Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 6, 1898 · page 3

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no her oi iuutiiy parties being at t‘om~ i
tlrcut March. and mi! l'uuturc
ltt‘li.

 

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to

To
" gar. Near the domain.

{l au—i—u-n.

Liie Alta; the Sound

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._a ion or lira. J. it. won. ot‘ rm
late. la quite iii.

liar alder. at Newark. in staying at
the Harliand cottage. .

 

 

Ir. and lira. .l. Frey. trout Bridge-
M are at the Union Cotton. Boil la-
hit.

Ila! l. Duraclt. oi New York. Ia
fielding a week at the lteton i’olni
Wei. . ‘

William Smith. oi hit. Vernon.
baa been atayloa at the hotel at Retail
Point the put few dare.

 

 

 

Twenty guests from Union Outage.
Bell island. went to New York. Brook-
lyn and New Jersey this morning ior
their beam. ' ~

‘ F. Perkins. who baa been oocupylnl
a cottage on Bell island the past sum-
mer. ieiit there yesterday ior his home
in Greettwich.

 

 

The electric launch Dewey. owned by
the Craniurd Brothers. of Sauutuck.
attracted a great deal. oi attention at
the Not-walk Yacht club-house. yester-
tier.

 

Reeve. Chipmau and family. who have
hacn occupying the Woodruii cottage at
Bell inland. liayc returned to New York.
Mr. Clilpman bi private aecrctary ior
Woodbury (l.. Langdon.

 

Dr. J. Milton Coburn was summoned
to the liliinenworth cottage. Bell Island
Sunday night. on account at the sud~
den illness oi Miss Daisy Nelson. oi
Brooklyn. one oi the guests.- She in
improved today.

 

The handiiome. steam yacht Marguer-
ite. owned by J. 8. lmrnla. oi Brookl-
iyn. put in at the Norwalk Yacht club.
yeaterday afternoon. and landed Archi-
tect Harrie Mort-house. who has been
out with a party at Camp Woodbine.
Port Jeiiereon. .

The employees of the Sprague Elec~
trio company. of New Jersey. will pic.
tile at Roton Point next Saturday: on
Sunday Manager .l., Pinkenutein alvea
his annual excursion from New York:
iii the Point: Monday. the tiriental‘
club. with Timothy Campbell. will be
there. and it is expected that the cm-
ployees oi the ilroolthyn Traction com-
pany will also be present.

 

 

 

 

MW-.- F

a leatt-la wait ‘cculld oi among

.17.!500in the Iiondihe l
Chicago. September i‘r—A arterial
the Record irom Victoria. ll. 0.. itayi:
Klondikcrs who arrived by the etch
m’er Amur tcll oi_ the rescue oi Arthur ,
Perry. a Seattle man. accused oi slotti-
inz hi’iJiIltl trout Alexander hicliottald.
irom no oilloer oi the uorthweatern;
mounted police. by the collector oi cuti-
toma. ivy. The aiiair has canned areal .
elritement at Dav-in (‘lty and may dc. ‘
vclop into an international aiiair.
According to the miners“ story Perry
mortaaaiul a claim belonging to Mr.‘
hit-Donald. McDonald itworc ottt a .
complaint against hitti and the police
twent to arreat Perry. Perry. however.
had lied to the river. An oillccr waa
tie-patched alter hint ,deapltc the tart ‘
that be war in American territory. The .
oucer ovyrtooit and arreated l‘crrv.l
who had tittdititt in duat. At Natal.
when the «trainer i‘olumbian came up. i
the policeman and bill priiioncr took
paaaru on her tar llawaon titty. When
the t'oiumbian reached Eagle i‘lty. t‘oi«
lecior Ivy wcut aboard uitd tlttllilliitl-‘tl
the priuoiu-r and tho money. The t‘a- ‘
nadlan oiiici-r demitrrcd. witcu ivy drew
a revolver and threatened to ulituti tin-
im live priiioucr wua itiveu tip. i-‘iuttl-
ly ivy pushed the oiilcer liable and took
the lll'littillt'l‘. alter atvinir the ottlccr a
receipt tor the priaooer and money. etc |
rcpt int to the amount. i
(in the aiiulr beinl reported to new.
aon (“ity. t'rown i‘roaccuiot' Wade and
ii tlctachtticnt oi police took Woman on .
the tilt-timid” i'ewera to parade lilo prl» L
otter and re-tuhe him at all roots. The
captain and uliicera of the t‘oluiubiiin. .
however. itli ilititlt‘ uilldavitii tut to how{
the prbtouer wait reached. There it
llitti‘ll diectieakui over the matter and a
ittli report tutti been went to (town.

amen not an orncu. l

 

l
Militit DAY AT 'l‘lliii month}. t

lMlKlT'I holiday wait Illilii by people
iamciy at the whore. which tiara
count rcilei trout the heat. at there with
very'iittlc breaae. liarina the cart!
‘Iitii‘llllil the trolley care to t‘otttpe. ite-
tau and tiroaory'a l‘oittitt were thuiiiled
and «veryiauiy who could. quickly not
tilt at town. <

At every point Man. the aeaahorc
there mirt- picnic partied. it llttlttltleS

Kll.l.it:it «l tiirltiiNtl Mllllilil.

