Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 26, 1901 · page 6

 

 
 
 

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' Mlfls D01111hy Adam);

' by Mts. Stone.

Ibould be Iddrouod to The
. Parsonal letteru not desired.
ley Brothers, of Compo,
ll purchasing now horses.

_' Frank Sturgca la the guest of
daughter in New York city.

linvc

till. Buboth llnumuu is Hpondiiig 11
days with friends in Now York.

CH. .1. Hlpaon, of South No1walk
f; 3118'“th yesterday at the Wcstport

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larence l’erkina has sutured 11 po-
$11011 with 040th 1'. 1111111111 New

Mills Martha blills of (lreen’ u 1' 11111111
is been Piilci‘tl lining Mira l)m1nld.-a.111
f Norwalk.

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Mrs Lucius Fanning. of Riverside
venue, is entertaining 1111' 111010 Miss

" Naynes of 111111311011 1.. 1.

Miss Hattie Punzell of No1w11li. was
guest this Week of Miss Minnie
lTWOOtl, ill (1‘1'1'1'11'a Forum.
0V. and Mrs. lleorge. Weed Bar-
l‘. were gucsts of friends In New
(It‘ll, the first. of tho week.

position as
teacher in the (‘1111011‘ 8 191111111; school Ir.
elm; filled by Mia»: Many Burr.

Waltcr \i.(1ossm.1ns sou (.‘lqu is'
l‘with pneumonia at the home of
ni'ents, in Riverside avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Loren l'lcr,tine of
eons harms are the proud parents
ii daughtci born I‘ucuday cvcuiug.

Iii

Mrs.C.B.Kan1ptu has returned to
91' home in State attcet afle1 11 few
nys’ visit with blends in liunbury.

C. M. BlfllisilV'tli . of llrldgcporh 11nd
.I.Hlpsoi1. of South Norwalk wm'e
sta yesteiday at tho Weatpolt lio-

Miss Ruth ll Hall. of Westport has

illeen spending 21 to“ 1111.15 with Mills
”Batiste 'laylor, at l1e1'l1o1nc in Greens

arms.

. Liverymau William T. \\'illiam.~; went
calloping yesterday and it is said
gill: at tonal four bushels of this
Iety of shell fish.

 

'l‘reasur'ei K111i lloip.» 111 the E111-
,lmers Supply (‘ompany will leuvr
next week on a lillsiiitins trip to t‘hi-

V (bilge and other polutx in thc West.

The Shepher (la

of llethlehcui bull

‘ Ivan such a success 'lln11sd111 evening

that it is 17er probable that they roll
give another 0110 before the «easou is
over.

" Mrs. (‘hnunrey Allen and \It's (‘l1111'~
for: Smith, of ll1i< place 11cco111panlcd
of Bridgeport. were
tests yesterday of l'1'iv111ls in Hart»
0rd.

‘ MIME A. I). flows and danglitl'w Miss
Elsie Kel’es. of l"Ii'/.11bcll1 , who

" have been visiting e\' t'11111111otiore and.

Mrs. P. G. Sanford.
this morning.

1'1-i111'111-d home

Miss Annie ltit'c.

ot‘ ltiverxidc ave—

101181 who has ilt‘t‘ll a gut at the past it w

 

 

 
 

 

(III are of Mr. and lllrs'..ioh11 liulkley. in

New‘ Haven. is 1 \'pr'c led to 111' 1' 1w homo

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Fish haw bcen heard of around
ostport'. that meusured over fo1ly foot
in! ilpngth. since llutcher John W.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wood returned from his fishing trip
Brewaters, N l

Horace 07111111111111 lr.l1.'1< resiuuml
“ill position on the 1"'cpo1to1lill staff of
9m 011th Norwalk Evrninu. 5cotincl
taken one with the. [initiahners‘
’ ly Company. of \Vusipott. 1

' rlntendeut Warren Rogers
0 orally and Mr. and Mm. John S:
akefiian of (‘ompo st1'.eet formed a

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3 , ting party lind' made a trip tollic
, 'c‘tnmtry tho llral of the week.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Funeral services were said over the
mains of Thomas Riley. by the Rev.

, that Shauley. in the (‘hurrh of the
11011111011011 this morning. Interment
in Catholic cemetery. King street.

