snTuRDAY. JULY 8. .905.
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For the convenience of the readers
of the Sentinel, a letter box hoe been
.piaced on the bridge in front of the
ehop of William R. Gilbert. lteme for
publication ere collected daily. They
ehould be eigned by the writer in on
evidence of good faith.
ler. E. thinningiiiun \vill preach in
(‘i'tiiibury t’lhnpe-l Sunday at 4:15 p. III.
llarold Hall, of llrooklyu. is visiting
llarold Day.
There are several camping parties
at (‘qu i'tiiilure Uidlt'li.
‘ (Iarl Wirko ls spending a few days
at his home here.
Mina Mary Merritt of blast Noi‘walk.
in spending a few days; with friends
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. William Morrow, of this place.
will return Monday from a trip to lint"
falo. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel llolly slartedl
today for lionion, where they will visit
Mr. and Mrs. t‘iiurlcs Moore.
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Miss Jessie C. iironson, of New lia-
ven. is visiting her parents, on Greg—
ory Boulevard.
The eonditidn ol’ Miss Alice Sher-
wood. of it‘lfth street, remains about
the some.
llyington
llci'bert has returned it!
his home iii Hartford, after spending,
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the Fourth with friends.
A regular business meeting oi" the
laclloda (‘luh was held last evtniiig
til the club liointe. 'i‘hcre wait a good
attendance of' int-inherit.
Mrs. Clifll'lt‘s (‘lilliilliiigfi, oi‘ lCasl
avenue, is ill
daughter. who was spinal nn-uiinzitls.
is slightly lmproicd.
Charles Peck. .lr., whose hand was
injured on July 4, is not, getting along
as well all was expected. ills hand is
in u very bad condition.
William '1‘. Itayittond. in charge of a }
i‘orcc of men, is at work buying on the
East Norwalk farm of lttiymontl IIltiilI-
oru,
Silas Sherwood presided at the illt‘l'l-
log of the Junior liuiid. last even-
ing. for the llrst time since his elec—
lion as tho chlcl’ oilircr 'I‘lte incctiiig
was a very liilt‘l't'siillg one,
Superintendent ltlclnti‘d lilaud de~
eii'cs that there be its large nii ilIIl‘llli‘
iinri- at the Advent Sunday school as
possible tomorrow, as there will be
mailers of interest to the children.
The Andrew. Radial diompany ink.
hustling the work of planting the try-
nlcl‘ shells.
ed :lti.ooo bushels. which is iiillt‘ll ahead
iii last year's retortl tor the hilllli‘ until»
her ol’ days.
Work is being i'lI‘-llt'tl oil the re-
taliiiiig wall. which is being erected
so that the llt'\\' lire housi- may Ilt' hula
I‘letl along as last as possible. The
wall is nearly completed. and as soon
as it is done illi" work on the iiiiilti' ,
ing Will he started.
Mr. and Mrs, William ll. ICarle. oi
East avenue, gate a farewell diniici‘.
'l‘ltui'stlay. to General anti MrH. liti<sell
Frost, on the occasion of their dc<
parture for Europe, it‘dny. 'i‘hci't- “'t'l‘t‘
present Major l'I, lill‘. .li‘., Mrs, llill.
Mrs. ('havlis, Miss Sally llctls and
(‘apttilit Nelson 'l‘ttvloi‘.
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While little itiiiliy Davenport, who
reached her eighteenth month on July
i'dh, hasn't graduated yet, she learned
another word on the i"()lll‘lii, and that
was "Hang." l’revluun to that she us—
ed to go tho rounds of the pig my.
the hen coup and ”W cow shod, tui-
dressing the bugs liy their proper
name. “l’ig. Pin.” the fowl, "l‘llick.
t‘hick.“ and the bovine "t‘ow," spelled
cow and not kt‘UW.
