. Q
nil. Saturday cvoulu
, 10017.
c. Drink .
Us 1113331111111. 11
0118. TO SELL
I’ 1171 West 1111,
c. Any an all.
soil the Sentinel I71
lo. 11 places. wit to It
roulation. ’ 11m
, any regular routes.
. O-n
ills boy, “or girl
11111. Don't wait until
. ylsomo papers and
‘ c you will get some of
tumors for yOur own
“that want to soil Sontl.
on: can get them at
71pm Joseph Mills. The
Add Comps hoyl may pur
l-rwhglol‘aio frOm S. Di
so
‘ i being entertained
’I 17931 kRyn.‘
1' 113.8 purchased 11 rub-
g bulky.
pupil-men.—
E Ko‘eler is visiting hcr
lib/111N-
My
111: and John Sullivan
ht ’Pino Rock Grove.
W
. 1'11. ‘Eli Bradley. spent
11 friends in 'l‘orrlngton
smiley visited friends on
no, South Norwalk, 011
”pa—.—
ardou. the telegraph op-
oweil earned vacation
‘1 anhebhck. of the Com-
Company. is spending 11
friends in New York city
L' Chrtio. the genial clerk in
9, will spend a few days
1111161411 has purchased 11
11! parties in Riverside. The
"brbilght to this 111111101 In
. treasurer of thc Em-
uppy Company returned
I m a buyiness trip to
in P. .White, of the Embalm-
company. was in New
nnier Cuneo of. New York- on
Attrirney John .1. Cuneo, ion
9 ~rtsidence of the latter's
Water street
torsion the book‘keeper for
it , Manufacturing Com-
n to Compo Bench: last
d ook n ‘dip 1p the surf.
1 Andrew Castle against
7.58.111 l! Saugstuck. will he set-
11 ‘week out of court. The suit
373.401- services in cutting
- till Mrs. James Bolgcr returned
1' bridal tour lust evening.
i‘hi’iuple will star‘t house
,Westpoit in 1119.11.11“ 1111-
110's 1111111150117? rcéldence
:‘light‘ning. 1111711113529
ere burned out llt
duh e was do‘nc. ‘ '
s in the case of Deputy Sheriff
7W" Bouncy, against Constable
odwln. were returned to the
W
ll‘rdlnk Hilli'btll and daughter
rhea to their home In
after visiting relatives
Miss Hubbcll Is a
fine personality. and is
t in the art of educa-
11* 13117 William Porter‘s
o the West Side barber
one who gained by pry-
ndow 1111111:an the rem.
A few cigars it‘lld soft
yihingst e11. nod
711111;}. the yo :1 man
. custody by 71711101111171.
pp given on Monday
. gall-tor
0‘ out that cppcttn
in 1111111110711:
‘ c on team. of
“ ll‘lioy 11111.71 wdli
actors that were on lthe
‘3 ulplre: decided "1he
1! 11111111111; the Saugatuck
' says they were not in
great pleasure In
people or Soupatuck
good/educational ta-
sl L
- manager and?"
It Isl? to slob Ml ‘
he Poplar
‘ Plalufl school 3119 will undoubtedly
receive the hearty pport 31 the pub
11 in her new on 91111177. ..
Mrs. Frank“ Hubbell and daughter.
Mamie, iii l1lii‘.home at the West End,
11171 Monday eroding. The evening ‘wss
very plossantly spent in listening to
73121177111117 11.7 Miss HllIIbell Add 17117:.
13.13 Kcoicr.’ yoc‘al duets by thé‘Buy‘d—
1111111 Brothels; vocal t1 ice by the
Boynhum Brothers and George North-
mp; 111511 selections on the gramophdb‘c
otter which refreshments constlatlu‘g
. of ice cream. cake and water melon 1.
were served Among the guests pres-r
out were Mr. and Mrs George Northrop
and their sons. Willis and Frank. 1111.
