uwhsn the project was
1 The names and present 111i
noted by the Andersonvlile Mon-
.10 o the state monument at Ander-
file i 'f'iiitni‘se Colonel Frank W
flll y, o the Sixteenth Connecticut,
is '0 president of the commission and
it no undillj his prompting that the
we it of flailing out the whereabouts
of 0, Andersonvills prisoners. forty-
tw years after their incarceration.
. "it'll taken up. These men are scattered
fat“ and near in the state. A consid-
arable number of them are out of Con-
nedilcut.
of the old Andersonvilie prisoners can
be foimii. while In many more none
are howliiving.
. , a roster of the ex Union Pllsoncrs
. of or Association of Connecticut is
inadequate. the roll not giving the
slidiltest information concerning the
places where the members were lni
giioonod. i‘he regimental secretmics
0V0 had no occasion in the past to
furnish information concerning Ander-
aod‘viile men. This is also true of the
011131111 Army posts. All, however have
1111111111 the utmost disposition to coop
crate in the inquiry and much assist—
anus will be received from the Grand
. Arihy post oflicials. Nearly all the A11
dorsonvilie prisoners from Connecticut
were Item the First Connecticut Cav-
any, the Sixteenth, the Seventeenth
'anli Eighteenth regiments of infantry.
Olllli o‘nelman has been found from
the First anti Second Heavy Artillery
Mimeuts, who is an Ande1sonvilie
\,~ surviwr. The Sixth, Seventh, Eighth,
Télltlr and Eleventh regiments ouch
laid a few men in Andcl'sonville. '.I‘ no,
Fourteenth also had a few. in (Zion c1al
Edwleys' regiment, the Seventh less
than a dozen names have been found
M after a long and painstaking inquiry
> The Twelfth and 'l‘l1l1ict nth regiments
had no men I11 Andersouville.
Evanyor A. C. Hendrick, of New
Haven, who was a line oiiiccl in the
Twelfth, has obtained lnfox motion from
the caretaker of the National Comclory
atAndorsouvillc that there is not a
record In the cemetery indicating that
a 'lbflelftb Connecticut than was In
the' Andersouville slockudo. The
' Twenty-first Regiment had 111011 cup-
tured at Drewry's Bluff, V:1., and in
thin nelghborhood, who were sent to
Audersonvlllc. Two of the survivors
have been found. The Fifteenth Con-
necticut undei Coloilcl Charles I.. tip-
liatn, of Me1i1icu,was captured Ill
North Carolina drains the last man—
euvers of the Win. but 1101c soon after-
wai‘ds purolcd. The nintHllouihs regi-
ments, with the exception of the Twon-
ty-seeond of Hartford county and the
Twenty-seventh of New liuvou. were
in the Gilli Doparimcut and had no
' Andorsonville men. The officers of tho
Gulf Department troops who woro culi-
tured were sent to Tyler City in Two
as and the men were generally par-
Ied at the end of 11 few weeks. Lieu-
enant Charles Avcry of Ha1ti‘or1l, no
'as in the Twenty-fifth Connecticut,
as in Tyler (.‘lty upwards of a your.
Major George Q. Whilncy, secretary of
the Sixteenth Regiment Association,
hash systematic registration of the
; Andersonvillce survivors in the roar-
merit. and George Grecnmun of Nor-
wich, Eighteenth Regiment, also has
statistics at hand that have been valu-
able in the inqulrw. The Connecticut
Light Batlcrlos, so far as usccriulucd.
bad no men III the Goorgin prison, The
Connecticut Squadron of Cavalry.
which was assigned to the Harris
Light Cavalry, of Now York, has one,
representative now living who was I11
Andersonviilv. liorroncc Alwator,
whose home is in tho South Pacific, is
the sole survivor. Mr. Aiwutcr is lilo
brother of Francis Alwutor, manager
of the Merlden .iouruul.
