What People in lanes mt llor-
ssll‘ s‘rs Dales ."i‘ Saying.
ammo...
Many members of the Wee Burn
Golf Club. visited the new club home.
at, Noroton. Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Curtis. oi Norwalk, presch-
ed Sunday morning, in the Congrega-
tional Church. to a large congregation.
The funeral of George Strangward
will be attended from St. Luke's
Church, Wednesday afternoon, at 3
o'.elock »
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church is meeting this ai-
ternoen with Mrs. Alfred .Morehouse,
Sr.. of Prospect avenue.
George N. Mather. of Brooklyn. has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
H. Scoflsld. Mrs» Maud Mather and
daughter. Maud. will remain here the
balance of the week.
Miss Genevieve Hecker. of Noroton.
has been in, Philadephla. the last. week.
She is totake part in the tournament
for the woman's championship of the
United States Goli Association. which
will commence there tomorrow. and
continue the remainder of the week.
The regular monthly club medal
competition for men occurred at the
Wee Burn links on Saturday. The tol-
lowing cards were returned:
CLAS
Gross. H'cap. th
Fred Hecker .......... 104 18 86
A. .0. Wheeler ........ 102 5 87
M. R. Pitt ............ 107 23 84
H. L. Williams ....... 105 19 91
A. S. Pitt ............ 104 12 92
George Hecker ...... 112 18 9s
- CLASS B.
P. B. Jackson ........ 105 20 85
Schuyler Merritt ...... 126 36 90
1. C. Clsco Smith ...... 138 36 102
A dispatch received irom Philadel-
phia last evening. announces the fol-
lowing pairs of local interest. in the
women’s championship match which
commences at the Bola links tomorrow:
Mrs. S. C. Price, Philadelphia County
and Miss Genevieve Hecker . Wee
Burn; Mrs. A. P. R. Spence. Merion
Cricket. and Miss Kate M. Rowland,
Fairileld: Mrs. P. M. Freeman. Fair-
fleld County. and Miss C. G. Willis.
Morris County; Miss Janet S. Shelc-
low, Falrtleld. and Mrs. William J.
Berg, Mltley.
MWAY'I'OF.
Henry Cutbill. of Prospect Heights.
is seriously ill.
The improvements being made by the
Tramway Company at Rowuyton are
about completed.
BROAD RIVER.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guilcs are en-
tertaining guests irom New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ezcouclic
‘ have been spending a week with rela-
tives in New Canaan.
DISCHARGE!) SOLDIERS.
hey Cam Things wit—h a High Hand
on Board the Transport Newport.
Yokohama. September 25, via San
Francisco. October 10—The Twentieth
Kansas Regiment has come and gone.
adding very materially to the favor-
able impression made by all the Am-
erican troops who. have passed through
here on their homeward way.
The one man who has been the cen-
ter of attraction has. of course. bcon
General Funaton. His modest bearing
and strong personality have made him
a great favorite.
The Newport. on its homeward voy-
age. had on board a large contir cut
of discharged soldiers. These on.
finding that they outnumbered the rest
of the passengers. carried things with
a high band. Dissatisfied with their
nccomodations. they practically took
possession of the ship and driving thc
oillcers from their berths. installed
themselves therein. On arriving at
Nagaski. Consul Harris. being appris-
ed of the ailair, went on board with
iour Japanese policemen and arrested
the ringleader of the mutineers.
A fire at Hakodate. on the 151b, re-
sulted in the destruction of nearly 3.-
000 houses. As it is a town of 60.000
inhabitants. this means the wiping out
oi about one-fourth of them. Within
a little more than a month great fires
in Yokohama. Toyama and Hakodato
have destroyed upwards of 11.000 hous-
es. a fact which has led to a serious
discussion in the press as to whethcr
the time has not come for an action on-
tirely different in order to prevent so
frequent a recurrence of these disas-
trous conflagrations.
Shanghai is excited over the ghastly
news from New Chang. where a gov-
ernment doctor, sent to make an in-
vestigation. discovered four depots
containing 2.000 fresh coillns for plague
victims waiting to be sent to their na-
tive provinces. The Doycn. oi the
diplomatic corps at Pckin. has wired
the Tsung Ll Yamcn to put a stop to
the export oi comps.