171111111 Hubbell Misc Hubbell Mr. and
Mrs. William 8.1{ccler and Miss Edith
Kbelcr 11111 old Koclor. George W. Grog—
cry. Richard and .lolm Buynhum, Jnlnes
10:01:17 John Kecler Jesse Keclcr and J.
Sanford Gregory. The verandas were
very phcttlly decorated with Chinese
lanterns. ‘ ,
GARBAGE RULES.
State Health Board to Discuss Thom
Tomorrow.
The State Boa1d of Health Holds an
cdjburned meeting at the Hotel Cards.
New Haven. at 2 o'clock tomorrow af-
f. terhoon ‘10 1111111111 consider the town
rules relating to the handling of got-
bage. Owing to 11 misunderstanding.
none of the persons especially inter
noted in the mutter~thoso who have
.been ufllizing il——appeored at the re
cent. meeting of the State Board In
Hartford. Many of these have been
notified of this meeting by the secre-
tary 11ml :1 number of them will be on
hand to express their views and ex-
plain their position. It Is understood
that they desire complaints of alleged
nuisances to be submitted to the tow
ofilcluls in writing: also that the attic
board shall ievlew the evidence where
there is a disagreement between 1.10
town officials and the party utilizmg
the garbage. So for us the carting
goes It Is understood that persons
transporting the refuse are entirely
willing to adopt o. uniform style of
can with close covers thus practically
avoiding the possibility of menacing
health in transporting. and confining
complaints to the locality where the
pigs are kept.
KNOWN IN NORWALK.
Joseph C. Barker. manager of Saw-
telle‘s circus. who was arrested in Sur-
ntogn County. N. '1'.. Saturday. and
held for the grand jury on the charge
of murdering Helbert Tackuberry. 11
former employe of the circus is known
in Norwnlk where he has :1 circle of
friends and acquaintances The men
had an altercation a low days 11gb.
when the manager shot and killed
Tnckaberry. The latter followed the
circus and what is termed as a “gruf-
ter." The two men were not on the
host of. terms when the circus visited
Sout‘h‘ Norwalk and friends said after
a nrrei here that one or the other
of 1: men would lie kllied‘bel‘orc they
1111111111111 the swoon. Each 111111 a. mu
iunl dislike for the other. but what or-
iginated the feeling is not known.
Tackahcrry was ‘also known here.
THE LARGEST PARTY VET.
Special care with eighty-five people
bound for the Pun-American Exposi-
tion is the record of the Recreation
Tourist Co's trip that. left Monday
morning. and about twenty-five of
these will return via Thousand isl-
ands. Montreal. Lake Champlain
Ausublc Chasm. Lake George and Sa-
ratoga. not reaching home until Aug-
11:17 illst. The next tou’r leaves Mon-
day. August 20th, and every week un-
til October lot, and all going will do
well to investigate this up-todnte wit.“
of traveling. Tickets and full lnfdr-
motion can be obtained at the office
of G. W. Harris. agent. .
'97 LEGISLATIVE REUNION. .
The reunion of the Legislature of
.1397 will be held tomorrow at Plea
sine 13911111 Biidgoport. The members
of the two succeeding Le s1 torts
have been invited to 11111111111711 the
reunion‘ and a large 11111111111111: is ex-
pected The committee has made pile
parations for an attractive .o‘ocasidn
and a pleasant time is anticipated.
' cnés’r IRON cHA'm‘s.
Largest Ship Cable-Ivor Made for
the Hill Liner-o.
Co 26 Cortland street New York hMIe
anchor chain cables require! by the
Eastern Ship building 00.. of Now 111111
don. for the two Inge Hill linc1s which
the latter company is building for the
Great Railroad Co. These steamms
will be the largest freight steamers
ever built in the werld anti are design-
ed for 7119 foreign canylng trade be-
tween the United States and this Dridut
The chains consist ot.sbout 6. 000 fdct
of stud link cables. Each link of this
huge sized 1111111 will weigh About 65
pounds and 1113 total tannin rope
coated by thi order will exceed 435.-
000 poundsm the value of about 336.
