet s was , ur—
ance Agents. o 10 It
W0 choice building lots, so and 60 lost from, on
I at!!! West avenue. Apply to W. C. SANllls/ or
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
linegldmezlqstimcschweehOIm
‘Ullil stools AT 45 Still!“ man.
with city water. Inquireon prcmlsrs aunt. 1w
1‘U
RHISRRD VRONT noel. WITHOUT
board suitable for one or two gentleman with
privilege of bath room.
Iandt Place.
inquire at No. II Corina
. ant!) 1w
Ole! 0N ROTOR BILL. 155‘» IN nouns
water In complete order; possession stance.
Ira. IraF. Hoyt, Burnt). no Novwalk. aglslw
110115! 01" NINE Boosts NIAII 61 "It It
grcc store Rly avenue, goodorder; 911-110,
R A._ W ard.
PARTIENTS 1N NHW 1161:3sz COKNRII
South lain andil our! streets suits of {car
In and six rooms. Stationary ranges for hot and
cold water, "Macaw wash tuba. ac rents Inland
15. Possession» mo. Apply In W. Vocals.“
kwood Rig. (0., or Taylor lb Golden. 50th
Norwalk. 1,115”
00118 mt RAY‘IIOND ETRIEI'. INQUIRI
at Yolk Rat lac cry. jyx
1330! APRIL Int. 01' BKYNOUR PLACE.
lowcrdoer doerdvcrocmsandtworoonuinattlc
ll. Seymour. 12?. If
PLIADAN’I' BOMB IN A 008'me
i:calltyla oderedtcpermwhomllhew
riot ashlagwnanme um. um
Roomaadbosrd Iliad-y. Ira}. N.
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(‘00!) DWAKER—Oood Style and VII.
(,1 Address line Imus: of lira savage
lingo B111 Dance, Conn. ants 1w
$200 REWARD.
RIWARD 0? Warm bspald by the Town
A of Norwalktoan person tarnishing within
ntaetyda from tat; ”mgsmcieat“ to
procavet arrest cons
”alto hayvecsusedaa lncrsdlarydre acres
a this town th1a the thirs’ s ltas
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BAID'IL Denial, Norwslk.
Norwalk, August" 1.“ law.
W‘Zw
Warrant fora spoclal (my Moor-m.
lag.
To main \olluterquIeman, o: the may
of seesaw-1r:
Infill-mass
AIM:
THENEW
receipts madcap the balance. The ex~ .
=1 pauses were about $21110, the parses
‘9 lesb to wlnflmw
generation
ADGDB'I‘ MEETING.
0! amass.
ugusli9, 20, 21,22
.32600 IN P'URSES
0MB HUNDRED ENTRIES.
1111115: r1151 RACES thtnt‘ 111w.
.peclal Trains.
train will lea" South Harwell: for the
Pair mid-Mthomflllhpwfl
mousing wllhtbcl 02 acco- snd the
1200 trains ImmHew remand 11.10 as-
stlon ”Ital: from New Haven, which leaves
mot
heather-II Groom for soutthrwslkstut
p. In. ,rOumIna with the ow exprsra and!
accommodation trains IMMYIHK, mt! the 0:23
at commodmlon train for New Haven.
Tbc1203traiu from Dantmy to South Norwalk
1
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sudtbeodttrsiafrcm uothNorwsl sltok
willslsostopattbe ”hereunto.
, , IA W901)WARD,£ecrctary
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DY Till STEAMDOA‘I‘
airbus
CITY 01‘ ALBANY-u
ON
MONDAY, SEPT. i.
EXUI RSION BABE, 60 CENTS
Leave South Norwalk at 0:11 a. In. returning by
moor. ILlrh
Leave Couey island at .1 1'10p. m., Rectum str'eit
New York at 11le n In, Ra-t Thirty first street at
ti ,1 m, arriving atflouth Born”: at 9p m anll‘.
G 13 65' 3151"; ifii‘fi:
U N D E R TA K E R .
‘ld )0th Iain Street, South Norwalk
tip-m at all hours. The m use of an Embaimu
and Funeral Director second. my: 1]
Hill!” Blillllii flflflllfl'm
STAI‘I’ORD. CONN.
BBOPB‘H DEPTH-BBB so.
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5111. Catalogues sent «on application j)" .
