" 111-1111:
118331111111.
toned 151.111., Where it
circulation. rum
our
to the boy or g
V0444. Don’t wait until
h cmc paper's, 11nd
ll will get some of
on for your own
but want to sail Semi.
port can/get them at
gram .Joscph Mills. The
.d Comps boys m4! 001'
ynewpdoaler.
of 1141141411 to visit:
their at. the West End
Quigley is resting at her
5 ironic
1‘ why left for New
be loud or: farm pro
31 Ely occupied the pulpit
tionuul Church yester-
11p. Wnrdwell of Silver
guéSts or Mrs. Wnrdwell
1 ti. Gunlt
K altar of Bridge street
V'ontrutt to paint the
walk.
Danohne and family, who
pin in Greens Farms.
01% Roth, hibt week.
03y, B! the Westport
pen on the sick list ecv
riled work last. week
bill] and family of Newark
' 8 of Mr. Smith's. s'ister,
otter, or the West End.
barge Arthur D. Bissell,
wley, arrived in port on
11 a barge lend of coal 101'
and her daughter Susie.
rk city. are visiting all
Kepler’s residence in Bridge
. )Oi '
.13, sle Taylor. who has been
3 elsewherc.’ rs at home. again
lento resume her duties as
1210 Staples school.
any people from the back
18 down to Compo Bench
V Saturday. and quite a
emnught in the afternoon
artlamnn and wife have
heir home in New York
a. week‘s visit on the Cut-
, Compo the home of Frank
VVWeetport due 1n
, 0.10 last. evening was
us our bvthc blowing out of
rattle on that line was not
mpeded
'ing Halls of Norwaik and
nv been the guests of Miss Ed
, 81011130 to their homes yes-
1111 Shm'VVIthVuVil and contain Wii
Allen who were arr rated for
drétlglilg of oysters. last week
ill. 11 on Saturday the cvi
at be ng strong enough to con
hintcrs’ Union. of Bridgeport
down by trolley 1111 Srrnrla1 and
018111th at Combo Mill. it
W on to convc1 them and a
arty they made on their
Rotor of pro'oerty was recoroc'li
he 00er clerk. Friday. George
”3118 transferred two parcels in
301‘th to his son. John L Adams.
0 two parcels in Main street
0hr: L21 Adams. . ,.
augatuc‘k Married Mon' 5 base
"will play the ericksteps on
011.111.1111 on Saturday, at 3:311
Qiiiclrsteps are a new nine
1 ‘s to be found out how
.' it"stebu will l1c"' N 1°
enticement is made of the e
nt of Bertha. daughter of F'ir
Wokeman, and Joseph
til residents of Greene Forms:
are ony Will be performed at the
3 firms Congregational Church
or 4.
Stearnt; Wheeler is the champion
limit so tar this summer, he hav
blight" a: striped bass weighing
11 .pounds on Saturday. Mr.
181' duelin’t go out fishing very
but when he docs he brings the
16111 the.
burn party given at Michael
line's'l‘hpl'sday evening was a
ll
5.?
11 16111111 11141.. Twenty- live
.,.pre_scu.t and utter sn-
ve e'ral games. a feast of
{inches and cake was dis
"4‘ on come durrclnlz and it
to another day before the"
"curried oft 111111 honors
at' the Mlli‘bi‘d trotii
Fred Beers m 1‘0 Sadie
2: .46 class coming sec-
in the
1 line: 2. 5.3 213914,
. , 11 the 2: .20‘mcinss tEd
1m, 1 1801151110 on .1 wo
Timon—2:29 20
u annoy ‘VV'ed by some
‘ “11011111036110. it in do '
intruded. beyond the
elibsrate. the annoyance
extrema measu'm have
8101'. and the sheriff has
404' protection. He is on
tor some of these (libelous
, 1, d youths, and it the practic-
"ilu . been indulging in can-
here will be who souls arrests.
. us 8 01061-1 way 01484611
‘1' .
