1politician. who last
a snow all in
we number of im
. Alexander Irvine,
years was
wt in... meson. T a
NYC!“ I Ihofl.
' altering l word T T
osoTT who knew him as .‘=
Middle of; m
”head a share of t is
not the body of one
1011
min does not perish
Gilt
all as for its master, the
poke of love and en
1 d hands that were ex-
$52“), ’6 1191'. “d
m 1v ‘” ‘duty directed.
rit that dominated and di-
all
id be unfair to count the
tuna without counting
J 1319 impress
“I T n
T ‘ bearerit were: Mr.
can and Dr. Alex. W
N in -, one of its.
ociates; A.
rge W. Stidfoie,
~ .. e,Pike New York;
TBOBflon: Ill. J. Hewley.
an New York:
id. 'Tliousatonic,
__ its air. unseen.
to the in meat brief ser-
at. the Bennett rest-
1. These were con-
ttemils J. Haynes, of
it, be! which Mr Ben
There were vocal
isahsth Gaifney and
ii both of this city.
on all the prominent
‘ houses in New York
attendance, besides the
employed by Bennett
Company, of which am Mr
as the. hold. :There were
ans. hi Mex-cc at the
noted the morning many
I r
I“ Chosen Chaplain.
. ra loft United states.
Willem) August zo—rne
tthe Spanish American War
fie Phllippine’ insurrection have
Moore as follows:
ersln- Chief-General Owen
1 son
TVice-Commander—Maior B.
Vice—Commander—Colonei J.
heck. of Arisona. .
’ T neutenant Hart-
T taut-General and Quarter-
are to be appointed by
It was adopted declaring
'32:” M the canaolldaflon
fludrganlsatlons of vote-
Ueasing-h and Philippine
iWooie‘y was shoe-
to eastern meetings .of
often to urge coneolida
N’QENALTY.
some: results in
tell. i nu
u. ave psi the
.. ..J e have
on ever handy It:
, We on earth and will pre-
whea Bura380rm. Mili-
. threaten: “ nl‘y 25c at
here, today, rati-
use at between
. It is and enough
tely more and if are
part with the spirit
1 oil! ~
a brain that planned for ‘
not over the
def-signed, Regular meeiin
.Bfélter disadvantage among real Ma
stand a single Masonic symbol."
“for par
‘. pm ::‘
den and pleasant .
TT sedans...“ .J
we curroso anaaueov.
‘T sarweé‘mia it}.
Offered By A Promoter From Ohio And
Denounced Here.
An order called the Free Masons of
Ohio is seeking members by adver-
tisement in this state. A person who
asked for information on the subject
received this circular:
“Dear Sir: in .answer to your
note of inquiry would say that under
authority of the Most Worshipiul
Grand Lodge of the State of Ohio.
of which I am proxy, 1 am prepared
to organise working lodges of An-
cient free and Accepted Masons with.
in the jurisdictions of Connecticut.
NewYorkand New Jersey; also oth-
or states.
“This step is taken not from any
contentious feeling toward the pres
ent Masonic authorities now working
in these states. .but. in a truly Masonic
spirit of competition and noble emu.
lotion with the object of enabling
men of moderate means to secure the
rights lights and benefits of Free Ma-
sonry at a moderate cost.
“The fee for the three Blue lodge
degrees will for the present he only
:5, Annual does; 34
‘Good men. find true, earnest men.
sincere and hodorable may Join our
ranks and receii'e all the right, light
knowledge and benefits now or over
conferred by any Masonic Jurisdiction
in the, world. . .
“If you desire to become a membei
of this organization send your name
address and the names and post-office
addresses of mo references to the no
for fur
ther information. instruct on etci’;
etc" are held every second and fourth
Wednesday evenings or each month.
at 8 o'clock Room open at 7 o’clock.
Come early and interviewithe Sucre
tary oi Proxy Respectfully. ' ‘
KORTRIGHT CRITIGER .
"Grand Proxy.