“ya—rm

fit 010 who attend 11on Trinity
1! tomorrow looming will have

.1319 Roy. l.’ S Stevens preach

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

new. Stet/111114 is on hero from Pon-
‘5

«311.111.11.111 of wild black ducks
noon. in Stephen Wakemau' a
c 0111.... evening. and the per~
saw them was most grieved
in that is in effect preventing
you) shooting them.

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1 Mrs. Chauncey Allen returned
urtford. yesterday. she brought
liar a miniature full rigged ship
min Alien. which was made
1,, ntéll by a relative of the cap-
,9“! ding lb, Hartford. Mrs. Allen
1,1'l11rlng her visit.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

h 101-. of Main street. will
kt week for Hartford. North
“V3303!“ will spend the w‘iln-

er 5.9m export a of
life some of his limb to
Hi He reports of having
“high 1111 fortydour In a tiny.

Hum-«mm

111111.111 Lawrence Villa.
1 ‘11 omobiie Show in

1 00.110311311112120 to.
the recent in-

goblin. uit is Mr.
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[then he doplcicd the circus going and

hone.” which 1111012 pinging flvo montho

 

 

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11105111111011» 1191.11.01.11 $23011.
porinlondent Sniuuol A.1’urdy treasur-
er of the affair

Captain Edward Clark and Garrett'
00111011 arrived in port Wadnesday ev‘
ening in the X10110 M. The sloop was
taken through the bridges yrstcrday
and will noon ho placed out of emu-
nitration. Messrs. Clark and ('0111011
did not find dredging for need oyster.
off llrldgeport a very unmeraful busi-
ness thus far this season, and no 09‘
clued to give it up. Mr. film-k will
probably spend the winter on the
boat. while it In Mr. Cormn's intention
to depart by rail to a southern port

MISMATED ONES DISUNITED.
Habitual intemperanco of Husband:
Mada Wives Unhappy.

Loon Iii. lhtiiey of Shelton was grant.
cd (i divorcc by .bulgc Wuceler yourer
day moiulniz, hum Edwmd Bailey. 11
timber denim. on the gruundn o .1tlll
bituul Intcmpcramc. Mrs liniley tcu
Illicd aha married llalloy Sept it 1394
and (buy lculdcd in the lli‘l1ltcl1illudlu~
tricl for 11 white. Her husband was a
pi'oapcrouu timber dealer, leusltltl
woodland, cutting and selling the tim-
her; but for three ycara punt llt' had
been an cxceaslvo drlukor.Sl1o left
him taut January. going to 1101' par
«his home In Shelton and taking her
only ('iliiti, a boy of tcn. with licr. Silo
had lcft him the previous March In
New Haven for 1111- same causal, but
went back to live with him after a
mouth.

Mrs. liniloy said her husband kcpt
liquor in quantities in tho house. and
frequently bud drinking par. ea there.
He was greatly uddictcd to .111) habit.

“or mother. Mrs. Mary J. llulibcli.
of Shelton, ()lllct-r llurklulrdl, of Shel.
t1111.t301111tublc Alexander .I. llurgeus. oi
Shelton. and George l-l. ’l‘uruey. of Der.
by. all instilicd as to llaiicy's habits
The decroc was granted and s 1' was
given tho custody of their chid.

(lerirude It}. Nelson was granted a
tlt‘t‘l‘t‘v from Uluf (l. Nelson, both of
Huntington. Habitual i11te1nperuuce
of the defendant was proven to thc~
outiufaciion oi the court. 'i‘ho pnrtlus
were married Sent, 2, mild,

tlcoi'gc A. Hoyt, of South Norwaik.
was grautcd a divoi'cc from donate I'.
lloyt, of South Norwalk, and utvcu the
custody of a. nine year old child. They
wcrc married April 2. liiilti.

.ludgc theler granted the (let-roe
in the cast" of Andro Jobangy against
Susi.- lulioggv which was licard last
I ‘riduy.

1\ dct'rcc of divoico was also at am
June .\. Saunders from Ellsworth
Saunders .1 case haunt a “'i‘t. 11 ago

Thu 11114113 ol‘ Albmto l""1'11aia 11;.

Victoria ii‘crruri; Herman Hoyt v11.

(ora iloyl: Agnes liritio vs, l‘hurler

ll. llrttto: and Edwin W. Godfrey vs.

Susie A, (lodfrcy were continued 1111

iii 111-xt \vcck by request of ('(lllllSt‘i.

lS SERGEANT GRISWOLD ALIVE?

