Ililtil‘i
,1
1, several
’11
appointment of
6 ti. bus.
80 . Hear! MoellVer now
Archbishop of Cincinnati.
51
bib
' Ways
death it was said that the
m
t. Rev. Michael Tierney, suc-
until the present time.
Rome.
Pope being selected. the matter of di-
. ting a a?“
" has been ro
practical chu
11 politics.
Notwithsta ding; the territory of the
lid diocese is compar-
atively small—~it is cotermlnus with
the boundaries of the State of Con-
«lnectlcutw—yet It contains a larger Catih-
11
numbers but in property than many
6 West. it is not to
Hartford C
Volio population, richer not only
l‘clldioc e In th
‘2‘
thstthe ad.-
flare.
Em. 110: the benefit ohhls health.
0! his diocese. with Pius X. Ac
intro the boat authority in the
s also the source of which fsr
to as can at at present 0
IWM is; little doubt that
en Pius 3.1a made aware of the
ition q‘dldcese of Hartford.
popuiat on and finknciai condition,
h"wili not hestltate to decree that It
did be divided Into two dioceses.
ears ,ago. when this dirdsion was
it mooted the most likely division
v. 00 about was the creation of a new
. icon of New Haven and Fairneld
-‘ -ties which would Include the. cit
.‘o'
.V‘d
bill’s and practically half the
‘ ’iihiwiiiliitét‘°'n r...
. caverted into the new dio-
.ocsaa cathedral, the present, or pa'y-V
diocese, to include Hartford
ass.» but the best opin-
- 6 among the pastors
3, : Slocum pastor of the
tilt immaculate Conception
ury.
" ttfigrd .Tlmss prin s the re-
do of its reporteis had in-
wod Dr. James P. Donovan,
Raine despatch that the Hartford
Dfl Donovan said
Weather.
* “** amuse
said, since the time of
. . e continued "that
. » . the disease here.
‘mlfia start has
'8‘”ng 'g at 026%th it. dig”
he sent out a little more skill-
is time. It is sent
. ‘: in action with oth-
, whichaass~iiksly.to.-.prosa
in a question. 0:. Donovan.
fibril t of Bishop Tierney .
. . ' -
am from the Propodsnls‘
ngs news which must in
one of the Catholics of
, it states that the con-
”0f the Progaganda. on as-
"ears": are
important questions
for solution, including the divi-
~| oi the diocese of Hartford and
archdiocese of Dubuque, la. and
new bishop of
Ohio. sité’sirctouiot‘r to
co
Mai the diocese of Hartford Is
V, the despatch only gsnews
9'! Y
. . w Mcfi.‘
, they meant
the diocese, Rt. Rev. Mich
Before Bishop McMa-
dio
V_.ould be cut in two and another
' -.iatad But Blair
.and the present
d the question of divid‘
38"”: GT 80 .i‘ar A!
were he propaganda
it. Is now certain, however that the
matter has, since the mist time It was
reached, been held in absyance at
It is only now that, a new
iding the Hartford diocese and cre-
phi “curtain Connecticut
usht Into the domain of
‘thadlot. iii-
to the figuri-
Tierney is at present In
no doubt he will visit the Eternal
C ibeftrre his return and discuss the
i ,V of New Haven Bridgeport. and
V anchohn uni-sen or,
Oh it New Haven, or
Walla oi the diocese concerning
. t be at iced. D . g
“ . sailing: reportv wurilab‘m‘;
W51
V
it
-‘u
um
I
Fifi—— .r if: ‘1‘": ‘VV CI
Connecticut Dalsaa n :yfiHfivsilrr
the Balance of gown.
orr
ha el t delegate e not 6
€030: $It ’0 bktlslctdifio be he (i
:ltichork September i to 7 incluslv
e o
gnome
,froas
tam,
£19 other series This Is Impo
a uni convention.
23:82:91 are several
now the past worthy president of I
New York eerie.
are Del Sari!
al president ex- Spe
of the New Jersey's
Emmi .1125 Sl'lri‘ii
akcr Thomas Flyn
ass City.
iii-eds of other prominent. Eg
meet In this city Saturday
XII;
York. The New Haven delegation
been invited to be the guests of to
lag, their stay in
all his aspirations.
