. 1.6.1.11 lttbfiflyy “i.” ”1‘ .
1. 1. .'1-1" ”'i.". , Wt
As a mark of respect
to the memoir of our
late Prendent this stone
will be closed all do
Thursdau, the 19th. '
W. S. Stur‘f'o vent.
: 111111111111
. '3?"
Last week the town was aglow with bunting, celebrating our
359th anniversary. This week we drape our homes and places of
Wine“ for our dead president. We are prepared to supply your
.r
l ,1 .1.
Engra rings of
President McKinley
‘ Jn our regular stock we invite your attention to our
NEW DRESS GOODS.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN' S HOSIERY.
FALL UNDERWEAR.
RIBBONS AND KID GLOVES.
DIGKERMAN 81 SON
Q4 Washington Street South Norwalk.
/
1'! 1 "‘3 ' " A
1 .mjwrmre now showing the ingest IsIortmeh
10f .Ffupniture ever presented to the people of The
liprwalks. Our stock is bigger. , our ‘selesrooms
larger and better arranged than «let before. You
will have no trouble is 1111111113 just' what you
whirt‘.‘ Our prices areiri'g'ht. We 'buy our goods
ih'lhbbe‘rs' Quantities and get jobbers' prices. Our
prices are correspondingly low ”to you. Our man-
net of doing siphon. our custom of fair treatment
' his Won us thousands of friends. If you have not 1
yet dealt with till. 4611’t1tuil to (trans It: est! It the. '
first opportunrtyMchnnpsve yap motley.
:1. “.‘1. captains a on.
. Eunsrel' in ii- Inc [minimal
’ ' 112 No. Me ”'
,. .1.
revel
“at his
., i
1.11.11.11.11 .1:
0. Batteries.
are Inlt'rrlndo'
’«
, .1111 to Amst 11. i'e
.. '1 throws-sun at the
donor. , motives at.
insomnia one. Isms:
' titute a 6 met
.lwthewnelo Alone 111's:- e't.
Wits 11susht It
1' :1'1' '1' 1
- r s
not I? J” 6.1..
6
11111111 111111 Elilillltii
' Governor McLean ExpreIIe'I' l-lle 61511.1“
1...“...—
Iicatlomsnd Thanks to Ollie m and
Men for rDuty Excellenlly
fiertorme‘d.
.'l‘ho 'Iollowinx artist‘s wara' issued)
yesterday from the Adjutant-(lcncrai's
Office. at Iiarttord: .
l. A state title match for teams? 1
from Igglmeuis. batteries. signal corps
lr‘trst Boparatct‘ ompany Troop A. and ,
naval hattallm. Connecticut National .
urinal. will takc. plat 1) at tho' rifle ~
l'ango. State Military Rendezvous. Ni-
unilc. (101111.. 'i‘hur.sduy Octobcr .i, 1901. 1
'l hreo suitable trophies will be oftsr
rd by tho state for cornpctltion by
teams from oauh organizationas stat-
cd. and (lcsiunatod first. sccond and
third prison. The first prize (hall clock
won by Third Regiment team In tour 11-
amont of 1900. and now in posscsslon
of that organization) to the team mak-
ing thc highest aggregutc sc'o1e at 200
and i300 yards; the second prize to the
loam making the next highost aggro
'aic hiuhost score and the il'rirtl prize.
to thct tcam making tho third highest
aggrcgutc scorc. The abovo trophioa
to ho competed for as follows: The
first prizc. to be held for onc your by
the organization represented by the
winning team. and the second and
third prizes to be awarded and become
tho property of the organisations urak
lug the second and third highest aggre-
gate. scores. and when the first trophy
shall bavo boon won throo timos by the
team from one organization it shall bo-
come the property of that oraganlzu
tion. A suitable modal will be awarded
by the! state annually to each m'cmbor
of the team winning the first prize. and
their names published in orders.
ii. The conditions of the match arc
as follows: Intrance frcc. Tennis of
twelve. men with threc rcscrves from
cach rcglment. and six men with two
rcsorvcs from each battery. signal
corps. Troop A. First Separatc Com-
pany. and naval battalion. Each man
to bc a member of the (loancctlcut Na-
tional Guard enlisted 01' appointco
prior to August 1 1901. All mombors
to appear in uniform without side
arms. Rifle and ammunition. any is
sued by tho statc. Distances. each 200
and 500 yards. Rounds. seven at each
let‘uncc. No sighting shots.