At the present time there are. one
hundred Audersonvlilo survivors in tho
Sixteenth Connecticut. This number
unquestionably exceeds the total from
all of the remaining war regiments and
organizations In the state. Not far
from seventy-five names and addrossos
have been found, including loss 1iu111
a dozen men who are now citizens or
Connecticut. but were not in Connectl.
. out regiments In the war.
The First i‘ouncciicul i‘uvnlry 11nd
the Seventh and Seventeenth 1'ch-
ments of infantry furnish l‘ill'll olovcn
survivors at this sluso of the inquiry,
and the llriubici nlh Regiment furnish-
ed: nineteen. No stone has been left
11111111111111 in making up the roster oi
old Andctaonvillo 1111-11 now living in
3...: Connecticut. i-‘rom some oi the (hand
A'rmy posts additional names will be
received. But none are expected fioln
til. Ninth Regiment WIIIiIl was In file
Gilli Department it is not llitoly ihui
tliore will be any flom the Fifth licki-
t. The Sixth may have here and
t are an Andoraonvllle survivor. (Inc
has already boon focused In Montrcul.
16in inquiry illiti been one of lnlcrcsl,
fascination. The result will be
51 Ill! prised by all of the Anderson
trifle men residing in this state.
IMAKID HOMILY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
[for features may I111 can be called
rotty if her completion in bud. Orlno
Iterative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clam mallow blotchod complexion
. , y stimulating the liver and bowels.
no Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
‘mumto or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to 111110. Remember the
assoc Chino and refuse to accept any
imitate. violated a Drug Store and
0 Clifford Pharmacy.
. 3 5050 saw 0111111111 soaausv.
N HRi’l‘AIN, Oct. 2.-~Tho store
11 D. McNeil. coroner of Plessnt
w streets. was burglar-laud
. i. The 111110 of 9200 was taken
. e desk Entrance was effected
lite use of a key on the back
“it
:5. obid In much more easily cured
1 the 501111111 1110 open Kennedy e
0515011011 and Tar opens the
more: this1 0011:333th flips
1 DB 05‘ 0 y
m Managua-sad... 4
‘M
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of these old Andersonvillo men
. tomatiselon. which has the ereo- .5
In many 11 1011111 only one ‘
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scissors Murillo
66...... Final cue
Liver Complaint,
SoilOlilil'l Initiate-iii":
“lives the liver.”
givingh‘ulth, o I and iri-
For MI 9 cvs'ryIv’iIe'iye, ngcmn Ifool.
. or by mail.
Dr. .i. ii. Sch-act 51 Son.
Phihtlelpltiltfn.
W
NEW 'YORK CANDIDATE OF CON-
NECTICUT LINEAGE.
Lawrence E. Sexton ls Connected
With Many Families In This State.
Lawrence E. Sexton, of New York.
who has been nominated as u candl-
dntc for justice of the supreme court
of New York, though 11 utttlvo oi‘ Clove-
l11111l, 0., is of Connecticut ancestry;
'l‘l1o that of Ills fathom i’amllv in this
count!) was floor 1,11 Sexton, one of the
settlms of Windsor, later removing in
Wcstficld. ilis' maieinal ancestols
were among the first settlers of Weth-
orsileld and his mother, who died ill
I894, was born I11 Glastonbury, the
daughter of Philo little, of that town.
Her father was ill ouc time In pari-
nership with Gideon Welles, sccre‘tury
of the navy In President Lincolus
cabinet.
Among the ancestors or Mr. Sexton
llulubors two colonial governors oi
Connecticut. Ilobcri Trent and Thomas
llollistor. Ilourdmau. Killiouruc, Shob
ion, ’l‘ryou. Smith, Goodwin, Goodrich.
Iliallley, Marvin atld Day families. Mr.
Scxiou is 11 graduate of the Phillips
lilxctcr Academy Harvard University
and the Columbia Law School. ilo is
1111 independent democrat in politics
and. if he sllct'ured Illt‘ office. will hold
if for 11 term of fourteen yours at a
'alary of 617.500 a your.
