wannnsonv. mm... ,905. ‘1‘
0W» "
i
of tho SOfltlflIifl letter box tin bun
placed on thI bridge in front at the
Ihop of William R. Gilbert. ltomo for
publication "I collected dIlly. They
Ihoulo bo IignIo by the writer on an
"trillion of good faith.
NIN NNI
For “‘0 Ibnvonionce oi' the readIrI
Misa,,i-‘loreuce N‘ewlua. ,oi‘ lsllp, L.
i, In the guest of Mirth May l‘lawklus.
Mina new“ Bell, of (‘ch chnttt-, in
teaching in a summer school or Mono
clair. N. .1
Albert Young, who lives In the same
house wltit Richard Irwin. of Ncw
street. Willi bitten about ”its! fucc rtu
cenily by Mr, lrwlu‘n dot: Spot.
Young had often been cautioncd not
to play with the animal. Ilr. Royttl
L. Higgins cauterlzetl the wounds.
M
The mcmbers of the East NUI‘WllIk
Dramatic Club bud u Jolly tluw last
evening. Early In thc evculug tin-y
boarded u wagonetto und drch to
North ii‘ulrlleid to the houn- of Mrs.
Maison, a former members at tho
club, and gave her it aurprlnc purty
and .tin:,shower. Tho stirtll‘irle was
a complete 'onc In every respect'und
watt thoroughly enjoyed by it“ the
members of the party. A luncheon
was Rt‘i‘Vfld, ut‘tcr which tln- rcturu
trip was made.
James Hartford and Mrs, Iluvld L.
Hartford enlertulnt-rd their Sunday
school classes at their home. 00 Win-
tield street. East Not-walk. Monday
night. The evening was pun-sod dc-
lightfuily with music utnl gamcs, and a
, sumptuous collation wns sorvcd. ’l‘bont-
present were MNSHI'S Iiobcrtu
Hawkins. Edith Scymour, .‘iltunic
I’ecit, Alice Ilatrlli. ivldlih Mend. lsu~
bcl Iluni’ord und i'curl Waidron, dud
Ularcnct- Wittiiultcr. i‘hurlcs lluut‘orri
and Frank Mend.
. Years of ntii‘lci‘ing rt-Itcwd in at
night. itching pitou yield at oncc to
tho curntitc proportics ot‘ iloiiti’n
Ointment, Neror tails. .-\l lilt,’ drug
utorc, 50 cents.
_.-._4. L _. -.._. ”m...—
RGWAYTUN.
And“ for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowaytou. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood BroadWIy and Chart" Petty.
Order. nut to any at the above will
receive prompt attention.
RELIANCE HOOK AND LADDER CO.
will hold Lawn Fmtltttl and l‘ llit‘rltliii-
tilt-Int .Ii inn. A llibblc‘n. Itownytou
uvc” ufl. nud i‘i'i’. of PM. :tud Std.
July Ii “MIN 1?». Non-l otirztctious.
that! but" wrulln-r,
itiiti iiht‘iy iu silty,
Shooting piko la- now ihc inrorllc
pnslitnc, logcthcr with blltchiluitlntx,
m
The usual prayer lilt't'iillglw‘ will bc
hold ill liic cburchcs tnntorrutt‘ t-wn
lug.
is with us now.
(‘Iiutlcs Itidcr and Mrs. Mtti'l
L'iltdututdtcu oi Lu: 1 \‘ottttilh. \tttt'
gittlnin yt'niordtiy of Mr. tittti Mt'x. l.
ill. l’otty. oi Raymond street.
M rs
'l'hc licritvicy llounc in wcil iilicd
with summer bourdt-rs, nearly oil of
whom coun- from tln- metropolis. :tud
utc dcllghtwl with lilo In ltowuylon,
’i‘bt- inch of robot but-t chum-d it good
muuy wells in this \‘illugo to go dry.
untl tiltli'ras ruin t'iIliii‘h nouii thcrc pro-
lilin‘ch to in- Mllllt' Milli-riot; on tho putt
til i'cnlticittn
oi iinwllyiuli.
wltit lilt' l'htut
bud
Nor-
iiii'i‘t‘
'i'ltc Sitt‘l‘t‘iit‘i‘i.
ctiguxcd u gluon
walitn. hut :illt't' wulitlug up
filttnd thut nobody wnu lilt'l‘t'. ’l‘hc
umpire culimt inc mum ii to 0. Show
of tho Dittyt‘l‘h‘ w'cru (‘. .lcnniltxn. ll.
Duluull, W. h‘icvctm. It. liruntlwuy.
S. It. itichurdv null (', ilrudy. of the
tnmlvo dcpurttucut ‘ol thc Now York.
