l
‘ Crbssman bus returned from
“sport Hosp tal,
mtional yacht races today.
Murmur.—
oukot boat Capt. M. DePuy
or port this evening for New
I
0001 Domocruto have. not yeti
he date when thcir caucus wiii
.0"... .-_..._
,‘ and Mrs Robinson, of Sangu-
34 90110 will spend tomorrow with
p In Noroton.
,WM-
311701141 Gregory, of tho West End.
its been ill for the1 past few days
pub impiovcd.
m Tilly Couih. who has becn nor
“fill at her 1101110. In (Irccns Fur ms
proving inpidl3.
_ Bury Penuoyci‘ has moved his
bold effects into thc rooms ovei
cafe In State street. 3
Mrs, John Allen, of Compo street.
more“ 0. canvasing position with
. York publishing house
tics of Peace George B Smith
ll bloke an address at tho Suugutuck
- Church tomorrow moinlng.
E1 B. Doigc. of State street. who
can spending a few months at.
1130.3 N. .1103 1(1t111ned
.4- . 44......
, It F. Dingcg», who has been spend
the summer at hi1 handsome home.
314:1 ens Farms. has icturned to New
11 Allen of 00111110 sti‘cct. has re.
his position with the Computing
, Company. after a few days of ill.
Illa]
‘-... .. ._.-_.___..
til from here expect to attend
pd annual ball of the, Fairfioid
01:95 to be givcn in the. Town
Friday evening October ll.
-c—uud
ha ests at the Westport Hotel
3Wsy wer:e (3 M Bradstreet.
port; C. C .cCuiioch of Bos-
@111 James Pundrow of Boston.
a town registrars arc. making 1m
in today of all those tiiat quality.
.031 will be in the town offices for
. 3 ‘t purpose iintil7ii‘1-lock this (av-en
MM
'entls of. the Kriewaiiid family. in
0 street, of which fiv(1 have been
ously ill with t3pi1uid d3scntery,
ill be glad to hear that they are out
anger.
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ompnny have .'1 gang of men at
-' today. digging up the r.oadbcti
lacing In no“ lies. 33 hole lllf‘ old
it become. decayed.
lam Montalon's new house, on
"t. 31% of 11111, llH-‘I' near lmpei~
110, begins to loan: up through
9. and (an be scin quite plainly
“the Stuplcs High School. in Riv-
dn avenue.
Joseph H Suifl’cn who for scvcral
f8 has bccn enginccr 11111 the West
titer &. I"lcct1'io Light (701111111113
Cir plant in \Vcstpoit. has rcsign
position to nucpt 01111 with a
yin Aniiiyvilie.
--.._..... u...
he Epworth louguc of tin1 Sangu-
M E.i‘l1ui‘cl11leuicdovoi$21 at,
fair. suppti'and‘1111tmtuiumcnt.
Way evon11131'i‘hc gross rccclpts
quite high, but more was considdr
i9 expense 33 hich had to bc deduct-
scssion 33'1s hold by the follow‘
‘t‘nlnlttee. W11iiiicsdu3' evening. to re-
0 constitution of the Historical
:' W. (ll Staples. W. S. Adams:
teams. J. S. .ioucs and Dr. 12.1"
«The committee will furnish a
t to the soc icty at thIIv meeting
IlQlly evoniug. ()1 tobci i4
_ ,gigloliur Int tho 11313111111 off
1 w» 1 is variety of shlllfflsh
to be. ve.r3 plentiful this year in
vicinity us 33(1II as adjacent wn-
Hull s island flats, liiiz nuts arid
its! in Cockonoc island me. thickly
-3 with tho shcll fish and will
bill? be thickl3 c0vcrcil with poo-
Tuesday.
Bionic ks 9110111 .‘.-to buy:1 lost.
lidrestln ntrolllug for bass. now
the luteiuntloual yacht races are
“ A low socks ago, several
91311111 be soon constantly turning
a. breakwater at Cedar Point
“pints. riftcr their favorite
‘Mny It Is‘ deserted.