A rumor is rife that the Empcror of
China has succeedmi in sending an ap-
al to the Emperor of Japan to rescue
or writer from imminent danger oi
deposition and death at the hands oi
assassins.
It is also said that powcriul influen-
ces have been brought to bear upon the
emperor dowager inducing her to hes-
itate in her design to place a new in-
cumbent upon the throne.
”my“
wl‘l -
" Ana-ream”;
~59- ”w .
Originally clocks had only the hour
hand. but thc minute was added Inter.
as It 1mm fashionable to make dials
as decorative as possible.
’ lilo ,osnrn orroooorco.
Bridcieport
Tuesday. October 10. 1899.
Not cxclusiveness nor
conservative ideas make the
ideal‘dry goods store. Hav-
ing what people want. al-
most'before they know they
want it, and selling it at
right prices is the true work
of the dry goods man. We
aim tolfill our proper place
You are kind enough to
think we do. We shall
keep trying.
Take our coat and suit
selling as an example. We
try to have every gOod thing;
no bizarre and startling
ones. unless they have mer-
it. There is no limit to our
scope. We sell low-priced
things to people who want
them; nicest ones to those
who like them.
There are new jackets
this season; we have them.
Long driving ‘ coats, still
longer new-market coats and
short, loose-back coats—not
only new but handsome.
We have some pretty'golf
capes for girls; not little
girls, but girls from 8 to 16
They are of double texture
plaid. with checked back.
have scalloped hood and
scalloped rever front. and
the price is $7.50.
Plaid skirts are in such
demand we cannot get them
fast enough. Another lot
has just arrived. In it arc
some handsome camel’s-
hairs. cheviots and home-
spuns. Almost any price
you care to pay, but unus-
ually good ones at 85 and
$6.50.
Second floor. take elevator.
A sale of “mill runs” of
ribbon. You know what
that means here. A chance
to get first quality ribbon,
but slightly imperfect. at
third quality prices. “Mill
runs", as we told you be-
fore. are goods that sufiered
in the making; not spoiled,
but slightly damaged. There
may be little breaks or spots
in them and they are cast
aside. We step in. take
them at about our own fig-
ure and sell them to you at
low prices.
'i‘al'icta ribbons; pink. light blue,
white, cardinal navy blue. brown and.
black: 19c for‘ .51: duality. 35c for 50c
quality.
Double-faced satin ribbons. corded
and plain edge in all desirable colors,
25 and 35c a yard.
Wash-ribbon in pink, light blue and
white. 4 inches wide, 35c 11 yard.
Single-faced satin ribbon, best qual-
ity. 19c yard.
At special counter
just inside main entrance.
Next Thursday Kings-
bery’s line of ofiectuai but
harmless torlet preparations
is to have its merits talked
of here. The talking will
be done by the makers of
the goods. who will, if you
like, tell you of many cases
where the preparations have
proved very satisfactory.
Velvet Cream, a witch hazcn com-
pound.
Magis Balm. for elections oi hte
foot.
Velvet Lotion, for softening the
shin.
Velvet Rouge. lasting and harm-
less.
Tooth Powder. cleanses the teeth
but doesn't injure them.
Freckle remover, good for many
skin aliedlons.
Velvet Skin Food, removes wrink-
les.
Magnolia Cream. a harmless beau-
tiller.
\Velvet Face Powder. pure. smooth
and invisible.
Hair Tonic. stops faling of hair
and kills dandrufi.
no 101111111 on room no.
sum 30"“!
iiPiHflJHBPPlPHEP
Printingorsaynindand
’ on a par with any work
done in this section of
Wilt .
SBNTIHEL‘ BUILDING
South Norwalk, Oonn.
My room painted or papcred in a
hurry.
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs oi this kind cannot rush so
fast but that 1 can handle them to
evlerybody' s satisfaction, prices and
JUHIUS BROWN,
PRINTER.
8 Havilnnd Street. South Norwslk.
p. w. RAYMOND.
Super-durum
and Smbshmer.
93 Washington St, South Norwais
Residence. it Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house, 94-6.
' .1. O. 1111111111115.
4111111111111. cums. Pilate.»
