III and or was walnuts-um». '7
not
‘ iii... ”MTNMTNF ”of I f ‘I:
has
WW
For Norwalk ‘au vlcl
and possibly. showers tonight, 'l‘hurs- ‘,
day fair. An extended area of low .
barometric pressure is central in the f
northwest. it is producing cloudy and .
rainy Weather with mild temperatures .
in nearly all the northern sections. An
area of high pressure is central in 1
the lower Mississippi valley. This
area will probably move northeast-
, ward and produce pleasant weather in
this vicinity on Thursday.
Mrs. Josephine Valentine, of New’
York is spending a few'days in South
Norwalk. .
St. John's Lodge, A. F. and A. M.
0'. Norwalk. will confer the first de-
gree tonight. ‘
~lasura your automobile. Taylor 0
Golden.
A smoker will be held next Monday
night at: the Catholic Club house in -
West avenue,
Herschfleid & Son yesterday receiv-
ed five caIloads of Old Company's
Lehlgh coal. “
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Coleman. of High
street. South Norwalk, went to Brook-
lyn yesterday for a short visit.
Mrs. John Overton and sister from
Brooklyn are the guests of Mrs. Char-
lotte R Corbett. of Cedar street.
Some of the extra trolleymen who
had good work through the summer
season will now seek pastures new.
lrving Haymes of the Norwalk Lock
Company, expects to start on a trip
through New York state next week.
A mass of requiem for the late Mrs
Br cget Dcvereaux will be celebrated
at St. Mary's Church, tomorrow morn-
ing.
Main street, and irving D. Merritt will i
be married at 7:30 o‘clock this even-
ing. at the home of the bride.
——'i‘wo millidn Americans suffer theL
torturing pangs of dyspepsia. No need i
to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At
any drug store. .
Stations of the cross will be observ-
ed at St, Mary’s Church this after-
noon at 3:30 and tomorrow at the saute
hour. .
Miss Hattie Lester has returned to
Mt. Holyoke institute, Mass. to re- ,
some her duties for the coming school
year. .
Dr M i. Cronin of West Washing- i
ton street who has been ill for sev- .
eral days was able to get out yester-
day.
Albert F. Berg of Meadow street,
started on two Week's vacation and .
he will visit Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
inckport.
’icller George L. Woodward, of the
National Bank of Norwalk, is enjoy-
ing a ch-k's vacation at the slimmer
camp of James Malcom Kendall, at
Asquam Lake, N. H.
A portion of the iron work for the
new club house of the South Norwalk
Club Company has arrived and the
rest is expected shortly. A large gir-
der was placed in position yesterday
and the brick work' proceeded rapid-
ly.‘
Mrs. Edwin H. Leach. formerly Miss
Anna 'l‘cnnhagen, with her husband.
stopped at South Norwalk, oorouta to
Boston on a two wccks' honeymoon.
They stopped at the Hotel Clifford
over night and dined at the imperial
i‘nfe
'l‘hc l'hilathea Class held the rogu
lur business meeting at the South Nor
walk Baptist church Tuesday night.
There was a large. attendance and im-
portant business discussed. The class
are contemplating a social. which was
to be bold in their class. The plan was
changed, and the. social will be given
at tho twine of Mrs. Morgan. on South
Main street,
27.
Wednesday, September
Specul Sole
Writing Paper”
260 PAPER ..............
100
360 PAPER .....I .......... 16c
WPAPER ........ 206'
MPAPER ........ ......Zbo
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND waouss-
, nav oNLv.
IOUVENIR CARDO.
. PODTAL ALIUMI.
AUTOGRAT LINEN PAPER.
F. J. NELSON '
' ~Nonon—
Best Meats Obtain-i
able at the Low-
est. Market Prices
ensue
It Iott‘flf‘ii‘h I?iiII'i'.