TRAIN SCRAPED BY A ROCK.
New Haven Passengers Frightened by
an Unusual Accident.
The Now York (‘onlruciinlz
New York. New Haven and Hartford
liulli'oud from tho I'Illl'll'iil lilvcr
New liocllollc, propnrlnl; it for
trucks iusload of two,
four
lluut‘s i‘olut, where ibo
have already cut away some fifty feet
of material.
Saturday 11 lino of freight cars stood
"fl 0111- of tho trucks. iiilod with l'ock.
\ largo picco of rock bad silll‘icd its
lit lo the main track.
:‘ous bound for 'I‘l‘uvors Island to soo
IIIL’ gamos of lilo Now York Ailllollc
i‘lub run through the cut Saturday
1f1oruouu soon allol‘ I:
'uliiut: rock sorapoll ibo thin from
lilo enable to Illl‘. lost car.
It first struck the cab of lilo 1111-
'.iuc lliltl lorc out sovorul wooden
pnucls. II lu'oko off the brass rail-
iho other. Tho pusscuttcrs
friltbicucd by the noise. but no 11111»
was hurt.
If an article is liuliuicd,tl10 original
is always best. Think it over. and
lo kocp around the house, got lic-
\\'ili's Witch Iiuzol Salvo. ii is Ibo
original and tho 111111111 is stamped on
"wry box. Good for column, lollor.
bolls. cuts and brulsos, and cspcclully
rocommcudcd for plies. Sold by The
(‘lifl’ord Pharmacy. "
TO SEE MR. FESSENDEN.
Bridget Langdon Walked All the Way
From Danbury.
llrldltct Laugdon, till years old,
I'iunbury, was brought. to Stamford.
vostcrduy, from (lroeuwicll. She
reached ilrccnwlcb at midnight of-
Icr 11 Walk from Ilaubury of ovor
twenty miles. She had siarlcd the
previous illornlnu, and was almost
worn out from her oxcrllou. i-lho laid
a leilor lualtinlt an appoiulnn'ut with
Slates Allornoy i1‘11asondcu of this
city and had taken the long walk to
ace him. ’ It in tlmughi that tho strain
of the long walk dcrnuitod the wo-
man‘s mind. i‘iuubury officials wcrc
notliiod. and will scnd for her today.
—-81ui11ford Advocate.
of
True and tried friends of the family
—~i)cWItt‘s Lililo Early Risers. [lost
for results and host to lake. Depen-
dntllc illllo pills. They do not Krlpu
or siciten. Sold by The Clifford l’hnr-
many. "'
BRYAN F. MAHAN DIFEATED.
Alderman Armstrong Elected Mayor of
New London.
NEW LONDON,Oct.2-AId1,-rman
Benjamin L. Armstrong. republican.
Was elected mayor over Bryan 9'. Mo-
tion by a majority of fill voles yuulur-
day. carrying four of the five words.
The republicans elected three of the
five uldermcn and two of the three so
lectnllen. The election was hotly con-
011 e .
wont
OUIT AGAINBT OTANDAID OIL.
1‘09!th Kililli.. Oct. 2451111 was
insiiiuicd in the Supreme Court yap
terday to cast the Standard on com:
pany and the international Harvester
Company of America from Kansas.
’i‘his suit were prepared and began by
Attorney-General Coleman, under the
Kansas Antihli‘llili. Act. and it is the
‘ result of a lens finalisation.
. device, known as the
(Your
puny is wldoniug Illc roadbcd of tho
it)
(inc of the
most difficult cuts through rock 11car
lilllhlors
position so ”1111 its sharp odgo jullod
Wbcn ouo of
111vcr11l spoclul trains llllod with por-
Jlli o'clock the
logs of the first car and made a innit
«also. from ouo end of the train to
woro
when you go to buy that box of salvo
paishewKespl Record of Ticker
Orders. ‘
NEW YORK, Oct 2.—~if experiments
which are now being made with a new
telegraphone.
succeed, another long step toward the
prevention of railroad accidents will
have been taken.