Mist-i I’ltiri‘llt'o. the third daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Alla-rt l3, (llnpiuittle. and
granddaughter of the late Mrs. Susan
W, (llapsuttlc. of Hunt. Norwalk. reel-nt-
ly graduated in Manhattan with high
honors, and was delightfully gotten
tip for tho oct'nl-tioil, Wearing a dcllcato
lawn (Irena. with white. ullk saith, and
carrying a bouquet of nwcet peas. The
three nintcrtt. Josephine, Mabel and
l"iorcucc.. are Well known in Maui Nor-
'wulk. us they frequently made visits
to relatives hert- in the summer sea.-
sou. 'l‘liey art- cousins to Mrs. E, W.
JIIIIIL‘B.
liurvcy ll. linvciiport, the oldetit
grandson of Ml'h. lildwin w. James. of
blunt Norwnlk, recently painted Ilili ox-
uiniuatlon In the lilgii School of Hull-
'liington. Vt.. with credit. to himself
and family. ilii well lit-l lila tutors. There
were thirty-live in the close and each!
had written an many. but owing to the
unusual percentage of gruduutea the
reading hint to be dispensed with. one
of the proiiiiurtu lili'ii of the place de-
livering an address liitttead. Mr, and
and Mrs, Frank ll, Davenport, the par.
onto, have reason to be proud of Har-
vvy. in well its other members of the
household. All his head seems to he
more in the pt'ofeuiilonfll line. he hi to
'go to the high school for another
year. which iii the limit in Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. Barth. of Long inland
City. and Mr. and Mrs. Miller. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. have returned to their
remctlve homes, after their annual
visit with Mr. and Mn. Ferdinand
Klmmlch. and It in uedltm to say they
”not,“ .. . .. .. . e - .
h .(4 ‘ ~ \" i t‘ “
with appendicitis. A;
The) have already plant»
enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
Berth Mili‘Ml‘fi. Milleimure coutdne‘to
the tonsorlul artist‘s wife. Louis
liarth is Well known in The Norwaiku.
having iuid charge oi: Christian
iSwartz’u tobacco factory at number of
.years ago, and after he left here went
into business tor hiuiiioli' in Loin;
Inland City. Louis has his third wile.
1two of them having died, and the
iMiIlero are enjoying the fruits of the
‘erouoiuy and thrift in their earlier
days,
‘ Shire lilo opening of the dog day
‘und cat night season, it. is hard enough
Ilo bear the bowls of the hungry cuii-‘
linen. and the yowln of tin.- Iuaailtihio t‘e-
lilacs; but they are dumb bruins, no-
tciilled, and haven't any reason. llut
there are others. both intelligent and
gsuppoued to be well brought up. We
,‘ret‘er to a crowd of Juveniles who.
{when nightfall nets in. ntart out with
such piercing. slirlt-ltliig. squealing
iyolluua to net. nervous people ultnoet
lwllti, and make their patience cease
ito be a virtue. if the [ltll‘t‘illu will not.
or cannot make them go it little catty.
,tlic taxpayers, who pay for their
lb‘i'lltXiIillg and to be insulted when lit-
’it'lillilillg to reason with them, will
have more to any later.
i Rowav'ron.
Agente for The Evening Sentinel. ln
Rowayton. are Frederick, LockwoOd.
:EIwOod Broadway and Charlee Petty.
{Ordere lent to any of the above will
‘recelve prompt attention.
‘, RELIANCE HOOK AND LADDER CO.
will hold Lawn Festival and Entertain-
liuont at. Mrs. A_ lllbble‘s. itowuytou
nve., aft. and ti\'t’. of ll‘rl. and Sut..
iJiin l=l null 15. Novel attractions.
. Mrs, William (‘tishinau has gone to
jllitntiugtoli, l.. 1.. to spend a few days.
Miss I"itil‘t‘ilt't:' i'oi'throp. of liltigc-
field, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.
ll". Jennings, ol' Rtiwltyltiil.
I Elmer t‘ase, who has been residing
{for some months in l'utcltogtie. l., 1..
than returned to itowuyton to live,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leach have re-
Filll‘llt‘li from a trip to Niagara. and
tire guests of t‘aplaiu ll, W. Cole.
i The evangelistic services in the
tMt-tliodist Episcopal Church, lust night
ivvero largely attended and very inter-
estiug.
. Mrs. ltlllzn it}. Waterbury and dangli-
tier. Mrs. W. l“. Jennings. oi‘ Iiou'ayton.
