I ilously, h V cg.
. . 7 . e , p
can easily‘aad quickly be cured by tak-
Ing our ‘ ‘ ,
,_WHITE‘ PINE AND TAR.
It gets. .lght at the
. H“
We and.
B.
269
t ‘ lull
, tithe ‘a
Price 25c Bottle. _
‘llld-Bi'ldilll Pharmacy.
205 WASH! GIDN .DJ'REET.
Telephe dean 5111* 2.
All Still“ “WWW ‘ l’mvll‘l‘cmm“
turncd from his vacation- trip.
Henry Cooleywbsdn Springfield over
Labor Day, not in New Hampshire, as
The Sentinel erroneously stated yester-
day.
‘A limb of a. large‘opple tree fell on
the top of M. Einstein's delivery wagon,
thistmorning, and crushed it some-
w a
Miss Katherine DuCross was a visi-
tor-yin New Haven today. The inter:
ior fittings of her new market are al-
most completed. -
.1
[Writing in the middle of the Atlan-
tic Ocean, on board the steamship New
York, George J. Kleupi’el tells of his
experience in hunting up the Menke‘n
monument in Paris. It was on the 15th
otAuguet, a Parisian holiday, when he
and his wife took a cab to the Mount
Parnasse Cemetery, and while he held
a large piece of paper with the name
leases Ada Menken, his wife inquir-
ed among the passers-by in her own
native tongue, the way to reach that.
grave. With an exclamation. of sur-
prise and vociferous gcsticuinllon a nu.-
tlile of the French capitol commenced
talking at a mile a minute gait in
French. and reading the name said
insubstancc'.’ "i know that American
lady when I was but a, little girl. I
knew all about her friendship for
thas, the novelist. and all the great
people of my native city. 1 will show
i01i.Wllere..tlle body lies." When Mr.
Kluepi‘el came to the spot he stood
dumbfounded for several minutes.
While a flood of recollections passed
through his active brain. He then
proceeded to buy a metal wreath oi
violets, placed. it on the grave while
his wife took a. photograph of the
some. in the meantime the Parisian
lady, who. with her husband, were
made fast friends on the spot. their
names being Mr. and Mrs. Adrien
Licvre, promised to keep the grave
continually covered with fresh flowers,
and thus perpetuate what by a. strange
coincident was inaugurated in April,
1869, on which occasion, when Edwin
James was having the body taken up
from the Pere Lu Chaise Cemetery to
that previously alluded to, an Ameri-
can gentleman and lady hunted Mr.
and Mrs. Miller, of Philadelphia, ask-
ed. Mr. James where Madame Menken
was buried. He explained all the clr~
cumstuuces, and there and then they
went and purchased a handsome
wreath, and requested him to take It
and: put it on the grave, as they had
not. time to visit the grave and put
iton the grave, on account of return-
ing homo.
l)eWitt.’s Little Early Risers are good
for any one who needs a pill. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. ‘°
W
ROWAYTON.
A top dressing of crushed stone
is being placed on River street.
West SideL by the sclectmon oi the
town of Dorian,
xv
The New York, New llarcn and
Hartford Railroad Company has again
found it necessary to be ccolwmicul
in the. use of water from (lhusmar Pond
and esterday another bulletin was is-
suct, notifying engineers of freight
trains to bring their locomotives to
a Hiandaiill at the stand pipes here.
and use the scoops in taking up water,
as there is too great a waste.
