.. j wpaom' raven.
. I
., it “‘3!“th Health Bulletin.
more ry of the broad. Dr. Lind
out the state.
scattered in fifty different towns
most distinctly in West Haven
* ven there were 25 cases scat
Wollzh‘lhe borough. The out
e not yet reported the result
‘mortaiity reports received there
lid. 47, more than in August of last
,~and 4 less than the average num-
15m preceding. The deaths reported
may infectious diseases were 173, be
“12.2. per cent. of the total mortal-
..;~‘From typhoid fever 26 deaths
are reported; from consumption, 95;
in pneumonia. 39; from heart dis-
.93; from accidents and violence.
. .r-i'l‘onl cerebro-splnal fever. 9: from
diarrhoea under five years, 293, and
an r live years, 58.
MASTER PLUMBERS' MEETING.
at». Association Will Discuss the
. Strike in Bridgeport. '
V NEW LONDON, Sept. 15.—-Presldeni
J, D. Cronin, of this city. has issued
notice of a special convention of the
State Asociation of Master Plumbers.
8 :he held at New Haven. on Tuesday.
’, Bent. 1-9, for the purpose of consider
1, the labor trouble In which the
B dleport plumbers 'nre involved.
‘ . Meeting of the executive conven-
.tion of the Master Plumbers Asocla-
.tlon washeld with the Bridgeport mas
tor plumbers on Thursday and the sil-
ultion 'was then considered. it. i
‘istated that an agreement between
‘masters and journeyman has been
. rescued In all matters except that of
-‘ waxes and the Bridgeport master
plumbers did not wish to make a deci-
skin in this which would prejudice oth-
“er master plumbers of the state, hence
this special convention is called. '
The question of where the next,
year's annual convention shall be held
' ‘was also discussed, blot not acted up-
‘ On. It. will he with c thcr Norwich of
‘ ‘ New London.
HARTFORD JOB PRINTERS
STRIKE.
HARTFORD. Sept. Jim—Job and
book printers to the number of about
One hundred. employed for the most
part by Case, Lockwood & Brainard.
the Piympton Company and R. S.
,‘Peclt Company. which have declined
, Vto'accede to the eight-hour demand.
deft their work during the forenoou.
Printers employed in the supply dc-
"Dll‘tments of some of the insurance
companies here also have stopped
work. Many of the smell loh print.
In: plants in the city have granted
_ the olcht~hour day. The men who
‘Otruck today have not asked for a con.
ones with the firms, and an immediate
request is not expected. as already sev-
18m excursions of printers have been
innoiinced, indicating that the men
Ill take a few days for recreation.
MOROCCAN CONFERENCE.
DDRLIN. Sent. 15.-—'i‘be Cornish
meat has propelled lo i‘o‘rancc
ill) the Sultan of Morocco that the
roman conference he held at Alger.
.. ,- Spain (five miles west of (ii-
MM) Instead of hi Madrid. as i’rc-
r' Rouvier desires. or at 'l‘anaicr.
it Milton wishes. Algcl'clras is
, ted with 'i‘ahulcr by a line of
on.
W
torus INSTITUTION OLosao.
> . Sept. 15.---Thc II"-
FCImolito Sisters having resisted
til en, the doors of their convent
forced open this morning and the
W illicit was closed. the sisters tak—
"tltaius Ir elsewhere.
Saving
eeYou Rich
z
loving help. you out-
of the ghost groom:
i on; Mt o 0 Hit
”you richer. fin-mini.
.Iily. morally and physi-
i go Isak lo I
love and lo-
,Nii om fund for
In. yum.
W
as scientific."
adoloy CoiioxAttontlon to
EN. dept. 15.-~An unus-
. , cc of typhoid fever ldurins’
3 is noted in the monthly report
onnecticut State Board of
a nod today. by C. A. Liud~
Ms 250 cases were reported as
cam in August. of last year
These cases
' the disease appeared in epidemic
its New Haven Almshouse. in
obstructer was evident in the
Mon: mousmca Psori‘ra.