A hie-iii udder. taut-uritui nearly
three icct iu lettittb. win killed in l rt-
iou l'iirk. Norwdlk, l‘t'rit‘i'tlit)‘ liittl‘ltlitl.
A young man who wait guilt] on
Franklin iivcnui- th iltc Mink" lying
cuiicd up in the am» only a icw icc‘
irtrrn tltc ti tinaulk. With it iottpic in.‘
mm the aiaa oi hie llirt he made out: it
work oi the adder. and then ,i:tiuim~i
its head to a pulp with his boot iicitl.

WWr

The number at ioreiitu Hillilillid ill
iirrtnan univeritliieii in title lilliillli'l'

2.3M. til then llcrliti ltllli lilo, ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Gregory‘s Point. South Nowell.

J. E. i-lullivan, proprietor and manager. :

'l‘erma reasonable; touting laiatiug,i

t'ssrur/taunit ltilttltli ISLAND (”LAM mm‘““"‘ m.“ will 1“"

.

M ‘9‘ T' .i an art: . .

. , i
let-wall 1mm have a
Jelly Label-Day Galina.

A party oi about'fltr Mk mic
apent Labor Day at that romantic apot
hy Keeicr’ii mill where the western
branch oi the flauntuck river lower .
pits way through a narrow and rocky '
:aorle. about two mileal above ”our
Piaina. The party icit South Norwaili
early in the morning and arrived at the
picnic urounda. by way oi Bis Wanda.
. Garnet Rock and Butler'a corners.
labority atternoon. Alter dinner on the
;arau the young ioiha explored the riv-
tar and experienced the usual advenq
three at picnic partial. lento fished.
others paddled about in an open pane.
atill others tell in. and a tow made the
acquaintance of a walp'a neat. much to
their diacomiorturc. Devil'it Dan was
viaiied and int wild and ragged beauty
enioytd. : ‘

The picnicitcrs arrived home in good
season. having apent a day which. ior?
in real pleasure and enjoyment. will!
long be remembered. The success. oit
the eating was due tar-eiy to Deodaie
Davenport. who conceived and direct»
ed it. it required two lane carryaila
to convey the party. i

Those who went were: lilacs Flor-
ence Bradley. Anna and Nellie Mather.

 

 

.iecily “safe" trousers.

 
 
 
 
 

a new pair-ii they rip

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

prices lavor the buyer

 
 
 

amino Spauldin‘. linnie and Helen amid-'1’?“
liell. Hattie Deere. Edith Barnum. lieu law tilt“.

. na villager. Maria ‘4- Knapp. Grace Iowa. Church at.
Stillman. Julia Iaiiett. Bra Benedict. "luau".

.l’ Iain “not
0.“ Infill. NC”

Minnie Boas. Fannie Onyer. Florence
iiravee. (‘arrie immoli. Ora Tire. Al-
ice Byxbee. Kittie Brotherton. Edithc
Galen. Birdie Parker. Ila-ale Lyon. ilnt~
tie Punaelt. lillle Sherwood. lie-ratio
K’eth and Minnie Kyle: Mew-Ira. Deo-
daie Davenport. Wilbur Smith. War-
ren Smith. Charle- Iliiicr. William
Taylor. Albert Bradley. Will Gunmen:
Edward Robinson. James liester. Ara
chic Nash. George Bell. William Grit-
iin. liarry Zchm. Styli-a Lawrence,
tlharles R. llelmer and hir. Woodbttry.
of Port (‘boeterl Mrs. Benedict chap-
eioned the party.

 

 

 

Dorian House.
' lam an new noun
Adrieeolnfltyalciol that all Young
People would do Well tom

"My doctor say.» it isn't what we
do during the day bttt tui- way we sleep
at utxltt that amino liri routtd shoulder
cd " I bear a tall. sllllllllllfl looking girl
any as they routed aitcr tltc dumbbcll
drill at the gytutiaatiuitt. says it writer
mullet .\Niiiulttlti\‘. itiNh‘I-ilttl. ‘ M Mflm- :in the lioaton lit-raid. "You know how

Li" 5'" 1 The First rcaimcm will lll'i‘lbamyA‘tlrcndiuily I hoopla Wit”! 1 icil school
, . 'lcavc Dunn Luring ior Niantlc today.fu year ago." rllli' went on. "I just

