ion of the ovsriss or
' of the trouble
I the penhity
fibrous opera-
”W
3110111.: timid? his
letter should bring
11 11. Kiss Luella
M ed over the showi g.
M which the veteran oystermen them-
ltd. the set of this year has chin
' oysters resulting from ln'st ye i’s set
1 This means that oystermen who pur‘
“ chose the set will have to buy two
. 8“ ma.
y loll. Pinkhsm‘s Veg-
"use seldto tocure tn.
sndimrbedistol began to
, and! w out rel tired.
ringentmd’fiji” wi ltan
iii ‘A
, just so surely will Lydia E.
un‘s Vegetable Compound cure
walnut in the land who suffers
womb troubles. inflammation of
on. kidney troubles, nervous
{lily and nerggus prostration.
”Pinkham invites all young
wish“ sre ill to write her for free
' ' dress.Lynn, Mass.
,U‘LA's AMUSEMENTS.
FENDERG STOCK COMPANY.
he 'Fenberg Stock Company. pre
Id Cid More to be Pitied Than Scorn—
a pleasing manner to a large
ee,. iii: Hoyt's Theatre. last
'0 Work of the entire com.
'.’:.-10st satisfactory. The
ice of the Millard Brothers
‘ 0 received with the highest 11111110
1 button These young men are extr-emc
. ly clever and their specialties alone
‘ are With the price of admission. To-
night, Ryoken Hearts will he the bill
t. w afternoon The Price of lien-
tomorrow night they will
éir engagement with His Bro
ther's Crime.
RED 1mNs fir-{RT AND TRADING
1 POST
The first annual fair anti flailing.
, post of llncas Tribe, No. 20 Rod
Men. will be held in their Wigwam.
1 washibgton street, South Norwalk.
from Monday evening. September 25.
oM’onday evening October 2, 1000.
1131a. trading post is a new venture for
this popular organization. and will be
full of new and novel features. Spoc-
iai attractions every night by some
of the leading entertainers of our
town. Special music, magnificent
booths dud elaborate decorations have
been provided for and the commutes
has done everything possible to make
this trading post one long to be re—
membered. On Monday evening that
fair will he opened by Ills Honor. the
mayor, Charles E. Dow, the Board of
Councilmen and other city officials al
so bola! in attendance. Tuesday even
lot“ the special guests will be Ounx
1min. of Stamford: Ponus Tribe New
Canaan; and Maya Mayano Tribe. of
, Greenwich. Wednesday evening.
‘ Inckapotanauh anti Wowompon
‘ ti lriilell of Bridgeport Thursday eve
' .‘Uociionoe Tribe. of Norwalk.
y evening the great sachem Dr.
“.1Piumlcy. accompanied by all‘
iohlefs of the state This will
rent night. Saturday will be
M! its home night, when all the
to assemble with their
lhdarls or some othin‘s.
. vs a‘roillcking good time. Mont
ping. October 2 grand wind 11p.
& of- prizes. etc. Watch this
11 announcement of entertain-
evening Every one should
what a lied Men's trading post is.
to will be {too dancing every
1 t. See ad.
‘ 2% WI, years Dr. Fowler’s Iilx-
id Sitswborry has been
' hectares: complaint dysentery.
hi your. pain in the
never yet failed to
hired for it.
1 Y ’ 1‘ AT Till “tool.
1 runs-1 been teller
ft ”lb area do-
her; 0;. s’shington
us necessitatin its
is“ open for s time. ery~
- untested in connection with
‘illlitei' The dining concern hu
, the South Norwalk wen
71m
before they start in on this work
a will then he mm by the outn-
iiluere ill the Dress. 1
it!“ " accidents.
