twat of loss.“
III.» White. at Ilidgeiieid, iI
technol In Norwalk.
A. Osrnli Bette and children,
~"l..\i
she Shudder. of West street.
from I month' I stay at As—
—°—
its. 8. H. Smith and daughter. of
‘returned from the
to Mountains.
1,—0—
d Arthur Gleason
from their biint-
Inc.
M. —o-
“Isms ere-we ..
BIT V one row
Humantri .
W, oi South Norwaiit. are vis-
«‘ ds in Derby.
‘. . . ‘1 l unso—
”W. 5 I-I:Ilphreys.o oithe R. I G.
score-tint is conIned to his home
In Bidgeilgl by Illness
it's. N. WIlIII Powers and Miss May
0. Power» of Ridgeiieid, have been vis-
' itiag In Norwalk the past week.
—0—
. Hill Edna Gault. of Westport. hes
. timed frame visit to her aunt, Mrs.
award ILvBfldley. of West Norwalk.
. . . —‘0~
Irs‘. Mortimer L. Gardiner and son
Bohert. oi Bethci, spent Labor ‘Day
I'll)“: Stella L. Gardiner. of Strawbary
_.o._
_ .4. ~
- .. W. D. Prentiss. Miss Grace
.mtissanrl Mrs. V. D. P. Lingan and
,two children will sail today for Glas-
.0—
-;Ilisses Emma and Josephine Dis-
bruw. or New York city. are gilests of
theiroousins. the Misses Disbrow. of
West avenue.
l "'0—
llrs. William Casey and children, of
Orchard street. have returned home
front I visit to her sister, Mrs. James
‘ Much. of Bridgeport.
.. ._0_
lies Florence Saunders. who has
teen the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
Baltimore, of Ann street. has returned
to her home In Southern Pines, N. C.
. .—o—
I". S. Merell. of Newark. N. .l.. and
On Ohrlee A. Merell. a student of
Trinity University. Toronto. have been
goats of Mrs. George R. Wilkins, of
West street.
._0—
XIII Alma Deleunie and brother.
'Cii'll. of New York have just returned
home after. a few weeks' visit with
their aunt. Mrs. William H. Richards.
of 82 Burritt avenue.
George A. Sammis. hire. E. Grum-
man and son. who have been visiting
Allen Betta. of Newtown avenue. rc-
tarned to Huntington. i.. 1.. Friday.
y‘ accompanied bf Miss Ada Betta.
e—o—
Floyd T. Ruscoe returned to Nor-
vnlk. yesterday. after spending a few
'days at Philadelphia at the G. A. R.
Encampment. The others of the Nor-
walk 0. A. R. party will arrive home
today.
—-O—' -
Miss Eunice Diver, who has been
spending the summer with Mr. «and
Mrs. W. E. Raymond. of North avia—
nue, went to New \'.ork Wednesday.
Ind will. at an early date, enter a col~
.lgfldn Philadelphia for a course of
i, .‘ ——o--
. Hon. John Wall, of Minnesota. Is the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. Lester .i
Waterbury. of (‘.hestnut street. South
Norwalk. hir. Wait accompanied ms.
,WIterbury, who has been spending the
Inner in the West. to Philadelphia.
. Ind attended the Grand Army. celebra-
tion there ..
, , 1 —o——
,‘ Mrs. Mary Hancock and Rev. J. Mc
Clare Bellows, of Grace Church rectory.
Norwalk. will go to Newport Monday.
to be present at the marriage of the
densities of Brigadier General and Mrs.
Frederick Grant to Prince Michael
Conucusene. at the home of Mrs. Pot-
ter Palmer, who has rented for this
season the house of William Waldorf
Astor.
misc coars__ mm...
I" IQ] is Irs. IIII'I'Iet .I. Iloilge of
IIIrtfervl.
xlrlr "Inlet Bulge. of tlanford, was
elected president of the National Wo—
IIIIII'I Relief ('orps. in convcntion in
Philadelphia. in connection with the
on meat of the Grand Army of the
le. Mrs. [bilge was elected on
‘the'flrst ballot. She was endorsed by
the Connecticut Woman's Relief (‘orps
Ind by the state G. A. R.. as well as by
the Sons of Veterans of the stale.