Elwood Broadway. the well-known
young man of this place. who Is now
on the road with the Squaw Man Colu-
puny has written an interesting getter
to The Sentinel. describing the first
thirty tours hours of his time on the
rohd. as follows: _
We started from Jersey City. at
about 7 o'clock Saturday night. There
was no dining our on our train so we
starved until Sunday morning when a
dining car was attached. We Were all
hungry and ate like starved homes
There we rode a while longer and we
reached Buffalo. More We. were able to
ssedhc Niagara and a small portion
. the (oils. We were detained In Bub
alo ior awhile and than we started on
our long trip to Grand ilaplda. Michi-
gan. We went by way oi the loliinh
Valley and Grand Rapids line through
muslin; ‘
Illvcr'y.coll‘ple'.ol militia? we would ‘
he brought...» a stands‘ _l and than
be detained for awhile. By noon We
had reached London. Canada and here
we were allowed onedlall minute for n
swallow of load, in the afternoon we
run intoogtcl'ritbie gniedunt‘l‘as we were
oI , a 9.300 cows were
fall’sdlllllala brought to a standstill.
Everybody cpl cut out and to their Sill"
prise, round a huge oak tree directly
in front of the engine. Had this event
occurred at night, probably the engine
would have been derailed. It took one:
but! hour to clear the tracks.
Then W! proceeded slowly but can-
Wc were about hours
3 l, “emu Rapids,“ 10
toyi‘ ‘
‘l w‘sml.‘ .
i
late till".
&
' part.
‘ ’Sun by. high
situation was
i e
.0 10
in the,
lilvory>t
around it our
of the berth.
My trip is one to California and the
South and-the posi loll Is private secre-
tary of Willie * versbalgli- In . the
Show Man. a second not; i ”play a
spar-bot it Oh knwhioh In only a minor
‘ , kpérién‘c
on has slit
,9.) would nearly go out
Sincerely Yours.
Ellwood Broadway.
~Constipation causes headache. nan.
sea. dizziness, laaguor. heart palpita-
tion. Drastic physics. gripe. slcken
weaken the bowelshnd don't care.
‘ Dunn's Regulate act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
.. slat. ‘ .
DARIEN AND nosoron.‘
Constables Oehnger and Schlecht-
woggol‘ Stamford, are investigating a
Gienbrook burglary that seems to have
been the work of boys. They broke into
a barn where Samuel Weincroit. had
the stock of his general merchandise
stored, and they stole 50 packages of
cigarettes. a lot of candy. socks. cigars
and other articles of small value.
Alexander Morehouse, a former
teacher In one oi" the schools of New
York. but for several years a resident
of nethel, died at the residence oi:
his nephew, Wilbur ,enneit. 7’ Chest.-
our street, Bethel, ednesday, His
death was caused by Bright‘s disease
and a. general breaking down. He was
about‘80 years of age. Mr. Morehouse
went to Belhol to make ills home there
five years dgo last spring. Previous
to that he had been principal of the
grammar'school. at 20 Christy street,
New York city. He had taught In
the school for titty-two years. a record
low can equal. Owing to ill health ,he
was retired, and went. to Bethe) to
spend his remaining years. Although
unable to go about much. he took a
keen interest in what. was olng on,
particularly in school ni‘lalr keeping
up with the tithes by the reading of
many school periodicals.
ed had been Confined to his bed for
about one week, and for the past. few
days had been In a. most critical con-
dition. Mrs. David Bennett. of South
street, Bethel. was a sister of the de-
ceased and he also had other sisters
and a brother. He was a native of
Barton.
Take DcWitt‘s Kidpey and Bladder
Pills for backache, weak kidneys and.
inflammation of the bladder. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. . ‘9'
wssrrdh'r.
Morris Mills, Jr.. Is nurturing with a
severe cold. .
Miss Dorothy Adams is
school at West Long Lots.
teaching
Mrs. Benjamin Brothe‘l‘son enler~
tnincd her niece. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown are 911-”
tertainlng friends from out of town
Mrs. George Cumphcr is quite ill at
her home in ilosevlllc. Dr. Powers ut-
tends her.
John H. chd is confined to his
home with a severe attack of rllcnnm~
tisnl. .
Judge and Mrs, Meriian are
tcrtaining friends from New
city.
on-
York
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nichols have re-
cently entertained friends from out ot’
town.
Rev. W. S. Long preached in the
Congregational church at Weston on
Sunday.