Wall Paper. and Borden
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwais.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers. Borders and Glit Molding
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully
given.
location Tours 11161111111
llova tooth and
Nevionndlond.
by steamers SILVIA and POST“ oi
the RED‘CROSS LINE. sailing from
New York every Saturday at d p. at
Full particulars and literature npon ap-
Dilation to
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
llailroadPlseo,So.Norwslh.
1347
Plumbing and Steam Heating
110! Water Heating.
Hot Air Heating.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and ’team Fitting.
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock oi
RICHMOND HEROES l
lodonesdfliiohlisodo.
17 WALL STREET. NUILWALK.
DORLOH HOUSE.
smears POM.
loath Norwalh.
189
etc
Tormsreasonable. Bathing)“
Wag, electric cars to hotel, eonnoat.
ingwith all ts'ainsonthaN.!..N.l
MEAN.
UNSURPASID
I300] ISLAND CL“ nan m
I30“ DINNIII
oping.
“III nurse
nor-ad “taut“... 0-- as
' ~11 I.1,ublers give Immediate Rilei ell
Ml after each lsni aids Digestion
Ask your drum! or by Insl go as
Send stamp in: he. sample. ,
sons 190 00.. Cleveland. 0
HORSES
To SuitEverybody.
We have there, coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
m m
insulin-walk.
NOTICE.
The ency of the Connecticut Gen-
:rai olnsurnncs Company for sever-
earssnanaged by the late S. S.
.i'li’omrncdicu will for the present he
.ontlnned by his brother. l'rank
Bruises, Sore Throats,Coids,
Inflammation. Hemorrhagcs,
on '1
Fund's Exit-nor
. ’ It is the quickest and surest
cure for all pain. Avoid
substitutes.
H. K' 8. Co.
None but the Lowes
Prices Prevail.
Brand Gamma
3.11 notions“...
Cheeks and Ears.
None but the Best
Goods Sold.
1
You are all cordially inv1ted to inspect our new styles
in Fall and Winter Millinery. You are all welcome
whether you purchase anything or not.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
Mahackeme Hotel Block, South Norwallr, Conn.
iii [Will THE STATE
._...-. ..—..._.
Incident Accident and Crime
from Every Quarter Of
the Commonwealth.
Mormon—(LP mHamlln. a young man
whose home is iii Meriden and who has
p ilcnts living here, is reported as miss-
ing, his folks having heard nothing oi
him since he was seen in New York in
attendance on the Dewey celebration.
Sionlngton—The body of Vincent
llinkley, who disappeared from his
home on the morning oi August 1|.
was found by James Nugent. while
gunning in the Woods oi Charles
Phelps Williams, a New York attor-
ney. The man wandered away during
mental aberration and died from ex-
haustlon.
SETTLE! FOR TEN VICTIMS.
Shelton Street Railway Pars nearly Sev-
enteen Thousand Dollars.
The Shelton Street Railway Com-
pany yesterday made an amicable set-
tlement for the death or injury of ten
oi the victims of the Pcck's Mill bridge
disaster of August 6. last, when nearly
a whole car load oi passengers was
either killcd or seriously hurt.“ The
lurnp paid is understood to be be—
twecn 915,000 and 917.000. ’
Thc cases were in the hands of Can-
flcld & Judson, who were preparing to
bring nearly a score oi suits against
the company for heavy damages, but
the settlement terminates the threat-
cncd proceedings. The firm was COlln-
sel for Mrs. Sidney A. Pitt. whose hus-
band nnd child were both killcd in thc
accident, and she hersclf was so ser-
iously injurcd that it will be many
days before her complcic recovery.
lncludcd in thc settlcmcnt also were
thc claims of Frank lllcw. oi Stratiord.
for the death oi his wife and two child-
rcu. Maude and Mclvln lllcw: and J.
ll. llugg. for the dcnth of his wifc and
the injury oi his two young children.
linrvcy and Ethel ltugg. and that of
thc hcirs of William Osborne, another
t
our 1111 BUSINESS Honn.
“The Latch String
Is Always Out.”
Always used as an expression Of hefrty
t is
welcome and a warm invitation.
to promise of a hospitable reception.
Come and See Us
In Our New Store. .
A warm greeting is assured.
and look around for future reference.
Everything Bright
and Attractive.
