“walk. the United states. it. B. Hayes and Wil-
m it llowed [MINT
stormsia the mains
in Juneau all through
fie snail carriers will
In! on suowahoes. now
spin wearing moccasins.
' 1 M Juneau to Circle City
his out we miles at this
.. is over water. from Ju-
Otlntllliig steamers will
Ween these ‘two
. d flit journey will be
800 miles through snow
At Circle City our
m Klondike gold mines
Thurs oftho mail carriers,
W ms man about 9%,
' 2‘ the round trip. it will
journey almost as that of
.. hunting the north
of risen have been found
snail contract Amcrl
not all woukliugs, oven in
here! pence. During tho
M of winter certainly
, that starts out will
In his hand each jonrm-y
HM wilderness.
Dyes for the north the
$' Out frequent mission
m from ii to 20 miles
pounds onward, howrwcr.
and farther from ouch
the last four posts, tigiivio
,. miles from Stuart Bin-r;
Dill beyond Ogilvio, in Hill
gilt place. while Circle
‘ ., ‘M stop. Is 238 miles from
The men will carry with
hash provisions enough
from station to station
m of ice and solitude
” ll the hearts of any but men
Mlle“.
_ W not one Of tilt-so daunt-
will lose his bravo lilo. TIN"
filly of time for meditation:
‘ . whom who!) they lio
, I under the pole star, with
M being within 100 miles of
fie rm Gold Output.
1 fie Hint R. ll. Preston
' Our the New York Herold
“I M ouvthe ostitnutod
“Oh. Will ‘0! Till",
fit additions tnadc from the
Up to Aug. l ei,ooo,.
._ m hull htmitloposiicd
"m ililiil still litany
Wire in “907 will mill
3! Widtltm of gold title
Mammal). Ill increase
If! “3.195.000. by tho
.. calculating that tho
will immune to it boa
_M this". limit» will bu
,llu Will's minus in out»
Rm!" (if ”lithium“
leads all the other
Rmmlou. Uni ostl
ilk Mt Dinmm' Pres
' ‘ M iii increase (if
M ”at. Cluiutls's
past was ruminant).
$000,000, thanks
the [lobe increases
Preston hos
~Wllifl Elli! it‘ielll of
" but notions in
its officers more men whil walled
positions during and aftsli the over then
any other nglment in the United States.
he of its officers became presidents of
liam McKinley: one reached thsodlce of
lolted States senator and associate ins.
tics of the supreme court of the United
States. Bianl Matthews.
Its first col nel. W. B. Rosecrans. was
appointed bngadler general in the resu-
lar army before his regiment method
the field. The next in command. E. P.
Scammon. was afterward made under
general of volunteers and was equally
successful in business life. The fourth
colonel. James )1. Comly. was mustered
out with the regiment and was after-
ward known as a distinguished journal-
ist. Lieutenant Colonel Russell Has.
inns. now a resident of the Bermuda
islands. is known as a successful man
of business in Ohio since the war.
Captain G. i}. Biddings was appoint-
ed major in the [lulled States army.
Lieutenant B. P. Kennedy was later
lieutenant governor of Ohio and also a
member of congress. Lieutenant James
L. llutsford It.” made captain on the
staff of General Brampton. Lieutenant
George W. Hicks was made colonel of
a New York regiment.
Presidcnt McKinley rose from the
ranks to second lieutenant Sept. 24. 1862.
He was promoted to first lieutenant and
then to captain July 25. 186i. and Was
aftcru ard brevetted major.
The regiment saw severe and trying
service in the mountains of West Vir-
ginia and participafcd honorably in the
engagements of South Mountain and
Antietam insist: It was especially coa-
spicnous at the celebrated bottle of Ce-
dar Crock. Oct. 19. 1864. when Sheridan
made his ride to Winchester.
WHO SCHLATTER IS.
the Healer Identified as Rattles-ole
Bill. a Medicine Man.
Chicago. Aug. 30.-—Thc man who pol:
ed in Ohio as Francis Sciilattcr and
came here recently to cure the sick has
boon idt-ntiflcd by a nephew of Sophia!