 

ibihln . electric cant to hotel, con-
iieei n with all trains on the

N. .. N. “Mill-KR- mantel-nit.

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' in that “a“ the ”mm.” 'm mt'll.l|..,..gi. i would go crazy with the home
Niantlc on Wednesday. and the meal ., . .. . , ..“, l 1.”. .n
.will receive their iurlougha in time tinmu‘“ aluayh ”“3”“ ' ““" ”‘ ' "
be home Sunday. (‘nptain \anutrvllp straigltti' and .llit'h said i looks-d
i llowe. oi the Fourth Artillery. unillitbout tie iriitky its lirattditta litti‘kc. who
~l.icuttnaui it. H. hit-Masters. oi thciiit nearly a hundred. I tried ltlli‘filt'fll
'riiXIh artillery. have been detailed from ’cultttrc and rode imriicback attd piayml
.tlie Ilcpat-tment oi the East to mlititt‘r.lt‘llllil-vtllil everything. in tact. that l
iottt the regiment. As noon as the nee-’wus told would hiliilfllllt‘ll tny should-
; emitry iii-counts have been adjusted i-rs. oven to Wt'ill‘liltz titrcc diiii-rcttl pat-
aud surplus property turned. it it bas‘cui ltritt'es. but i mold uot m- the built!
Fnot been done beiore it leavea Dunn improvement."
“i latrinx. ilic leavcii oi absence ior the1 "iiidn'i the iii-owe do any good?" i
inflict-rat and the ittrlottgha for the cn- heard her coiupaumu mill. "i am jinn
f tinted men will be made out. lil'ylllfl a pair my» ii."
i Alter it fix“ on the camp around ior; "No. they didn‘t replied the other.
to day or two and an opportunity to inito "and what's more. they lturt. me drcud‘
it icw much needed null water bullion-fully i had the bmluulu- :ill the Hill“
1 iln- regiment will be tiivtiulssed lo a.» i wore them. and iii-y piiu imi iity tll‘llir
Hl‘llllll“ illitilil at the camp tor the fill" iron. um i w“... u, M. 5..., ML“ my
. iuai intuit-ring out. During the ior-Kiwi.” said. I w...” ... in." "I... day and
bomb the men will ifweivi- iiu-ir reign-ll pm Hm down in h... “1...". but ”my
.lur pay and ration lllltiwnilt'ee. “"‘lziud pm... m... a m... I “M...“ ”
pity oi the oilit-cra will continue uutiljmgm and i know H. but i tell ,1”...
”m" "m M“ discharged. “MW“ rt““iiluit they would put me into a lililrli'i
"‘“mh'” (“V l"'"'“""~" "' “"-" "“"Vrll":citsi or admrtltittg equally art uwiul. lie

The EveningSentiucl
in
the

Norwalks.

 

l'll‘t‘lllilli Ill ttii-tte
Iclia liw awry.

 

 

 

 

'littll mind he released from their res- didn‘t. though. but up“... 5"... u... “up...
' i "“""“'”"Y “”0" ”W" W" “""W'm‘ircsl lot oi questions about how i sit-pt."
i “l" h" “““h'd- "How you alt-pt '.’" i'\l'lfllnll'll the idea-
i ""“"”"'""" -lct' alt-i. iihowinu a drill oi intereut.

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PEACE!

h- ..

"UAW. "Yes. he wanted to know ii i slept on

.\lilii-. .li-ttliitttt .loluctti. of Paris. i-'. 'l “MW! "“il “Nil “Ml 4| Mil pillow “l"
:tlii- pin-id oi hire. .I. ll. Ilcrtiard. iii iito‘tlt‘l‘ my litttttl. (ii course i did. and
\\'tttttiwtuul. iitttti'dytott. gwhvn I told him no in “will"! his lit-ml
.. { a” l litti run“ he knew it. Then he Weill ttli
l"""- 3 Mr. attd .\lr.-. .lcwcii returned to Newito titty that I would “it with toy arms
5. York. yt-ittcrday. alter it visit with .\ir~.iup over my head. or ciao. when on my
i Lucy Lyon. on the Wool aide. Hide. they would lie in trout oi me. with
’““"*" itiu- alitlllltli'i‘u thrown forward. that l

“puppy. “‘allcr and Arthur I'cudiciou returu- lulu-u would Illl'l lttywli up in a liitle
'i'tl to New York today. iiitcr elit'lltllllfllm” mm m, h, film... “W“. w”... u...

the .‘uutmcr with irleudx ltcrc '

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two you read the daily pit-l

 

 

A re you poutm upon-date ‘.‘

 

auudcru onptun-tl
ctrtllii)‘.

i tuttitton titiutitkI-r. lit‘ aiiltl. which uutat

\I It I i ii ' ' ‘ pcopic titad-~ lu ulccpiuu.”

. _ \‘ . I I V. - . ‘ v

r ”P” 3”“ u“ “ um r' "m“ \\c|i. how on Nll‘lll lil't' we to sleep.
to hi-w \orh. uitcr nevi-rail day:- rapt-tit:

. did in what Mtl‘l oi in-dw" Iicr i~iitli|ttiil~
. '. ‘ . . t i. ‘ .
with \li and “In .l mu l l't-liitr m" ”km" with h“ “M“ open ‘2‘.”

‘tlli a hard lmi. tltt- narrower ttn- iici
u-r. lic Mtltl to in on my lctt aid.- and
put my arm lichiud me. which untur-
‘tliy would throw thr Nlitillltli'l'l back,
-. .-......... .i did it. itlltl luut to.- how ult‘aiaiit l

hlr and .urt. liowttrtl llell. or Ilitlil- “""'” “h" NM- "t‘""““t "it “it“ ”W“
time, who hate iiwu “llt'liiti til MI'. and . "W “N. '"W'H' “"k “"‘l ultotiltlct‘u.
hire. ”mm." “5 Hell. mm. “m... h." "It Wiiaii'i till my hard. citiicr.’ alii'
itiwli today.