We will not talk goods and prices in
Everybody 1n Nor-
walk or near Norwalk know us, know
our line, and know that we are London
this "Welcome.”
in our liuc.
Our New Address,
85 Washington Street.
()p‘en every evening until nine o’clock.
l. DAVIS & SON.
Tailors. Clothiers, Matters and Furnishers,
SOUTH NORWALK.
C o A L before the
As we pur-
chased our
in prices and freightch it at a low rate
are 1%.?“er to furnish the choicest elilwti
Vi" FllIGll at the same price as Schuy-
klll and other soft coals are ofiered.
No Slain. Nollin. No oust; iorolol Drivers
RAYMOND BROS.
.....A Guaranteed Cure
.FOR THAT COLD Ill THE HEAD;
THAT SOREIESS OF THE THROAT.
razilian
aim.
FOR SALE IV R. I. PIIISTED
L'llomrnedieu. Giles will remain the
Bridgeport
l
unuinfhlinttedflannllnimng,
. III) F. H. SIXTER, IDIIIOOISTS.
Just call
advance
of thc dcad.
Just uhnt the basis of the settlement
r cannot bc ascertained as the parties
com... to give any information. i‘nn—
field 171 Judson. whcn cnllcd upon by :1
Farmer rcprcscntatlvo courtcously but
firmly dcclincd to mnkc any statement
rrgurding the scttlcmcnt.
(if the 917.000. or about that. thc
larger portion will go to Mrs. Pitt and
to Frank lilew. The former not only
lost her husband and child. but is still
in a serious condition. suffcrlng from
nervous prostratlon. thc direct rcsult
oi the accident. Mr. lllcw lost all
three mcrnbcrs of his family. Thcsc
are undoubtedly the hcavicst scttlc-
nicnts the company lr.;s madc. most of
tho othcrs ranging from 91,300 to 91.
500
Will) thc compromisc of those cases,
thc Shelton company has succccded in
settling thc majority of the claims
against it.
FIGHT FOR AN APPOINTMENT.
Contest for the Connecticut Commission-
ershlp at the Paris Exposition.
Governor lxrunsbury. contrary to thc
predictions from some othcr quartcrs.
will not this wcck nnnouncc whom he
has dccldcd upon as the (‘onnccticut
commissioncr for the Paris and liufialo
expositions. Governor Lounsbury so
informed a Palladium rcportcr ycstcr-
day.
The thrcc leading candidates. as stat-
cd in the Palladium some time ago. are
J. H. Valli. oi Winsted: the lion. lien—
jumln lmc. of New London and A. Ken—
ncdy (‘hilds, of Hartford.
'l'hc Palladium states on authority
that Governor Lounsbury has not yet
decided as to whom hc will appoint to
this position.
All oi the candidates have strong
backing. Lee, it is said. having a peti—
tion containing several hundred names,
among thc 1 somc of tho host in the
state. 'l'h Chiids petition, it is said.
contains less than twcnty names, but
among them are such concerns as the
Winchester Repeating Arm Company.
the Union Metallic Cartridge Company.
thc Pope Manufacturing Company and
othcrs oi the first rank. (.‘hilds is a
licnmcrat and the othcr two candi-
dates are Republicans.
How Are Your Kidneys I
Dr l'lnhba' Spnragus Pillacuronlllldnevllls Ham.
pleiree. Add. Sterling BemedyCo.('h1cag1 (11-10,?
l’AlNTlNG THE BOSTON'S HULL.
Vallcjn, ('alii.. October 10—0rdcrs
have been receiver] to rush the painting
of the lipston's hull. the vessel being
now in dock, so she can be taken out
early today to permit the Newark to
be docked on Wednesday. Work on
the Badger is bcing rushed as rapidly
as possible that the ship will go in the
dock as soon as the Newark leaves it.
SPAlN’S GREATEST NEED.
Mr. R. 1’. Olivia. of Barcelona, Spain.
spends his winters at Aikcn, S. 1.
Weak nerves has caused scvcrc pains
the back oi his head. (in using Hicc-
tric Bittcrs. Amcrica's grcatcst lilood
and Nerve Rcmcdy, all pain soon lctt
him. No says this grand medicine is
what his country nccds. All Amor-
ica knows that it cures liver and hub
ncy troubles. purillca the blood, tones
up thc stomach. strcngthcns the nerves
puts vim. vigor and now iiie into cv—
ory muscle. ncrvc and organ of the
body. if weak. tired or ailing you
need it. Every bottle guaranteed. only
50 cents. Sold by Frank H. Banter.
drugglst.
