51..."...75otoaiso
trusses!l-lr'aItsIIJ.I.IOIsI-aeealoaa 16°
intimation-nu...” .u.-runninnni‘eunu
.1 his. ‘ M also
hut:trims”,tinesaiAL;o«Lo—rtis..s..,.‘....._...1........ mouse
aim “um“ ,w' sl‘A‘ooqu"..‘.g.".....t’.‘.‘.‘.........‘..,y....".. i .,...............;‘..j§"..;....7selotion
churchmen.» saoaooaori-ian............" " ‘ 01.00 to use
, _ . The ‘
bearers were: iir.;.lustiee .,
B i, m (it: '{ustlcfle malleawmu
upre emur an n ,_s ..
~ ,and (lager. o! t'hegsu rig: court;
was expected that do so Hammer-is
:s‘ 6 would be present. but. he‘ could not.
.. - .090 each hero rrom the" Adirondacks to
15pm time for the service. .-
, " «can .. . w - ‘ ~.
revolutionise. . _, “many”?! fl ”mum .
rescent Terrace. roroorn‘s. comic prior ihiltol‘lme. N100“) WM ‘ SHADOW PLAIDO ALL QUALITIES: ‘ '
‘ convicts otwriting‘the filler!!!) Sai- ', . _ p , > _ ‘ . .
12,0“ ‘ Fromthe housewhe casket was ts-- "‘6” Gran-0.0a shoe ‘8 or, demand-
, 5“. hell to the lamily lot. iniOak Gliil (loin- ‘u “Md threatening to blow up
‘ etery, where the committal service “ ‘
was readas the, body was lowered to .
its resting place. 'The iioraltributei.
which had been sent to’ the house. were
placed upon the new mound at the
cemetery. hiany beautiful pieces were
among the number. but as it was not
the desire otthefi‘emily to makaulllillb
octonsmesote versnon , , .
was given out as to dig" tributes sen: smock ind 311W.“VW i“ ”“19“"
by:organisst.lons and individuals. Bue- lunatioe VMtON‘ 110' “3 OVGI'POWGM-
iness was generally suspended througii- .
,out’the town and many townspeiiple
assembled outside. the Judge‘s home,
at Water avenue. and silently saw the
body placed in the hearse. At the
cemetery ere was another‘ large
gathering. The active bearers were
six young men or this city. Among
the immediate family and friends fol-
lowing the body were a number: of
prominent men who represented the
suite, the bar and the bodies or which
Judge Torrance was a member.
we handingdots, .Sruari Ave,» esch,‘
M iiiiding.iots,lEaat;Avc..“$sooiusp. _ .
. . , ‘ House. barn and 26 acres, West? a, . '- moor
' M“ huggiglocsted cottage at Bell Island. for ‘ ~
3, 4 J ‘ ' -’ ’ ‘. " ‘ 6:
»ir-—;-\—House,l.Fairfield Ave. ' " ’ am‘
“Building lots. Summi .‘, Eimwood, Bayvieu and"
‘ ‘LUANATIOS' KILLED. '
. WARMW. idem 7.——An inmate ,ot
thossy‘iuin tor the, insane at, Gore Kai-
wa‘rla.‘ about thirty miles irom here.
secured an; as yesterday and although
he had previouslyibeon inoilenslye ran Fred. D‘ Grant " a most imp t
problel, was worked out. last night
and today by‘ the troops at camp”
Roosevelt. ., Intelsat nightjthe'regular 3
troops and the Becond.Regiment..yN.u
Y. National Guard, hivouaocd and pro-i
pared tor a hattie today. ’ Alter dayws
light a long wagon train under escort1
j H. KiGER & Bil
mmmmmum “WNW; was-r wasamo'ron s'r., sournhuonwanx.