Teller, ll. L Cos-.brun a. traveling sales-
man and by John P Byrnes, fox-fuzz
deputy sheriff of Don\'.er as Rottl
snake Bill, a patent medicine “this
well known in Oklahoma, Kansas and
Colorado.
. ilyrnes knew the real Schlatter well
in Denver and visited him frequently
at the home of Alderman Fox. Where
Schlnticr stopped. He denounced the
ixinsqucrudcr to his face. calling him a
fraud and swindler. Despite this. 100
persons walked in line before the healer
and with extended palms received a
touch of his hands. There were no
cures. startling or othcru'is
The manager sugncstcd ‘
so called St‘lllflllt'l‘ did not
\
~
t as the
9 money
pavilion. A hutful of silver was gath-
ered during the day.
Killed Ills Grandfather.
f‘ootcsviliv, Pa. Ann. 30.~ln a ill of
lingil‘t‘i‘llinlllt' logo Ralph Moore. a
young man, flrcd u shotgun into n
crnup nf four mm at Mortonvlllc, in—
stantly killing his div-your-old grand»
faibrr. Roulwn Ne-oncr. and seriously
wounding "it'llll‘ Scum-r. his unclc. and
f‘hnrlt-s and iiannmin Moore.
was it disput-‘v among lilo five men in
front of
“inflow with tho nun unul lift-(I directly
into tho nroup.
ilm n itftcru‘nrd captured.
Benjamin Moore are not rclult-d in him
Murdered In a Church.
yours all]. rusiilinti at M
Flrul lunvlell NW
of tin iluiy 'l‘tlniiy s‘TtIIItIlIIP‘l church
Ilitn’lt'll. lllt‘ m-xtun. Win-n diuruvvred
w-silltull- of tho t'hlll‘t-Il.
lyn.
lls flay Ilo Wilson's may".
llnltlmm‘r, Aim,
of Wililum C. Wilson, the old lmolim- tier
at his plate. iii'l Walnut street.
the Philadelphia police.
a...
trustee Corning lulu.
Albany. Aug. hormonal
Albany C'lly Insult.
W
to stain (let Anarchy.
"chills.
shortly ho held at iirussols.
mummies".
pnrllolpnled. that blew hero.
duty on mm.
WWW“
Prominent Pullman used.
W tiled at Enchilagville. luscious county.
ems
blah hauledtothesurfaceandoutotherm's
it could be thrown on the floor of the
There
um Sonnet-”s house. and young
Moore, Ill't‘tillllflfl inn-used. rushed Into
the broom with the llll't‘lll that he would
shoot his mmnncnis' hoods off. A mo-
nwut lnlv‘r he «opened M an upstairs
"0 mad» 0". but WM
('horlcs and
Now York. Ann. 30.—fleorgo Stulz. 35
Monirosc
insislnnt janitor
was found It‘ltll oi . mlmk last night
bv his .mn Nilltulns nod by Andrew
Btulz was li'liill Iii is [null of blood in the
ills wnlt'h Is
mlsnlng, owl It N suppowd that mill:
was mnrdwrwl. Tilt‘ llolv 'l‘rlnity t'lllil'l'll
is the lending German 1 Illll‘i'II of Brook-
:itl.~.lunu-s 'l'. Khm-
hus ill-nu nrrvsimi burn und hold on sus-
picion of below implicated In the murder
l’hlln-
dolphin on the night of Aug. ll Thu
mun molten no stateroom. "P was pit-it-
rd up on the street on u description is—
suml by fiupvrinlomlnut It. .l. Lindon of
l‘ornlng,
one of Albany's ivcsithlcst and most
in‘flmlhmtt Illlilt'liit, wmt slrlchvn with
npuplvsy at it into hour Inst plum. und
llilln boon is entertained of his rumw-ry.
