.- III 0100 .8” IIIIII
:00 SIIIIII‘III sliIuI
to Colonel F. B. All-
an to take partIin tht; mil;—
atur are n . tIe a -
wonedqtosmturday'
August 9. Late yesterday at-
1‘. Adams was summoned to
' nose of the serious ill-
sister. Shortly after he ar-
. . The blow is a hard
‘ he Ininstrels will not hold
I‘lwhenrsals this week '
. HSeb‘ley and Michael Mclnm.
ngaged yesterday in Setting
for the new lamps about" the
The Job was no easy one. and
. Were glad when the last post
with. There are. so many lamps
’ and that Mr Mclneruey comv
fill them every night about
, Job of making the rounds
tilt-es 1150111 an hour.
Inn has been placéd in
. he rear of Elim Home.
11% finds plenty of patronage. as
as of water is trim a pleas-
eased are the cottagers over
1.0 that the subject is heard
I! over again and everyone is
their praise of the new order of
..—
.. ‘ virulent-Society will be
by evening, at the Foote
lslon pf hose and hose
110115ny be made at this
n it is urged that there be
ndance.’ Outstanding obli-
Ill also be settled
via, of Red Top cottage. is
from the city Saturday. to
on days' vacation. Mr. San~
vacation this week and then
. ill be free to enjoy his. He
,‘k the trip iii his handsome
Win ‘Touring‘ car. ”
“Cornelius Waghrm. of Lewis
ho was taken with a severe
nervousness, brought on. it is
my the" death of her son. is con.
improved today. Dr A. N.
t South Nor-walk. still attends
akin; one Visit here such day.
by li1ttlo poll parrot perched on
of 3ock cottage on South
tract: the attention of passers
elodious and. oftentimes
“stances. the parrot is
quite a favorite with
68. that will
of Elirn Home. the
lab as.
‘ Schuli ices son. from Daubury.
‘ : 35550 two weeks at the island in
file many friends will be
oedhlm' again this season
; alaihe wur make‘nrs headquar-
‘3 his stay at the. Haviland
skipper of the “Nooame.” the
tboat that won the race Tues-
Hamid Clarke,‘ was Miss ivy
,‘* of Hickory Bluff. Miss
delirium heir. laurels as a
man. being able to handle a
to as skill! up boy. _
the se‘rtson‘ls in full swing
: 05071 with hunk-~
but chled’y those
ode a flying trip 11p
are days.” ‘
, g. iii. minimum-rs
1 Newark
at the Point today.
tripe Vnt‘meetlngot the Belle ‘
State Central Committee to Meet Next
Davis’ partner, will return 1
rection. The members of the commit
of frrrlt. It is stab 1
find theIr visits I0 ‘
VV has pardoned
Tildllillfihtoli‘ ‘ ‘
, - tractor: international attention because
: the lieutenantlwaslshot and killed on
1:01.111 , “ 1 1
' William C. Nichols arrived today
from New York city for a few days'
stay with his mother at CiIriveIt" ooh
toga ..
Miss Marshall has returned home
utter a short visit the guest of Miss
Howe of 'the‘ Johns cottage.
h M‘r‘nIiIhI;II Knapp has returnfed tr: her
01110 on son urst. emu cw rays’
stay at tlidmaVilnnd Rom
A partgflgles and gentlemen fdrom
d ionso all acts at
the Havlla‘nd 1.550071%. p
The Misses Osborn and Miller arriv-
ed yesterday from DanburyI. for a stay
at the Belle island House.
W. 1.. Clarke is expected 11p from
Newark. Saturday, for a few days‘ stay
at Clever cottage.
Miss DorothytICIarke. of OutIOok cot~
rage,‘ has returned from a short visit
in New York city.
Mrs.ChI1rIes Day, of Film Home. has
returned from a shori. trip 'to New
York city.
A new swinging chair is finding far.
or among the guests at the Belle island
House
Captain Krouberg, skipper for J. A.