. Miss Frances Murphy, of 32 South i
stint. "
I ssmoiiii
cats organism.
symptoms due to female troubles
and slight irregularities in her doli-
The woman who passes this
change without the development of
tumors,.cancers, or chronic invalid»
ism enters a new field of happiness
and usefulness in the'domesuc cir-'
do and in social activity. , Her phy-
sical system should receive the
necessary assistance at this critical
period.
..
bi) f
,UMMmflW$Mmamwmd
is exactly suited to woman's needs aT this time. it strengthens and
cures all deiangé
nts of the female orgitnlsm. itf
overcomes the hot
flashes and dizzy fainting spells, and all other distressing symptoms.
I Was in Bad for Three Weeks
Dan Mas. PINKIIAII: -—l suffered agreai deal during Chan e of Life.
steadily for eleven weeks. and it made me so weak l was a
bed i r three weeks.
I flawed
1 began taking Lydia E. Pinkham' a V0 stable Compound. although it was against
about our wonderful cures.
Lydia
my doctor a will and i had to hide it lice it regularly unuil had taken live bottles.
and it brought me out all right,
healthy I am by looking at my picture.
a perfectly strong. well woman. Any one can tell how
and any one can write to me or my. daughter
Mast F. M. Mosaausu. East Chicago. ind. ‘
The whole secret of safety at this time of life is thorough prepara-
tion before the change begins. Fortlfy the system with a Course of
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. This wonderful medicine
has Carried thousands of women through this danger period.
No such helpful advice to women who are sick can be had any-
where as will be received free by addressing Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn.
Mass.
i Lydia F. Pinkhani’ s Vegetable Compound Carts illicit others Fall ‘
"‘ll‘ ' 7i
B.‘ librshlleld & Son are discharging
two barges of Delilah coal at then
wharf TIF‘WMBI" street. .
TWPITTY'TUUT‘ ladies and gentlcmcn
from Sound Beach. on a trolley ride
through this section, had dinner yon—
terday‘at the. [[0th Clifford.
Harry G. Davis, of tho Norwalk
Hardware Company, has rcturnod
from a very enjoyable vacation trip
to northern New York state and Can
ads.
The iii-monthly meeting of the Ep-
wortli [Atague Union will be held Fri-
day availing of this week at the West-
porl Methodist Episcopal Church. The.
Rev. George '1‘. Freeman, of Dorian.
will Iii-liver the address. which is on
the striking topic “’l‘ho Helpfulness of
Good Looks." The Westport League
will furnish refreshments. and a large
number of [magnets will attend.
J, Hanna. C. D. Rankin, N. C. Stcb-
ham. H. S. Beamun, Frank A. Bcaa,
F. C. iiurrowa, it, A. Holmes, R. A.
Cody. F. G. Lamson. Boston; W. W.
Stevons. Danbury; F. W. Webber,
James Doyle. F. E. Williams, C. F.
Tucker. A. H. Anovor. (i. S. Fiizalm-
moon, .1, M. Stevens, R. P. Smith, C.
S. Vaughan. George M. Fenberg. ‘Wili
Deshon, C. W. Bucklcc. New York:
George E. Wilder, Springfield: Adolf
Johnson. Greenport; i3. 1-). Cracker,
Hartford. were at the Hotel Clifford.
yesterday.
A I...
to the Bilious
Arc yeti Nb milielled to a... your-
iman I‘IITI‘Tcsom foods item...
c”a t buggy, try. me a you odious?
o you ow that your condition
is more to blame than the foods?
Your liver and stomach need at-
tention more titan the diet. thn
you find yourself suffering with a
Ihous attack I, take
and all annoying symptoms will
soon dis settle the
stomach.‘ II c e um and ex-
ercise the bowels. Their good ef-
fects are felt immedi ately.w
Beecbam'a- Pills rotate the
contents of the stoma wincite
easy work of digestion. The nour-
ishing pr min of the food are
then read y assimilated and the
undue bowled so without innit»
ting the intestines or clogging the
em.-
Brecham's Pills should be taken
:vuhcnsvgn there at; mm héhdmhei
re gas. a ‘l
l I. ”it”:
plant at every turn.