ill. Entries for the match must be '-'-"-'
made in writing to this office on or i‘rlmc makes uneer. comrmuloas and
hoforo September 30 1901 and to thc Duo oi the most surpglsiug and unusual
(onlninuding oiticcr of such ()rgunizu combinations \\ .111 shown in tin crimi-
tion outcriux a team of twclvc or six nai superior churt which opened the
men will be issuod, upon roquisltion on Scptcmbcr “*le .VI'BtPl‘dlIY With JHIIKP
tho unartcrmnstor goncrnl i500 and (vt'Ui‘ge W thclcr U“ til“ h”It‘ll-
750 rounds respectively. balltiartrhlgo thc first place the docket showod two
calibre “45 young womcn charged with bur'giaiy.
iV Brigadier General Russell Frost 31 very unusual thing in “9“" WM“
wmn‘nmnng Brigade compo...“ N11 a comparison of the oitcndors furnish
tlonnl Guard. will arrange thc. details I'd 0V9“ more‘ “)0“ “)1“ tbbught mm)
for guidanco' of contestants. 11nd up M Knapp sixtccri yours out and Cath-
point from the Brigade sum such 0111 mine Brltwn twchtr- two years old
cars to conduct the match as in his were‘ arrested in 8h3r1'nan. whore thcy
ludginent may bc necessaiv 'l‘rMcI t'csldc on 11 chargt- of having outmcd
ing and hotel expenses 01in will bc iii 11 irousc tcmpormily \'nc.anl on .luly l7
lowcd ofllc'ors detailed (‘mmrnl Frost and liming abstractcd scvciui artichw
'wili also make a full rtiport of [hp lhcrofrom. Both plcadcd not guilty
-'1nalth to this Mike this morning.
' v. The quarter master gcncral will Miss Knapp is probablr as striking
issuc. npon .1pp1ovcd rcuulsltion (In) ly handsomc a girl as has M or critcrcd
nmlnuniuou Uli'gt‘tfl Mitchca' appoint lill' criminal 00"" 1'00!“ “(ll ("\‘CHDUHK
and pay necessary oitlclal scorcis run] “1089 who imV“ np‘poarcd ”it‘l‘f' 81') “it
markers. 111 secs or in airy othcr «1.'upaclty Shc
VI. The tornmnnder-vlnrhicf desires is at mcdium height with a bountiful
to cxprcss his gratillcatidn and thanks t'll'ul skin. df'lillllt‘ll' pink ”Nicks.
to oihccrs and enlisted men of the any ruasscs of softly c'uillm.r bioun hair
oral organizations. lli‘igtlrlo. Conncctl brown llmhcs and cm: Shc has a
‘l'llt National Guard. for duty per-form. good Marc and small hands and foot
cddurlnrg encampment week at “Catnip licr wholc manncr butokcus aood
McLean." State Military Rendezvous brcedlng and she was plainly III at
‘1August 12-17 1901, inclusive. 'l‘hc «use and grcntiv uslmmcd oi licr posi
'1prou1pt obcdlencc and earnest cut. us- lion in tho blisom'rfi' lli'ii U was BI"
lasni with which the troopn complied prising to find such :1 girl wlrlr cvorv
.wlllr the now dopar'turc of practical ciidcucc of thc bclcr class about him.
work In tho (1191.1 0101.113. indicated a (hurgcd with burglary but it was morc
tiesirc on the part 0. all for knowlcdgo astonishing still to find her charged
”fir-".1!
a1 '1113 ’W' .11
when you clean house.
: .1...1,,......... "'11:.
1. t 1.11
Two Sherman to... Women
Chsmsdw With BuralIrr.
11111, ii'i'illlSilllE, 111111311111
Edith M. Knapp is Sixteen and Bears
Every Evidence of Fletlnetnent,
While Her Companion, 22.