Vanderbilt Allen. the noted painter
has fitted up a studio in the old sat-
chel factory.
Miss Kathryn'Allcn of (hunpo stroot.‘
accompanied by a friend is visiting
at West Point.
Mrs. Henry Nichols of Fulri‘icld.
spout Labor Day with her sister. Mrs.
William Dickson.
Miss McCaun has resumed her
teaching at Eust'Suugatnck school. as-
sisicd by Miss Baicntlnc.
.._.——
caring for her mother. Mrs.
Roth. who is quite sick.
Miss Winifred Kelupcr and several
friends who have been camping out on
cokeno island have returned homo,
Miss Mae ’l‘otlen is touching school
In Black Rock, Bridgeport. Miss
Alice Nichols Is also teaching in Brid-
geport.
Horace Hurlbutt of Baltimore who
has been visiting his grandpln'cnls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambroae Huributt. Is vi-
sitting in Weston.
Charles Iiucncrherg a former clerk
for (layer and Sun, has accepted a po-
sition at Smith's machine shop on
Riverside avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George 'i‘llorpc of
North Main street huva been, enter-
mining guests from Brooklyn and
Bridgeport lor the past few days.
i W
'l‘he Historlfaiusgcicty willghfillddlts
opening meet as t 3 "pecan .. on ay
In October at Edgchill boogie. The
paper will be read by J. ill. Coley.
The first regular obnclaVe or the K.
O. K. A. will be held at the castlo this
droning. It will include a goodbye so-
cial for the college members and
degree work. '
_ Mr, and. Mrs. James ‘iiartl an and
can and Miss Margarita Sou Icy re
a)
,.
Itholi'l'ullll” Wodld‘ “it "t5
The doccas- .
Mrs. Kate Warren of Fulrllchl. ls.
Jacob ,
sin... has returned3 to
First National book
a Week, at..Atlhntlc (lit!
. ’i‘hc Peterson family gave a. liter-
ary and musical entertainment In the
Owens Farms church which was well
attended. Proceeds were “for the
church Music Fund. ~
The Friendly‘Aiddlomc at (lapping
dale .furm will" close this week" litter
is successful summer. barge numbors‘nl
poorchlldreu from New York have
spentdellghtlul vacations at these
pleasant spots. ‘
DeWitl's Corboliucd Witch Hazel
Salve In good for bolls. burns. clue.
sculila and skin diseases. It. is es-
peclully good. for pills. Sold by The
Cllllord Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. "‘
l
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“WESTON.
m
Mrs. M. J. Miller is visiting relatives
In Norwulk. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. u. c. Williams spoilt
Labor Day in Norwalk.
Mrs. R. K. Fitch has spout
days In South Norwalk. ..
ll foW
Mrs. A. E. ’l‘urnoy is entertaining
Mrs. Middlcllrook. of Norwalk.
.Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey has been
,quite ill {or several days-Nils week.
Miss Lena Fanion began a course
in the Danbury Normal School on
Tuesday. ‘ . ~ .
The twoyoar-old son of James 00-
loy. who (was ill lust. week,=llus re-
covered. .
......._..
W. P. Lockwood and family are mov-
Lockwood.
a guest at the residence of linwley
Williams.
Miss Lillie lioinig has been called
to New York by the sudden death of
her brother-ln-hlw.
Samuel Fanchor and family are
spending two wucks at the (innit cpl-
tage at Compo liench. ‘
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton and Miss
May Hamilton will spendth Sunday
with relatives in New Haven.
Mrs. Filmore Boers, who has been
spending two weeks with Mrs. George
Penn, has returned to Bridgeport.
Miss Margaret Boos returns to New
York, today. after spending two
months with the Misses Faulllubor.
Miss Mary Windroau has returned
to her home on Long island. alter a
low dnys' visit. with the. Misses Faul-
holler.