Theory Advanced That He Was Cap.
lured, Not Killed, at Samar.

There is a report current that Sur-
L't‘lln'Mlljlll' Richard S. Griswold ofthv
Ninth l'nited States Infantry, thought
to no one of the victims of the recent.
umaanerc by bolomcu in the island or
Samar. may have escaped death. A
Ncw York nen'spnpcr has priutcd '11
llory to the cfi'vct that the surgeon}.
body Was not found 1111111111: no dead
Innowing the massacre and tho theory
is; advanccd that be was not killcd but
instead was made a prisoner M10 is
being hold by one of the savage tribal:

Ytlajtir iriswold's family at. Old
Lyme had heard nothing of such 11
Mory. but would be only to happy to
have it more true. The War Ilepnrt
tucnt at Wimhinglou will investigate
the rcpoi't.

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A Rough Rider's Romance.

“.\ llounh Ride)" 5. Romance" will be
playcd at lluyt‘s 'l‘hcatro, Saturday
malineo and night, with threc real
Rough Killers who have seen actual
wu‘vice in lbc lntc Spanish war will
lie seen with 11 lloug'h Ridcr band.
Watch for the parade. and hear the
free concert at 7' to p. m.

Teachers’ Lecture Course.

Mr. (‘urtin (l. Morse. who reads “Du.-
vid Hnrum" in the teachers' lecture.
course at Loekwood's Hall next. Tuou
day night. had made a great. name for
himself. The following shows how be
liar. pleaned his mullencc:

“The Men's (‘Inb of the Edwards
(‘hul'c"lincorotl a great. uucceas last. ev-
ening In presenting 1111 impersonation
oi "David llarum" by Curtis G. Morita.
I11 spite of the hard ruin. the parlors
were full of man who enjoyed to the

utmost the laughable «Ituatious. Mr.
Moran la a wondor. Ho commcncod
with the horse tradc, and guru so

woll that had 11 horse wen bet-tide him
It. could not have. been more ronliluiu'.

the moluguge of Widow Cullom; then
he went through the Christmas dinner.
and your jaws smuckctl an ht' told of
the eatuhlea: finally the 1111;; story at
Newport. To see Mr. Morse look his
clothes over and examine. tho cgg
spots. and telling his hostess how it
happened was grand. Every part was
given true to live, and the audience
was delighted from start to linish."-
Northampton (Mann) Dally Hump.
shim‘gazettc. February 9, 1 0.

m

Loveru’ Lane.

A play that is true to life. especially
one that depicts human nature in both
humo‘rotu and pathetic mooda always
in 'ottcccnsfui. The more absolute ll
delity, the greater in; success. This.
In a great mom. nocoun 5' for the
enormous popularity of “LovérI'

in New York and all iiinmor In Obi
capo will come to Hoyt'a theatre on
Thursday. Girdb Fitch has cleverly
anticipated in this delightful play oil,
small town life many real life happen-
intro that have excited rocvgnt continent
In the newspapora; -.

ail-£8 TO TAKE DHARGI.
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lip-rm rot-n-
There to no UII Luvlnp 80. Norwulk.
Bellow the Statement; of 80. Nor.
walk nutrients.

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Endorsement by residents of South
Norwalk.

I’ruof poallive‘from So. Norwnlk pco
pic.

l‘nnuot be cvudcd or doubled.

llcud this statement:
Mra. (l.

atrect, says:

Hill

"I am wcll up in yours.

(taming, living on
and liku a great many old people. 1 had
trouble. with my kidnuyr. for it long
time. causing dlotroauing buckuche. i
could that nothing to give me any r13.
lief. and l fancied that Dunn’s Kiducy
I’Illu might help me, even if they didn‘t
drug alone

cure. i went to Plutated'u

and not a supply. I was not diam;

pointed. Iloau‘a Kldnoy Pills disposed
of the lust attack. The backache and
suffering were a thing of the past."

ll‘osterh‘lll-

solo agents

(10 cents a box.
Buffalo, N. Y.,

for the United Status.

Price.

luu'u (‘11.,

llctucnibcr the nun1c~»lloan'a~~ and

lilllt‘ no substitute.

 

RAILROAD VICTIM IDENTIFIED.