Resembles an imbecile.
wlme , to... much cleaner
, makes 'everythmg about the houes than 801111 does,
and how much less“ eitpense and work i requires,
you would use it exclusively. Try it On w sh day or
1 11111111111111
In '
‘ f The dispbsitiou of troops for the at-
» {tion and it is the boot evidence that
1 polled hrth‘onr or dis lamb
‘ ”1119111111111. 1111111111 spa t 61 papacy lt‘e’s
i" etioh.
lulmtlifilpm
raincoat). mint-r arr-«3111114
and information upon the most osscn-
jtlal factors of a soldier's life. via:
Ability to take care of tlremsclvcs in
the ilchl. 011 the march bivouacklnk
over night. the battle erriscs. sub:
sistencc and sanitation. Whilc' the
foundation of a. military education.
such as discipline setting "up oxercls
cs. manual of arms and ordinary corn-
pnny' hull battalion evolutions can bo
performed in tho arinorics during 111' Ill
:nason. thc armory does not turn. 1i]
spat-e enough for a company. as, it dis
Integrator: into“ platoons. sections.
attitude 'and lines oi‘. skirmishcrs, the no
vhnco by rushed. and the final charge.
The present mode of tactics requires
a thorough knowiodlzo of thesc tarma-
tions. which it is impossible to acdnlro
without prhctico in tho field.
.tstik Ind1 defense of camp wps ‘credlt-
Phlo' to all cancerous it was 'ex‘pcctcd
that detects would appear which ox
inst-lance and a clnscr study or the
principles of minor ts‘o‘tlns. and the
"‘servlno of security and Information"
only will correct. Th6 good conduct
lot the troops tinting the entlro, wish
{is worthy ot‘ the highest commenda-
tir's iidttouiil mini-danish appreciatc the
commonwealth’ s liberal npgoptlh’tlons
liar mohair purposes. and d trust ro-
filters:
The Naval Battalion11 in its tour of
' 1oh1 11-11.” I «aim audio:
illfii‘ln‘id’iullve. 'al Mint” ‘soh‘t éwh‘tlt’
1 is ad '1',“ vi “gm“hiff‘iwl
0 IIYVM‘ 11. mm 6 H a
' All. Mandamus. 1 611:1"
up as 111's 1 <1 Mann's
yroatiho‘oic am
‘ till}Win-tut.1
sill
“to
111 61111 your: 1
i'r‘th
111111119111 '1116‘1 sit-33w” or
it! "this KIM 111111
a strolls nioel'it‘brop
in Mid 'dhllidlio'ihiihd‘i tiluMi'
It ribs ’6 saunter
agitate 1111111111116 rosin -
ht? It til ‘rss'nttti' slid? in
(of 1111 11111.1)
11 and
at»:
. Bridgeport. was put to plell and upon
m_ Was in charge of tho affairs
"prior. '1
1 o ' n-
America, in Bridgeport. pleaded not '
, 'iuilty to the theft'of twd immobile
' khoviiedgh of his employers.
jointly with such a companion
tuthorlnc llritton is about fivc fcct
tcu inchcs tall, and slip to all appear
rrrrccs, furnisbcs :1 illl‘t‘i‘i’ antlthcsis to
lur (ornpnnion 51111 has a very poor
l-oinplcxion no :olor' in her fac.c and
1111' fcuturcs uro cour: c in thc cxtr'cmc.
iirr jaw is in my hcr lips thick she
has a shabby gcncrni appearance; and
lu-r mouth is continually opcn_ giving 11
took of absolutc lnibccility to hcr couu
icuance. Tho (lltlllll .turu cs whidb
thought tho two toacthor. null uhh l1
Is responslblc for thc commission of
tho crime which has brought them to
ihclr urrdcsirablc pnsit.iou will nlakc
t1 vary Interesting study from a psycho
logical standpoint whcn t'.hci1 cuso l?
cullcd for trial.
in all thirty two prisoncrs wcro put
to plea after court had been opcnod
with the usual pruycr by tho Rev. Wll
Ilurn H Lewis, but of all that number
only (mo pica of guilty was sutured.
Ncilic i‘ Il'tzgcruhl of llridgopor'L pluad-
11.1 trinity to both; a common drunk .'nd
She was arrested and convicted on May
is and as it wits hcr third offense she
was sent to tho workhonao for 240
days. the minimum pcn'nlty for 11‘ third
conviction.
