her husband, but
, om criticism.
ill! from criticism
all political activity
y deriok's death.
1mg .. wholly ignores
aohriohten says she
ngland political views
bite in a highly de-r
ndutioned country
if. birth were out of
ry ike-Prussia.str11g-
do recall, the strug-
a drawn!"
describe the hopes
. ,. The time of King
r for Germany is still
goes to London this
yai yacht Victoria
"by his majesty to
kid decided that the
bits proc d. tol-
at set by Q can Vic-
the Duke of Sane
oi the vessels, an-
up. which was to
, day, have resolv-
lor the dowager cm-
s {la-The ling on the
' my was half masted
, BY THE SEA. Mass
Xpreasion of deepest
of great loyalty.
,lsny. first score-
,_ location. received
oi the Dowager Enr-
he grief he tell.
The death of the
serious blow.
iaréd cared doe him
. {i'clock in the armory.
1 son. William F. Acton.
(1 Samuel R Weed. .Christ
TNbrw‘aik Fire department and chief of
WASHINGTON. Absurd
, iidcililiui‘eib lies sent the tol w
:A ease w it
, on the ,
' Ker Emu ess‘Frederick'
to Emu or 1
death of his motile . the
instun
"ills imperial and Royal Majestyt‘ Wil-
helm 11 German Emperor, Berlin:
' “i learn with deep sorrow or the
death of your majority's be '0 moth-
er. the Dowager Empress and Queen
Frederick Her noble utilities have an-
dented her memories
people in whose name, and in my 'owrl,
I tender to your majesty heartfelt con~
dolenoes. ' '
signed.)
“WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
ARMY APPOI NTM ENTS.
Selections of President McKinley
Made Public Today.
WASHINGTON, August lie-The pree-
ident today made the following up.
pointr'nenls: War—Frank D. Baldwin.
colonel of infantry: James Regan. lieu-
tenant colonel of infantry; Frank' B.
Jones. maim of inlnntry; Frank H.
Whitman, captain of infantry; Henry
Du R. Bhelan, assistant surgeon of vol-
unteels, rank of captain; first lieuten-
note of cavahy. James Lougstreet Jr..
Harry N Cootes Theodore Schultz.
James E. Shelley. Duncan Elliott. Chur-
les H. Bolce, John J. Ryan: second lieu-
‘ttenants of cavalry, Selwyn D. Smith,
‘Wiiliam W. Overton. Gordon N. Kim—
ball. Walter F. Martin, Oscar 3. Look,
Philip Mowry. First lieutenant of'in-
gantry, Lindsay P. Rocker. Mack Rich-
ardson, Cleveland Wilcoxou. Albert B.
Sloan; second . lieutenants» retro-infantry.
William H. Cienendin. William B. Bon-
ham, Albert .1. Bright. Robert B. Mc-
Council, Harry E. Comstock. H. Clay M.
Suppree, Charles R. W. Morison, Christ-
ian A. Baych. Alexander B. Coxe; first
lieutenants artillery corps, Stanley D.
Embick, Ralph S. Granger. Henry B.
Cla1k,Francls N. Cooke second lieu-
tenants artillery corps. Roy 1. Taylor.
Fred L. Perry, Donald W. Strong, Til-
man Campbell, John M. Dunn, Homer
B. Grant. Garrison Bali Jean 8. Cakes;
Thomas J. Dickson to be a chaplain.
Treasury~Third lieutenants in the rev-
enue cutter service. Franklin E. Har-
wood Charles F. Howell. Joseph L. in-
gie. Jr., William H. Munter. John L.
Mahcr. Francis [-1. Shoemaker. Inter-
iorwilugh H. Price, of Phoenix. Aria.
to be surveyor general of Arizona.
Navy—~Frank H. Clark, Jr., a lieuten-
3m; Albert C. Diliingham. a comman-
er
PARADE COMMITTEL
Chairman Russell Float has called a
meeting of the parade com'
the 260th anniversary of the
Norwailt to be held Tb. sdh
be members of the comet
Russell Frost chairman.
