‘9 . ‘ ,. m . ,.
Importer: tomorrow
‘ merino...
i
r'ssiissldsm. ~ . . ,
utters Residence:
ID DIRIQTOIIY.
No. 1 '1'. A A. I. .
Donovan hat. Wests»
. island It! Tuesdaysxot
,, v-‘gJuly and Act.
«also», All nuts: Masons
lied. Ohsrlss 1". Mills.
Mort M. Wilcox, Bso,. j
“will.“ ”ilk. “aim...
to 1?. 4th tuna... or
a-July and sun. excepted
. Rom Arch Mu-
invitsd. Thaddeus
1’. Robert M. Wilson. Geo:
No.52, Order Intern It»
in, one block. 188 Wash.
Mild-wand 4th Fridays ot'sacb
lily and Ana. exesptsd~sl
telnet. All members at 0. III.
: ’ WWW. Miss None. A.
hold tonight in Arion Hall, and
gel: voter shduld attend. The
». hive clean public water?
{why season proves that tho
It has been claimed that-limo
work a cure or these defects, but
o Contrary. time is proving that
sch recurring season. there is more
"more smell. and more vegetable
Milli!“ in the water. This summer
‘7 d’iilnit of endurance seems to have
in reached and the people, almost
toms unit. we believe. will favor any
W that will assure the removal of
obiectionsble conditions that now
i. In our public water system,
The city could make no better invest-
llt than the building of an efficient
suihciont water tiller, for there
be no gsinseyiug the fact that uu-
this Is done at once the entire lo-
iti depending upon the South Nor-
Wstsr works for its water will
cry materially Injured.
II” he that people will spend
oh money to get to places where
, smells bad and tastes bad, (or
Conclavé‘m‘ or drinking It I’or IlledIcIlI-
this . ‘ but they will not locate or
In is place where the water has
flonsive qualities without the
I once desired, and use it for
ml. purposes. Therefore, in the
Interest, It behooves us to got
erected for our public water
as posuible. By chemical au-
It hits been ropcsmdly shown
r water supply is of excellent
I? quality. All that is needed
I ,It entirely satisfactory is what
litter will take out of it.
»I ‘W SOMETHING was none.
Duality of» the south lomsik Water
inn. an,» Mold be improved.
fling Sentinel. Dear Sir:
rig .to note that a move-
foot to improve the quality
luster and that a meeting
“old this evening to consider
action on this important
it is high time that some-
dons. The water was very
l. for any purpose, last ass;
”at It is still worse. ,We
‘rsnbmit to the use or
the
as Inst We can tor the time
I! ours will be the {audit
year we repeat our present ex-
rlnd, the experience of years
W "med! Is In the hands of
a. ‘ who use the water. it is
‘ v war to vote all appropria-
> improvement whose good
coma close home to each
,We have plenty of water.
the proper steps to insure
, ty the year round.
need to say that the pro-
» adequate remedy is the
it old Is rejoicing in a
of good water from
Inldlow, where s tiller
. installed. We can have
thing by next summer, in
show similar enterprise. The
voters ,who‘wish a supply of
rotor for our city is to
city meeting that has
tor this evening.
. Nor-y respectfully.
. A. BLANOIIARD.
t l
I
YURI”. INTIREIT
‘ . or this am-
rtsr oi the on.
it! by 42 consum-
apny for water
"Wet
. ‘l.
. load...
on; 1:39p.“ m. w
, I-ollr city
in st. sir
0i m ‘ constitute
. enter at tile: “billboards. are
m lit the monotonous" ,ot
s bored and pay tor no
ow through the pipe
, v‘in ‘ their various
ks. do tar as the char log and
string by motor sons It Is net and
u The
s 'on the man
is in furnishing them with
water or a character that causes
trouble. expense and some
our city that the people are entitled to
pllélsblo to our manufacturing inter-
OI ' a
F. A. SMITH.
RESERVOIR LAND KEPTOLEAN.
Editor or Sentinel: In last even-
ing's paper I readtho article headed.