”The Dogrce of the My; tic
conferred on all Master Masons o this
jurisdiction Fee, 32. Shrine meets
on call of the Grand Proxy. Send him
notice if you wish to join. " _ -,.' it;
The Master of a well kndwu lesson
to lodge, when told of the activity of
the Ohio organization, ,said: T
“No member of that organisation
can ever be admitted toa ealfllldason-
ic. lodge i have issued longsctlons to
the members of my lodge. not to rec
ognlae {hes recalled Masons and all
the lather asters have done .1 kewise
With b-lexeeptlon, poieiiily, a few
men care misled to believe that
they a mm a real Masonic body
these ‘Tvyho become members of that T
organionfion are men seeking much
for little. Such. men real Masons are
not anxious to enlist. A members of a
spurious Masonic lodge is at a far
sons than a man who doesn't under-
The letter received by this applicant
lore was seed
or J the?
. with aettlt
i‘eg superiority of
body
"the fe‘ouflorM are tin-:2 Bias :mdsehdifi,
. on .J a on pae- s
y chef’s?! by lowest priced
11in the aborexnamed State of '
i' airs ,
g that are potent
. arcs Philpdt. of
lions at. ,
‘ T ’1' “Nitrifili ”‘M
after a fortnight’s
ripe . .
and incidentally mentioning that '
their
set are Dolett'd
TTetioneI Committee Has No Charms
.i Q
The New Haven Register lies dll‘
Taévered that the great question over
hadowing all others politically at the
grossed time. is who shall succeed J
arlJes If. Brookor. of Annuals, as
T Eidmher of the liepublicau National
.Uommlttee
from Connecticut. Mr
Breaker has had enough of national
llilcs. according to the Register: in
_ i there is no charm for him. lie is
tired. of the office he is purely a busi-
v peas man and notwithstanding that he
‘conseniod at a crtmiai time in the of
fairs of the machine to stand as its
candidate he finds the office uncongen-
ial. lie has notified the powers that
he that at the expiration of term next
year be ad I retire and the powers are
axial over the information that
(5.2111 shoes are being held throughout
J estate in the hope that some suc-
néssor to Mr. Ilrookor may be agreed
upon,who would be satisfactory to all
T J the” factions of which the Republican
party in the state is composed
Mr. Breaker is a leading manufac-
iTurTer of the Nuugatuck Valley. but up
to t 8 great state contest of 1900 did
not eke a more active part in politics
than to contribute to the Republican
fundll. He believed in protection for
which his party stood and supported
the party with purse and influence on
that ground.
away or J KENNEDY 'roo.
J Adoption Yarn Dealnh'to Have Grown
Out of an Act of Klndneso.
Astory which may.hsvs taken phone
from the kindneis of the banker to a
servant has it that J. .Kennedy Tod
whose summer heme at Sound Beach
is one of the most magnificent along
the Sound has offered a large sum of
money to an employee for the privin
lege of adopting his son, on condition
that the boy never be made acquainted
with his parentage Mr. and Mrs Tod
are now in Scotland traveling. The
only empl file on his place who has
a son is A berto Ferrari, familiarly
known to the people on the Tod prem’
iscs and to Sound Beuchers in general
as "8mm." His son is a boy of 16
years of age. “Sport” is an Italian and
has been working for Mr. Tea for 20
years.
About it years ago, his wife died.
and the son was sent back J to itaiy,
where he remained until a year or so
ago. It appears that Mrs. Tod has In
[crested herself in the boy to the ex-
tent of securing quarters for him in
a Catholic institution on Station is
land. The lad remained at the institu-
tion until Saturday, when he joined
his father on the Tod place. Nobody
there knows anything about Mr. Tod’s
alleged desire to adopt a son. Little
Peter appears to be a quiet, well-man
nered boy. but the ordinary observer
would find it difficult to see anything
in him to attract a man like Mr. Tod
Mr. and Mrs. Tod have no children.