The advantages which the telegra-
phone affords in train dispatching
, have attracted the serious attention
of railroad officials. and it is expected
Ib t before long the new apparatus
wii bola use on several of the big
railroad systems. '
11. has been found that the telegra-
phoue makes a permanent record of
all train dispatching orders sent by the
telegraph ticker or over the tsiopbono
wire. The sound waves set. up by the
ticker act upon tho diaphragm of the
lrausmltior attached to the telegra-
pbono and are thence conveyed to a
thin siccl wire; wiioro tlloy arc. cicctri-
cully stored. As soon as a record of
the. orders has been made upon the
wiro, the train dispatcher places the
resolver attached (11 the tolcgrapboue
to his car and Immediately hours the
onions just 111-1 tboy warc given.
ltccords may bo repeated as oflcn
as desired Iilil as soon as there is no
fuilhci Hood in kocp them tbm may
no wiped out by passing a slroug inatt-
not over the wir,o thus making It
ready for use again.
I11 this way the poaslbllily of error in
train dispatching orders will be great-
ly reduced. There Is no neC’il to
trust to the memory,
are lbcro upon the wire and can be 1'19-
i'orrcd to at ally time. The records
can be transferred for future refer~
once by connecting the receiver of tile
machine in daily use with the trans-
mitter of a largo storage telephone.
Should any llllslako occur the l'cspon-‘
sibllity can Imluediatcly be. located by
reference to tho rocords on the stor-
ugo muchluc, an indicator showing 011
just what portion of tho wiro any par-
ticular record has been made. The re-
cord will givo so, perfect a reproduc-
tion of thc dispatcltor‘s voice, even
after months have elapsed that it can
at Once be recognised
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
VE.
Ll
Wood ru if .
Welles, Deputy Governor 'l‘ulcolt, lion, ‘ I’f‘it‘l' FIT. I’ll-. Wl‘lik‘fii
Williunl lPtkiu. Rev. Gel'sbotn Ilulk- '«Mli’i' dociorlng for two years Willi
cloy and 11111111011111 of thc iiulc, Illillor. lht‘ ht'st physicians In Waynesburu.
and still getting worse, the doctors ad-
vlscd mo If" i had any business to at-
tcud to I had better attend to It at
once, as i could not possibly live all-
other mouth as iliore was no cure for
me. i"oloy's Klducy Curt: was rcc-
ouuucudcd to 1110 by a fricud, and i
i111111odi111oly soul my son to the store
for if. and 11I‘ior inking illrcc bottles I
began to not honor and continued to
improve until I was cl1ll1cl1 woll."
I’Iaislcd‘ s 1b 115: Store and Tho. Clifford
l’bar luuc y.
:
SPEEDY VERMONT JUSTICE.
III‘Ri.lNG’I‘0N, V1,, (lot. 2.-\’111'-
11111111 jilslico has rarcly shown spood-
lcr progress than was rccordcd in the
cuso of Alhorl Ilills, who has just boon
sculcuocd clulil days allor Ills ari'csi.
to a form of not loss than ion yours
llllll not more than twolvo yours in tho
stalo prison. Illlls. according to Siil'
io’s Attorney Sllclnlnuu. has been the
ringleader of :1 gang of young men
who havo Icrrorizod 11 sootiou of this
cilly for tho past lwo yours. The cllul'~
1.11- uaalusl lliul was assull of 11 serious
naturfo on a young wolnuu.
BLOOD POISONING
results from chronic constipation.
which is quickly curcd by Dr. Killfi's
New Life l‘ills. 'I‘bcy rcmovo all
poisonous serum from tho system and
Illfusc. new life and vigor; 1'111'1‘ sour
slmuncb, uausoa. llcaduclte. dizziness
.md colic, without gtlplug {yr disman-
for,t 251. (luaruntcod by H. Bax-
tor. South Norw.nlk and {1.1). Wood.
