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The Weather.
Showers and thunderstorms tonight
and Saturday.
LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.
THE. GAZETTE ONE CENT A COPY.
Sherman Commandery U. 0. G. C.
will hold a meeting to- night.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Algara of Wall street.
Buck" 111g11am W oman’s Relief Coms
held 1 essi on yesterday afternoon.
Rev. J. McClure Bellows is expected
to arrive home from Europe to-morrow.
Granville ‘1'. Benedict of East Nor-
wsilk, who has been 111. is recovering.
Charles 1-1. Cetus-Lock of Lime Rock
is visiting relatives and friends in town .
—C1der one oft131r se Dewey pictures
below they are 1.121 gone
Jr‘Jseph’s par-
Wednes—
The annual 11111-0151..
ish mill open in Music Hall,
day Sept. ZOth. ‘
The Vit-agr ph will show the Jef-
frey s-1 Eitzsimmons fight at Hoyt s The-
atre to— night.
Chestnut
visit to
Hattie Punzelt of
from 21
hi 155
street has returned
Asbury Park.
~. Gustav Pitzer of Stuart avenue
has returned frOma visit in Middle-
. town and Meriden.
The “Wheeler Ce Wilson band of
81 11-. ge port will give aconcert at Roton
Bi; 1:: Sunday afternoon.
' 1nd L. -dder
:nnual
Old YVell Hook
its
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Cir-pany will hold
night.
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Riverside avenue
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1-c::e-l 1p :1 st-r 1y round :iotteme 3.1". row
311...: off "evser 15111:?! yestesday.
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{I‘L'ght (it, a 1131" while biteo ..ed in
School strcet‘ Tut ' .day afternoon, and
1'11;1"{‘,Vay, s11 nas iing the wagon and
breaking the harness.
William Donnelly, of Norwalk, :1.
member 01" the Eighteenth Regular
United Stat-s infantry, was among
those on the transport Morgan City,
which wasw ecked otl\ agasaki. la pan.
The Central Labor Union met last
night and worked on the settling of ac-
counts. It was voted to give fifty-five
quarts of cream which had been order-
ed for the Labor Day picnic and which
was not in demand, to the Children's
Home.
Miss Eunice Diver, who has been
spending the summer with Mr. and
W. E. Raymond, of North ave-
went to New York Wednesday
and will, at an early date, enter a col-
lege in Philadelphiafora ccu1se, of
study.
"home in Southern Pines, N. C.,
William Saunders, of Ann street,
spent yesterday in New York.
Fanton Beers 11113111111; 3. well drill-
ed on his property in Unionville.
Max Schumann, of Wilton avenue,
is spending a week in New York.-
Eugene O’Connell, ‘01 Burbank street,
has returned from a visit in New York
state.
S. Wright Butler will preach
Sun-
day in the First Congregational
church.
Miss Mossman, of New Haven, is the
guest of Miss Edythe Hunter, of East
avenue. __
Miss Katherine Corbin, of Brooklyn,
is the guest of Miss Maud Fauntleroy,
of E1111 street.
Miss Mamie Hill, of New York, has
been visiting Miss Tessie Shepard, of
South Norwalk.
Ex-senator John H. Ferris attended
the Legislative re-union at Savin Rock
Wednesday.
Miss Kate Reddy of VanZandt ave-
nue, has returned home from a visit in
Bayville, L. I.
Miss Julia Brown, of Owen’s bakery,
has been visiting her grandfather in
New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Apell left town yes-
terday for a sojourn in Sullivan coun-
ty, New York.
The South Nor-walk street depart-
ment is cleaning the catch basins in
that part of the town.
—Lad1es’ and gentlemen’s manicur-
1ng at Miss Rider’s, United Bank
building, South Norwalk.
Col. E. H. Mathewson, of West ave-
nue, will return from his trip to
Europe on September 19.
Smith Cook and family of Brooklyn,
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. R.
D. \1 yman, 24 Taylor avenue.
Miss Bessie Keith of New York, has
been visiting her mother, M15. Anna
J. Kieth, of North avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Burdick and Miss Minnie
Hafner are spending a few days in
Bridgeport and New Haven.
Mi". Richard Biker, son and daugh-
ter, ofBrooklvn, N.Y., are visiting
Mis. W. A. Fryer, lt1ve1v1ew Terrace.