; 1111 American whman originally [1'0
'41! wholesale from 8. Di "
lie
1.4th0 ml:
Church 1.1114111441151141 22. by 1mg.
V Elfin”; F Allen. George Hare Ford,
ew ll oven. 0 1111;. and Ruth Lou
111111;. of Rome, tniy. . 1.
'Gen. Georgi? ll Ford is u moinbbr oi"
this Union 1.1.1.5119. Quinnipiuc and A?
sentence Clubs. of New fibres. and: s
411 well known business man; i111
bride. the counters Ruth llcurcmns, .
1311144111016. but she has been abroad to 61'
seventeen years. She is a beautiful
and scan pushed woman. and it new
latch to t o Forte 1‘1, "of Ansouin. and
the Cheneys, ol 011th Manchester.
General Ford’s engagement to the
countess was announced to their
friends several weeks ago, but the
news of the marriage came as a sur-
price to than yesterday.
General Ford left New Haven for his
Furopoan trip about six weeks ago.
ills immediate plane are not known
here. but it is supposed that he will
sail for America. with his bride at
once Both bride and groom have pre‘
viously been married.
m
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NO BA’LL PLAYING YESTERDAY.
There was no bull playing whatever
on Pope Park yésterdny afternoon, not
even “knock up and cuteh." which
comes Within the limits or recreation
as decided by lawyers recently. A doz-
en or more boys were in the park but:
not around and did not play and as
soon as the band concert began. left.
Sergeant Dietrich who was lit the con-
cert. detailed 11 policeman to see that
no 13.111 game was played,. but no eta
tempt whatever was made in that (ii-
Father Winters’ a sermon last
dléohls constellation at. tho
Churn? 48111.4 1.111111111111111. Conce tion.
in which he spoke very s‘tr ngiy
against Sunday baseball, has done
much to stop it around that section and
has even put a damper on the agitation
of the subject. ~Harttord CourInt.
SUIT AGAINOT A CONVICT.
Deputy Sherlh William 8. Morris
made service upon Percy L. Johnson a
convict at the state prison, Saturday.
in a suit brought by Harriet E. Mer-
win. 01 Bridgeport, to foreclose a smart
gage of $375 on property in Bridgeport
in which Johnson is the owner of the
equity The state of Connecticut has
a mortgage upon the property and is
rmde a defendant in the action John-
son was iornhsrly a resident of Bridge
port and he fled [mm the city utter em-
bezzling funds entrusted to him. do
11' as located 421101011“ May 2! of this year
was arraigned for trial and was sen
\encod to six years in state prison un-
der the three counts on which he was
charged
"PUTS” TO GO ARMED AND EQUIP.
FED
An order was issued from the adju-
tant- -genernl's omcc Saturday giving
the PutnamiPhnlanx of Hartford per-
mission to be sent from Ville state arm
ed and ehuipped. Irom September 9
to September 12 Permission has also
been received from the Governors of
New York and' Massachusetts allowing
the coinmuri’d to pass through those
states armed and equipped. This trip
will constitute the “Puts" annual or
cursiou when they will visit the expos-
ition at 13111133110.
CLAM BAKE WEEK.
Next week will he clambuke 11' cell
in Greenwich. On Wednesday there
will he bushels' oi clams. Int the Ear
mers‘ club picnic. and on the fiollowinrr
Sr'lturday there will l1e;-.,oth,131' good
things at the lndinn Harbor Yacht
club’ s annual bake.
MORE RAILROAD RUMORS
NEW YORK August 26 winqnlry
was made of E B Thomas. chairman
of the Erie Board of Directors, today
:13 to a report from indionn oils that
the absorption by the Erie o the cm
1:,innutlI Hamilton & Dayton And the
lndlana, Decatur 4’: Western was 1111
ruinent Chairman '1 homns declined
to talk concerning the report. The cup.
position has been held tor some time
that the Cincinnati 11111111116411 ”Day-
ton was destined Vfor absorption or
combination with' nhbflter system
Gossip at one time pointed to the (1111-.
cage, Indianapolis & Louisville as the
absorbing road But rumors of the
Erie plan have been current cveral
times and Eric stocks have can in
large demand on the stock excitingc
for several days. There. is reason to
believe that the accounts or the Cin
olnuati Hamilton & Dayton. and tho
lnriluna. Dec’ntur & Western are under
investigation on behalf of the Eric.
