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The depression north of the lakes yea-
trrday has moved eastwardly. Temper-
’ stun roasslightly in the United States
yesterday. In this district to day, slight.
ly warmer. partly cloudy to fair weather
will probably prevail, with fresh to light
variable winds. mostly westerly and
southerly. In the Iliddle States and New
England partly cloudy to fair weather
will prevail, with slight thermal changes
and variable winds, mostly westerly and
southerly, preceded by showers on the
New England coasts. On Tuesday,
in this section and in New England,
warmer, fair weather will probably are-
vail, with variable winds, mostly south-
erly, and on Wednesday fair to partly
cloudy weather and higher temperature.
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THE up]. NEWS.
The Court of Burgeases meets this
evening. ____
Pioneer Hook and [Adder company is
organising a base ball club.
New London is to have a new theatre
which will have a seating capacity of 925.
A daughter wu born to Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Platt on Chapel street, Saturday
afternoon. ’
c The Bright Stars and the Clippers are
playing ball on the Baxter grounds this
afternoon.
The schooner In W. Hover has dis-
charged a cargo of white sand for Ray-
Bobert Young of this city, has pur-
dtased a trotting horse from A B. Clif-
ton A: Son, New York.
Kr. and Ira. John Taylor, of Wilton,
parentsof Pdward Taylor, of the bor-
ough, are celebrating their golden wed-
dingto—day.
A large delegation from Pioneer Book
and Inddercompany will visit Eureka
Hook and ladder company at Bethel
neatSanday.
The East Norwalk school is closed this
afternoon out of respect to the memory
of Ira. laius, wife of committeeman
John W. Kaine.
James Carpenter of Stamford, is build-
ing a, dwelling on South Main street.
Asmon as it is completed he will move
with his famtly into it.
There was quite a ”sea on" in our bar,
1 her allday Saturday and a large number
‘ lunarmwhile
of boats dragged their anchors, some of
them scratching each other quite badly.
—Gasoleue. Vapor. and Oil Stoves, all
“fun “up. largest Baking Orens
.3. W. ll. locker a Co.
Mwillbeameatingof thethcu-
tivaCommittee oftheStateA-ociation,
hddat lchlock,noon,onWednaday,
Janabthdntheodieoof Chief Eaton of
Hartford __
Locomotive 149 on the Consolidated
roadbroke loose froma heavy freight
train to this city yesterday aftanoon
andweutsomedistancebatore the dis-
coverywasmade.
'The Csrmansof Norwalk are raisi .3
money be puchamanartilicial lee for
BermanVnmrinthoaalegwasrtcentp
lyampntatedatthenridgsport nuptial.
Vodrink expects to love tho hospital
soon. __
The Consolidated railroad company
hvn notified Clarice Southwick who
couplingcarsinliddle-
mnehuttinanince, that they will
flvaflmagnodpositsonjnstassoou as
hsbahlctnaetmdtoit.
In. haThh-mwiteof Gustave
Thadgarmakerintheemptoyof
thaota Wen (in-Impounded“.
The Board of Councilmen will meet
this evening.
Thomas Fitzpatrick aged 82 years died
at his ho no in Hpringyood Sunday.
The Nurwalkanwlllfigo—to Westport on
Thursday and play with a club in that
town.
The "Viola," :sloop yacht owned by
a club from Dsnhury, laid in our harbor
last night.
~00 toConley'a lce‘wCream Pavilion
on the bridge. Head's Celebrated Cream.
Also boats to let.
On Sunday, June to, exercises appro-
priate to the centennial of Iletbodism in
New England will be held in the borough
Methodist church.
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J. Howard Ballard, formerly with L.
B. Gaylord. of Stamford, has accepted a
position as salesman in Scotleld a Hoyt’s
up-town dry goods store.
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Professor Craw will recite at the
Volunteer entertainment Wednesday
night, consequently the farce, “The
Editor’s Troubles" will be ommitted.
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Frank Carrigan of Bridgeport and Ilia
Adeiia Clark of this city ware married
Saturday evening at the residence of the
bride. They are now enjoying a wed-
ding tour.
John O‘Brien, one of the residents of
Johnstown, Penn.. who was killed Fri-
day in the flood at that place. was a
brother of John O'Brien of this city.
His body willbe brought on here for
burial. ‘ A“
John B. Morton has an advertisement
in to-day's issue stating that he is pre-
pared to put down tar and flag sidewalks.