Mount at which 0 covers. will b
man
Tire new school connected with th
First lprman Evangelltal 1,11 rhera
(gun Church nn Grand iii
rt was dedicated Sundays
fer noon with appropriate (cremony.
Adolpli Melbohfp
Wis Installed as printipiil
school
Tire Rev.
Rev.
Hey. Mr. Kretzmunn, of Stamford, th
Rev E. E Tilley
l. I.. and the mailer, the Rev RP
of
E. Fisher, of Ullllblll‘y, tli
other places.
by the Rev: E. Fisher.
route to children in giving
Christian training was the
them
parish achool we ith beat
his W s able shrill
New 11...... aaa‘ well regain r ,,,
keys of the schoo were turned9 over
short pray_.er
the school room.
principal at 3 o'c_-.lotk
Ottmt'in preached the sermon.
lng preached by the Rev. Mr. Tilley.
MASONIC FAKIR AT WORK.
W. ll. Garde, proprietor of
Hotel Carrie. New Haven.
tomer who strung him up for a bIl
ed. other New Haveners.
arrived in New Haven Tuesday not
registered as Robert E. Day. of Sham-
oltlii. Pa.
loaned him 94 on the strength of an or
looking for his board and lodgi
stranger was quite a slick ope
search will be made for the s
Free Masons throughout the country. »
POOR OUTLOOK FOR Q‘Y'OJ'QRMEN.
, Captain William A.
specter of natural oyster boils, exam-
Ined the great Bridgeport and Strat-
Eizi-atpicaliy no get anywhere.
yet do so. Some three
save the season. Otherwise the oy-
the candid”;
4 MMO $14!! in DANIU RY.
MA 252-1)
shower athatY pass over this ty un-
dmtfit hundreds of until “ex-eats?”
”WV“ ”4’” "‘4‘ 2""
fnch tom an inch and a ”half acres
fell on the sidewalk in front of a mat
“ block. A few minutes later they
figrécerr , pile
«we
oldie strindhi‘d
1" Vi it) i
raccoons
Presidigi Beijing. 0“ “£8139 the
‘le 513m! tM'artirottflrll ily hive
icut delegation to the con
ntltied to .37 delegates
wins the Newll aven aerle is the old- '
quill! the Vsipte, undue largest in point
flint-11mph; lo (1 ip i:ire cbuveniipn
bill be prtrbably to birds d lry delegates
f the” 37 Connecticut delegates
may hold the balance of power in the
candidates for
national presid‘eirt of the order. chief
, among them being Congressman Timo-
. thy l) slidllvan of New York He is
Other candldatps
Smith, the present nation-
aie assembly, ,Hy
s..‘(l.. and Joseph
The Connecticut delegation with turn
will
1st 29.
and will leave. that evening for New
43
Law reuse. it‘. Miill gap association dur
ew York tTlie Mul-
Iigan association is one of the principal
political organizations In New York
which support Timothy D. Sullivan in
Durln the convention there will be
slum e bsnbuetséinl the Waldorf
LUTHERAN SCHOOL, DEDICATED.
Inter-satin n3, Exerclsas at the First Car-
vanqailcii Church Yesterday.
ridge
stiftly sf-
. of New Orleans.
the
P. Ottmau. of New Haven. the
.oi Winfield .lunc lion.
.WII-
helm took part In the dedication. Delt-
gallons were present from Stamford.
biomalk New Haven, llanlriiry and
The dedicatory sermon was preached
The duty of pri-
ii
sulrjocl.
and In his sermon he stated that the
ants of titr-
etiVe from
1,131".
Mr Melbohm by the builder, Charles
8 Hangar-ls and the doors were thrown
open by the Rev. Mr. Wilhelm. after a
Luncheon was served In
The Rev. Mr. Wilhelm Installed thc
The liev. Mr
The services In the aftern'oun were
conducted in German. The evening
service was ill English, the sermon be
the
In looking
fora slick looking but elusive cus-
for a day‘s board and who also work-
The man
Wednesday he visited m
eral promlhel‘ members of the Masonic
fraternity and gave them a tale which
vvas generally worth 32 01-33. One Black, the signal engineer, has his
prominent. Mason of_ lglow Haven took headquarters In that city.
thin. out. save b big third at the m
shore dinner an supper and finally FLAGS AT HALF MAST.
der which the alleged Mr. Day gave him
-‘ on the Hotel Cards.