BOY'S LEG 0N OAVR TRUCK.
Pouorrrolinrslu u, 1411151181211
«The Montreal express to NW York
today on the New York Central 41-.
Hudson River railroad. had, on a truck
on one of the cars. :1 boy' 1: leg. which
had been severed near the thigh The
car inspector at Troy, Saturday night
into ed the tral crew that he found
bloc oil the true when he made his
usual ornminntlo or the cure on th
outgoing trip to animal. 1111 he 11111
not know that it. You. trout a human be
1:11;. The inspe 1- hello rotused to
remove the gruesome 0D1808.80 it was
carried on to New York. it is sup:
posed the ace identbmcppened some
wher on 0113!! 11000151 River division
last atui'day night billing is known
hemoi’ the other tog,
’lety: their r11 duct has. -
sheen barbncue 1: 101 11 ‘ '
tilde was the mnnnm' In 61.11111... 60:
regiment today celebrated thoii' 11111111111
V1.06! 51V 11400685 010
'at tibichVVVV thii winter
6411644111111, oi mum-hr:
. with.
1 secretary Blue has received this lab
1 iron: the city or Havana
9 lonely injured last Friday evénlng. no
W
lNVEDTlGATlNflnlfHICAGD DET OV-V
‘ 11nd Cruiser collected iron: the sin
; 111111161: 476 In expenses 1 hi
‘ Cleveland.
tut-”the rill
information was also reoriented
as to the number of pupils that (low
Secretory Bin in reply to this, in
formed $119841;an authorities Vt‘b‘bt
twenty five students could be received
and also furnished detailed intormn
11011 as to the price at maintenance
01.1101an and other necessities 0! lb;
ins here These. charges, would- be
borne by the government of Cuba, but;
more would be no charge for tuition in
tho normal schools, the foreign stud:
211111 bring received under the some.
conditions those 11! Connecticut and.
the chnrgefifor their instruction being,
home by the state.
in reply to his last communication
ter:——~ .
Oi‘iciuu ilel Commissionndu
do lilacuelss Pubiicns lslI;
de Cuba.
Habnua, Aug. 9. 1901.
Mr. Charles D1 Him. Secretoryxstnto
Board of Education, Hartford. Conn. 1‘
Dear Strum! have just received your.
letter 0! July 25‘ and the delay in 0110'
werlng has been caused by my absence
i appreciate
very much the zunerous action taken
by the Legislature of the state or
Conecticut, which coins to my notice
very much in the way of a most 113: cc"
able surprise. Because of their union
did attitude I deply regret that there
is even the slightest doubt of my be-
ing able to avail myself of the oppor-
tunities they haw-2 presented for the
instruction of Cu on teachers in the
normal schools. of onnecticut.
i wish to repeat and emphasize the
statement. which I believe i have 111
ready made to you, that i shall certain-
ly do everything u my power to take
ndvutnngc or the opportunities pr-e
sented by your legislature. if you
find it convenient\ to express my up
precintiou and thanks to your legisla
turn or 11 part. of it. i will certainly be
greatly obliged to you [perfectly nu.-
derstsnd what it: means to secure such
prompt action by a legislative body
and the unusual circumstances make
werlng will be misinterpreted.
i shall immediately publish a climb
lar letter to the teachers of Cuba call
lug attention to your generous offer.
as there may be some young ladies
and young gentlemen who may wish
to avail themselves of a normal school
education. If such is the case, i will
make the necessary arrangements to:
provide for their being properly re
ceived
The military governor is now absent
in the United States; as soon as he
r'eturns i shall Jrcuent the matter to
him and am certain of the interest that
make the sending at a party of touch
ere at the expense of the government
(possible).