.000
These 3 and 3 16 inch chains are the
largest e or attempted in the coun 7y
if dot’iu t '3’ world.” Tile Newhsll Ch I17
Forge :i"’11d 111111 Co. have associated
with them in the manufacturing of this
. chain. the iron expert and chain milk .
er, Eli Atwood. formerly of Stafford»
shire. 1111311111 dhspd now the general
shops in Lebanon, Penn. ‘whoro
me. The baudiu 1‘
ichuin MI I
kglslllno‘lcxi: ‘1: 113.1101: bars of Is;
large dlum’c Will be 11.111111111117111 7-111
tory to ieheating for the purpose of
side welding‘ is the invention of
«AttWooiinwhwm had the s c p
noted in thili comm 711111 111111 11.
The chain will be inspected and tested
under the supervision of Inspectors of
Lloyd’s Registry 1111111111111 The c
petition on 111111 Order between England
and the United States is sold to have
been exceedingly close.
W6—
Mra. O'Tcoiowthat 1111111111 ma
171711er is 11111711171 owld house 11110 id
tit whi hilt ere
11171177111 _
WW
E 111. Kcelcr gave a party in honor of t
The Newhall Chain Fudge and Iron-
Lust secured the contract for the large.
herlntqndeht oi tho.
we 1
711 house.
cm which is unu‘cuplly large for this
with the;a 1.3311
37371119 1' gap 1:
11111311 in that;
71‘ 1111171717111 branch of the old
Dutch V1111 Robssfn family. When a
young man 1113 all red the dry 300113
business in rwalk. in the Bennett
store. whip remained so clerk till
the outhrouk 117711 19 Civil War, when he
enlisted in“ Compony A of thc’ seven.
tenth Connecticut Volunteers, and cor.
71:11 until he was mustered out 111 the
end of his enlistment, when he returng
ed to Norwalk.'und shortly after start-
ed in the dry goods business for him-
self. At this time he married 11 111111511.
ter 01' his former employer. Miss Lucy
A, Bennett. Three children were born
to them. one son and two daughters.
The son Henry, lives in Worcester,
Mass. 1111‘ daughter. Duclle. murriod
Rev Dr'. Budlong. an Episcopal clergy
man in the state of Washington. and
the otberuluughtcr, Mrs. C. W. Knight.
lives in. Massachusetts. . .
M1. Van llosdoor gave up his busi»
11111111 in Notwalk 11nd woxkcd in Kansas
City, and lator was a fioorwalkor at
Blommiugdalo rothers. New Y01k.
‘When his nephc Ferdinand B. Smith
started in the dry goods business in
Troy, N Y fifteen years ago. Mr. Van
lloosear went with him and had charge
of the cloak ilhpartment and when
Mr. Smith opened his dry godds Ill
Bridgeport a dozen years ago, Mr. Van
Hooscar came with him, 11nd has been
connected with the store ever since
‘His first wife died about fifteen years
ago and he married his second wife
st. Leighton about the time he 1111:1111
business in Bridgeport. His wife sur-
vives him. There were no children
by the second marriage.
vlve him. They are: William, who
lives in California: George. who
lives in South Norwaik; Mrs. Louise
Moore. of Rldgefleld; Mrs. Sully
Smith. of Norwaik, and mother of
Ferdinard B. Smith. the dry goods
merchant: Mrs. Antoinette Mead. of
Dunbury; Mrs. Mary Hall, who lives
111 New York state, and Mrs. Elihu
heth Fitch. of Norwalk. The Intel'-
ment will be at Worcester. Deceased
was a member of tho Norwalk Grand
{tardy Post. and the Royal Arcnnum
0 go.
_,,___
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT.
New Order Issued by Department Com-
mander Boudron.