Norwalk, (linguists.
TYPHOID FEVER IN MAINE.
BANGOR, Mo, ()1'1, 2..--«iiocuuso of
the prcvalouco of typhoid fever Ill
towns north of this city, ospcclal pro-
cuullons uro lwlng advised by Bangor
physicians to prevent an opldomic of
lip: dlsozisc horc. Many of lllc towns
wiloro lilo disousc is provuIt-ni are on
tho l’cuobsool liivoi' and Illvli' sewage
cinpiics into that slrcum. The most
lhroulcuing In at ()idlowu whoro there,
are at leusl flfiocn rust-s. Notlcos
Iuivo boon soul out warning :titillllsl
tho duo of l’cuobscoi lilvor water in
this city unless distillod or lmllod.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 10.
"My mother has suddouly boon mudo
young at 70. 'I‘Wouiy yours of lutcnsc
suffering from dyspopsiu imd cuiii'cly
disabled her, until six months alto,
when she began inhibit Electric Bli-
tcrs, which have completely cured bor
11nd restored the strongth and activity
aho had I11 the prime of life." writes
Mrs. W. I1. (lllpntrick. of illuiford.
Mo. (lreutoat restorative medicine on
the globe. Bets Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys risht, purifies tho blood, and
cures Malaria. illllousness and Worth-
nosscs. Wonderful Norvc 'I‘onlc.
Price 501'. Guaranteed by i". ll. limo
Icr‘o, i-iouth NorWaIk, and 113. l“.
Wood's. Norwulk, drug stores. “
LAKE FOREGT STUDENTS EX!
PULLED.
CHICAGO, October 2.-li‘orty Lulto
Forest College students rcfuscd last
night to sign 11 pledge submitted by.
the faculty not. to indulge in basins
and by the declaration of President.
Richard D. Harlan. they will he expel-
led from the collage 10-day. lety-slu-
donts,uf11~r a nun-111 meeting. decldcd
to accept the manifesto of the profus-
sors.
an mew-M ..
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1111 the orders ‘
" can always be closed and the ship ren~
Our dc icious Cod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons,
and after sickness, colds,
coughs, bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles.
,Try it on our guarantee.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
‘
onowmo LIST OF WARSHIP A'c.
CIDENTS.
*—
Five Serious Mishap: In a Few Month:
—-New Ships Always ‘sfle From
Sinking, However. Even When
Punctured Below the Wa~
ter Line.
WASHINGTON. l). (‘1, Oct.
Strong measures will be taken by the
Navy Department to prevent the re
currence of warship accidents such
as have occurred altogether too often
in recent months. in January two
of the battleships starting for the
manoeuvres of! Cuba colildod and had
to be laid up for repairs. Norfolk was
next the scene of a collision between
two torpedo boats, in which one baro-
ly escaped sinking. 'i‘hcn tho ithodc
Inland got Inlo trouble again, alld her
captain has bccn suspended from duty
for six months for grounding his ves-
sel off the Virginia coast last May.
The collision between the Alabama
tttld the illlnols off Newport was an
even more serious affair. Two of tho
officers of the Alabama lam: boon rc-
commended for court martial. Lastly.
tho grounding of tho cruiser Boston.
ooff the coast of Washington has still
further to add to tho list of uccidcnts
alroudy too long.