Mr, i'orniug is our of tho old l'urituli
stuck. lie is it director of lllt' New York
t'l-ntrul railroad and president of the
Paris. Anti. llllm-w'l‘bc Ucpcche Dolo-
Mule says that lim-muny sod ill-nth are
trylns to induce Amurlru, llrosi “Ninth
and ilwtlscrland to join in the Ellrnpoiili
mousures for tho surveillance of un-
Il is expected that is dim”.
rustic conference on the aubiccl will
Marseilles, Ans. MV~A psscelul dam.
castration. in which lets persons. how.
all it tlw mirror and several doputios.
it was
untitled to sand I woulullun in tho gov-
omnwnt in farm of the almlilion of the
Passions. Ans av wi‘ithuflmlllYflllfl
Mussolini Hamilton Palmer. used It
way. Thebashetralsedafsw feetaud
then stopped. Soon it bent! settling.
and it looked as then!!! the five men
would be blown to atoms when the he.
mentions charges of powder were as.
plotted. When the .basket was within
four feet of the bottom of the shaft
the fuses could be heard“ sputtering,
and the men know that only a few
seconds would elapse before the blasts
were discharged.
Kendall jumped from the basket and
began pulling the fuses from the
primers, which were to explode the
powder.
Kendall had extinguished five of the
fuses nearest the bottom of the shaft
when he heard the preliminary sput-
tering that betokencd an immediate
explosion several feet away. He
stumbled towards them and fall, or-
tiugulshing his light. Then there was
nothing but the spitting fire to guide
him.
“Fortunately," he says in describing
his actions. "the two shots had been
put down close together. I was able
to seize a fuse in either hand. Provi-
dence was with me main, for neither
blast exploded as l drew the fuse from
the primers. What happened after
that i do not know of my own knowl-
edge. A great darkness came over me.
They say they found me doubled up
at the bottom of the shaft, with the
fuses of the last two holes clinched
tightly in my hands."
It was afterwards discovered that
the stopping of the ascending basket
was due to the engineer's careless—
ness. He had forgotten to open the
water-cocks in the cylinders. and. as
a consequence the slide valves choked
and would not act—New York World.
1
Rich llcn In Kansas.
There are no rich men. says William
Allan White in the Atlantic, in those
Kansas towns. The men who own it
million doll-nrs’ worth of property
number less than half nyscoro in the
whole State. Those who control half
a million dollars' worth of property
might ride together in n sleeping-car,
with an upper berth or two to spare.
Every town has its rich man, measured
by a local standard, who is froquently
a retired farmer turned banker, but
not one in five of these is rated at
$100,000. Yet ouch is tho autocrat of
his couniv if he cares to hp. The
mainaprlug that moves the town's
daily machinery may be found in the
back room of the bank. There it is
decided whether or not the bonds Shilll
be voted. There it is often determined
whether there shall be night or nine
months of school. There the village
chroniclcs are spread upon 12w. grout
lodgers every day. The town bunker
supplies the money for every conical.
If be Is wise. he watches his little cor-
ucr of the world as a spider watches
from his web. The grout trust which
he hoops requires it knowledge of the
details of the game (but men urc play-
ing around him. Yet with till his pow-
er this town bunker would be counted
3 poor man in thc city. Seldom is his
annual income as rum-h as $10,000. ilut
he lives in the best home in the town,
The butcher saves his best cuts for
him. the groccr puts nsltlc his best
vegetables, and the whole town waits
to do his bidding.
i
l
A Ilrlslge Kept in rep-iv by Mir-eels.
The byssus. or silky board, by which
the mussel moon; ilsolf lo the stone.
is a familiar object of our son rocks.
It is in its fldlllin like the stilt of the,
illlll- worm and alludes to o rintiuous
thread from on organ ut the bass of
the foot.
The rollowlnu is on instance in which
the looming of the moment wns useful
to offer-t u Mirpnsu mix-it llllllillll shill
could not licconipltsb. A invite bridge.l
with twouiy “Hill”, in the town of Bld.l
deford. in llcvonshlro crosses the Tut‘-I
ridge river near the spot of its Junction
with the Tow.