Was Michael 'J. Clancy, a Deacrtor
From the Army.
WILLIMANTIIR ()ctober 26~The

body of 11 man who was killed on the
(‘eutrul Vermont railroad tracks hour
Lebanon station last Wednesday hax
boon identificd as Michael .I. Clancy.
of thin city. and bar. bet-11 rumored to
the home of relatives here. Clancy
was thirtyfive years old and single.
lie was arrested hl'l't‘ on October lb
us being 11 dcuorlcr from thtl rclruiar
army, having collated in tho 291k
United States Infantry in Hartford.
After his arreut he was taken to Fort
'l‘rumbeli, New London, but was .atcr
releascd. During the Span. ail' -Ame1i-
can War, he was a membr'u of Com—
pany ll. Third itcuimcni of Volunteers
and received an honorable. discharge.

Although the body was literally
ground to plecca under the wheels of
tho train, a sister of Clancy identiticd
it. to the satisfaction of his family by
the abucnuc of a tooth and certain
marks, The funeral was held this af-
tcrnooti.

 

 

TheSouthNorwalk
Trust Co.

Accepts t'ni'pol'ult' and individual
’i‘rusts, uttcnds to the mnnngcment of
Estates. and acts as Exccutor. lluard-
ion or Assignee.

Ito facilities for thc prompt and cure»
ful transaction of all branches of the
llaukluu Business arc unsurpassed.

Allows interest at thc rain of four
per tent pcr 11111111111 upon depnsur
made in thc5 15111111211 ih‘parlmont. i111
tcrcat c'ommmniuu 1111mtl1lypayablc
111 January and- July.

 

SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.

11111 Nihlillii 1111

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

capital. “£110.11...“
Surplus.

3100. 000.00
Omar Profits. 180. 000.00

JOHN II. FERRIS. Prooldeni.
JACOB 55.“ “mil. Cashier.

DIRECTORS:

John H. Ferris Henry Seymour

John H. Knapp Glil‘IIflIfl Ownru

John H. Light 5. H. Mammal»

Joalnh R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallacu 11.1.11...

accounts Sonatina.

.. Mr...” "T I... 1,

Mill itili lilii‘i ilillii

To the Dopoaitora of The South Nor-
walk Savings Bank:

According‘ to the established custom
of drill bank“ '00 hitv‘c just com" tilled a,
thorough 11131011111101. of its all Ira and
accounts, and libido a detailed list of
an actor 1101i othér uncle. compared
thouo- with tho books. and Indian sumo
correct hallo rebound the detailed [int
#1 the Bank 0015 toners. "

We have mull 011111.111 examini-v
tioa‘ of ouch now. and all securities.
counted the cash. examined the bar
ant-ea due on reporto (I by other banks.-
Ind find all correct and that loan: and.
other 0010111 are! 0011 11.11.1111.

Thu Minimal the book an; in 011901

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

- that condition. and «its luminous ball A. Hill.

largely illt'l‘emfl over any 111111101
abatement. ’i‘hii hank imp 110011 walls
and ally managed. Ind 'wa coihmpnd

at our oanwmtvo 15095011111" '

 
 
 
 

GIIIQIII froliflulpsinnuil lira-
tor‘ of tin National Guard.

1.1111111101111111 11111111

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Commandant. of Organizations will all
Once Institute a Lyceum for Ollie-
ern, and P 111.10 Systematic
Study During the WIntIr.

W
1. Pursuant to i.. t). No. 29. A36.
(1., c. 11., each organization of infantry.
artillery and calnvry, and each hospi—
tul corps will hold wcokly evening
drills of one hour and fifteen mlnutcn
from November to May proxlmo both
incluafvu.

lI (.‘ounnuudlng otiltcru of rogi
manta First Suptnatc Company. lint
icry A, Machine Gun flattery and
'I‘mop A will. in pursuance of the. foru—
nuing. lusuu nucennary ordcru to the
organization undcr their reupectivc
com 111.1111! .

ill. The brigade. signal officer will
inauo orders “11' aucli drills by the sac.
tlouu, Signal Portia, I11 the. field or Ill"
mory during thc uoaaon abovo stated.
as he deems boat for the efficiency of
the corps. ouch auction to drill bi-wcek-
Iy. or oftcuar. and not load than live
hours each month.

IV. Special attention Ir. directcd to
paragraph V of the general orders
above cited. providing for the occur-
rencc of weekly evening drills on holi-
days. and to the provisions of Para
graph VI relating to accuracy in milk
111;: up drill repurtu and promptuosa 1n
forwarding lbom.