Hrs. Hodge has been prominent in
the Work of the Relief (' orps for some
years. She was a member of the corps
Ittoched to Robert 0. Tyler Post. G. A.
‘ 3.. and has been a promincnl figure in
the state corps for several years. She
III held the mition of national Ihap-
IIII. and her work for the organization
H has marked by ability and vigor.
‘Ber hthIntl. George R.- llodgc is I
mherof Tyler Post. although he was
iormerly I member of Nathaniel Lyon
.M and was at one time Its i'lllll'
. He served through the war
the Wellth' Connecticut. Mrs.
lodge is as Ittrsctlvr speaker and II
well! at much character.
lm‘ 'I'Illll" Bill'ND 0V Ell.
at William i ‘srroil Stahl was
In the Stamford f'ily i‘ ourt.
W" on the charge of stealing a
. wail and harness. valued In all
undiluglng‘ to Elisha Tyron of
18.8. to Which he
“and guilty. SiIbi said he was
IIdtooh the horse from Pacific
Stamford. for a drive and went
MYorh. where the horse was
later. Judge Downs found pro-
hIhle cause and bound the II cw" over
tor trial It the next term oLthe r-
it own, axing the bonds It li,‘
I—o—I
rs. James O'Brien and Miss Marr .
hair to who.
moves DANDIIUFI' and
stops FALLING and
brushingoitoehon Gov-
‘era' ufils MI - {I ‘
”Blair“ 'I'Illr‘nxledivj ,.
themalrleg the-the
2"”. nourishment. l:
ping regs ls gruel-
rats and dream Isl rah
III IT “BE II.
80: NORWAm-Haisted. is Wash-in
NORWALK-Bigge, 11 Main Street.’
HARFINA
Ml OGA
"I.- ”In-35; SOAP
m." lapse sily minim}
01-in f'llor Wit and SAT". hm
“germs In hair glands. not mm
of min. of entire bod rm- Ieo who»
you can for hair. scalp, complexion.
e at needing Drugglsts.
. "'t‘lllil
IIIISES IillliElI
at home hi II. insisthledevicr .hslp
%— learner-.1:- «Invention. whip-v:
rd distflcuy. Meet-Infill Ito-n all other n .w
dleef fell “lotions bio and easily mum «d m
waver her us send you an iliII-irsmi I»...
”I. containing hirsir d. 0' t IlIIIIun l i
”I 1 Willrl
I'. Hill”?! I" . Krill. Iln
TBllOI’S I’Oll DEWEY DAI’.
Second Regiment Isil Other Organisa-
tions Designated by the Governor.
Governor Lounsbury called a confer»
ence of the military altthoritles at his
office in the Capitol Thursday to con-
sider what state troops to order to New
York on lchcy Day, September 30. .lo
reprcsI-nt the state on the great occa-
sion. Tbcrr- were present Quartermas—
tcl'-chei'al Newton. Major Clark of
the Second (‘ompany‘. Govcrnors' Fool
Guard. of New Haven. and the ndiu-
taut-general. it was decided to order
the following organizations to pilrndc
In New York as escort to Governor
Lounsbury- In addition to the gover—
nor's staff:
The Second
oncl Ilurpee
The Sccon . cction of the Machine
lun Battery. New Haven.
The First Company. Governor's I-‘ool
Guard of Hartford. Major ('bcney.
'l‘lic SI-coud i'ompany. Govvrnor'a
Fool Guard. of Ncw Haven. Major
Clark.
The Naval llfll‘lillloll. ('.. N. 6.. thl'ei
divisions. lluriford. Now Marco and
Iiriiigcporl.