' _- was presented yesterday Mr. Cards ‘35
and on comparing notes with t 9 Ma-
son came to the conclusion that the
A
nger In
other places as be Is supposed to be
making a living by worm holds and
When the order
tate In-
ford natural bed last week and found
There
first one hope for the oystermen, and
that is a yilim cue—it is possible that
the outta-shave not mimic and may
mmmn:1‘l"t’°""°"all
stermsn will be without an occupation
again this year The Interests of about
600 mascara huffivorably- affected by
I
I
RWALK evasion
ipfniirw'vti-
I‘V‘di
WILL save
muck .work, mac/z
worry and much
money. It saves
clothes and hands.
No boiling neces-
sary. Makcsliucn
lily white and
washday a delight
when using
Sunlight
Ilia éiiis-s m.—-au 11......
ssx‘viiiis sums m ’taiisosv as»:
It
9.
l‘
(a
n
CLAIM l8 iN DISPUTE.
AdministratOr Bishop Brings
Against Weiss Machine company.
Henry A. Bishop as administrator
of the late l’hilo H. Skidmore, .lr., of
lliitlgepori. has brought suit to recover
$30 000 damages against the Otto Weiss
Machine Company, of New York. The
papers In the. action have just been re
tiirnetl to the. civil superior toiirt.
As the action la brought only on
tire common counts It is not quite cer-
tain what differences exist between
the parties. The plaintiff (laims
iim amount was due In June and that
lie defendant has failed to pay it.
9
C
[l
bio Co. of Stamford, Is made a party
defendant to the action. The plain-
tiff (lalms that the Stamford com-
pany has certain moneys which are
due the defendant and It has gar-V
uisliocd the amount whatever it Is, in
order to satisfy airy possible judgment
which may be obtained.
8
p
counsel for the Bridgeport company.
At the office of the film It was said;
that the New York parties did
preparing plans for mathinory and
Iron Work. For a long time the firm
had an office with the Pacific Iron
Works in Bridgeport.
” Prior to Mr. Bkldmorc's death he
did a large amount of work for the
company anti it has not yet been set-
tlcrl for. The New York firm dis-
pute the claim and say that It has
been damaged enough to offset it.
RAILROAD NOTES.
s.
Rumors of»Vsrioos Kinda in Connec-
tion With the Censolldaied.
General Freight Manager Martin, of
Boston, was In New Harmon yesterday
holding a conference with VIcc-l‘icsl-
dent Percy R. Todd. The. confcrcucc
was in regard to several changes In tho
freight schedule.
it is stated in New York that the
Consolidated railroad Is to equip Its
suburban lines from the Grand Cen-
tral depot to Poriclicstcr with the
third rail system. The report Is tie-
nied in New Haven.
There is also a report that the head»
quarters of the Interlocking system of
the Consolidated railroad will be re-
moved frum Mansfield. Mass. to
Bridgeport. This is because Henry I).
I
All on Marine Property of Consolidated
Road Because of First Pilot's Death.
Every flag on marine property of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad company who at half- mast
yesterday iir pursuance to an order
Issued because of the death of James
Lord, first pilot on the Stonington line
of steamboats He was an old em-
pioye of the companv s. and died yes
terday of a stroke of apoplesy.
FOURTEENTH C. V.
Colonel J. W. Knowlton. of Bridge-
port. secretary. has sent out notices for
the thirty ninth meeting of the society
of Fourteenth Connecticut Regiment,
C. V. to be held at Middletown Thurs.
day. September 17. in C A. R. hall at
10:30 a. m. Lunch will be served on
the arrival of the veterans and at 12:80
dinner will be provided by the W0-
men 3 Relief Corps. Half fare return
‘tickets will be provided those attend-
“I. - \'
-—-—————--——-
ONE 00 AVED REPR CENTS
:rsN ’LARCEA inning
The overlie. man. .dbes not save
e cued ten fiepar ,of his earn
31:50.th aria nd 9 dollars in living
tar my cousi- a dream
“p.
