Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 19, 1901 · page 7

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Miss Jennie ,avlsri:
has ietul‘llfii'l
mulll'.

The Flu Norml'k
is loading a 0B '
Bench.

in
Point streetlw
('.T[y yesterdny 2

, , " gym, is the
MEI. in River'ii

Charles L 8 th.

the painter. of
l 1oword

st recovering from

new men at work
improving til condition of the road
bed. in Fm:

P,
street. will :3
York Yacht .g

, j c
io'E'lieA sloop Pull.

L. A. urdlol; be resumed his posi-
tion. int cur n tire ‘of L. A. Mariner.
on the W hingto street bridge.

so for as a known no dnmege was”
done. .

dog. owned by Harold
Pinon. was killed by n
‘vorslde avenue. a few

A “yolier”
Day. at Beth:
trolleylcn 2

. gift-1,! 5‘ .
1‘ 31311111111111.2111
psinE In: the interior ‘1; his house. at
the corner or ascend avenue and Cove
street.

It is exp “:1 that the Rev. Jameilf
Robinson; A‘Sdllgdt'uck, will preach
morning a'hd evening/hi" the East Avc~

urob,»3undny.

built across

in trout of
. The improve-
' r. Hawkins.

Proprielorzllohn E O'Silllivan. of the
Dorlou Id having an arteslan
, int. Although the

’ our feet water has

11
tell time she has had
formed, is slowly

. tNorthport. Long
(1103‘! over night of Mr.
r. of Second ave.

"" tor was not pres-
, {the Springdsle

1018 W
' We ‘10 the Springdnle
ca‘Iup Inset u’g Will leave Daniel
L’fioiha‘nenieh' :ponight at 5: 30.
odd 'n‘l1'ure caht‘ibned to be on hand at

. , slice in! ice cream and cake;
2 was II'Ibld last night. at the
on tho worm-

b‘dut two hundred

nee. and so had

onto and otheI

who
train out bi town wduld be.
but, on 11ch unknown reasou‘o

'dgeiléld is rc~ '

In WWI. '
a arose? is

at Iyn Stevens? Be
that left ‘ y:

The engln‘ :- M the
2 Dellve .,

l ' ' faintly
_ A peddier's horse was overcome
b 1);? ca Belle 13111111 yetterdsy

libel u until

soon we vereil.

bevidR mood of Mom street. is
dual 012 oluable cat.
. caIAAWednesdoy
ht. KWSS badly mangled.
but was able , aw! nearly to the
dues before lib 111111!an

Dancing was

uss'dsr evening last. '
he“ droning. after which a

the order .10 t
nullity 001111111:
lint wereA Miss

tie Young. 0i _

Rowaytoni‘L “Fitter. Jessie Yost
Be hm ll A South Norwolh:
Ed Cor William Briggerman.

Il‘l rpm No.11
AA A

id .. g’edor.

“Robert Nelson. a' prominent 'l‘am-
IInanyAnIan .Iol gown York. was a feature

1 o with them before
;, can be imagined. He
lino! y ensued Guptain Dan Mort-ell.
of East Nor'wollr 'to take them out in
his yac uiia‘. They come to IRoway-
ton. on truth t _ point the? march-
ed on ti: on, Iw1Ith the music

3' DARIEN mo Renown.

rfinfl as“. W Ttuey has returned
hora! nualin yislt.

Harold Wiimbtt he: been ill with:

IIIalnrla. bottle nmitogaln.

Miss Helen (1001191113 lett Tuesday
for a weeh' a visit, In Greenwich

Min. '1‘. B. “$111111? and a party of
friends onloyedA ' 13161110 Tuesday.

,J. I). Crimml'llb lli'un II has arrived
at Collender' s Point from New York
Miss Grace (Iihlches'ter. of Stanitord.
lwho has been very ill. is now improv-
“K 1"

Tomorrow it Scotch touroome for the
Ernwood prinéb. will bill held at Wee
Burn. , y F; . ..

There was misc, Elic' old mill
Noroton. BatuI-‘da was very
enjoyable. .‘ ,

Mrs. Horrlnti' But a, 2o! Hurlem. is
visiting relativnd‘j III"- 011‘ Ridge for 11
few weeks. -

Dr. Kane’s falliil'y,
has arrived at his now
der's point. 1‘ ’ ‘

. Frank (been is haying'n
additIOn built on2 molten
on his property}.