(‘olonci llsrpce of the Second ltegi-
mom was notified by the oIljutnnt-gen-
era! of the selection of his command.
by felr'phoiie. llc had been previously
ndvIsI-Ii that his rcgimcnt Would
probably be selected and for several
days tlIc oilicors of the regiment lInvc
been trying to secure a boat to trans-
port the regiment to New York. lml
without success. The cololl‘cl exports
to know dciinilcly today whethcr a
bout can be sccured. if one can bc ob-
tained it Is probable that the entire
cscoi't will be 'tilkcn that wayirom
New Haven, if in boat cannot be se-
clircd, the qunrlcrmaster general will
arrange for transportation by re i.
The entire representation of the state
will number about 900 men and thc
expensi- will be authorized by the
board of control. which consists of the
governor, the, trczisiti'cr and the comp-
troller. it is also probable that the
slate IlfliI-crs will participate in thc If.
ftiir. -
i'oloncl Sibullae of the First Regi-
ment. who made appiiiallon to the
governor that his regiment be desig-
nated Bt'Vt‘l'liI weeks ago. said when he
heard lhui ihc Second had been des-
ignated. that lu- expected as much from
J co'nvcrsatioti he hild with the, gover-
nor recently. licmilld then see that
the governor was inclined toward ('01-
“UPI Illircc's command. He would have
liked to take his regiment to New
York.
gimeni. (‘. N. G.. (Yol-
EXPIDIKING I’A RTY M I 'll DERED.
Bulawayo. September ikvAn lint‘iln'
llrmcd report Is current here that an
exploring party which recently left for
Lukc Tangaya in l'cntrtil Africa. has.
with only one exception been murdered
by the natives.
NU RIGHT TO llibINEhlfl.
The woman who is lovely in iacc.
form and tempt-r will always have
friends. bilt onc who would bc attract-3
lIVI must kecp her health. if she is
weak. sh kiy and all run down she no
he ncrtuos and irritable. If she has
Ionstipation or kidney trouble her
impure blood will cause pimples.
blotches. skin eruptions and I wretch-
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine In the world to regulate
stomach livcr and kidneys and to pItr-I
Ify the blood.‘ It gives strong nerves.
bright eyes. smooth velvety skin. rIth
completion cit will make I good.
looking. charming woman of a run-v
down Invalid. Only .50 cents at Fresh
ll. liastcr's Drug Store.
BISMARCK?! "ION NERVE
Was the result of his splendid health.
lndornitabic will and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where Stomach.
l.lvcr. Kidneys and llowels are out at
order.
the lili‘tl‘lll thvy bring. use Dr. King‘s
New Life l'IIIs. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 25c It
Prank ll. Beaters Drug Store.
‘ FREE 8MP
filling": till-3W: ”much.” .7.“
'“ usit'ifitzrli‘i'sfi "EL"...
liii': Iiiifidtliil ill him till.
luau Substitutes. sat-n lulu lure mat a murmur.
ledsslsgdrsgslstquly Itv's Milton-s also use «Moon-oily.
If you want these uuailtiei and’
low-Ichdrl r25? . ..
"WNW"
sales I.“ t‘gm
rules“ A “BAY “MB
“"stim
lonellu. nau-
$437
”I! ”BAKING OB
IADIM‘I'BYWIOW .
rtheetwithlslst
MW
Skim...“
.t'i'” (Tami,
”my
.|.‘|
.4.
ill
gton Street; Baxter, s South Mela St.
lilil KNEW NOT THE WORD.
"Did your father bring you?" asked
a teacher In a West Virginia mountain
Sunday school oi a small new pupil.
I: What ".5 ‘r
"Your father.”
"."Nome
“Did you come alone?"
' Nome."
" Who came with you?"
“his pap."«r—llnrper's Basar.
ONE OF THE DIRECTORS.
"impossible." exclaimed the caller to
the proud mother. "i can't' ballet/e
that your son. who has only been In
the employ of that great corporation
for six months, is already a director.
. "Well. l can. James is a splendid
pcnmsn. and here is the news In his
last letter. He bad Just finished Ili—
l'ccting 10.000 circulars.
llEltli STRAIFSS‘ EC(‘ENTRlClTiES.