“Cause of Disagresllle Water." and
signed by Citizen. Certainly the
writer of the article is not familiar
with the situation, George G. Hill
count health olilcer and president oi
the. late Board, inspected ,the sur-
roundings ot the reservoirs and found
them kept in good order. The Jol-
lifl'e farm referred to in the letter, was
purchased by the Water Commission-
ers two years ago and entirely clean-
ed up. The city in this purchase so-
cured some eighty acres of land which
includes all the property from the
roadway to the east shore oi“ the res-
ervoir at this point. There Ill‘e no
cow yards or other nuisances on the
reservoir surroundings. Loss than
tonrreservolr showed the sanitary con-
ditions to be exceptionally good. The
stats chemist in an analysis oi three
samples of water taken from the Wil-
ton reservoir. one being taken from
the north end, one from the roadway
crossing. one at the mouth of the city’s
supply pipes. reported that the sample
from the north end showed less of im-
purities and organic matter than eith-
wnter. The city needs pure water.
why not assist the Board of Water
Commissioners to get it. The entire
community In entitled to have good
water for their daily use. '
GEORGE S. KENDALL.
FASHIONS ACID CULINARY.
WRINKLES.
The rule seems to be that the sop-
arsto cost or taffeta ShflII be black or
dark no matter how light the gown is
With which it is to be worn.
While talking with one or our mor-
chants recently about the style of the
new stilt coats the coming full I learn-
ed that so great. is the tendency to
wear what is becoming, regardless of
the—~longth. say. that merchant will
be obliged to buy every style from the
Eton to the coat that hangs too near
the bottom of the skirt. This particu-
lar merchant has already made his
purchases. ,
, All through the early full cost
sleeves will be short, but those that
are to be worn later will be long. (lon-
eruily speaking the new sleeves are
long.
' Ono corset cover in a very huntlsonlo
troussenu has its entire from. hand
cmbrpidcrod. ,
There‘s a way of tying the Itcrchici'
worn over the hair while bathing so
that it gives a very jnuuty rather than
grotesque appearance which is so gen-
eral when one is really ready for the
.water. The back or the hair is cov-
ered, bill. the pompadour ill Ielt ollt
and the silk korcblei is tied Just back
of it ill a sort of necot knot, the short
ends falling to the sides. ‘
A light-gray skirt. gray shoes, a dslo
icntc silver unilhead boil. it while
waist, End a light-blue hat; isn't that
a. pretty outfit?
Harper's Bum for August will show
you what a simple bookshelf will do'
toward making an artistic corner.
Ginger punch from Harper's Bszur:
’ t injustice impos- 'V
storing interest at ,
ss ser- 1
, ions loss: There can be'norqusstlon 1“
in this mind or every wail wisher or ‘
have good water. especially is this ap- ) ‘
ten days ago an inspection or the Wii- . h
or of the other two taken from deep -
Hamill. They. have their 1.
l 3*;
i
.
Iil“
lil'llllu condition.
\
200 Washinfiton St.
Tail or More Are Crushed to
Death
(Continued From First Page.)
llmi missing early today is as follows:
Dcad: 1
Charles Blytiic, South Framinghnlu.
Bupcl‘IllloutIrlli of construction,
C. b‘. Iiurdy, Naiit'k. head IIIIIHllll‘i‘l‘.
Patrick i’cudcrgnst, Newton II|l|)t'I'
Falls. plasterer.
Frank Driscoil.
plusivrcr.
Jllmcs W. Wolch. Weslboro.
tercr.
Lumbcrino Augustino, Itnlluu‘ labor-
or, residence unknown. ’
Null il‘llrlcu, ll‘rnnlingham.
William Scnnlon, Iiullll-lioll.
Ncwioll Highlands,
plas-
Tnko one quart of water, one cup of .
sugar, and live lemons and make u}
strong lemonade; slit-ll the lemons ill"
tar rolling. and mix with the sugar
and allow tin-in to stand before sqees-,
lug and mixing thorn togcthcr. SligIlt-,
ly bruise u dozen sprigs of mint. put
those iilto a bowl with the Iciuonndo.
and add a court of ginger ale. When,
ready to serve, put a largo piece of ice
into the bottom of a tall glues pltclicr.‘
the mouill of the pllchcr pill a fresh
bunch of mint which has been lightlyi
dipped ilrsl Ill slightly beaten egg-i
awhile and then in powdered sugar.