Farrell. spent. yesterday In New York
ritv
ROTCN IV’OIN'VI‘.
The annual ideals of the Southport
510111qu1011511” sdloor do bring 11510
The school come
over by trolley, and are having a merry
timc at the Point
The churches of Georgetown are pic.»
niclng at Roton Point today. They
came to South Norwaik bv train.
thence to the Point by trolley. arriv-
Ing here about . .‘ o'clock. ‘
t. Mark's Sunday school. of New
Gannon held its annual outing at the?
Point yesterday
HICKORY BLUFF.
Benjamin F. Andrews has had his
cabin catboat “Monsu” hauled out on
the shore at the Yacht Club where she
is being overhauled by Janitor Edward
gustavson
Frederick Water‘i isdil at the home
of his father. G. ll‘ Waters The trou-
hie is‘ not serious and he will probably
bc’aronnd again in-a few days.
1 Charles Watson. captain of the
yacht “Kestrel." has returned from a
short stay in New York city.
W—
...—...
CALL FOR DEMOCRATS.
W».
, Week.
A call has been issued for a meeting
of the. Democratic state central com-
mittee to: be held at Cox's Surf house.
Savin Rock. next Tuesday afternoon at
1 o'clock. The committee will at the
meeting decide on a place and date for
the next state convention and for a:
temporary chairman to preside over I
the came The commotion will 'prolmb i
Iy be held about September 23.1t may I
be one week later.
The meeting of the committee will .
he an important one in other ways Re.‘ 1
ports will be received from different;
parts of the state and candidates for;
governor will be discussed. it is be I
licved that the majority of the corn -;
mittee favor the nomination of May or I
Charles F. Thayer, of Norwich. the
chairman of the foaminitteefi but of
course they will take no official action
relating to their preference in this (It;
I
tee are as follows:
Chairman Charles F. Thayer.
Norwich
Secretary, Eduard J. Matter. of New
Haven.
1. Charles J. Dillon. Hartford.
9 Nelson F. Taylor, Berlin.
"I‘~ F. McCarty. Windsor Locks.
Richard H. Condon. Unionville.
William J. Neary, Naugatuck.
John J. Anderson. Meriden.
James H. Peek. West Haven.
James E Memoir. New Haven
John B Leahy New London.
James B. Shannon Norwich.
A. C. Robertson Montvillo.
Percy Ackerman.£Wiitou.1"
.10th Walsh. Nprwaiit.
Walter Silapietou. Bridgeport.
M1 J.” Honiihan Newtown "
or
P?fl??+?i
Newton Phillips. Killingly.
John- 1... Hunter Willimantic
.Walsh New Hart
Patrickll
rodent"
ghomasIA Gotze The a
“rsdbfi
Cigars Forster, Rockville. '
William“, E Hum Smgord
BERLIN. 11131.j—Elnperor William
uel last November. . The affair atw
the morning of the day set for his‘
wedding. The duel. which took place
t Intersburg, Eas't ,
episode in- which
all while tattooed"
1 square foot for the Broadway halt. 0r
eutenant Hildebrand I
six Little Flynn ”Cooling at No'w Lon-
donminapqotion of Ordnlng0.3
Six torpedo boats arrived at New
llondou. Mo day. from Newport and
are cooling t ere. They are to partici-
pate in coming naval mansuvroa. Lieu.
tenant Lloyd ii. Chandler is in com-
mand. lie. is an enthusiastic export
and was especially.~ chosen for the
duty. because It was believed he would
obtain the highest development of. the
crafts. ills instructions are. to
“train the officer! and men to run the
boats. try and develop ‘a system of tac-
tics for them and, in. fact not up some
specific plan for using them in time.
of war "
if the boats are considered efficient
another flotilla will be formed in the
full, and the two will be. ordered to the
Cnrribcon sea to take part inthe man-
cuvrcs of the No‘rtertlantic. South
Atlantic and European squadrons.