Writing oi the eccentricitles of lien
Strauss. the dance music composer. 3
Vienna writer says be Is as nervous as
a composer as he is a director. (find in
a velvet costume. with patent IcathI-I
boots rcnciling to his knees. his eyiw
afiamc and In a fit of Inspiration. bi
goes striding through the house like a
maniac. if Inspiration does not com-
to him in the salon. be clutches his pa
tiers and goes to his bedroom or it
his wife's bOudoir. Sometimes the
waltz bcgiin In the parlor is finishcd Ill
the kitchen. Mmc Strauss who no
preciats and understands her husband‘s
habits. has half a dozen pianos scatter-
cd throtllth tbc house. and in each
room a table wtib writing materials. so
that In whatever nook her husbano
finds himself bc is quite at home. Mme.
Strauss was once a favorite actress on
' the Vienna stage.
A goml many plaids are being made
, into separate skirts. and a good man;v
' cloths that: are plain one side and plaid
ltbc olbcr are being made up for thc
sumo purpose. The latter are liked br-
i nose the fancy Insides do away with
the necessity of a lining.
I; As. Your III-eye I
”‘2'“ nursaiialduoyiilr. SI
yea. i hi.cngoorl
Gruflly—lt'a no use talking to me any
more. I'll never give. my consent.
"Hut, father. hc'has offered .
port me!"
Dr!
pie me mud em
p.
Pdnonto Your Bowers With cluenreeo.
( nmiy (‘nlhartin cues constipation former
Ibo, the. li cc. 0. iail.druggisu refund money
,___.___.- -.___
“f‘aIY‘r—Y cs. madam. l was one. of
mcn behind the guns at Caiilmpit, and
Kansas womnnMWell.
square meal for you.
w eary (meditation—True. l was
some miles behind. bu! it works Just
the same.
here's :I
”'1 ‘I'ehsrcolplt ssd Sash leer Idle Away.
’l'o quit tobacco easily and forever. boning
netie. full of life. nerve and rigor. tslie No'i‘o
line. the wonder-worker; that makes weak men
strong. All druggistsJOcorei. Cursguaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co . Chicago or New York
M ‘
Associate Justice Monroe of tht
Louisiana supreme court is heading a
movement to collect by 25 cent Inb-
scripllons. a sum for the erection in
New Orleans of‘I monument comment-
oratin‘g the achievements of Admiral
Dewey.
M..—
‘l'o for. Constipntbn Posse-r-
Take. t‘ violets ('Irrdesebsrtlc. lilo «fit.
If C. C. C. foil lorure,dmguiats refund latency.
Major (1. S. Walton, who was recently
music-red out of the l‘nited States voi-
unteer service. In the first American to
be admitted to practice law in the Cub-
uu courts under the new decree. Mai.
' Walton Is‘lranslating the civil code in-
to English for thelgovernment.
Beauty In Ilood Deep. _
Clean blood means I clean skin. No
beauty without it. Clltll'tll. (' Indy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean. by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im'
nritles iron the bod lie-gm today to
Irish pimples. boils, blotches. blackheads,
land that sickly hillons complcaion in taking
'(Hascarcis -|Ieauty for ten cc me All drug-
glets. satisfaction guaranteed. l0c. 25c, 50c.
I “My husband and I never take trips
togethcr in summer "
Why not?‘
"if we did we aouidn' t have. say-
‘ thing to tell each other when wq got
I
I“
Some men are so dcncient in the ele-
ments of success that they would nev-
lcr act the world on fire even if the
mu.
suchdalnty colors that soiled easily
utili- are still!
nu SEPTEMBER trill.
ll. ll. KING.“
I Want -
the paraeols must include one for each
nwn. In It has been a constant out-
go for one or another of these little
accompaniments.
mil
HOW'S 'l‘lIlSi
, We oiler one hundred dollsri reward
for any case i eatarril that cannot be
cured by lla' ICItIrrh Cure.
lty room hearted or pspsrsd is I duo). Gilliam? IIICO. Props..'l'
do! '
We. the undersigned. have iraow'n it‘.
J. Cheney tor 'the last fifteen years.
and believe. him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and tin-
anciaily able to carry out any obliga-
tion made by their line. .