. Miss ’Flor‘cuhe Robertson returned
to Bayonne. N. .l.. on Tuesday. after
a few days‘ visit with Miss Anna
Banks.
Miss Myra llurritt will board for
the school year with Mrs. William Os-
borne“. Miss Elizabeth (lord with Mrs.
i’. ll. Perry and Miss Mabel Post with
Mrs. Frederick llanks.
wisr NORWALK.
Mrs, Louis Gregory. who has been
sick for about. two works remains
about the same.
Rev. Frank Brown. of the Rowayton
3:30 p. m.
Edward Benedict, who has been
spending a tow days on Long island.
visiting friends and rclatlvcs, has re-
turned home.
The public school opened Tuesday
morning with a goodsized attendance.
The new teacher, ll. (1. Lyon, of Ho-
hemia, N. Y., has charge of the school.
QHARTER OAKS RACES POSTPON-
” ED AGAIN.
rliAR'l‘FORl). Sept. fi.——iinin today
again cahscd a postponement of the
opening oi the Charter Oak Grand Cir-
cuit. Races. this making the fourth
postponement of the week. it was stal-
jod today that probably the moot will
lrla‘uo to be postponed until later in the
a ..
BIOTERS START A FIRE.
ANTWERP, Sept. ii.———'I‘bc lire which
was started in a lumber yard last
night by rioiors. necessitating calling
out troops to assist the firemen In
lighting the flames, Is still burning
this morning, threatening-tho destruc-
tion of the lumber and Warehouse dis-
trict. of this city. Help has been sum»
moned from ilrussolaaud Ghent.
M.”
STATE MILITARY PROPERTY TO
‘ BEBOLD. -
There will be a sale ol‘ hack number
slate military properly at an curly
date at the Arsenal, General Edward
Schultzo, the surveying oillccr appoint.
ed to look It over, having ilnishod the
work.
Residents oi the dial?" round Vas-
uvlns have put to prec lcnl use the
lava which huh Ilowad from the vol~
cunc In past and recent eruptions.
Naples and its vicinity appear. to be a
World of lhva. The streets are paved
with II. There are luvs staircases and
statues. drinking troughs. bric-a-hruc
and even jewelry. The guides make
profit. out of it by pressing coins or
other objects on partially cooled true
ments andsclllng these to visitors. 0n
the unity sideaoi the mountain there
is enough love. to build a large city. In
no ~cytoliduli black that shimmers
' "ml purple In some lights.
l
at
-. bri‘lh'ilil has dob flfl‘e
tallied Mr." undngs. Dar/lb? Mc-
ing this week to the residence of John .
Mrs. Chamberlain. of- New York. is '
Baptist Church, will hold service in _
the Union Chapel Sunday afternoon at .
cppgaruhcq ‘lt resembles a chemical! _.
‘ t thethotlahthlere
thochickeus.‘ ‘ ,
The blrdtopk to (ionisatlcaled habits
muons his taller: fouls 9f the hour
‘l’urd. became the special .I‘rlcnd or a.
mothorlyiold hen, his attachment l'or
henna the days passed: lducpcning
into one at rare. sympathy and con-
lstaucy. Wherever. the hell. goes the
entail: goes also, and he never leaves
her side have when silences to her
nest n idler the porch; then hullurchns:
as on t a rail above her and when she .
copies out. suckling triumlillullll! Will
a. newly. laid egg‘he basins l0 whistle
”.81de3 adding two of them make
enjoys. is music. .
Quill are hard to domliflllcflle. and
the incident Is an unusual use.
standard...
The Rec; a Volk
urgfiilecilricel Co; 2 .,
"Baghdad's has?”
Almanacs
Automohllog stored. qu‘rhlulod and
repaired: ‘Tirel, Limpfle’blluré Dry
Cello, B‘VqulPlugu. etc. " ‘ '
' haunt“: lEng’lnei."CoverI.' Oumlon.
Tlii‘lflll‘ll. you; 'Awlung‘i ohd'fi’lli.’