91013 l‘dhi’fm" “'83::
maturation and all troubles
11 tier-duels, thus preventing
of tilt Itomscb. Dr. Now-
. it" .5. II ”T
, Wednesday. one of the most momen-
f corded for opening day within the
11 5‘ grade will be irregular and the market
1 price will be low
«1 salmon to notify than this: '
' , sea at recommended
one.
lid 11 Ample for All the
illhl an be Gathered—-
Rossini» Failure to Sell
Wednesday was Late Arrival
of Brett in Inner Harbor
W
The opening of the oyster season
tolls happenings of the ‘indlilitry of
Connecticut's shore towns, was s on
.mail, this, and of poor utility
11 prices were smaller i an any re~
past decade. This does not mean that
the season is a total failure; but cem-
pared with the success of last year
the industry is sadly unprofitable.
Relying as they do upon the set
which two years hence they Will gu-
their their product, the oyster grovvers
of Long Island who made the industry
here what it is. are much disconcert-
P'ecullar Pnek. L '
13511 one of the strange freaks that
characterize the oyster Industry. and
selves cannot explain, practically all
to the
grades of oystels last year's and this
year‘s and two years hence. when
they are ready to sell this year’s set.
which by that time will be large
enough to market. they will find scat-
tered on their beds, Oysters three years
old as well. and consequently the
8.000 Bushels Dredged.
It is estimated that there were 8.000
bushels dredged Wednesday. 0: this
quantity 2.300 bushels were bought by
the (lrecnport, L. 1. firms. Mills, Ockus
& llownes. and the Peuuonnock Bay
Oyster Co, The prices ranged from 30
. vere disappointment to the fléet of 1111- ‘
’tl'lr'sl KrOWBl's who gathered here from j
allparts of Connecticut. The set was ,
and .‘
gathered on the Bridgeport bother to L ' L‘
.turnisll their beds with material from
.1llvin .1 .- ‘i‘
1
Clubland: cl piloilic 1libs are not sick.
pcrfuot diuritlou and avoid trouble.
little folks at for their elders.
derive great benefit from them
ilobollcn. New Jersey. writes.
'10) spepsla Tablets lint fill the bill for chil-
1' only to say "l‘nulets ' and she drops every-
lthing else and runs for them. "
£11m “dinning aflldavit:
EL SALVATION Artur FESTIVAL.
m
Will be Held hir‘the Headquarters in
south 1110mm, september so
. to October 3.
Have you prior. heard of a poor.
to 50 cents a bushel. in marked con-
trast with last year’s opening day's
prices. 50 and 50 cents. There is lit-
tle prospect of an increase in the
price because the quality is not good
enough to warlant much competition.
unless as the optimistic members of
the fleet believe they will moot hel-
tcr results as they strike new soc-
iions of the oyster fields. Yesterday
the work was confined to the region
off Steeplechase Island where it was.
large quantities.
Scarcity of Buyers.
That all the set gathered was not
sold Is not due to any lack of ailivity
on the nail of the buyers but to two
olhel causes-.111 the fits: place them
were not many buyers hero Onlytw
firms abovo mentioned. were repre-
sented early In the day. willie later.
of course, others pill in an appearance
Illlii this morning several vessels collie
ill. Then, too, the oysicrmcn worked
yesterday much longer than usual and
when they finally reached the innerI
harbor where the buyers were await.
lug them. It was too late to transfer
their cargoes and many had to wait un.
til this morning. There will be no
necessity for any of the set to waste
if the natural growers will. consent to
sell it at a small price.
Extension of Timb.
That the set of this year gathered
on last year's oysters is not due to.
the elitenaioil of limp of working on
the beds allowed this summer is stated
by Frank Hollins of the Pequonnock,
Bay Oyster Company.
"A few years ago we used to worki
all the year round." said he to- day. ' In
those days We never experienced such
a growth as this year‘s.
"It is simply an unaccountable hap-
pcning. We can‘t tell why an motor
is large or small. or why the set one
year. is good and the next year had.
Nor can we tell whv this year the not
formed on the set of last year. The
set this yeai was unusually late. I
is usually seen along ill lilo latter part.
of Jilly. while this year there was no
set until about August 8. "
01 Again Today.
This morning, not denoted by ill
unprofitable day of yesterday. the fleet
started off at daybreak in the. hope
that as the work progressed and other
sections of the extensive nstsrnl beds
Were gone over. better results would»
be obtained.