Mrs. Frank :3; Fltnh:
from Waterbury. Vile ,
the medical common
William TcyioII’tcuorrot south Nor.
Walk. sung‘twuéiolos iii: the Dorian M

EQ‘IIIIWML , ‘g‘

1'11: and Remit. 8.5
3:0qu . as not the
”drift! 0.. , etnu, last night.

The win: nzédi. or swoon. ‘13 hold»
ins a picnic at? ‘lifotlll'i'XAé block's. today.
Mrs. C. A. Bobble. of Dorian. attended

The Little Point Coal Company, of
Nero , received from the barge If.
D lere about 200 tons of coal. Tues
day morning.

Undertaker James Birchard bad one
of the front Window: of his place of
,businbso finely iettbred by a travelling
artist yesterday.

The bays mo gathering quite I. bar.
vest or berries these days. They also
have well scratched hands from com
In in contact with the bricrs.

item .Nicholi'i. or Nougatuclc. died
at Fitch‘s Home. Noroton. Wednesday.
He was sixty-slit years or age. Inter-
ment was in the Spring, GIoVe ceme-
tery yesterday. ‘

Jo Inca Wood is putting in a hurri
cane ”ventilator at Cove Mills. has
three contracts at Bridgeport, and is
engaged in plumbing work upon Frank
Green‘s summer residence. Noroton
He warms; "

' Ml“'l'l'.'."'T. 'B. Willem! his driv

Wu“ the dinub‘rcoh depot». few
on. d . her horse become fIi hten
ed in 2

{New York
Inc 0011an

a: extensive
out housoG

his returned

found.
Mrs. Fanny
. . , :1

f :

0"! ma do“.

 

, home ot, ooh,

' painful accident.

'1‘th 1'

Meeting or

taken up the s
(lesions.

M w o suspicious

m"""°" g man in wMfr. Soutbwlclds ”I.“

on the Newton Beightt road
d h lie their revolvers.
“night about 12 o “clock it is

Two Sunnis uplls arIIved at ,th

.K'llI'l'I'll, on haul-«11y
Mrs. J. B. Sturges and Mrs. Moore

were the guests on Tuesday of Mrs. J.

W. Holden in Danbury.

IA '

til lleorge null Fredetlch' Weston. of

New York. Were the ghetto over aun-
day ofll. '0 Thomson.

Mis‘ M'ary Bungert end Frank. and
ton II Inhrried July 1.4111 GooIgret-
ulatlo Auo‘w‘é in order

Charles Miller. of dhicago. whb is
sojourning at the Boole cottage, Bell
13 land hnsbeen Isps‘n ding a low days
in: Mine;-

'l‘wo of Wiitd'n’ a literary institutions.
the Reading circle and the Current
Topic club, have postponed theIr meet»
inns until buttons.

chillies ore-zen; new-:11“? a very
Saturday morning.
While working at his mill his left arm
was torn very badly.

Rev. C. M Bullock. of Norwalk ofic

MI lated in St. Matthew" a. Song y morn:
" ing. in the ahsnnce of the. rec or. Rev.
,Williu Fltsmeyer. =W. 2”,l§

Hdoke'r. are delivered a most
interesting and instructive discourue.“I

Miss Lynes, of Norwalh, as slow-
tl‘onist. whistling acids by s .i‘ew Yer}:
gentleman. and n play are among the
features of the entertainment in Can:
no's Hall. seturday. July 20th at 8 we

A party of Wiltonlnus unio'yed the

sea breeze at Dorion' 132‘, Wednesday.

Some members a: this party recently

21011:: yachting trip. so guests of Judge
us n.

Edward Britto of cannon, met with
9. severe accident on Tuesday. While
mowing his hand came In contact with
the edge of a scythe. luductlng I: dun
serous wound.

Captain Smith died at his residence,
Saturday night otter one duyis illuéss'
of neurolg'la of the heart. The (un-
oral 100K piece from his into home at
Cannon, Mondoymi‘. 2pm . interment
in Branchvllle. * ,

There will be is full drone reheora'ul
Wednesday. the With. at the. Paladin

pate in the "Peddler’s Parson” to be
held at Ridgeiy Farm; in the near to
ture for the benefit of St. Matthew's
parish.

