Io
’ ‘ for Duty at Nisntic. , .
.Olpthih III. P. Wood. of Company I).
. all the following 'ordér's last even-
”We in camps
Company D. Third Infantry.
Connecticut National Guard
‘ .i ' ‘Norwalk July 24,1905.
Diners, No. 6.,
I. In compliance with G 0. No.4 ,
3.11.. s. (2.. July 5, 1905. the members
of this comfiiand will assemble at the
Armory, Monday, August 14 1905,
5: 50 a. m., in service uniform, armed
. and equipped for six days' held ser-
‘ vice at Camp Roberts, Nlantic. ‘Colln.
ll. Theibili of dress will be as fol-
do“; Khaki uniform. campaign hat
with cord. flfure 3 and company let-
“war. which will be worn directly under
blimp 3. legglns russet leather shoes
:Ibpdiflesaed blanket roll. canteen. with
‘ tin clip attached to rear strap, haver-
“lock, with these kit contained therein.
citiiaisting of regulation knife, fol-k,
n and meat can. Blanket rolls
, Ill be neatly rolled in accordance
with par. 486 D. R. and will consist
0f shallot half. blanket, poncho, one
complete tent pole and four or live
tent pegs, overcoat. blue blouse. irous
all, white gloves, underweal. etc. The
blanket roll and canteen strap will be
worn over the left shoulder and haver-
Iock straps over belt The blue flannel
shirt will be worn under coat with the
collar so adusted as not to show over
one-half inch above coat collar; cuffs
‘ will not be worn. Black shoes must
boiworn with the dress uniform. Bian-
ket cases will be provided for extra
clothing. etc.
ill. Members will provide them
selves with white flannel. blue flannel
shirt and white standing collars and
if russet shoes are worn one extra pair
of black shoes. Members are cau-
tioned to take no unnecessary baggage.
each member will be allowed to take
one small bundle in the company
chest. All baggage properly labellod
must be at the ill-”moi; at or before 10
o’clocka. m.. Sunday. August 13.
1V. Encampment of the Organized
Militia being held by authority of law
every officer and enlisted man is re
quired to be present for duty unless
excused by the Regimental (‘olnnlllnd-
er, which will only be fol reasons of
an imperative nature. A fine of $5.00
per day will be imposed for each illi-
excused absence.
V. Non-commissioned officers of this
command will study company and but
tallon movements in close and extend»
ed order, guard dilly. outpost. advance
and rear guard. hasty entrelichlllcnts.
shelter tent drill and the parts of lhc
rifle and Its use. Every man must be
able to memorize his general orders
and understand the meaning of them.
Vi. Uniforms and equipments will
be issued on Friday evenings, July 2 ,
August 4 and it.
EDWARD l’. WEED.
Captain Commanding.
ANNUAL TARGET COMPETITION.
CHICAGO. Jllly 25.»~Ncarly 200 of
the best marksmon ill the United
Steels Army contested for honors Ill
the annual illrgct competition of the
Northwestern division. Iii-gun yestcr'
day. at Felt Sheridan I‘lglliecn
states are leplescnicd ill the contest.
which will last ll w.cck 'Ihc 22 men
winning the highest scores will repro-
oent the division in ii competition be-
tween tlle divisions of the army to be
held at Fort Sheridan. August 3 Sci
geant Clark. of the ’I‘wonlythlld Ill-
Iantry. made fifty ollt of ii possible
fifty shots at it range of five hundred
yards. The first two days of the con
test will be devoted to tile preliminal-
i“. from which forty- four men will be
chooen.
“UNIOAT BENNI NGTON FLOAT.
ED
WASHINGTON Jilly 2f» »— A tuit-
gram received at the Navy Depiill-
111th over night from CIIDIIIIII Drake
out" that the Remington was lioai-
ed at 6:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Ind'now la alongside the, wharf. He
, Mill that a thorough examination of
. the ship will he made today.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELB.
, NEW YORK. 'Juiy 26.~~«Arrivod:
Itcamei' Christinniu. from Ililillburg.
BOSTON, Jilly 25.-~Arrivod: Sil-
chom. from Liverpool.
waif:
look over our illuminant its s
at did ahovi'ing and proves the
Wily condition of our bank.
PM”. AND FIGURII
\ “out its. “Dashing with us builds up
"or credit and opens oilenues for
out” that cannot be had
‘ . s and our depositors are
Writ whom it comes to pros-
, NOR WILK
will: max.
Al
mil/W
LYON a. co.