A litl control-t the Nutmeg state.

U 'n- invited to llt'iitltiilitl‘lt‘l'a,
No. is North Millil'ti lite nint'c.

Ilr. i‘dinpbcll illlil loudly. til "I'tliill’

cwev: " iv v: c It on I _
D ‘ I ‘ m m . ‘ ' iyii. who haw bccu ntoppiutt at “ood-
nlll!‘ \‘tilii. itouaytott. vcitirucd home.

tilt-liter."
E vetylnidy 'n rid of WA". . lmlttl‘.
itlc the “Hill NN'I'." prob-e lie;
lieu-cu,

S larv- itud fitrlpv a iorcvertnorc.

a.»

Til 2 STARS— '

Michael. Linton. helltilllat. Mr. and .\Il'r-. .ioliu iiop~.
'lhyiu'r. Elli-is. Hoyt. “will tutu rtlit'litlllili .i week with Mr. and "W in that idli- butt 1m Muir» ubvpi with
ier. Martin. lt‘. .i. 'l‘iiuu and iii». 'i'itotuau liiiriiua. returned to llieit'fillll it lllllttw and oi: d turd multim-
Mlklui'l‘lth'lur. ltuntc iii New Yolk city. it'rli-t'tid)‘. “‘""“".\ ”WW IN" “hie Nlic ind-ii to

T“! STRH’ES” i'itoi-bc Ann “i'ttl‘h. w.tc oi t'ltttt'lcr W‘It' rit flitltlti. lull 'lu' bard iwd iiiilhi'fl
lied “WWW“ mm. l: ltuyuuiud, tortiut-Iy oi itouib Nor-JIM" wild. and ”Hill with the bead
l I

unlit. died ycutcrtlay in Mount Vernon till the mute pittuc out. it... it...“ pop",

’i‘uiuorrow .tiii-ruonu tbc l't'itiiiilltt will tlu- i‘llrtii well ilirouu out and the
5 let liruuultt to itiiwliioytiyacillttiultlcrd shouldct'u uit'uiuht Hlic look-i lovt-iy
' ‘ "VI to II“.

n.- brouaht to initiation and buried ill uow tit .vi-uiuu dies... 11...“. in
”Moon. tilti lulu Nicol.

l tiitut cemetery.
IIIIIIIOI‘I. coll

«a»... -

l lll‘dalt‘l‘ the alt oi nlccpitia coriwiiy. atul
Mr. i-nti in». Edward lidrlllil and “him You New Mair music. don‘t

 

 

{:uiiilt citpri-iialott tit .i ptcily bat-k ililil

—-—-~ m deli t.il'l'lctl t‘liml "
um ‘33 "mfg" ’Iiu. amt all i licitiwi oi llil'i out real
‘i be ritutuiord thtsirteitc club had .l ' ”m ”m" but it “M“ ""' "“ amt “ "W’
“NW N "mum“ ill'otc. "mm” Hutu unity to li'lll'li iuol't- about the theory
“I". illili I liititlv ailtiiillii ltil‘ Illi‘ tilllci- til it
' illl)rilil2ill. Whit-n tt|lliiliiil lotto-a \ci’y
“u. m“ "WW”. “mi...- ”my" id lll'dl bring the low of the country to:

Hey. e il. i'N’tI t. at i'imiletd. him». My.

team tau evening at iktricn, lit-v. .l. ‘li in tidiiu true." he mid. "hail the
\ "mum.“ “r “Mm-p...“ prttitt'lll‘tl euiiti in iii loiiil lllllil‘iilll'll oi lilt' law
it". ”ppm“ airmen trout I John iii . 1:. itotcittittii ltcuiiltiul wimp. l'cupli- lic
mun ubiilt litany ltt'lli'lil thought» «it led. that tile utiii .md pib ito many
were aivcu. tttbcrn followed with btuci Wl\|'l‘l over iiu-itt that the body gain»

a... .

”. -.- . w...—

Wharowm'iuw . fl. . ,

W“‘“ ”1 Mum—.ra—ww m
.. . . «......,.....m.

m .. "W..." l‘t'iittiflte. 'l‘lic triti iv mutual on Mitiil It" \t-mlllutitm wit-limit illith tt|l~
iCl'ltithiid " ' in“... and iuwtiti‘m will he held over) tow-t throw Ill“ lit-ad iot'wai'd and iii
RRN'l'lNllla eviniiil for the pteacitt at 1‘ till 3‘ moat icicicri- wttlt llfitlllll‘ll lu‘ctiiitiita. wiiili-
AilVitllt'liilifltil v- Il’illiil invitation iii citicudcd to all to .ill aorta oi pmitioiiu lil‘t‘ ink u with "u.
itltAtrli 'I'iihi it ttHW'Iti at all the neutron. iv toward to numb: wit-y.

