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achmidt' a, thlr city.
Thaprlvlleca of rolling rafrarhmanta
ontbaFaermundrdurlng thrlnaugu~
ralmeetingoi thaGantlrmen‘rDrlvlng
nuooluloubarbararecured hyOharlaa
Bamaon,cfthlaclty.
The total number of deatha in Nero
walkduriagtltr moatbofJulywaa
“may”. account
dra‘thraaaoflcparHUinhabimntt.
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The front yardr of two of Ira. Weed'a
' cottagea on Iraac'a place have encroach-
upon the highway to the extent of a
footer more. Acting under dincilonr
from the Court of Surge-or, Commie-
aloner cf Highwayr Nawcomb war up
bright and early thie morning and
ploughed away a atripof the green lawn
. before lhe neighbera really knew what
' be war about.
A FATAL FALL.
Patrick Shaw liter from the "note of an
Accident at Wllaaa Point.
A aad accident occurred at Wile-in
Point yertorday afternoon. Patrick
Shaw, a laborer employed there, war at-
“ tending to hir dutiea on the coal run,and
. in dodging a acoop full of coal be clipped
and fell into one of lhe bine. lie atruck
directlyon the topof hirhead and land-
9; ed on a coupling pin. The long dirtauce
I. I. Harald “anther Ieracartr.
~ The low barometric preraure in the
Nathweat, heretofore mentioned, baa
,. have"!!! at far aouth no Rapid City, D.
Ta, and in an low ar 29.56 inchee at Swift
Current, B. C. Ila advance eaetward will
not probably be rapid. Over the United
, Stat- aunt of a line drawn from Duluth,
Kiln" to Brownrville, Texas. the bar-
outfit hue ranged between 80 and 30 10
inchm, except in New England and New
York, where it haabeen only allghtly be-
low fl incher. Temperature cut of the
M River have generally been
umawh'at lower. The loweat tempera-
,m baa been 48 degreee at Port Huron,
m. and the higheatfldegreer at El
“Texan. For to-day' Ill thie vicinity
fir iadhatioua are for generally clear
m, wanner, a alight increaee of
W and light, variable winde.
mt tomorrow fair weather, warmer
_ more humidity.
mm. Almanac for 'l’w-lcrm.
gdc|hwtih Sunrieer Suneeta
10.81
g. ”THE LOCAL NEWS.
, , ‘ A. H. Taylor baa moved into hie new
houre on Grove rtreet.
Id. Alexander in driving again for the
atrrat railway company.
JohnHalanrpugpnpawilIbe on ex-
,hfiithu thin evening in Hale’r drug
more.
‘Auew cottagehnr juatbeen erected
. q ‘Ohimmiu’r Island by a Brooklyn
gentleman.
Karol! amcmmedieu acid yester-
daytbelohn Perry place toJohn E.
Forth of thin city.
Albert W. Smith of Summer street,
boruugb,ia confined tohh home by a
revere attack of rheumatlem.
I ThemembrrroftheBoya’Department
ofthc Y.I.C.A..are having aclrm
9W lea ”than. avilioul
Mr
twenty-five members of the
Mailman We» also:
flora above dinner or
could be gotten tip.
The aalactmeumetacommittcefrom
Ooartof Burgeramlut night and
“ upon the borcugb'a pardon of
.mruadmonay.
t Bonnet haa received
.mfromtheConrtofBurgeaaea
fifltlpalightattheaugleounerkley
3m Anrwlightiaalaotobaerected
rdtbaemployeeaoftheoilbert
, Whalillahadtwoofthe
" cerlaft hand out cl thb
‘wkilratwork. llaweutto
,kYorkonthalMl train. Bewill
' .forattbaBaiiavu-Boapioal.
madnummganrunm
.lhiaaatckhqwnokarbran
‘Mdryrhmwmwllllmvanatwrek
. Weadkratbrrfar
he fell naturally canard aerioua reunite.