.IV
wehvcannotbetqocse-_
tuners-wrest: er
enabler: .
303%?
Suit
The Atlantic insulated Wire and 00-,
Stoddard, Marsh a Boardmiin are“ ”It‘ll” ”it""h't‘
iii
considerable business in drawing nudl 30“”! Norwalk and .-.\ (‘. Silliinan's
5“. heirs and things?
m.’
‘.‘t i ' . 1‘
'5‘; .?
ward 7:”
LETTER ,CVARBIIRC TO MEET.
Tbres Avcwsd Candidates for lira Prg.
sldancy of the National Association.
The conventional sis National Asso-
clarion firm for era, Al Syracuse,
N Y. I a': to Hootsmim 5
promises to be the most Inipor that ever
held by that organlzation. llercto
‘i'orc conventions have been held an-
nually. but after Ibo one in Syrirtuse
the rule will be changed so that the
toiiventlona will take place every two
yours The offices elected at the
touring oouvcntlo wll hold their po
sitions for two years duiing which
time they will be In absolute control
of the affairs of [hp association
The subject of most vital Interest. to
an Increase In their salaries anti the
prospects f0i sutli int loose depending
so largely on tho efforts of the editors
to be elected the tirmpnigrr for the
executive position wliith has been vig-
orously waged for the past three
. months, has been based largely on the
[availability of the t'illltlitiillflli for this
work.
i There arc tliicc li\ilt\i‘(l taiididaics
V'foi the ploslticnt-y of the association.
oath of whom has been Indoiscd by
various bialic.lics 'llicy are James (.‘.
Kcllcr of Cleveland, 0.; Edward J.
,(lalnor of Miincic, lird.. and M. A. Fitz.
‘gerald of Now York ('ilV, Mr. Keller
Is now serving hissccoud term as pres
.: ideal of the association: Gainer Is scc-
rciary of the exccutivc board and Fitz-
; gcrnld Is a member or that body.
DEWITT IS THE NAME.
2 When you go in buy-V Witch Haacl
Salvo innit tor thé- name Dswut on at .
rry box. ,V The piuc,-u Iterated
\ilitlr Hasol is used in ms at:
Vi“ III' :1 Witch Hazel simtlic which is the
best salvo In the World for (dis, burns
:brulses. bolls. cut-inn :llltl pilca. 'l‘he
poniiluritv of Dtl“ili'.\ Wittli Hazel
Salvo. due o its many titres. has cans-
in] numerous Willlhlt‘H coirutcrfeits lo
.lrc placed on the mill Int 'l‘lic gciiiiiuc
hc are the name of ii. C. Dchit 4'; Co.
Ciritngo. Soil by t lifrord Pliuramcy.
Rejected suitor—Uh. well, 1 don't
iriiutl. lflhortrs sonitililirg I don‘t iiit‘t'
about Nell aniliou
Acc'cpted suitor-
brim—Toll do llladc
FOLEY'B KIDNEY CURE
t'lll UII‘C Bright‘s liisciise.
\Iiuit Is It. iiiy
Will cuic Stoiit- Iii liiililller,
Will ( iirc Klilncr and llludtlcr llisouscs.
For sale at Pier tul's llriig Store
Du rlen.
’Ciifiilil--“'llill (In \ml think of the
man who grits about tiring to petldlc
his own iiutohlogrnplrr "
lflgliori~Wliv. I think he takes his
life in his hands.— l'triikcI-sVVStatcriinau,
. _______",
SAVED A BOY’B LIFI.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford, Deb, says: “liraaliilo Balm sav-
etl'my boy’s life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup, We gave
him a few doses lie quickly dropped
to sleep and “mi all right iii the morn-
Ing." For sale Irv R. H, Plaisted F.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar‘
mucy
Kitty—4min Ill\ says you are prct~ ‘
tv as a picture
Clara-~Nouscusc!
t. ,
Kitty-0h,
iic didn't mean
we he did. Ilirt, of_
course. you know Harry's taste in plc- “Ch“ 5“?“ anti "000‘”qu “1"”
tiires, isn't anything to brag aborit.-—. U0.“ "1 “W “El't‘iili’mfi‘ni- 3”“ ""ml'
Boston Transcript, (.‘al'ltr,71)5.(‘euirul street. Nashville.