'I‘llcsc mishaps bavo ('Olltul't-‘il nilon-
llou on the means of suI‘oiy with which
all now Unlicd Sitilor‘ batik-ships arc
providcd ill the form of olscirlcally 11p.
cralod puwcr doors. Au cx-uuvul oili-
cor. who Is IIIUNIIIRIII)‘ fumallar with
this subject, says:
"It is praclically Impossible to carry
out the ‘coiilslon quurlcrs‘ drill in a
rcally effective manner and closc all
water-light doors and hatches within
a safe period by hand. Willi the
Long Arm System cloclrlcal powor
doors the moans and method of avoid-
lug a catnstl'opho uro cnilrcly diffcr~
out. When the ship enters a danger-
ous locality illt- oilicor of the dock i'ltm
es all tho doors from tho bridge by
moans of tho o1tlorgcncy station onto
noctod with motors on oaoll door by
elm-trlcul conductors, iio knows that
lilo doors have rcspomlod by tho glow
ion of tho Indicator lamps at tho am
[11111.
"The whole opcrutiou moans that.
tho ship is mutio 11an I11 time: that
tho bulkhead doors vital to llor sufcty
9.;
dorod uualnltnblo.
'I‘llo Victoria-i311mpordowa disaster
could not bo duplicated with any of
our now ships, for tho reason that
their cotulllundors always have at hand
a, means of closing the bulkhead doors
without rosurd to what the crew may
i 0,"
CASTOR IA
301' Infants and Children.
flu Kill You Ilan Alvin Bought
........ W
Signature of
BOY CUT BY FLYING GLASS.
'l‘ORRING'l‘UN. ()cl. 21~Wi1ilo rak.
Ing 111) some rubbish in the rear of the
home of his mother, in Goodwin 111 root
Frank llicr. ultcd olubt years. struck
a quart bolilo flilcd with 11 pink fluid.
'I‘Iu- boillo exploded, perhaps fatally:
injuring Ibo boy and doing a cousld
crublc amount of damage to the win
down of nearby houses. Ilim"11 moth.
or who was looking from tho window
was also cut and buruod. it is not
known what the uuiuro of Ibo cxplo-
slvc. was. but I1 I11 supposod that it
was formed as tho rcsult oi chcmlcal
decomposition of compounds in 11 pro
tout medicine.
news THIS?
W0 offarCne Hundred Dollars lio-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can‘
not be. cured by Hall's Catarrh Care.
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WATERBURY' SC NEW USEFUL ART
HOOL.
WA’l‘l’ftilllltY. October 2.-lleglu-
ulus October 9. Wat-eibmy will have a
new Institution in the form of the W11-
tc1bury Stllool of Useful and Domestic
Arts. It will be established In the
Baptist. Church in Grand sircot. Fred
J. Ward is sccrciary and applicants
may see him in person or conunuul-
cato with him through the. mail.
The school will have 14 separate
and distinct departments. it will
Upon October 5 and all classes will be
held in the evening. The curriculum
includes mathematics, industrial draw
ing. architecture, electricity, French
lermsn, italian, English, bookkeeping
stcuography, pcnnmanshlp, typewritin“
freehand, drawing, cooking, dressmak-
ing, millinery and embroidery.
Exports have. been engaged for each
of those classes and the instructions
will be along approved modern inc-
tbods.
DANCER FROM THE PLAGUE.
'lliclcs grave danger flout the
plague of Coughs and Colds that 1111:
so prevalent, unless you take Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo.
Walls, of Forest City, Mo, writes:
“It‘s 11 Godsend to people living In
climates whoro coughs and colds pre-
vail. i find It quickly ends them. it
provcuis i’nclunouia, euros Lu Grippe.
gives wonderful relief in Asthma and
Hay Fever and makes wouk lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump
tiou. Cougbi and Colds. 50c and 51.
(lual'ruut1'1od by F. If. Baxter‘s South
Norwulk. and If}. P. Wood's, Norwalk.
druu, sloroa, ’I‘rial boltlo free. "
ARREST OF RUSSIAN TERRORISTS
S'l‘. i‘E'l‘EitSiil’RG, Oct. 2.~>~Accord-
int; 111 further details of the recent or-
i‘tsis of ’l‘orrorlsls in the palace of
i‘oloroff. publishcd by tho Scl't today.