New iiliit‘ll :tud llurtl‘ord Ituiiroutl
Company. oi‘ .\'cw Ituvcu, wurc hort-
yonlt-rduy, liiiiitiiib’. uu ilit‘lill‘i'lliili of tho
new pump ltl til-1 wuicrltm ntutlou.
it in iiiiiit'l‘nliuol iiiul tht' olili“
Igin wcro no pillow-"i with tho work-
ing» oi‘ tlo- itcw tuucitlnc liltii. they
lnirnd to dupliluic it in thc poor In-
tutc. 'i‘hc obir druwbnvk now will
in: tho lnrit of \i'lill‘i', no thel now tuup
illitt‘ré up much morn wutcr (but the
two old out-rt lint. null lumpy iln- innit
liltti it'tlttuim ttvut' iiu‘ ovvriiuw pollii
nil thc tilin-
Tito tittttuul lrdirul of tho i‘hlid-
rch‘u iitlllii'. in thou-n. wmt lii'iil hint
night, until prowl u «rout fliicitfiltlt. A
iorito numiwr oi [M'tiiiii‘ tttlcndud from
ltuwnytuu. null for tin-tr convenlonro
cnrrluuvu Wl'ii' pttwhlcd. Pinu- um-
unt-maut With illiwi'ii by the ultticu of ti
bulky hotiw. whirh rotation to Itoep
Hu- roml wiuu llw wuou wun illicit.
lull would ally oil nidcwuyu into it
mum» or iron Witch the occupuntu
piltvli out oi iiit‘ wugun. tho horuc
Would liltit‘i oil up the mud title a
”null, ifliii 1hr iiiitt'l itmi hard work
in N‘Mrflili him i'ii’llit'lliiy tho unit
mill was not ttlmrituhiy inclined.
‘ wmvn-‘h—M
Pitt! AUTOMOBILES BURNID.
LAKIIWILLE. July Imam/tn autumn
hlio born tit tho rout oi the uttmmur
residence of truth libcpurd Jt . of Pro-
vitience it L, wua burned to the
ground («clay and Me outclhohilen
valued tit tram will») to ’5. 000 earth.
which were ntoml in the barn. were
totally dcittmymt 'lhts ham limit
was I bonunuuw ntructttre, valued at
$7. 000 it Vim: partly tortured 'i‘lw
bonito of the tire In not known.
floater Mob‘flir'
”DARIEN Anti Nanorou.‘
AgIntI tor th. Inning Sontlnol. In
Darion, Ire Arthur alumni. and Wat
lIoI bhoror.
at. above will mom prompt men.
on.
St. Luitc'irchurcii in planning It cnkc.
halo to he held to-niithl.
No successor has us yet been select-
(id to tilt the vacancy canned by the
rt-aiguutiou or Principal W. (3. Perry.
—-~i‘.uutwd goods for picnic-n ui
Sil‘ovl'n‘ (fut-Iii Grocery.
nun
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
hold a. mowing on Monday night, at .
which two new members. Henry More-
houso and George Sittdcr were adtuitv
ted to tnomborahlp.
iicv. Thomas J. Elliott, punior of
tho Presbyterian Church ut Noroton.
dlcll Monduy In New York. Rev. Mr.
Elliott was it good innit. an earnest
Christian, and was bolovcd by all who
knew hltn. llc wail taken with "un-
cor. und through tho advico of phy-
nit-inns was hurried to Clifton Spring».
However, his hotllth did not become
uuy bettcr, and while on tho rctttrn
trip hc wun faintly utrlckcu in New
York. The remains arrived in Noro.
ton ycuiet‘tiuy ui’tt-rnoml. Funeral
surviccu will bc. hold from tho Presby-
li‘i‘iitll Church Ill Noroton today.
Ilcnry littriis’ form wagon from
Wont Norwulk wur. struck by on utt-
totuobile yestcrdtty morning in tho
clutter of the, town and Illicon critics
ot‘ berries und u i‘cw crutch of cggt-t
Worn diutributcd ltupnrtlully over tho
rondwuy In front oi“ thc 'l‘ookcr liousc,
nud owi- tbc wagon uud iiilltiliittliiii‘.