__~....-_L___..___ Tcnn..st1vs: “My little boy Is now
PUTS AN END TO IT ALL. ,thrt c years old and has been suffering
A grievous wail ofilmes comes as a
result of unbearable pain from over
taxed organs, Dizziness, Hackache, Liv
or complaint and Constipation But
thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills
they put an end to If all. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
25c. Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter's
drug store. “
l
l
Envy-"ch." soul the nervous. man.
"I have a habit of talking in my
sleep." And the ciulncnt citizen who
Is expected to respond to an ovation
I
I
l
in every town that the. train goes I
through murmured: “What a vslua- j
ble accomplishment." —- Washington
Star.
EAT ALL YOU WANT.
Persons troubled with indigestion or
Dyspepsia can eat all they want If they
will take .aOthl irispepsia Cure. 'l‘hlr
remedy prepares the stomach tor the.
r eptlon retention. digestion and as
llailou of all of the wholesome
food that may be eaten. and enables
the digestive organs to transform the
same into the kind of blood that giver
health and strength. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. "
.—-..——. ! fish this morning.” said Mrs CorntOS- A. M.—12:59x. 5:24x. 5:58x, 9:05,
lie—Did you notice that woman who 561 "Saya. he. threw his "I19 into a 9:422.
Just passed? 99110010! em. ' 5:40. 5:65x, 7:20.
Shea—What, the one with the dyed
hair and false teeth and nasty ready-
made clothes on. all tied up with rib-
No.1 didn‘t nbtlce
her particularly. —Punch.
_..........,. ....---...._._..._....
tl
.,r
the carriers Is the mutter of securing ‘
m. .1.
gosslpcrs, aren't they?"
Nt'Wb’.
cases that children have arc due to tile
dots are. all caused by indigestion. Kn;
dol Dyspepsia Cure ls just. as good for
children as It Is for ntliiltsf
thrive on II.
from Indigestion over siiitc he
Nashrille. but failed to do him airy
good.
all sufferers.“
cat and main s the stomach sw.cet Sold
‘slolglit upon pie for ye to be coverin'
Mrs. Hiram Offen—Are you sure I did
Min Varmint}: unit
swam: V
let him catch ’em didn't belong to a
school." rejoined the husband.
must have been an asylum."—-Wash-
lngton Star. _
Little Ea ly Risers W. S. Phllpot. of
sA-lhlll
tack i took one, Small as It was it
slums mom good than chimes] blue
mass or r
.1; (him a it’llmo it affected his plans-
antly.
iv an ideal pill.“
the money to buy you a coat. last
~ mask. .1 see you‘re not wearing it. Boy
--Np, mum. .
; :0! ‘1. basal But he should have
the qual
The Large
‘lliive you anything to say,
tlic Kentucky Judge. below
Is pronounced?" ”No" reblc
i‘cudist; ‘biit you 'll hear from my
friends if the sentence you pronounce
doesn't happen to give sotisfactiou.“——
(L‘lrlrngo Record-llerald.
' '—"""“‘T'.""-‘—T,’
' THE DEATH'PINALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
Iiimill. Thus a more scratch; Insigni
ticaut cuts or puny bolls have paid the
death penalty. It. is wise to have
llucltlcn's Arnlca Salve ever handy. It's
the best Salve on earth and will pre-
vent fatirlity, when Burns. Sores, Ul-
cers and Piles threaten. Only 25c. at,
Frank H, Baxter's drug store. "
Mrs. Ilppinann —— "l muat tt-Il'yoh,
”t‘lili, that I was displeased at your
entertaining that policeman In the kit»
chcn last night." Della—”Faith. OI
did its lrIm Into the parlor mn'iim. but
he wouldn't go.”-—Phllndclphla Led-
gcr
Foley' 5 Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and MEYdder right.
