The mills in East Norwalk are ex
ccedlnsly busy.
fir. Thomas's Eclectric ii. Monarch imiisazilées 111111 book: to b; trend them
. o , 11in. . ' s rec o everyone 10m 0 9 11. n1.,
lemoelgenggierttlgnrmsem 1331:3111?) {11311153 V91 1’ , . , each day. whcther' subscribers or not.
ltrindali. u 0 sun v ”OWN YTON Tire current expenses of the librarian’ s
w—w—w
Frederick Walton, of. Be ts Place,
spout Sunday With Mrs. W lton, in
Rid Sellel d.
Dr, Richer-l assisted with the ser-
vices in the St Paul's mission room
.lnst evening
Rev. Mr. Cunningham preached in
the Cranbury Chapel yesterday after-
noon at ’i: 45 o clock .
There was an unusually large and in-
tcrcsting meeting' of the Epworth Lea
gue. Yesterday evening
Herman Selleck, of. mm Chester, is
the guest of his aunt. Mrs. James H.
Stevens, of Cove avenue.
A night blooming cereus, belonging
to E. E. Gor‘ham, attracted much at‘
tention Saturday evening; “
The Senior Band conducted a cot-
tage meeting at samuel Holmes' 5 yes-
terday afternoon at 3 o ‘.clock
._...____._,V
The Emanon Club will meet with
Mrs. A. C. Golding this coming Wed-
nesday, the first meeting of the season.
~_Fred Adams, of First street. is con-
fined to his bed. He came home Sate
urtiay so ill that he was forced to re-
tire.
The Sarah K. is pulled 11p on the
shore near the Benedict Farms bridge.
llviostsrs. Keogh are the owners of the
on '
Charles Platt. wlro has been spend-
ing a couple of days in New York City
has returned to his duties in the Le-
count factory.
Lieutenant W. E. Smith is one of the
party . sailing from Southport on the
Diana today. to attend the reception to
the 'president.
Th Keogh launch “Sara 1'." has
been hauled out on the uays off Sca-
view avenue, and it being given a tbor
ough overhauling and painting.
. _...___.__...‘._
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Birch. of
Bridgeport. spent yesterday as guests
of Mrs. Bircb's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William O. Merritt, Seavlcw avenue.
,—
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles T. Cocrr'
were the guests of Mr and Mrs E. ii.
Smith in Rowan street, over Sunday.
;l‘hey returned to Reading. this morn
11g. .
An entertainment and supper for the
benefit Of the Patriotic Order of Am-
ericans will be held Friday evening at
the 'home of Mrs. Charles Day. No. 9
Betta Place.
Tire Ladies’ Aid Society will hold
their first nfleting of the fall, Wedv
nesrlay afternoon at 2: 30 in the ladios'
parlor. All the merrrbcrs 111 a request-
ed to be present.
Robert Curtis, of Strawberry Hill.
has been subpoenaed as witness in the
' trial helm; carried on in White Plains
teddy A robbery was committed in
PortrCiieItcr recently and Mr. Curtis
hit-1 one of the desperadoes over the
head with 11 lantern
William Marvin continues to im-
prove {It his home on Marviu‘ s llidgc.
bu‘ .lthe improvement is slow as his
39 will not permit of rapidr recovery
Ml‘. Marvin has now been ill two
months and his many friends will hall
With my the time when he is able to
.. irelnbont‘ again and. in his former good
hedith.“
w”...—
The Methodist class meeting will be
11er this week Tuesday evening, the
regular prayer service will behold
tidy evening and the Junior Band
will cellist tho 11011.11. l..llubl1ard in
ilarlen with the service Thursday ii ri
1in Waning the Juniors will hold 11
meeting in the ludieé’ parlor and Her
ry‘ AinIWorth will lead.
The llov. James Montgomery prc
aiding Shim of the New York 1111111 ills
trlot, pfcuchod the evening irorrnon in
the tilelrt! Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(lituroml The sermon was indeed very
1115: was listened to by a large
one After the evening session
, third quarterly conference was
held and the work of the church in
enacted by the elder and it was shown
that the church hr making considerable
progress.
The live services held in the Advent
Church yesterday were well attended
and 11111111 Were very interesting. Rev.