JUMPED FROM OCEAN STEAMER.
3 Latest
9m Spring
Styles
immigrant Commits Suicide to Escape
Deportation from This Country.
NEW YORK. Jilly 25.-—A desire to
side today on board the steamer Gros-
ser Klirfllrst, bound for Bremen, Ger—
many. While the steamer was still
In the waters of the Narrows, one of
a group of poor immigrants declared
unfit to enter the United States. slid-
denly leaped overboard into the
stcnmer's wake.
Tile liner stopped and for nearly tig-
tcen minutes a lifeboat rower back
and forth over the eddy-marked path
where the unfortunate foreigner went
down. The sailors gathered in llotli-
Ing except a lll‘eblloy which had been
thrown out at the first. cry of “man
overboard.” A tug drew up along
side the Grosser Kurfnrst. and learned
the details of the tragedy. bllt not the
victim’s name or even whether the lost,
immigrant was a man or a woman.
The steamer proceeded on her way to
sea after fifteen luinutcs‘ delay. before
the officers had made any report on
the accident.
YELLOW FEVER CASES.
WASHINGTON, Jiliy‘ 25:”‘A report
received bole to day Ilom Surgeon
White. of the Public Health and Mar-
the Hospital Service. who is stationed
at New Orleans and who under in-
structions of the acting surgeon-gene-
ral Is engaged in an effort to deter
mine yellow fever conditions in that
city. says that the city authorities
concede iwclvo cases and eight deaths.
bill he adds that there probably are
many more cases, Those so far ob.
served are of a virulent type. Surgeon
Wasdin. stationed at Memphis. who
rendered signal service during the epi-
dcnllc at Ocean Springs in I897. has
entered llpon a careful inspection of
conditions along the (Iiilf coast. from
Mobile to Pass Lurisliun, Miss. and
Passed Assistant Surgeon Young has
iit't‘ll ordered from Chicago to Jack-
son. lliiscs.. to confer with lilo Missl
ssippi health authorities relative to
train inspection.
AT ROTON POINT THIS WEEK.
There Is a rare treat- in store for all
who attend the Itotou I'oiut vaudeville
thcnli'c this week. Miss Mulicl lIllli~
still. pl'iillfl donun soprlluo. sling before
iwo very large audiences Sunday and
was compelled to ruspoud lo ll dilllilli‘
(‘lil,'()l‘l‘ on ouch occasion. Silo hm: n
rcillllrllnbiy well trained voice and
itiiovvs how to IIHI' it to IllI‘ i‘t‘fii nil-
vuutngc. Miss Hudson is by ur the
best singer ever heard at Ilololl Point
and II in Well worth the trip to iII‘IiI‘
her gl'nud songs.
The 'ulldoviiio show will In» entire-
ly III'W this week and there will be six
acts on the bill commencing at 3:30
and 8:30. Iiig crowds should be the
rule all this week. Munllgcr Rich will
announce the prizes for tho baby show
in a few days. and will say where the
outry blanks can be had,
WESTERN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
i‘ illl Alli), Jilly 25. Play in the soy.
lilill annual western golf championship
at the Glenvicw links was begun to‘
day with the qualifying round of 36
holes. Golfing conditions wure ideal.
Title Holder H. (ihaudlchdgnn linli
about a score of rivals wereln the
field that was dispatched for the morn-
ing round of Iii Iloics. About sixty
golfers from 25 clubs assisted ill giving
the field a high class slump. I’Iltn-
burg with the Folvncs. ililll hi‘IIVi‘I‘
with Pacific coast champion Walter
Fairbanks, wuro pl‘olliillt'lil ill the
list.
Norris Itokum. of the litillw club. and
his young partner. (i. F. (Illngninn.
drove the first balls. 'I‘hlrty~tvm loi-
lorii qualified for the first round of
match play.
DONLIN FINED AND SUSPENDED.
NEW YORK. Jilly 2b-ml’rosidunl Pill
Illinl. of the National il‘IigIIII, today
announced that Donlin, center holder
of the New York National League
Baseball team. has been suspended for
three days and fined 830. His offense
was abusive Illiigungu toward Umpire
Klein on July Ill. during the New
York-Piliilbiirg series.
MONTAGUE—STUROEB.
LONDON. Jilly 2b.——-(Icorge Charles
Montague. member of l'tirilllilicnt in
the Conservative interest In \tho
Southern Division of Iiuntlngllousllirc.
and Mills Alberta Sillrgis were ninrriod
this afternoon at St. Paul‘s Church.