CASTOR IA
.‘l'or Infants snd.0hildren.
iii find for inn liven lentil
Bears the
Signature of ‘
SECRETARY J. G. PARKER RE-
TURNB. ‘
l. G. Parker. executive secretary to
President John M. Hall of the New
York, New Haven and Tilarti‘grd ll-
road. has Just returned to New Vigil
trip to indiana
where he spent his summer vacation.
He will resume his official duties at the
general offices of the road tomorrow.
solemn ensveu‘réo.
The startling announcement theta
preventative of suicide has been ail:
covered will interest many. A run
down system. or deepondency inverts
bly precede suicide and something has
been found that will prevent that condi
lion which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of self-destruction take
Electric Bitters. it being a great tonic
and ”Elfin will strengthen the nerves
and b iii an the system. it's also a
great Stomach, Liver andJKldney reg.
ulster. Only 50c, Satisfaction gust-an
feed by Frank H. Baxter. Druggist. “
FAILURE D10); TTO TEXTILE
PHlIlADELPHIA August 20——'i‘The
Arkonia Manufacturing Company. man-
ufacturers of cotton and woolen goods,
has made an assignment. The assets
ale placed at 877.000. and the Iiabllh
ties at 8162. 878. The failure is said to
be fine to the textile strike. Joseph
Sullivan of New York. is president of
the company
Some people regard a clear con~
. luxury rather the
" stuck compnuv
,2
WINNERS IN A. C. H. TBPORTTB
...,...
Field Day Events Furnish Amusement
For Visitors.
HARTFORD. Ailhust 2il-80illc of
the A H flilld tlii\ ivents Will‘il
open to0 professionals while others
\verc limited to members of the or-
ganization. in the latter class M.
China of Naugaiuck won the 100 yard
dash in 191/; seconds. W. .l Tray-
nor. of New Haven. iii-lug second. The
quarter mile run was won by ‘W J.
Traynor of New Hmon while Cains.
of Naughtuclt. was second. Time 53
seconds.
Traynor also nurtured the running
broad Jump and Joseph O‘Connor of
New Haven. was second. The dis-
tanco was not oliiciaily measured,
in the open cwnts the two mile run
was won by John Martin. NszHaven:
Joseph Mny, Bridgeport, second. No
time taken.
Harry GJiiioi of Toronto. won the
hammer throw. the shot put the run
ning high lump to feel 5 inches) and
the running hop step and lump (40
foot 10% int-hrs),
East Hampton Moss“ was the win
not of the 56 pound weight throw .l.;
0 Bsiuott. of Suiiicid captured the 1003
yard dash his time being 10% seconds)
An interesting Mature of the after-
noon program wus the exhibition of
fancy drilling by the ladlea' auxiliaries.
three companies representing Water
bury. Naugaiiuk and New Britain.
competing for a silver cup The Noug-
uhich was composed
of twcniy young women in handsome
uniforms of blue and gold. captured the
trophy
The first prize for the best feature
float in the parade wont to Manches-
tor the second to Waterbury. and the
third to Meridcn
"I had diabetes in its worst form ”
writes Marion Loo of Dunresth, In. “I
tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles of Foley’s Kidney
(lure made me a well man!” Sold at
Pleisted’ a drug store South Norwaik.
and A. C Silliman‘s Darien "
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following ucrc issued August 18
1903 List furnished from cities of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents,Bridgc«
port, Conn:
900$“ H. Dimond. Bridgeport, sew-
lag machine.
John ‘A. Smith Bridgeport. type bar
for typewriters.
George w Wiggins and b s. Quitt-
meyer. Bridgeport, adjustable curtain
bracket.
Wm.B.McCa1-thy, New Haven. cur-
tin pole socket
mes O. swczey, West Haven. more
service apparatus.
”T _ Howard N. Hlnckley. Harttgf'd, drill
press. attachment.
M“ stemmed. Metals
trans ‘»
. new 5. Brown, New BritTaTtn. two
teats. metallic fabric.
Grahvllle ii. Fuller Danhui'y, do
{or the Creme.