:spciit 'l‘lilirsday with Mrs. Mary North-
li'op. (if Ritigt'iltiitl.
Mrn Frank Thrall, of llownytou.
;i‘oitit.. has returned home after a few
.tiitys‘ visit with relatives on llnscco
lavciitie, l’tn't (‘hcsler
I A special meeting of the ltowttytoit
1school district will he held tonight at
its o’clock tor the pitrpost» of tit-ting on
itlte question of a heating oystem.
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The legal voters of the South lt‘ivt‘
iMiltl Iiii‘i'l' St'liiml lilSil'lt-l ltl't‘ Ilt‘l't'liy
‘litiliilt'ti and warned that n int-cling
twill be Ill'ltl at the school honor Satur-
Iday evening. .liin a, limit at it o'clock.
i To (‘Ullh'ItIl‘T the advisability of heat-
Iiiig the school rooms by hot air. steam.
liil‘ hot water. and to appropriate iiioll-
Key for the ltctililiyr of said i'tioiiis ilh‘
{may be deemed advisable.
And to transact any other business
lpropcrly coining before said met-ting.
l lu‘Aiii. li‘. ’l‘l'liiMES,
lllstrici t‘oiuinltiee.
lioiy:t;.'loii, (‘onn,, July i, llth.
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i DARIEN AND noaorou.
Aaente for the Evening sentinel. In
lDarien. are Arthur staueon. and Wal-
‘lace Shercr. Orders lent to either of
Ithe above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
Miss Ethel Staples. oi" llrooklyn, has
been visiting Mills Stella Austen.
Fred Van St'tiy was the guest of
Frederick Smith, yesterday.
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’I‘hc Marlena will play the ,
(‘hesicr baseball team, lo‘day.
Mn.-.)—
l’ort
’l‘horo are many visitors
here now.
Hillllllll‘l'
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liciijiiitilii St. .ioltii, .lr., wlti leave
for Vermont in it short time to be gone
some. weeks.
Mi‘ii. Thaddeus iicll will leave noon
for u. vialt wiib her arm Alfred and
family of humor.
John Turner. of Norotoii. has great-
ly improved Ilil-l residence by painting.
white with green blinds.
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lii a recent game the Darien team
defeated the New Canaan baseball
team by a tit-ore, of :l to ii.
Minis Maud Vttll Dine and Miss Atl-
dlo Tucker have been vialtlin; tn iiurt-
ford for u few days.
Mina Harriet Darrow. of Weetport.
loft. yesterday for a month's visit with
friends in Darleu and Sprlitgdnle.
Chltl'ltut Adamo IH having it new
home erected not for trout the rail-
i-oed station on the l‘irndy property.
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‘ Mrs. Hennliig'it residence on Gor-
liam’s pond halt been rented for the.
summer to Judge “Oililt‘ti, of New
York.
Some very iiandiioilie pictures are
on exhibition at the public library.
The pictures are loaned by tho Colon-
Inl Damon. of Hartford.
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Mleii Gertrude Valentine. of Dorian.
_ “notion each action.
‘ tfu't' ‘ I
“ll ileum-.5.
wall as bulletin.“ The, chief objection
to the transaction ht that the pun
loltied airlicle wut. a gift to the turn
and in the matter of hit tailing oil. it
there in iiol uiitlieicul money to iiinlte
the needed repairs. out with ii and the
public will contribute to the fund. but
name courtesy is due the. town even
from so independent and null assuring
ti body as the lll‘utttilii board of rit‘IUt‘l‘
melt.
Publlcl ”Halted" ..t .‘ ‘ I. at f
the aren’t PEOPL 3 ll 8‘21".“ 3:280“
thOPhLI'I it’lli'eeiou.
-~ In In ten .tl..Flru
The Orville 00.. int». h’eult‘tnuon. fife?" 2" I904. "
oumiement—lti I very gratifying indeed for me
to to art to you met tirrlno haeyroven to my entire
um notion thet it to I epeiahl' or drunkenneee. A
WEST NORWALK.