Addison A. Betta. George L '
George W RaymoIld. chief «smooth
Eliot Nurwalil Fire department.
mad—£—
arEAMsmp woooA crowns,"
darn HENRY Va.. August ‘
British steamship Woods.
to ultimate stranded a ,
oday during a dense fog one, mile
southeast of False Cape Lite Saving
Sitiio Virginia. The crew of tb
no allowed " h rd
the American ‘
turtle regions
ent alongside in the life host ’
o to co in
91? d examination
09 All
CHIC 0,
Cecil 3’93 ' ,
today a to
William El. .‘N
e at his condo.
rry. lie Wes dish
hen Lincoln was el
body 'will be taken to Madison, Wis.
for burial. ,
DROWNED SAVING A BOY.
AMESBIJRY. Mass. Ausuat (la-Bee—
that a little lad had fallen from a boat
in which he won playing on the Men
eighteen years old. of Lynn. lumped
into the water and sworn to the res-
cue. Usher's strength tailed however.
both were drowned. The lad who fell
from the boat was Busiel Smith eight
years old. of Philadelphia.a andson
0‘: Hon. Charles A. Buslel of noodle.
N. E. a former governor of the Gran-
its state.
GO. N. Y.. August dams”
illll. of Oswego. and Oliver Mellon. of
Williamstown. both used seventy years
who were sweethearts fifty years ago.
ter marrying Mellon“ The latter then
went to the
return found is sweetheart married.
married twice. and has one son. The
bride has sewerol grown-up children.
' i v
’ SARATOGA AT CHERBOURB.
CHERBOURG. August 0~The Unit-
ed States training ship Saratogu has
arrived here. She’ will remain about
ten days in port. .
The call (or the 20th annual tours
‘ament of the National Roque associa
sued by Secretary N. L. Bishop. The
indications point to a very successful
meet this your for several
Chief among these is the equipping oi
the caurts on the club grounds with
rubber banks. There is a possibility
that the Butler brothers. Earl C. and
present this year. Earl was champion
in 1890.—-—New London Day.
COWES August 6.~—'l‘he British An.
‘ A tartic exploration ship Discovery sail
ed from here this afternoon for the An-
2'
‘ ONE DEATH FROM PLAGUE. .
' SYDNEY. N. S. W., August Mun
, death train bubonic plague was report
, ed here today. .
W ,
one or the witches befonxid to the QA ‘
Hygienic ice ,(Iotnpa any. broke ‘dovln
on the Waahin‘gt’on street bridge this
rimming. while it was hedvily loaded
filth ice.j Trefll'd was délayed some
me!
.; . room we... eraser.
6: Americans at Marion were scanned
with filters
, , combats on th
tuation since heinous was innuend—
'there. Tran 113 was fairly soil at
but quite irregular. although" tho so
none digger; way did not exceed h
i
I
rimnc river here today, Charles Usher.
lifter. he had reached the child and.-
aw ingrown new YEARS A001. ‘
were married here yesterday. The to-3 Moi Cot. Oil. . 3?. .35
ther of Mrs Hill objected to his dough» All
vii 1War. and after his.
He then disappeared, and returned a.
few months ago“ He has already been
. n. a I! Can" 1:? 128%315714. 158%
NATIONAL ROME TOURNAMENT .
tion to be held in Norwich. beginning N
Tuesday. August 20th. has been is
reasons ‘
Dale D., of Middletown. who have not,
attended for several years may be.
DISCOVERY GAILB FOR ANT-ART“);
WALL smear 13: 1‘0. m.~—rrlcrr'_
the morning otwlns to ,,
and as offerings were scant prices one;
rapidly. Atohlson and St. Paul led the
Increment and rose 2% and 29!. respec-
tirely. Improvements or a point were
pretty general lsewhore and Suaar
exceptionally an den 3. But little
auge occurred in the United States
:Steei stocks. They fluctuated only it
or so and did not rise about the fore-
* con hi ghost. sugar. at. Paul Alchlu
son 311381311131. racldc ran off 1 to 1%
before 9 o'clock and the list eased sym»
pathetically. General Electric broke
runAv's; quorArrons. '
Reported over are m or n. A.