All work entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to and the work will
be done by competent workmen.
——A fine line of Perfumes at Plaisted'a.
The funeral of Dennis Kelleher was
largely attended from St. lary‘s church
this morning. The Knights of Colour-
bus, of which Ifr. Kelleher was a mem.
ber, preceded the funeral cortege and six
oi their number acted as pail bearers.
The committee appointed in East Nor.
walk to make the preliminary arrange-
ments for the adoption of the free postal
delivery system met at the office of lore
roll a: L'Bommedieu, Saturday evening.
and adjourned until tomorrow evening.
William Dasknm and family, and
Charles Dyna, both employed by the
Bonsatonic R. R. Co., went sailing yea
terday afternoon and got aground on
Peach Island. They were obliged to stay
there for an hour an a half waiting for
the tide to rise.
A joint board meeting of the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church will be held
on Wednesday evening of this week.
when the question of repairs to the
church interior will be considered. The
mintimated on Sunday that from
81,500to‘2,000 could be profitable exo
pended for that purpose.
Mr. Blackman, the piano tuner, will
attend to any orders for piano tuning or
repairing in the borough as wall as
the city, at the same price-81 for square
and 81.50 for uprights. Ir. Blackman
will be at the Norwalk Hotel this week,
where borough and vicinity orders may
be left. Orders for South Norwaik may
be left at this office. .
Edward Graham, ayoung colored man
who until recently worked at (ins
Franke’s barber shop in the borough,
was taken with an epileptic tit while in
Bridgeport yesterday. He was removed
to the station house, and Chief of Police
Ifarsh telephoned to have some of Crap
hams friends come over and take care of
him. Late in the day the young man
was brought toNorwa‘lk aud'ylaced under
thecareofDrJ/Jckwood. ltiathought
that he will be all right in a few days.
PERSOSAL armor.
C. A. flaviland spent Sunday with
friends in Brooklyn,
Hiram Innis, of Greene Point, N. Y.,
is visiting with his father, Georgeloui,
in the borough.
Thoma Walker is visiting in Bridge—
Wi- ‘
Air. and Ira. Richard noughton spent
Sunday in Long Island.
James Banneld has returned from a
visit in New Harv n.
Arthur Run-cl; is home from Yale.
Fred Hill, of the borough, was in town
yesterday.
William Jones of Sound Beach, is via
iting with his folks in this city.
Charles Wardwell, of Raw York, spent
Sunday with his folks in link city.
I’- Clara Iaples and Ira Emma
Wheeler, nee liss Bontom are mending
a few days with friends in Baton.
Kr. and Ira Grades F. Trflram, who
were nmrried in Brboklyn last Wednea
day afternoon with appropriate exercises.
MMMMr
"BRIAN ANDERSON KILLED Ill
Til! CABS ll TIIZ BOROUGH.
ltrneh by a frwlght ‘I‘s-aln an the Danhnry
and larwnlh Road at nnlarly
Ila-r Sunday lashing.
Another name has been added to the
appaling list of victims killed in this
vicinity by the cars. This time it iatbat
of Herman Anderson, a Swede, who met
his horrible late at the Water street
crossing of the Danbury and Norwalk
railroad tn the borough some time be-
tween midnight and daybreak yesterday
morning.
Anderson was about town Saturday
night. and when. shortly after midnight
hewassaen gotngdown we westside of
Water street, apparently on the way
home. hisytepa were unsteady. A few
boars later histileless body was discos.
cred bythe engineer of the north-bound
early morning paper train, lying in a
pool of blood near the ilsgman's little
house that stands close by the track on
the outside of the street. The train
was stopped just above the cut, and a
train hand was sent to notify Chief of
Police Lockwood of the discovery. The
odieer drove to South Norwalk after
ledical Examiner Burke and upon his
return summoned an undertaker. Dr.
Burke found that Anderson's skull had
been badly crushed, and his right arm
broken near the shoulder and again be
low the elbow. There were several ugly
gushes and abrasions about his head and
face, and a portion of his right ear was
missing.
It is supposed that the victim of the
acctdent was struck by a freight train
switching along that section of the tm k
between one and two o'clock, although
his whereabouts between that time, and
the time he was seen going down Water
street cannot be accounted for. The
man's clothes were covered with mud,
and there were indications that he had
been dragged from the west to the east
side of the street. The wheels of the
cars had not passed over any part of his
body. After Dr. Burke's examination,
the body was removed to a little back
room of Jennings' undertaking establish;
mint,” where a morbid crowd viewed
the remalns throughout the day.