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Burlls tutti
I'v‘illll'Iy'm.3‘?a§’”€'}.3il“§.‘i‘dy 'DJL'ii:.I”:.‘.,".I iitllilly .N’lii'ili the lt‘ulll‘lh til ICIlb‘IUll.
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”rfeoteohvlety. label! hue elzl|ionl?1'vot.'dawrerm M13 “I“! MI‘S' he" ”W'mm- 01' Bl'ililfl“
any pencil to me for Ivfl'lilretion of thin to at.
' om commend tirrlnu e a cure for thetterrlbluo‘d II-
eue ilruuhuneiut. Wiulnnayou [reeltvuae I Inn.
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Tourer" tilt .‘
y gnpgi'nteugii’neoope ni'elon.
A SIMPLE HOIE TREATMENT!
DI . POI {To cure without atlent'g knowi.
‘port, are the guests of Robert h‘ey-
mom for u few days.
Mrs. Maroon (3. “he is visiting relu-
tives in Virginia,
Misses licssie and Maud Anderson.
of the it til (i corset, factory, are. visit-
ing rciatlvou iii llavcrnti‘uw. N. Y., for
edge. buy ()i'rlne.l 0.1; for volun-
Ol. levy treatment. buy Orrlue No. 2.
Clint [NESTED Oil HONEY “FUNDED.
look on “ Drunkenneu ' '(Ieeletl) free on toque-t.
omue muledtneniedion receipt union by u Week,
The Orrlne Co.. Inc., Washington. D. (3.] “
. Haiti sud recommended lay , Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Weed are
entertaining Mrs. Wecd'a coueln, Misti
Warm. of New York.
'0. F. ZEITFUSS, DRUGGIST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. Miss l'earl Morchotise gave a party
to her young friends on the evening
of the Fourth. ice cream and cake
were soi'vcd and a pleasant evoniiig
was enjoyed by all.
LYONS PLAINS
James Smith. wife and son. spent
last \veek iii Hartford.
Mrs, Susan M. thinks is borne front
a month's stay in (irccntlcld.
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and Miss llelen Purdy, of‘ Wyoming,
N. .l.. have been guests at Capt. A. V.
iteed‘s, iii New Canaan.
The Sunday schools of the l'iurlon
Congregational and Methodist Church-
es will picnic at ltye lit-itch on Friday.
July 28. They go by trolley. leaving
the StniniortHiai‘icn towu line at. tlzlti
ii. in. atid plan to arrive at starting
point at about ii p. in. The l’rcsbv .
ittl‘lllii school is also invited to join
in}. and a delightful time in llilllt'illill'
(if .
.ltiuies llikeman is very ill,
barn is attending him.
Mrs. John Willinnin is able to be
about. after her recent severe. illness.
Dr, (tor~
A very pleasant lawn party was giv-
eii at the linrleii Congregational
church. on 'i‘htn‘sduy night. The Sittin-
ford Mandolin t‘liib furnished music
for the occasion.
Mrs. Emma Jennings is home from
it three wet-ks” stay in \Vcstpoi't.
.
At the congregational Church on h‘un-
tlay evening. the itev. Mr. Brown will
speak of the lite oi" the lamented soc
retnry ot‘ stoic. .iohii lla)’. The hour
ll. .l. Mel‘onltcy. wife and son. spent
last Sunday in llcilicl.
Services will be held tomorrow in
ot‘ scrvico is onto, the twilight hour. ilmnntnntii t‘lturrh at the usual hour.
-- ‘..'.:lii p. ill.
liirum H. Smith. adtiiliiistrnlor of -———~——~—-
the i-slnle ol- the late Attila bluith, of Mrs, 1., lt,’ Hoyt l't‘illl‘llt‘tl \Vetliics-
llarieii. Iilln been given six months by
the Stamford Probate Court for crctii~
tors to exhibit their claims for set
”child”.
day night from a visit of several days
in Bridgeport,
The young bloods made it lively
here as Well as elsewhere til't'l‘ the
glorious It‘out‘th. The weather wait all
that could be wtslicd for. No arcidriils
tire reported.
A large unloiiiobile which was pass-
ing under the railroad bridue yester-
day nt‘tcruooii. narrowly escaped col
Iiding with one of UeKlyn's bakery
wagons. 'l‘lie auto was stopped With-
in a few inches of the wagon.