J. W.- Davis presumed *
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apirlt rumours—411mm Will and
our Privilege 1; the evening the text
was "Blessed are they flip hanger of
for righteouonorifb. for they shall be
filled. " Thursday evening the subject
of prayer service will be Tarrying
Promise.
finite 11'! r numb 5111111111 girth
cred It to; guidance bf Mrs. Ann M.
Hoyt. of Core avenue yesterday. to
take“ I look It 11 night blooming screw
our; Eng, .13.;
wed
Muenwgmm sown- or arm“
Niall“
rd 0
this line.
‘gntet'
ho party broke 11p
Thursday and Friday.
Carleton Hubbard, son of
ial fever".
Mr.
tortslning friends at their
Craw avenue.
John Broadway.
tirerliood' at the residence
John Cakes and Henry
ford.
and Mrs.
in this place.
Mr.
held in the Methodist.
Chrrrch. last night, owing
Rev. A. L. Hubbard will
Bridgeport Friday, to plan
meeting
ing the past several weeks
home in Heliport, L. l..
Rownyton this week. Mr.
asthma.
Wood, of Noroton.
made by Fr'nuk 'l‘ooker.
William B. Willmott‘s
(01‘.
log at the Congregational
pcarnncc.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcrsbnck,
M, Valentine, returned to
Saturday.
1 window last week.
There is on
First Selectman (i, W. itu
wife of Nor'olorr.
Above is 11 china closet.
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William Ziegler.
the Edgar property at
11 reindeer park adjoining
to reside in the future.
from the metropolis.
plans ware by 11 reliiibi’e
every detail: the hull
with
thirf'vfeel
nerdy form magi potty.
owns
centrally located near the
hr. in '
.Foo
Then titull Brothers enter-
tained with several vecal ducts and
William Gilbert used his violin to ad»
vantage. while Samuel Carr was
the prize for being tho‘tpostl‘fbeal‘t
The chef 11am bo‘wiiihed glkha
a good appetite as he Would then‘ now
i; at everything was cooked just right,
at about
o 'clock and it was voted to hold a sim-
' liar gathering again in the near future.
w-lmpossible to forsee an accident.
Not impassiblc 'to be pr pared for it.
Preston Hart was in New York, last
liubbard, is improving slowly.
Mr, and Mrs. Gilmore, of Crockett
street, are entertaining friends.
Ar'tlrur Walker, of Rowuyton avenue,
is recovering from an attack of malar-
and Mrs. Daniel Wicks are on-
Miss Elizabeth Hill, of Jersey City
Heights, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
There is to be a meeting of thc Bro-
Beil, tonight, for gentlemen only.
have resigned their positions at the
Yale & Towne lock factory in Stam-
Mrs. Melinda Baylies. of Bridgeport.
Charlton Jane,
Brook. L. i.. have been visiting friends
and Mrs. firms are to return to
New York, this week, having been oc-
cupying Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scoilcld's
residence during the summer.
The special song service was not
sence of the soprano, Mrs. Biliard,
at the cabinet meeting of tbo Epworth
League of the New York District. at
John H. Monseli, who has been visit-
wili return to
Monseli has
been quite ill the past few days wit
DARIEN AND NOR 01" ON.
Blon Main has recovered sufficient-
ly to resume his position with James
The driveway south of T. W. Austin's
block has been improved by a gutter
day lilies and phlox this year in his
garden. Maple avenue, is very pretty.
William H. Finch and family will
leave Norolon. early this fall. for New
York, where they will spend the win-
Durintg vacation repairs and repaint-
i):1rien, have greatly improved its up-
thc summer with Mr. and MN. Henry
Benjamin St. John, .ir., clerk in the
Noroton postofllc,c has a badly injured
band. caused by getting it caught in
oid-fuuiiiouod "brick
oven" built withlrr the residence of
This interesting relic
of the duylr of our forefathers is‘ln the
dining room and is covcrcd by a door.
who has purchased
Point. is greatly improving the place.
Mr. Ziegler will have the channel on-
larged at Edgar island. and is to have
ii‘irrcb's property at Noroton. '
Theodore Morehouso had his house-
hold cifccts moved last Week,
Darleu' to Brooklyn. where he intontit
house has been living in Theodore W.