'I‘bc autoiuohllc won not going at it
your high Iiilt' ol‘ spccd, or ihc drircr
oi' the wagon would itndoubtctily iiut'c
bccn badly hurt, Mo was thrown
from tho wagon. but t-scnpod with it
making up. 'l‘bo aulottlobllc wun
unmbor liltlii and Wu.» owned by Mr.
liohinuou. oi' Souihport. iii‘ won on
his way to Now Turn and .luilit'n ilul‘
iorutt won with him iii tin: limc. Tho
uccidcut was cuttsod by tho auto try-
in; to go lictwocn twu wagons bo—
twocn which iiii‘i't' was not room
cuougb for u bully cut't'iugc.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Mr. .lcnkinu. prcuidom oi‘ the Ilur-
bot Vicw lit-nth (‘omp.tuv. has motwi
Into iii}. nctt lutnttulow ut tho hot-n h
.ilr. und Mrs. liobcrt Ilurgy
Milton. of L’.‘l Sit'chs siren-i,
hurt- roturtn-ti from it top
jouru ut llcll Island,
tittti Still.
Ilu hbury.
titlyx‘ so»
W, H. littmlulou, n tormcr orgouisi
ill lhc South Norwulk (‘ougrl-izutionul
chttrcit, who is now iocntcd In Now
York. is sounding it work lit the Hun-
nn-ilumburt hourding hounc on ill-lit-
inland. Mr. iiitlliinlmi In being wcl-
coined by [nutty old friends.
A tcuturo of tho union picnic of tho
llolhcl Suntluv schools to bc iii'iii ul
ltotou l’oiiil July :2. by tho i‘ottitt'o-
gutionul. dit'iililliih‘l, :tud Episcopui
Sttudtty schools, will bc u bull gutnc
hotwoctt lib- lit-Iitci t'itth :tttti lill‘ Nor-
waik IPIIII. Tho gtuuc will ho plnyt-d
on tho Itoion I’oint ground»
Hoton I’olni took a nutnlit-r from
Sinmfnrd inst crt-niniz. 'l‘itc cure to
both pilll‘t‘H wcrc ililcd, untl titonc who
uitcmlcd tho lillllt'i‘ ut lioton rnporit-d
n large crowd. 'l‘wo :ind lill‘i’l' (“-er
nccoutmmiuted the plmxcngcrn on tho
Norwulk Illic, and irulllc wuu ltcury uli
tho i‘i‘t‘ililifi.
WESTPORT.
Agent: for the Evening Sentinel. in
WeItport. are 8. Digiovanni and Wm.
E. Nth. Orders nut to either of thI
Ibova will receive prompt attention.
“"i‘iiiliiii‘l gt‘linitc In to tut-ct io-uigltt.
lri‘iuu lmt- of liitttbury.
titty hcrc with frIt-titll-t.
'l‘hc Junior idiulouror Sol-ioty of tlic
(‘mmrcgullouul church in pinuniug u
iuwu party to ho livid noon.
npcut Sun»
A Iii-monthly tncetlng of Norwulit
IproI'tlt Louxuc Union In to in» bold
in North Wilton. July H.
Minn iCtliih Iirudlcy loft town you-
Iorduy i'ot Wilton wliorc who will
upvud u fortnight with fitcndu
Rilpcrlnicudcui or Public Hiltoulu
’l‘ruccv uddtcunml Iiil' Suuduy iubooI
of tht- Mctlunllnl c'-,Itutth i-itttttiity on
"illtriailutt liiduttuiion in (In- Schools."
The lioya’ llriumiu of tho Mt-ihodlut
church tut-t for drill iiiHi t-vcttinu. ’l‘bc
buy» ntnrchcd to thc town of tho pur-
uuulmo. whorl» iht-y wort- put through
thclr utuitoouvruu.
"i“il'i' mort- Into tho brunch, dour
frh-ntlu.” cincitluiml Ilupruuuutullvtt
.ioucpli (3. Hyatt, llN iw imnrdctl n ll‘ul-
Icy thin ltltit'llillti: for Huumttuch tit-pot
and u trnln for Hartford.
“mm, m
Thorn ht tin: uuutti mldnumtuor conr
picnicttt of Kilt'nln ui linuclmhlu intt
illtti liic utlruriii'c Hillt’iiiliitiiii'tii hit
wall on (he l'lili‘f‘iiliiliill'lil odorlugn
tht-rc ucrvo to witilu uwuy thc limo
picnruntly.
Thu lillii't'iii til Muttin-w Lutuhcrt
wuu Indti yctttcrday morning from Si
Jolin’n ii. C. tliurcb lu Nlii‘tlitiii til 0
o'clock. Rev, r‘uthur O‘Couuum util-
t'httoti. Tho liitct‘titclit Whit in the
Catholic cemetery in Norman. t
Mme»...
The uranium; of the liltuticttl mwinty
hove terminated until full when u re-
vival of them will tinnitr. 'l‘hm-c are
low communitleti flavored with iioitcr
thudlt‘id tolont. thuuint to titt- ucttvityw
at the mainly. than Wonuiort.
" Evongellatio north-on any to to hold
Order. nut to IithIr It,
in the near fttiure On July 18 at
Sauntunk Methodist church Rev. A.