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Mrs. Sylvester llul‘lbtirt. of West.
port, is visiting her daughter and at-
iitteiidlug to the repairs uiid improve»
lllt‘llls on her house. They expect to
move in as: soon as possible.
NOTES omits SEASHORE.
Mn:~ l“. S. Ilrowu and family, of 33
Sit-tens street, llnitlinry. have return-
ed home after spending it few days til
iiclle island.
”haw”...
A number of the Kennedy iiuui‘dn.
in ramp at Roton I‘tillli. wont to Stalin
ford in all auto. 'l'hiii‘sduy. iilid wr-rc
shown the points of interest in iltid
around the city.
STRIKERS PUT OUT PICKETS.
('liit'MiO, .itin 5‘ - ’l‘lic resumption
today of extensive piclteting lil the
lctiitislcrs‘ strike promised some of the
violent scenes which characterized the
earlier days of toe t'tiIiIIIt'l., “The tilt-
tle.~.~ of the pickets." explained 'l‘. .l.
iiynii. business agent of the Depart-
ment Store lirlveris‘ Union. “will be
simply to watch and neck information.
There will be no attacks upon either
IItiIl'llIiImi drivers or dcsericrt: from
the tiiiloii. it Ih‘ necessary that the
leader.» known absolutely the condi-
tions existing in the Hil‘lkt‘dltlllllli lions.
['8 in order that they may conduct
the strike intelligently.
Next week llcv. H. S, lirowu takes ll
portion of his vacation. lie will visit
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and Illt‘klltli'l.
where he was I'ortnei'ly a pastor. July
it; he will supply the piilplt of the ini-
l'tiyelte .-\\‘l‘lllle Presbyterian t‘hiirch.
of llul‘l’nlo.
(‘lltll‘lt‘fi ll. li‘ilcll. of Ntil‘oitin, hm. St“
t'lllt'li n contract from Patrick Fain-y
to build a ten-room fi‘iiiiic dwelling in
Spriugdulc for Mr. it‘abey. ’l‘ht-
sirnetnro will be titled with all mod
eiii nmioinlmcnls, and is to be hand-
somcly llulslictl.
w“. -m‘
Ever since the detectives‘ til' ”it“
(‘onsollduictl litllll’tlittl have been eii
gttged iii clearing lrcight trains of
trumps and hoboes ill llni‘lcn, Slain-
ford has become infested with knights
of the tomato can. The detectives ot
the road are still at work. and Sittin-
l'ord in full of tramps. They do not
malt.- any tiisiurlnihcc, but they bani:
around the outskirts of the town as
soon as they strike the city.
The will of William Zieglci', the link
lug-powder king. and, in recent years,
the backer of Arctic explorations. was
admitted to probate by Surrogate
Fitzgerald, in New York, yesterday,
The will bequealhs the residue of the
estate. which is estimated to amount
to thirty million dollars. to the adopt-
ed son. William Ziegler. 'l‘liei'e was
some talk that oliiectioin‘i to the pro
hitting ot' the will would be filed by
Mrs. Henry R. Shields, ol' hos Aiigcles.
Cut. a sister of the deceased million
airs. No oblections Were tiled, how-
ever, and _tli9 Sur'rogutc admitted the
will to probate. ‘
Also will luv the theme of Pastor
G. 'l‘. Freeman in the M. ii}. Church
at llaricii tomorrow evening, this be
ing the second in ii. sericn of Short
Sermons From Short ’l‘exts. Mil-iii llel-
eu llrttminer anti Master Howard i-ilau
son will ulna. A apt-rial t‘vtlllgeliitllc
meeting under the nuspicca of the Nor
walk group of the conference eviittiitn
lisilc (rtliliiilli'liiitili will be held in the
Methodilit ('llitirtilt on Wednesday cv~
oiling. Rev. 3. ii. ilray. oi Sauna
tuck. will make tho tidilrosn. ()u ’i'littru-
tiny evening more will be a concert
and fenllvnl on the lawn adjoining tltn
home of Charlcu ll. li‘itch. at Not-oton
(‘lllt‘AtiQ .luly X.-'l‘he National
Association of Pension lixuiiiiniilg
Stirgcoua has convened here for a two-
days' Mission. with lilo pension exalt)-
inerti, representing 4.500 members of
the pctinlOlI boards in attendance. in
order to further the movrmcnt toward
doing away with whatever l‘i'octlon ex-
Ists between tho pension boards and
the peltulou authorities at Washington,
Dr. Samuel llouaton. medical referee
of the pcualon bureau, was invited to
at end the convention.