"0mm ”WM »--- "A hard iii-d maker the limb iirm l

_, t. .1, p .. _ “ ’i'lii- wttich-ittttiii't ldtlllll'i‘. oi lb-rlin. liiit‘t- lillilWll llltlt‘litlilli in apparently it“

« . ' t .t piti- til it liil'ililliilrtitl t.t|litlilt' oi .lucu iltill' weight I!" or (iii ptllitiin alter

siltdktiil’li'fl uud t'li'iii'tllltfl the thou. .lmpiua so ior iI‘N'Hll mitutifa. but oil
......‘.:I.- :-.;’....i......-.............~m .amith part at a cloud .i‘ictim {reigned they would had that no
G

Trousers.

Active meu,especially. make their trousers
suffer—weak fabric or sewing work disas-
trously. be we have h

to partwith the buttons.
everything is “safe" about them that we pay
12 cents ior each i'aiihless sus
60 cents tor a ripped waistban . and. give you

mouths alter you buy them. And they cost
less than youd expect:
want to carry over any to next season. we've
cut the price from $3 to $250. 'Mostly in
dark mixtures. wool. and in all sizes.

N0 better time than now to buy a suit;

midw-

made a line of per-
tied not to rip or
We re so sure

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ndor button,

elsewhere within two

and because we don't

strongly.

and Inland” Iranian i' iii

ilesh had been lost; it had simply bar-
dcited and lost ita tiabhittesa.

“Sleeping on the mick let out health-
itil. it results iii a gravitation or blood
to the spinal. cord and tin- lower part.
of the brain. Persons who iii-cam iuucli
and have the lllllillllBi‘t‘ usually sleep
this way. and boulder. ,li throws the
palate back lit such a nutrition as to
cause mouth breathing attd‘ito accom-
iutuyinglsuore. A deal oi llll‘t'iill trott-
itlc in caused by this. an the air rcui lit'!’
the lung witltottt being pttriiied and
inoiutcued by passing through the litlili'.

“Lying on the ion side. with titt-
arm thrown behind. is llli- best prisi-
iioti built ior giving a line ilgurc and

 

rill ‘

to promoting health. All animals sleep
Japan the chest. as lli‘lil‘l)‘ as possible.
.with the buck tip. itttd they know pvt-l-
=ty well what is the right thing to do.
it will lie iound that in taking the po-
titiou l havi- just advised tlic throwing
titu- arm behind one brings tlt-- body
Jimtrly over the cheat.
i ".\e for aim-pint: on high pillows." titc
gdm ior continued. "it is the clinical thing
;iu the world to grow dependent upon
lilo-in. as they iavor curcbrol :tciuiu.
lwhiilt induces sleep. iuit if one wishes
to have a ilitciy cxpaudcd chest alu-
utuid tllfilll‘llrlt‘ with own the atttulicai
t pillow.

“.\ wit b. d is ein-rvatitut; it cmbrac-
” the body and makes in: tlssuec tlzib-
by. which together with heavy cover-
iiig. ililt“l'it'l‘i'n with the circulation and
épt'crctiin the body from throwing oil
_'uitpttt'itltvs. ilttc should have the till'
.icttipt-t'uic and the room an vctttiiuicd
;.n- to dispcuae with any luti light cnvcr-
3mg.
1 "it is not item-rally known. but to
:le'fl on the back makm one very liti-
§ltie to take cold. which lrl t-aiiily under-
n‘iood. an the choral and throat arc cx-
posed. and l have iotuul the itidority oi

. pcrsonii with weak lunttn dial m-miiive

.iliroutu to lie addicted to title poeitioh
l .-
illi nlwplna.

"Wt-ll. doctor.“ l duct-tinned. "door

the sleeping on luml beda without it'

pillow

throw-it?“
I "i tn-rcr have considered it from the
poittl oi nullity." ltc utiawcrcd.
lKi‘t'ill dluully. "but it uttt-st certainly
Min no. hit it is the llt‘iillllilil wui‘. and
that always iucituit the mint beautiful

tend to give woiucn linc

ii luivi- littllii'tl that wouu-u oi lioi cit--
‘lllillt‘ii litl\'t' iluc ilillirt'r‘. and i do not’

‘iloubt lliut llut alt-oping on hard llt'ilii
.lov t‘iittlliwlli italic lliiii lliilt'll to do with
31!. i hail it patient not innit and who

‘vvau arctiiiy uorrb-d over haviua ll «lou-
bli- Illlii. l lrut'iu-d iiiiil who nit-t .tt'

"linlilllll‘tl tit ali‘t'illllfl till it mil iwtl illitli

with :i built pillow. | iu-ruuiulcd itcr
to abandon iitcui for it hard tuitrow

iii-r tic-tit wait autlaiitcioriiy minced."
"lion-ior." I mild. a bit uittacriy. ‘inuy

who have WU" \l't-ll. lite tun-tit oi n...- pm. ill' ii unit you Whether you have the pillow"

.hubii ytuiracll'.”
i "I'm afraid i have“ be responded.
‘itilll u lzttiuii, ' but i only. too old to to

tiu-rclu “
j -.
f untow "VII "POI"
l
lapcrta have done to lunatic». eu-
rain leathera Item

New Haven llttululi'l‘.