Lyman 0 Wilson erstwhllo manager
for the frank Miller Lumbar company:
the advice of his lawyer. Attorney IM-
win I". Hall pleadod guilty to the
charge of embeuiomont. Wilson is
charged with having misappropriated
ands belonging to tho lumbar com-
nny amounting 10:44.24. 67. while he
atom H. Trans. mam...
ears old who was formerly "shipping
tent for no hocomohilo Communal
nginII.’ Travis lit charged with tiny-
net'shipood variouslpsrts ot the loco:
bbiiiili to minimum .l.. where that
ers'wmaish «all 110111. withigift 1311111111
' s a
1 try is James H.0’Rourl1o.nn in
i t or in. being inn ”to plea was a
piece or ‘iispid esihulstlon. The charge
1es‘6t 1 Travis Was charged with that
‘tiietl/ 1 two Malachite sunrises.
inure particular description of Which
is to the 1111111111t 111.1111: 111112131; «11‘s- 1
vol as ‘ 11
St In it! His
'Pnlnicr.
to ln‘ Wcsftport August
{and tar r F. E, booklet. :
"GoldsnR tier auworm'ff.
1.61. 1.91.11. “#me -..
1"‘l' 111,11» ..’ “.
.lahnaMoKsnncyu as
I11 tho rogulur United States
burglarizing the rcsidonce of John Hi
liurpcr in Huntington. on the night of
August 23. '
‘ John Ento, 23 yours
Smith. wife of Albert Smith. colored.
ting adultery on June 13.
on not guilty.
Thomas Farrell pleaded not guilty
to tho theft 0! a $5 bill from John Not-
big, Bridgeport. on August 3.
Both plead-
lho charge of criminal assault.
Mod the charge otvabandonmont pro
fcrred against him bv his wlfc who
thargcd him with having dcsortcd hcr
on August 29.
of statutory burglary in cntcrlng thc
store of .lohn McNiff. 'in Danbury on
the night of July 14. ‘
Emil iluso pleaded not 'guilty of' bar
glarlslud thc rcsidcncc of Daniel W
Lynch. Bridgeport. on May 17.
A plea of not guilty was ontcr'cd by
Luigi Grannllic to thc chargc of an
attcmptcd rape on Rosa Moran. it)
vcars old. in Stamford. 011 July 28.
“entry iiassott. chargod with bur
glariziug the homo qt Amos Wood in
Nov: Canaan on {lid night of Mll‘ 5.
pleaded not guilty.
A similar pica was cn1t1111'cd by Jamc
Hutchinson colored, years old
t'hnrgcd with burgiai'ising thc storc of
William E. Wclis in Bri lgcpoit, on
Juno 25
' Others who entcrcil pleas of not
guilty are as follows: Maivinu John
son. colored theft of $20 from licun
i) llushuin Ncu 1711111111 on August
4: ltrlhnrd Kelly, "1‘ years old. and
John Roardou. ill. liridgcport. burg-
lary of the stern of ii. Clauson 8: Son
Novcmbcr lit; .iObn Kclly, burglary of
storc of .laiucs ll. Murphy & C10,. in
liunbury. July 23: Patrick l.conur'd.
nsault with intent to kill Matthew
Stamerd. June 11'. George A.
Maxflcid theft of $8 from Robt g Wil
llama in nanbury on 111110 8: MI?- Mor-
tan theft of a horso biankct from Wil-
liam ll. Starr of Ilanbury. on Airgust
20: Samucl Palmer burghny of storc
of Schultz & 'l‘rumpott. Danbury, Juno
ll; Alexander Por'tci'. l7 ycars tild.
burglary of thc store of John Angoli
17; Patna-l:
Riley, attempt at thcft in Bridgeport
August. ill: Julia Roger's. llrldgopori
third oi'icnso of being a common druu
hard; llcru'y Scimitar-1)., narrator? of
store of Without it iliie'rt.Norwnii1
on March 21; ‘limon rotsky abandon
moat on July of his wife Roan Trots-
by. of Stamford; llrauk Vandcrveck
Assault in Brldficpo‘rti in Mabel Deanc
three years oi Wli llarn Wat'orb'uly.
attemptcd robbery from Samuel 81111111
at Stamford. on August 21
The (trap 11 jury coma in yesterday
iteration and he’s 11 o'vidonca 11 thc
anon 6f Charles czcrlak of rldgc
port. and l’asuuala Calnhrcsc and
coarse Colombo. o! Greenwich chnrg
lid with murdcr'. ’lhc c'ourt will con~
veno with pctit jury tomorflrow701u
ins.