The convention will be ticVoted
largely to the r'cadiiig of papers on
diseases peculiar to oltl itoldlcrii.
ROBBER SECURED $1.500.
MEADOWS. lilalio. Jilly ii.—~'l‘lie
slugo from Warren to Meadow» has
been held tip by a lone highwnyinun
ilcnr ltcuort Station. The bandit t‘ov‘
crod the driver with two automatic
revolvers and coitipelleil him to rut.
ll aiicktt and throw them
I‘luighln. A. feast of good titlnua Iii ”W" the nut
moved all the regio-
oi it-iet iiitd an on ovuhl, ocean on ““‘V‘h “0 then re
pr n l 1’ v ‘ tcred lollcru. 'an [iIIHHttnKlll'ti and
I” "WWW" tho driver were lined up and relieved
of their valiuiiiltat. The rubber then
eooiy walked away with bin plunder.
amounting to H.200 or tilitlo, lie was
tinuuutked.
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WATCHMAN'B BODY IN FIRE
HUINO.
WESTPORT.
Agent. for th. £venlno.8entlnei. in
Weetport. ere 8. Dlglovennl and Wm.
E. Neeh. orduie ant. to eliliereftiie
above will receive prompt attention,
iIOB’l‘th. Jilly Bree-Tho body of Aug-
unttui Bouuort. watchman. wait found
today in the ruin! of the fire. which
destroyed lull. nilltt oxienslvu lumber
yards and wherfauo property in the
South End. The watchman wan ro-
portcd all militia! allot this fire broke
out. The ruins ware tillll burning to-
day anti half e dozen ili‘e engines and
a fire hoot were at. work.
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CATHOLIG UNION T0 MIET lN AL
IANY. .
month". July tile-Tile Rev. Witl
tor .l. Shaniey, of title oily. prouldeat
of the Catholic Wan; “annotation!
Union. unnotineodtO-deythnt the. an-
nual convention OHM Minn would he
held in Albany. N, Y.. on August 23.
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ARM lOTlGlt GONtiblHiD UNLIKEo
PEKIN. July 8351‘ Moorland ex~
ciullon queetlon imetli in etetu duo.
it twirl” :mldez-ed 1119:; £33
on _ w ‘
malt ”ligand: out 4”,... .
There are to be no Sunday serviced.
afternoon or evening, in (Iiirliit cliitroii
during July or August.
Kenneth (t. Mackenzie received first
prize at Yale University for Advanced
Chennai ry.
Mrs, fictli‘lfo. Northrop who iiun been
seriously ill for some. that» lit reported
oonvniouclug and able to vlult frlenda
iii thin section.
The i-wu trial: the. long of the icon
min In the tililitil' an a calamity. ‘ou‘.
the hole outcome of the austirnnce of
the mletimen In ltit removal It! lemon.
intlotl. A titlzomt meeting wilhror‘
dare to the town talhern would be
infective in bringing them to their
«chuck in bruit in maldn them ath
of tho, fin-t. that the nu llc duet; not
it lg quite so
that Iho mutilate. so celled. .tvu I
back antither end fei- froio tat-nemat-
at. but it warm good Weill“ and
inlaid}. milled MEN! mitt. «-
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DR. Kenna-oil‘s
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taint
Breaks no liaising. Excuses
no Crimes.
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Dr. thiil Kcliiioiiy‘n FAVORITE REM-
EDY is mild disguised enemy of the human
rauo; where it cannot. intip, it. does not.
harm. It is composed of vegetable ingra-
(iielllh and does not, hunt. or inflame the
blood but. cools and purifies it. lil ullcnncsi
of Kidney troubles. liltiil' complaints. (lou-
stiptilioil ot" the Iiotvcln. and the delicate
dcrnngcinoiiin which nillict women. the ac.
tion of lir. Kennedy‘sIt‘i\\'.i)li.i'l'E REM.