.$ 666,044.06 was attacked bytheuother hall. rag. ‘ , . ,
. .38 order thatAssiatantSecretary «War,
219,505.00 Oliver and other“Wthington.oillcialI
3,770.50 could see one movement. the'maneuvre ,
3_ooo.oo was somehhat compact. it was the"
2230090 most interesting “battle" that hosts»
ken place at the instruction camp. and.
it closed the sixth week of the main- ‘ ,
15,959.04 euvres. - ‘ ‘ y ' \
57.551.83 afléLTON’S EPIDEMIC 0F DIPH~ ‘
‘ . THERiA,
23,3333 summon. Sept. 'l.—-An epidemic or
‘ {god-m diphtheria. is reported here by physi-l
Minor Coin ' 81.08 glans, tmntyt‘calses all-tend);K 2:“! mp.
"""""" ‘ ' ertrea en ..none oc *eresre
Checks and Csshltems 2521.40 ten or twelvecasol. The source of the
....si.021.020,59 ‘u‘m‘QP.““1M 19‘ ”9'" ‘WM‘
TIES.
50.000.00
. choc mm ........ 4 3 ‘:
mm ‘ k ‘ ' moo-0:) A Jack of "all Trades
Surplus N d .....
other llnd vided Proms. ‘ ,, .
less current expenses and is not what the people want when 3;."
taxes ppid Wm WM “all; fly. I“
Is done. its done. ,
Due, to Banks. Bankers and
Aurelius. saunter.
p 3 . Taylor Avenues.
fir—éFrontage on Washington St. . ~ '
70—4-Cottage on shore at Bell Island. furnis'iedp =.
x—eflous‘e‘and 4 acres, River St..,Dai-ie‘n. ,
.Sa-r-s'i‘wo building‘iots, Elmwood Ave. $85i. and.
pink-House, “Mars ll St, South Norwaik,
House. Seymour Place, South Norwalk.
real-louse. Elli! St, Norwalin -- --
,op-i——-Cottagc, Hick Bluff.
Keir-#30156. South sin St, South Nor-walk,
to «$8me at Wilton, modern”; .
oil—«Harbor View Beach lots, $275 up.
tbook property at Norwalli ,
House, ,Winiield St, East Norwalk. €3,560
-r_oq-«——-Honse, 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights. ‘ i ‘1
, soon-House. Richmond Hill, Stamford, 6.000
store—Harbor View Park lots, $325 up.
start—House, Hillside Place, 8 rooms,
ilk—House. 1 acre, West Ave" South Norwalk,
. 113‘— -Lot wit: foundation, Woodward Ave. and Charles
v ' ' . t,
. sir—House, Elizabeth St, 1,4 rooms, lot 40 by :55,
.,.sr5--—House, ‘16 rooms. Marshall St;
slide—House, n rooms, Elizabeth St;
,, inn-a-Housc, n rooms, Gerard Place,
‘ IIS—u-Building lot, Van Zant Ave, East Net-wall
; slow—House, barn and extensive grounds, West St
zoo—~Buiiding lots. Woodward Ave. Sesawup.
snares-House. 6 rooms, Rowayton, ~
1‘ ‘y—val'iouse. barns, 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike.
s gee-16 acres land, Scribner St,
, ~----- 9' ‘acm land, Connecticut Turnpike.
my 1,, ottag'e, 6 rooms, Winfield St, East Nor-walk,
”Hamming lot, Fort Point St, East Norwaik.
rap—v—Brick house, 3 families. for sale “or exchange for
,‘ . . = small farms. Pays 12% gross,
3 “House. Beiden Ave, Norwalk ~
mm“ *
7,900,
1 53°90
I .000
3.090
4'5”
51m
7,990
3.000
9:500
REPORT. H! oouomou OF
H! SOUTH, NOQWALK TRUST on.
at. medicine, of business on the on day
of September, 1900.
» ASHE
. ,8.
loans and Discdunté.....
Overdraits ‘
stocks and Securities... . ..
Premiu‘m' Ace ,nt ........
Furniture and ixtures . .
Banking House ......
Due from other Banks,
Bankers and Trust Conn
ponies ......,.i... .......
Due from ' pproved Re.
servo Agents ..; ........