Loss Will he Heavy.
“-4
be nearly as successful as last yesr'ai
ls generally acknowledged. and this
insane the loss of several hundred
thousand dollars to the oystermeu and
s consequent loss to the merchants of
Bl‘id port. from whom all purchase
rov sions and tools when at uworld
are.
e140 Caste s ‘13 ‘
1‘11:n largest amount 1m
any one host yesterday I said-11a
halo bushels. which were sold for
about 40 cents a bushel. This would
miles till 1 piece for two files on the
unit. The smallest results were about
so bushel for Which It the avers“
price! s day's pay of u was not an.
m. e
or lNTIllO‘f 'ro TRAVILI *
“l travel in the southern 11
says llfr. n. ll. Close. of ‘sfelfs Va.
"While driving I had a sudden attach
of cholera morons. with some cramp”
lug pains in thet stomach. A caste»
mevoflnlnestt heirststorcie
mherioln
Chillers and items
end two doses of it sat ole right. ,
now com a bottle of 1111er
he met ?
That the season. however, will non" ‘
ett line!
”it feral climactic
troubled. sorrovtIul perplexed.
less man or woman appealing fruit.
lessly 1w The Salvation Army?
you know that something like 3.000"-
000 just such people are upheld by this
‘ wonderful
1 know that in twenty three
organization ?
life of useful purity?
that in thioe different havens
babes to sturdy boys and gills are be
ing rumored? Do you know that scat-
tered over the country are seventy-
elgllt Shelters I11 which nightly some1
often hopeless. men or
Do you know
that these institutions represent but a
O‘mcre fraction of the charitable work
0 000 hollielcss,
women are cared for?
successfully carried on by The Salva-
tion Army in the United States?
How is this enormous expense in
Fools and ignorant. know-
tllls will perhaps explain to you that
The Army is in and of itself-a sort
of bonanza classrorporaiion. and of a
,truth it would needs be if out of its
own resources it carried on the stu-
But
pondous undertakings if, dates.
the intelligent manor woman of to-
day kllluwa too well The Salvation Ar-
my 1111ch too many conditions.
such' folly.
The Army Just now is making a spe-
cial effort to raise funds. and they are
asking fbr not only cash but articles
that can be converted into cash.
We append a full list of articles
asked for:
Fruits. flowers. canned goods. vcge
tables, fish, meal. chickens. live stock,
corn, cocoa. books, pictures. Jewelry
shoes. coal, wood. tools,
meal. condensed milk.
era. cheese, tea. coffee:
ailingles. chairs
bread.
. sheets'
instruments.
No religious organization of history
the
laced offices and charitable warmth of
has depended more fully open
the public than The Salvation Army.
Happily we are not an ungrateful peo-
ple nor a people slow to realise or up-
That is why
ave hays a right to feel a sincere Inter-
est in everything The Salvation Army
undertakes. and that is why we all
now take an interest. in The Army’s
preciste great deeds
approaching annual Harvest Festival
September 30 to October 3.
Anything and everything of any ac-
tual utility may be given as an offer-
ing at this Festival. for what may not
be locally useful may he of high prac- 00-“
rts lll
lure Is.
in fact. a saying. humorous. but true.
that The Salvation Army can find good
, use pollster people and things that
1 no other body in creation would com
iical value in less favored
The Army's national field.
Iidll‘
and you will nurse no regrets
4W
Milli PACKIIXTY m DANG“.
"tore than half of mankind over elm
bi years are” under from kids and
slider disorders. usual 1y es ergo-
intlnt of prostate gland. his is both
pa'iéiful and cancerous. and Foley's
no
of ding“. as it corrects ir-
ties ”and s cured many on!
than of illuminant. so. Rodney nur-
Tort. In. writes: "l suf-
svll bio-um lulu ina-
sndaftsr tellingm
mm 1W
cry it?“ “11101“ as do WM“
soil. it. The panels mm
gm. _ toe: _
1 inputs stluip rflip safest and
I'll til-soy form of and the doctor ssid was suffering from in-
“but are well still wish to keep well. take
Btllnrt' s Tablets after every meal to insure
But if is not generally known that the
'1' nit-n are just as good slid wholesome '“mflnby' ”mmmmmn’mm'
, ‘ Little children who the pale. thin and l1
have no appetite, or do outgrow or thrive.