I0 composed of Edward Walsh.
lil‘u, Arthur Northrup Ind
, dish. of this place, will
“ my. In hunting far quail:
1 , tthat they have three of the
this section. and.“ thoy
hock good "units the poo
ppointcd 0m! frlbnd
‘t in morning how many
ithcy expected to 09.1;
1111. Oscar Smith will b0
ntract to b lid the new
130 The 11001 bond
for the porno-9 ohN
ntthp local cont
,3 11131711113113 her thnt he said It”
.3061 from here one attending
3 motif
cranium-1119mm
r83 80001113131311
Wilson to help him that he would rb‘oo
lIlland 801100.89 confident",
st 3.3019
nee he would lump Macbeth? 91') he
arrived at the Hook. The Henry J1
Scudder was a large sloop that carried
produce from Boutbport to New York,
about 1865. at which time Captain Al.
lcn was master.
"AWW ‘3‘
. BliIllllll siiii iiiiiiii.
(Continued from first page.)
girl became frightened and ran away.
The colored man followed her and the
assault was committed. ,
The evidence of the doctoi tended
strong to support the state‘ 11 case.
Judge been made a strong effort to
show that Miss Wicks was really put
sixteen. When the girl's mother took
the stand and the family Bible was In-
ti‘oduccd with the r'ccoui. counsel for
the 11001111911 claimed that the date had
boon changed to suit tlu1 04450. but
.iludge. Wheeler allowed the record to so
11
it did not take long to get matters
before the, jury after the state’s case
was in. There was absolutely no de—
fence The changing of the, attack
bud tho Vointuiy act of tlic accuscd
left. his counsel nothing to do
The Iiigumcnts were taken 11p and
Were quits bricf. Judge Wbeclor's
charge was also b11.lef but right to the
point, iiud thcrc could be no doubt in
the minds of the juiy.
And the twelve good men showed
that they had none. They were out
less than five minutes when the mo-
mcnious knock was heard on the
door. They had agreed on the var-
dict, and it was guilty
Sentence was pronounced immedia-
atcly. Judge. Wheeler ordered “that
Baldwin be confined In the state
prison for not less than fifteen years,
our more than twenty years. That is
Connecticut justice.
SHORT »,CALENCIAR SESSION.
Judge Ciirtls Disposcs of NumorOus
Cases In Common Pleas Court.
Jiidgt1 Curtis hold ll short calendar
session in the civil (‘ourt t.of Common
Pleas 3csterda3, and disposed of a
number of forclouu. c matters ‘ln the
nttei noon the Norwaik haboas corpus
case of Joseph Jones against Mary
Burns was begun.
Mr. Jones and his wilt1 seek to re-
cover custody of their daughter. who
is about t3vcl1'e, yours of age. and who
lives with her grandmother, Mrs.
urns.
grandmother. She has lived with her
most of the time for the post. sevcn
your. Jones says licr grandmother has
sent her out to work. and Jun desires
the child that she may attend school
Attorney Davis for the plaintiff and
(‘111100 fol the defendant.
cht weeks, assignments in the
Court of Common Pleas 9:01‘
Tuesday 01 tobcr i Max Huncke vs.
Charles F. (lodfroy: William D. Bish
nu. Jr. 3(1t al. vs. The C. H. Bennett
Shoo Company: loiin Mull ruth vs. The
Connecticut Ruilwa3 & [lighting (”om
pony.
Wmincsdav October 2. lulln Marlin
idmiuistriitrix.1s. William K. Mollan:
.mnii Wriis's" vs 1.1511111. Boettgci'.