Edward Purcell of i
. ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy
J Emorioh J. Mai-rel Hartford. water”
.- controlling device. '
r'carrying caskets ever thti
A stranger in a strange place should tomcmbcr to ask
You can fall {I 63! Till: blind.
The Largest Selling Brand of
Cider: in the World.
The Band is the Smoker-'5 Pfizer-Non. .T
E PORTER BROS. IN LIQUIDATION-
Chicago Corporaticn to Conduct Duel~
~ nose in Bankruptcy Court.
CHICAGO ,Aug. 20.'—— Porter Broth-
ers in liquidation" is thi1 name of a new
kind of corporation formed by credi-m
lore to conduct the business of Porter
Broihcrs' Company while it is in the
bankruptcy court. The trustees’ bond
of 150.000,is said to cover the value of
the local merchandise hold by the
fruit commission house. which failed
several months
This co’rpoi‘htl
largest creditors, mostly bankers
Trustee i.. A. Potter is at its head. The
liabilities are placed at $1,500,000 and
liho assets at 31.000.000. Much of the
icorporatlon’s property is under con-
trol of the courts in other states. A cor-
poration such as that formed is hailed
as a new idea in the management of
bankrupt estates.
Attorney C. B liaffcnherg. represent-
ing 81000000 in claims. said the cor
morution was formed so the creditors
might have a cooperative plan of
management.
o‘ley’ 3 Honey and Tar
.or chlldron.safe.sure. No opiates.
REBATE Fnauos UNEARTHED.
City Attorney Arrested. Charged With
Realizing $1,000,000.
CHICAGO. August 20~Asn result of
the arrest of Attorney Frederick A.
Sawyer. the City Law Department {it's
licvos it is about to unearth extensive
frauds in connection with special an
easement rebates, of which $1,000,000
awaits claimants who have disappear-
cd or are forgetful.
Sawyer is charged with forgery“ in
collecting a rebate warrant for 120. to
which he is said to have signed the
name of A. N Mattison Sawyer is
said to have cashed more than one
hundred warrants. He also is said to
have three offices‘in the downtowu dis.
trict and to have close relations with
City Hall employee who know the
amount of all rebates credited prop
erty owners in the last twenty Jeers.
ONLV CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankiish Bush of New castle,
Del. says: “i stiffer for years with
dyspepsia.
trees and belching. I tried everything
until I took Brazilian mini and one so
cent bottle cured me completely "
For sale ”it. if. Plalste‘d, F. H. Bax-
,ee
OOUTHIRN TEXTILE COMPANY.
CHICAGO, August zoo—n deepatch to
th word-Herald from New Orleans.
T'l-‘he organisation of the South-
cattle Company" a combine of
then cotton yarn fnllls has been
practically mmpletedm and the mills
will soon be taken!) Whip is the
gap? filaca‘ié'f’l'ie company, willow
«1.900900 will
over about reply ml all: North Cat‘-
en .J '
snows W.
ours dualism” out.
is composed of the ‘
sou swear. «9:2! for
troubles.
Used to have great disJ
i could hear of but nothing helped me:
largest cotton thorns: ”that! he‘s ever '1‘
....Aieasna T
-33
TliBliEl BISHSES
Tmthemostiatddaldb-
:iillEi’8 l‘iiiiidlu
«moneys-eluded.
Kidney and Bladder
mar 50:. an...
Sold at Pinisted'e drug store. South
Norwaik, and A. C. Silliman’s, Darion.
TRIED SUICIDE BY LAUDANUM.
NORWICH. Aug. 20.—-—Alexander G.
Conkiin, aged forty-five years, is at the
Backus Hospital, suffering from a dose
of laudanum taken with suicidal intent
.Yestorday he entered a bakeshop in
Greenvillc. which is conducted by his
wife, frtlm whom he has been separat-
ed for some time, and she fearing
troubloy went for a policeman. .When
they returned Couklin was unconscious *
be having taken laudanum.
ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPRESENT!
e TEN DOLLARS EARNED.
The average man. does not save to
exceed ten per cent of his earnings.
He must spend nine dollars in living
expenses for every dollar payed. That
being the case he can not be too care-
ful about unnecessary expenScs. Very
often a few cents properly invested.
like buying seed for his garden, will
save several dollars outlay later am
it Is the same in buying Chamber.-
ialu’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Re-
medy. It costs but a few cents and“ a
bottle of it in‘ the house often saves ,.
a doctor bill of several dollars. For
sale by Stillson Powell“ Company, Bax-
fer Pharmacy, Clifford Pharmacy.
EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT RE-
UNION
WILLIMANTIC Aug. 20—F'l‘ho eigh-
teenth Re meat. Connecticut Volun.
teers hei its thirty-fifth annual re
union here yesterday.l 107 members an-
swering the roll call. The next‘re- ‘
union will be held at Norwich W. G.
filly. of Norwich was chosen president -
and George Greenman, secretary-from
surer
Mill: THEJcHlJLDREN *
Ninety. nine of Jevery one hundred dis-
eases that childrTcn have are due to dis-
orders of the stomach. and these disor-
dots are all caused by Indigestion. K0
dol Dyspepsia Care is just as good for
children as it is for adults. Children
thrive on it. It keeps their little stoni-
achs sweet anti encourages their
growth and antelopment. airs. Henry
Carter. 105 W streeti’oNashville.
Silk.
u.- Kassevriz
Tl No. Main Tee.
WagonsGiven
Linen. . r - .750,
156.50
dancinghisssfiiilis T'
Only forthlinok
his.
death Net-walk.
whee
1
For 60 Oneal Soap Trade Mark»
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks. and
2 Ozone Washing powder Troop Necks
A PRETTY AND’NI" LMMON.
H, a. BULKLEV'B nbvzm areas
‘ 92 Be. Main 8L, Bo. Norw‘alk.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
.All first-class stores sell the Onone
roads.
804m for 32~page premium book.
The Norwalk Stromboli Company
(incorporated).
STEBMER
HAMPTON
SOUTH NORWAL‘K. 1:95 A. M.
Leaves New York
BEEKMAN STREET 2: 16 P. M.
J (Saturda 1: 15 p.m
‘EAB‘I' 31st 8TB IET.
2. T45 P. M.
(Saturday 1: 45 p. m.) -
stopping at Roten Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings,
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Nor-walk, at ii: 39 p. m. The eit-
izens of Norwalit and surrounding
towns should liberally patronize this '
boat, as the Norwalk steamboat Com-
pany have been at a large expense to
charter and maintain a firetclasa
steamer on the route.
FARE
Single, Silos, Excursion, lids
PHOPELLER
City of Norwaik
_ (FREIGHT ONLY)
[leaves New York. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5:00 p, m.
Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 6: 00 am .
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 0 p. In.
temperance-essay
WWTNIB.
Block island, 8 daye' Trl‘Pla “-50-
Aug. 9, 15, 22, 20
4 deya' Trips.
vtaratoaa Opringa
312.50; a days, 315.60. sun. 19, 17, 24.
1.
cottage City, a 'deye’ "l'rlpa, 017.09.
at 2.
White Mountains, 6 any Trips, '23.
Aug.19,24.
Aneahle Chem, 9 days' Trip. 926.
Aug. 10,17, 24, 81.
Niagara Falls, 4 day Trip, $19.09.
Alli. 18.
‘ "012'," Islands, 4 days’ Trip; 921.
I!"
Catskill Mountains. 6 days' ripe,
$14.80 from New Haven. Aug. 11ers“.
ARoyal Tour, 12 dlya' Trip m
. no.1‘
Nova Beetle, 10 days' Trip, use.
due 19- “
Montreal, Gaelic and the
For the N. mi. If'ourief, daaorlil at
River, 11 deye’ Np, Ana-T d.
Norwalk Chronicler