. ' “'W‘WA‘SHINGTONfQT, ‘ 1 ‘ ,
E. a. Robertson. Proprietor.
- -PRESTsoLlTE TANK».
\
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square straps and white glass trult
jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightnlmstopl.
Crockery, Glassware, Hausetumish.
lug Goods.
Wail Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Pi
to order.
. Contractor for Paintldt (in! Decor-
ating. ~ ’l \.
-Wc give the 8. a H.‘ Green Trad-
lug Stampsu Ask for them.—- ,
L. a. molten.
87 Washington street.
Tel. con. sand Not-walk.
cture Ii‘mmes
w writ w... tag-ca ww-
snowed...
ranur c.
VAN. SEOY
PLUMBING;
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
AND.
GAS FI‘TTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper.
and Zinc. .
so South Main Street,
80. Norwalk, Conn.
streamer-cease
we
nation?" clonal».
I
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to our way oi. thinking and understand
our way or doing business just as soon
as you have made your. first visit, to
our store and seen things. it is true
that our system Is diilerent irom oth-
ers. but inasmuch asyve have an in»
creasing list; of patrons who are satin»
lied with our goods.‘ or service ltlld
our prices. we think. 0 may fairly
claim that the people, approve or our
business methods and believe“ In as.
con.
r it
Sen
ond3'm<§hl_l:ne.$;hop. ,
. llally line In ill.
'3 22 cottage Av...
7 Evan unvgggédihafium
:- snow white. one piece "StunM" Par
'. «lain Enameled Lavatory.
some Mill". Asp with? m
A. J.‘§Allg¢vine8;i
berries and ‘ Obtains tip twiddle
"NE. 12 per our, and upwards
m
Stock and (loneral Information Ticker
Sunday Birth}; 75 Cents.
Tel. 438.,
heuristics;a“;as.
. .3515” ‘ .
DIXON . LUBRICANTS.
No. 688 for motor vehicle trans-
mission gears.
No. 677 tor gears of both automobiles
and motor boats.
No. 3 graphite cup grease.
These lubricants are considered the
best in the world.
F. E. lllllllll it [ill
“Hone-t Good: at Honest Prices."
39 Wall Street. Nomalk.
.. ..,. ._ ..~......-.
naval w. M moan.
Funeral Director
and. Imbalmor.
1| North Main at, South Numnlk
Residence, 6 Washington It.
Telephone It house, 098.
Telephone or office; ”6-2,"
... mum-VHWW-WW
Miller 8: J ordain;
SOUTH NORWALK-
lain Oiiice. la sua Street,
BRIDGEPQRT.
lor freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7,
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except.
Sunday), at. 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwulk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith, 0. c. Hegcman,
Lune. General Agent
sum:
Kern'sKinks
. per package
4 'itull
Phone 223-4. .
East Norwalk.
’
should be. mam-m I aunt:
. Hero on ever stopped to consider
how do] ghtl'ully convenient it would
be to have hot and oak! runnln; "to:
in your dressing chamber, sleep
in. opertment 0: first Iioor toilet
room? its presence would sliced [DI
the highest. degree oi! comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. DI!
plumbers are strictly campaign! In
chanlcl. honest. and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
, i
W
harm
WM 'gu’apilucrl‘rl.’ I
, “Ulllurll “newbie ’66.
runmm Ill hilt: ,
, . ambit”, MW“
scroll it monsoon»...
.l N. .. , PP asylum
aiding? .hcmu. out you.
Munro ”amounts . ,
. clhscrom' , J
.m .‘m
lull Estate Brokers.
Ollice. lion’s Theatre Building,
-. 60ml
_ Rehineralors; .. }
Palmer Hammodrs.
Water Coolers.
AND. MANY orHss
Summemoods
HARDWARE. ' 4'1, _
.111 WASHINGTON crass-r.