Thomusi 130111111111... department com-
mandeI of the (l. A R. for the slate
of Connecticut loathe convenience of
comrades has Issued 11 general order
giving notice of 11 change I11 the itiner
cry to the national encampment to be
heid at Cleveland. The headquuitcrs
tinln will leave New London on Mon
day, September 9, at 1:05 p. m.; Now
Huven at 2:30; Bridgeport. nt 2:65.1111d
will arrive I11 New York at 4:30 o‘clock
The route will be by the New York
Central and Lake Shore railroads to
Cleveland, the train leaving New York
at 6 o'clock p. m. Tickets can be ob-
tained at the principal stations of the
Consolidated road 111111 will be of the
signature form. They will be 011 sale
on Sunday. September 8. to September
12, inclusive, and will be good for
11p to midnight on Sunday. September
ill. One fare for the round trip will he
the rate on the Consolidated road, and
from New York to Cleveland and re
turn over the Central the lure will be
$13. in Cleveland at the Control Pus-
scnger Association agency in extension
of time on tickets will be granted to
October 8 on payment of fifty cents.
Such tickets must be presentd before
. noon of September 5. Stop over privi-
lege will be granted on returning to
visit the Pun-American exhibition by
depositing tickets with the agent at
Buffalo and paying 31.
The headquarters of the Department
‘ of Connecticut at Cleveland will be 111
the Weddell House. Posts. desiring
free quarters are requested. ‘tn address
Jamel; liayr Room 407, Chamber of
Commence Parties wishing nooommc
dittions in 1171771111 11011395 should 11d
dross John 11.1310 11 No. 1142 Superior
street Comrades u‘ 11 their. friends are
advised that the must send their
moueyordors to illiam 1313101111111
riflrawer No. 162, New Haven. on or
before August 2 The mites f r sloop
era are for a half section 3; for a
whole section 33.007011131111915 of posts
are requested to inform the hoaduu r-
tors as only as Dmsibia as to to
number of comrades and friends Who
will go to Cleveland by the route 70
looted. This information must be sent
in by August 30.
7mm PRISON s‘uuomos.
nan—-
Work on the New atcucturw—Popuh-
lion oi the Prison. .
The state prison directors recently
inspected the new buildings which are.
being constructed at the institution:
The new cell black is practically com.
plated. and «77710111111 I11 ready tor the
installation or the calls as 7001': all the-
material arrms. Stool cells will be
used. They have several advanta 7
over brick and m generally usc’d «1:
modern prison: destruction. Then1
~ wing room. which is being‘ built. In
along and will 1111 completed in a 1
weeks. Other restores oi the building
programme are a kitchen. cold sto
. and ice makingwplonts and o boi
The work is progressing Ill
factorliy. although delay is below“
porinncod in getting the new calls.
The population of the prison is
son of the your. The number of co .
victs will ”salinity decline until 37
tember when the full terms 01 the
.crlulinlll side it the Suhdrior; .
will b '71 in 1117 111711111 count so. 2
Two brothers and five sisters our _
returning on trains leuving Clcvclund ,.
. Notice 17; be
sons‘liablc“to p
of Norwslk .lu ‘
711 and stats oi c
. 1171111117111 List 111 ‘
them/to receive
lowing limos and‘b ._ on. to wit:
At the store 071111.13. Hsnford,lllnst
Norwwalk (Down Town) on Erldul‘. .
August 30 1901.110171 10 o'clock tore-
noou until 12: 30 0
At the store 07“.,14'.‘
nipauk on the
August 30.1901.
4: 30 oclock.
$101111 afternoon.
970. Bundle pt Win-
At the store of .Alphonzo Dibble. at
South‘ll'lvs Mile River. on the oven-
ing of Friday. August 30, 1901. from .
7‘ o'clock until 8 : 30 . o'clock.
At the allies of the Collector. Opera
House Block building. in the City of
Norwslk. in said Town of.Norwslk, on
Saturday.
August 31, 1901, from 9
o'clock forenoon until 3 oclock after-
noon uud from 7 until 8 o'clock in the
evening.
Mr. H. W. Kemp of Comstock Broth-
ers. Norwnlk and Mr J. M. Layton.
at his olilco,
Railroad Place. South
Norwulk. are authorized to receive
taxes for me.
011 all taxes which shall remain un-
paid after the lat day of October.