Treasurer Randolph, of the New York
‘ Life. Again on the Stand.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—-—-When the
sessionot the legislative committee
to investigate the life insurance buai~
hess was begun today Edmund D. Rah-
doiph, treasurer of the New York Life
insurance Company, was again called
to the stand. He presented a state-
ment of the profits realized from the
operations of the New York Life in-
. surance Company's joint accounts. it
showed profits of 8893.541 in ten years.
and was made out at the request of
Counsel Hughes for the committee
earlier in the week
A book of the financial transactions
American minister; Mrs.
. wife of United States Senator New.
lands. and other ladies oi Miss Roose-
Attornoy amoral Gilli-k Wants duo
than to speedily nettle Matter.
BRATTLEBORO. Vt.. September 15.
«Sheriff Henry R. Peck. at Windsor
county. announced to-day. . that Alton
ney~General Clark C. Fitts would tits
a motion with the United States Bu-
pi‘eme Court at Washington tavday.
asking that the case of Mary ii. Rev
tiers, sentenced to die. for the murder
at her husband, he heard at the ear-
liest convenienceof the Justices. Mrs.
Rogers‘ case was carried to the su-
preme court on a writ of habeas cor-
pus based upon the allegation that the
woman’s constitutional rights had
been violated. The new motion in
the case declares that the course of
justice in the state of Vermont re
quires that the case be disposed of as
early as possible. it is pointed out
that if the matter of appeal is not
passed upon by December 8. the new
date of the execution, under the sta-
tutes another date cannot be fixed
that will‘ he efiective until after ..‘ 2.11-
uary 1, 1907.
v
VISITED THE SUMMER PALACE.
.L..—-..._
Min Roooevolt and Others Received
By Empress of Japan.
PNKIN, Sept. 15, Noon—Miss Alice
followed by an inspection of the
Ncwiauds.
null! and limited period of the
. ‘In New Haven Almshouse.
, occurred in quick succession.
[h places. new cases have nearly
coupon. The local health Of-
" their investigations to the state
51,409 deaths during the month of
st. . This was 241 less than in Ju-
l'f 01 deaths in August for the live
[life ,lnsu
non-ledger
time.
of a statemen
lng affecting
assets
went into the moon
t. Mr.
in non-ledger assetsiof the New York
rance Company,
Hanover Bank office, wa
entail. There was no entry previous
to.March '19, 1904, in this book and
Mr. Hughes askedi’or an account of
previous to .that;
This was produced in the form
Hughes
er of the bookkeep-
thesc accounts.
March 19, 1904, a sale of Union Paci~
iic pfd. stock was credited to the Han-
over Bunk oiilce at. 344.937.
on. Mr. Randolph said. was because
these securities did not appear on the
company's ledger. and it was a distri-
bution of the proceeds of the sale of
Union Pacific stock.
s also
kept at its
'i‘he reas-
velt's party, went to the summer pal-
ace. Wednesday, and spent the night.
Yesterday they were received in for-
mal audience by the downger empress.
Mrs. Rickhill. who was first present-
ed to the empress, inzroduced Miss
Roosevelt. and afterward the other ia-
dies of the party. The empress moved
among the visitors, chatting informal-
ly and presenting them with handsome
gifts of bracelets and rings. This was
followed b an inseptclon of the
grounds of. the summer palace. The
whole visit was remarkable on account
pres-
then
On
to I’eklu in the evening most of the
party attended an "at home“ at the
German minister's, wherc General Conn
bin and wife. and Senator Newlauds
of thc absence oi formality. itciurnins -
s checks ordered paid by iili‘ President. '
Checks for $100,000 were found in
the accounts of the Hanover Rank of-
tire of the New York Life insurance
Company. They were paid to A. iiuui»
ilton, who Mr. Randolph said. was
connected with the law department
'i‘hcsc payments were made on order
of the president. without any action
whatever by the finance committee.
and Mr. Randolph said he know noth-
ing about it. On l.)ccciuber 30, illiniil"
ed instance or checks ordcrmi paid by
the president to the amount of 48.702
was found, and Mr. Randolph said on-
ly the president could tell what either
of these items was for. As to the
statement of the proilis pi'cscnicd car-
licr. Mr. Randolph rci‘crrcd Mr. Hugh-
cs to George W. i'crkins, who has
charge of that part of the financial
operations. Mr. Perkins was sent for
at this stage of the proceedings.
