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Iasrncmons TO arr HOLDEBI.
Upon tlvs information of s the in your lmms
diatom borhood unlock the box door: ii the
waydownonceouly. and left hook
W”stut nptbeborauddonot open or touch the
cob spluantil thenextilre in your neighborhood.
Donutsttemptto remove the from the door.
TbrChlef lpginccr will see that returned to its
BAIUIL chOWAal.
Chief Engineer necr.
linintnrs Almanac for Truss-row.
Hightlde low tide I0 Sun rises Sunso sets
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For Tuesday. —Warmer: partly cloudy
to fair, possibly preceded by rain.
TiiE LOLII. NEWS
The Court of Burgesses will hold an
adjourned meeting tonight.
The CommouWWooumEI will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening.
The Norwslk Iron Works Co. is very
busy turning out its air compressors.
Old Well their? I? if a. It, will con-
fer the third degree to-morrow evening.
—Splendid Delaware Co. dairy butter,
' by tub. 27c. Try it at W. H. Seymonr's,
96 Washington street.
Thos. F. Conley has finished his house
on Vllain street, and will occupy it next
week. ___~_
Sergeant Brotherton of Company D
bssbeen appointed Quartermaster. Ser-
geant. ,,-.c,,.
A large addition Is being built on the
residence of Thomas Benedict in East
Norwslk. LL”
A son was born to llr. nod Hrs. Chas.
Riley of Plymouth avenue, yesterday
afternoon.
The employees of A. Solmari’ a factory
will hold a sociable at Germania Hall on
Wednesday evening.
Wm. Galvin and Frank Hopkins were
before Judge Knapp this morning
charged with drunkenness.
Rev. B. A. Delano was in Norwich
yesterday for the purpose of attending
tbb funeral of amember of his former
cooperation-
The young Hen’ a Republican club will
hold a meeting this evening. A full
attendanceis desiredas business of imo
portsncewillbstrsnsacted.
Governor Ionnsbury is expected to
pride at the annual meeting of the
Connecticut Indian association at New
Haven next week Wednesday.
I. S. Smith did a thriving businem at
his new store on Saturday. In the even-
ing it was almost impossible to get near
the counters so large was the crowd.
One of the losses working on this are-
tiouof the N.Y..N.H&H. road had
his upper lip badly cut this morning by
a spike flying from under a hammer.
Dr. Burke dressed the wound.
Joesph Nodes, one of the Evans
m newsbnyngoesto'l'bomaston
to-daytoseceptnposition inhisuncle’s
grocerystore there. John Device will
tskahrs rontsand deliver tbepsperas
usualtocustomsrs.
Rev. C. B. Torey of the borough sup-
pliedtbopulpit of the South Norwalk
BaptistChurcbW yesterday morning and
gsermon. In the
afiilb‘. Hg'll‘ IWWDiiniiliIg cameos
an instructive discourse.
”A M felliiods Illitinie‘m ts sang
mmifestedbytbsmsmbersof the East
lforwslk If. B. Church. meeb
mgaam tobshcld thisweekon‘l‘ussday,
Weduenlay. Thursday and Friday even-
II'. ing will be followed by a
hurt prayer service.
A nInugivlng his name as William
Wt, audclaimingto baanOdd
Tallow,“ been victimizing thn mem-
barsoftkntordernpthslfaagatnck val-
ley. Thursday he was in Naugatuck,
andlthballsved be has gone to New
Bavenalkidgeport.
ltev.C.E. Harris preached two very
interedingsermonslnbls church yester-
day. Hissermonla tbsmoruingurged
tbsreadiag of tbsBibls andrsading it
hssrvsldsdlathlsclty for usariytwentyV
ymrs. and worked hi Stamford B
Sergeant F. G. .Brothsrton has been
appointed Quartermaster tiergesut of
Company D. W..-
A crysantbemum party is to be given
soon by Mrs. William Lockwood, of
Berkley Place.
4m» mark 3...... of books less
than original cost at J. Arthur Pinneo's.
Don't miss this chance.
The song service at the Y. If. C. A.
rooms yesterday was very Interesting.