Orange. cherries and lemons add a
delicious flavor to Iced tell.
APPEAL FOR THE CHILDREN.
Bulllugton Booth, the bond of the
Volunteers ol America. solids un up-
pesl to the New York papers for
linsncial aid in giving the poor child-
coil of the sweltering city a week or
two in the country. which, as he
says, “In some Intsancos prolongs
life." The Volunteers have a trash
air camp in Burton which Is doing a
good work. and a $5 bill will pay
transportution from New York and
return and one week In the country.
Contributions can be sent to Bailing-
ton Booth. 38 Cooper Square. or Col.
Fred Lindsay. tilt West 42d street.
New York. and they will be promptly
acknowledged. '.
STRIKE AT CORIIN PLANT.
Nlilw BRITAIN. .luIy 24.-—-—A strike
at the Coriiou Cnbiuol Company in-
volvillg a number of operatives from
the packing room and lint department
was inuugurulmi lute ycstcrduy utter.
noon.
part of the company to institute II now
s stem of accounts. The company do
c int-d lo mulls any statement today
In regard the mutter.
'I‘hc im- tors held a meeting this
morning and decided to return to
work. - '
ROWING MATcH POU‘I‘PONID.
The rowing match scheduled for yes-
lordnv afternoon between John D.
OSuIIlvsn and John F. Phinltcti did
not some oil as cxpcclod._ There
were several reasons for the tailors
, oi the Maui. mm was that the water
was desired uml oilollior’wus lllut lilo
' coll cstsdts were not down to the pink
'diiion. ’I'ho rude was to have
sigh-om the Gregory Point dock to
, shoal mark In the harbor. It is
at tile evesynisy occur later
M‘, pi.
strain ill the lemonade and ale, and In -
'I‘Ilo employcs of tho pucklug room '
struck bucnusc or an attempt on tho,
Romeo Murcliic. Itcliuu Iubul'cr,
.loscph Droui. IIiIIIilll Inborcr. ,
Injured, at tho ii‘rumlnghnlu hospi-
tal: .,
C. W, Hutchinson. liolllslon. Mass..
acids and head injured.
(,‘Iloster Nicholson. bark injured and
bruised head and drain
Fred Howe, scalp Wounds and ill-
jurcil shoulders.
John l-iacksit. arm broken and bond
cut.
Juiilcs Mulcilhy, fractured. drills null
log badly bruised.
Louis Pclgrinnl. Injured bond and
chest.
Edgar Bower. scalp wounds and right
arm injured.
Thomas Pcndergast, bruised loll drill
and right hip.
Injured. at home:
it. M. Alusduli, South Ii‘rnminghulu.
owucr of building, fractured log,
Andrew Jensen. Nulick, contractor.
cuts.
Missing:
Henry L. Sawyer. timith Framing
, ham, merchant,
Fred Cunningham.
'i‘. filly.
Villi Onset.
.you wish In this line.
, and domestic.
ll ‘ .
i i‘
,3 It},
I l
I
trade by the, simp
buy?» r [’OTW‘I'.
'Flunk what this manual
tiruggistsmus the National (‘iglir Stands Cm»—
It buys ill million lots; owns it"
own brands; and controls entire factories.
cuts out four jobliers' profits and pills climi’s into »
the stores of its members nearer to cost-prrxluctiou than has ever been thought issible.
All stores III the National Cigar Stands‘bl' lIlZAlIItllll<~th illlticrsign
them—~have a miniature capitol In the window. Fill this Sign and then ask for a
Black and White
.(Perfecto or Bouquet Size) 5 cents each
You will need to. smoke only one to determine that “Black and White" is better
quality than any cigar slorc has heretofore sold at three-Ior-a-quartel'.
Specially built National cigar cases insure every cigar reaching the smoker in
buy as one.
. cu
ii. w. CHAMBERS.
goods are the finest on the market and have a Is
..*
llgill
l
. l ~
YIGAR ~ STANDS .....
, The Best Cigars Are Now
Sold in Drug Stores '
This statement is revolutionary, but 2'! is file
truth—verified already by hundreds of thousands
of discriminating smokers throughout thcmuu‘try.