Sincerely,
MATHEW S. HANNA.
Aide dc Camp.
Commissioner of Public Schools.
From the correspondence it: is ovl
dent that the commissioner of publir.
schools for Cuba favors the plan of
sending pupils from there to the Con-
necticut normal schools and that the
proposition from the state only awaits
the approval of General Leonard Wood
the military governor of the island
Should any students come from Cuba
the state board of 'cducutlon proposes
the nor mnl school at Willimantic.
REGIMENTAL REUNIONS.
Twenty-Third and Twenty-Eighth Con-
necticut Volunteers Coming.
The Twenty -third and the Twenty-
olghth regiments will meet in Dnnbur')
on Wednesday next for their annual 11'
union. A committee consisting of the
tollowlng veterans has been appointed:
Henry Hoyt. Samuel G1',egory F S
Olmstearl W. H. Hall, of Dnnbury and
Henry Gilbert and Comrade White
Wood of Bethel. 'This committee will
meet at G. A R. headquarters at 9
badges and make arrangements to es
cold the veterans from the railway stu
tlaus to G A. it. headquarters.
The business meeting will be held at
ll. o'.clook it is expected that all
members of those regiments in this
vicinity will be present at this meeting
Alter the business meeting the vol:-
ornns will be escorted to Progressive
hair by the Bethel Drum Corps to
partake of a dinner furnished by the
C
All veterans in this vicinity are in-
vited by the committee to be present
at the dinner to assist the ladies. Af-
ter the dinner there Will be speaking
by members of the regiments and oth-
era with recltntlons and music.
The committee invites the public to
attend these exercises.
wmc ENTERED 44:131.
Charles Caldwell, vibe has been em:
ploysd in the wircmills of the Gilbert
tor the past twenty one years, was 6811““
was at work on one of the 11.11.11.111... _
when a piece of wire snapped in two
and one end penetrated his breast and
to resume hi1; duties for cavern! weeilts.‘
m
curcrioo. Ambit 26.~The
Service 0011161140 11, will begints its
.voqtisution
2126111?)th
Lientena‘rlt oyne sud Sergeants 'l‘rn
a prléon‘er 118111ch 1.11er
11 11111141136111 List 04.0000, that 1 vii
sentient. would receive from Cuba 1
‘ o'clock torenooniuntil 3 o'clock utter-
me fearful that my tardiness in 0315' '
he will take in it. and l am hopeful 1
he will give me such' usslstance as will '
to send the larger number'- ci them to ~
o’clock in the morning to receive their 9‘4
and Bennett Company. in Georgetown: "
passed through one of the bones, make -
inn 6 slivers injury'm He will be unublq. y,
. DANIVVURYV TD QDUTH ROVRWMLKVlV
' 1 P. "~34: 00x.0
th .9ity Detective Bil-1
infiinz The an sq in 1
l 6‘ into will be this .
them to recnlv0 40460811111111. n
lowing times and places to wit.
At tho store: .60.“! S. Huntord. Em
Norwulk (Down Town) on 61310611
noon until 12: 39,9' clock nitcruocn.
At the store at J. 0. Ronnie 11th
nlpauk, on the itcrnoon 0! Fr
August 1111. 1951’. 11‘: 2 ocloclt
4:30 o‘clock ’ ‘
At the attire oi Alphonzo Dibble. at
South Five Mile River. on the even:
111:; at Miller. August 36.1901,troni
7 o'clock until 8:80 ouclock
At the cities at the Collector. Opera
HousebloCk building, in the City of
Norwalk, in said Town ct Norwnlk, 911
Saturday. August 31,1901, from ll
noon and from 7 until 8 oclock in theiV
evening.
Mr. H. W. Kemp; bi Comatook Broth
ere. Norwalk and Mr. J. M. Layton. 1
at his allies. Railroad Place, South
Norwulk, 111's Autherined (to receive .
taxes for me.