Thursday October 'I Thc Courtlnnd
I‘liib vs. The Southern N. E. Tclophouc
Company; John W. Keith vs. The 9011.
thorn N. E. 'l‘clcpliom1 Company: Au-
iiic l’. llcnliam 3's. Patrick Garvey;
Dennis W Dolnn vs James E, Wilda:
'I‘hc “, (1st End Lumber Compnny 3113
Andrew F‘Iglnr ‘
Tuesday. October 8. .I. D. Toomey,
Ir.. vs. The McFarland & Kelly Co.
COMMUNITM OF INTERESTS.
Established Between the Atehllori, To.
peko and Santa Fe And Harrlman.
CHICAGO, September 28wCommuui
1.31 of interest between the Atomson.
Topeka & Santa Fe and the Harriman
interests has Just been ostablished. In-
so far as the. Pacific 00 n of Oriental
traffc in conccrncd, so stho Tribune.
Instead of the Santa Fe established
on indopendunt Pacitloocesn lino from
'Snn Francisco of making so
with {he Hambur Alder an
Steamship Company. as has heretofore
been leported negotiations have just
been concluded whereby it will dis-
continued its San Diego ocean line on
Februpry 1. 1902 and Will. lolntiy with
the Southein Pacino use this l’bcllli:
Mull Steamship for its trans- Pacific;
uotiet. Under the new arrhngemcsil
with the Pacific Mall Steamship Com
pony the Santa Fe Is given 00qu right
with the Southern Pacific railroad and
is guaranteed a curtain poi‘ contago of
the Oriental traffic.
OPERATING EMPLOYEES STRUCK.
Chicano Math 83on 4. Co. Refuses Ifl~
crease of 25 Cents.
CHICAGO. September 28~After an
ad night session the operating 0013
ployoos of the South Side Elevatod
Railroad ("the Alley L") struck at ll
o'clock this morning. because of the
refusal of 11m (Sammy 1.01mi a
borlfiontoi increase of 20 cents per
mm: for a ton-hour day 'l'lls dociulou
to smite collie attor :1 0049mm“ boll
lied 03’ occurs any “noticing r0
31010 to all ultimatum sent
(font b91100 Curlers homo st
this momma; 30m 401) mu
‘1‘!“ li‘bblill WW1 Wm
«11 lb strike the soup 3
vice all tho 92m 111011
hold of dud t 1119’my
'witb a 8,000“
Jupow oo‘
a'2103101thMi?" of Mt W0; “yaw
rdhco. who 41101100141“
m1 m ,
her against the Shamrock. down 140118,
The girl refuses to leave her 10
, Painting. Paper.
‘ ,Tclephone'CIiIi‘ rm;
3800M WNW 'fcr “
N‘orwalk Ruldcnf. Osmond.
nun-an.-
It’s from a citizen.
It maybs u nellhborc .
You can readily Investigate it.
The more anQIllflhtlfm. the more con
viuciug the pivot.
Mr. William 9. Grocery. 200 Woun-
Inxton shoot, most Norwulk. 99.31111 “'1
”I: ll. batten 1133,0009. an nomination
that compels “GM?" be on my feet all
day, .,l wasbothilrotl with I. bod bitch,
and a urinary difficulty with sediment
in the kidney secretions. It annoyed
me at my work‘tlurlnx tho dsywvary
often at night. and In place of genius
out of bed in the mornings rafrcshcd
and fit for it day a work I was irritable
bud weak. I obtained Doan's Kidney
Pills at waisted s dru; store. to use“ If
they would helpina. They did. They
gave me entire relief."
For sale by all, dealers; price 00
cents a box 'dl‘potor-Mllburu (30.13M-
fido. N, 1’., solo agents for the United
States ., .13“ ‘
Remem bor‘ , 1119' ' name—~Doun'swand
take no othé‘r.""” ‘ ' “ ‘
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD, RAILROAD.
TIME TACLE.
‘ In effect May 19, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NOB‘WALK FOR
‘ KW YGRK.