EDY Iii beyond praise, 'l‘liouutmdn of
grateful people voluntarily testify to this.
in letters to Dr. Kennedy; and with a
warmth and fulluom of Worth which nit-m
luminous certificated hover political-i. it
makes no tit-unkind» "03(0th no crimes ~—
brouks no hearts. in itu coming there Iii
hope. and in its \vinun there in healing.
We elmlleuge atrial and um ooniidout of
the rel-lull. Your dragon-t. has it. ONE
DOLLAR. II. llottle. Bear in mind tho
name and address: Dr. David Kl‘lNNEllI,
Readout, New Turk.
ARE TESTING THE NEW ENGINES
Baldwin Machines Running to Nau-
" gatuck for Adjustment.
A number of the new engined built
for tho New York and New Haven
railroad by the llttldwiii liocoiiiotivc
works of Philadelphia, are now being
tested and got down to running order
oil it rim between New Haven and
Nutigatttck .lttuciioii, ’l‘wo’ or three,
rottiid trips a day are liltltit' with the
engines for the purpose of adjusting
the machinery and wearing down the
bearings. The engiiics are towed to
the shops in this city. where the (ll‘in
iiig rods are adjusted and all of the
put-tn connected, Then they are l'llll
back and forth tip to Naugultirlt .lunc-
lion. For some or the engines it will be
.necesssnry to Hill them for a week
and another umrbiuc may be pill in
condition in half that illlll'. 'l‘licy
lliI-y are run for a time on lo«-.ti “him
before it is considered advisable to
Hill them in hauling cvprcss trains.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party may lw
given to your stomach and liver, by
taking it iiit-diclnc which will relieve
thclr pain and discomfort, viz.: Dr.
King's New Idle i’llls. They are a
most wonderful remedy. alt'ordiug sure
relief anti cure, for headache, dlzzls
nose: and constipation, 250 at 1“, it‘.
Baxter's drug store. H
Extent-unr- creation
multilingual
II II
urn. Alle Inllntzll Lotti.- nit brunet
m cm .nrsrnn-s rimmed:
In HID and Hold milillc Mu ruled
vuh blllrli'hon Tulle no other. Hornet
humou- Ilbellt‘tluil aid 1-“.-
it... any of your brunet. er tend do. ll
liar-re M Portia-Inn. «ell-onion
no ‘aelie'fnr Jd'fl. t'tllll'.hyr.
. oil. In. on't'ntimtmtli- fluldby
‘ file-helmet (I cutie-IF?
.
allot.- Mun—o 0‘ III A
Now is the lime to
get a
Gas Range
AND
Water
Heater
Then uou will be readii
when the ieailu liol
daas come.
out ll’y minimal.
Fresh. Fish
Win—-
BLITEWSH........................120
WEAKFISH....................... 8c
PORGlES ................ 41hii..25c
SEA BASS .. 7t:
EELS...120
FLUKE AND It‘lid'l‘li'litill.......7c iii.
B'l‘i'iAK C01) 10
SWORD it‘iBll........mu-.12clh.
Alli: O'l‘ilililt KINDS OF lt‘iSlI A'i‘
REASONABLE PRICES.
THI PIOPLI'I PIIH AND WWI"
MAIKIT.
Old leivetlen Anny lulldln
Int line of weenlnoton “not "on
CA". OHAHLIl DUONOID. Prop.
tenth None-tit.
Carpenlei.«i3iiildei and
General Contractor
IOTIMA‘I'II GIVIN F0" 40.:
G
mu. reconfirm arteriole”.
ammo menu
A?“ .
,... . t.
.t .
IMO. IUILDINO 0P NIW AND ll ‘
MODILING 05'?!» I‘I'flgO'l'Ufllli
IN DEW? TOWN‘O BMW
Palmer
Hammad
You buy the has
i ..._.......
Colors will not run or fade.
and will out-wear-
all others.
Charles—”ii. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 143-8.