Two thousand druggists who own right
stands, bzlvc wmu-Illt a revolution in the rib .
i- expedient of fooling l/I
There are three National Cigar .I‘t'qnds in In Namath at the following addresses and
only at these stands an National cigars be obtained.
FFORD PHARMACY.
5.. Main and Elisabeth so!
'i" «was, ,jv,
. .
the, hanging benms'and dirdors made
the work of oxirlrcuting the bodies not
only dlflcult but exirclllcly dangerous
iuid rurly today General Whitney. Ill
charge or the stale trotlps, ipsued no or-
der that no more soldiers should so
into the ruins until the damaged build
ing was In a more safc condition.
The Itlt‘ill nutlloritics soul out a coil
ible morning for nsslsiulp; In ilk
work of overhauling the ruins and a
large number of men were ordered
Ill-rt.- from Boston.
The luiliinry uutlloritics also sent
down another company 0! the Ninth
licglmcni to rollcve the company
which bud boon on duty iii the ruins
all night. The prcsonco of the mill-
Us In the town at the time of the
disllsicr was regarded by tho Inhibi-
Iunls us almost providcntinl, and the
local police lurcc was too slunil to'
handle the great crowd that quickly
llsst'mblod nboul tho ruins.
Evory offnri. to guilt IIIP confidence
of Andrew Jensen, IIII‘ contractor of
the building ill his homo ill anick.
where he wont inllllcdlntcly alter ihc
uccidoni. failed this lliorning us It did
last night. dud III the absence of any
Investigation by the stale nuthoritlc‘.
the cause of the accident could not
definitely be Ii-urllcd lmilly. .
It nppcnrmi toduy illul the town has
no building lows. nlld any proceedings
against a contractor or otllcr pcrson
ill comm-lion with faulty construch
ion will have to be upon another
charge und any action will have to be
brought by the ulnlo ulllcisls. such
as the medical eitaiiiolnm- and the dis.
trict uliorncy, Illiilt‘ltll of tho Ioclll
authorities. - ,
Modicni Examiner It). C. Haiti. 0
Marlboro. ,who Is taking tho Fraul-
Iilghsm district In tho «balance of the
regular oIIIcIoI. IIIIN Illc power to limits
a report. to District Attorney Builder-
aou. und ho. probably will do so Imlllc
unlit few hours. alter which the dis~
Irict utlol-ucy may order an inquest.
which will be hold by the judge of
Call 322-4.
Good Things, To Eat.
BONED CHICKEN—The season Is new opening uW i‘or Boned Chicken. Richards I Robins'
Two thousand
W EDWARD P. WEED.
.,J '
1L
among
Norwslli.
The conditions of the eight Injur-.
cd \vol-klucn who wure removed to the
Frailiinghnul Hospital yesterday soon
after lhc accident was reported this
morning be favorable.
At the homo of Mr. Anlsden, the
owner of IIII‘. building, which went
down In tho crush with the others. it
was eluted today that while Mr. Ains-
dcn was suffering considerably from
his fractured lcg uud from the nervous
shock of the disaster. serious conecq‘
lu-nccu were not anticipated.
The assistance of the militia in
clearing up the ruins was misscd to
day. the work having been assigned to
a large number of slrcoi ruiiwuy lu-
borcrs. During the forcnoon. how-
cvcr, the sidewalks near the building
wcrt- clr-urcd.
Examination showed that it would
'be unsure to attempt to dig over the
debris enclosed by the partly wrecked
wull of the building until sections
wenkcucd by yesterday's collapse hud
hocn rcmovcd. Thcso were pulled
down with ropes. It Is now generally
believed llinl tho collapse 0! the build-
Ing wits title to the shoot at the recent
ltxt‘t‘RflIVI‘Iy bulllld weather upon the
material which was being put laid the
building.
vssrsnosv'e PROPERTY mus
ruse.
Eugene M. 'i‘ollea to William iii.
Lockwood anti wife, land on the Wil-
son l’oint mad.
A. A. Raymond and It. 0. Raymond
to Frank Herman and wife. land an
buildings. Oak avenue. '
Christian Swnrls to John‘Sleldorf,
building lot. Woodward avenue.
liarriet L. Woodward to John Split-
dori. building lot. Woodward avenue.