' . should use tile'l‘sbloiulm eating and will
‘ ”M11311.autoimmunityuningwnsn.
“Stillfl' S
drcn as well as for older folks. i' ve had the
count 11le with Ilium. ‘ My threoyeamld
outtakes tllsnissresdllyuceady. there
4 A nuualo methane short time ago, who am still pneumonia. if the child is
. dcllonlrrd of the life of her babe. V‘tss so ailing in any wsy mulling Its food orsil-
11111111111011 with the results from giving instantiation.
till I tilcso'l‘abldls that Illa went before the
.11. 1r; public of Eric 00.. N. Y.. and random.
1' 111111.111: Stimuli“ Dyspeplih‘f‘ebi’eu‘dr
hope-
Do
Do you
different
Homes fallen women are each year
'rcstored by the scores to honor and a
Do you know
little
known that the set always existed In children all the way from nursing
and
through too many seasons to listen to
breakfast
foods, furniture (new or old). cloth-
log (new or second-blind), wheat. oat-
crack-
flour. lumber,
stationery.
blankets, cutlery. dry mods. musical
Remember the dates and remember
lilo sou-etc be furthered. be generous
Care should be taken at the
: 1 1 . 1
were recommended to e for my
montillol 3 baby. which was sink and puny
l
digestion. 1! took ibvohllil to .
lulu lneleriulnu no rolisf. A‘ii'itilid t'u- ‘
tipped the Stuart Tablets end I procured s
be: from my unipolar and used only the
le'rge'lwm Monies in the box land was
«11.11.19.110 flail they ware Just the thing
Stuart' s ,Dyspoplis Tablets semi my
child's life.
line; W. T. Dmnwrl.
Subscribed sod sworn to before Ito‘ihil
12th day of April. 1897.
Italian Rams.
Notary Public In still for Eric 0.0.. N. Y.
For babies. no matter how young or dell-
note. the tablets will accomplish wonders
is increasing flesh appetite snd growth.
live only the large sweet tablets In every
1111:. Full-sized boxes are sold by all drug-
shite 1 titles . and no parent should
new 10 drool this lets remedy for all
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets have been
known for you: as the best proper-lion.
forls'n 1111111111111 troubles whether in adults
”0.000.000 OF BONDS COMING.
Dobenture Certificates for Amorou-
ment on New Haven
Railroad.
A statement concerning the propos-
ed issue. of sccllliiies of tile New Yolk
New Haven to Hartford railload for
the carrying out of contemplated im-
provements on the system was issued
fronl the general (lfliccs of that colli-
pany today. From the statement. it.
appears that bonds instead of stock
will be issued.
The rights on such 11 bond issue will
make the value of iiil' stock at least.
210. if is now said The stock was
selling at 2163. today. with few sales
The statement follows:
The New i’_ork New Haven & I-ialt-
Inrd Railroad compwn stockholders
or recent of Dot-clinic: 1.. 1005. will
have the right to subscribe to an 111-
suo of convertible debenture certifi-
cult‘s ilggregutingtilo 000,000 ill the is
ill) of 837.50 per fill.‘ each share of
stock held by them. Payments on the
said subscriptions are to be at the
rate of 25 psi ci‘ili thaglnning Janu
My 1. 1900. and 25 per cent. at the
end of each nine months thereafter.
This will bring the four payments of
21’. per cent. ouch on January 1, lilbz.
October 1, 1906. July l. 1907 and An
rIl 1, 1808. each payment being there-
fore $7,500,000. Negotiable receipts
will be given for partial payments
which will boa: interest at the late
as the debentures and adjustments of
Interests will be made when the r."-
ceipta are exchanged fol the dehtll
lures.