. m
'i’honeI 1392.
Jenkins Bios. lilies
In! g
Garlocli Pulling
Geri-led In Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
ileii England Electric lotus.
Hava no women-Gen allow
them In operation.
Repalre to Stationery and MI-
rlne Englnee and General Mech-
rlno Work Soliclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG: CO. \
so WATER sr.so.Nonw1iLK.
f.
x847. 190
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock
RICHMOND RANGES?
5.
‘Y-‘r‘p ,,
“”6 ,Stud
. :1 j. .-
34" ind" '
lo I necessity of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happineee.
of
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS To prevent alcknese and enjoy the
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or drenlno chem.
here with a snowy white, one-piece
"Standard" Porcelain Enameled Leve-
siie' or Gold "watt
Papers at Cost.
Now in the. time to tidy.
Hills.
and August to reduce the price or
t:t)l.l) \VAIJ. i’AI’ElIS to cost,
order to make room for now good
if you need WALL PAPER for tit
summer or next fall, come and see
our stock. ‘
Cloth Window Shades with mag
250" J . t .l e.
h...—
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
I’alnters' Supplies.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
[0 order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
l. H. haiku
B7 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk. Conn. -
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
'AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone. 137—8.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
‘e .4“.
Aultliui
l‘learance SAME ()it‘ (itilil) WALL PA<
it is my custom during July
in
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have. samples In our showroom
and will gladly quote you pricee.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STD.
South Norwalk. Conn.
I
“that. to... no:
l
Any diseased condition of the ‘
is Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
intent and most improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 Boom
Mala street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
free. by a specialist. who has been con-
nocted with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. SOOIITY,
Branch, 66 80. Main St. _
Treatment hours, 8.10, 14, 7-8. "N:
m
B.
9.
Ho‘iiéi mom
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE ITRIET. ,
Newly furnished throughout flout
comfortable and uptodato hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat in "of!
room. Bathe in connection. Perc
fect sanitation. Rooms excelieu I
appointed.~ Alwe‘yl comfortable I
quiet. “I? l.-
Cafe cert-yin; 3 full line 0! Kerr t \
Merrill end Condit’e wince. flaunt »
9 and clnrl, Beet etocked be! in the
city. .w
T. I. SULLIVKN, Prop. ‘ '
TELEPHONE CALL. 890-4.
Wall
Paper.
Our Itock‘ of new :oo'tle lust {I
is e little larger then ever belch}
Wonderful how low you or,
buy nice good: here. You kilo-17
we do the work in lit very but
met: .. a... i
We lieve taken e good wit
cootrecte for house painting eel
will be [led to Iubinlt time- in
your work. . .i.........i.-t¢.«i
Weuyto communion”-
THE
Elli Nil
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WIT H
Capitol
Sumlm.
Net Profile.
m
eollelte eccounte of lndivlduete. me
ufeeturere. merehente end corporation:
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHBWBON. Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON, CIIIIIOI'.
DIRECTORS.
E.‘ H. Metheweon John H. Light
John H. Knapp
Joeleh it. Mervin
chi-lotion Owen: J. Welleoe Merv
Fred H. Rowen.
“M. .M...d_...t.., . _.. ....,.. , «.4. .. .
.ilISl'iiliT' EliiEF 1313'
mi , fl 3,350.3; '1m-::E:”:..
am: i 1...}: .f I! WI O:
1,: ”oi-«2.17M? all
iiliil lllllli
3100.000.00
Sl00.000.00
360.000.00
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman m
m m ‘
“‘Lv»
thing you need for the «comic I
of your home ineide or out. _, , .
Gal-ham.
TELEPHONE 335—2
10 FIRST OT. ,
q
E. NORWALK:
.. an lam trimmer:
AGENCIES.
ALL lNBUflA REAL: IOTAT!
MORTGAGES, OTARV. OTIAM-
BOAT TIOKITI. '
PATINTO BECURKD. | l
2 IOUTH MAIN OTRKET. ‘
Til. Gail, “M “I
I ”tithlydflik V I
Q“ denim“! ;
um '
.ilemt we‘ll for mun ll" .
‘73;
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Norwalk Chronicler