1901. Interest at theirate of NINE PER
CENT. will be charged from the 31117
day of August. 1907. until
shall be paid.
V GEORGE B. ST. JOHN.
the some
Collector
in and for said Toun of Norwalk on
the List of 1900.
DatedL at Norwoik. Conn.
91!: 1901
August
119 to 51
A monument has been erected in
acute Fe. N M.. to Gov. Albino Perez.
who was assassinated. together with a
number of other ofllciuls during the
[revolution of 1837.
it was placed on
the spot by Sunshine Chapter Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
Which has undertaken to mark all his:
vtoric, spots in the territory
. “MOW“.
111. 1171’: lodicino
' CURES
R HEUMA’I‘ISM
protects those he loves.
11.11.11 BY
ALL DRUGGISTS-
. m, . «W...._.L~€W. MW...“ _.__
Selfish Man.
Theic are some men who are so sel-
fish that they fall to buy life insur-
ance. but it Is the unselfish man who
The Connec-
ticut General sells‘this kind of insur-
ance at a very low cost. Enquire of
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank Building, South Norwalk.
M. TARLOV
Dealer in .lunk oi All Kmds.
Highest prices paid for old metal.
rugs, papers. everything. Write or
call.
orders.
Prompt attention given to all
17011111151 Ave.. So. Norwalk.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME. TABLE.
m
in effect May 13, 1301.
—-—.._.
LEAVE SOUTH NOBWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M-—-—12:3llx. 4:55x 6:45x. 6:15;
6:55. 7:13, 7: 54 3216:. 71:03:. 3: 36,
9: 56 10: 22!. 10:40.11:35x.
P. M.—~12:55x. 1: 17, 2:35!. 8: 04
3.2111. 4:07 4: 501:. 53.3 6: 55:, ll: 05:.
:41 7.,07 7. 55:, $1110.23).
SUNDAYS.
-,.A xM.:------lll 85!, 4: 55:.
ol’lmMr-filflx, 5:37, 11:51:11.7:20, 7:473;
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWAl-K.
A.
. 11.:—-12 12:. ‘11 77. 7: 77. 7: 00;
7:70:11, 7:72.11 0011. 11:72:. 11:74:. ':10 02:1,
10: 04 11:0011. 11:02..
P.M1~—1203 1: 04. 1: 301.3: 001,310! Nature Ill 11 ten gthonlugd and .rcoon- ,,
7: 70:1, 7: 77;. 1'. 94.114170. 7.07. 1:77:
6: 02. 7:00. 87 003‘. 9‘: 30. 11. 001. ‘
A. Dir-12:021.
’ sllwiilmoet
l 711.311.1111.. foi- .
3“ moon of Friday. _
. 2.3111011: until
11:45:. 7: 77. 5:
LONEMAN
mum
Cannot be '
Excelled.
BERRY BRO.’S
wood Alcohol.
Hard Oil Finish.
Varnish.‘
Stains.
Known for their
reliability.
Comstock,
Watkins
81 Bow.
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
. South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6.
.;GIOVei‘s the Place
You-
‘With Aching Feet.
It’s you who are in-
tensely interested in .
comfortable footwear
Low Shoes
are most comfortable
—tbey keep the feet.
cook—and heated feet
tire so quickly. don 't :
they 1‘
Our $2 Oxford.
Well. ladies. you must 2
see it to appreciate its '
graceful appearancw
wear it to test its
easiness.
‘ WearShoesihatFit
,
H5173“ 13‘s
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
W17 HAVE Tumucom'uo 1771111
OAR-LOAD hymn! row DAYS.
M. TARLOV.
CONNECTICUT ransom.
' South Norfolk. ..
77117117111 » «111"
Digests Mist you out.
It; artificial digests the food and aids
«Mommas the exams dine s was
, “117111.11 I717711111 align? 7117311 mesh
SUNDAYS: 111115771111 dtonic. bloom 711' reparatIOn
00. 7. ill). 10: 03
P.M.~00080x. 11:00. -
LEAVE .SOUTlrhinNORWALK POI
AIM-13 03x, 1: 10. 3: 11711,
5132;11:80, 7: 05):,
NEW HAVEN.