’i‘ he boats and the officers in the do.
tilln are the following:
Lieutenant D W. Knox. in command.‘
and Naval Cadet Yates on the“ Bag
lluunigau on the. 0110011511. ‘ 11..
Lieutenant H. L. Cone and Ensign
C. II. Woodward on the Decatur. 1?
lieutenant W. T. Cluverius. in com
111111111 11le Ensign C H Nelson. on the.
Stockton ‘
lieutenant R Z. Johnson. in com?
round and Fnslgn F. ilarnell. on the
Diddle. ‘
Lieutenant W McDonald ‘in com-'
round and Ensign S. Pi. Thomas. on
the ’l‘hor’nton.
‘I leutenant S. E. Moses in command
and Navaol Cadet Yates. on the ling-
inv, ,I
lucutenant G. C. 15.111500. in corn?
11171111} and Nomi Cadet M C. Cook.
on the Barney.
Tb Pequot Hotel at New London
has the temporary quarters. Monday‘
'nlght of a" notable‘numbel‘ of military
otherse The ordnance 501110.115
sporting coast fortifications. BI'I‘IVed
at 9 o1clock.1it' included General
Wallace F.- 1155051511,.115101 Charles
Binder Major A. W.- Cummings and
Captains E. H. Lent Richmond P. Du
vis. William H. Coffin. J. Flinn ley,’
Jr Herbert Allen and C. B. Wire or
hater in the evening there arrived
(lcucrul MacArthur. lute commandet
of the American forces. in the Philip-
pines, and now commander of the my
pnr'fmcut of the.East.WItlI-birn were
lcucrnl F.11H. ‘Barryr Colonel G. F. E.
Harrison and Captain: W J. Chem:-
hcrinin. F.J. Kcrnan. Fl A. Russell
and 0. ll. McKinstry'.
The pnrtv are also 55015111111155.1551
fortifications. They are makln the
inspection on busineasconne‘ote with
the coming mnneuvrea.‘ Yesterday
they were at Forth Terry and Wright.
The president’s‘vessel. the. biayiiow.
en will Join the. squadron in a short
lirnc and will engage in the man-
(‘ili'l‘lls
Idmplmees from the engineer’s do
pnriurcut. United States array. are put-
Ilua up a building 55 the lighthouse
mounds at Watch Hill. to be used .aa
an observation station in connection
with the artillery pr ctlce at Fort
Mansfield. The marten an well being
driven at Fort Mansfield is over 200
feet deep The. progress in very slow
lite feet being the average daily
dcpth
...—...
A BOWLING GREIEN‘ LANDMARK
Old Steven: i-Iouoe to be Demoliahod‘
for $9,000,000 one. Building. ‘
NEW YORK July 313‘TM7 famous
8011 line Greerrtundmark. the old Stev.
ens house probably will be demolI~ish
ed in the near future to make way. for
:1 $9 000. 000 office building planned to
be the largest in the world. . ..Plans
have hoenpreparsd and dual negotia-
tions are now being completed by Wil-
liam H. Maire. who own'a‘the- Stevens
house property. , He will erect» ‘ a.
twenty-story structure on a plot which
contains over an acre ot land. It fuc-
us the great Standardoil building
The Muir's site is valued at 330051
33.500000. The Greenwich streerhalf
of the block will- moire the entire site
for the structure worth 54. 500.000 The
constructuroi outlay will be $4. 500 ..000
The Greenwich street half of the
plot adjoining the Maine holdings cane
talus an equal square foot area. This
15 owned by the Manhattan Railway
Company. which Is said to have prio- .
tlcblli' agreed to sell for a little undpr hf:
Si 000, 000 under certain .muilltlnoa.
which It is understood will be 'Imet.
The. top floor of the new structure
will 110155th to a fashionable caterer. ‘j
He will introduce in innovation for
down towa office 0511;111:2511: the to
of private apartments. The rooms ll
possibly the 51501055111.
BMS’T PARMELE nits AWAY.