Anderson was about 30 years of age.
a moulorr by trade, and was employed
in Arnold's foundry. He lived with his
wife in scantily furnished apartments in
the basement of a large tenement house
in the rear of No. 23 and 25 Chapel street.
They had no children, Anderson had
livid in Serwalk only a few yearn,
coming here, it is said, from Savannah,
Georgia. The Mould-us Union will take
charge of the remains and give them a
respectable burial.
Deputy Coroner Talimadge came over
from Bridgeport this morning, and with
Medical Examiner Burke viewed the
remains and visited the scene of the ac-
cident. [Is rendered a verdict in accor-
dance with the above facts. ~ -
-For bulk, solidity, perfume, lasting
qualities and general desirability nothing
exceeds Brumeis soap.
sinwdnynt East Avenue )l. 1. Church.
The service at the Methodist Church
were deeply interesting throughout the
day. The presume of less. leonard,
Imnshury and others from the neigh—
borhood greatly contributed to the meet»
lugs. Eight persons by letter, from
probation, and as probationers were re—
ceived into the fellowship of the church
at the sacramental service. At night the
congregation extended from the hallway
into the pulpit.
Despite the crowded condition of the
house a number of persons went forward
to the altar for prayer and most of them
professed faith in Coriataa their saviour.
in the packed church and lack of room
for the comfortable seating of the people
thenccd of anew houseof worship is
becoming more and more apparent to
East Ilorwaikern.
lawsarlnl Day Denice.
Theaoldiern graves at the Fire )file
Hirer cemetery were decorated yeast-re
Douglm Fowler Poet.6. A. B. were cono
veyedtoths cemetery in carryails and
the large numbers who went in prints
conveysncu msdsshe attendance quite
large. Intending addresses were made
by Joseph Tammany, Jacobflrant and
Commander Caleb Wood.
Ann-alml-awtlng.
The annual meeting of the Union
SchoolDrstrict willbe held tomorrow
evening at the Franklin street school
house. Amemoerof tbedistrieteonso
mitteetoserveforthreeyearsaadother
ofieeratoaeruforouaycsrwillhe
elected. Ataatomeettheexpensesof
thedistrictwillbelatd.
wruntm
The postponed regatta of the Cedar
PointYachtclubwillba sailed tomor—
m’ ~__
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Thagleeclubwhieh istoatngatthe
fmtivaloal’ridayeveaiag,wiilrehaarm
attheY. I.C.A.psr|orsstwtbis
evening.
A wellattendedaudiatereatiagmng
”“mfih'flufiamu wants-sans ,
menus-the cardf the WW mufifloum m ‘
bj‘bsanmm or 1 afihuflhmh‘m. I ‘“~ on,“ and owns
Ind haw"?- i
gan:z~.r,an educator or a platform speak,
er
of «Representative James H. m
of this place, began Saturday all m
ford. The testator, who was seventy
two years old, drowned NM its a
well on his farm April it fled.
tireeatete was leftloltrs. m but , .
am,awidow of about forty. wile MWPM‘ “2"!" WV“ fl. War,
declined to marry him. ‘ “9
son Beiiand twentyveignterhesm ,
Thedeceaaed's nearest relations mat to
setasidethewillou the grant! a! hr
sanity. Thedaywaspasssdic ennui-v
ingBtepllenR. Hoyt, «and spat “
Scrotum, a witness to the with.
hearingwaa adjournd for two
Theresrea host of witasmss.
fight islikeiy to saunas-dammit.
drawing into labia-m
or earlySuadq naming,
master openedlhesidsdosvef
and meet his hand were if
miningboidingeutorbestdeol
withhisolherhaad. Mindless
inhefowadfistickyaadewem
dhcoverndittobsaltblendy. In.“
train stoppedan iavssthshaewnamadc
and blood was found to lie m
downthesldsoflhrsavandsi’usd‘r
maitcar.-daDrrhyhaswscfemdsn
mdthsrrnckawhhadsasonswcsflc.m‘
and brains “misfit“fiu‘flu
owaer'shsadbadstsnskalrilplswun
piaintbat mauled retain“
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PIOSPMI roa assure FAIR.
a lsatlwgafClth-awtthn Cawflywha
Calledlavtbasrnrpsse.