The Thorn and the Rose. —- First
Married Man—“Women are frightful
Second Mar-
ried nriiii—~"ch; biit just think what
:1 lot of entertaining Information one.
would miss concerning the neighbors
i
were they otherwise. '~Clilcugo llirlly
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Ninety-nine of every one hundred dis»
rulers of the stomach, and thcsc disor-
(Iliiltli‘en
It keeps their little atom.
was
roru. I hate had the best doctors to
After using one botlle of liotiol
1c is a well baby. I recommend it to
Kodol digests what you
1y Clifford Pharmacy.
llritiget‘Yc’ve insulted be. ma'aiii;
hat's why ()i‘m goin‘ to rave. "its a
he keyhole as If Ol'd be pcepln' iii
The makers keep
The quality keeps
the price up.
Brand of
in the WMda .. ;"
tence ':
' the ‘
‘moamauotuias.
received was striking and l was on my
regained my health "
‘l‘rlal bottles free
' i’m‘lrrfll‘llih
4 ‘ Nihili-
‘ ' fill-III 0 II.“
‘t
ity up,
it Selling'
Glam
Will’s ill-1922
usntphyslciansasthc
‘U‘i‘ifi
PRICI Nasal”...
Norwalk and A. C. Sililman's Darlen.
“Jenkins must be a pretty straight
fellow. Dobbins tells me he never
drinks a drop."
“So? You probably nrlsiindcrsttmd
Dobbins. What he said must have
been that Jenkins never drops a
drink.“-llaltlnioro News.
CONSUMPTION THREATENED.
C. nger 211 Maple 8L. Chainpaigu
lll, writes. “l was troubled with a
list king tough for a year and i thought
I lied consumption. I tried a great
many rcmctllcs and was under the care
of physicians for several months. I
used one bottle of Foley's Honey and
Tar. ll cured me. and l have not been
troubled since." Sold at Plalstod'a
drugstore, South Norwalk. and A. C.
Sillimau's, Darlen. "
"Maudie. dear, those shoes look
light, How do they feel on your feet?”
"Perfectly comfortable, momma, (To
herself): ‘if she had asked me how
my feet fclt In the shoes. she would
have had me!‘ "~Chicago Tribune.
END OF A BITTER FIGHT.
“Two physicians had a long and stub
born tight with an abscess on my right
lung. " writes .i. P. Hughes of DuPoInt
(20., “and gave me up Ivcrybody
thought my time had come. As a last
resort i tried 1):. King’s New Discov-
ery for Consumption. The benefit I
feet In a few days. Now I‘ it) entirely
it. conquers all
Coughs. Colds and Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-
ter‘s Drug Store. Price 50c. and 81.00.
.0
hat 1’ Bridget—Oi am. OI discovered
I when (A looked t’rough the keyhole
ist be accident.
CASTOR lA
Bears the
“That summer boarder caught some
"Any fish that wait foolish enough to
"That
PDTENT ’ILL PLEASURE.
The pills that are potent In their ac-
es and pleasant In sheet are Dertt' s
h lust Na ‘Dtivlllg a‘bilious al-
uy other pills i ever took and
Little Early Risers are certain-
Sold by Clitford
,.
t.Visdy‘w-l gave your father
--:"1.;Ii‘;it
‘ r:
5:
'0 put it on a '.orse Lady
r3351. curated before that of
och .
9:
TED.
meat that s
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN t!~
LEAVE SOUTH NOIWALK FOR
6: 55,
’ 9: 241: 9: 40 10: 241, 10: 40 11: 35:.
3:20x, 4:,07 4:50x 5:40, 5:55x, 6:,38
6: 55:, 7: 073,”;55111. 8:00 10:20.
31403.10210. V
t "7—”: '
LEAVE NEW YORK'FOR SOUTH
NO ALK.
8: 00!, 8: 02. 9: 00:, 9: 04:, 10: 02:, 10: 04
11: 00:, 11:02.
3: 30! 4: 091K, 4:04, 4:30,'5:02. 5:30.
6: 00!. 6. 02, 7'
11: 00:. .
LEAVE IOUTH NORWALK FOR
11:!