United States and National
.,Bank Notes
Gold Qoiil
Hiver‘coin .....
I....-——
aipuav nor son when. eraser.
WASHINGTON, ,Sept‘. 7.-Secreinry
Shaw has made publicia circular let-
ter dated today to all national bank
3,000 depositsriea in which he says in client.
12 600 that he expects public moneys in de-
’ positsry banks to be used in the com-
. munities where it is deposited, and not
, 35! loaned through brokers and other
4,60i agents in New York for speculative
‘ 4'00, purposes,
The letter is as toilowe:
3'5“ "i am advised that many banks scat-
5.00¢ tered throughout the country are loan-
7oc ing their surplus iunds through broho
,7 5“ ers and others in New York on call at
' high rates at interest. Money leaned
on céll is well-nigh universally tor
speculative purposes. 1 recognise the
right or any individual to speculate in .Dlvi'dflndg, Unpaid
stocks or ln’ lends.'nnd the legal right (ion I Deposits .,.$h0ii,560.02
of any bank to loan money at appro- $890!!” in y,- r
priste rates or interest at home or hiss Dept..---.69i,268.06
abroad. on ample securities. even with r—-—-—-
the knowledge that it is being used Total DepOIlla --. --------- 903316.09 .
ior speculative purposes. I am not Other - Linbilllifik’l‘rilll
willing, however,‘ that government funds . ............ 25,657.14 "fildmsu.lflt PM“: i
hr ,5 .
money shall be enticed away from the .
locality where it has been deposited Total Liabilities . ....... 81.021.020.59
tor the purposeoi being used in this‘ State of Connecticut. County of Fair-
way; Public deposits are made in aid ileld, an. Smith Norwslk. Sept,
oi legitimate business. as distinguish "1.1906. t ., , ,
ad from speculation, whatever Its 110,- 1. Charles E. Hoyt, Treasurer of the
Remember your Boys and
Girls isth be well dressed
Q's .......
-----
Total Assets .4‘ ._
IJABiLl . . .. - . . , .. ,
while sending them to school.
24,188.98 l
5.424.41’
3.2m
34.00
6,000
2,000
6.000
2.500
800
Trust Companies ... . . ..
We have eyerythmi " 'g for
‘ ‘ ' ‘5 I i .~, ~‘~ ‘5 -. " . T if”; i“; _
children, and there 18 112) 0c.
3500
12,800
edition that. you should fillet
' Vining. if you are figuring on wiring your place. Now is the beat
our nonwaut BLOOD.
ole in Wednesday evening's
(this week. with reference
mono or the first steamship
9 Atlantic is susceptible
xi: ting local interpretation.
i - . lds‘tiyo genealogy and other
ills-ease and they are worthy
{Rises Rogers. born a tow
Tryon'a devastation. in
» is recorded to have
)il- :oi Amos Rogers, born
Mild, and the greet-great-
«. lame» and manners Rog-
' . on our present merit ave-
* buried in the mast Nor-
.) The Captain, who be-
« .the,"8avaniiuh" controll-
e findson River boats and
father of Chief Engineer
45¢ ”Muted Rogers, was or
- ”miaoiidon and Net-milk re-
.. ,iihe inmiiy names and
main possessed and de-
nsitiliy preserved. Rev.
hag been visited by Rogers'
M=_ilosce‘ndants, who have
erection. in this town, of
. ‘rs“ memorial, which
)lliiiiiioped.‘ be some tiny cnrg
* i'aiins that the im tel
_ d the lily n the
not. Pepe'ii'pen lied
' t precisepoint. it
«0., a ver powerful
3““ ”it" “‘3'
. , ‘azs mug in . an ,
."" “”31 this are Valuable.
ANNUAL YACH'D CLUB REGATTA.
Opp, Telephone Exchange,
Visitors and Boats Expected tomorrow
Night from Nearby Ports.