Taking up again the matter oi”
Cornellus'C. White, a deputy auditor i
of the New York Life insuruucc Com-
pan, who was temporarily culled. said
the 3100.000 was on account of the
purchase of property in this city to
enlarge the company's oiiicc facilities.
The affairs of the Militia] liifo lu‘ ‘
surance Company were again taken ‘
up, when Augustus i). .iullliurd. a true»
ice for twenty years and a member
of the ilnuucc committee of the Mu»
tunl, was called. Mr. .iuiiliard suhl In!
individually participated in syndlcutm
for the purchase of bonds, but that
his personal participations were in no
way iuiiucnced by the fact that the
Mutual Life insurance Company was
t
f:
i
and wife were being entertained.
party spent, the day seeing the sights
of Pekln.
'l‘len ’i‘sln to attend a reception given
by Viceroy Quail Shai Kai.
Commission Named by Court Will Fix
superior court. to plaice valuations up
on the farm of Ezra Mansfield and the
water rights of William
'Wcslvillc district. both of which must
I
“with the construction of the new ros-
crvolr system. will color to this city
llt'xl ’I‘ucsday to hour the parties in-
slou consists of Senator Michael ix’cu-
only. of Stamford; Richard H. Golden
{Lilli it is not, expected that there will
will be rcct-lvcd hi the other of the
fliaulmry migiuccr in the City iiull uu~
UNIVERSAL surname in HUN-
| GARY.
'I‘iie
Tomorrow all will go to
HEARING NEXT TUESDAY.
Reservoir Damages.
The commission appointed by tint
Mcrsou. in
no urqulrcd by llanbury, in connection
mrostctl in the manor. The controls
vi South Norwulk. and John A. Rus-
lug. oi' Bl'idgcpot |.
\\lih the exception of these two iii-
eialuccs Daubury has acquired nearly
iii oi the land and the water rights
but it needs for reservoir purposes
)9 necessity for any further rccoursc
o the courts.
llids for the contract for construc-
lnz the dam, forebay and pipe lino
it September 25 at 4 p. in.
BUDAPEST, iillugul'y, St'pl. iii.»-
also a participator therein.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Bilit‘o curly this morning douse masses
of worklugmcu have been marching
to the lower house of the, Diet for the
FUNERAL Oi" JAMES Shii’i'li.
The funeral of the late James Smith.
Will be held on Sunday. at 2:30 from
his late residence in Clay street. The
interment will be in Riverside Coinc-
tery. l
mus. JOHN wurrs. i
Funeral services over the remains.
of Mrs. John White. of Main street.
were held this morning from St.
Mary's church. lnicrmcut was in St.
Mary's Cemetery.
VARTAINAN HAD AN ACCOMPLICE.
CONSTAN'I‘iNOPLE. September 15.
~ The action of the court of causation
Iii attaching the ucuthccc of death lin-
post-d on Chirkls Vsrtaniau. an Amor-
lcun citizen, and the rcmiliing of tho-
cnso to the lower court for rc-iriai was
due to tho discovary since his convic-
tion that Vurtanlnh had an act-.ompllce
in the assassination of the Armenian
merchant. lindylan. This discovery at
the eleventh hour aud the hollow of
the com-t of causation are generally
attributed lotho insistence of the iAm’
cricuu iomulou. No further Judicial
action is now permissible until the
settlement. of the question of prim-lipid
arising from the naturalization of Var-
tonlamanian and the other Arnmuliau.