The subject was “ House Building."
The new horse railroad to Winnipsuk
had ought to enhance the value of prep-
perty on the line of the road a great deal.
Rev. Howard Ciapp has tendered his
resignation as Rector of St. Pauls church,
the resignation to take effect lice-shes
lp WEWW' alk,
v;dl9glilv:WbWe‘i‘IW# OWWWWWWWWOW
rst supper and sociable
at Germanic Hall Thursday evening of
this n-ek. A good time Is assured.
I
A special meeting of St. Paul’s parish
will be held in the Sunday-school room
on Monday evening, the 26th. at seven
o'clock. to take action on the resignation
of Rev. Mr. Clapp.
--’Plaiated’s Strengthening Planters
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John Bray of the borough had his
overcoat pocket picked of a package
valued at 86 in the Grand Central depot
on Saturday. The best part of the pick-
ing forJolIn was that the package did
not belong to him but to George Low
who put it in Bray's pocket for safe
keeping.
The Americus Drum Corps recered
many compliments yesterday for their
good choice of music. which was very
appropriate to the day. The dirges were
low, mournlul, sweet and and, and well
played. It is very doubtful if there is a
drum corps in state that can equal the
Americus for line music.
PERSONWAWI. nrns'rroxv.
Mrs. Nash wife orWFWredINub, of the
Bridgeport Standard, is visiting Hrs.
Williams of the borough.
Arthur Littlefair, an employ-- of the
.Norwalk Lock Co., sails for England to»
morrow.
Chas. Robinson, of New York, spent
Sunday with Hamilton Wilcox.
' Miss Florence Ellison, of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Saunders.
George Harris spent Sunday in Brook-
lyn.
Nelson E. Raymond spent Sunday in
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. White have
returned to New York alter a week’s visv
it in this city.
Harry Fitz, brother of Herman Fitz, of
this city, arrived in this city from Ger-
many yesterday.
Wiliism E. St. John, of the borough,
in visiting friends in Dsnbury.
Anna 8:. John of Brooklyn, spent Sum
day with relatives in the borough.
Leroy W. Anderson is visiting relatives
on Belden avenue.
James Thompson, of the borough, is
quite ill with pneumonia.
Minnie Lewis, of New Canaan, is via»
iting relatives In the borough.
Miss Arabella Croasman is visiting her
aunt on Wall street, borough.
Fred Parker, of the borough, is visio
ting friends in Bridgeport.
Annie McPherson, of Bridgeport, is
visiting friends' In the borough.
”catamarans“.
Him Fannie V. Beardsley, who has
been for many years custodian of the
toll gate on the Derby turnpike a d in
whose family it has been managed for
a much longer period, has been forsnme
months showing evidence of dementia
and lust September she'was removed
from the position. The comprny ap-
pointed her successer and she has since
lived with the latter until a few weeks
ago, when her mental trouble sppnrantly
became greater. She took a violent dis.
like to the family she was living with
and refused to remain longer with them.
Silt: " 'hsl‘thselitddelfeétI‘t‘o Mid
ba'ifi you raise ib'é iéid train the old
toil bouiefiwite’rtliibb’ life since Illvvtlt’
She is afflicted with egos and many
people think that the town of Orange
ought to seethat she is provided with
proper theiter.—-[Tbe Palladium.
. Bearing tbs ncsnso Cases.
The hearing against and in favor of
granting licenses to Messrs.
Campbell, IcDermott and Wolf in the
Council Boom. Russell Frost appears
for the objectors and Lawyer Gray for
Jacob Wolf. ' .
The witnesses who appeared in favor
of the remoustrance'this morning were
E. Beard, D. E. Disbrow, A. J. Crofut.
Jsa. H. Knapp, John Seymour, 1!. E.
Kinney, Stephen Ferris, Nelson Dicker-
manand R. H. Rowan. Their testi-
monvwas principally that people fre—
quented the saloons on Sunday and that
the location was not suitable for such
places.
A decision in the matter will probably
bs rescbsdho-day.
“Hollow" is being held to-dsy in the
A FIRE FIEND IN TOWN.