The top of the ekull war embed in and
he received other injurier. He was taken
totheroom in thedepot need for hoapi:
tnl purpoeee and Dr. Burke war rum-
monded. The doctor raw there war lit-
tle hopee for the men’ a recovery and bin
feara were realized at 3 o’clock thie
morning, when the patient died.
Deceaeed leavee a wife and several
children.
PERSONAL KEITH».
Clifford and Harold Tinckler, of New-
ark, are visiting their “Uncle Fred”
Orchard rtreet.
John W. Scott, who in new manager
of the advertiaing department of Dow,
Jonee & 00., in in thin city and will re-
main over Sunday.
E. N. Sloan, who bee been epending a
couple of weeka on one of the Norwnlk
ialandr, broke camp yesterday.
Mr. and Ira. Blaacer will apend 'Sun-
day in long Ridge, a charming little
eummer reaort iu' Weatcbeeter County,
N. Y.
liar Julia Buckley and Kim Suaan D.
Carleton, thia city, left for New London
thie morning. They will take in Camp
Buckley during the coming week.
W. B. Parmelee and wife, of Wart
lfain atreer, are entertaining lfr. and
In. Biehop, of Guilford.
Joriah Barber of Eart Norwalk it
encoding a two weeka' vacation in Ben-
ton.
Jamar Regen bar retuned from a two
daye' vieit in Brooklyn.
lire. Orville Doty baa returned from a
viait at Block Inland.
lire. John E. Ferric etarted for Aebnry
Park yerlerday where ahe will epend a
few weeka.
Him Nettle Ball in at Cottage City.
Robert 8. Color, of Stamford, is viait-
iug old fricndr in the borough
Him Bertha Smith of Bart Norwalk, ia
viaiting Ni- Jennie Landfear of Brook-
Irn-
Charler J. Palmer, of Black Rock, a
former South Norwalk boy, iaapending
a few dayaatthereaidenceofl. I.
lira“. “ibmfi‘lhf ’to dd}
foréothgefiity. They will he ahaant
aboutaweak. ‘ . ,
L “' edii‘ot‘ $8
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BriifiinortStandardwritea: “Ira. Geo.
KBaudleharheenapeudingnfewdaya
with frianb in Winnlpauk. On Aug-
uatillrtrheenpectvtoaail fromBoaton.
incompanywithitev. audlra Herman
Bacon who are to return to their
mlaairmdddln Turkey. Ira. Bundle
wlupwmamaumworam
tinopletoviait he corp-daughter,“
HeuryS. Barnum.
.. AMI-darken!»
Atthrhcgiualog of the drill march
laat November Captain Prort offered
aoiiddlvarmedala for mmpauuon for
attendauneatdrillrandparadar.
Nlurmambrraolthrcompanyhavanot
miaaedadrillcfauykludnoraroll call
decetkattlmaaparicdofninemoetba.
IanavaniagatthrArr-cry theOaptair
pron-tad
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m“ m oar-tr la mini-“one out
. m roam
Mimi l run-ta ran-r
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m Attac- ' lantern.
war driven to title city. The party wm
amatad by Captainolgrcva and patrol-
man Ireland and after the boron and
wagon had been taken wed-w. livery
arable, there who had the boron were
crawled. They were Sr. and Ira: Amer
mm Kelly. Ir. and
had been employed attic
Cutting rtock farm, 3“ 012:”
luck, for vlngll
W 9“”M. with their ling~
gage were to leave laat evening. The
man on the farm loaned them the car of
the boron and wagon and they alerted in
the tdl of the Sangatuck depot.
Ilcbael
horae back to Compo. While on
the road Br. and Ira. Goodrich deoihd
that it would hebetter toleavc on an
expreaa train at South Norwalk, and ac
cordingly they were driven to thin city
where they were arreated. No facte
could be rubatantlated to lead to the le
lief that they intended atealing the Iidlry
Late in the evening they were "m“
hone.
allowed their freedom.