Austin' 11 house in Prospect avolluo. The
effects were taken down in We large
vans owned by Morgan Brothers.
which passed through here Wednes-
day, on their way to Buugntuck with
the furniture of a family that moved up
Mrs. Annis B. Norton. treasurer of
the llarlen Library Association. writes
The Sentinel that the building fund
5 spoken of in 11 recent 11qu is a sub-
scription list; anyone who subscribes
in not in pay any part of the subscrip-
tion unless the building is erected The
entire cost is not to be 08. 000 as stated
The association has never considered
any plan to exceed about 06 000. These
architect. and are very excellent in
of “brick “and stone. with , '
sixty feet by thirty feet. The associa-
tion is now examining another plan.
frgntagc‘ of “atrium
honour more
1! Wishes Iirlady _
11 1111111115.. plot on ”,1le Inset, 111111111
given
3 p,u'i'e era gin ‘
young pearls. empirical/.111
111230
elation exuopt voting.
bers' dues are $2 per year
this purpose.
reserved toward the l uilding fund.
Rev. A. L.
New York.
W
wssrnonr.
Surrduy 111%?
resumed in brlst Church.
ed friends in Bridgeport Friday.
lronrc in
wui l1.
111 1iis
or c. w. ‘ ‘ _
'lcorgcb
Vosburgb .rrr'cct.
lll' (’Illlt‘.
of Stony
September 18th.
making voters.
writer company.
Miss 'Snrnl‘r Dickson,
Episcopal
to the air during the Week.
are attending night school at
ire prose!" Brown College. South Norwaik.
for the ml 1
Sr-bawb,
cd.
to whom they
ut his old *WW“
Tuesday for Providpnce. R. 1..
College.
D. 1’.
this week, in nrernory‘of the
George Gumphcr,
Bradley.
icy, State street,
display of
ca Smith.
pic department at I’ickctt‘s.
Dr. Day is enforcing the
regulation at the schools.
Cirurcir. in
who spent
Norwalk Hospital.
New York
‘ “ Painter Charles Godfrey
list in his line.
yurond and
N 1' THE SEN-SHORE.
(lollenrlor's on Mr. Davis' lawn.
m
Wiilinrn H.
day at Harbor View (101%.
1 W
u—o—m—nflw
Scott Benjamin. of Hartford.
from
stay at this cottage.
Mr. Moro-
W
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ROTON POINT.
their
vi ion.’
on cart ore
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w :veif’l‘lid; n
9
eohlv looked for.
i.
the hftsrtbe
N" “W Tués 11y night.
if litea bull; ,
°" be“ .r.
e on O
dually uninitiated 11
feet by be ready for
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.tire‘
dB
in aliery
borne. The annual membership fee is
$1.00 for all privileges let the asso-
otin -
33%!22“. which John Brown was born in 1800.
may draw books for 10 cents per month?
and the reading room, with use of
salary, coal, lighting. etc. are at pres-
ent met by entertainments given for
Anyisubscriptlons are
Mrs. Herbert lr‘oote leavus soon for a
visit with friends in Mt. Vernon and
t evening services were
Rev. G. W. Burhydt and wife visit—
Miss 11".lora Sherwood- returned Fri-
day from 11 visit with friends in Nor-
’i‘hu now consolidated school at San-
gntuck has one hundred and seventy
’l‘oni Crcasonc has purchased from
.Adums his house in Cross
('.ontrat tor Oscar Smith Is building
a burn for Charles Bouton. Riverside
'l‘lrc registrars will meet Thursday
for the purpose of
The turbine water wheel has been
put in position at the new dam of the
_ of Norwalk.
has been the guest of Westport friends
M. Ray Powers and Leslie Snlflin
the
The checks that James Glynn found
’l‘ucsdny morning. belonged to A. A.
wore return-
Miss Chrysiable Slipporly left town
whore
she will resume her duties in Friend
Mcltcnna erected a fine mon-
ument in the Willow Brook cemetery
late
Mrs. S. C. Seeicy and Miss Helen
of New Haven, have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. il. lirad-
Conductor E. Thomas, the pie spec
lulist is motoring in the place of Jam~
Thomas has cornered the
sanitary
Tuesday at
West Baugatuck 10 scholars who were
afflicted with lice were sent home.