“to.
BATTALION oHOOT TODAY.
The rille teams of Companies I) and
F. of Norwalk. set out this morning
for New Haven, to partial to la the
battalion shoot of the Ti: rd Cannes»
go sale. we can supply you with anything
CRACKERS.-~Ws have a large and attractive supply at all ltlndsoi Fresh Crackers, both Imoorted
FRANco-AMERICAN SOUPSwaWe have the full variety oi these goods, which are above question
as to purity and cleanliness. ‘
PIGNIQ.-Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore cr plsoobig so
33
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‘ outing. drop ill and see us. . _
BUTTEPa—Dsliclous Butter; more than s little better than you can get elsewhere.
COPFEE.-—We emphatic-fly claim the same on our suiierbfiodses. Tess also.
Call and see what we have for the Glorious Fourth.
Thar/es
wssr wasnisoros an.
' it‘hs‘ best oi everything
the market affords.
I
Animsl Was Wandering Alon. High-
way sud, Got in the Way of rol-
isy Our.
A horse belonging to Fred c. Jen-
nings of Fnlrdcld wandered in the
way of a “Jumbo" trolley cari bound
tor Bridgeport early last event 8. and
was instantly killed. The Im not of
the collision tossed the horseiovsr 3.
lanes. although the passengers in the
car scarcely (sit the shock.
The car run about fifty loci aiilér
striking the horse. before it at stop-
ped. Passengers were not a are“ of
the occurrence until the cur backed
up to the spot where the horse had
been seen going over the touch. The
Passengers and crew viewed tie rc~
mains and the car proceeded , n the
way to town. The horse was loose
{in the highway In violation lot the
aw, ‘
BALLPLAYER IN A FIGHT. “
BUFFALO, N. Y., July, 24i—-Cap~
tuln Dick Harley. oi the Providence
Eastern League team, was today con-
victed on a charge of disorderly con-
duct, but was allowed to go pn sus-
pended sentence. .
Following, the game with Bufialo on
last evening In which the decisions
of a new umpire worked up the feel-
ings of both teams to a high pitch. a
free fight occurred on Ferrylstreet.
just outside the ball field. Stung by
the taunts of the crowd, a number
oi‘ the Providence players umped
their uutomobiie and struck,ri ht and
loft. For a time Ferry shot was
the scene of s. small riot. ’iho po-
llen rushed in and arrested everal
of the bellgcrents, including ‘uptain
HHFIRY. a man In lilo crowd as hit
on the head by a spllkcd sh e. His
injury is not serious. ‘
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. July 24.——Arrlved:
Stcnnlcr Oscar ll. from Copenhagen.
sswronr, u. i., July 24.». learner
Onrmania, from Liverpool and ueons—
town“ for New York, was reported by
wireless from the Nantucket South
Shoals Lightship as having passed the
light vessel at 4:46 a, in. She will
probably dock about 7 p. in. ‘
Steamer Ccvic, from Liverpool for
New York. In reported by wireless from
the Nantucket South Shoals Lightship
as having passed the light, vessel at
8130 a. in. She will probably dock
about 7:30 a. m.. Wednesday.
BABLE ISLAND, N. 8.. July 24,—-
Stennier Baltic, from Liverpool and
uQeenstown for New York, Was in
communication by wireless with the
station here when 230 miles southeast
of this point at 6:55 a. m. use will
probably dock at 8 a. m. Thiirsdsy.
QUEER WILHELMINA ILL.
THE HAGUE. July zl—Quejcn Wil-
llolminln was taken in last night. A
premature delivery followed. costing
gloom throughout Holland. ,t was
announced this morning that Ellie ex-
pectstiou or an heir to the throne at
this time will not be realized.
oovanuon's STAFF ASSOCIA-
won.
The (iovcrnor'u Staff Associnliou of
,Connecticut will have a clam bake at
Double Bosch. Bradford, Friday. Au-
gust 3. This associwon Is i'onlpos-
od oi tax-governors, ox~lloutcusut go-
vcruora and members of any Eonnec
IIt'lll gol'crnor’s stall. A IiIl‘Ki :lttcll-
dance and a line time Is antic pated.