’i‘oi'roilsls luld boon living for solno
llluc in tho uuarlors of u Iaokoy 11111111
t‘d Klopulkof‘f. who was arrosfoti l'c-
coolly. charged “Ill! boiug concerned
in smuggling ibo ’l‘crrorisls through
the guards and arranging ilmir hiding
plnccs. paying liberally for Informa-
tion about movements of the members
of tho impcrlal family, The, police
found in the room of an arrested
youth, who was a high school student
lulrcly 15 yours old. correspondence
with rovoiulionury organizations from
which it is hopod to got hold of all
the threads of tho plot.
DON'T BE IMPOSED UPON.
Foley & Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and TM as 11 throat and lung
remedy. and 011 account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Thcsc worthless imi-
tations have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine F1»
lcy's Honey and Tar is in a yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any
substitute. It is the best rcmody for
coughs and colds. l’laisicd's Drug
Store aild Tho Clifford Pharmacy, ”
Sentinel Want Ads. pay.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 10, 1900.
LEAVE SOUTH NORW‘LK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. 1142.511... 111,110 51.11 5:18.
050:, 11:53 7.118. 81.18 11:.40 11:18:.
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5:20, 3:5lx, 5159:, 5:51, 6:571, 5:50.
5:532, 7:121, 7: 55:, 9: 57:. 10. 52.
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We, the underslgnod. have known I“.
.l. t‘hcnoy for the last 15 years, and
Iadicvo hinr perfectly honorable in all
luminous transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
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WALDINC. KINNAN it MARVIN.
Wholesale lirnuisia. Toledo, 0.
liulls Cuinrrli Cure is taken inie1-
naily. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
’Tcailmonlals sent free. Price 7
Iconic per bottle. Sold by all Drug
'i‘alte Hulls Family bills for nonuii
on 011011.
I
IVETERAN FIHKMAN MOPS DEAD
RHIMEI’ORT, Oct 2.».iol1nllarly
aged forty- five years. captain of 11 7'11
casino company 1111111000 dead 111 front
of Moi.’ s nigger“ 00 the coroner of Mun
street 11110 an avenue naturally
night at 51.15 oelocii.
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IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
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'I enclose.
,1th New York, New Haven and Hart.
sole property to be lined. in Its double
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a s ttletnetlszi 111.111.11.111. 0 1111 proposed .1111... 011m
high embankment In
ford Railroad whereby the railroad
trucking scheme from this place to
Waterbury. The heirs own a farm on
the road to Terri/ville and on the
00111 at 11011.
Sentinel Want Ads. pay.
List of Property
(1111311150
74 Washington Street,
soutH NORWALK, 001111.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 0%.
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
No. g—House, Crescent Terrace. 10 rooms,
x4—-——House and 4 acres, Rowayton,
35——-—House, barn, etc, West St.,
39—-——Tw0 building lots. Stuart Ave., each,
4o-———Building lots, near East Ave., $500 up.
52—House, barn and 26 acres, West St.,
55—Beautifuliy located cottage at Bell Island, fun
rushed,
61——House, Fairfield Ave.
Taylor Avenues.
fig—Frontage on Washington St.
7o-—-——Cottage on shore at Bell Island, furnis led,
7r—House and 4 acres, River St., Dal-ion,
82——Two building lots, Eimwood Ave., $851. and
91—Honse, Marshall St., South Norwallt,
97—House, Elm St., Norwalk,
99—-——Cottage, Hickory Bluff,
too——-House, South Main St., South Norwalk,
tor—Farm at Wilton, modern,
xoa——-Harbor View Beach lots, $275 up.
103-—D0ck property at Norwalk
106——House, Winfield St., East Norwalk.
107-———House, 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights.
tog—House, Richmond Hill, Stamford,
Ito——Harbor View Park IotS. $325 up.
tit—House, Hillside Place, 8 rooms.
xtz—House, 1 acre, West Ave" South Norwalk,
liq—House, Elizabeth St., 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125.