Mrs. Nathan M. Bolden of historic.
L. i, has been the guest for a week of
Mrs. Jackson. of Rurlbutt. She left,»
town on Wednesday to remain a couple
of days with Messrs. Harry and Edger
Belden. who reside in Stamford

Harry Thomsons studio was the
scene. Saturday evening. of a pleasant
card party which was given under the
successful patronage of Mrs. Frank
Weston. About sixty guests we're
present. including several gentlem‘ph
from Norwsllt. Over twelve amen

played and at their c'onc union
pr s were awarded the follii'wln'il for
tunote contestants: Mrs. Belle Me
Koo, Mrs. Herbert Sturges. Miss Andie
warms Abbie Bundle, James
1211001 North Wilton, and Char
be (linden. The proceeds, amounting
to $1 00 will be devoted to- golf clllb
interests.
cobweb Won-“r Medusa some.
N «max Silly 13 «President
b..of:tbe ohm times can cer-
rot on: niode a brief call at the allies
of J. P. Morg ttulle" today. He de-
IciiInIedI to discuss lilti‘iIlI‘e situation...

ROUTINE 0T Bill? will

(Continued from Flri'lt Page)

within the torrlt‘ory Indicat on EU“
establish 'sueii lines or who“:
guards with scouts and patrols. and 'so

and machine guns as will not protect

attack. Officers will apply to the III
intent general direct for a map of the
territory within the vicinity of the
camp. Bars. 51-368, 5381380. Drill
Regulation. will 3 «Away consult-

“Vi. Orders ,will be, boiled by the_
[III '21:; Commander in
“citation“! both" cross; to ”ileum
and proceed to 2cm -A .

2:2’vtIl. . oh wholly “ nip:
'llhlrc and Fourth Regiment Indx'l‘iilrd
and Fourth Sections, Signnl

 

' Id they were the burglars who 2

residence for those who will particia'

attack 11'! the force whose den" rlbed ‘-

dispose oi the Infantry, Ii ht artillery A

vulnerable points and give the strong ..
est defensive po‘sitibn for resisting the “

e fluid for on 2

Cor
will leave the cam 11:17:30 MAINE
red." hnd 1101‘ but”: a VI EIM'IIG ilr r ,2 . r2 Anew
Poppins. blo'w Iofi‘ andI could not be 1'

cell; In
I"

oral idl- instruction
genders. dominion

o cplnmunders on Million?! ,
must 121b, before 10 o'cloc a
the stations of their ‘ ‘

chine Gun Battery and
will detail an deliogéc

parole: their heroes wilid how the ii
of privates on pay-rolls
”xiv dpeclol atteoti
the limitations: for huge in;
by othe Adjute'ntAGenerei In Per 11..
0.0..No. 20.11.
ing‘ 0 core will be held strictly res
sible 0r strict coinpliunce with
orders
xv.‘ acquisitions on the 6}
master General fdr tritiisp'drtl'ti'
be In'hde before ‘July 2031th
none on the dommisssry ‘pe
rest before August nth. on
3311 olllcers will provide their 1)

me

NY]. Daily routine for (law
Loan is prescribed as follows:
Reveille and roll”cuil.
Sick cs 11'.
Relics call.
Brenhfest. ,
Regimental and battalion drill...A

:03

mp .
“5' Mn

lullp'ection of quaiters.

Guard mounting. -

Buttery A and Machine so. Ba ‘
Drill, .0 '

Regimental and battalion drills",

orderly hour
Dinner, ’ i2: 3 7 In,
Buttnfy A and Machine Gun» 11 tel"

rmfls
Police call. i 3. 39
Regimental parade. Fourth and Third
.Re'giments. -. All
Regimental parade. First and decent!
Regine nte. ii
Brigade formation. Thursday.
Retreat.
Slip per
Tattoo and roll call.
Tupi,

4;
0:16

~ 11:25
0189
9. 30

Boggy .by tile mcoInInIIIIder—Iu-chlIeiI

XVII. (3') ridding oflicers will he
held memoirs for mom I. rolioalls'.
the presence of 2a commits ned dinner
there t, thorough morning policing of
stree s and quarters. one quick forms-
tions at first: sound of the assembly;

they will see that lights, are, out at

slightest disorder. enforcing quiet and
discipline. oodiiploclng to arrest any
soldier .or civill‘un violating good order
olith'u 0:le

. XVII.
and» signal corps guards wIlIAbei Incin-
telned Posts of the guard will be e
tobliohcd at general headquarters on
the guts. 'l‘he counter‘llgn and parole
for, All guards will be Iglvon out from
brigade heddounrtors.