L. Hubbard will preach and on July
lit in Wentpori Methodist church liev.
E. W. Hyuohe will officials.
NEW CANAAN.
Wallace I. Woundy visited in Not»
wniit, Sunduy ‘
Home Herbert Johnson liliii pill"
chimed a hurt-to ot Chariot-i Summits.
u...
Arthur Crot‘ut, of Norwnlk. visited
friends in town Saturday and Sunday.
~—
Dnvid M. Avery and non Lester, via-
itod the capitol tit Hartford, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Georg». Kallog blurted
Saturday tor u Week's outing at Sound
Bench.
Stanley Bartram. of Southport, vis-
ited hit-i parents In 'i‘alutudgo Iiill.
Sunday.
A largo number visited Shippnn
Point Sunday and cujoycd tho circui-
Icni birthing.
'I‘hc ctnpioycu oi licuodict lit ilo.’.-t
shot.- i'tictory expect to resume work
next. week.
Will Simon bun bud u lino burii
croctcd lit the tour of his South Mum
Hll't‘i‘l, rt-aiticiit't‘.
lion, .iutuen Hoyt has becn oxhibit~
lug stimuli-o of improved white rye.
7 I-2 feet in lcngth,
4
Lcslcr Scollcld bus rcittrncd ii) bi!
work In Now York after unloying it
two wockn' \ululitni
Minn Bi‘ililii Smith tit Norwulk, bus
born the guest ot Mrs. Howard
Johnson. East uvouuo.
Mrs, Ilrldgct Sullivan, of Stamford,
spent Suturdny and Sunday with her
uisicr, Mrs. Michael iititxiticy.
Lowiu I'rorout amt grumichiidrcu
nrc visiting t‘ur scvcrul \Viwkn' with
his now ilr ii. (i. Provost. Wiuaiod.
Miss Exit-tic Kellogg,
uvcnuc, in cuicrtulnlnp;
Minn it‘Ioru (lolvlu, ‘of Mt,
of Prospect
hot friend.
Vornon.
. Edwin S. mount-it. of thr- New York
i.‘omnwrciui lhtuit..hprht Snnduy With
Dr. uud Mrs, lioyt, Oenoko uvt-nuc,
Julius L. Krincb. proprietor oi'u
it‘iutbunh botcl, Brooklyn, in mopping
tit Asriittcttr \‘lliu, Scntittut'y slrcct.
The lect (‘orns at its melding Mon-
duy night. votcd to go to cump ut
Hickory Illufl tho first work in Art-
gust.
'I'ho cngugcutcttl of ’l'. W. llcucdict.
.lr.. und Minn lrono It‘lnh bus~ boon titt-
nouuccd. 'i‘hc murrlugc will take plut‘c
in the full.
Wullnco I, Wouttdy is preparing to
ili‘i'iillii' it ilccuncd cloctrtciun under
tho rcitlstry of tho Now t-Duglnud Iu~
surunco cm-huhgc.
Mrs-t. linrbour, of
l'oughltwpsic. null bcr non Jutuos.
spout Hunduy with Mr, uud Mm. W. ii
.‘iiiiilit‘iji'tlUK, South ttt‘uttuc.
\‘itsnur (‘ollcgtn
irund .luror Norbert l. lionau und
Minn Rnxlc Mcrritt hnvl- bccu enjoy-
ing it plcusttnt visit with his daughtor.
Mru. Jutncs llitcltenul, of Clayton, Ilcl.
.4..-
A rtttnor is current (but vostlbuicd
curt: will ropiucc tho old I‘illltfilt'S now
being uucd on thc Now ('uunun rx-
prcna. This would bc un upprociubic
chnuttc for locul tin wcii tot Stuntfortl
putroun.
u......___._4
Suntucl Whitncy, of Stamford uro-
mie. him jtmt found “to romuunir of
u bulloon ncur ’l‘uiutudgo Hill. A bur-
lupus curd ultnchod born thc lliilill‘ oi
Georg» Schlclchur. it Wont litlt atrct‘t.
with this grouting. "A ‘Mcrry Fourth
of July." v'i‘llt' huloou m'hlcntly llilitii-
n record trip.
’l‘lw lookout cotttmllttm of» tho
Stamford Chriut Enticuvor iiuiou
will pa'y nu omuia'vtult lo tin» (‘hrtn-
Lian Endeavor Lin t at the Congrega—
tionul (Iliruch. thin ovcttitm. Thin is
one of thc tnuny union» itt thin lurin-
tlidtlon. About-dilution of the conc
tuition will no.