A. M.~12: 36x. 4: 5511 5:451.‘ 0215.
6 :15 7:13. 7: 04, 8: 10x, 9: 03!, 9: 30,
9: 50, 10: 22x, 10:40,. 11:35:.
P. Nix-12: 55x. 1: 17, 2: 25!.
3.,2111 4:07 4: 5011 6.88. I5: 551, 6: 051'.
6:41,7.07,7:55x.8:1110.. '20. ,
SUNDAYS. ’
A M.—-l2; 35x. 4'5511. 5245:. 9:05.
9: 4011
LEAVE NEW OYDE'QK KFOR SOUTH
A. M.—-—12‘:0°21HW5:00.6:,00 7:00.
a 0011. 8.02 9 00x, 0: 0211.9: 04:. 10: (12:,
10 04 11- 00:1 11: ca
11.14..:~—12 02.104.1230x,2:oox 9:02
11:30:: 4: 02:. 4:04. :4: 30. 5; oz. c: 001:.
1:» 02. 7:00. 8:0011. 9: to. i1: 00:.
snunArs.
A M.~.~12: 0221.11: 00. 7.: so. 10: o:
11 M.—-6. 00 s 0011.11; 00.
LEAVE souru NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.-—-12:08x. 1:091. 1:203, 0:18.
7:42. 8:42. 9:10x. 10:023. 10:10x.
11:08:; 11:38
P. hf.-12: 02in 1'110, 8:071. 4:18
('1: 22 61:.20 7:05x. 9' 05x 9.15 11:16.
Bridgeport. In addition to aircrew-P.
M ~25 40. 5: 04' 1:28.
“ 80001125.
A. M.:-I2 08x '1: 09x 1:20x. 7:42,
9:12.1120811
P. M.-7' 15. 9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANCURY.
A lid—0:28. 11:15.8:5'88.
71:) M.'-—1.20, 2:28, 4:203. 6:10. 0:90.
DANBURV To, SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—6:00, 7:28. 8:50. 8:88. “:87.
P. M.—~4:00x. 6:25. 6:42.
Sunday trains to ‘nanbury. :80 a.
m.; 7: 30 p.131 Loom Dublin. 8: or:
a.m.; 010 757p In.
An I Indicators Homo
PAINT PUT ON
IN THE FALL
lasts longer and looks bcttcr
$085011.
iiig sonic painting (Iouc
Let Us Make
An Estimalc ,
on the work for you.
skillful and
workmen, and complete satis-
paint.
faction to you; i. , ,
Painters' Supplies, Artiltl’ '
' Materilll.
PICTIIKEE. ‘
Picture: Framed to Order.
a
_ sting.
, Opcn'cvenlnn‘tlll 8:30.
3, 043, ‘2’
P. M.~3:ZIX.,5,;§3.5:553. 7:20.8140‘xp 3
than it put on, at any other ,«
If you think of hay?
Our
figures will include the best of ’
careful ,.
Window‘ Shadoii, Cornicc P0100. »
W31 D000,“
smfians
RIFLES
, . and
An: munitlon
We make a Sp ec~
iallii 0f tiles: oopoci‘s
and have 111 stock or
will get anything that
Is wanted...
Cornstook.
Watkins
0‘: 011331.. .
112 WASHINGTON STREET
South .Nnrwalk.
3 ‘ 31vi’hcue 43-031
. iGlover’s the nice
'1: Ladies’ Slio"
F01 Fall and Winter.
_ First, the‘ lightweight dressy
51’ kind. patent tip, bull toss, lace
and button.‘
2,1 Scéond. the 801: Call double
358018. lacs. lull toes. with oxton-
j slon edge sols;
~.;t"1"lilrd the Box Calf. 10 inch
. storm boot. double sole, “full
‘ edge," just the thing for a wet
4101'
_ Fourth, Ludles' Patent Enam-
ci. full edge,3dOIIblc sole. very
stylish. 3"“
Fifth. the ‘e‘dliim Box Calf
lace extia 1‘0” heel. double sole
just the thhi’ for the young In
dies—~0cbool wear and all. at
S .00
'éWcaiSlioesihatFii”
HORSES
T0 sun“ EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE my" COMING BY TB)
04821104133708! m on;
111' ,
M MS. I;
'RLOV.