Alelc. Peddlln and huekstorlng on
the compare for kinematic tire works
and Illumination are prohibited, ex-
cept that regiment“ commanders may
permltcilluniluations in their respec-
tive campsi- Friday night bercre taps.

xx Regimental officers of the day
will cause police details to thoroughly

'iII‘III afternoons before -I o’clock. spec
billy the Incas houses and sinks and
«rounds' around them. Cooks will po-

fires
'thlt‘ guard
inept herein: 3!” policed. Regimental

inspecting: quarter» . .

XXI. The medical director sur-

tuitii conditions. so It
Lunch- ginmandlng odlc'g'EI.

XXII.

(1,0 etrnat.
Milli; ‘8: thin? ‘RTchardiP.
Main .1314 whip hereby de-
al ed as noting" prov‘d‘sl: Marshal. in ac
Hdltion to his other duties.

XXIV. Bands 2
drum moon. And
chief trumpeter a
evening immediately

.I of : 9""""'°""E" 2

“MIME“: undi
'i's‘l'l'ercby {naililblt'fl'o ‘2
XXIV! rhuoainuméut. d ,
cored by uthorlty of

Many Aollocrh and edits

«IMAM

 

and cooks will report to the $13;pr

, ill send for 00“
III canyons»
gaunt Who will report do adee direct-
ed. (looks will receive the pay 01 our

1: prehcrlhed
G 0., c.s.AComInau3,.

' 2 quietly”
All" ‘2'

10.11011: I,,",

10: 3,0 ,
Guard mounting. Monday. at 12: 00 In

taps and will turn out at night at the

Sella'i‘iite r'egli'nen'tul. battery

police their ca‘Inps Morning‘s before ll.

lice the immediate vicinity of their
Oillcers‘ or the guard will see
n‘nrtere and vicinity are

quartermasters will accompany officers

'i‘lIIe ommanding officer of :2

Free-2

port to the
_ tricndl‘ of M. A; All

'tho’rity u law the sale

has I vised
wonderluhfi lunch: and Liver remedy.
t d and lie writes in two-dbl: 2

«no» A
"'1 one “1°
um

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swash 't'I'I' beta
Mn Yin“ asap 222.
here A: Bu IIIBI 18s“ '. ‘ '
IA. wi 0111331130111
3191th Bublic.
, 03111? and outs directly, It
and. mucous Asurfsc s o AMI: system
moon 81min... ,2
i .1 Y-, Yd. 00-,1’1‘0‘9‘10.
Sold by Druggistsfil o.
"Holl’s Family Pills are the host.

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1.. I.

1 "One of our troubles at the club "
sold Cholly. "has been to make the
waitsba, distloxilishable fwum the

' K unintmbahn at our evening weceptloos.

«tolled it at iawstxt 2
A marked serum "by gel
till!" intelligent looking wuitahs?"

1' .141 pawn—row .,

’11"!

pills that annoy you so will be
and perrdaneotiy heeled it you
use carom Witch Hillel Sal vs. no-
e.o§,worthless counterfeits. G. c

5 calls omen. said old Mr Stroltlace.
‘1 :10 become an Actor.” .
“Yeas: replied his- lair doughtcr

a»

2 ' : :hnt donatblnir of appearing before the

“'11ng phi The

Inert thus be cell's
ou'd Rattler warn

[low A,” Your little-yo I

Act hrs-AIAAAAMAA *1

110.100!

2 on?" has does, Bobby. when they d’ea'

Gilt or the butlor’s pantry. but it didn‘
more an cluerencez'i
SHE D'lDN‘T WEAR ,A MASK. ,,
But her sens so. completely hid-
"den by obi-es. bl diibe end maples till

bunnies and Minor from Its use.

and .Piles. (lure guaranteed.
ll. Boxter' 3. South
John A. Riggs, Norwoik.