Phone 667. .
on in the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD
No worrying Ibout «looting,
1,”!!! _, inn-ta no bother with
{dishes or I rm when pin-ant
imathcrucomn. , '
Courteous Service. in
Flaunt Surrounding. -
Excellent Cooking. "
GHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
w Telephone “I.
Eclipse'Scerleanina
Charleslljon’s ’
comacnrowu AAA snalrsi
boomers, Varnish-u, Point'-
- For flue Japan-L
, . elm. etc.
THE CHARLES E. swans COMPAM
‘ . ' Solcfiulel Aunts ‘ l'
164 F ropt‘Strcc-t. New York City
I l
.-
Decorator.
East NorWalk
Tel. 452.
g}, ll‘Hl LATEST AND “81'!
LaunMuueh
at $2.75 up.
' A very Itroll line at rally guaran-
teed High Wheel flowers. It- 85.50
to "-00- ”W"
‘ A complete Ilsortmelt o! the best
grades of RAKES. HOES. GARDEN
FORKS. OHOVELB. SPADES, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
a
promptly, “tended to. . 1 “MA
iiornlk Hardware 00.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
”WW“ .. . . .31“.
Telephone Call 97-5.
Gregory’s Paint!
.q EAST NORWALK w
Shun Dinners and All Kinds 0! Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Beacon
John O'Sulllvan.
Proprietor.
In
rotational.
"l“ 45 Wall 8t., Norwalk.
84 Washington St. So. Norwalk‘.
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in lnccrno producing preperty that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
A Minimum Amount
oi
Home Comfort.
Happiness. .
and
Contentment.
" with aiMcdicum oi Expense,
‘. that is
Gas Liablinc. ‘
We are piping houses at a
: Minoan Cost.
Let as pure yours.
Ml
4“:
"'"l'h
M
fill
l runknruhfi “almighty“.
’ General repairing and mobile lurk .
r .‘i 3 z
We.
l‘ «:13», .
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without indorser. “‘All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us
lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SECUR-
ITY CO"
Haviiand Building, Washington at.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
....__...-___. ,.. . -.. ..;..__.
Nothing Safer. lulllnu Skill-n
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
6% Guaranteed interest on its
Bond Shares by check Issued
semi-annually. Over half-million ‘
, dollars paid to investors to (late.
ASSETS NEARLY $2.000.000.C0.
Investments of from $100 to $10.00! .
accepted. participating in earnings
from date of receipt. ‘ . ’
‘ A card will brim: you our literature,
or a personal interview. '
R. L. COBURN; General Agent,
16 South Main Street.
\
a}
1847 19C}!
HEATING. ,
.HOT WATER HEATTNG.
HOT ‘AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, ‘
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtureb,‘.
Metal Ceiling. Etc. .
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES? ‘
THE JONES 8t HOTCHKISS‘
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET,
“ THE SOUTH NORW
STORAGE
‘1 WAREHOUSE
for
i FURNlT'JRE, PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349--5.
For Particulars Address
. G. N. McKlBBIN,
Office, Room 4, Havlland Block.
Washington Street.
NOR‘A’ALK. '
ALK
F
J:
insurance Against
Burulam. »
lN AETNA iNDEMNlTY COMPANY-
“Forcwarnad la Forearmed."
ital» and Particular: of
J. M. Laytonal Col.
"99% Incorporated .
5 Railroad Ave.
8.
Booth Norwalk
noirtflllléwroma
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room. u special feature. Gel
and Electric Liqhtl‘ throughout. Ev.
cry room heated. _ .
.. .“T‘i “‘.‘l°l‘°l.i;.m
inc stoned acne ‘.
A full, line a! Acknr. Merrill A of.»
tilt Col. celebrltothLmu, Liquor: Ind
Cl r always on an . .
“‘19. J. GULLIVAN,‘ Proprietor.
'Ilalcphom call. 490..
”Tillie Shinto at Turpentine; H
2.13. aria.
PLUMBING .AND .SIEAMQ
Norwalk Chronicler