IR am FIRE 1'0 Tlllt I. \‘u I.
II. a ll 3 I. Db‘l‘o‘l‘.
Human Life Endangered by the Dastnrdly
Art.
At “.40 last night Hichael Colgsn,
nIght watchman at the depot, discover-
ed the baggage and waiting rooms filled
with smoke. lls hastily summoned a
policeman who sounded an alarm. Hr.
Colgan found that the floor under Wm.
Baunders restaurant was burnihg quite
briskly. Pour coils of hose is placed
around the depot to be used in case of
fire. so he at once started for the nearest
coll. He was surprised to find the boss
cut in two. The firs department arrived
soon and a stream of water was put on
the Men An'd'th‘é hie, has extinguished
in a short time.
The smoke was intense and it rolled up-
stairs in such large volumes as to nearly
suffocate those who were sleeping in the
upper rooms. The result would have
been seriousbad not the firs been put
out as it was. As it was the ladies were
obliged to escape in their night clothes.
On Friday the hose was examined and
found to be in perfect order. The fact
that the tire was not near the heater
leaves no doubt in the minds of those at
the depot that it was the work of an in-
cendlary.
The Last Ila-urn Paid to Corporal Ryan-
Company D paid the last honors to
their late comrade and Corporal, John
V. Ryan, yesterday and attended the
funeral in a body. _ Company I) took the
right of the line as an escort in the re-
mains, and in the rear of the procession
was Mr. Ryan’- fellow employes of the
Norwalk Lock Co., then the Tiger Club,
although few in number. Each showed
their regard for Mr. Ryan. It was a
solemn cortege after the march was tak-
en up from St. Mary' a church to the
cemetery. The Americas Drum Corps
in the lead with muilled drums beating
asteady roll, and the low, sweet, mourn.
ful cadence of the filers playing dirges
was very solemn. Alter the cemetery
was reached and the remains were low.
ered in the grave three volleys were tired
and Trumpeter Gorbsm steppedtn the
front and blew the "taps" and the I“
honor to Corporal Ryan was done. The
military tiled from the cemetery and
marched back to the armory. Corporal
Bynnwnn well llhsdby ewery mania
the comp-II!- audall speak a good word
for him. His place will be hard to fill
in the company.
J. A. WWWBldrllo Accepta.
Rev. J. A. Biddle has accepted the call
to become pastor of the Congregational
church of this city. Deacon Stephen A.
Ferris read his letter of acceptance at the
service yesterday morning. Ilr. Biddle
preached: morning and evening. The
morning sermon wan-from the text, "On
this rock will I build my church,” and
in the evening from the text, “And
Jacob was left alone. and there wrestled
a man with him till the breaking of the
day.” Both sermons were listened to by
large audiences. The discourses were of
the mat able and earnest character, and
made a good Impression on all hearers.
Hr. Biddle and wife, for the present,
are stopping at the Habackemo Hotel.
Jain We InuangW xi... Away.
Vincent Honnecker left his mustang
attached to the bakery wagon standing
in front of Ira. Coney' s on Water street
Saturday night while he was delivering
some goods. The train came along
which frightened the mustang and he
ran away. When near the rubber works
he collided with a telegraph pole and left
tbetopoftheirsgon in thestrret, scatv
torisg piss and cakes in all directions.
The runninggsar held fastuntilnesrtbe
bfllbosrdand themustsngcleared him-
selffromtbntandrsn tothestabls. The
wagon and harness were totally I-
ished but no one was injured. ”
Bad Smash-up.
This morning abrmt 9.5 John Rcmsou
drovei :.up in front of a liquor sn-
ood,and left his team
We “Blow
Alter iIo‘ lied ‘WWlSSIaG iiii
horsetatarteddud Wk dow "’ on‘tbb
D.&N.R.R.trsck wherstheyon were
struck bytbelo.tlla.m.trainfrom this
city. Thecfl horsswas killed instantly
and tbsothcrreceivcd nbadcutonhis
hindleg. “struckwassmashcd. The
mincartedtheborssaway forburial.
nun! luau minus.
shunsmupnumueu-
. snot”wIIIc-rsasarynsrsurr.