WALDING. KINNAN , I MARVIN.
wholesale druggists. Toledo,0
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken Inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price. 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. T Itlmoniels free.
Hall's Pam iy Pills are the best.
hurry
This everybody is crying ads.
Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
not but that i can handle that to
mmbody's satisfaction. prices and
JUNIUSLNBROWH.
I... PRINTER.
anemones, Imam
D. W RAYMOND
3autraVDiret’ter
and Submitter.
93 Washington St.. South Norwaiad
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 31i- d.
J. 0'. JENNINGS.
4PM Hillier. Clldlliiil. Milli—
I
”All! I!
Wall Papern and Borders
1 NORTH underfloor.
I. .
A child's frock of white swiss dotted
with red is trimmed with bands of bea-
ding through which red ribbon is run.
There are two bands Just above the
hem of the skirt. one on each cuff one
for belt and collar. and one about the
breteiies and bib like pieces that aur-
round the yoitc.
The pain of a burn or scald Is al-
most instantly relieved by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. it also
heals the injured parts more quickly
than any other treatment. and without
South Norwaia. fithe burn is very severe does not leak
Sample Books of Latest Styl of1 a scar. For sale by George 0. Still-
Papers. Borden and Gilt Mo inglson. South Norwallt. and E. P. Weed,
taken to houses for inspection. on no- Norwaik.
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfuliy'
given.
Says"- 'an old bachelor: 'A man newer
finds out a woman‘s true Value until
he marries her. In nine cases out of
ten be overestimates it."
I
I iiutlon I'oiirs it his lilies
Nova Scotia and
Newlinndiand.
0! steamers SILVIA “d P037“ 0‘ Golfer-Dent you ever get tired of
he RED CROSS LINI. lIllilil train farming?
New York every Saturday gt 4 p, I. i 'lbe farmer—~' T aint no use of gcitin
m" Duncan“ AMI litdl’ltm “’03 .9. tired of it. young man. r‘armin sin l
“mu“ ‘0 no fadi—l’uck.
A SI-‘NSIBLF MAN
JaCOb M‘ Layton! Agt' Would use K‘emps Balsam for the
tread m“. m Throat and Lungs It is curing more
‘ M So N 'cascs of Coughs Colds. Asthma. llron-
W‘ ‘ chitis. Croupand Iii Throat and Long
1847 1899» Troubles. than any other medicine.
The. proprietor has authorized any
druggist to give you a Sample Bottle
Plumbing old Steam Berlin A... .0 W m .. m m... ..
not water “eating :this great remedy. Price 25c and 50.-
Iioi lit Hitting.
STUV IS AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Filling.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
/ Have you seen our stock at
RICHMON'D KING‘S?
Indoneslliotciiiissiio
it WAI. l. srhnni. souwaut.
DORLON HOUSE.
GINOIW'S from
loath Norwaih.
J. Immune.
W and lease-r.
“T ey are simply perfect" writes
Rob rt Moore. of La Fayette, Ind. oi
De Witt' s Little Early Risers. the fam-
ous little pills” for constipation. and
all live ailments. Never gripe. George
.0. Stiiison. South Norwaiii; Edward P.
. Weed. Norwalk:
‘ Election Inspector iseverelyl—Slr.
‘havc you ever read the constitution of
the l'uited States?
I Naturalizcd citizen—No. have you?
Election inapector—N-o. —Ncw York
ii eelily.
“" " Best on the market for coughs and
.colds and all bronchial troubles; for
croup It has no eons. " writes Henry It.
Whitford. Smith Canaan. Conn. of One
Minute Cough Cure. George C. Still-
son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed.
Norwalh.
‘ ( 'ondemned man (to his lawyerl—it a
.a long scntcncc, sir. to be sent to pri-
lson for life
Lawyer (inclined to a more hopeful
III wi—Yes. It does seem long. but per-
haps you wont live a great while. —Tit
Bits.
I. its Care—So Psv.
1 That is the way all druggists sell
Grovc' s Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ma-
- "unreasonable lsthiu hosting larin, Chills and Fever. it is simply
' I iron and Quinine in a tasteless form
tubing. eieeuioearstohotei. connect I .