Knights Bridge. ”or illopflilhcr.
Francis H. laggelt. of New York. gave
away the bride.
PAOOINOIHC FOR UNITED
‘1' am
LONDON. July 26» The (‘llnnrd
Lino steamer Caronia, which stills
from Liverpool today. takes suiting her
passengers Baron votl Hengclmuiier.
Austro-ilungarlsn ambassador to the
United Slates. and Sir Edmund John
Morison. the former Ilritlilil IIIIIlIIIlMI‘
doi to F‘raucc, and Lady Mousoil.
. O‘TORM DAMAGES TOBACCO.
NldW MILFORD Illly 2AA» houvy
hall storm here during qut night In.
lured growing tobacco in the extent
of 010. 000 Most of tile iialnagowits
clone In Kent Hollow a short distance
from here. where the storm was most
severe.
COTTON CROP HIPORT.
WASHINGTON. July 25.»ii was an.
nounced at the Department of Agrl
culture today that ii revised estimate
of the acreage of cotton planted this
year as compared with that. 0 last
escape deportation led to a tragic sul-"‘
Not Ex ciao That Titan Will Is I“
acting to ”wind Vote.
With regard to the statement made
In a local paper yesterday that there
was a sentiment in the Over River
District opposed to the option of the
School Board In consolidating the DV-
er River and Center High schools, and
that an attempt would probably be
made to set aside the vote of Friday
eveninghg pent member of the
SchooIBE id this morning: “I
for one. door: believe that any at
tempt to chad the vote of Friday
evening will be successful. The nc~
tloli was taken after u full and free
discussion of the whole question only
one member of .the Board opposing.
Tile vote will remain decisive. and
preparations will be made for the
work next fall at Center High school."
Secretary A Blanchard yesterday
sent the following letter to Superin-
tendent Char 5A. Tucker.
Dear MM liblitii': ‘
I have written to the Misses Yllios.
Wullbridge and Rockwell, who wli. be
your assistants iii the Consolidated
Iiigh school. stating the change that
has been made,and informing them
that you will doubtless communicate
with them as to their respective till-
i es.
Very Truly Yours.
A. BLANCHARD.
n...”—
PRESIDENT'S QUIET DAV.
Arrangements Being Made for Recep-
tion to P'oaco Envoys.
OYSTER BAY, Is 1.. July 25.——This
was one of the quietest days Presl-
dent Roosevelt has had since his ar-
rival at Summers Hill for the Film-
mcr. Comparatively little executive
business was brought to Ills attention
and no official visitors at. all were re
ccived.
Although Secretary Root Is not Ill
Washington the affairs of the depart-
ment of state are now under his di-
rection and all limiters relating to that
department. are being referred by the
presidcn to him. These include the
arrangements for the formal reception
of the Russian and Japuncsc peace on-
voys. When the details of these ur-
rilngcmcnis shall have been worked
out by the state department, in con-
nectioll with the. Navy Department.
they will be communicated to Ihi‘
president. for his approval.
The president. practically Illls finish-
ed the preparations of the addresses
he expects to deliver at Wilkcsbltrrc.
Pit, and Chautauqua. N. Y., on the
tenth and eleventh of August. respec-
lively.
BROKER'S WIFE KILLED HERSELF
NEW YORK. Jilly 25.~~\Vilillil five
minutes fronl the time that Charles
Marshall. n Willi strcl-t broker, left
his wife apparently sleeping soundly
ill bed iii-day. the woman wrote her
husband a note telling him not to lot
the world blame him ior what was i!"-
illg to happen. and she shot herself.
She was unconscious before Mr. Mur-
sllalll could reach llt'i" bedside from all-
olilcl' room and she died Ill a short
time. Mrs. Marshall was formerly
Miss (Irnco Starr, and is highly (on
pooled in NewI Yol‘n sociili (‘ll‘i‘l05, No
Cfllii'lt‘ for her act has been discovered.
The tragedy occurred In lhc Rllicigll.
il fashionable family upurlnlcllt hotel
overlooking (‘onlrltl Park,
WILL ATTEND COLONEL LA.
MONT'S FUNERAL.
NEW YORK. July Mir—Mr. and Mrs.
('chvolnnd arrived at the Buckingham
Iiolcl curly today and after ii three
hours‘ silly, left for Mlllbrook. lli un-
sww to tho request of Mrs. Lamont.
wife of the bite Col. Daniel S. Lamont.
former secretary of war lllldcr l'rcsi~
Iii‘IIl (Ilcvl-Inud.