00111030010011 Tuaurun.
Booth Norma.
this interact of the sporting public is 1
aroused.
W her share of some.
also low: which provided for the pro
tectiob of game. although It doesnlti
seem that very stringent measures 01103 ‘
used to prevent the killing of some out
of season. 1‘
out of 909900 Another class delight to
31111.11
OI“
net coarser every year. .
season is not unforced. hunting will'
part of the town.
i Complaints (omc from farmers In
,,hunters give their fences.
1 sure in announcing that the new semi-
~ to 11 very large number of students,
3 any description might be at our dis-
Lposal.
. Tue names of all who eithoi singly or
’ our chancellor.
‘3 will imprébs forcibly upon your people
3 exhort them to give liberally accord
.‘- lng to their means. so that the result
'our new seminary building
Meantime we remain. with sincere‘ .
1 1 1 Chmcollor and Secretary.
j CONNICTIOC‘IH c.UN%ANY OGHOOL
an.» 2.29:.
Taylor. chdlrlhun of the executivq ‘
b nil den
‘3 1 “I ‘1
Gym ofJSporhmon. . Q
’As tho lot of Octobor ift-awn near.
This year Connecticut 1101113
There are
A true sportIInuu will not kill some
90.4 They boob: 0 wool: before the ~'
awful time. and sneak around with a '
ootlus aboverythlau in the why
I: they observe. if these pro
captured thoy use every possible
means to evade tho law. It is not tho 3‘
poople who reside in the country that
violate the some iaw.oithei'. As a rule.
they come from the city. and you can 1
hour the reports of their guns throngs;
out tho woods on any morning. Qu
soon be a thin: of the past.
There is also another hunter who 19
little better than the one who shows
a respect for the law. One of the ,‘
sporting magazines calls him a “game .
hog. m
xardioss of results, slaughter the birds
which have not attained their full
size. along with the felt. This man ‘
also favors the annihilation of some.
An out should be passed to prevent ‘
a person carrying a gun into the wods »
except on special occasions. A game ’
warden would not then have to dim
cover game in the Iawbreaker's pon-
ccssion. The firearms would be proof
Copies of the game laws should lie
tackcd throughout the country. so no
excuse could be. made in that direction.
It Is noticeable that quail are more
numerous in the northern part of ‘
Stamford. The Stamford Gun Club
Rad a hand in this. It released numer-
us pairs last spring, in the northern
An act of the Legislature makes it
unlawful to expose for sale any quail
This will In ameasure protect the
birds as some. make a practice of
shooting for the profits secured there
from
the outlay districts of the abuse
If a rabbit
secrets himself I11 0 wall that wall has
to be wrecked to secure the prize.
That’s well enough. but the careless
hunter never focuses his thoughts on
this subject again. consequently the
farmer. to prevent his cattle running
wild, must biiiid It again.
AID FOR SEMINARY.
Bishop Tierney Directs that Churches
Take Up Collection.
Bishop Tlcrnoy, of the Roman Catho-
ilic Diocoso of Hartford. has sent the
following letter to the clergy of the
diocese, asking for collections in be-
haif of the Diocesan Seminary:
Episcopal Residence.
Hartford, Conn, Sept. 15. 1901.
Rev. Dear Sir.
As- the time has come. for making
the annual appeal to our people for
the Dioccnsau Seminary. we take pics-
nory opened its doors on September 10
Since work on the new buildings was
begun last year. a considerable amount
at money has been oxpended. Besides
the ooliectionof 1900.. we have devoted
to this purpose whatever surplus of
together with many generous
donations from individual members of
the clergy.