The annual regnlia oi the Norwaik
Yacht Oiuh.will be held tomorrow,
the race to take place from the club-
house nt Hickory Bluii, beginning at
noon, In addition to a large number
of boots from the local club. yachts
irom the Bridgeport, Stamford. oNr‘th
port and Huntington Clubs will take
part. in the evening, at 8 o'clock a
smoker for members only will be held
at the clubhouse. A line program has
been arranged. including selections by
the Speldei orchestra. of Bridgeport,
Mr. Fisher, the Bridgwi entertainer
and by artists from w York eoityfi
A tine lunch will be served.
At; the smaller the trophies. both
nail and power. wil be presented by
Commodore Osborn... '
RICINT ARRIVAL or various.
BIABCONSM‘. Mesa, Sept 'l.-'rhe
steamer Oamoania iroio Liverpool and
Queensiown for New York was iniwlre‘.
less communication with the station ” "
here. when lilo miles east or Nantuc-
ket hightsblp at In in.
The steamer Kai-aria Augusta Vic-
toria, from Hamhur . Southampton.
and Oberbourg for ew York wu‘in
wireless communication with“ the sta-
tioii hera‘ when 170 miles east at New
tucker night-hip at is. in.
lilrs. 'i‘eriov, or connectieut avenue,
received a car iced chins coach
ture. Depositary city banks are ex.
pected to loan at regular rates or not
It all, and they must not be tempted
to act as agents instead oi correspon.
dents for other depositary banks in
making loans at high rates.
. “if you have more money than your
community can appropriately absorb
please return it to the treasury, tor
it can be promptly placed where it
will do much good. This does ”not no
ply to .banka with large reserves on
deposits with city correspondents." .
NEW YORK. Sept. ’l.-—ilecretary
Shaw's letter on the use of public mon-
ey (or speculative purposes created a
great deal of surprise in uniting sir-
cies in this ciiy..wh it was be-
lieved that a good deal or the money
to be deposited by in. government at
interior points wOuid speedin he di-
verted to this cents}. Special interest
was shown in the secretary'- order
enioining the depositary banks from
leading government loads at high rat .
it was nominal by New York bonit-
ers that the Treasury Department is
in a position to maintain a close watch
‘on the operations ;oi the depository
banks in this connection. because at
the report made by'thedi live times "a
year to the comptroller ot the currency,
_ W
IONDON. Sent. 7.. .Tho United 3“-
tea purchased $3,080.000 oi We
item the Bank oi England today malt.
lag nearly 07,500,000 in gold obtained
from this source during the present
’3throas, certain e
n, in:
f y c mm m
insets have been made by me, at at: 3
aforesaid Trust Company, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is
301;? ttothe beat or my knowledge and
e , ,
CHARLES E. HOY'I'. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to bolero me,
this 1th day at fleptemher, 1m.
‘ i . SPENCER 8. ADAMS.
Notary Public.
m”... “A...
Sheet. Music
* I5c
All the Populaphjusio o! the day. in
this sale Oomopnd look diam over.
till i iiilififilliliilis
‘ ' “ nonporous.
occur-i stock. if m waahliwloa , si.
‘ ‘ ‘Agant tar Mt" Laundry.
n
1
L. i. ,
_ - 3
N
is
i g V.“ = 5.1 , w
. oaoa theyt ourjlnn Koo are uiokto yr
so I ‘
utilities. sun
stars tea chests and
lies: wealth; I
no its 4
packed in min
comes iii ally
gnu“ “7.“: :‘r 7‘
e times, i0;‘Vlflotill
arciifit‘llowaytonpaonohw i
on t separator slit M
ills-id Rowaytonsand
held, pt Stamiordi Q01: w
menu‘wer “It iii" “ti -
thrush
w i
truer horses which sits oust-stor-
riitfeg- § §
for‘ lien and Women;
«museum. #
Sewlcedhle School“:
Shoes tor Children '
eaosd‘m.
your“ children «go to school A
‘ poorly clad.
Open a charge account, ”if
' your” money is scarce.
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Norwalk Chronicler