Mica-hos; W
ASSETS OF THE 0. N. McKIBBIN
MANUFACTURING COMPAN . CON-
OISTING OF MACHINERY. B ILERS,
TOOLS. STOCK AND FIXTURES. LO-
CATED IN THE FACTORVIBUILD-
ING AT NO. 50 DAY STREET.jSOUTI-I
NORWALK, CONN. .
On Thursday. July 261b, 19,06. at 2
p Ill. sburp the Trustee of 'l‘ e G. N.
McKibbin Manufacturing onipnny
will sell at public auction at Ithe lac-
lory building above mentioned. to the
highest bidders. all the m ‘ binary.
boliors, tools. stock and fixtures of the
said McKibbln Manufacturing Com-
pany. It‘uctory will be opeli for In-
spection by prospective bidde s. upon
application to the Trustee. on any day
previous to date of sale. and ion date
of sale continuously from 12 m to 2
o'clock p. in. Terms 10% cash upon
acceptunco of bid. and balance cash
on or before August 4th. 1906,.
JOHN B. LAWllid CE.
'1‘ notes.
South Not-walk, Conn. izo 6t
We wish to thank our many
of business we did at o
l
to remain,
-.
“Yours for t.» -.
lIXAllu llllllllli slur
. . . lit ,
chN‘m 0”“ I". .
2‘ NJ Iltlfl’W‘Wp
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‘ ,1.) WI”: "w:
r. w
,M‘fl, r’h,‘
I'll let! 0m II ' ' floppy
critics" r"-
"A Cold or s Cough nearly always pro-
duces constipation—«the water all runs lo the
eyes. nose and throat instead oi passing out
ol the system through the liver and kidneys.
For the want cl moisture the bowels become
dry bud hard." Nearly all other cough cures
are oonsilpstlng. especially those containing
Opiates. Kennedy's Lustlvs Honey ,and
Tar moves the bowels. contains no Opiates.
KENNEDY'S
L A II AT I V E‘
EONEVmTAR
Relieves Colds by working them out
oi the system through a copious action of
the bowels. .
' Relieves Coughs by cleansing and
strengthening the mucous membranes oi
the throat, chest. lungs and bronchial tubes.
. For Crou , Whooping Cough, La Grips?
Influenza, onchitis, and all Cong ,
Colds, Lung and Bronchial sdections no
remedy: to equal to Kennedy‘s Laxative
Honey and Tar. Children like It.
Put «pin 26:. 60a and “.00 bottles at the Lab
oratory or E. 0. Downs It Go. .Ohlsago,4.i.6.A
SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
'I‘oo nianyvmen's‘ chairty is“ limited
to giving advice.
“306 Summer Time-Table
On and After June 26
the New and Commodious
STEAMER HUN TING TON
CAPTAIN WILLIAM YOUNGS.
Leave Huntington for Norwalk.
Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a. in.
and 2:25 p. m.
Leave Norwslk for Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. in.
1906
and 4:45 p. m.
Excursion Tickets ........... 50¢:
Slrgic Faro .................... 40c
Children 5 to 12 years:
35o; Single Fare, 25c.
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays In signs . '
Fare lrom Nov-walk:
Excursion.
Round trip,
P'ssscugcls from Norwnlk by 8:46
o. in. boat will have five hours at Vail-
Iey Grove and II hours at Huntington.
' POST CARDS.
FINE ASSORTMENT 0F
VIEWS.
Post Card Albums.
"WM. A. BRIGGIERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
LOG-A I.
too hard wood Clothes Pins. .ioc'
3 lbs. Washing Soda-..” 5c
[0 bottle Bluing............ 5c
7 cakes Babbitt‘s Soap ...... 25c
iii Inselufl’s
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL" 698—2.
patrons tor the enormous amount
“Great Big Sale," on Saturday. Barely
it was a record breaker. .d it shows what the’psople at The Nor-
walks think oi our stores ‘ d oin- methods. We sincerely trust that
all purchasers are perfectly satisfied with their goods. Thanking
you kindly and hoping lei a continuance of your patronage. we be;
Best Things to blob?l
at P - - , :
, Prices,”
Norwalk Chronicler