Saturday alteration the stockholders
of the Fairiield ConniyAgrirnltnrallinv
clely hsloamsatiagas them
hoteltoeossrdavthaadvhabilityefhatdv
ing the annual fairthbfal m W.
Bradley waacbairmaaand LLBrsasr
wasseoretaryof the-astbg. The M
lowing stockholders were present: Dndr
ley P. Ely, B. A. Woodward. A. I. [re
car, 1'. B. BrothwsllJehalJ'srris. l.
W.Bradisyaadi!saryi.0athria.
The matter of holding another fear
wasdiscnasedaad it wasdseidsflo rev
qussttheprsssntowuersefthapseysvty
toeauseameeting to beseldafsams
of the prominent mawof lhsdilsssat
towns in thecoauty aadsss if the fair
can cottaheidiatbssamsrnaaasrthat
it was beforalheloatstywnsiacerm
ed.
The dateof the meeting hasast yet
besndecidedupou.
'veLlallntshnmm.
Prof. Edward fiflaflspoksl‘svcr
ingattheBsptiatshnscb. Aftwsfew
remarks by the pastor, Manon
thethemeofpvaetlealmimienas;sntsrr
prise,lr.ilallwaslatvedncsd. '0
nacermntof htawiatss'siaheninthe
Bouth,inconneerienwhb thallsasdsf
lbs Congregational Church,“ has
theworkapccialiyof Bo-allmlsnsin “we-aw.
charge.
The Profsaaorpaid a glowiwgtrihfls'
totheSouthlanthasntsat otramuy,
its fertility. beauty and mass.
which has often secured a dealers and
forbidding territory to the average
Northerner glowed with loreiinsm and
beauty by the poetic touches of the
speaker.
He then turned his attention to the
great problem of the education of the
black man. Be spoke of the great work
already accomplished by the,
schools and denominational
but-aid restrict fonypsscaacsrthe
colored people had been reached. from
eight to ten mdlion blacks are than.
waiting the aid and enemas
which cannot come too soon. ‘
Hebelieved in thepossibdlsiseaf the
colored youthand gave intending-av 9‘51”“! mw‘ W'Wflm ;
countsof thealmoat pWWbWWWF‘Wfi' 0
opment of mine tome hem 3a.".lPMMdW
had beencalled. Beahcsbowed mummflmmnw
in their present environment mawysf'lsrisantimm.
themoatambltiouaaadsntevpvhtageofv gumm
oredpeopiedidnothaveachaace. Ila
eaposedmeofthefateehnodhofpseisv
diceaud hate in them tint wanna” d m m w m. M
told an to thalazinemandslslfmm'm a, Mama
ofthe people. '
Prof. flail spoke carefully, however.
and with dipiiled courtesyof manner
8
fleisapractical mangrove aesnero
Bis address was instructire; given i'w 1’
an easy, chaste, and eflective style, and;
carried conviction to the audience. '
Truly the Southern who in a great
oneand most immmrmmlmmsw as W as m
can peopietolooktoimtnadiatelly. i
nanrra one. i
lira. 0. C. Bowenand Wm have
long
returned home from a visit on
island.
stu. Hyde non financier m at no
o'clock of m: cm. funeral win he i
held tomorrow afternoon “2.300%th . m
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tuna-m m sen-u Jul-u- 15,000 PERSONS REPOR-
”wannabe-many.“
numerous-anemones TED KILLED,
11:"; my. :5: " seven acrosaua soar arrears
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mam-Jigsaws”
Jonsnrowa, Pa.—Thh morning seven
Bulgarians were caught riding dead
Industry the Sheriff and weredriven
isle Coaemaagh river and kept there
tillthsywsrsdead.
Tish-sheen» “team
thansstpratsnad sympathy-desalt-
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thoymauaahthss‘wsra
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has mounted taboos-a thaeastedisa
of any feeds for the solar» '0.
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laps-lat senator thassdmthat
hamayferwnrdthemattbesarlisrtpls.
gadsharssrriradbersaad are making
“mutt everywhere.
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riblaaadthesndertaglsintenss.
vaflmdranprseameiuto town
todayoathamrlytrains.
Tmnchsaarebetagdngandbodiesby
them archdngburled without
fsawslesrmnies.
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