The injuries received by W. S. Stur-
ges recently by being kicked by a mule
belonging to (lualt Brothers, are more
serious than at first believed, and the
injured man has been taken to the
finisher]
repainting Dr. Charles Fyfe‘s pbueton
which pr esents a very fine appear once
The body is in panel green and strip-
ed with carnriue which clearly dcrn-
onstrntes that Mr. Godfrey is an ar-
Cuplain Clarence Ayers hnulcd up on
amber in front of Redtop cottage ,the
residence of Charles H. Davin, that has
been in the mud for four seasons. Tire
anchor has found an attractive place
Misfit/fondle Tweedy relurncd to ‘her
school duties in Drinbury, this morn-
ing, after spending Saturday and Sun-
lrns‘
,heon a guest at the Bartlett cottage.
Mrs. hartlett is now enjoying a short
Mr and Mrs. Tweedy have returned
to their home in Yonkers. N. Y.. after
cohort stay It the Bartlett cottage. "
Mrs. Wool-tor of Frovidencc. R. I.
has been a guest at the Button eotw
time. 1‘ i '
"Wil taut hpvvc'I Orchestra will held
“I: Hi ll 1 the pa»,
, The 1‘
Intro of twelve pieces will
music. sad I very large at-
- The finish Pliint cafe will close for
benefit dance
alien tower at
‘ , :11 death brie»
he 1111111- will
was:
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edit-1111mm H
“when”-.-
, amoroN.’ CONN.
(From Magazine of gnarlcsu History)
The house in Tori baton, count. in
has been offered rent free to a reopen
slblc tenant who will preserve it from,
relic hunter's it is said that portions
of the window sills and the stone
chimney piece have been carried away
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch 97 our
j‘lbuslness.
The expensivcncss of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
11111111111111.1111 the market 11 money
' marking article. Such being the
1 case, consult as We are in a posi-
tion to lrranufacture at a less cost
theatres can run a plant after you
. 1513
THE G. N MCKIBBIN
by those vandals. "
Tile old house is a two story wooden -
structure of the usual line of bousc'
found on 11 New England form. it in!
thought that it wasverccted in film. it.
was 11 well built‘houso. The father of
John Brown, Owen Brown, who as a
shoemaker, tanner and farmer. living
at Norfolk at one time, bought it in
February, 1799, and moved his family
into. This was the your previous to
the birth of the famous abolitionist.
it is said that the father bought the
place partly because of its cheapness
and partly because of the brook which
ran nearby. that was rrvuiable for tun-
nings purposes. By the side of the
brook. same distance west of the
house. on the north side of the road.
which rrrrrs east and west. ire built his
tannery and shooshop These build-
tags have disappeared.
Owen Brown was an an interesting
character lie was noted for keenness
of perception and remarkable wit and
humor. lie was a religious man. and
was never absent from church no uret-
tcr what was the weather or going.
lie said to a deacon of the chrrrcb of
which he was a member, just before he
moved to Ohio, in 1801.: "We have met
fifty-two times a year, but may not
meet any more.“ He was a great read,
or and thinker. in the shoeshop.
which be had in connection with his
tnnncry, he would read and get the
young men who came in to visit him to
read to him. He would comment upon
the matter as the reading went‘bh. In
this way it is said that several young
men received inspirations that result-
ed in honorable lives and. in one or
two instances, in distinguished uscf1rl-'
noes.
The elder Brown was a great stut-
tcrer. and his efforts to talk to times
were painful. lie greatly resented the
efforts of friends to assist him, so that
none of them would try to do so. but
would let him work out his own enun-
ciutlon. At one time a stranger. not
knowing his feelings 011 the subject.
endeavored to aid him. Brown turned
on him and said: “Y-l-y-y-y-es Brb-b
b- b baianm bud run-dunno a-a'a‘a-a-nss
to assist him"
Tire house is now in tho hands of the
.lolrrr Brown Assorintion an organiza-
tion formed to buy and preserve the
place
Ramon's Tonic Regulator will cure
a chronic liver disease. Mr. Allen Ed.
mundson, of East Cape, Girardcau, Ill.,
says: “i have been using anon‘s
Tonic Regulator in my family a long
while and be: to city it is the finest
i ever saw. i had spoilt a large amount
of money on my wife and not until i
began giving her the Topic. Regulator
was she lrcnefltted. Now she is cured. ”
26c. R If. Plaisicd. ’
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HAWAII WANTS FORESTERS.