Agoni (it-ooh liltu Htiiii it lot on (trot-n
nvouue to Luther S. Kunpp, who
will «not it rtmidt-nco thlu lull. Hr
huh iiiuo rcnitui tilt.» north Iitown coi-
tugc on Murultull nvonuo in Mru litt-
lr‘otcut of Now Yotlt I‘. ti. Odell huu
also bought forty ttcrcu of hunt on
Miliillt‘iti‘lllti uvrnut-
Joint O'llrhut. up llitwruui inimrcr.
wot: tinctl If: null l'iilliti illlii cvcuiuu by
.Ituitlcc Hilllmuu. for (il‘llllkt‘lllli'illi lititi
tllttturhnmm of tho littlil't'.i)'13fllll) Willi
found by (lrutnl .iur-m iiotom proulrntc
on tho flitii'Wiiik in from of tho Intuit.
(in wait lmlntemun nmi i'PRililC‘ti Ohicor
Morrill. who urn-«tori him.
(in I-‘Iumltty owning. Roy. L. M.
Louunbttty of thc M. it}. Church
picucltod tho llrut m-rtnuu in thc nor.
he» of tour on "licllgiou and Busi-
ilt'tlii. 'Iht- church Willi well tilled
and the dimiuruc wan interesting.
luly Iii he will (qu on “itciiglon and
Society“ ; July 23 “Religion and the
3mm” and July 30, "itcilgiou and
Stiilfll't' " All mun uro iiitliil'd
WESTON.
Mitui Eula Ferris
Uri-mm r‘urmu
Mum Annu Bonita tum returned from
a visit in Norwatit
Mrs Charles Adams htiti been on-
tortuinlng Minn (tray. at Weapon.
Mrs. it. 0 William or Wootwrt.
hurt viuiteti Mm. Hawtey Wiiiiumti.
It“. John Wliiilmu. who has boon
m... w.........
in viniling in
I
" ' , Ierinuttiy ill for two Wefkfl. in now
" containment
Mm Ethel Lockwood tin boon
spooning I wait with not grandma“:
. biennial .
militia
2., u». 9“ “m”
Sherwood
shouts of
idiom not
Ian A. E. 'l‘urnéy
We“
Waller itobcrtnou und brothcr harr-
returuad to Now Yorlt after novcrai
tittyti‘ visit with Rev. null Mrs, J. L.
Shively.
Mina Muy Hamilton and Miss Ada
'l‘ohey, of blunt. Norwalk, huvu spout
acrernl days with Mrs. Theodore
Ilumiltou. . ,
wmu+m
Mlnu Hora Hawieya of l--litittord,
and Mr. Doolittle. of,“ New York were
guests of Mrs V Ghdliyey for several
duyn Inst woelt.
Minn Florence Perry, of Norwnlk.
who hail been unending two works
with her grandmother. Mrs. William
Robinson, hut-t returned home.
FRANCE FAVORS GREAT BRITAIN
As She is the Boot Purchaoor of Pro-
ductI of French,
PARIS, July iii, 12:35 p. tit-«For-
mcr Foreign Minister Dclctnme in the
course of an Interview publhlhod by
tho (lutiloia to-duy upon the British
uml French unvnl amonltlon at [trot-u.
was induced to tilt-muss hilt general
policy t-clativo to (lrcnt Iiritttln und
i'loruutny. ilc hold:
“The policy ot‘ nutloun nowaduyn is
ttoi based on uonilntont or nniipuihy.
but upon their material iitlol‘ontu. An
itctwoon iycrntuny uuti iireut Iiriiuiu
our commercial baiunno shown whore
our hilt-routs iic, (iretti Brliulu is our
bout purchnncr. while (lcrmuny buys
almost limiting of tifl and tries to hell
uh till alto can. Moreover. it is evi-
dent (but wo could Itot lcttvc opcu ir-
i‘ltttting controrcrolcn with (lrcut lit'i»
into which might prccipliutc on urin-
t-d slrugglc, i'or (lrent ltriluiu holds In-
dihpninbly lhc cmpii‘c of the noun. li‘ot'
orcry worship wc 'builti sbc builds
four or lit'c. ii is llwrclorc well to
accept those mnnlfcnt fibrin and con-
aldcr the rhino which Briilah ctmpot‘n-
(ion thiiiti giro tot in ccrtuln cvcntunl-
lticn. Tho gt‘t-utcnt intrinsic 'uluo of
such co-opcrution would bo the viritt»
ui impossibility in which it would
plat-c (lcrntuny of limiting wur upon
its."