«m..- a... W. -.. .. w

with ;

 
 

line not for luvalk Councilmen to
ImimOruditrla-tneaa
'i‘he mercury in the City Council

room at Norwallt wait til tint ninetica

! when Mayor allover called the assembly

ito order laiit night. (‘oata attd vcata
worc removed and municipal buaittoiiii
was dbipomi at in a twenty minute m-
aioit.

t‘ouncilmau (‘ottcr and Councilman
tlrciiory were the only .ahiicnteea. the
latter being detained by the serious ill-.
neat oi hla wile. 0n thia account the
payment oi library bills and the appro~
rotation at ".000 ior the running ex-
pctniea ol the library were deterred.
Other hilia went through. ,

The committee appointui by the may‘

or to inquire about the new harbor line
layout recommended by the govern-
ment reported favorably. Upon mo-
tion at Councilman Burr. a member oi
the committee. it was voted to adopt the
litovcrutncnt line, as annealed. and to
.abiiudon all other lines.
3 The police report ior tito month gave
lt-tevcutccn arreuta. and twcttty-iwt'cn
:lriiiilpit cared ior. ~ 3
l Councilman Meeker inquired why the
‘srtnitt oil Klondike park had not lM't'll
lcut.

(‘ouncilmun Bates informed him that
the tlll‘i.'i'l commissioner probably had
not iound time to look after the work.

(‘ouncilmatt Meeker, chairman oi ilic
committee on finance. reported that
with the money the tax'collector had
turned lp he had taken $15,000 worth at
city notes. This included. he said. all
the money the present Council hadhor~
rowed and $3,000 or the indebtedness
incurred by the old i‘outicli.

The board ratified the action of the
ilnnucc committee and oriii-rcd the old
notch burned.

Adjourned to Scpictiilicr ill; 'at 8:2"
o'clock.

 

LOUIIIU‘Y‘I LEAD.

In a Total or doc panam- some
no u.- 197
Republicans Ill

The niuci y-ciizht

towns have elected tli‘lfllitlcs to ”W
static convention. 'l‘itiit lc:tv s :u-vctiiy
more towns to be heard irottt. .‘ll'.

 

 

.I.mtnsbury has a majority of 129 over
Air. Porter. and it clear majority oi'I
.uiucty over the Porter delegates and.
;iltose who are lllllllsll'lll'lt'tl. The Ian 1- '
uuiulwr thirty-nine and it is believed]
that many of them will vote for Lottns- I
.bury. Perhaps a few will vote for llcw- f
Ed” on the first lutiiol. 'l'iic deletions tip 5
in today smut! its follows: l
l l.outi.~:liury ill?
‘ i'ot'icr ti
l'ttittstructcd :lii
; There will be in the convention :toi
jdclcgittt-s. it majority oi which is 253.
‘lir. iatuusbury ueedsv titty-fix more
.ll'lt‘tziilt‘r iii the .~cvcuiy towns to be
i lil‘ili'il from to give ltitii :t vicar ttiiijor-
~it,\' at all thu- ilvliiflliith » ll.ii'ifttl'tl
i 'l'lnlltr.
l l.iti~hilclii Republicans llt'lll their cau-
t'il;: Saturday afternoon and riwtml four
ylnlllllr'lllll'y tlt‘lt‘lziili'e‘. 'l‘iu- s ‘ltlllllt'lll
illl‘l't' is i.vcrwlti-ltuitu:iy itt hlr. imme-
lbut'y‘u iavor.

i iii Miit‘l‘lr'. Washington and New .\iil-
[ltll'll. lAIlIIlt-illlll‘)’ delegates n'cro elected
by good nizcd majorities. i'ovicr men.
it is said. had made lli'nlll'lilll' .ilti-tupia
to carry till lllt'yit' iuwttu. .

(I.

 

woman iii UTIOA'

The Wedding at John O lilconrae and
Illa lefluohen.

'l‘hc l‘tica. N. \'.. llernid. oi 'l‘hurs-
titty ~1tld' Rllit .lcitltclti- hit-(lucked and
John (iconic Klit‘ulll'si‘. oi liatibury. Pt.
4...”. titutricd at the brbic‘.~ home. .\'o.
iii Lamina sin-ti. at it oclock Iioott
\‘cslciiiay. ltcv 'l‘. E. llileilt‘ltl oi the
Park liapil~t church. want the otiiriat'
iutt cict‘avtuan. tin account oi the re-

 

 

 

l'i’lll ditttlt or the lil‘llli"! bt'ulu-r. the
wedding was a quiet titiuily aiiair,
Mitts Memo-ken wait a member at Ito'
l'ut'k Hitlilhi t'lllll't ll atttl nth oboe it,
‘ turtuiu-r oi the circle of Ktittt'it l'illilll- _
icru. couturtml with that church. Silo
Wilrl the principal iii ilit‘ Wliiitmluii'tti
ril't-t‘i m'lltiill. and our. wry nucccnriuli
til iii-r wink, .\ir. Ktlcourw tlic
roadrunner oi tltc iiuubury tllilt-ltili ot
‘fltc Sow York and New Haven rail-i
Hill“. and i. a mini". cucracitc llufll‘

in

it'ttltilliiititl. "lull | our iielermimwi‘u. muttrcun and wititoui iurllicr 'ouble ‘ no» titan. 'l'itc wcddlua iu'ciiitiaut nan.