( bildren love It. Adults prefer It to
Bimiu".mm thsN. 1" N B Pbitter, nauseating tonics. Price, bile.
M.
"is Alice worried about her broken
obs Ems» our: sun: m enmmm”
it? ”on. W i "No. she had part of her silver
2 ' marked with the young man's name.
W but she says she can easily get engag-
'ed to another man named Smith: ——
W98 .
museum “mm" “m”
”II “MEI: E. E. Turner. Compton. Ila. was
m!!! J. m" cured of piles by De Witt's Witch Ila.
Mm vu-
«nut-lets give Wllntdille relief on
Iitsresellalddshigrshs a
rel Salve after suffering seventeen
years and trying over twenty remedies.
iPhysicians and surgeons endorse it.
Beware of dangerous counterfelts.
George 0. Stillson. South Norwalk;
Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
Ath your mm. or by mail so In
hump i- 1 hrs sample.
I
IMI 1'0 00.. Eleni-L.
HORSES
ToSuit Everybody. .
We have them coming by
.‘- the can-lead every .
I fell days.
The ancients took the owl for a sym-
bol of wisdom because he always minds
his own business.
.css‘rosis
Isrhfssusadchildrss.
Dears the
Wed
Fame held out her scroll to the Poet
loftToday. “Write thy name here." she
Isaid with s‘ki‘bd smile.
"These autograph fiends give me a
pain!" exclaimed the poet. irritably.
Then he turned his back on Fame.—
Detroit Jonrn i.
De.iu'r Lg“ Early Risers. perms-
nently cure chronic tion. hil-
lousacas. nervousness an woruooui
feeling; cleanse and regulate the entire
fsyateln. Small. pleasant. never gripe
I or sicken—" famous little pills. " George
M. TARLOV.
”and had to be replenished often. and ' -
lilihiflllimllrmlllgli‘
“ W: 9:1“. mm.
2' ~ " Is now attendmit . I
school and wear- " ' ,
c
g1.
inu cut shoe loo:
iher at a rapid
1...... ”“°°‘ on... "
‘0‘. g h 0 e I mill“ to
stand hard use.
Elmer’s
The Place.
' 3.‘ " ‘1?" ‘.,;"
It Pays to Get the Best.
It is a well lmown fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can he found at
illiy’ 3 Sign and carriage ilorlis.
.
“TH FAIR”
From Makers to Wearers.
We are showing the largest variety
of the richest and most stylish
Plaid Skirts
Ready Made and to Order.
They cost you far less than you can
make them for yourselves. .
I. Wrubel {Coo
on WIIhington Strict. South'fldrir‘ulk ‘
DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK.
arcane-lie narrates.“
LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK. 1:35 A. I. . l
LEAVES NEW YORK: ~ '
Beeknisn Street. 2:15 p.11).
East (list Street.2 all) p. in.
FAR£,. SINGLE 409:.
Excursion Sunday, Sept. IO. to North Beach,
Pioneer Hook (Ladder to. lxcurnion (are, 60c
Leave So. Norwalk, 10 a. m ; North Beach, 4:30 p. m.
Freight Propollor City of Rom-III.
heave Seckman Street. New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday 5 y, .1.
Leave Norwaih. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdiy, 3' p '.m'
Saturday. 1:35 p. In.
Saturday, 2: 00. p.in.
EXCURSION, 70°.
I)
I
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Th 'dore. Has been to Boston
Again. . ~
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, for July and August
‘ sale and I think it is the bestlot oI
goods ever offered on this earth for»,
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever... had, in quantity and
quality.
I
Theo Olsen...
world were insured in their iIvor.
.u.
. C. Stillaon. South Norwalh; ldwsrd P.
. lam II i Weed. Norwalk.
[1 I. Poms“ . —-——-————-
less so "II. I Judges in England have worn the
Colleen. m Main Street.” Ipecuilar wigs they now won ever since
Mia m ltherslglllllCIlli’lflll.
Joli... omI-u ..
Norwalk Chronicler