~Ladies" and children’s hair cutting
a specmlty at Miss H. S. Rider’s,
United Bank building, South Norwalk.
Miss Emily E. Mott, of Main street,
started, yesterday, for New York,
Where she wil visit relatives.
Frank M. 1‘300the,u of New York,
has lJeen11i~1tincrh1s ,lirs.Charles
H. Castle, of Adamsu 1.";11. .1e
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3111'. and 371's. V". L \lars‘n. of 1‘. ash-
ington, are the gue:1~ of 3-.1'1'. 1nd irs.
1V. M. Betti: of 1:11:13 gnawed avenue.
Miss Eleanor b. H oyt left town to‘
day for I‘dontclair. N. .i.,
will teach :hoel du
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Emma Barnes Miller, v. 11.1 oi .1
oseph
Miller, died Tuesday in 13011101 1:1, N. Y.
The funeral will be held this .111 er noon
from her late home. No.15 l;
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nue.
NiI's. J. H. Hani’ord, of Maple. 111-”-
nue, is home froma trip to North Sa-
lem, and. Danbury. She is accompani-
ed by her cousin. Mi. ss Marni c Bailey
of North Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horner have re-
turned to Philadelphia, after spending
some time in Ziomvalk. gueL'ts of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Heath, of West
Main street. '
3111s; Florence Saunders, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs-“7111111111
Saunde1s'. of Ann street, left tor her
yester-
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The 'l‘hursday evening 11":13‘61' meet.-
ing at the First Congregational church
last night was in charge of the Y. P. S.
C. E. and was led by P D. St. rnard
The subject was: “ What can we do to
help our pastor?”
CUBAN POLITICS.
1111.4.- _Cuban National Party and R.-
~- tional League Unite.
HAVANA, Sept. 8.—At a joint meet-
ing of special committees representing
the Cuban National party and the Cuban
National league held in Havana yester-
day it was agreed to settle the differences
between the two organizations. Hereto'
fore the Cuban National party had insist-
ed that every organized local committee
should, as such, send a delegate to the
party’s municipal council, each commit-
tee having an equal representation irre-
spective of the number of the electorate.
It is now settled that each 100 voters
shall return one delegate.
A meeting will be called of the existing
presidents of committees to confirm the
resolution. If the agreement had not
been made, the two organizations would
have followed their own lines. It is ruf
morcd that the real cause of the amalga1
mation is the formation of a new party
in the eastern provinces, to say nothing
of the probable formation of a partyled
by Gualberto Gomez. Cubans now in
Havana from the eastern provinces say
that even if Quintin Band'é‘ra should at-
tempt to check the eastern negroes it is
unlikely that he would be able to do so.
The negroes seem convinced that a color
prejudice exists against them among the
white Cubans.
Gualberto Gomez has been nominated
for tne presidency by the new eastern
party, but he will not have any connec'
tion with it, regarding it as a purely local
organization. It is expected that as soon
as he declares himself the present mem'
bers of the National league and the Na-
tional party will abandon the compromise
and will join his party, though possibly
some members of the National patty will
form a new organization to push the in-
terests of General Maximo Gomez, for
whom themhave a decided preference.
CU BA’S CENSUS.
President Mciiinley’s Proclamation
Officially Published.
SANTIAGO. Cuba. Sept. 8.—The cen-
sus proclamation of President McKinley
has arrived here and has been oflicially
published. The newspaper comment is
generally favorable. A leading journal
says
“The Cubans must realize the situation
and co— operate in all possible ways f01
the thorough taking of the census, which
will give proof regarding the elements or
the population and supply Errguments to
support the contention of our people that
they deserve independence and a stable
form of government.”
Today the Saint day of the Virgin will
be celebrated at El Cobre. Thousands
are leaving Santiago to participate, many
going on foot. The archbishop will cele-
brate high mass, and there will be a
stately procession. The celebration will
include also numerous balls and other
festivities in the little town, which was
almost totally destroyed during the war.
The people of El Cobre are greatly
eluted at the prospect of the early re-
sumption of work in the rich mining (lis-
trict of which it is the center.
Relief For Hurricane Sufferers.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.—The United
States transporthright, loaded to the
gunwales with relief supplies of food
and clothing coutrilmted by Baltimore
and \Vashington residents for the hurri—
cane sufferers of Porto Rico, sailed yes-
terday for San Juan. Captain Prout.
commander of the ship, expects to arrive
at the Porto 1111111111 port next Tuesday.