The New Haven Register yesterday
priuteda column and shall interview
witbl’rssldentstevenson relativsto the
buildingoftbe propcssdlfew‘l’ork and
Connecticut Air Line road. Thiscom-
panywillussevery honorablsmeanshs
mys,to“crusboatorsetsddetbsgiant
monopoly of the Consolidated road in
tbslsglslsture,snd Hr. Stevenaouadds,
“this is an Action railroad enterprise.
We mean bnnoemsndlsay righthere
tbstifwa were sacred the legulature
would grantustbs time extension—and
thersislittls reasontotbinkitwilluot
—nextweskyou wonldsesIMmsust
The floor was burned for several feet.‘
KIGKID BY A HOB!!-
A lost of MI Tenor lonely Killed-II
Deputy Sheriff Tousr’s little tits-year
old son, John Joseph, was badly injured
by a kick from a horse yesterday. llr.
Toner's hired man was leading the horse
to water, and a flock of gross which
were around the horse’s heels, made her
very nervous, (for she was otherwise a
gentle beast), and she let go her heels,
and the boy was just in reach of them
and received the blow on the temple.
He got up and walked into the house.
and was immediately taken with spasms,
from which he did not recover until near-
ly ton o'clock last night. This morning
he was resting a little easier, and the
doctor has hopes of saving his life.
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To-uight the Harvard flab Quartet
will give the first entertainment of the
course to be given by the Y. H. C. A.
this winter. The quartet have given
their concerts in the leading cities and
have received very flattering notices
fromthepress. TbaBostonY.lf.C.A.
Bulletin mys: "The extra entertpln-
ment given our members on the last
Thursday evening on Harsh was one of
thsbest of theseason. The Hall was
crowded, and the Harvard Quartet cap-
tured the audience completely, being
enthustastically recalled over and over
again.” .
Too-arrow Sight.
Once in a great while the boards of
llusic Hall are employed by attractions
entirely worthy of thebestncknowledge»
ments of the press and public. and on
such occasions the attractions are not
permitted to escape due recogbition.
"Dan Darcy” was presented here for the
first time last season and theimpressions
madsbstmesC. Roach and hissplsn-
did play has not been forgotten,tberefore
the audience at Music Hall tomorrow
evening promises to be of unusual sine.
4 "Dan Darcy” presents the best elements
;or a popular play and being under III.
immediate control of J I. HIll isaiford-
p'led a hung representation. Those who
desireaplessnt evening should guard
against other engagements while Mr.
Roach offers such a happy time.
“Ilald by the Ins-y."
Next Saturday evening at Main Hall
will be presented William Gillette's higlr
lymocsmful America play, “Held by
tkanemy.” It issaidtobsonsof the
strongest American plays ever written,
and it basalrendy beenpreseutedfor
one son nights in ”If“. fl. sighs-
in London, fill nights in Boston, 75
nights in San Francisco and Is now run-
ning with great success in Australia,
where it is already In its fourth month
Theplayis snidtobea simple butbrib
lIant pirceof dramatic work. The diao
logne pithyand meaningful; the char.
acters well constructed and interesting,
and in mid to have four situations of
great originality and effect. Theorigio
nal cast and effects will be employed in
its presentation here.
(ll? "Slim A MBACIIE
ARatherSevmllamndywa ll Succeeded.
Thalfew Haven Harare: Hrs. 0.1".
Bartlett, who mysteriously disappeared
from her home, lfo. 19 Edwards street,
Wednesday morning, returned yester-
day morning st 10 o'clock. She remem-
bersuotbing which occurred on Wed:
nesdny morning until she found herself
in the station at Niantic. She bass sisv
ter living in Niantic’ and she called on
berandlbanreturnedhomeas soon as
sbecould. Sbeascribes her temporary
aberration of mind to some powerful
medicine shetook to relieve the pains
ofa toothache. She wore clothes'on
that day which were packed away last
spring and had not been. worn since.
Shodocs not remember getting them.