\‘l’ASl-llNlI’l‘iiN JUN 25—- Postmas-
II‘I“(li‘III'I'fli f‘ol‘It-Iyoll intends to attend
iiIt' llillcrlll of former Secretary Ln-
lllolli ul Millbrook. N. Y.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Iiisiricl of Norwnlk, as, Probate
Court. July 24th. A. 1).. Illiifl.
Estate of 'l‘holllus ll. McCarthy. late
of Norwalk. in sllld District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited lllid lil—
ioweil six months from the dlltc here
of for the creditors of said Estuto to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
lit-counts. pl'operiiy attested. within
suid time, will he deburrcd II recovery.
All persons indebted to Haiti Estate are
requested to IIIIikt‘ lllllucdiulc psylllcnt
to
CATHEREEN ()‘(JIINNEL
12f- liiii Ext-ciltrix.
donflnoii‘ to Hi. Atarilnonts In Wuh-
Ionian w'Ith out. Attack of
Idi Ilootion.
’WASHINGTON. July 25. wSecretary
James Wilson. of the department of
Agriculture; Is confined to his apart-
ments as the result of an attack 01
acute Indigestion He was taken - -.
yesterday, but continued at the do.
parment throughout the day. He is
improving rapt!" and is expected to
return to dilly on now...
IMMIGRATION 1 CONFERENCE.
Governor Roberts has been Invited
to appoint ion delegates to attend as
resentalives of' the state, the confer
case which Is to be held' In New York.
December 6 and 7. to discuss the Imml.
gration question. This conference is to
be held under the auspices of .ne Civ-
ic Federatiom All- the states of the
Union have bcdn asked to send dela-
gates and chainberg of commerce, in-
nor unions and church organizations
me also to be represeniwed
_.......
WAR VESSELB AT TARGET PRAC-
TIOE.
NEWPORT. R. i., July 25. -~ The
United States armored cruiser Penn-
sylvania put to sea today for speed
trials and gun practice. The members
of the naval trill] board are on the
warship. to take account of the man-
ocllv7erlng. At the ‘conciusion of the
trials. the Pennsylvania will proceed
to Staten Island The gunboat Dll-
bilquo left io-day for Menemsha Bight
fol target practice
Registrars; f of Vtiters
Notice.
The legal voters of the Second Votv
of Voters of the Second Voting Dis-
trict of the Town of Norwaik will be
.the purpose of receiving applications
for caucus and primary registration.
(‘HAS. A WAITERS.
DANIEI‘.‘ KEOGH.
Registrars of Voters of the Second
1 Voting District of the 'I‘owu of
Norwalk.
South Norwalk. July 24th, I905.
125 all Ill
filliegislrars’ Notice.
The legal voters Wot the Third Vot-
ing Disirin§ are hereby notified and
warned lb
for said
at the store of 1‘4.
First avenue
duy,
Hill. 1905, from I2 noon until 9
for the purpose of receiving caucus
and primary registration.
E. ii. (IORHAM,
JOHN KEOGII.
Registrars of Voters.
District.
iiorlialn No in
1!“ YOU WANT TEENS THAT ARE
GOOD
lil’Y THEM A'l’
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S.
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington at.
Agent for (‘rcsrcnt Laundry.
COBL COBL
NO COMBINE OR TRUDT PRICES
FOR U8. WE ARE THE INDEPEN-
DENT COAL DEALERS. GIVE US
A CALL. WE GUARANTEE COAL
AND PRICES TO BE SATIOFAC-
TORY.
lilo Daniel Ranch Goal to.
Seavisw Ave. . East Nor-walk. Ct.
Tat. 14H.
Wood St. Tel 303 5.
THIS I! NOT "PIIOIDINTIAL
HAND. .
paws LIHIGH COAL.
ORDER.
year will probably be made and given
to the no lie tomorrow at in unlock
noon. 1....
”ma annulus . 7 .
gel
COAL. COAL COAL
At the Lowest Prices.
Best iiazelton at $6.00 per ton.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
B. HERSHFIELD 8:5 SUN,
in Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
John 'I‘. Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwai
PRESIDENTIAL iliill
FIELD AI CANDIDATE! FOR YOUR OOAL TRADE FOR THE IEAION.
GIVE US A CHANCI TO PROV! WHAT A FINE STOCK WE HAVE ON
WI HAVI JUST UNLOADIO THREE CAROOI. OF OLD 00%
WE AII IN IUIINIOI TO ITAV. AND WILL
GIVE YOU OOOD VALUE FOR YOU 8 MONEY. LET U! HAVE A TRIAL
RAYMOND BROS
WW SLI'AWNIIW mt].