TllAT THROllBlNG HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you. if you uscd
llr. King‘s New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have "proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head-
aches. They make pure blood no
strong nerves and build up your
health. Easy to take. in them. On-
iv 25 cents. Money back if not cured.
Sold by Frank ll. litter. druggist.
Mrs. Neighbors—How do
your new servant girl?
Mrs. Suburbs—Why, we haven't any
ncw servant girl. Our girl has been
. with as nearly iour days.
you like
! 1
NAruREg.
A Cure ior 00am 4‘ .V
1 have been troubled
cars. it was rulnln in"lI
rt and myeons ,
that t elery King has -
thlnafler trylnamany ' -
were sup
no Value whatever.
:nfibring woillleailiowi ‘
o u lied III-
Celery kliicu ranch
can or the Nerves“... Stomach.
neys. Sold by drugglstl. lo. and .
.1
unnrnsss CANNOT an will)
by local applications, as t w
reach the diseased portion will.“ “9..
There is only one way to our.
and that is by constitutional
Deafness is caused by an inflamed “-
ditlon of the mucous lining oi
Eustachian Tube. When this it!"
inflnmcd you have a rumbling
or imperfect hearing. and when it:
entirely closed deniness is the
and unless the lnflamatlon can
on out and this tube restored
normal condition. hearing will
troyed forever; nine cases out
are caused by catarrh. which in
ing but an inflamed condition of
mucous surfaces. '
tnrrhl that can not be cured by Hill'l
Cntarrh Cure. Send for circulars. the. . r
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
so
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in effect Julie 11. .999.
sourn noawsu: son :1
NEW YORK.
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7:13. 7:5411. 13:16:, 9:03;, am. 9:59;.
10:22:, 11:35x. 11:40.
P. M.—12:47x. 1:11, zzzsx. 3:04, 9:11:
4:07, 5:10x. 5:33x, 6:55x. 0:41. 7;“. ",
8:11, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:63x, 6:"1x, 9:00..
P. M.—3:21x. 5:311. 7:20. sues. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOB BOUT}!
NORWAIJL
9: oAdMg—gfz g2x,5: .00 6: 00, 7'00.l:“l.
x .. 04s, 9: 06. 10: 10:
11:00x, 11:02. 03!. 0..
P. M. ——12: 02!, 1:04. 2200:, 2:01. 0:
3:3011. 4:02x. 4:041. 5:021. 5:303, 0:
6:02, 7:00 8:00x. 9:30.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:02x, 6:00, 7:30. 10:
P. M.—6:00. .
LEAVE SOUTH NORWA
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—1:11x. 1:20x. 6128.7:
9: 11!. 10. 12!, 11: 08!. 11: 42.
I’. M.—12.0,'.’x. 1:12. 3: 07x. 2
6:27, 7:0.., 9:051. 9:115. 9:051, 1!:
Bridgeport in addition to
m.,.2:42. 6:04x. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—-1 111. 1: 20!. 7: 42, 9:19.
P. M.—:7 15. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DAM.
A. M.:—6 35, 9: 15, 10:031.
P. M.—1:20, 4:25. 5:10, 5:56.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWLLI. ‘
Alli—600 725 938.11“. .
P. M.—4: 20, 6: 40. I
7 2Sgnday trains to Danbnry, 9: 20 a. III.I
p m. cave Danhu .8: a.
6:10. 9:001. r, 0‘ 3..
An x indicates express.
soon roam 1.111}. 1...
Open daily. except Saturday, from 9
a. m. to 12m andfromlto:p.m.'.
Saturday. 9 a. 111.1012 1n.. and onlon
day evenings from 1 to 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Preat.
JOHN H. FEititlS. Vice-Pratt.
GEO. F. BEARSE. Sec. and True.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
Ion snn mason on
Furniture, Pianos,
Bieyelca, Carma”
etc. etc. etc.
son rum-puns. nouns as
Taylor&GOlden’s
Real Estate 11111 111mm tilts.
LEAVE
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Norwalk Chronicler