On all taxes which shall remain un-
paid after the ”tilt day of octohcr,
1901, interest at 11141111111 or NINE PER
CENT. will be games from the that
day of Ausust,~.l1901. -uut1’l- the same
shall be paid. .-..
(114203.012 18.31 110141!”
in and for Bald 4.6411111 of Mrwulk, on
the List 111 1000.:
q
DatedL at 1111111111111. Co'nm, August V
0th,1n9 to 111
“6"?" 11. 0101’s 111111111
CURES ._
R 11811111111311:
Alb oRUGolsTs.
$611M; Mon.
There 1114111811111 .lhen iii... are so sci-
111111 that they (all to buy lite insur-
ance. but it in the unselfish man who
protects those he eyes. The Connec
.tl‘cut General Vsell this kind 0! incur
1111119 at a very low 011116.“. Enquire of
and: 6154.0.
ENT.
United Bank 801401484. 134111111 Namath; "
Dealer 1n .luu’" oi All Klnds.
Highest prices paid for old metal.
rugs. papers. everything. Write 01
mil. Prompt atténtion given to all
orders { ' llml'
l00 Tavlor Avhu So. NorWalk.
ing place here.
Ellie.
Sprosis.
Harman.
Lodnsburu rt
Mathewson.
These speak for them-
selves. “
WearShoes that Fit
2i
Dist/or.
...and
LONgMAN '
MARTINEZ
Cannot be
Excelled.
BERRY BRO. ’S
. 'Nothing else finds a rests.
August 30.1901.trom 10 o'clock tore. ‘
1V .. V
11 ~
!
PAINTS '-
V’ Wood Alcohol.
VVHVa‘Vrd Oil Finish.
.. Varnish.
Shins
“€11.41
Known for theVrrV
reliability.
Coms’tock,
Watkins
NEVw 1644.11.41» HAVEN & 112 WASHINGTON STREET
HARTFORD RAILROAD. South wam,
rm: TABLE. Phone 43-0.
In enact MIy 19. 1001. R
LEAVE SOUTH . NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-—12:35x. 4: 66: 6: 46x, 6: 15,
6:55, 7:18, 7:64 8:.:,:16x903:006.
9: 56, 10: 221: 10' 40, 11: 36:.
P. iii—12:55:, 1: 17. 2: 26:, 91: 04
3.,21x 4. 67, 4. 60x,..11633 6. 65:, 6: 06:
6: 41, 7.,07 8: 5511.8: 11 10,: 20.
SUNDAYS.
A. xMVV_12 361. 14: 65:. 6:46;. 0:06.
10 F: M.-3 in. we. 5:661, 7:10. 11:40:.
LEVAVE new YORK non tours
NORWALK.
A. 11.-12 02:5. 5150. own-1:011
8:01:11. 8:02. 0:00x. 11:02:, 9:04x.10:08x
10:04 11: 0011, 11: 612.
P. M.:——12 02. 1:04,1. 801.2“ 00:. 82 02
3130):, 4: 02:. 4:04, 1 4: 30. 5: 02, $002.11;
0:,02 7:00.82.001-:930.1:1002.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-‘-12:02x,‘0i00. 7:30.10t02.
P. M.*0' 00, '38 001‘. I11: 00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR":
NEW HAVEN.
A. Dir-"132 6.8:. 1:00:61 1: 20:, 6:18.-
7: 42. 8: 48, 9: 10 0:, 0.08:. 10: 10x.
11: 081:. 11: 38.
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5: 22 6: 20. 71061.0 ‘06:. 0:16. 14:16
Bridgeport. in addition to Imus-“P.
Err-3140. 610.41 7:28
I‘ SUNDAYS' ‘
A. 110—12: 0811. .1: 08:. 1: 80!.
9:12.11:08x. .1
M197-1‘, 9: . V
BOUTH NGRWA it' no DANIURY.
A. M.*0lV38, 9:10. 91532.
P.‘M1.--1:80,2:”,4:851.5:_10._0200
0‘.