1‘ NEW HAYEN. : '
Pdnneiee of. the 35‘" H am
Westviiie Street Railway 00!:
who Is said to have been a ‘ '
buck 115111 a yachting crul
count of a threatened strike 0t
'meu and conductors;uiietl 111m.
5000011004111“ ire '
any.
occupy the entire nineteenth floor and ’L
death for Mrs. Lois
11
a his and obstiu
Ite
walk
Evidence on the following subject
will prove or interest to erery Nor-
Walit redder. So many- people go
through the same experience diliiy
This public statement should be proof
positive to every Mirroring doubler.
Read It carefully y. .
MI‘ WIlll In Br Gregory 205 Wash '
ington sti'ee' East .Norwalk. says: "i
am a batter by Made on occupatipn 1
that compels me to be on my feet all
day i was bothered with a bad back
and a urinary difficulty with sediment
in the kidney secretions. it sonnyed
me at my work during the day-—ve‘ry
often at night. and in place of getting
out of bed in the mornings refreshed
and fit for a days work. i was irri
able and weak. I obtained Doan's Ki 1
: noy Pills at Piaisted's drug store to
see If they would help me. They did. 1
They sue me entire relief. "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-billburn 00 But-
, falo. N. Y" sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nams~lloan sv—nud
take no other . ..
JAIlL l8 ”POPULOIJS.
Twenty-Five Bet-d Over Prisoners as
Well In the Usual Pennants.
Things are booming ln."1ail circles."
and the complaint that the county
jail contractor was making a few
months ago that there was not nearly
the number at prisoners at the inatl ‘
‘ tution usually detained there for Var-
ions offences is heard no more. The
number in the lulluhns taken a lump
and now aver-aces between 35 and 40
more than it did in the spring The
mornge 'number of prisoners at‘ the
jail during the week now is about 165.
Some are in for minor misdeeds and
only remain a few days or a week.
but each discharge. simply serves to
maintain the present average. as.new
.batcliiea'nrei being sent to the jail in
siouly Increasing numbers.
There is every. Indication at the pro
sent time that the September term of
the criminal superior court which
cross in on the second Tuesday of“
that month will be an unusually busy
51.0.1115“: are at the present time
25‘ 'bound overs" at the jail. Those
. are driggnors who have committed
crimes for which theppunlshment is
beyond the Jurisdiction of the lower
courts and they are bound over to
the. ncxttcrro of the criminal superior
court to await trial and sentence. At
the Culinary lull there are 23 prison-
era and nine bound over prisoners.
LIQUOR CASES POSTPONED.
TliOlIRSONi‘iLhE. .luly .31.«-The
trial of the six liquor dealers that was
to be held In the Town Court. yes-
tcrdny. was postponed till Friday
morning, at 9 o‘.olock at the request
of Attorney J. W Cogan. of Windsor
Locks counsel far the defense. law-
yer Cogan’wanted time to more thor.
oughly investizate the new statutes
governing the liquor laws The court
room was crowded. '
PERSEUSVW WON GOOD WOOD CUP.
coupon .1111th leersous won 1111-
(iood Wood cup (of 2.000 sovereigns
1“” three your chin and upward dis-
tance ‘two miles and a half) at Good
Wood todaii'
o.
,- . 1.1101101 lMMEDIA'I'ELV. 1
Colds are sometimes more trouble
some in summer than in winter it's so
hard to keep from adding to them
while cooling of! after exercise. One
Minute Cough Cure cures at once. Ab
solutely safe. Acts immediately. Sure
cure for coughs. colds. oroup. throat
and iungI troubles Clifford Pharm
_ lTALIAIN 1.1.5.5550 KILLED.
WATERBURY.
ro. an italian laborer. aged 88 years.
was struck and almost instantly kill-
pd by an extra passenger train on the
New York New Haven and Hartford:
railroad yesterday. Fuoro was one of
a gang of laborers on a hand car- who
were going to Summit station or do‘
The hand car was
from the ‘rails in order to let a
pass and bad Just been started
some Wiring. '
boa thrivextm came around a.