also said to be an American cllllcn.
arrested in connection with the ample
Hillil of tho lmmb July 21. while tlw
sultan was leaving the mosque Muir
lilc rclainilk ceremony. which capital
the death of about forty portions. 1‘ h..-
I’nl’te hes not yet yielded on this pollui
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EVERYTHING FOR IMITH. 1
Sonic short time ago Edward .li‘.
timith want in work for the Booth ern
New Eunlnud Telephone Company ‘iii
the contract department. that is Swath
secs li’mtilii to people who have no
telephones. tells them a fish story and
departs with it signed contract in»
tore they fully recover. A friend. of
Smith. Who is interested in his lvcl-
fare. dished Manager Nuttina. of the
local bltcillimil how Smith was ‘aeo
Machines in is new line of work.
rhino." amid Mr. Nailing. "inst, odds»
ad I cariood oi 'uhouos and in mm a
car of contract blanks and lhcy't‘i all
for Smith."
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GAPTMN Oi'. TIAMII “A"
COPENHAG museum-ii. lento
her tau—The commander of the. British
steam r John Grafton which was
sunk harm in .10; after
landing a portion hoi- moi-us of
mo: and manna on I. hut-mi is»
land in the l Mainly!» ‘0‘.
compile the. thirst, o brother
' ulna. ills. ammo .of
l
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o. a...
”m'i W” as 1 WW
9 i D D .
minimises. l , t‘
piloplc.
postlionasprcsidcnlo icnii‘wyi‘drdi'tll
position as pdosidcul
prevented him expressing an opinion. '
but he begged the people to await II
quietly the decision of
Work is at a standstill at all the fac-
shul Lord Roberts' visit to America _,
has been postponed and will not oc- ..
lloril Roberts bad Just ~
received an invitation to uddrres tho "
annual
'l'riulc while in New York. but. he has ..
ropilcod regretting that he is compull- jj
ed to postpone his visit on account at .
omclai and otlmr engagements not ..
permitting him to leave England at :I
Ihe than he expected to cross the At- ~
uni c.
our this year.
when station for the service of n was
ad not to take Sheri-ink at once. but
to music on guard at Sherrick's home
until morning.
DIXON ILICTED TO PARLIAMINT.
loll, ilcceaucd. by, a majority of 474
The United irish league in
Daniel. who is a privy councillor for
hull. and a prominent ship owner and
‘Iiiillid III
purpose of making a demonstration in ,I
favor of universal
composed of other classcs also unihcr "
cd and strong cordous of police were
postt'd near the building.
Juslii. president of the House. received
so flrage.
tic dcputuiions. who presented poti-
lous setting forth the demands of the
in reply Herr Justh said his
ot' the liouse
parliament.
ories as the workers are taking part
it the demonstration. No
m...
LORD ROBERTS POBTPONEC VISIT
LONDON. ticpiembcr ii‘w—li‘lcld Mar-
meeting of the Board
w... w-u.m .4...
DETECTIVES GUARD OHIINICK'I ::
HOME.
iNDlANAl‘CiJB. but. September iii. .
wilctecilves went early this morniut ‘
to the home of former Auditor of "
than: David ill. shot-rick. with the in-
action of taking him to the central
not issued by the county prosecutor,
barging onibesziomont. 'l‘hoy decili-
iliillli'AB'i‘. iroiaml. dept. to.--sir
inulst Dillon. Unionist. has been elect-
d to Parliament. vice sir James this-
vcr William Walker. labor party.
unburied 8h-
reiiind. it former lord mayor of on»
imber merchant.
oolsovhm oi-ioo'ro minim.
Louisvimn.
lawyer. min-
0 doaomiuos
fwifli
Crowds ..
um Julius "
disturb- .I
aucas had occurred up to the time this jj
dispatch was died.
of Z:
Kip. September ills-w .
After it varied career in a
later of the despotic t
W also? William? “i
.«ii I I. . .
of ion or. ltov. John {oil was Rafi
rain or shine.