74“
A. M.-0l 00. 7: a”. 8' 850.89. ”88 11"71’
Sunday trains .VtoVDllnbul-y.
:80 p. m. In"
" 0'360. 74 W
“to!
, M '1‘ iii. v1,
WHOM" ARER. 961nm“. '
All kinds of repairing in the bent
manner and at invest rides. Allwork. ‘ V
0:800?
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
CONNECTICUT 11mm
lentil Norm-luv. .1
Int and 8111110.
(811811 emotionl- tomuch Nan
ldnfieaduche. 064614113111, Cramp“
mi 2
531nm“ Book all .l‘lfil‘llwgo'iluanéullm
'FWI’C‘, by 8- 1:. mm.
Nonlinwm‘fima '
HORSES
we ruvn mnufcoumq or run.
114111.041) nvnnv mono.
M. TARLOV.
Dinette 111688 41111 but.
It artificiall digests the food and 8104
14mm in a ran theology and venom 1
Itruotln the ex ousted digestive on .;
cans. It. nth clawstdiscovercd (linen-r "
No- Iollhlu" preparation '
I 001 Ipproach it. 1.111.161.1111”: ~41 21485 ,
a ntlyrelie‘vesand permanently curbs :-
18. 1116130801044. Ileartburngfi
lailothermultoorlmpcrtcct digestln '
1180.. 661111411 V
(loom 0. 80114611. 001118 Nofll'Ilk'Vil
‘ Mmuhwtnrlng
“lbw
inept
We have}
ins satisfactorll. ¥
.srderabl Undergarments
.lmher priced claimants, all
00116516561802: well selected
Shaw Hats. as iiahi as is consistent
With 111116011161. .
1
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick
‘cnorish 1115i new.» .1 v .
A» popular price is 60 Cents per car-V . 1
.apd realizing it. we have made on
line at this price as high Grade and as
.sairsfanloru 111 cveru respect as is our
11111111111 secure. 1:
The results or our efforts are 01011-
We are Selling con-
1,
.11 )1
98 Washington street:
SOUTH NDRWAVLK.
7
1
ammunition:
V “a
HEW VBRI'PAK
rhede‘rickil
min the“ onp
1» women 111m into the W
, brrillor reservoir.
’ 1111111: on 11113111111
., 110111;. 1
» 1
ll
his a characteristic remark with
those who take luou-ox,“l‘m Feeling
' Fine.
And it is a deserved compliment
to anclficacious remedy wht'u, With the
varying moods of mankind.tl1éy nil unite
in one form of ekpl‘ession, “I'm Feeling
Fine!”
At all druggists; 2 5 calls. V
SHOE s
m
Men’s RuIIla Cali balm. worth $3.50, 04 and $5.
, Men'I Black Viol PM Pat. Lea. Balm, worth 83, $3.50 Ind‘fl,
Large Lot of Men's Sample Shoes and Oxtordo. 0. 7 and 8. at
500 pain Women’s Tu: and Black Kid Oxfords. 02 wine, It
m
We Sell 004:
‘ at Low "1: Rates
And IhIll mhanViIln our rgp'uiIthbn a4 ‘itilerIlIV'I of 015 IVES? 06M: tilin-
od IinnIt Ill comm-I. Dur Increment is unity the 1.4.1.1111 any '
V ; dealer in 11.14 territory and we on 4111‘: 4“ tom: 111/411. winter of 1
V fuel. It unwise economy to put in your writ-’1». 466.102.1114. the
mum» and fall. whether the price la likely to IuvIrico or 11044
Call and out our ”pm".
him
boom. 111141111 863-1 ,
110011.11 dyyrwntchg
or Russell E Erwin
many, while using;
iii-morning at 6:80
mid.
lie inn-1'68 up, the
in time
VVVNVVW YORK;
‘Oilillm r
“e“:“m “MR8; had
42.41:
411.411
81.98
31.29
i Vi
Au gust '
looking to creationism“ or the '
been aubinited up to
to the United sum _ >
84‘ ’
an it of the
u
Pittnburg Int would of
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