The vehicle in which they came to
thia city war a fine road wagon. On the
two trunke were taga hearing the name
of A.B.Gcodrich. The arreat canned
great excitement here and large crowda
gathered around the atable and lock- up.
ANSON STBATTOI ”RUGGED.
Bridgeport Srda‘later lad a Bad Inla-
anue an a Temperance Ian.
A atrangeatmy iatold in Bart Nor-
walk to-day and the people in that quiet
neighborhood are very much interacted
in the facts connected with it.
Lari night Aneon Stratum came from
Bridgeport on an evening train and peo
ple eeeiug him go down Warhiugtcn
rtreet were eurprieed at hir uneteady
gait, as he in known to be a pronounced
temperanw advocate. It war not long
after that acme friends going to their
home in Bart Norwalk found'him in an
unconacioue etnte near Daniel Kehoe'a
on building earl of the Waahington rtreet
bridge. They procured acmeboarda and
took him to Jacob Fable'a rtore, and
rhcrtly afterward be war carried to hie
home in Bradley Gilberi'a house. Here
it was that the cauae of bin unconacioua-
nera waa learned. He remarked in hit
delirium that girlr in Bridgeport had
given him acme aoda water and that he
had been robbed of 067. Dr. Baker war
called and he adminiatered to the wrote
of Ir. Sirattou, who today in entirely
recovered. Friende have naked him
about the atrauga occurrence, but can
Iedrll nothing from him. The public,
therefore, h obliged to draw its own
ooncluaiona.
DISABLED II THE WATER.
A Brooklyn Ian-g Lady been“ from
Brow-lager (lo-pa Beach.
flier White, of Brooklyn, who it viait-
ing her couaia, It. Kate White at are
non‘r Station, had a narrow eacapr from
drcwing yesterday while bathing at
Compo. Ili- Wbite war one of a party
of young people that came down from
Cannon’a Station for a day’a pleaaur' at
the aeaeide. The young lady in a daring
and expert rwimmer. While out be-
yond her depth the atruck her aide
againet a rock in the water, which die.
ubled her, to that abe wae unable to
reach abore. Realizing her peril ehe
threw up her haudaaud cried luatily for
help. Elmer Jackacn, ayoung man in
the party awam out to where Ike White
war etruggliug to keep afloat and
hroughthcraahorein aneuhaueted cou-
ditiou.
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removal or proueticnof oyrtera from
theirravager. Iurhcrt maaoertainar
iararpeadblaaverytbingrelativ‘atcrlle
cultivation of cyatara with a view to
tarertedahouldcallouhlmouboardthe
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organiutlcn. And to it waa kept
until half-part nine, the people going
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handaappaarrd at their hear.
people certainly had a treat that
have not bad the phaaura of linen-
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A Stamford Damnatle lilla liar Child.
Ilaplag to Conceal lav Shame.
‘ ’ Poor moulbaago liar Beaala Burke,
" twenty yearrcld,waaengagad ara do-
Varlcnr Barr Ball ltamr.
The Beldeu Hill nine, of Wilton, play
the KluKlux, of Broad River, thia after-
noon, at Broad River.
ludependenta vr. Aurore thir afternoon
on the Fair Grenada
The game of ball between the Bed
Starr of Bcwaytou and the Bell lair club
ou'l‘hureday war given to the former
club, becanae the latter club were not on
the field.
Levon of bare ball in this town will
have a rare treat on Honday and Turn-
day of neat week when the Norwalkr
and Newarka will play two champion-
ahip gamer on the Baxter grounda. Give
the home boya a hearty webome and
chew them how much you appreciate
their good work.