The debentures at it our of ‘50 will
be convertible five years from
date of issue. for stock of the New
Company at a par of $100
The purpose of the financial plan is
to retire temporary obligations of the
compsnv il-cucd for the purpose 0!.
' paying for illlprovenleuta‘ authorized
and In t‘ill‘it‘llmilliitm and the absorp-
tion of ihl. outstanding securities of
the subsidiary controlled lines of the
company. The new issue will be con-
pon in form. and bear interest. at the
rab- of 3% “.1111 real. It. Is ascertained
that President Mullah has ofilCially
stated to the dill-tiers of the company
that if Instead of the debentllles 820.-
000 000 in sioi-k had been issued. the
net earnings of the corporation would
be snitlcient to maintain the present 8.
percent. dividend.
As a result of this new issue of de-
belltures. the slot-ll of the company.
five years after the issue will be
raised from 3:10 000,000 as at present
to ”00.000000.
In making lhu payments. stock-
holders are to have the option to pay
our for llu1 debentures .lnuuarv l.
1900 or on anv dale mentioned for
lbs 20 per cent. payments. the inter-
enttupon the Militants being 3% per
001‘ on CHIAP.
It. may well think he has got on
cheap. who. after having contracted
constipation or In stills all.
Is to perfectly reg his health. No-
ng are]! do Alliah‘ 1. Dr. ._ furl"
walk
Ill
NHL“.
sadrurwsho” canvases. .
lulu lib
Bartlettwliis Ksu
lsclleti John A. Ho
a street in this: 1'
.llli’t'iW”;
sham not more mints
stilts prison.
fifteen
services 1111 '1 1
own case. He loads
11.11.001.111
maintenance departments. in addition
' to his duties In connection with the
‘ electrical department.
the.
York. New Haven it Hartford Railroad
‘1 flight elld‘l-taliway Company. with a
11y. of iiartforigw. B Johnson of En-
» esss' d. o
dig." aiatrvf; f
. :ter’s. tion on
and ill P Wood's.Norwslh. mar:
Henry .
liars all Williiave charge
of All Millers of construction
and Maintenance,
Those official changes in organise
tion lvcrc announced by President McI-
1011.09 the. New York. New Haven &
Hartford railload to- day: »
‘T E Byrncs assistant to the preli-
dont, it transferred to New Haven.
from Boston.
“F. 8. Curtis. second vice-president.
Is relieved of all connection with the
colistructlml and maintenance departs.
meats, and transferred ‘to Boston.
Mass, where he will represent the
president with full authority in all-
matters requiring his attention.
"E. ii. McHenry,.follrth vice-presi-
dent, assumes charge of all matters
pertaining to the construction and
In lhelatter he
will be assisted by Calvert Townley,
as consulting engineer.
“Calvert Townley, as first vice-priest-
dent of the Consolidated Railway com-
pany. will succeed to the duties here.
tofore perforated by E. H. McHenry.
now assigned to other duties as
above."
The additional duties recently as-
sumed by President. Mellon consequent
upon the change in the operating dc.
partment. have very greatly Increased
the amount of work in his office. and
tho necessity for some relief has been
seriously felt. For that reason Mr.
the relief desired here. This goes to
show that there is no apparent chance
of First Vice-President Todd‘s return-
ing to the operating department of
which he forlnuliy'bad charge. ills
connection with the company is cvi-
dently made no more certain by the
change.
Mr. Byrncs Is an astute railroad
limit a man who can approach people
and make friends for the railroad, He
has been continually In New Haven
during the 1111111 summer in associa-
tion with Mr. Mellon. who brought
him here from the Northern Pacific
railroad.
Mr. Curtis is a wealthy 1111111. and is
popular with his employee. He has a
fine homt1 ill Boston‘ and frotn his pre-
vious residence there is familiar with
the conditions in that locality. and is
the most available officer of the com-
pany to sucoeeer. Byrnesthere: and
that his time may not be cticroaciled
upon. he has asked, It is said. to be re-
liovcd of any duties In connection with
the construction and illiliillcnnnce de-
parlments.