M. Ilolcnsno wuu united If ho consldv
ercd tho rcccut utonuccu in couuctition
with Morocco tin bring uot'ious. He
rcplicd: “Not hi all. In cusc of wnr
(trout liritnln would he unruly with us
against (lcrtnuny and thou whni would
tho intunt iii't‘l of Gerntutty amount
to'.‘ What would bcconnl of her
ports? 01' bur (onunorcc? (it hot mot-
clntnt tuurinu'? it would mcun unui
ltiiution, Tim in tho toul oigutlltuuto
of tho pros-tout cxcitullgc of visits of
tho llrltixb uud It‘rouch squadrons:
An undcrstniuliug hciwccu those two
powurs und u coalition of their unvicu
would t‘l't'iilt‘ u nuvul thr tuuchinc t-to
poworful that neilht-r Germany nor
any othor poww would rink concluv
storm upon thc soon. It in the neu.
Which It is hoot-usury to command to-
duy. and tho war in the Fur East bus
couclusircly ilctttotmtrntcd thut.“
Continuing M. llolcttuso dial-tinned
iitt- probaliln ct’i’oct of his policy if it
had been puruucd.
“’l‘bc Angelo-Ir‘rcnch cordlut under-
standing." he lliliii. "wits. (til uchiovc-
tncui towurd u dcllnitc tunict‘siunding
betwr-cu Runniu tutti (vl‘i'fli Britain, and
this turthot uudctstuutling would huvt-
bccu thc work of the It‘rcnch tuinlstcr
for t'orcign uli’uirs. Tho nucccsu of
such it innit would hurc sircuulheucd
our lnlluouce In ilritiuh councils uud
unaurcd for u long iltuc ihc poncc of
the world." .
itt conclusion M. Dcicusuo was asked
for his opinion of France's ucccpiiug
u confcrmico on Morocco, to which hc
guve the following tcxittut rospousc:
“To go to u confercuco In it tnistakcw
and such it mistake."
PLOT TO ABDUCT GOVERNOR'S
SON.
SANTA FE, N. M.. July i2.~—A plot
to ubduct (lovornor (ltoro'u non luts
boon extxiucd. Eight cit-convicts urc
sold to huvo turmoil (houtnclrou into it
build to curry out ”to plot. ’l‘ht- pittu
was to ubduct tho governor's non tutti
curry him into the wlidu of tho Mui
pitiu country itt Lincoln County, whorc
ho was to he ili'iti i'or rutmotn. ’l‘lti-
snug, utter reuniting tho Muipuls. lu-
tcndcd to Inform lite governor that If
within thirty days ltt would depot-tit
at u ccrtnin pint-o an cuorutmm sum
of utoncy nu rutixom nnd uocccd to iliil'
er demandu. hiu not) Would be rcturtr
cd uafely. and if tho rum-tom was not
forlltcotuluit ltllti the dctunndu not itc-
ceded to, the mat to tho govcruor
Wtiilitl bc the lilo of his un.
(iovoruor Utoro ha» iiit' mouutml po-
tion and noeret ucrvloo ol' the territory
on tho lookout for mcutbcru of gum:
ittni will leave no atom- unturned un-
til the cuitro party in tnptttrcd.
HA‘B 100 ATTRACTIONS.
lixcurnloun from ull lliiiit-l (if tin-
ittutc uro helm; mud" to (it-om: t‘.
’I‘llyou‘n grout Btocph-clmnc Inhtud,
Bridgeport. ii iii it ilciiuiltlul Iliili‘l'
to HDI'Illi nu nttcrutmu or cvoninit ntnl
In no tmumuumut rhino-t tiutt In rcph-tt-
with modcrn ntlrnriioim. The cord of
it trip to Stadium-bun» iliiiiiltl in mud-
t-rtttc. uud Int populurity in uhowu by
tho fact that ucnrcely n titty pnuuou
without nu oxcurnlmt purty from uomo
plum vluitu tho inland. Rutttli purttuu
or out of town phonic urn (that going
to Sitmplochtuto which in u rcuori that
now halt no rival to Now England.
The island often; spit-mild building. u
really grunt! hall room. the grant
Sitwplenhuttu Mu course ttud myriad
other attraction: til“ motto it tolul of
100 Biennium pork in bill in small
part of thb’i'obim which cuvaru norm
of him} and ill 00 “howl that (hero
tire nlwuyl broaden thuro.
tun-:- name.
The Home" Timon. wife (it the
now Root-Ion Imbauuuor in I Itrik-
tnsly attuhtito looking "mum. and
her tiiiti "Elinheth fl ”It'll obi.
l1 bile ‘1"nthu hind tons with
"Vi’ iliuiiy'Wiiil it‘ll? immigrant»? in
nah with 19" (3 mar It) on;
been held W flit.- G (to (Swim.