WASHlN i-TON. Scptembclr 15-
Thc Hawaiian Islands are in need of
Ioroslers. and eager to secure them.
Governor Dole, who sees the lrnnrwl-
into necessity of caring for the island
forests has applied to the Bureau of
Forestry for export m1-r1.to he sent as
soon as they can be spared
The mountains are over run by both
wild and lame cattle which graze 11nd
trample on young trees and destroy
the ferns that protect the ground.
When this ground cover In removed
the soil rapidly loses its moisture and
the forest dies. (lrcnl areas of H11-
wuilurr forest have been utterly dc-
ntroycd in this way.
The dlsnppenrnru'c of so much for-
est on the island of Hawaii has curls-
od remarkable changes in the flow of
the streams. 'l‘bcro are froshcts and
floods. now foliowcd by long, dry sca-
aons when the water does not r1111.
Since much of the sugar crop depends
entirely on irrigation. and since the
irrigating ditches must draw their war
for from the mountain streams. the
danrngo done the forests affcrts the
prosperity of the whole island.
Forestry in Hawaii has never been
attempted by the novernmcn‘t. and the
field w ll be an entirely new one. It will
have! e support and confidence of the
people. who arc eager for relief from
. the harm done them by the failure of
their irrigating ditches to supply the
sugar crops
‘ 0n the island of Molokuln-the leper
island-«still more remarkable condb
liens prevail in the forest. rum the
timber is grazed 11nd trampled to death
not by wild cattle alone but by herds
of. roll deer descended from I few that
were important froth England to stock
prior. The deer imported propagated
Neyond the calculations of the inhabi-
tents. escaped to the woorls,aud,11lnco
' there lire no animals to prey upon
them, have increased to' many thorn
finds. The American .for‘sstsr- who
undertakes the care of the timber of
Molokai will have a problem entirely
of forests from wild 1111111111111.
entry, U. s popar‘imerrt of A iuulturs
, who visited the 11119111111111.1111: on
his way to the Philippines last winter.
returned a report to Governor Dole in
. Wawlrii must be fenced on the lower
" Ii ion” to
cattle. on
to Wild open. its also recommended
. should have charm of Iii, government
forest lands and direct til it
forest rangers: 11nd futil-
«11.101111 for the indoor]
and en's for literal
11an one for Maui 1111
novel to his nxpuricncs—tlio protection,
E. M. Gifilthn of the Bureal of For-
«11111-11 he said the mountain forum of
retest them from the firms
Nb no upper slopes to frees out
the establishment of a forest force.
consisting of 11 forest inspector. who
M'FG CQ
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
so WA r151? sr.. so. Meant-41.x.
Locust Bites“ ..
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat
urate a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with Brizilian Balm and
bind over the bite. instant relief
Remove in half. an hour and you will
find a drop, as green as grass. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over; This is the
only thing in the world we know of
.that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite, if instilntly
applied, so always keep it on hand
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
ascend. Druggists or sent quick. B.
F. Jackson and Co
iana‘polis.
T wax or union but an entirely new
We parati n. at \\ 'lfur and grease ,-,
do not alien! t. be 0111.1 preparation .
made expressly for .
Kitchen Floors.
It Is uollv oml for any wooden floor or
“term- finish“ “t It arrllr' lo ontho rrrnrknl -
rLlrrnlr 11111 and (lilclotlr. Apply it your "
"it with cloth or brush.
For Sale By
Comstock
Watkins
81 Dow.
Hardware. Fishinu
Tackle. Guns. Am-
munition, Automobile
Oils. Launch Engines
Oils etc.
112 WASHNIGTON STREET:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phono'diw.
ii, of the boiled Sin
tee shprome
morning of paralysis.
‘ ONLY CURE. FOR DYBPEPSIA. ‘
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del. says: “i dullered for years
dyspepsia.
tress and belching. i tried. everythia
leould hear of, but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm, and one“
cent botth cured me completely.”
For sale by It ii Piaf-ted and F ii.
Baxter. "
rue racer compsuv, THE-DE.
PAR'T'MENT sroas or
FINANCE.
Combining 11s it does every function
of financial business. the Trust Com
puny might well be called the depart-
ment store of finance.
111(15an Norwalk
Trust Companu
can care for your
General Banking Business.
Savings Deposits.
Estates and Trusts of every descrip
'tion.