an Ham, Aug. 10.—-lanag¢ Bur-
dock muouncad today that he baa cou-
tracted with a large tobacco house in
NewYork to takeabaaebalinine on a
tour during the coming winter, to play
huaehalliutheSouthnnderthauameol
the firm, which Ir. Burdock decliner to
give at thir time. Three of the New
Haven playera have already algned cou-
tracta toaccolnpany Burdock. and be it
derirour of taking Pitcher Duran. and
Burner, llrat baeemam Schbeneck, T. and
J. Ccrcorau, Lolly and Brady. Burdock
explaina the trip or follower “The team
will leave New York or econ after elec—
tion or pomible. The routetaken will be
through South Carolina, Ioniaiuna, and
into Texan. and from thence into New
lfe'xico, finally bringing up at Sacra-
mento. California. The team, of count.
it will be underrtood, will play ball with
all teamrof any mount iutha variona
cltiaa along the route. At Sacramento
the team will and ill South and Wmtern
trlpnndwill on ltareturn doubleouitt
trackr at far back a New Orleanr. From
heretheteam will takeaateamerandgc
to (hiba, where it will remain a week,
audfrom therereturntoNewYork get~
ting back about the that of February.
The trip and the uproar of the playera,
it in estimated, would coat over $10,000.
Iir. Burdock will be manager and cap-
tain of the team, and lake entire control
of it.
Raul lrtata later.
Richard B. Parr-ole to Irena A. Car-
man, lct 503110 in Bart Norwalk, .450.
Charlmw Smith to Olafic thcur.
honor and on Spring atrcat. ”M0. ‘
. v erd and otbwr to H. A.
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JohnEFerrhtoDanielDearlogJand
atnpperendoflfalaatrert,mli.
Edwin Adamuc Conrad Borda, un-
divided half of houarand lot oaPine
Ialaudrcad.
nomad BordatoBdwiaAdamauudhh
vhlbdhalf of houaaaud lotouPlneIr-
Iandroad.
mmnhmo.0ln-
Society, lotdlalflcahplaavmua
JchuJ.CaprtoIaryl.lcQuhaa.lot
mallouBayviewavenur.
AntSmith toWarran B. Smith
tha.ialaad.ouwataluofllcrwalllharbcr
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meatic arrvant in the hoaaahold of
Charla S. Hill. Iaq., of Stamford. A
Stamford papertaila tblaatory of howabe
occadcned a alngnlar ereiteunnt III the
bouaa Wedneaday night, one phone of
which mutt undergo legal lnveatigaticu:
The girl alept with another female aer—
vant, and the latter war awakened alter
midalgbtto find her companion on the
door, apparently rnlfering from acme ill-
Item. The pitient perauaded her com-
panion that nothing aericur war the
mattrv,aad thalatter went lcaieapagaln
only to beawakened later by the wailing
clan infant. Shearoreinrurprlae and
alarm.and atartad toarouae tbehouae-
hcld in rpiie of the energetic proteate of
the young mother. When Ilr. lIiIl’r
family were aware of the aituallon they
telephoned for the neural pbyaiclan, Dr
Barry Hungerford, but when the doctor
arrived it war dircovered that the young
womaahndpackcdnpafewthlngrin a
haud-bagaud left thahouae.
Oflceraweruthenrent forinbaete to
aid the aearch which war immediately
inrtltuted for the unhappy girl. The
omcara and learn. Hill and otherr
aearehed all overthe prcmlaer, but not
till after daybreak did lhey come upon
the object of their march. The girl war
lying between two large rtcuer in the
low ground back of the hence—acme
1.01!) feet dialect. The infant war dead.
Ir. Hill‘a carriage war hitched up and
the mother and child conveyed to St.
Johu'a Borpital.
On the way down the told one of the
oficera that a New Haven coachmnn
was the father of the child. An inveeti
gallon of the canoe of ila death will be
made.
SUNDAY earners."
W cant-ea.
Bei. J. A. Biddle, parlor. Servicer a
canal at 10:” a.rn., and 1.00 p.m. Y. P.
S. C. E. meeting at 8.40.
A... I. Church.
Praiae meetingat 10.30.. m. coop. m.
Preaching at 7.!” p. m. by Rev. J. W
hockinr of Bridgeport.
Sprlagwaad Bala- Chapel.