The donation 11.11111111ts in
and cousin: of rice. tlour, heal f ilt fish,
coffee. ('1' canned goods. 11011111;
dry goods, shoes. etc. It was found that
after s'1ttlt111’111t of the bills contracted
by the puitliasing committee there was
a handsome surplus in cash, which May—
01 \lalst1'j1 'vi: 1. end to the central relief
(10111111 iltw‘“: in 3.1"- w 'ork city.
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Save Money
By Putting in your
lRVING LOCKWOOD & CO.
Successor to B. HARRIS,
Coal Yard and 311309,
Office, corner Washington and Main
813., South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call. 31-.5.
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nery/ Establishment.
The entire stock of a New York
manufacturer will be oii'ered for
5:110 211» less than the manufacturer’s
This is no humbug sale. Onlv
11-2511 and ~ea~on.. 1.11 goods will
cred. .\ lepresentative of the
'11'k firm will bein the city to
assist is (111.1 ing the sale
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., . it""l‘IOB. Sept. 8.——T11e Asso-
1.211311 of Spanish War Veterans, 11 body
' 2111111111 in scope, will hold a convention
1:1 this city today and tomorrow. Elabo—
rate preparations for their entertainment
1'- been made by the local canm At
{'11-300'111111119 session, it is announced ad-
‘ . 2-:41. s aw .xiiected to be in: 11s by P1 11.1-
dent McKinley. Seeietaiy Root and $1111
1.11111 Mill-A. After the business session.
1.1. 1115111. will o (11 oy Saturdav feienoon. the
voter: 1115 111 1 311-1 ieceived by the president
attic Will llouse-.
.1. Body In the Vlz'liirlpool.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 8. —The
1111.117; of 11 y rang man about u feet 7 inch-
(.5 tall and 11110111ny 20 yeais old was
found in the whirl pool yesterday. It had
undoubtedly come over the falls. There
'11. or“ two gold iings on the fingeis, one
gut with pearls and the other with tubies.
The body is at the morgue awaiting idem
tific.1tion.
Successful Armor Test. .
\VASHINGTON, Sept.~8.—.~& 51/; inch
armor plate, representing the casement
armor of the battleship Alabama, was
tested 'at the Indian Head proving
ground. yesterday, resisting two shots
from a 6 inch projectile without penetra-
tion or crack.
1’
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liONDON, Sept. 8.—Mr. Andrew Cat-
magic, it is said, will be the next Liberal
candidate fol parliament for Sutherland-
I'
shire. . . ,
sale will commence o: . 3.102113: 11
.lL'Z'E out and w ill conti ill-ll". until Sat-
ur my evening, June 10th.
1, nt‘ "<1 1.1, cumstances will the :sale
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DO YEN-J ‘W'ANT IT?
A lady’s wheel. in first
class condition. Will be
sold for$l5 if applied for
,. at once. Call at GAZETTE
" office, in 1731;.
idiaiao heightens.
1‘6. GEORGE W. BRADLEY (daughter
of the late Wm. B. Nash). givese fiicient
and satisfactory instructions on the :- iano a.
her home. 163 Main street. .
The {at undertaker. , 1
Who plants by the acre.
P001 viciix: is of ccu~h 211111120251.
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The Man 'of the Hour.
A MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF
lllM fill 11
In Ten Colors,
Size, I4x2l Inches, '-
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Will be published by THE GAznmn-shorun
It' is now being printed 101' us on heavy plate-
paper, in a form s‘uitaole for framing, by one of the large“ art litho-
graph houses in America, in the famous French style of color-plate work.
Every Norwalk family will want one of these handsome pictures of Admii-
a1 Dewey,
it .nust be remembered that this picture will be in no sense "a cheap 11111-011111,
but will be an example of the very highest style of illuminated printing. It
will be an ornament to any library or drawing-room. GAZETTE readers
can have this Dewey portrait at what it icosts us, namely ten
cents, p 3r copy. by merely filling out the coupon below, and sending;
it to this office at once. There will be such a. demand for theportraii‘tx
when it is published, that we advise sending orders in advance. ilk-"many
:. 7
cents is sent fou each copy. Write name and address 1111:1111...-
and temit in coin or-postage stamps.
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SUNDAY, September 10111.
T01". alk. 10.00 o 'clock a. m. :Nor th Beach 4. 30 p. m.
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