V. Company. section and troop com.
mauders will give methodical and pro-
gressive inutrue ion. each month. in
the setting up cxcrcisos, guard duty
and intended ordal‘. and in the use and

(arc of the rifle, filming and firing.
tillunt‘a Manual). They will teach

and 11115110111111 well 1111 crumpllfy. mili-
tary courtesy and aoldiurly deport-
1uc11t. apvrinlly in uniform. and will re
quire steadiness and attention in ranks
and prompt obcdlence to orders.

VL- (lommaudunts of cock POT-fl-
mcnt. of First Scparatu t‘ompnuy. lint.
fury .-\. Mutthiuc Gun lluttcry and
Troop A are dlrccfcd to at once luliti.
tutc :1 cheum for (he otllcm's of their
vuupective organizationa and takc up
H’Sii'lmliit'ally and thoroughly the
study of the “Service of Security and
information.“ in the conduct. of such
schools. they will observe the auggt-s»
lions of tho Adjutant General contain-
ed in paragraph III of the ncncral 01"
tiers 11111110011110. They will also note
thr dirertlons in tlu- said pnrnuraph
for uttcudancc by officers of First Sop-
ai'atc Company, hilil'hiiw (".1111 Battery.
flattery A. and Troop A. at the Infan-

try lyceum provost their home stir
tlona.
VII. The. Ilrluade will be mustered

and inspected as follows:
First Regiment.

Fluid. staff and noncommlssioned
staff. baud. Hospital Corps, Companies
3.. II. F‘. H. K. at. armory. Hartford.
Nt'ivember ll. Mustcriug officer. lvh‘ig-
adier General lluaoell Frost.

(‘ompanica E. I. at armory. Now Brit

11in. No1'1-111l'u'1' 1:3. Honoring otlicor
Major Jamel-1 K. (‘1'ofut. firigade (‘our
miusary.

(‘ompnny ll. at ar'.mmy anhester
Novcmlwr l2. Muxtcrtng officer. Ma
jor William H. Matlgold. Brigade
Quarternluster.

Company (‘. 11t. armory. Rockvillc.

November 12. Murdering officer. Mir
jor Lucius ll. Fuller, llrigude Inspec-
tor of Small Arms Practice and 0rd
mince Officer.

t‘oiupany l). at. armory.
vomber l5. Musterius: officer.
James K. (‘1'ofut_

Second Regiment.

Field. staff and noncommlusioned
Muff. band. Hospital Corps. Companies
B. C, D. E. i". at armory. Now Haven.
Nuvetnbcr l.\‘. Muslcriuu officer. Brig»
roller Gouernl Russell Frost.

Coitipnniea A. it. at armory. Water-
bury. November lit. Muotering ome-
cra. Licutcuaut (‘olnuol .lohn ll Wade.
Assistant Adjutant General lir'l'udc.
and Major William ll. Marigold.

Company I. at armory. Meriden. No-
vember lit. Murdering officer, Major
James K. Crofut.

Company H. at armory. Middletown.
November 10. Mustering officer. Major
Howard A. (llddlngs. Brignde Inspec-
tor.

Company K. at armory. Wallingford.
November l9. Musteriuu officer. Major
li‘t'edcrick A. Hill. Judge Advocate.

Third Regiment.

Field, stuff, non-commIsuioned atliff.
Companion I), I. at armory, New Lon-
don. November 2i. Monitoring otllcer,
Brigadier General llusaeh‘h‘roat.

Company ll. at armory. Puwcatuck.
November 22. Murdering officer. Cup-
tnin William F. M. ltogeru, Brigade
Simml Officer.

Hospital Curpu, Companies A. II. at
armory. Norwich. November 22. Mun-
lerlng officer. Major Howard A. (1.0.
(liuuu. .

iompany F, at armory. Dantelson.
November 27. Musterlug officer. Ma
jar Howard A. Giddlnzs

Company 0. at armory. Putnam. No-
vember 22. Mastering officer, Major
Lucian H. Fuller.

Fourth Regiment.
Field. staff. non-commissioned staff.
band. Hospital Corps. Companies 13. E.
It armory. Bridgeport. Novombor
35. Monitoring silk-0r. Major Frederick
A Hill Judge Advocate.