Valuables stored and Safe Deposit
Boxes Rented.
Hill A Willi Still
Has started many a boy on his way
to college.
Early habits mould the future char-
acter.
5 Tire boy who early acquires the sav-
ings Habit is laying the foundation of
his future success.
Do not despise the little savings.
We pay the same rate of interest
on small amounts as on inrge'sums.
ms scum Ivan WALK
“VIN!” fidflih‘
UNITED BANK BUILDING. ‘
ur,t died at Nshant. thio‘
w 5
Used to have great I,
this city between Young Ch
Terry McGovern on Sep
Athletic Club, before which til
is scheduled to take place. said;
articles of agreement. ,whioh
“been signed, are in accordance
the law and i can only say that:
contest will certainly WM!
announced. Tire men are . _
the Southern Athletic Club
rounds for points and this Is 1111
ed under the constitution‘ K
ky.”
Ramon‘s Liver Pills and Topic
lets make 11 complete blood treatm
You can get them for 26 cents.
Piaisted.
THE COLOR LINE DRAWN
CHICAGO, September 15—35,
line has been drawn at the Nor a
ern University and no co- ed: 0! ‘
will be admitted to the you
can dormitories of the institutlo
r-Womens’ Educational Assn
which has the general supervl
the several halls in which t ‘
live, after many stormy meetings ”’f
passed the matter. and the faction
favor of drawing the color"!
by a decisive majority. T
versy over the question
ago when a young woman“
Texas, engaged a room in O '
and when she arrived to (1th
was learned for the first time if
was a negress.
BEWARE OF THE KNIF
No profession hill advuii
rapidly of late than surgery 111111.111
should not be used except'vr, A}
lately necessary. In on
example it is seldom no ,
Witt s Witch Hazel Salve diff?!
iy and permanently. Unddflille , .
cuts, burns bruises, ,woundl.’
eases. Accept no counterfeits
so troubled with bleeding piles ha ;
lost much blood and strength
‘0. Phillips. Paris, Ill. "Dvef. 11 Within
Hazel Salve cured me 111 a short:
time.” Soothes and heals. Cliff !
Pharmacy. ‘ “
FIGHT WITH YAQUI INDIA”. 1
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital.
Surplus.
JOIIN II. FERRIS. President.
JACOB II. “HON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Farr-II Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp ChrlItlIn Swartz
John H. Light
Josiah R. Marvin
J. WIIIIcI Marvin.
Account; Salloffad.
CITY NATIONAL BANK
$100,000.00
macaque
cum profits, 334,099.00
E. H. Mathew-on
Samuel Grumman
Mexican Farmers Klil Four sorry, no .
AftIr Cattle. " ,4 1'1.”
HERMOSILLO Men, September‘id,
-——Thc military authorities here have ‘.
received word of a desperate battle
between a band of thirty Yaqui In-
dians and a party of Mexican farmer's
near Tomatal. The Indians were on
a foraging expedition and were at-
tempting to drive OR a lot of cattle.
when a number of farmers residing Ill
that \itinity banded together and at ,
tucked them. Six Indians were killed _
and four ('.aptured Two 0.! the ano- ,
crs were wounded. , ,,
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.
“1 was treated for three years by
good doctors," writes W A. Greer,
Connellsviile. 0.. “for Piles and Fis-
tula. but. when all failed, Docklands
Arnica Salvo cured me in tyre we'é ‘
Cures Burns Bruises, Cuts. Corn .
Sores Eruptions. Salt Rheum, Piles or
no pay. 25 c at F. H. Baxter's drill:
store.
SUICIDE IN WALLINGFORD. “
Special Sale
55C has
A. Stall
Beautiful
Designs
in
1‘..
wiry ‘.'! 111171 the trade we do.
lduuurlbu'
COTTAGE .AVE» EAST NORWALK.
.aH Paper
MI Iomotlmoo 1111111 to get. but there
on 1111s things. nevertholcni. WI
don't want to will boIItful. 111 we
no proud of our stock. WI worked
into to lot it. WI didn't “111.1 Idiot
viII thrown 111 “I. 1111111 one roIIon
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
0—in-1..—
In effect May 13,1902.
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NEW YORK.
M
AIL-12:401. lziox, 5:59x, 6:15
6:05, 7:13. 7:52. 8:162.9:03x,9:36.