Shcmmrhore it on Mil? funny tulle
hoard than! mat“ in iriilmiun in an
automahti '
Hewitt” door; 1 hem-ti It"
allow-"0h y9u moon urinal limit.
no lo tunnw."
door: it. will be mu
maniac tho mil 3"!!! toil Iii—«Plum
dolphin Prat;
"tidbit“? ‘ Wing mold to. ., 2
him ti“ ‘MW
39
annuity N
tiu‘.
rotten snvan
:TI-i NORWALK‘ EVENING SENTINEL
m
AT THE NIANTIC CAMP.
How the Soldiers Will Spend 'tho
Week of AuguIt i4.
ltegltneniul orders for the unnuul eu-
cuiupntcnt ol‘ the Third lutuutry til NI-
untlc for tho weclt beginning August.
14. hnvo boon ruceivod from the head-
uttutloru oi' dial. (lilbcri L. Fitch, in
Stamford.
The otdcrs i-ipoclly iii dotull the
movements of tho to ibuuiett of tho
regiment. and that ill y must. appear
lu‘kuhitl uniforms with' the regular
and usual equipmoniu. Ifl‘hc camp thin
year will ho known ua L‘ump Roberts.
The orders indicate. that. the men
will havc businenu and loin of II. ctn
cry day. 'I‘bc rcvolllo will sound ut
5:30 In the morning. and will be fol
lowed by roll cull. (salintltenlc drill,
nick cult and hrenitt‘usi; at (5:00. ’1‘th
will be followed inimetiittioly‘ by tho
lotigtte,tirili, during which the men
must thoroughly clcun up inc. quarters,
streets and grounds.
The first. drill call will bc for ox-
ionded order itl. 0:30. lttspocilon of
uuurtors will take plncc ui 7:30. (lttut'd
mounting will (like plucc ut 8:45. At
9:45 ihcre will be huiiuliou or rogl-
mental drill. butting until titliil.
Dinner will be norvod at 12:00.
'l‘ltcro will bo n nchooi at. 1:30, it i'itv
tlguc cull at 3:00, which mcuns unoih-
or clcuning up, und ut 3:45 another
drill lunllnit' until 5:00, Suppor cull
will bc at 5:30, nnd tho crculng pu-
t‘ntio will bc ut 0105.
The day will (.‘iUr-il‘ with tulioo ht
ti:20.'roil cull at 9:30, call to quurtcrs
iii 10:45 and lupn at H :00
INDIGESTION CURED.
Them in no cusp of lndlgcsiinu, Dyn-
pcpuiu or Stouiucli Trottbit- titul will
not yitild to the digestive and strength-
cning iutlucuco of Kodol liyspcpsiu
Curt}. This .retnedy inkcs tho strain
off the stomach by digcstiug what you
out and ullowing it to cost ttnill it
grows strong nguln. Kodoi Dyspcp»
nht (‘urc tiffordu quick and permuucut
relief from Indigestion nod all atom
och troublcs. builds up titc sysit-m and
no puriilcu that dincuso can not at-
tnok and guilt in foothold us when fit
a wenkcnwi condition. Sold by Tin-
Cilfford Pbut‘tuucy. "
MORMONS WILL TAKE NEW LAND.
WASHINGTON. .luly 2.«~I.cttcrn
havo been pincod bcfore t‘ontminuloucr
iiit‘iliil‘tin‘. oi" the.» (ii'flt’l‘iii Loud ()fllco.
written by mcmbcrs of the Mormon
hieruchy, udt‘isiug brvihrcu who tlcslrc
to sottlc on lundn within tho illittult
rorcrvnilon itt With, which will soon
b0 thrown opcn to notilctuvul. to do
busincss with tho pt'csidoucy ui iicber
City. Utah. 'I'hcso couuuuuicaiiotm
stztlo thui ccriuln Mormons but-c
"innd otfiml conntu'lions” which will
be of mluo to thoso of the (‘burch who
desire to i'llit'l‘ upon tbc l‘iutuh lauds
Cotnnllsuiouor iiit'hurds has ulidrcnnt‘d
a letter to \Vllllnm ll. Stuart. Joscph
R. Murdock tillti Jumps ii. Jonson.
Mormons, living at, llcbcr (‘tty, risking
thont what is utcaut by tho usscrtiou
(but they burn "luud oiilco conucc-
lions" tlutt can bu used to mlruutugo
In milking setilcmcnts upon tin.x public
(lonmlu.
I |’|"I | NIH" i‘i‘Flii}
Now is the lime to
tiei a
Gas Range
AND
Water
Heater
Then lion will be readti
when the reallti hot
datis come.
tint. I’i illitilltglit
'Phono II.
tummmm
Fresh Fish
FRESH “Lilitiit‘il-iil W... No
SWORDI-‘lsii ....... i2t'
DONE'I‘A MACKERI‘II, lilc
POlttliiill-l, 4 pounds ‘lhc
F‘LilKEi-i ANti it‘i.A'l‘il‘tt-lil....... lit:
iiil'l"l‘ERli‘ltill 101
WEAKB‘ISII tic
ALL OTHER KINDS OF It‘itlli A'l‘
REABONABLE PRICES.