act-ml by idlillltllli. and the happy mu- i
pie lcit on ibc in. train ior Ncw l'ovk 2
Their bridal trip will take in iild
. l'oitit t‘outiurt. Wiluliilliiitlii. l'lllldtlt I- .
jpliia and Ncw \‘otk. They Will real-lo
{at No l "I'iilil‘lllt‘ iii't'lilil'. llattiutry.’

doup over it'lfllllltiil\ ind her “up“... lortu beiorc I learned tit-n i‘i'ilit lurkittit i “mm" "M will l’" ‘" ““m“ “m" “H” ‘

ttM‘K iN ‘l‘ill-l Will'l'i: iitil'ilhl.

\t'auhiuatou. ltcpteniiict- tiu‘l‘bc trulu
Marina the proaidont and hint. hicltlu.
but and their party reached the "Will-
Lut'ivuuia ititiiroiui iiliilluli at 1‘3“ it. u.

f l.tllilit\'llll‘. Kc. Npmpmluir compote: today. and the prcaldcut and Mrti. Mc-

’illii bi illtilii‘iii‘i oi yellow icvcr report:
{l‘t‘i‘i'iVi'Il irotu lllt' iur iiuiiih by Tlu- No
not lull-d l't'cait:

i‘t'unitllu. l.u.. ituu iuid it total at
lucivc i‘ttttl‘l iiud one death to diiic. ititti
tin-to arc now live l'iliit‘ii "UT".

tit-wood. Mlhe.. rcporiii time new ca-
mt. tum acriottu.

gai- hilli||li'llliiit cuuc lute lu-i-n illitcov-
vi'cti at Witter \‘ullcy.

'i'wo tiuapii louit t'iittttii have been local.
I‘ll itch-ii iltilca lt‘tttii Mr-i‘ctlliili. Milli.
iii an "hull!" litucvi-italbic locality .

Mancini haw tun-u aunt in luveuiiaiiic.

quarantine liner are ll‘liil extruded
iii ail dircctioua.

a.-. W..." ...,.

M the lli-riiu univcrattv there are iiiit
women, at whom ciahiet-n im- married
and three are widows ’i‘lic obbmi oi
thtI pupliu ~lttiy~twu, Three are irttttt

 

.iiity to titty-live ymra.

lKhtiuy were driven directly to the
White liouac. Tl‘itcy allow the liOlll‘ll‘
i'llll clicctu tti their hrlci tuiiiiiti and ca-
pvcioi llit'flllt'lllt'ti aii lutiuu urcntly IllUt
.cd wtiit thcir trip.
“Mm.

ti'i‘llii’KltN Wi'l‘il l'liillli.t'i|lil.

Mrs. iict‘irlc it. tireaory. wile oi fillill‘
citittuii tiriaory. in critically ill at. her
uuuuuer home in i‘rttuhury. tin itatur-
dity niabi nlltt wuu taken with it come»
ilttt ciiiii atul a paralytic It‘ditc followed

 

Aiming the object» oi iipcclid illicit-ti
to tb-liorn iu the intuit-um til the Royal .
United t-b-rvicc luatliutlon tit Whitehall.
loud at. it till old and touch-worn Wit'ii'
er mitotic chair. which wait preacnti-d
by Hi" lulu tiniirrui i-ilr iicuttchaiup
Wiilhvi‘. lt lti ouc oi the iwo ciwtlrtt
upon which liioiuatck auil Napoleon ill
still when the ll‘i'lllit oi currctider at ille-
plau Wrrr lit-lug arranged. _ .

 

What a tutor Thrill

am Norwalii emetic» Ita saute.
But They Are Growing Lana
tiara Every Day.

 

 

What a wonderful lot oi pimple time
are who iuflrl’ from backac e ._'
tltc millionaire hitting in but oince clip-
ping coupons. down to the humble cili-
zcu who swings at pick tor a dollar Q
day, nobody" ircc trout it ,

And it all comes treat the same emu.

The kiditryu arr toililatttc.

Buckaclie is really iiotiiiit but kid-
uey acltc. You can be cl“. ccliy still
that iidtnrans a disordcrc
tilt: id or 3.

And iiyyou are wise. you will he“
the warning immediately. .

lizickacbc itciglccicd meant ureter
loilllst oi kidney disease. diabetu. tirin-
ary trottblrs. Bright's diswsc. death. ‘

Dunn's Kidney Pills arc the one dil- ~
pic remedy that can bc reitcd upon ll
all iorma of kidney trouble. .