The tide flows so very rapidly here
that it was found impossible to Iteep
~40“) Jo should to station In ohpuq om
tar. 'l‘he corporutlon therefore heaps
filled by hand with tilt-no mussels. l
away by the tide entirely by the strong
stone work and by on fill or grant it is
person to remove the mussels unless in
W
line in ”unless.
in Jsmniru lllltl other West indie lln.
lands. they have u very curious way oi
pressuring as” trash for u mnnsidersbie
time. A layer of tags is placed at the
bottom of s ballot. iiiltl onllosry black
molasses is pouvwl over in suillclaul
quantity to cover them. 'l'hoii soother
Maris sddml. and mum molasses, sad '
us on till the barrel is full. The ides
is thst an on can be kept loud almost
lad-ileum if the air can be prevented
penetrating the porous shell to the ooo-‘
tests within. When the asst tum sil
been used, the ionissses ls sites it fresh.
hell no sod is thoroughly sslsbie sgsla.’
in Northern Russia the farmers use
m tsliow to precisely the same
wen but this is said to slightly sleet
theiisvorettltem .
AMMntlnnofsimln to:
_ um is new all:
“S note a
. Gemstone-f-
Washington
cost-
Oomstoclt, Watkins
us WASHINGTON STREET
Tax Collector’ s
In the County of Fairlie-id and State of
Connecticut. on the assessment list of will,
that I will moot. them to receive said taxes
at the following times and film, to wit:
Norwnlk down town i, on Monday, Aug-
ust filth, 1897. from 10 o‘clock forenoou
until 12:30 o’clock afternoon.
pnuls. on the afternoon of Monday,:\ug
not with, Hill“, from 3 oclock until 4.30
o’.clocli
South Five Mile Riv-gr, on the evening of
Monday, August 301b, 1307, from 7 o’cloek
until 8.30 o'clock.
I I
walk. in said town of, Norwnlh, on Tues-
day. August :li, mill, from 0 o'clock fort»
noon until :i o’clock aftrrnoon and from 7
until ti o'clock in the emitting.
Bruin. Nortvnlk. and Mr. .T. M. Layton, nt
his office, Railroad pincc. South Norwulk.
are authorised to l’lCJIV‘ti taxes for me.
after
will in- churned from the :list llny of Atm-
lu nod for mid Town of Norivulls. on the
I WT.
Do You Keep
NO. WI SELL ITI
leading grocer’s. Ilonst‘keopers who
have tried it know lliol LUSTRIN It
is the best article on earth for house
cleaning.
it, try a sec cake; all grocers sell it.
Hovr'o TH earns.-
Saturday. Supt. d.
Dimct from on ulwintooonqnest of New York
hosts employed in bringing mussels to "A Riot 0' Fun." ~N. Y Herald.
it. and tho interstitcs of "ill bridge I" For mainl‘hts New Yuri. lmtghml oil it no
it is ltiipptll‘tcd front lit-lug driven For three nmnths t‘inmsu manhunt the
”flu“. Wllll'll ”WM! mum“ fl‘ ‘0 lb. A ”lulilal \N'l‘l 'Ullfllll‘l “F TALEN-
s crlms liable to transportation for any and oil the "unwary Ilium nilmllntllltll“
The U. M. c. “A" was
once a famous load with ,
you; it is just asgood or bet»
or today than ever. Why
let prejudice stand in i the
way of ‘ its use, when you
can have your sport and
save money by buying it
from us at 30¢ per box?
Remember the place, 112
street.
Also other loaded shells at
. 8: Dow,
NOTICE!
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
labia to pay taxes to the town of Norwnik
Al the store of W. S. Huuford, Rust
At the store of J. C. Handle, ut Winni-
At the store of Alphonso Dibble, at.
Al the office of the Collector. Room No.
Masonic building, in the City of Nor-
lllr. Stephen Conistock, of Comku
On all taxes which shall remain unpaid
the lat day of October, is“?
tilt-rest M the rate of NINE l'l'lll CENT
1st, N07. Iinlil llll‘ nilltlt‘ ~hull be paid.
HI‘ZUIllil'Z Ii. Sl'. JUIIN. Collector
List of lhtsl.
listed at Norwnlk, t‘onu.,Auuust 7.
n ltl zit
LUSTRIHE?