The report of today indicates that
Mr. McHeluy. who is a friend of Mr.
.Mellcu, and who has been continued
on the salary list for a long time while
in a state of physical disability. will
entirely supersede Mr. Curtis. Mc-
Henry is a well known civil engineer.
He is an engineer of cascaded ability
and Is the most competent member of
the company's staff to assume the du-
ties of which Mr, Curtis has asked to
be relieved. Mr. Curtis is a man of
advanced years.
The additional duties devolving upon
Mr. Mchnry in connection with the
construction and maintenance departs.
merits have necessitated his being reg
ilevcd in other directions. and this re»
lief ls obtained by his severing his.
connection with the trolley lines. I. out
the Consolidator! Railway Company;
and those duties will hereafter be nil-i
named by Mr. Townlcy. who is a)
young and expert electrician.
.....1....__......._.
A CLEAR COMPLIXlON AND 1
BRIGHT IVES.
in most cases a sellow. blotchedmi
complexion and dull heavy eyes are
due to poor digestion and an inactivei:
l.iver Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and:
bowels and makes the complexion
smooth and clear. Orino Lassiiv
Fruit Syrup does not nauseste or grips
and is mild and pleasant to lake. It
fuse substitutes. Sold by Pleistsd’
Drug Store.
Mu.—
HAR‘I’FORD LIGHT COMPANY mi
00!! in A710.
HARTFORD, 80 Mil-«The llolons
capital stock of 31.000.000.111“ incor-
porated yesterday. The incorpora-
mm are Ex- Congressmen testis Spar.
field slid lien
w ‘Itey‘ndlds. or East
lied dam.
Byrnos has been transferred to New I
Haven. theleby affording lilo president .
31111330!” WW. . m.
'30 mag. was use signature is
and bile unmade under his pen-
sons! supervision since its infancy.
Allownoonotodecelvo you in this.
All Counterfeit“. Imitation. ml at n are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of?
it!“ ounces—mom“ against Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
Castoria is a time... substitute for Castor Oil. Pan-
gal-lo, Drops and banishing syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. If destroys worms
and alloys For‘erisilneu. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation -
and Fiatulenoy. It assimilates t cod, regulates the
stomach and Bowels, giving heal and. natural sleep.
The Children’s I’m-JIM Mother’s B‘s-lend. ; .
annulus CAsTORIA aswsvs
.‘ '30!!! the Signature of
Till Kiniloll Hale Always light
101 use 1111.: over 30 Years.- 1 1
m nun-1mm. mussel".
ii.
iii the Lowest Prices
2,000 lbs. Guaranteed. .
1.111511111111111 1151
122 Water Street, Telephone 236- 3.
Wood St, Tel. 203- 5. Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
Ftl'rrlitur'e on Credit.
A. J. Angevine 8» Son,
I34 Washington Street. booth Norwaik.
Squeezing lilc Construct
to swell the dealers pronto Is not
our way of conducting the coal busi-
ness. We believe in fair dealing and
want our customers to be our friends
as well. That is why we take such
«are to keep the bust, the cleanest
and highest quality of coal to be had.
lite David Keogh (Joel Co.
Gesvlevv Ave. Int Rom-Ill. Ct.
Tel. 145—:
erv'ic‘e !
DY GOOD UIRVIOI AND GOOD GOAL WI'VI IUILT OUR IUIi-
NIII TO IT! PIIIINT MAONITUDI. ‘1
DY GOOD IIIVICK AND GOOD GOAL WI MEAN TO HOLD THAT
DUOINIII AND iNDRIAOI IT. 1
'oivd us at “amass Lsr us Psovsiolfi’yvlghoe.
L as Wster street; 1 . 3;
HA ills &9 ..
it' 11 all over town. They say Raymond he’s the best cost We
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
boat stock But don't take our word for it. ’I ry a load and prove
tic your own satisfaction. Not much risk' in that. .If it s all right.
" pitches chance at our Winter 11 Cool We are here to do barium.
Norwalk Chronicler