9:50. 10:23x. 10:40, 11:3511.
P. M.--12:l'16x, 1:17, 22251:, 3:05.
31221:. 4:07. 425M. 5:40, 6:561!
6:38, 62561:. 7:0711, 7:55;, 8:00, 10:20
IUNDAYB.
A. M.—-—12140:, 5:05x. 6:681, 0:05,
0:421.
P. M.——-8:22x, 5:40, 6:651. 7220
10:10.
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SUNDAYS.
' A. AIM—12 021.8100 7:30.10:02.
P. M.-0'OD, 8:001. 11: 00.
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SOUTH NORWALK
LEAVE ,
1 NEW 111m". "
“PM. 11:15.
i.04 7:2
FUNDAYB.
Maulifllthfi
9110, 111.1511 ..
P. bis-71 15. 9f 05.
Painting, Piper Horatio: Docent; ‘ - ‘ ~ 5 to car. satisfaction is suntan
. ’ scum NoawILK 'ro DANIUIY- g. 11. ml! 9,, . mg
m" " FNNN 112111 11510111110710 W
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pours 1111111111.
11: 18.11.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
LEAVE new vonK FOR SOUTH
1 goatunlnys only. Pittsileld ExpreII.
Poll
A. Mm”: 118:. 151011. 1: 2011. 11:111.
”4:51.812; 9101. 107110;. 11: "5! A PANEON’O NOBLE A”:
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[5:22.10 2“ 1? 05X, 9205:. 9:15 WFILOE HOV. Cr J ”UNIONS; 0:
Bridgeport in addition to abovewi’
MHz-12 08!, 1:101, 1220!. 7: 43
8150.. if“, 11: 8?.
to .0” bury. 0. :0 I.
backhand”. 8. 06
James Murphy Found by fion Hanging
from a Beam.
WA 1 r. moronn September 15—.
James Murphy. aged forty- llvé ‘ runni-
tod suicide in 11 born in the rail; orni‘ ‘
residence at 45 Hall avenue ibfl
o‘clock lasit night. Mr. Morph
been missing from his home Ibo 1W
hours and his son went to call1 him.
supper. He entered the barn and fill;
his father with a rope tied around h I
park hanging from a beam. A widow
and four children survive. The'family'
are unable to account for the suicide.
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expecting hips
to die and a son rldinu for life, 13
miles to get Dr. King's New discovery}
for Consumption Cough: and Uplift; '
W. H. Brown. of Leesvllle, 11111.»an
' ed .dcath‘ s agonies from asthniai’lrhli
this wonderful medicine gave alum:
what and soon cured him. He writ“
“i now sloop soundly every night)
Like marvelous curse of Cohrumtltion
NORWALK' Pneumonia, Bronchitis, cough Collin.
5- M--"'1° 02! 5 0° 3- 001 730° and Grip prove its matchlssa merit for .
3 00‘ 3' 02 9- 001'- 9- 011. 1030331 all Throat and Lung troubles. Guar-
”130",); 11' £5010: 0%1' 012-04 2. 00: 8'02 antoed bottles. 60c nndBJI‘tOtl. {trill '-
33,3611 1. 0211 1:01. 1: so, 5 02.'11100xfi 23.1-53.3,” “°° ‘“ F H W?” mg
”WWW . *
SOLDIERG FROM MANILA.
BAN sunscreen Bentoprbeg, rill-
Thc transport Kilpntrlck has arrive
from Manila wlilr 700 soldier‘s
board. The eight. months- old child of
comic and Mrs. J. A. Lynch diodausf;
before, land was sighted. and Pfi
flock of the Hospital Corps; dildr
week ago.
n.1, "what 1'1 thoroughly gneed Ind :
liable medicine i found In Elbdtt‘ld
tors. 'lhey cured me of iauiidiuo in
liver troubles that hull came Ina
quferink for many years. or I m5
nine. aliwnround cure they excel Mir
thing i over new. ” Electric hitterI‘I
the surprise of all for their wand , .
work in Liver. Kinney Ind stein,
troubles. Don’t fall to try them. Oil
curtains revenues in the Philip : sci
the fiscal year ending 1111111..
cempmd with 1901,1900 and 1 1’
follows: For 1902. 02
1'01, ”JOB/WI: for 1
d 111111111. mm
'b“
Norwalk Chronicler