'1? ' their 1110010115550 Fool-o"
in some way he was pinion.~
o 1-5110 by the car and 1115:1515: ‘
: LsIVyv: shard” NORWALK For: .-
etIlyoveIr hinIrI. mutilatiug b body
SAVES A WQMAN'S LIFE. .,
To ha '0 51mm would have meant
raig of notches-
1055 years she h 0510500500
miller-y {rpm :1 severe ‘Ilingtro tro'
50111.1 scarcely Vbrea
sorbet! as could not. ppeak.
twill
' remedies railed till
on Discovery for
Cheers “Danny“ Mahcr 1
33.3115 second, and Fowllng Piece
1-
July V31 --V'I'oriy Fuo—'
.... 61‘s.
IItusa,':0552I.7:V0711. 7:55: 5.00 10-.-
, . . . , 1 I
‘ W ‘ th'a evening.
It II 00!!! "filollnpldiy In 5500. Nor.“
0
live and let lire!" :
Whereupon the Amalgamated Order
of international Undertaken arose In
a body and buried him hence for us-
professional conduct. '
on the tidal wave of prosperity very
soon indeed if we cultivate habits of
economy and open a '
SAVINGS ACCOUNT. .1 .
Our business hours us: Daily. 9 to
12 1 to 3 Saturday evening 6 to 8.
THE SPUTH NORWALK
SAVINCS BANK.
umrso BANK BUILDING.
Before closing 11001
" home“ for the
- Summer. ;
Secure a Safe Deposit Box in the vault
of The $0. Norwalk Trust Co.
And protect your Jewelry and valuable
papers from fire and burglars.
Boxes from $4 per year~upward.'
The South Norwalk
Trust (30., ,
93 Washington Street} South IporwaIk.
SOLID IND SUCCESSFIJL
CITY NATIONAL BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Genital. ‘ 5190.000 00
Surplus. 5100 ego 00
Other ProIflfi, 5.34.000. 00
Mill 5 fifibfisl’wm-
noon II. muss. mar.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris. Henry oeymour
John H. Knapp Christian Stuart:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah ll. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
000.001.1111 1791191190, -
encoders POINT
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Shore Dinners Vand Sea Food
of alikinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and hshmg.
IBaIIh Ilouscs to Rent by Season
.I. E O’SULLIVAN
PROPRIETOR.
.15.». Call I75.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN D
HARTFORD RAILROAD
m
TIMETABLE.
in 0300538)! 180 1902.
NEW YORK. .
11 11.45.10... i: 10:. 5: 59:. 5. is,
6: 55 7: 13,‘ 7: 53 Siliix. 9:031. 9: 36
9:56.10:23x‘. 10: 40 11: 35:.
P. 3:71—12: 66:. 1: 17, 2: 25:. 6’13 0
4: 07.. 4: 50:. 5. 40,
SUNDAYS.
7:30
”on sum-II
' You are nndou
“$31912: 4011'. 5. 053;, 5: 53:. 0: 05. _.
era—s: 22x 5;;40 5:55x,
"349.1912; .
“items new voVI‘Ix '
possum.
State of Ohio, 115., City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes with that be
is the senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Chenoy' C £30.. «loin: business in the
City of Toledo County and Stats store
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each dud every case of Catarrh
that canhot be cured by the use cl
iioil‘l Qatari-l1 Cure. -
‘1 '- FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my Apresence. this 6th day of Docent
ber.A ...D 1886.
A. W GLEASON
‘ Notary Public. -
Hall‘s Catarrh Curd? it to an inter
nally and acts directly? in: 0 blood
and mucous auriaosal tho system.
Send for testimonials. rm.
F. J. CHENEY.- ‘1 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglat's, 750. ~
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
~—- y——-——p.....
"The Book of ..the
firesidenis”
fly ash. Charles H. aroavooor.