Sun]: at your llt'ifilillotl have tried
them. and not one ins found then!
wanting. Here is what an hast Nor.
walk cilia-u says of them:

yin, John W. Mains. iii 33 South 0!-
buru aw. wiic oi tilt: ion-innit oi the
RItVlllttlltl & Cottistock (30.. says: "Ever
uni-r i had St‘allt'l lever. when l at:
:i lilllt- girl. my kidneys were weak. an
i was subject to intervals of attacks oi
oackaclic. Laitcrly thcy were more ire-
.‘.:ttit and inorc distrcuinu.
tlmuulti ii i co‘uld l'itui some remedy
that would rciuovc the trouble I w'ou
b- ionliah to go ullblllllt'i’illfl. Donn
llulucy Pilla were highly spoken about
.iltll I got a but at l’latvted e drug store.
“my lt'll|\|’ll liit' iii llit‘ lil§l attack."
|.ill\' oi South Norwalk proof like thin.
that tcat'ii‘irs to the incrit oi Dean‘s Kid.
.icy l'ilk .

luv «tit: by diali-rs l'l'i'.‘i.‘ so an".
hiailiil lt' l’iisti-r~.\lilhttrit (Id, ‘llttflllo,
\' v, ml. :typnls ior the Ullilt‘d"slll
iii-tumult. v the nanteal).latt'>-attd la a
in etiluiitulc.

(‘aptall‘l Chadwick said there waa
more noise on the Hudson river Satur-
iay illzlti at the battle oi Santiago— .
New York Letter iii t‘ltlcaxo Record.

(By Associated Press.)

San Francisco. September 6—Captaln
John ('aiicrty’ cit-collector oi custom
ior Alabama. has arrived here from
human t‘ity. llis summing tip at his
experience is that the gold placer dil-
zitigs oi .‘liaaku are short lived and that
there are no true tlssure veins in thlt
territory because the country la broken
and because the gi-olmlcal indication
tro h‘lli'li as to warrant the conviction
titat thcrc iii no aold bearing Quart! in
the place. Large broken "dcpoaita"oi

‘gold or honazas may he found there

they will he oi the nature of packets‘
'tnd will itoi lust.
'i‘lti‘mSlVilE PROM ALASKA.
iBy Arisot'lillt'il Preau.) '

San Francisco. September 0—-Tlte
etcamcr I'ortlaud has arrived from St.
\ilcitueiu with treasure estimated ill.
from one million and a hall to twu mil-
lion ilttlldt‘u. ‘

 

.\ b‘l'r‘di’lN 'l‘lt‘lt'hl'i‘.
lllv .\‘4~tli'li|li‘il Pl'l‘iifl.l
Scuttle. \\'.t.~'h..Scpicutltct' ii-A‘The cott—
vcntlous oi' the l'opuliutu. Democratic
’tilll Sliver Rr-plililll‘nll |lill‘lli'il to meet
it lillcunburg. September 7. will at-
ctupt to nominal-- it tuition ticket. as
was done two years ago.

 

’i‘ruth wears well. People it."
learned that tieWitt'it Little larly nil.
t-ra ill't' reliable little piila ior “Blur
lug the bowcbt. curing constitution and
wtick headache. They don't urine. “-
wurd i'. Weed. Norwalit: (loorle C.
dtillson. South Norwalk.

O‘IUO

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5...... attain iii-"nu
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l"ul‘ broken Nlll'litt't'l. iiorea.
dint. burn». skin dint-urea uttd
tally [tilt-mlltcl‘t' is one reliable NI!-
-dy. ilc\\'lli'.~i Witch IlitIt‘l MW"
t\'ltcn you call for iieWiit‘ii don‘t lie.
epi t'itllillt'i‘l‘t'iln or hands. You will
till he tlihdppiilllit‘d “if W‘Wlli'l Witch
ilaacl i-lulvc. Edward P. Witt-ti. Nor.
will: tlcttrlit‘ t'. utittiiou. flouih Nor-

cm 37, not
Children.
lltlhiittltttllrtithl

inhale and
hears the

mute oi

 

 

inaaet

 

tini- Minute t'ouiilt t‘uro iiurprlaan
neoplc by it». tptiik curt-it ntul chlltli'til

' iiuv Like ii iii liti‘lw i|tiitlli|iiflt withoitt

-hc lion-i damp r. it bun with for ill."
be lit'~l i't'lllilillltili oi any preparation
vnwd liltid)‘ ior cubic. croun. ttt'hlllt. ll
the "Will“ or iilvdiilhiu ctittflhii. M-
wavti l'. chtl. Nitrwulit: ileum 0.
dillb-ou. itouih hot-walk.

\‘ou Iuviu- ill'tifliiitillilliit'lll when m
ittiu-riiucut. ib-Wiii‘a liittle Incl}
"le urc pit-audio. cuay. thorough lit-
tle plilw’. 'i‘ltI-y itirc t'ttltailpttllml I“
nick headache in t flit .«urc a» Mill tall
lht-lll. Edward P. Weed. Norwalhl
George 4'. llllliititli. Ititilh Nttflhll.

G‘-
lunatic
"'5'“

w
More than twenty million irea Idl-
pictt til ichiit'n Witch ilttlol Ill"
have been tumult-med by the maritime-
turerii. What better prottl it! Mr
confidence in tin merita do you want!
it cure- pliea. borne. acaltia, lg
the altortaiti entice oi iitne. Idw ‘ l'.

Weed Norwallt: 000m I.

m "m it “Bill

 

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