Bristol, No-
Major

Com autos D F.1d. armory. Nor-
walk vember 20. Mastering oili-
corn. Lieutenant Colonel John H.

 

Wade and Captain Robert G. Mitchell
aldo- (lo-comp. ‘

Company (.3. at Armory. Danbnry.
November 26. Murdering pincer. Mn-
,lor Howard A. Glddlnilu
0011111111111. at armory. Wlonted. No-
vembbr till. Mildlct'lnil 111511011 Meier
Willialfl if Murlkoitl.

b-Ii Separate Company.

At 1111111111. New Haven. November

is M‘uptorins oilh-vr. Major Frcllorlck

Buttery 'A.
ll‘lrol‘ Pioloon: 0t armory. Guilfortl.
N at). Mastering amour 011111

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

trim the 111111.

 

tool 1"...“ Radon.
Plum .

'Brlgnde. at Hartford. on November ll.

 

rhodium-goo all

' Molar Howard A.

01.11.11»: M00510: 0.1.. But-
pry
First suction Signal Corps and First
11111111101111.1111“ Gun Battery at Ar
mory. Hartford. Ndv'embér it. Muster-
tug officer. Minor 11m»... K. (irofut.

oconli Suction Signal Corps anti
Second Section Machine. (11111 Battery.
at armory. New Haven, November 18.
Mastering otfiocr, Major William H.
Marigold.
’l‘bird Section Signal
'I‘hlrd Section Machlnc lun Battery. at
armory. New London. November 21.’
Mastering officer. Captain William F.
M. Rogers.
Fourth Section Signal Corps and
Fourth Section Machina (lun Battery.
nt Armory, Bridgeport, November 25.

Corps and

Mustcrlng officer. Major William H,
Marigold.
VIII. Stuff and uoucommissloned

staff 'otliccru may. in the discretion of
their commanding officers. muster
with organizations at. their respective
places of reoidcncc.

lX. Organizations will be ready for
muutcrlng officers promptly at 8
o’clock. p. 111., excepting Sections 01‘
Signal Corps. Sections of Machine
(Inn Iinilory. Troop. A. and First Sop-
arnw Company. which will be. ready at
8:30 p. m. lllue. uniform.

X. All Brigade staff officers will re-
porl to the assistant. adjutant general.

at New Haven on November 18, at New
London on November 21, and at
llridgcport on November 25.

XI. Record books will be carefully
prepared for inspection; inspecting of—
tlccru will report upon the condition
and appearance of books of each or-
uunlzation.

By order of
mall-GEN. RUSSELL FROST.
JOHN H. WADE.
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant
Adjutant General.

 

 

CASPER BOYS WERE MURDERED.

Three Death Not Due to Alphyxlation
in a Well as Ftrlt Supposed.

(‘lllANi'Ii i it. I] 1., October 26——lt
is now believed that the. three sons of
Josephus Caspar. who were found
dead In 11 well on their father's farmi
worn murdered, It was supposed they
had been suffocated by foul gas. The
boyu were llcorgc, Edward and (nem-
cnt (3111111111: aged respectively twenty—
three, fourteen and eight years. 'i'i1ey
were at work on the well two days ago
whcu their parents left home to attend
court at Princeton. They had myster-
iously diasappearod when their por-
enis returned and only a persistent
search by their neighbors and rela~
tivcs revealed their bodies lying in a
ghastly heap at the foot of the well.

When tho bodies were brought to
the light by grappling books, it was
found that the youngest boy's neck
was brokcu and that 1111 11eg good had
been tut in the back of George the. old-
est. l‘hyaicunu any death was not
caused by asphyxiation.

No clcw or possible reason for the
murder has been found.

 

C. M. Phelps, Foroatdale. Vt.. says
his child was completely cured of a
bad case of eczema by the use of De-
Wlit‘a Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeita. in instantly relieves
title's. George C. Stillann.

 

“Was your club paper troublesome.
Dorothy 1’"

"0h. horrible' I ransacked ll books
and ate three pounds of chocolate car-
amelu while i was getting it up!"

Mothers everywhere praise One Min-
utc Cough Cure for the. sufferings it
has relieved and the lives of their lit—
tle ones It has saved. Strikes at the,
root of the iroublo and draws the In-
ttnmmution. The children’s favorite
Cough Cure. George C. Stillson.