20 years member of Congress. Pro
accused the most sumptuous and rung-
niflcently‘ beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Contains 27
large full page Photogravnre Por-
traits. reproduced from the best paint»
Inga In tho. White House. the Congress-
lanai Library, the Ca itol Building and
the ()0er Art G lery. of Washing.
on .
Letters, showing an autograph letter
‘ of etch President of the United States.
and Department of Armorial Bearings
andiuenealogical Notes. These trio
features have never before appeared
In any book ever issued
Both President McKinley and Presl- V
g 1 first Roosevelt based specially in the
hits House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively In this work : 3
Thli is the greatest honor ever con-
ferred on any publication ever issued
in this country. This work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every patrio- '
tic American citizen will buy it.
Sells at sight. ‘ Small fortunes
being made by men and women‘
and large fortunes will he
made on this publication within the 1
next three years. High class men and
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. :1. -
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
wanted to open small office at home or
in home town. to have charge of ag-
cuts and correspondence. look after
the adiertislng and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad-
dress. : . . .
~ . THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Corcoran Building, Opposite
U. .Trsasury,
_Washlngton.
.f‘l-
n. o.
”into mm u'nrm. V
ITORS IN FIRE INSURANCI
FIRST
Are you insured In a , strong
company that" is contingratlon
is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at yourservlce e“
Contains Department of Autograph V
”lam .
an it all our attention. it's time
best to so to the busy roan when ypu
want anything In his line; if he wasn't
good he wouldn't be busy. That's why
we believeIIyou'il be suited hers.
WALL PAPER
Only artistic (legions.
You unaIIhum aII‘Ihcy ohodld In.
MINrIuo‘Y’a‘Np‘ -
PAPER HANGING.
VVIIIe'ro ready to do the work.
wrupow III-rapes. . , 3
Any 0'20. make or thickness, to ‘
order. - 1
PAINTERIS' SIUPPLIIEO.
ARTIBTB' MATERIALSJ
IPIcfirpns comma.
We make It on art.
DEIIIIIIR.
87 WASHINGTON STREET
V South Nor-walk.
Telephone Connection.
wWWWE "MTV—"T" ‘ '
J unlus Brown
0111111 [Ill] 1001 and.
Pure white [and and and
mixed by band will wear twice
1 as: long and cover double 5qu
1:. face an machinery mixed The.
house of William Stereo- aad of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
‘ 1 Main street. were painted by lilo
in this manner our elem ”If.“
race The: not still good... .
Your house will stand as 'onII
If I paint it. I! once. 58 south
Main street. My residence, It
Crown strep. . ,5.
A Flash ‘
Volvo: . '1
‘ 1161mm, elem withontdar or n “I
tor hammer. Has no. tank. .
*ruBIDEAL 1
VOLUME-Tia PRECIUII ll.“-
LATING IFLU'H VALVE. ‘ ‘
A self adjusting procuring-eminent. I
applied to a Flash Valve 09,0le! b1
direct pressure. Discharges the some I
amount of water in the sumo lentil: of
time. regardless of the hood or [rel-I
sure in service pipe. 11
so. it in operation in our displayIj
room.
.nrcos M Layton.
Fire Insurance.
5 Railroad Place. ,
Eire inouranc
some to be about £310: “Fill! hour
bought without re p ”and,
There are 5': .. 1- on 1-15.11»-
“ ,g , finer-campus
paying for the
best «1151115: 555051555 surs' you
are getting It? hotter to' know now
than otter the fire.- our 1111555 years
1 experience on the sublect have iltto'd I
as tIoII do this well
I‘IVV
.....
- Gold. Silver. Nickel and Cop
' Plating.
V Chandeliers. fiend
1, Metal Sign! of every description:
guitars:
001001000000 I000
110.40 wanna smear,
SOLOMON bCAM Manager.
aunt—-
Bird Gun-adult :VIgdaoi
Met-“ll 0ft
andRefinuhedl
ANTIQUE Baouzmo.
Norwalk Chronicler