,li‘orestdale the home of the bride-
.utteolmof'tliiandi is
I
PORT. i
Wiii Outline the Matter of Capital.
Stock increase.
The stock of the New York. Now
Haven a Hartford road did not con‘
time its skyward course yesterday.
inquiry was made of one of the high
ofllclals of the New lvlavcn road rc.~
carding lilil truth of the many rumors
as to a probable increase in stock to
cover cost of lmpro‘i'cmeuts.
The question was answered in this
manner; “Such information as is rea-
dy is included in the annual report."
The annual report is now being pre.
pared. ready for the printers and is us-
ually given to stockholders a few days
before the annual meeting. which will
occur on October 18th.
it. was learned authoritatively today
that despite the report of the New
York stock brokers, J. i’ierpont Mor-
gan did not see Mr. C. S. Mellon on
Sunday. Mr, Mellon saw Mr. Morgan
in New York city on Friday to prepare
matters for the directors' meeting. He
has had no communication with Mr.
Morgan since that time.
it is generally believed that the ru~
more as to an issue of stock or bonds
of the road during the next few
months is probable. the only ques~
tion is whether the various “insiders"
have got the figures and the style of
raising money right.
The statement that the annual re
port will contain such information as
in ready indicates that something of
th. kind is in the air and the com
pany «deems it impolite to let it get
before the stockholders read it in the
annual report. .
The annual report, of the system.
which will in. the second prepared by
President Mellon. will be in the hands
of all stockholders Within a Very short
time.
The belief prevails that the fluctua-
tions of the price of the stock are
Int-rely due to the manipulation by
simulators who belleVe in making I
”W-
' MISS NELSON'S ENGAOIMINT.
Ansonia Society Girl Bride-Elect of
Editor}. Ralph Emerson.
or much interest because of tho so-
oial prominence of we young people
is the engagement inst announced of
Miss Susan Louise Nelson. daughter of
Mrs. 'l‘homas A. Nelson. to .l. Ralph
Emerson. second son of Mr. and Mrd.
James M. Emerson both of Ansonlm
The wedding will be celebrated at
elect. No. '23s North Main street Ant
sonta, Wednesady. Oct if. at noting any
Miss Nelsons wedding day wit
PRES. MELLEN'B ANNUAL RE-
“ “a 3” VIII-d»..—
. Case WISH!!!“ Up at 2:15 O'clock
Yesterday Morning
in Bridgeport.
'l‘hc trial of lmltoy llIIilcr was tali-
cn up before Judge John M. "ihayor
in the criminal stipcrior court at 2:16
o’clock yesterday alternation ioI the
murdcr of his stop-mother, Mrs.
(‘Icorgc llIIilI-r. of Sinmtord, on March
la.
The prisoner was in the box and
was represented by his counsel, Judge
John H. Light and Attorney Robert
Mallette. State Attorney Samuel Fea-
senden conducted the prosecution. The
work of selecting the jurors from a
panel of 64 men was begun promptly.
and at 3.57 the jury had been sclect~
ed and was .at once ompannellod. The
state excused l2. the defense challeng-
cd three and the court excused two
of those examiner]. The jury as finally
selected was as Iotlowa:
' Harrison Burch. Sherman: John F.
Clancy. Bridgeport; Wliiliim ii. 'I‘IIylor,
Wcatpori; W. Sanford Jennings, Fair.
field: Leonard Huwicy. 'i‘rIIIIIbull:
Stephen ll. Wheeler, iduaion; filose~
kiar ll, Elwood. Fairilcld: Orlando W.
Andrews. Weston; William ll. lluiiii.
Greenwich: Daniel A. Nichols, Hunt-
ington; Frederick W. Heard. Hunting.
too.