JACOB M LAYTDN,
I callstateaud Boaseagoat Generallnsaraac’s
Afie —ere. Life and Acumen; ”can
a mat to
ckets-chln and Stcrragc. Drafts
for £1 and upwards and lousy Orders to all pom
of Euro Nottry Public: uhnowhdaemenn
taken {cilrrad Ticks 11. Baggage t necked Io Des-
titration.
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can. u. nownaan.
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Dailytrl from IleathHorwalk to Rome Polar
d—Io.a)s.m., 12.10pm. 110p. In,
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to Hell Island and limos Point.
to Roll Island and South Norwalk.
SUNDAY'I'RIPB
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IhNorwsIk for Notes Mat and Bell
gfloaodiowara. tallp. m,2.00p1m.. 331p In.
In
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lispvm, ,Nop at ”So I. .(omtonelllslsnd
and ilsonPotntl.630p.m.. UMP-
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, Will rommcncc making Dally Tripsto New Tori;
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
POPULAR PRICE—doom Norwalk to Na
Yuk. single mo. worms; excursion to seats. 0-
HONDAY. mar: 18th,
narrow. CONN.
mart. why myoa live when you
have ”light ehaaseaa ”£11“ng twenty years!
Why not take anlldowm
Policy for yourself if
you tire for your. heirs If you diet
8.1; 1.11)!!le Agent.
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oath Norwalk. Conn
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JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Ilse Watch Repairing a Specialty:
89 South Iain It" Hrs-ah Ion-ll.
SOUTH IDI'ALI SAVINGS "All
5) Washington 8' rest.
anion
DatiyfroIOIoltn-q andfromi: .r t y In
Saturday evenings from a to s.
filamentailowadonDeposlts.
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0.1““ “RIB [RAPPER sas'fre-
REMOVALW"
the who: Is
I shalt open my new store
Corner Bayrlew Arcade and
Cedar Street,
Ouuabsnisptntbrr Luhrrclshall be to
servo-youpstraasswd an new cars audit
amvsalentrogvsusacsli. Iabalt keep to stock
Ibebcst brass-Mamassadsmktycfm
l'hat ukenpa Ivar-tiara grocery store. Respect
a “1-
CHARLES W. SMITH.
dunno I
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IIDIIE IAIDE A SPECIALTY.
A Variety classed Cakes.
not earn nmv’ttaan n 11.1.
nouns.
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a?“ melt: rsr Italy's ”Coal“
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We advance the price of
Lebanon Creamery Better to
24 cents a pound. It now
costs 25 cents a pound whey,
and at our price it is' cheap,
as any one can see. We are
selling lots of it with great
satialaction to all concerned.
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P1718, only 15 cents.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
Perfumery is always in sea.
son. We have a very large
stock 01 all the leading odors
in Extracts, Toilet Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet. Soaps
are the finest that can be
bougIIt~Colgate, Pears, Palm-
er 8: Co. Try them.
PLAIsren’s
DRUG STORE.
43 Washington St, South Norwalk.
m Try Plaistecrs Jamaica Ginger.
40:. bollle 25 (WI/s.
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ARTIST.
‘Vormerlyof West My-third stress. New York.
' clty bleep-ass ones
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OIsuubcslls sttecbhhalrst-clsm
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Attend the Snell Business College
an willsrqstve smut bastar- that
«pried-"star no menu.
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A. B. BIRCHAID. Principal,m
.m- ”total-alumnmcoaa.
JOHN BAUP’I‘,
Iwmsrly-msgsrotflrlftaa‘s-arht,“
Meat Market
In I. “SIN-Illu-
'. Ayala-1h“... Inst.
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked lsabsat low prices.
Veg-fiance In their mason.
Extra Fine Creltamery Butter,
Hazard’s Boneless Sardines,
Hazard’s MayonnaiSe Salad Dressing,
R. R. Boneless Chicken Turkey,
R. R. Boneless Ham 0X Tongue
Soused Mackerel
F. A. Ferris’ Boneless Bacon,
Sugar Cured Hams and Pig Pork,
Ledgewood Farm Bottled Milk,
The Best Tea and Coffee 1n the Market
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GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPECIALTIES :
Our Surah Kid Ladies’ $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever offered in South Norwalk.
Ladies’ French Kid Hand Served, Ladies‘ French turned and welts at prices that
will astonieh you.
A full line of Ladies’, Children’s and Men's Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
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Norwalk Chronicler