115—House, 16 rooms, Marshall St.,
116——House, 11 rooms, Elizabeth St.,
117-———House, 11 rooms, Gerard Place,
ti8—Building 101:, Van Zant Ave., East Norwalk
rig—41101150. barn and extensive grounds, West St
tzo——-Building lots. Woodward Ave. 6450 up. .. '
121——-House, 6 rooms. Rowayton.
lea—House, barns. 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike,
123—16 acres land. Scribner St.,
ins—~53 acres land, Connecticut Turnpike,
125——Cottagc, 6 rooms, Winfield St., East Norwallt,
126———Building lot. Fort Point St., East Norwalk,
small farms. Pays 12% gross,
128--——House, Bclden Ave., Norwalk
129--—-Building’ lot on Elmwood avenue,
r30-——House. Windsor Place, lot 5011125. water,
t3r--Housc, Windsor Place, 7 rooms. water.
zeta—House, Elizabeth St., lot 4011125,
133——-House. West Ave., lot 54x150,
i34-—-—Housc, Seaview Ave, East Norwalk,
135-—-—House, Clinton Ave., 8 rooms,
136——-—Tw0 building lots, Clinton Ave., each.
137——Two building lots, Clinton Ave" each,
138-—-House and ham. cor. High St. and Bayview Ave...
139--—-Housc. Reynolds St., East Norwallt,
14o——-—-Building lot, Burritt Ave.,
141——-House, B‘ayview Ave, lot 4511150,
142—-—-H0use and stable. Washington St.,
143—~—House. Highland Ave. Darien,
144——-House, Tolles St., 6 rooms,
145———Houses, Day and Raymond 810., 6 rooms, each.
rite—House, 10 rooms, Day St.,
Hundreds of Eyes
averted by wearing a pair of on
Proper Oils-.0.
nomination Pros.
latching of hue: and all Repairing a Specialty.
00 B. JACKSON!
“In.
66 WALL ITNAIT. 96"
THEN!!! EVERY RIACON WHY WE CAN IATII'Y IVIRV
iN FLOOR COVERINCU.
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pstrick house and practically make
the plane useless as far as living is
68—Building lots, Summit, Elmwood, Bayvieu and
.. 37.1509
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FOR “SALE
Taylor 81 Golden
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
FULL DESCRIPTION.
TERMS, ETC... OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
6 6,000
15,000
12,000 ,
500
10,000
6.00:
510.0
7,000
1 5,000
1,000
3,000
51500
7,000
3.000
91500
3,500
6,000
3,000
I 2,000
4,60(
4.005
31509
5.001:
700
3.200
6,000
2,000
6,000
2,500
800
ray—Brick house, 3 families. for sale or exchange for
3.500
12,800
7 50
1.550
1,650
4.500
9.000
71000
2,100
300
are being oval-warned u a result of application upon work 01 books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes my 50,5151! and tattoos trouble
Properly Adjuflod.
. NORWALK. CONN; ~
‘WANT
OUR ITOCK ll THE PRODUCT OF THI IIIT
MILL! "9 THE COUNTRY WHICH MIANI THI WIDIDT VARIETY OF
CTYLI AND PATTIINI.‘ IVIDINCI IUCH A6 THII II ALL DON.
VINCINO THAT CARPIT AND RUG IATIIPAGTION i6 AIDUNID NICO.
OUR LINI iNCLUDI6 ALI. CIZII PROM ROOM III. DOWN TO THI
LITTLE DOOR MAT IN AXMINI‘I‘I I. IDDY INUIU‘LL‘. TAMITIN
IIRUIIILLI. ALL WOOL INGRAINO AND CRIN M1061 IN ALI. NIW
‘COLORINGG AND DESIGN. AT PRICE. THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
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Norwalk Chronicler