Public Market. is 80. Main St.
van" sor wants: in no:
ing District of the Town of Norwaik ..
are hereby notified that tho Registrars ..
in session at the Town Court Room. .:
Haviiand street, Friday. August -
4th. and on Friday. August Ii.
from I 2 noon until ii p. m., for
the Registrars of Voters ::
tumult Will be in session
Easb Norwalk. on Fri— ‘
August. 4th. and Friday August I:
p. m" .
rllil-li Voting '
East Norwnlk, (fond. July ‘34, 1003. I:
125 Ill
TRISTRA”
l'..' . 15>" _ N0.
2 AND 5 asserts Britannia. " a“ « 7? .2 ,
'l
/
I
i
i
Price:
4,0
ODD VESTS.
.2”'2£L§”Z.
500 Each.
left over froni suits that sold
from $10 to $2
- MOSTLY BLACKS AND BLUES ..
, Vatdi‘lcu
. this space for interesting atoro
fl"!-
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
”——
Joseph Davis,
Tailll. IliliIIu Hillier Finisher.
85 Washingtoii St. 80. Norwalk.
1.....1'1..w....
For Good Advice.
It certainly requires nerve to
talk about Coal when the ther-
mometer is doing stunts in
climbing. but some day next
winter when the zero mark is
touched you will forgive us.
Today we will only say you'd
better pill in “your Coal and
"have it over with"—-—and when
you are buying why not buy of
of us?
Our Coal washought to hold
trade. ‘
ThsForriscoaIOo.
unlit Nam-la: f .
“GIOVEIIS' lIIE PlAlif."
Vacation and Olilliiil
hoes.
, ALI. ITYLII.
'\
Bathilla Slices.
’PNONI Nit-4»
w
urn slots; till III"
.. WHITE WASH Goons
In order to cloud up our White Goods Stock we have taken all broken lots and odd pieces of our line Moro
ccrized Madras. plain and fancy Oxfords. Silk Mulls. plain and dotted line embroidered
from 25c to We per yd .a-and made them all one price to close, 19c per yd.
Lathes’ Misses’ and Ghfldren’ s Bathing Suits.
Our entire new line of Ladies'. Nilsscs' and Children' s Bathing Suits are now on sale.
Milena—moods worth
I
No better values
were ever offered at the prices we quote. These suits are all fresh from one of the best manufacturers. They
are made of good material and In the very latest styles. ‘ ,M .
0 1 l
Wash Sk1rts for Summer Wear.
Navy Blue and Black Duck Walking Skirts. plain and dots. good material and well made. All sizes.
Medluni size 61.00; extra size 31. 25. a ., . 4% .i
TRISTR-AM & HYATT, damnation. .
THE LEADING
Men, » 3 Women.
and Children.
THERE is NOTHING as CONVENIENT As
A CHARGE ACCOUNT IN A REPUTABLE AND
FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT. wa'jwiaL
SELL vou REPUTABLE MERCHANDISE son
LESS MONEY ON CREDIT THAN ornnn
HOUSES mu SELL son CASH. you CAN use
voua HARD EARNED MONEY son YOUR REC-
REATION AND VACATION DAYS. unit now;
TAKE ADVANTAGE on THE SUMMER BAR-
GAINS we ARE OFFERING vou nun SETTLE
voua mu. IN CONVENIENT Warsaw pav-
MENTs
H. Krleger ‘8: Do
we... Washington Street. 5‘
PARIS ” OLOAK a.“ sum some”
THE IIOOIIT CALI OP SHIRT WAIOT OUITI AND WAIITI IN THE
HISTORY Of NORWALK.
ALL IUMMII OOOOO MUIT OO. . .
WE OAIIV THE LAROEOT LINE OF WAIOTI IN THE NORWALK...
WAIOTOH'ORMII PIIOI.II.IO N034”, . 75!:
Micro, worm PM I lit. .. no
Wilton. some inn a: and" now ‘ m
WAIITO. roams PIIIOI. “so. now m
wants; roams PRIOI. am. now m
IIVIRAL IMALL LOTI TO CLOUD OUT AT LlllcTHAN COIT.
COME AND II OONVINOIO.
silorrr.
"ii
In order to on» room In our road I filial which
no hon bought and mm» arming in cm: Mr
prelim delivery a special “some.
Norwalk Chronicler