1—9:“,St08; 7.98
ION
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect August 17, 1903.
NEW YORK.
A. M.—-12: 59x. 5: 24!. 5258):, 6. 15,
7:03. 7:45, 821582459051:
P. 1.1.412: 55x 1: 13. 2: 25x, 3: 05,
UN DA'vs
P. 14—3 2 20:.
, .
NW
A. M.:—1302x. 13:00.6:00. 7:.00
P M.:--12 02, 1:05. 2:00x. 9:02
.. 8:00x, 9:00: 9:30
A. 3.413.818. 8.00,Y ,5?” .90 10: 09.
sw HAV as.
atlas-1:11; 1: is 1': 56:. no.
41,3249,9:10k 1010011211 05: 11 sq.
snug—’11:»... 1:.12 max. no
2536:». 7105:. 9- 05:. 9:15. 10:01.
is addition to abuse—P.
. 1,215 1: 56 7. 02,
'26, 117122. “at '7 "
«medicaid. Curtains
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Sold at Plaisted 11 drug store South
Sarita? of.
Sikirts
Linen. - - 756.
Silk. .' f" V 7:56.50
Venetian Drags Skirts
" $5 510 ‘ ‘
OnlyL forthlag week
M. KRASOVITZ
8 No. Main St. South Norwalk. .
VCHIIV Vii'§ IIIIL'IIEII Hill)
For 50 Ozone
Soap Trade
Marks.
2 Ozone
8 t a r c h
T r a d s
Marks and
2 0 a 0 ii a
‘ w athI log
P out d a r
T r a d o
Marks .
A PRETTY
AND
USEFUL
CHAIR.
GIVEN AWAY AT
‘ H. R. BULKLEY's NOVELTY STORE
62 So. Main at, 8o. 'Norwalk.
it
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for Rocker.
All First-Class stores sell the Ozone
Goods.
Solid for 32-page premium book.
The lurwalk Steambniii Company
(incorporated).
STEAM?“
_..._..___ _.
' 7:35 A. rs.
Loaves
SOUTH NORWALK,
Loaves New York . . ‘
BEEKMAN STREET, 2:15 P. M. -
(Saturday 1:15 p. rn.)
EAST 31st STREET. 2: 45 P. 14.
(Saturday 1: 45 p. m.)
Stopping at Rotorr Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings.
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwalk, at 5:30 p. m. The cit-
izsrra of Norwaik 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 first-class
steamer on the route.
—'-"".‘.'l
Single illustrations ljcis
PROPTLLER
City ofNor‘walk,
(FREIGHT ONLY)
waves New York, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5: 00 p.111.
Leaves Norwalk‘, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 6: 00 p.111.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
the Recreation from «my
Personally canoes Tours.
Block Island 3 days' Trips: “60.
Aug. 3 15.
Saratoga Springs 4 days' Trips,
412.50; a days, 31560 Aug.10,i7,94,
3.1
Amigos City, 5 days' Trips, .17.”.
rig. .
White Mountains, 5 day Trips, '88.
Aug.10,24.
Ausablo Chasm, a days' Trip, 988.
Aug. 10.17, 24, 91.
Niapai-a Fall's, 4 day Trip, 010A
Aug. 1|.
Thousand Islands, 4 days' Trip, at.
Ann; 18'.
cstsktii Mountains, 5 saw Trips,
814.50 from New Haven, Aug. ii, 80..
Royal Tour. 12 days' Trio, 878.09.
Aug. 18.
A No? Coulis, 10 days' Trip, 888.“.
“0-
Montreal, Quebec and the New
River, 11 da a' Trip, Aug. 8,. 874-90.
For tbs .5. Tourist, describing all
Tours. call on
O; W. HARRIS, Agent.
.,u'
t_ 1..
Steamer . .w
Huntington“
WEEKLY TRIP) TO LONG ISLAND. '
Round Trip,” Cents.
tW “0801003. ages awry many
a o‘cook p.111 1' an a stop-
ping at Locust Grove. W‘s" ‘1,
allowed 9% hours at Huntington still
5 hoiirl at locust Close. The Morn
a“: so o‘clock; the strain
. r
Norwalk Chronicler