At 4 o‘clock the rcmalnlng jurors
of thc panel were excused by the
court until notified that their presence
was again wanted. At 4: Oil the jury
selected to try the case was excused
until this morning at In o'clock and
the court adjourned until that. hour.
the court first warning the jurors
against discussing too case with any
person.
.5“. .WIIEII'IIcovIs"
iiiiiiiillTE
limo!
Breaks no Headmm
no Crimea. ,
Dr. David Run A‘
BDYiII‘notadlsgil Ilium
moo; where it cannot help. it does not
harm. It is composed of iugntablc inure.
dionts and does not. boat. or luilmnc the
blood but. cools and arinI-II it. in all Iain-
of Kidney“ troubles, Veroo‘nplninte. on.
stlpatlonoi them bf :31. 1tad the delicate
derangement-w o I: vwarhead) ac.
lieu of ‘.Dr. WRITE lili-
MIA Mmd‘
mam the anniversary of her sister't‘
marriage and also the soventleth of
her maternal mnduarenis'. Miss Nola
can is a charminq member of the
younger smart sci, Mr. Emerson is
the city editor of the Armenia dentin:
of. Int witch bin father is the editor
and proprietor; is a Yale said
or and
. outset,
will known tbmshoutt e
Valley and fit this city.
fratsful l
a lotteram toplDrw “if?! glib“:
'mth fullnessof war which more
business ceramics Item pomm it
makes no Mansirfiikgtum tit) (ligands-I;
hearts. n «sun It It mm
impending in The wifr'e there iElIcnlitiig.
We challenge a trial uni III-o ooIIi‘IdI-ui. of
the "Milt. You basil. ONE
DOT-ILLS inior’ifli'iis
. Stamford.
Development of Tokemke Park—Com
‘ tract: for Residences.
Tokeneke Park. one of the most do-
lightful tracts of shore propertyu‘
the Sound, is being Iapldly dove oped
IA number of line son an residences
have been credited) a I‘ll his will ‘
at once. A line supply of Water is
available, furnished by sunken wells
and pumped into tanks.‘: and electric
built to retain the salt water and add
still another improvoIIIeIIi. E. i-iope
Norton :3 Wall street, New York.“ of
the 'l‘oiieneko Commotion. is actively
l tereetcd in the property, and has
disposed of a number of choice lots to
his New York friends.
From plans by Architect A. N. Pad
dock. 20 best 4an street Alexander
McAlllsicr. of Richmond Hill. Stum-
ford. has taken the contract for a fine
residence at. ’I‘okcneke Park for Lucien
,l.. Serrot. of NewYork. it will be 62
still) feel. with a‘ wing 18145 t'cct,-the
exterior being of stone and shingles,
gwith shinglod roof. 0n the first floor
will be, a living room, 20x8 feet: diu-
ing’room, 18x20 feet; entrance hall,
.llbrury. kitchen, pantrles, etc. the
Iprlnclpnl; rooms having beamed cell-
lngs, hard wood floors and mantels and
fireplaces. Upstairs will be four large
islooptng-rooms, two bathrooms. dress-
.lng—I-oom,‘ apd'scrvants' quarters. Ah
the improvements, including the finest
plumbing fixtures and electric lights,
will be provided. None of the sub-
contracts is ie .
Plans have been made by Architects
Carpenter & Blair, 509 Fifth avenue,
New York. for a‘resldenoe at ’l‘okcn-
eke Far, for Mrs. Richard. of New
York. not the entire contract has been
awarded to Alexander McAllistcr. of
it will be 42x60 feet. of
frame construction, the exterior and
roof being shingled. There will be
ill rooms, finished in hard woods, with
hardwood floors. There will be three
bathrooms and two mautels and flrc~
places. The heating will be by hot air
and the lighting by electricity, and
all the modern improvements will he
provided. Socco & Viglino. of Stam-
ford will do tlIe mason work, and the
other sub-contracts are not let,
Alexander McAilistcr. of Stamford,
has taken the catlrc,coIIt.I.raIt lot a
buugalo at 'i‘okcneke d‘ark foI Mr.