AGENTS ARE EXPELLED.
Genet-II HugheI'Found Them Giving
Aid to insurgents.
'MANllxit, Sept 11911 18»Gcnersi
1:13p? hss expel the agents of
mitli a at Bell 11111 Warner and
1116‘s rod: the l and or Samar. tor
reprinting aid tutti ‘Il ts In Man-
lit. by bilyin item 4 or produce
aiming th at 'ithe money on: 311111. to
6 “1.1111111113131112. 1Tléh‘firltlsh consul I10-
I’tileoto 1111st
‘11 0111611. out he refused to do Io and
e consul has mirth Samar for the
11:11“? of pore pally laysstl‘uatin; tho
1 General Funstoir is in the hospital ’
flaring from up huglcltiu. He villi
probably no opera 0gain
Amrinuldo has it to Civil Gov-
drnor T1111 and Mutter Governor Char-
toe saying that he, regrets. with the
at at the A'theflhlin tutti pa. 11.1 ‘greatui
Is In In bythti sell in of the Unit:
to es in 1116‘ nest of Prdsldgnt
limo
‘ restful i116
‘10! 111mm 11!
«podium WV? cir-
WI!
win bum-an
worm: the. uniform-and cup of a sslrlior .
army. ‘
pleaded not guilty to the charge: of _
01.1, and Ida ‘
Ilridgcport, were charged with commlt- '
Edward Bulrlwirr,.colorcd, 21'. yours '
old, or 'Wsstport', pleaded not guilty to
James llaksr pleaded not grillty to 1
an assault with intention murdcr Thom-‘ .
as Boland. in Brldgcport. on August 5. ‘.
Edwin W. Benedict; of lianbur'y. do '
Patrick l~‘o1d said ho was not guilty ‘
4
coarA'Nv " ‘9
asiantish‘s'i‘) 1857.
' i 'i sir 512:1} ii"! i’1‘] "i 3""
“is
DEVERV ARRESTED.
Arraigned Before Justice Jerome Ind
Held Under :1. 000 Ball.
Nli‘W YORK September IB-A uar
rant was issued by .lusticc Jerome at
1 o'clock yesterday for William S. Dev
cry deputy police commissioner, on a
charge of usual: ct of duty and oppres-
slon' The paper was handed to 81-21 gt
1 Mangdon who left the. Criminal court
building to serve it at once. Devcry
was taken to the court of special ses-
ions. where he was arraigned before
Justice Jerome. sitting as a magistrate.
His attorney waived the reading of
the complaint but demanded In ex-
amination. Justice Jerome adjourned
the hearing to September 25th. Bail
was tired at $1 000 and was furnished
MISSIONARY COLE STARTS ON
TOUR.
CONSTANTINOPLE. September 18
«in spite of the prohibition of the lo
cal authorities on American mission-
ary. Mr. Cole. has startEd tram Bittlis
on a tour at the province. the United
States legrttlon having authorized the
journey Mr Cole's report on the al
loged massacres .'1: Mush and else-
where Is anxiously awaited here.
._.._...._.__.
Geo. W. Lane. Pswamodlllich, writes:
”Your Kodol Dyspepsia Care is the
best rornedy' for indigestion and ato-
mach trouble that! ever used For
years I suffered from dyspepsia at
times compelling me to stay in bed
rind causing me 11111011 agony. i am
completely cu '64 y Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. in recommending it to friends
who nutter from indigestion i always
offer to pay for it it it‘ falls. Thus far
[hays never paid." Goo C Stillson.
There are lost about as many mar-
riages caused by misery as there are
n1lseri11eg caused by marriage.
W
“indium MIIeie‘ “uh mascots-
w y'mtirartin‘ oursbenetlpsuon tort-v01.