This remarlt was overheard at q
I! you have never used
HNT'MRTAINHENTE.
ONE NlGfl'l' ONLY.
The most sliccsauful anti nun-l humor-
ous play of tho generation.
Never. .
Again ..
It never suahsd before.
Now \ orit lsugl lior
't‘l‘lll l"Allt.‘l~'l‘llH
and scenic usrulturn which obstructs vised
the production for Lilli nights in New
York.
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
WILL nI-oram
Tuesday, Sept II
Prelim for college or
llllllw.
Una hundred and ten boys
him sutured toilette fmtu
this salami. For oimulm
address
ll. ll. IlNJtsadeui, Gees.
.‘Aol O O l
08pr s-roR
Herwalk’s Greatest and°:u:lest Store!
Everywhere we bear the cry—Prices Advancing! 'l'hat there is some truth in the reports no intelligent
person will deny. The increased thrill ratesdogethcr with rushed orders from the west and south, where the
old time boom’ is already felt and from whence it is rapidly traveling east and north, has unloaded to a
great extent the eastern jobbcrs and manufacturers, and as a result advanced prices. We advise our
friends to buy now their fall and winter needs. Our stocks are every day' Increasing and pri es on many
UNDERWEAR
roo dozen ladies’ winter weight grey and white wool vests nod pants, the “Luzerne, " worth
3: so; a good time to prepare for the cold weather, each,
3o dozen, one case, men' 5 white merino shirts and drawers, winter weight, extra heavy,regu-
lar price, 69c, each, ,
4o dozen Iadies' fleeccd vests and pants, Egyptian ribbed, winter weight, worth 39¢, each,
BLANKETS, ETC.
IOO pairs ”at while extra lieavy' blankets, worthhgo a pair; while this lot lasts, :3 l .00!
too comfortables, extra full and heavy, worth $1.69; each, slit 1 "-
ens-o).
58 white crochet quilts, worth $1.73, each, in". l 9!
Kitchen Furnishings, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies’ Coats
and, Separate Skirts!
The balance of spring purchases at about one-third regular prices.
The Norwalk Boston Store,cor. Main and Wall Sis.
IF YOU WANT All. THE NEWS
EA“ m
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
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TELEPHONE CALL, 524.
FINEST GOODS!
If you have a little feeling of uncertainty about the goods you are using, better pin your faith to a store
that handles only the genuine. We have a reputation, a reputation that is coveted, and we never allow an
article to enter or go out from our store unless we are sure it will contribute to the udvaucement of that
reputation. We offer every inducement to the trade that can be offered fairly and squarelymitbouthumbug»
clog the consumer. and invite a comparison on goods, prices and methods of business. If you want fine
goods we have the best the market prodmcs in
Butler, cheese, Eggs, Fancy and Staple Groceries!
We epecinliy challenge cmnpnrisou on collect, teas and spices. Give us your trade we will guarantee to
please you.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
is West lessisgtea street, teeth Ismail. 0t.
OURfORESlOHT WILL BE YOUR PROFIT!
No need of your cunning trultsor vegetables this season. We have wotrsctcd ior thousands of cases
from the best packers lor their choicest output and at prices which will enable us to sell them cheaper
than you can put them up yourself. Our full opening will surprise you both in quality and price. Wait
and see.
battle“ pure. ti lb can. too Early .luoe peas. one. in ; housed mineral. in can. lie
Willis cherries. it lb out. me Ian-om peas. ll «sou. vim likened test. it lb use. no
Strawberries. t in can. lilo sifted s. .l. pass. our can. lilo i Slfdlllel. 7 units. mm
California minis. it it can. lilo linked boos. not con. on: 7 Mia'- snap. the
Uslliotuia swim. lllhs. two cans for lllio Alaska moon. per use. on 7 Usuite sup. tile
Very Best Elgln Creamery Butter, Zic Pound!
N. Y. GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building. - . . . . - u .. South Howells.
OI OI. O! mm.msss.
Norwalk Chronicler