Freeland, of New Yet ,I it. will be 37
0n the first final will be the. living-
I'oom, Illuing~room, kltchcn and ser-
vants’ room. with llvc chambers and
:wu bulbs on the second floor. The
interior will inI finished in rustic
style, and the lighting will be by (doc-
irlclty. None of tho sub-contracts are
let.
Sacco & \‘igliuo. of Stamford, are
building It lnI'Izc concrctc dam to re-
tain the salt wnlcr at ’l‘okcnckc Park.
it will be lfiii foot long. lit foot high
and from two to six feet through.~
Coililncrclnl Record.
NUMEROUS AND WORTHLESS.
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. it}. C. De-
Witt & 00., of Chicago, discovered
some years ago how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that is a specific
for Piles, For blind, bleeding itching
and protruding Piles, eczema, cuts,
burns, bruises and all skin diseases
DeWitt‘s Salve has no equal. This
has given rise to numerous worthless
counterfelts. Ask for Dc Witt”s~the
genuine. Sold by The Clifford Phan
macy. “
FIVE YEARS' FOR SCHMIDT.
Guilty to Theft.
l’aul llerbcrt Schmidt. the young
man who was soul to Stain prison for
id years for causing the death of Wil-
cd in the Criminal Superior court yes-
terday afternoon on the charge of
theft. iic pleaded guilty and Judge
'l‘hayI-r sentcuccd him to the State
prison for five years. There ware
two counts against Schmidt, but the
first count was nailed.
it was charged that at the time
Taylor's death occurred Schmidt. who
was employed on thc farm of W. H.
l). Criticntcn. where ’l‘aylor
worked. stoic jewelry worth 8.502 from
Mr. Crittcnicn and jI-woiry worth $102
from Myra Crittcntcn. his daughter.
Attorney .1. ii. Klein, who appeared
murder and who represented him yes.
tcrday. said that although Schmidt
had been sentenced for it) years for
manslaughter and five years for theft
he would really have to serve only ill
for good behavior.
Welliersilcld to this city by Deputy
Sheriff Stung last wuck .dld not know
why he was being taken away front
prison. Whoa hc rcccivcd his nont-
conccrn. Mr. and Mrs. Crittaoten and
in court today.
William 'l‘aylor and he went to Koh-
l’inkerton detective. He II a young
man, and he utontly protested his limo-
cence at the time of the trial so that
the Jury eventually mount in a ver-
dict for manslaughter
ONLY wail. i'OI DVIPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
.non says: "i suffered for years with
I tried everything i
until i took Brasiilaa Bella. and one to
coat bottle cured me oompietelil'fm
For sale by. it. iti‘iai
tor and 3tho billiard Pharmacy.
anew tors Iron main Lislar‘v.
AlisoNiA. sentemba’r
OD
Iarcharus..isst stain, who are thus
names as John Mack, of hunting,“
mes gorillas. of liartiordt mfibula
w MW Dleterhiityyw
to. of Srldgcpnrt drew lots for their
utterly in the Seymour for"! court
this morning. All tour men were flu.
on $8 and coats and not tone was able
to pay his line Mount or all pooled
their money and drew lots. Fortune
moo Jobs stakes one til
under way. and more use in be startadi‘
ity for llghilu‘I sis Willshctl trout.
Stamford Streets built been laid out 2
and iIIIprovoIicand a large data will be '
x40 foot of Swiss 'iin. and was
planned by Alchiie. Qficntci at --
Blair, 569 Fifth avenic' York.
Murderer of William Taylor Pleads _
liam Taylor of Shcrman, was urrnigu- .
also ,
for Schmidt. when he was on trial for ’
years as some time would be taken off '
Schmidt. when he was brought from '
once this afternoon be displayed no "
several IIIaIIIberII of their family were ,
Schmidt was alleged to have killed ,
tacky where he was captured by a ,‘
Mopepaia.|usod to have crest distress; ‘
an.