Subject Sunday evening. “Our duty
toiled and Beef—lath 22:37-30. Wed-
neaday evening, "The Anncintiug of
David.”—-1 Saml. 10:“. .
Trinity Chars.
Ninth Sunday afterTrl ty,floly Com-
munic- '1.” a. m. Homing prayer litany
and aermon law. achool at 12.
ymfamf normed «1?;ch
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evening.
Iantlarwalk'athadht.
TheargumenthaguuouSabbatheven-
lug laatln tbehatAvaLEchurcb,
luthebehalfuf theOouatltatiomlPrc-
hibltoryAmendman t,wil| bacoutlaaad
attba'lflpmmwvlcaflnuday. Thorn
intrraatad in tblr great and rightaonr
move—ant are Invited to be pvaarut.
rnbjaet, :louglngtoTahIOor’r
camp-m.
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Theodore Sturgea, of Irridian, live.
la viaiting hia brother, Wm. Sturger,
ho.
larter, Joe Turner, while wreatling
with Wilton Sturgee. broke hir arm on
Wadnerday.
Rev. Char. K. Belden will occupy St.
Iatihew'a pulpit on Sunday.
Ira. Truman Kirk atnmbled and fell
near the midence of Henry Chlcheatrr
on Thuradq evening, hurting her left
arm neverely.
Several familier from thlr place viaited
Return on Friday.
llarwalk Building and Loan Anaoclatlea.
Ancticaappearr in another column
calling the attention of the public to the
fact that thin amociaiiou will commence
butter. on Tueaday next. The our
meeting will be held in Ihe Council
Char-her. Payments can be made in
advance to the aeoretery at hia od'ce,
South Norwalk, or to liner Randall, at
hie office, corner liaiu and Wall alreeta,
Norwalk.
Jamee Blahop, chief of Bureau of Sta-
thtica of labor and Indurtriee of New
' Jerrey,in the moth annual report, jurt
imued, giver acme lutereating factr and
ilgurer regarding the Building Atrocia-
tionr of thlt Ill".
In 183, when the bureau lirat endeav-
orcdto collect information from there
accietiee, there were reported it! in the
etate, but only one favored the chief
with returur. There aggregated, in net
uaaetr, 34,003,047. with about 47,000
ebarer. In 1888 it was aacertained that
138 rocietiaa were in exiatence, of which
118 reported and gave 102,015 juror,
owned by 20,000 membert, of whom
c,lll0wereborruwerr. Tbearaetuamount-
edto 00.78435, being to eachAaaociao
tion 8“ rharer, 170 membera. and 051’,-
m amelr. In 1w, 121 rent in reportr
abowing their ameta to be $0,905,801. or
an averageof 857,400. The capital war
divided into “33.3% aharea diatributed
among 85M individuale. or an average
of mom and $5 momberr to an
Araociatiou. The fourth concur war
madeat the clorecf thepart year. A
anmmaryof thertatiaticeof 156 cut of
about 170 Amociationr now running in
theState ahowa the following reaulm:
87,7” rharcholderr holding more
ahurea. or an average of w membera,
and over 1,”) ahurea 5} to each member.
The net aareta foot up $9,349,517.17. or
' naurlydll,000tonnAaaociatiou. 0fthe
memberr nearly two-thirda are wage-
earneraand am. or nearly onellfth,
are borrowera. 0f the latter, 5.304, or
over to per are workiogmen. Over
one-fifth of aharer, or 43,378 have
been borrowed on. The profit- of 143
Aaaociaticna (net errata $8,015,150) were
81.7mm, or auaveran of $13,010 for
800,701 paid in indum. which h ‘m'fifihx
at therataof “percent. per annurn.
“Them Amociatiour are generally in a
me new
Manama. for WM
thenumbcoftaa-paymgprupartyowu-
ingcltiamrnndmaklngitcomparatlvely
aaryfcr auludurtricur workingmau to
ownahome.”
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