. WM. .131 0811.01,”; 113011.77“,
, ‘7. ‘2; '11:!“ 10' 03!, 10' 101.
“ 113781.111 . 288. , 111 '
4:18.
1051, 9: 16, 11: 5.
M13111111311011. in a hition to shove-«P.
11.4:47.1:o4.7
3:12.112083.
.171. .
in soup
‘ At
18.12
SUNDAYS.
11.“ 11.14111: alarm: 03:, 1: 20:. 7: 47. '
. {H
p.11 M.-—7: 17 7:01. «
sour" nonwscK 'ro DANIURY.
11.11.4117: 27, 7:15.11: 77:. ‘
P. M.-1: 30'. 2: all. 4: 2511. 7110,7177.
II ' NORWALK.
I“ lllf‘
can approach It in studio cy. It in
media, 1 Heartbur
111(7an 111177, 1130qu all. Nahum"
611:1: Headache, Cosmic: diva mElli-1111mm
doom 0. 3731111111. South Email.
maniac P. was. 171151111111.
stnotly relieves and pémoucntly cures ,1‘ .
ollotherreauits ofixu nectelgesti 53*
mag-rid am Jag-5317;173:1111 7117mm 3 _
. rupm'd by it. c. mum moon chm“.
’ ”Glam-gout have 111111 invested lp .1117, 7177A ‘
0
enough just now
1111111110 scone;
ma satisfactoru.
with 1111111111.
I 1:11.511 is 1111111 as 303511117. ,
The Underwear at its 111111111131 15 lhidl .
A‘f 11011111211. 111101315 50 cents per can
. meal. and realizing it. we have made our
‘ line at this price as blah made and as
g, salisfaclow 17 crew 1115110011515 our
The results of Our efforts are Drov-
We are selling con-
siderable Undergarments. ,
we have 11171171 priced garments. all
00116511971111:qu well selected.
Straw 112115.115 llahl as is consistent
93 Washindton Street.
SOUTH 'NORWALK...
1’
”I
l
1,. . ..
,m
For the Stomach,
m
A 1.1111. Box of 117031.621:
Buy it and try it
At all dmg‘flioto; 25 cents.
Liver and Bowcls .
7
SHOE
AT OLSEN ‘S SOUTH NORWALK STORE.
BIG OUT IN RUSSE’I‘ SHOES AND OXFORDS.
500 pair Men 5 Russia and Patent Leather Oxfords at about
one-half price. 98c, $1.48 $1. 98 and $2. 48.
300 pair Women’s Russxa and Black Oxiords. heavy and
light weight. $2. 00 value at $1. 00 311d 51 29
1.
Call and not our prices. '1'
John H
its now “1131111117 11117 Edit" shits
" globenwAhl 11111911311: to be good tor
- éousons.
oNLv cults: rou’ovopsam.
M17. Franklin Bush. at New. Challis.
Deb. says: "i suffered for years 711
dyspepsia.
trons and belching. [tried everythhiz
till i took Brazilian 13111111. and one 70‘
cent bottle cured me committal, ” -
For so l‘ehy R. H. Piulsi ed 1111 ll
Baxter. ‘ '
"} We Sell (5 .
a7: Levi/est Rates
And shall mint-in our roputnilou as «11m 1111‘; IERT GOAL mili-
od against all comers. 0111- 111.11.111.11": lo oully' the lurid“ of any'
dealer in thin territory and we on suit all time In the matter of"
. fool. it in a wise economy to out In your winter's 3711111117 11111111. that
. summer and loll. whether the price is likely to 1111111115 or not. ' ‘
h .
Used to have great dl‘s- '
locum hear of. but-nothing helped me V
SALE
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(1 all 7 VIII
no 1771‘ pgoaranga
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:comp‘loxlon. niy
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Norwalk Chronicler