Bobble. cominlsd broker. Ewart: it
carries block. south Norwalit:
1327.3 E2934 132.
Am Tob.Co.'.139,% 13033
no 397/. 1133
Atchioon. 70'
93 9. 93 . 93%
Atchison. std.
null. &tho, 9 ‘35. 95% 34a 96%
Buys. 11. r.. 7 74 72% 3354
Chen. &'0l1lo.4 ' 4m 44 44
0..M est. 9. 155 123' 166% 159%
out R l. a? 136 '1' 133 137
5.8“ 11.. 00.. 131-
U. 8. Steel. 4 39% 40%
n. s. disciples a. 89% 891A 83%
Lou. d: Nash. 99% 100% 99% 100%
Nor. 8: West. 50% 51 50 60%
Man. consul. 11.6% 116% 115% 1159;
Metropolitan. 160.4 164% 163% 16396
M K.& 'i‘fd.n .5135 52% 51% 5234'
Mia Pacific, 94% 95% 94% lab-)5
.. . 3 33. 3333 33 33 33
1‘19
Pacific Mail . ,39. 9%
Pennsylvania, 142 1.13:: it: .14354
People’s Gas. 112 112% 113
Phll.&llead., 9 89 40%
P & R bid" 96%
Sou. Rallway,8 . 28%
Son. Ry. pm. 835»
sou Pacino.
Tenn: ‘0. & 1., 6g“
il..S Leather.
U8. Loo. bid. 79%
Unit‘m Pacific. 9434
Un. Pac. pfd.. as ' .
Wabash. old. 9795 ._
Wrist. Union. , 90%
WASHINGTON, August Hoverin-
ment receipts: ’ interned revenue
Molten; cu 5.3M; miscondu-
res 81.170.090-
‘ nadirn ed eating of 9
walk Historical and Memorial Library.
Association will oilfield in the semis:
lion room in Lockheed a Hall on Wed-‘ , ‘
nosda‘y evening August 7. at 8 o'clock.1
Full Attendance is desired. as this will .
be the last monthly meeting prior to 1
t5” 250th unandl‘bhify 'nltelobrhtlo.
F ST.- N LOGKW
iornaou'e "H '99
Aster? writes to his
lid in cinnamon
or no more how; sthcy site we
,, sunrise in the open. but A‘svse and w
tor over 0?;in thins
.a bridge or briddea or w
‘ ‘- 4 at White Mountain Fischer.
,2 qt Arctic Freezer, .
.33 qt Arctic. Freezer.
' ‘4 qt Arctic Fréeier,
NOTICE.
Special Town Mention
WW
The lnhahitantahiesal voters.,oi the
Town of Norwalir, We hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held in the town hall. 011
Wall street, Friday, August 9th, at ii
oclocit in the evening for the follow-
ing purposes, to wit: 1
1-;T9 make an appropriation of nine
thousand dollars or loss for the im-
provement of public roads under the .
provision of Chapter 175 of the Pub-
lic Acts of the Studio. ,poaood bydhe
Legislature of 1899. and Chapter 149
of the Public Acts of the State. passed
by the Legislature of 1901 Amending
said nrlor not. ,
2—1‘0 consider the matter of build-
log a bridge or bridges at a place call-
ed the Four Bridges. at Broad Rivenso
called. and. if deemed advisable. to an-
' thorize and direct- -the seleetmen to
.1
cause to be built at said F0 r Eridscs
a tour or
iron. as said meeting shall determine.
( and to make the necessary appropria.
’ tion from the town treasury for what-
ever work in the matter the meeting
shall order to be done. ,
Dated at Norwaik. this lot day or
August. A. it, 1901.
Janus A BROWN.
g SAMUEL Lynne.
FRANK H”. Millions.
Belectln‘eu of tlid ToWu' of Norwailt.
, s9 st
,. an»
...-
Lat sour cum once.
. 111"
Great reds hens in even) departmen 1
Ladies’ Linen Skirts from £660 to $ 969 ‘
Chambrau Dresses .3 “ ‘
rose. $1. 955. WhileLawn Waisis from .
to $2. 60. A lame assortment of Color
ed Shirt WaiSis at greatlu reduced prices.
MILLINER Y
Everuihmg in this department you can 990 .
Sailors from 260 to
9633:3111 worth double the pride.
0011 an idea of 93 d iii fro
Everythlns V. of hummer"1
entries must go at the thina
rt of prices.
all in color. $4.00; recently
5 Men's Suits. light in weight : .
iii sleek. .
s i [- j *‘ 6
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