M

.Brother ackdwi'lt's no use!

the at

yearly exa‘brs. “ A

Slater. Suov-Jl‘bere. Jack don't worw
ryA: you! Are captain of the football team
ilrxlt baseman of the college nine. end'
:the beat our in the yacht club: thnt'e
better than a sheepskin '“ -

”Jo-om—

your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is without
question. the best and only cure for
dyspepsia that l have ever come in
contact with and l have used than

other preparations. John Beam. Wes

Mldtllesex. Pa. No preparation eduslii
Kodol Dyspepsia (lure as it contains
all the colonel digestents. It will di~

but do you good.

"Marie what's the matter with this
entice? it‘s beast] y.” -

“i made it out of that substitute for
tobacco you' ve allowed to lie about the
house so long. I wanted to. find out if
it was“ good for something."

gnu-q

A' b'nd c'orn'pl'ex'ion generally resul

-‘ from Inabilvc'gllven and bowels. In oi
such cocoon peWitt'o Little Early mo 2

ere produce grntifying resubmit . (IO.

squeIon. ,

«tap-W
“Wh'0' wad, it. said that charitybe‘
2 glue in bdrhet" “i suppose it was
nitrate anywho didn't wnnt to contrib-
ll 61‘" ‘ :.'

WHITS MAN roman Viiutow.

Greet condemnation was felt by the

1‘ «my. of Lexi ug-

n‘ y..

‘ ns' yellow. Rio in slowly change

eoiorb else his oral. and he suitor
11100 rrilyl': :Illt melody was Yellow Juno

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#1
mé'end subscribed
' oh, nth day of Decem-

plus, Octerrh Ours hosted 1AA

Norwnlk. and ,

Thate',
the third time I‘ve failed to pass my .,

lotit :3-
23,101 A
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'Au'uderstaad that- young man who '

11:1 to think of disc '
_ uncaring before the foot lights. " 2

0, dessu'tAhe always answer our pm)“, 2

2 “i wish to truthfully state to you
and the readers obtho’se few lines that '

test all kinds of food and can't help

When-imp now he was turn» 22

. «newsrooms bathe best doc,- ,
ts ltbou eminent. fluorine.

12

she used ‘Bucklen'e Arh ca Salve j,.A
Then they Vanished as will all Erup :
lions, Fever sores. Bulls. Ulcers. (31115-1;
11-
Inilibie for Cute. Corns, Burns. Scalde

Smith Onion

 

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East 32st: 8 ,y

Single, 40c;

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poP'ULAR AFTERNOON
' SAIL

tow

GLEN coup). SEA CL'I'FF AND

HEMPsreIiio HARBOR.
simmer, JULY 21.

250.4'QEXCURSI'ON FARE«25C
M

Lowe fiouth Norwsl'lno

m. Saliiifi

Yacht Clo

2:00 p.

umbia,
deuce. .

'FREICIIHT PIROPELLER

Norwallt and South Norwalk.

Leave Beekmun St, N. Y.:
Mon, Wed. and Fit, at‘5‘p. m
Leave Norwalk:

Tues" Thurs... and Sat, at 4 p. m.

A ,

0 , .Ju'ut lire Somev—Bobby—«Wamma, if _, 2 ”
9 bed is us good at you say he is. why ‘

nerve to be answered ” “Well, 1 prev. ‘
ed that 1 might not steal any more jam ‘

0n file at the Reading

Arts Building, Expo- 2.
s't'tion mounds : :
.4130
FOR SALE B y}
NEWSDEALERS

$5 7 Sperton

DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.

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and. that 19 the

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things 0 price quoted above.

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competent drivers, prompt delivery.

No matter what your experience has '
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and we will please you.

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Sucheesors to B. I'l's‘lrlt'.

Cool Yard Ind Sluice War I'itroct
rust Wash i ll
Main streets; utli Nowell.

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F'xcurslon, 70c '

throng b New York
fleet. at the undue-
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Constitution, Indepen-

Room in the Graphic“ 2‘

and take ad'-

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Ranges and Media
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on true principles. ,‘
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some in appeared
strength. Our 318 no
of colnpactnean‘. .2

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