Hrs. Bartlett's toothache was cured by
the trip.
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abound-sue.
Theonlylawyerintbsnew conceal.
cutsenatewillbeJobalJlallofWIlli»
mantic. Theonlysenstorsrs-electsdsre
Hr. Cleveland idem. ) In the Hartford dis—
trict,lr.Graham(rep.)ofWestHaven,
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lelboiigh ‘
m
most of .
in firehouse, {subsidy
Corbin, of New Britain; Fuller, of
nsm; Catlin, of Strntford; Bartram, of
Sharon, and Clarkof Haddsm, who wees
active during their service in
the other firsncb. Agricultural inter-
ests will be represented by Hears. Rob
bins, of Wetkersfleld; Parish, of Hoot-
ville; Ayer, of Preston, and ,of
Andover,whoare all identified withagl’i-
cultural matters Ia'rs. Hodge, of
Windsor; Corbin,;oflfewBritain Twitch—
all, of Naugatuck; Graham, of Orange:
Crofut, of Danbury; and Clark, of Bad.
dam—six in all—nrsengsged in manu-
facturing. Hr. States, of New Haven.
isgsnerslticketagentoftthonsolidatr
superintendent of the Connecticut Wests
urn. Ir. Gardner, of New Iondou, is
inter-ted in commerce as superintendentA
of a line of Sound steamers.
The merchants are: Hears. Read. of
Bridgeport, dry goods: Horse, of Heri-
dso, furniture; and leads, of New Ca—
odruad,andlr.lclfeil,ofl.itcbfield,ls t i
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(ma. EPHMIIIIIIII.)
saucsxrso's quarts ACT.
ll ASTOIIDIIII THE PEOPLE OI"
BOI'TII WILTON ”IIWBA‘I".
Illa Wife Tired of Ills Reckless Expandi-
tnmvflnallv ls. Gunning loaves the
Plans and Ills Wife Institutes a flair
for aros.sss.
Considerable excitement has been
caused by the sudden disappearance of
T. B. Gunning of South Wilton,who had
filled the modest farmers of that peace-
ful and unassuming hamlet with amaze-
ment by his extravagant and theoretical
notions of running a scientific farm.
Ir. Gunning is a brother of W. J. Gun
ulng who recently moved from Norwaik
and was married to an immensely
with. 3 Mr ftories have be?
told of hit eccentric not!” before
cams to Wilton. ' Some three years ago
the papers gave graphic accounts of a
gigantic barbecue he gave near New
Rochelle on an election day, when he
hired all the carriages, coaches and vehi-
cles of every description all the horses in
town to transport his guests to his place,
where whole oxen were roasted and li-
quor ran like water.
wulsnv banana u. up.
Hesdsof whisky barrels were knocked
in, the contents dipped out in cups, dip-
pers, pails and whatever receptacles
came handy. Everybody got drunk and
a reign of terror was inaugurated during
which even Ballooning himself found
it advisable to lock himself out of harm a
way. A couple of years ago he came
to South Wilton, bought up a number of
the best farms, at the owners’ own prices;
erected costly buildings for stables,to-
bacéo store rooms, granaries. henneries,
etc.; purchased the best blooded stock In
large numbers and at fabulous prices;
employed an army of help, carried into
practice the most extravagant and via-
ionary ideas of modern agricultural the-
orists, and rods about in regal style.
an. ncmxo accounts wasn't.
Of late there have been murmurtngsof
comment among the neighbors, and a
growing suspicion that lire. Gunning
was becoming tired of his wild and reek.
less expendtturev, and the climax is sup
posed to have been precipitated when a
short timsago lfrs. Gunning caused a
lawsuit to be united which Gunning hdd
brought against the German coachman
for thofcwbich charge, it seems, was
unjustifiable. Hr. Gunn ag left sudden—
ly a few days ago leaving no clue to his
-f~t'muuhw
to be in Canada. Habasleftauenor-
mous amount of debt, among his credi-
tors being tlIscontrsctora who built his
large new born.