JIO (l (I. nihdnlgglwt retundtnooey
W
“Jones seems rather proud of his is-
"cram I:
"Yes; wall. he'slgot a his 1.51.51 it"
4-Chicaso Rmrdfierold.
WW
CAVID A IOV'E LIFE.
Mn. MIMI!“ 1 31M“.- 0! Mil:
ilord. Dot. says: as an Balm sav-
e
66 my hon lite. ab 11 _,l ,
the one We 11.1' .1166 . .1
him 11.111111111611111. . do , iyvu _, pl ,_
right tithe?
11.11%.“ sale by R. H Planted slid
il‘. 11.1! "it... , .
fl tattoo WTI its". no it rim
merit but they 11 061111 to self,“
ONLV o egos. VI :1) .
Mrs. Frank ing an: %r nrw it111s.
11:11:11 I: ;"i at! tiered for
to; till 1 ton . It the"
tie 111116 baldiilg. "this “151%:
1111,1111 11' not i1 .
’ Wfiii’tya mi111 111"li"'s':."'§ '11
I I .
Eater: M
1
firewall mil!“ hmdptoth 11119111161 up
The nvcr'age man would rather have
his wife act like the devil and look
like an angel. than to act like an angel
and look like the devil.
Henry Braydon Harris. N C. says:
“I took medicine 20 years for asthma
but one bottlc of uric Minute Cough
Cure did me more good than any thing
else during that time. Best Cougt
Cure." Geo. C. Stillson.
The longer a man' lives the morc
he has to live for and the more he has
10 live without.
“a
TOEA COOS?! 1
_ , end 5 it! Q It B
Your L‘Ife‘ewsyl
Ion ooh beenred of In; form oltobsloeo {#3111113
easily‘ no nude we I. dross. In '.'
I takingfiq
{e and vigor
It melt 11 wool: Inert stroal.
us in Ilen do I‘.
cure (gore moraines, sire
let and Andvico REE A ms STE 6
RE 301! 00.. QineanoorNewYork. “fig
. Nell——\Vl1at makes you think their
honeymoon is over? . ~'
Bellc~She is eating onions again.
———d——-—«.—-I-—
A never railing curs for cuts burns.
scams ulccrs woman: and sores in Dc
Witts Witch Hazel Solve. A must
soothing and lioallng- momedy for all
skin affections Accept only the gen»
ulne 0120.0 Stillsou. .11
—--—¢uu—-——I—.
“Conntr'yfi air is a great hrdcer, isn't
a:
_ “Um-ycs; but it's not tho kind l'rn
accustomed to."
M
B, W Put-sell, Kintnruvllie. Pa. says
be nurtured 26 years with piles and
could obtain no rolls! urrtll DeWitt'u
Witch Hazol Salve affected a perman
ant cure. COunterfelts are Worthless
tion. 01, Stillson
i o ‘
Worker—Every man has his prlcr-
you‘ knowi
Candidate—«Yes, but every man has-
n't the price!
Sid Darling 1012 Howard St. Port.
Huron. Mich” Writeu‘ ‘
“i by lil
giddy pills In'd innuendo colloid-1 U
u—s—
ittle Early Risers Me for the' bear.
ms t have ever used " They now:-
urine. Goo. Cl 11111116...
M
when s with noes tor runnrn' r or.
so you soluetlmes ilnds out" Hm
sllo'n ll'Biptilt. «is 11 1161110611.:
oddicated a‘ Presbytor In.
W
Norris Sliver, North Itrstf 31.16?" H,
room I' b pttle not 0 3i auto
Menu: :1
"Mord toiiltd I won insurable.
tis' lisvid in:
.3116 the second Ion
tli‘li 11110111001111.1111101111 i sin a Will
1116111? 01911.0.
-. it's a curious thin that you can nov-
a. m h a toss is him posslltly bo
1111111144111 ya: you il‘ova never seen
giddy that look miserable.
W
61 Don't V“: 1:211:111 y' We. chroni-
We“ . “‘31,!“ '11
11.111! 6u‘11ult’tl
' 11' "item a bangi-
1; 1 1 to cm sets
i.” ’ , .
Norwalk Chronicler