‘Sgifil’gmg, and belch
could hear of but nothing helped me .
20. “Four .
.1 men mum at Halefloieman peach .
,Aopu
ll
I
found to be sold at a pinched price.
FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERN3
not Season T llllt’ it Here
IT PAYS TO READ ABOUT THE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAIND.
Not from one section alone but from anywhere that a timely lot can be
Poari Button. good quality, spur-int at. ..................... i ...... do a doc.
Good quality Pins ........... . ....... . ........ in a papa;—
Wire ilalr Pins .................................. . ......... 2 papers for 1:
Fine quality Tooth Brushes ................ .................. 100 each ‘
Large Jar of Petroleum .ielly ....... f ....... . ............. I.....10c a Jar
Easting Cotton”-.. ................. .. ..................... . 2c a .ng
Ladles' White’Duck Wash Bolts ........................... ' ..... .. 10¢ each
Bone Hair Pins ................................................ So a dozen .
Large bottle of Amonla ...... ‘ ........ .. ............... ' ..... Be a bottle
Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, sizes, from ii to 91.4,. ....... 10¢ a pair
Children's Ribbed Tan Hose, all sizes... ...... 12i/2c a pair
Ladies“ Fast Black liose... ......... _....... 10c a pair; 3 pairs for 26o
v
86 WASHINGTON ST..
-'
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Ladies' Low Neck and Slnovclcss Vests, regular ll'Ic quality, now.
Ladies’ Black Sateen Undcrsklrts, made with deep ruffle, special.
Ladles' Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special...... .
WAISTS
ADVANCE FALL SHIPMENTS ARE HERE NOW AND MORE ARE
COMING EVERYDAY. THE NEW EMBROIDERED WAISTS ARE EX~
QUISITELY DAINTY AND ARE QUITE MODEST IN PRICE. EXCLAMA-
TIONS OF ECSTACY GREET EVERY VIEW OF THEM.
N. E. RYAN,
Ladies' Fast Black and Tan Lace liosc, regular 19c quality, special 15c a pr
..10c each
Ladlos' good quality Muslin Drawers, made with cambrick milling and
hematitching ...... at 25¢ a pair
lmdles' Percale Wrappers, made of good quality percale, in all colors,
regular price, 98c, special 75o each
...wat Geo
. on each
83-85 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
- . a . “..-...“
WE ARE NOW SHOWING A FULL LINE OF THE LATEST
Ready-to-Wear-Hats .
FOR THE FA LL SEASON.
s. s. morsels,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ,
m
Till? Tit! INTO”. saw "70“.?
“Wind “have all” of the m
able), large Broiler Door.
is re: wars-c Moon-rams. [
The mountain regions are never
more attractive that at this consort
When this thankful: foliage indicate!
the approaching fall. The New York,
New Haven & {artful-Ii it it new: ex-
tended an opportunity to visit the aria:
of Will Mountains sections. them
the entire length
' L film V‘n‘n
COMM” SCHOOL! til! Mil “CORR!”
RANGES
thcysrtispond quickly to every wizh of the
~- Perfect Damper, choice 0 Grates easily intercha
Nickel Parts. perfectly operating Hob Oven Indicator; f
as well as many other distinctive features ,. ‘*
which belong to the Malone. giving‘tltem , '
the wcli- earned skins of being the 1'.
, ; soonest camper" nan.
.. -.....”an . ...
VllilliCB Mill ALI. Till “All”
cm points of construction
if
large As Pan. removmo .
14de In Manor Imm Irv
- , nr II
WWW”! ”mm
COLLINS
>& 0MPANY.
it In No. Main St.
‘ “we bowels
Whine In! .. won him may ._ I
mountain resorts. Tickets will
on astound are good MMWI,
trains to October VIII and '
until and including Catcher Itll
coat that tickets sold to Profllo’
will not be good utter member 30th.
Fall information in dew.:
Illa rs
storm“ ...-Ia... ..
Norwalk Chronicler