, .
The inhabitants, legal voters of the
'i‘owa of Norwalk. are hereby untitled.
inx will be held in the Armory. so-
Wedueeday. September 20th, 1905. at 8
o‘clock in the evening, for the pur-
pose of considering and taking action.
in the followin’ matters contained in
a petition to e Selectmen for such
meeting. towlti .
1. To hear the report of the com
mittee appointed'at a town meeting,
held Oct. 1. 1004, to investigate the
matter of building a town high school.
2. To select a site for the erection
of a school-house thereon, and to vote
for the purchase of said site.
3. To vote to build a high school on
said site, and to appropriate such sum
or some of money for the purchase of
said site. and the building of sail high
school, as the meeting shall decide;
to my a tax. it (Itlcillt‘d advisable, or
to authorise the issuance of bonds to
an amount equal to the uproprintlon
made at. said meeting all as said meet-
ing shall deem best: and
4. To appoint a committee to carry
into effect the vote of said meeting.
Dated at Norwalk. aforesaid, the
15th day of September. 1905.
JOHN DEViNE,
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. BROWN,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwnlk.
t .
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an execution to me directed and
delivered. in favor of the New Home
Furnace Company. and against Gem‘ge
W. Meeker, issued out of the Town
Court. of Norwalk, 1 have levied upon
the following personal property be.
longing to said George W: blocker.
and will sell the nautical public auc-
tion. to the highest bidder. at the
store lately occupied by the said
George W. Meckci', at No. 44 Water
St, in the City of South Norwaik. on
the 29th tiny of September, 1905. at
two o'clock in tho at‘h.»ruoon, viz.
A large quantity of pluinbors‘ and
lluut-rs‘ supplies, including 27 lengths
of iron soilpipe, 70 foot of iron water
llllli gas pipe. 800 foot of leader pipe.
=30 large sheetsi‘of iron. 34 lengths
stove pipe, 104 stove pipe elbows, Ii
largo bins of pipe fittings. 4 iron sinks.
stove. ladder. roll too (look, chair.
scales, and a rue quantity of mis-
cellaneous supp lea and fittings.
Attest: - r '
JOHN .i. COODWIN,
(‘ousiahle oi thedi‘own of Norwalk.
:lli’l-ii
bullshit litmus
JUST ARRIVED
COME AND as: THEM Ada GET
A HORSE wonru THE MONEY.
M. TARLOV.
take the hardest kind of wear.
Let the boys play while they are
boys. and buy them wearable.
serviceable clothes.
\
SPECIAL ..
for this wcck. Our regular v.00
(‘orduroy Knee Pants
790
Sizes 4 to 15.
Have you ever tried our
CHILDREN'S STOCKINCH‘!
2 pairs for 25¢.
Worth double. Black only.
Watch
this space for interntinc store
news.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday iiiveninu.
taunts,
moon.
cwrnma.
unwrap.
. cosmetics. _ ..
. lLWuhhistoa st. anaemic. l
Auctioneer iii. 1:. Bates will sell at
public auction the entire stock of
bowls Meson. grocery store on Main
St... Durien. next door to Woods' Fish
Market. in the Northrup Black. on
Satanic, lept. Mitt. with alteration.
at it and «would: at I. I‘ll“. coeds
am all fresh nud’iim elm articles.
Here is an opportunity for every
body to buy in grooorm at their own
price. There is Alcoa line of other
goods. consisting in ‘ ivsnind and
wood cub tube. a j,
of new seated. one. ‘ so
trout. one show
plans. Also, one;
morons to meat
tent __ , a plant man
, a «new, wine
with“
Sliililluu m...
and warned that a Special 'i‘own Meet» ‘
called, on West avenue. to said town. ‘
TT: N ‘7
"y.
nos. aAND ,r. GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘
A LITTLE STUDY
will convince you that there is really only one place in town to buy Dress Goods. When you buy of us you
are always sure of your money‘s worth. Our idea is to have our prices always right, and to be ready for you
with the latest styles. We have more Dress Goods coming, but no need of waiting. for the first lot is here
ready for you to look at. If we were to advise, we w‘ouid simply Hussein. Be early in looking, as 3’0“ km"
what first choice means. 1‘
\
Black Dress Goods
We have always made a specialty of Black Dress Goods
est weaves. We have in stock all qualities of
Prunellas. Serges. Cheviots, Granites. Brilliantlnes, Siclllinns, Voile, Eolienne. Crepe De Chane, Cashmere.