THC PEOPLl'. NIH AND OVO‘I’IR
MARKIT. '
out hint flotilla
loot Ind of winning“: lwIIt thin
0A", cunt...“ 900,30". Prop.
bout Norwollt.
“m“...
F. S. BANKS
Carpenter. Bulldcr and
General Contractor
urtumo otvou iron in
limatllhbmuo or new mo no
“I".
“IRON? '
What: you buy the
Palmer
Hammock
You buy the but.
“——
Coloiu will not run or fade.
and will out-wear”
all others.
Charles E. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON ST.
Phono 143-0.
1847. 1905.
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 of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Sale. of Gold watt
Papers ,at Cost.
Now In tho time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. it. is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price of
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost, in
order to make room for new goods
If you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall, come and see
our stock. ‘
l A
Cloth Window Shades with fringe.
50- a . u n.
w
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps.
[3
Painter-3’ Supplies.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanglnz.
Telephone Connection.
I. H. Nickel,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND if.
GAS FITTING. "1
.Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. 4..
’50 South Main Street.
Toiophono, 137-4.
South Norwalk. Conn.
till itNtiiit BANK
acorn NORWALK. court.
onowzeo 1992.
WITH .
3100.000.00
Sum)”. Sl00.000.00
NI! Profits. 360.000.00
bottom Iocounto of individual» mon-
utloturon, merchant. anti corporation-
upon favor-bio tum.
EDWIN H. MATHIWUON. Prom
JOHN H. KNAPP Vlaol'm.
moon in. LAY‘i‘ON. amt».
DIREGTORO.
t. H. MnihmIon John H. Light
John H. Knapp Maury Boymout‘
Joni-it I. Marvin IImuol Grumman
chrlItlIn Wort: J. Walton Marvin
Ind H. Rowan.
[mum
capitol
mhlEFM-mn‘. ""“f‘
m. with numb
II 0! ¥$fifl¥Wfl£fiu
"All: mm
nth“ . .Ha‘m‘ .
Wfiofimm ,
'Phono, 1302.
Nillikiill Bros. Yitiits
| In!
(Intuit Packing
Carrion In Itouk.
. GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
liar England Electric lotus.
Havo no woman Gun Ihow
them In oporation.
RepalrI to Stationary and MI-
rlno EnglneI and mount Muh-
rin. Work Solicitod.
THE 6. N. McKIBBIN
M F'G. co. \
56 WATER 3T. 30. NORWALK.
CLEANLINESS ” ‘-
lI I honestly of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happiness
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip you:
sleeping apartment or dreSIlng chan‘
hero with a snowy white, one-plow
“Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8..
South Norwalk, Conn.
throat. Nose and tar
——.-—-n ..
'Any diseased co' fiitlon of the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully 3nd
scientifically treated and cured by top
latest and most improved method! and
remedies. Now Installed at (is Bout!
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
free, by a specialist who has been con-
uected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch. 66 80. Main St.
Troltment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8.
"‘1".
molt/loom
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE ITBEET.
lowty furnished throughout. Ion
comfortable and up todate hotel In (It.
city. Electricity and heat in our!
room. Bathl in connection. Por-
fect sanitation. Roam: oxcollotltl!
appo‘intod. AIwIn oomtortobio‘ and
dine
Cato coming I hit lino at l’otc‘tl
Merritt Ind Condtt'l wineI, liquott
and elm-I. loot Itocxed hot in too
cm. run...
'1'. if. SULLIVAN, Prop. ""'
TILEPHONI oALL. m—I.
Weill
Paper.
Our Itoci of new goods hm II
is I little larger thin om Mord.
Wonderful how low you on-
buy nice goodI hot-o. You know
we do tho work In tho vary but
manner. , . .t
WI EIVI taboo o good mm
common for homo hunting and
will be giId to Iubmit tight-II in
Your work. J ..... ,4...“
WI try to carry in Itoci Ivory:
thing you need to: tho docontto r
of your bouu Inlido or out.
E. E.
(inched .
10 FIRST CT. I. NORWALKI
rm: ”.«m‘ I. in warm
Jazmin.
ALL institution. but; noun
MonrvoIIfi. nanny, nun-
IOAT ‘l’l mum
- wwranré IIOURID. ' I
it trrn mm "our. it
It. Call, 360—! "
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Norwalk Chronicler