 

 

A man would rather take a handout
and out his dinner in a barn. than pre-
side at the bond of the table when
there in company.

DoWltt's Little. Early Risers never
disappoint. They are safe. prompt.
gentle. effective In removing all Im-
purities from tho liver and bowels.
Small and easy to tnkc. Never gripe or
distress. George C. Stillson.

 

 

 

The people are bearing up bt'uvcly
considering thcy have lost forever the
old- fashioned woman who could make
a good meal pie.

 

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Do you suffer from piles? If so. do
not turn to surgery for 101101.00
Witt’a Witch Hazel Salve will act more
quickly, surely and safely. having you
the expense and danger of an opera
tion. George. C. Stillson.

 

If a man wania a quarter for an ar-
ticle and ‘you are not willing to pay
that much. don't baggie: let. him keep
it.

 

a..— .._-.1 ...__.

ONLY CURSE FOR DVBPEPBIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Coptic,
Del, says: “i suffered for yearn with
dyspepsia. Used to have greIt mm
from and belching. I triad everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured mo completely.’

For sale by R. H Plaiuted and F. H
Baxter.

 

The man who Is thrown on hill own
roroumca abould be careful to land
on his foot.

WHAT'S YOUR FACE ,WORTH?

sometimes: I fortune. but cover. if
you have a hollow complexion. 0 john.
diced look. moth patches 11nd blotchu
on the skln-oil ulnar of Liver Tron.
hie. Bill. Dr. King's New Life Pills
give clear skin. may cheeks. rich coin
pinion. only 25 091113.111 F H.811:
ter'o and John A. Rlnn'u drug stores,
fibtiithorwnik rind Not-mutt.
The ice man taken a way-buck sent;
'l‘ho coal man I100 him In!
tic laughs with plea and says. mm he;
".11101101 things come my weigh. "

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

howls Oohorman. lionhon. Ind.: .10
Wilt’n Litilo Early [liners never bond
m doublo like other pills. 11111110 their
work lboromhiy 111111 mm the tool
'iilte I boy.” (391111111, that-01ml. canoe.

 

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i ii moon of the Indie? Auxiliary
conforance. yesterday afternoon. the
following executive committee was
ohouen: Chairman, M111. A. ’1‘. Rich
ards, Hartford; vice chairman. Mrs.
Frank L. Smith. Bridgeport; recretary.
Miss Emma 1.. Parsons, Thompson-
vllle; treasurer. Mrs. A. C. Bushnell,
New Haven: Mrs. A. ll. Gladwln. Mio-
dlotown; Mrs. Walter M. Smith, Slam.
ford; Mrs. E. C. Barnum, Naugatuck:
Mrs. l. A. Spencer, Waterbury; Mrs.
H. A. Storm, New London, and Mrs.
William Curr. Norwich.

 

 

 

1.

DEAF-19585 CANNOT BE CURED

by local applicationa. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There in only one way to cure deaf-
ness, and that is by constitutional rom-
odiea. Deafness is caused by an in-
(1.1111011 condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inflamed you have a rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it. in entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube ro-
stored to Its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
eatnrrhi that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Semi for circu-
lars, free.

F‘. .l. CHENEY £1 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts, 75c.

Hall's Family Pills arc the best.

 

“Do the Smiths keep a girl 1’"
“No. They hire a good many, but
they don't keep them.”

STEPPED INTO LIVE GOALS.

“When a child l burned my foot
Irightfully,“ writes W. H. Ends, of
.Ioneaville. Va., “ hich caused horrible
leg sores for 30 ears. but Bucklen’a
Arnlca Salve wholly cured me after
everything else failed.” Infalllble for
Burns. Scolds. Cuts. Sores. Bruises and
Piles. Sold by F. ii. Baxter, South Nor-
walk; John A 11.333, Norwaik. 260.

What has the. weather done that it
should be talked about so much?

W. T. Wesson, Gholsenvllle. 111..
druggist, writes: "Your One Minute
(tough Cure. g1vca perfect satisfaction.
My customers say it is the best rem-
edy for coughs. colds. throat and lung
troubles." George C. Stilison.

Church-What is the principal mus-
ical instrument in China~the lyre?“

Gotham——No: i believe it is the loot.

SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mill
ford. Dol., pays: “Brazilian Balm anv-
ed my boy's life. He began just. like
the one We lust with croup. We gave
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the mom
lug. ' For sale by R. H. Pleisted and
F. H. Baxter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[11 some families. a bookie never
bought except when 0. great man dies.
and than “pa' buys his "life," after a
long session with an agent.

 

TOT CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.

“Ono night my brother's baby was
taken with Group." writes Mrs. J. (l.
Snider. of Crittenden, Ky.. ”it. seemed
it would strangle before we could get
a doctor, so we gave it Dr. King‘s New
Discovery. which gave quick relief and
permauchtly cured. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough. it
cured m0 of a chronic bronchial trou-
ble. that no other remody would re-
lieve." Infalllble. for Coughs. Colds,
Throat and Lung troablos. 50c and 91.
Trial bottles free at F‘. H. Baxter‘s
south Norwalk; John A. Riggs‘s, Nor.
walk.

 

Give a buy his own way till he. to ten
years of age, and he will always look
it.

"I had long suffered from lndigca
lion," writes G. A. LODPIII, Cedar City,
M. “Like others I tried many prepara-
tions but never found anything that
did me good until I took Kudol Dys-
pepsia Cure. One. bottle cured me. A
friend who had suffered similarly i
put on the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Curb. H0 is gaining fast and will
noon be able to work. Before ho used
Kodol Dyapepnta Cum Intligrsflon had
made him a total wreck. George C.
StIIIIon.

 

.—

Pcople have as little use. for a poor
baseball club on they huvc for a poor"
'brnna band.

 

 

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in not a more
stimulant to tired nature. it affords
the 000th complete and absolute
rent by digoating the food you out. You
don‘t have to diet. but can enjoy all
the food food you want Kodoi Dru
pops a Cure Instantly rollovers that. dis-
tressed fooling after outing. nlvin you
now life and vigor. George o. Gil Icon.

 

Every unmarried portion is told at
least ten times a day that he dmn't
known what trouble is.

A FIENDIOH ATTACK.

An attack won lately made on C. F.
Collier. of Cherokee. town. that nearly
proved fatal. It came through his kid-
neyl. lilo book out so inmedie about
not sloop without great pain. nor all
in a chair 01100 tproppod oy‘ 0111111101111.
No remedy ho pod him until he tried
Electric Bitters. which affected such
11 Wonderful about» that lie Writer he
(cell like a new man. This marvelous
medicine 0111011 backache 11111! 91111101
tmblo. purifier the, blood and build-
up your 50.05.0110 title. of 9‘. 9M! Box.
tar'r dn11§ulomd South lfmuiil. 1111'

John A. im'a durum more, Norwiik.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

for I - . 1
17551-5

No eloquent caller is required to
persuade ,,the" buyer that our
new Wall Paper in beautiful. it.
speaks for ’itself—eharmontous,
with designs beanilfully well
tint and in every abode from
the delicate to the heavy and
sumptuous style suggesting the
harontol, It offers a wide range
of selections. , . 1.

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Painters' Supplies, Artists
Materials.
Window Shad‘eu. C'oi'nice Poles.
PICTURES.
Picturos Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
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Telephone .0011. l33’3-
Open evenings till 8:30.

I
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk. Conn.

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WITHIN THE RANGE

of everyone. the price of the stoves.
Ranges and Heaters we offer secure.
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles, they give great nest:
from a small amount of 11111111111111.
some In appearance and of great
strength Our 918 Range is a model
of compactness.

Horace R. Nash
301'. North Kain Ind West Streets.

 

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Plumbing and Stain: Hm
my.

Hot Water Hauling.

Hot In" Hutton.

 

Irons AND BAN A190.”
ILATI AND 'f‘lN ROOFING.
Gu and 8mm man.
In Fixtures. Hutu Collins. of:
Have you won our float of
RICHMOND RANGE. 9

the Jones ail-1011111» (ll-my
11 WALL "cram. NORWALK. ‘

 

 

 

” ”13‘ w. RAYMOND

FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.

19 North Main St., South Norwalk.

Residence, 9 Crescent '1'-moo.
l‘elephono at house, 3M.

 

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 0
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
In effect October 13, 1901.

._1—-—.—

LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

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322111. 4:07. 4:50xii' 5:33. 5:65;.
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SUNDAYS.

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9:10x.

PM 42111523155517208102.

 

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Monwdtk.
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11:00:, 3102 9001. 010111 10: 0:11.
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BU NDAYB
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