Drape Date, Panama, Albatross and Nun's Veiiings.
Housefurnlshing Department
3 Rolls Toilet Paper for
and our line is now complete with all the 11er
10c, Large Glass Water Filters. 23c Flat irons. per 1b.. 3c
9 Bars of U. 8. Mali Soap, 250 Medium Glass Water Filters, 9c Large Decorated Bowls, .80
(l Blown Tumblers, 10c Folding ironing Boards. 95c Medium Decorated Bowls, , 40
10 Piece Decorated Toilet Sets, 81.69' Fiber Water Pails, 23c'3 Asbestos Mats. 100
it is hard work to convince yourselfi'
that you have convinced a woman of
anything.
Th... can... A... v
for Saturday and
Monday Only
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
‘Weot Washington Street.
VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER, ............. 24: LB. .
”'Lttfitfiiii it??? .739...“ The Leading Outfitters in The N months.
7 BARS OZONE soap. 25c ‘
2 PKGS. GRAPE NUTS, .. . . 256
A. siuu,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORwALK. CONN.
i New Fall Goods
Arriving Duly.
WE ARE SHOWING A VERY LARGE ASSORT~
be always asking someone for
tho right time—«have a reliable
watch of you: own. No matter
what your table, your need. your
price, we can satisfy you.
n
MENT OF NEW FALL SKIRTS, RAIN COATS, FALL
1L“! Austin,
JEWELER.
40 Wall St.
JACKETS, EARLY FALL READY-TO-WEAR HATS;
Norwalk, Conn.
SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN;
BLANKIETS AND QUILTS.
‘ Will Reopen Wednesday.
'1 FOR us.
I. A CALL.
'- AND PRICED TO II CATIOFAC-
' TORY.
Iilti Daniel Edit Goal to.
’? Coovlow Ave.
illiii’ Sillillli
' iflfl BUYS.
Brilliant Street. Sta-ford.
IF YOU INTEND REFURNISHING YOUR HOME
THIS FALL IT WILL PAY YOU TO WAIT AND SEE
WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER. FIRST CLASS FUR-
NITURE AT LOW PRICES AND EASY PAYMENTS.
September 27th.
iLLU‘DTRATED CIRCULARI.
Goal. Coal.
NO COMBINE OR TRUST PRICED
WE ARE THE INDEPEN-
DENT COAL DEALERS. GIVE Ul
WI GUARANTEE COAL
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US. IT
IVILEGE.
l, ,‘,, V. .
H. ,Krieger 8; Co. ;
lad" d“ 4'"
' WHERE III BUYS (30M.
As likely no not he will mon-
tion our place. We are proud of
the large number ‘ who have
COSTS YOU NOTHING TO HAVE THIS PR
loot Norwalk. 0:.
Tel. 145—1.
“The Billiard”
C
MODERN AND UP-‘I‘D-DATI.
ACCOMMODATION! FIRI‘I'
DLAOO.
Spelcia mash
up that suits,
j ’G ottilcb’s
RATIO VIIW MODINATIM
Joseph L. Waltz.
Pro Motor. - found our cool and our d
autumn. mono sun outing-4
'“""“"'""" .. ..... struts... «mt-cm a. .. m... rm
‘ ‘ ' ”fl its-- Only the character of the goods
NEW MUSIC i Mid. and the vvay they are sold
can create confidence, and; only
confidence can. create business-
1330. '
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“ facilitate a.
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Norwalk Chronicler