Ordinarily we have no resource
9039 what may come In response to
this annual apponl; still you might sug-
cost to those of your parish who are
blessed with more abundant means.
the propriety and advantage of estab-
lishing scholarships. Thus. for in-
stance, the sum of six thousand dollars
at interest will provide for the educa-
tion of one student in perpetuity.
There are not wanting in this diocese
those. who could contribute that
amount; or If an individual or family
could Iii afford it. the sum might be
realized among a certain number of
persons in the some parish or city.
couectively found horses. will be in-
scribed in the annals of tho seminary;
and other means will be taken to keep
them In grateful remembrance”.
You are now robpoctfuily requested
to take. up 11 collection for the new
. mm minsry In the month of. October at
the public masses in your church.
We loavc you at liberty to choose the
Sundliy which in your Judgment is the
most suitable, for the purpose, conil
dent as We are that you wlli'seiect the
one best adapted to secure it satisfao
tory result. And that sufficient notice
ter will be read for two successive‘
803M”. In «Vince. The sums collect
odwlildlo remitted. without delay. to
'Wo trash: Roy. Dear Sir. that you
the importance of this collection and
may enable us to meet promptly all
demands occasioned by the erection of
affection.
Your: very faithfully In Christ.
MICHAEL TIERNEY.
Bishop of Hartford.
JAMES P DONOVAN
MOON
Tho following statement II 111110011101
uoc.lation by H- H.
committed:
alto (led the 31ka
‘ldur nit the your an
one 110% department. that of Norm
I committee.
mooring for o rig:
11:21....
olonl the lion that burn proved so,
I 800008884“ for the put few years. bills 3; .
all other religious organisation- tho ‘
will I coated with tho canonization
of ”law
My“? ‘1! ludlvmum of the
If the closed ‘
He will enter a field and 113-1 it
.5
lib ‘l.
.llh
'“Ililll ii. iii
~, I. D nus,-
In nbrl l
fiméfigggfié: without 112% $1: If “II ,M ‘ '
1m E’" ”W ’5 " rail. m
:“‘|
at economy buy out-I’M
“UN: K. IMMUNE ' 1' HWY“; WNW II
I
. M
.,-.fl ‘ ,1
Franms 8:
You to Warm
Enough
’ Dressed as ihiiilil as possible.
The Underwear at its thinnest IS thick
enough just now.
A popular price is 50 cents per car-
ment, and realizing it we hate made our
line at this price as high Grade and as
532050100111 10 crew respect as is our
abilitu to secure.
? The results oi our elicits tire DIOV~
inc satisfactorii. We are selling con-
siderable Undergarments. .
We hare higher priced garments. all
correspondinclu well selected.
Straw Hats, as iiahl as is consistent
wilhdurabiiilil.
98 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK
may be given to the faithful. this‘ let‘ ‘
0f the Conuoctlout ‘ “
wot: km “1% called by the auction .
occu- complicit this full and winter. 1
”“900“ 07 the Slim .
..,11 i
TheNFllSh,
Double Extension Soles and Extension Heels.
Burl & Com‘panv' 5 Shoes for Men, 53 50.
Lounsbury. MathewsonlSL Companv‘ sShocs for Women, 83 00.
Children .3 B01: Calf bh‘bes, $I 00. $1.25 and SI.‘ 50
The Faultiess Ladies bltoonplwnellmg at 52.00..
1" lili. .1
1.191
at Loy/fist Rates
' , .. ‘14 iii, 3 .. '
' ’; MUM!” maintain our ”ablation 113,300ng ".013 5581‘ CQAL 311111.
014 against all com-113 cog autumn! In “pity {lining-34 of any
, dost-i3 In this unitary and m, can lultflplt input, 13, till, induci- of
‘3, fuel. it in: win dummy in out III ”MAW- MW during tho
summer and tail. which“ 1110 price is "ugly bi 811011168 011 not. '
Norwalk Chronicler