III: TOOK loser wmr run
It is also said he has taken with him
all of the available cash belonging to his
wife that he could lay his hands upon,
which is supposed to amount to several
thousands of dollars. The report that
he had forged his wife‘s name for ‘60.-
mo is supposed to be untrue, and there is
took with him a certified check for ‘12,.
not will appear toanswer. Public sym.
psthy is all on the side of lira. Canning
and against her recresnt but ambitious
husband.
Wlfpach.
Thetrausitition from long. lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marksan epoch in the life of the indi-
vidual. Such a remarkable event is
trennuredintbemcmoryandtbengency
whereby the good health has been at.
tarnedisgratefullyblemed. Henceit is
thatsomucbisheardiu praise of
Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe
theirrestorationtohenltb.totbe use of
the Great Alternative and Tonic. ‘If
you are troubled with any disease of
Kidneys, Liveror Stomach, of long or
shortatandingyou will surely find re-
liefbyuseofBlscbric Bitters. Sold at
50c. and $1 per bottle at Chas. Iapham s
DrugStore.
Insurance flown.
lnsurancscirclesareinastatsofcom-
binsd irritation and amussmsnt over the
reportsfthsfsmous RabatsCommlthe
Wd-meamuuog WW1: .
ltasems that the oommittesin
what is“ already dubbed the "new crimi-
nal court, for the trial, conviction and
sentence of such presidents and other
oflccrs of life insurance companies as
shall be detected in making rebates or
reductions of their commissions to cus-
tomera" Tbhcourt istohe known as
the Rebate Trial Committec.-—New Ha-
ven Union.
Furnished loo- 'l'a not.
ARGI Wm‘mltnblsfmtwo.
11 all! dMstfllo-uest
Ill-ath- Wanted.
arms-tron assist arm bays. heathen,
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Wanted.-
llvslmatnncswhswsacsnslat-
d Isuh lawsk all
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no foundation for the report that he W“
030. Hrs. Gunning has brought suit for ‘
SHALOM, but it. is not likeiy the defend. '1.
have reportediu favor of constituting . ‘ W
Crayon Portraits and Pastels.
‘IWWW'ts 1. EYisprspsrsd to do luscrayon
For particulars eu-
quire alt llo. Ilaplnslrset, “NM
[louse 'l'u Ilene.
l)AR‘l' of houseou lower Iain street for snIall
flatstly to rent inquire of C. R. BOYT
City Rational flank.
Petals-n Canned I’rnlt.
ill celebrated California Pstaiuma Canned
Fruit for sale at Charles Haviiand DumsstIch' lain
audDotnestic nut and
Nuts. m of sctlonery.
Ion-s To Let.
Ferment) nouns in let with or without
board. Address P. 0. Box in
es t if '
Now is the 11-0.
Luvs. m
ordenfortthollda
AlucC nftw ill. D..GCOOK Stamford.
ufi'finsdmw l'.O Dalila. Burwalk.
audCI-ayon on.Pasta a
wealthy lady, whose fortune, it is sp- 1' o
.psrsot, he tried adduonsly to run
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chaotic {numbing Ion erg-Ir tori—Iii 'of
m. . .
Inquireofc
as et.
Oysters.
HOSE desist fresh dail can
'1‘... memes-em... .
or! If ootof Raymond St.
George II- Underhlll
uowln town selling Honsebfld ties for
can or by lutallmauts at micesm flatm-
nay-ions at. City. a t‘ marlll it
To Let.
TnlBtoreand Bmuneutinthenbrarynuildiug.
Toamuafsctnrytsaantthatwiil take charge
oftkehbrarytheatorawiil berentod on veryrea-
aonableterms. l¥uire Ireof
out! Alet A GOLDEN. Armin
Building Lot For Sale.
I the westmds oflalu street, in the enelghbtlo
0 bond of the labodistCh
TAYLOR I LDEN,
Esal Hatsnnd Insurance Agency Washingtoust.
Osborn Ave., East Nor-walls.
TERI! desirable and pleasant residences for
Prlcssreasonablsand termsésaay‘n
mmarsrwuaoo mt.
Insurance
Bat ”and
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Factory To Let.
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