-m _ NUMBER 52:. m a.” . rug EWHHNG SUHHNEL as mass PM... museum 3‘ “All We sonata. “Llurt ll. “6;:2: .. homeland“... ii ”in. r * ”fic'nM...-mm M amour-m M can‘t-o...“ can ”a“. “ cwurr Aassmst altruism-dag they: “lemma? "r“ "v Iam'lrsIWctbrOe..Wat-r smart; key at all Itltabpmr ' in”... tha notopmsrtsuehtbs aallltbsacatlrslaycsrsrlflbarhmd. atr-prmwmnvsthsksntrsmlbadncr. Mmmhrmtaafi‘ratmatdut'clts "' ' ammo—i. I. Literals Weather Israeusts. The depression in the Northeast is paming ofl loses over Newfoundland. Another similar storm has appeared in the Northwest st Galgsrry, B. (3.. where the barometer is 29.00 inches and the thermometer 82 degrees. As before, this depremicn is preceded by a temperature ranging between Kl and 00 degrees, and there is no “cold wave” anywhere in fight in the West or Northwest. In (heads and Northern New York lhs thermometer stands below 70 degrees, and if a lower temperature should ex- tend to this vicinity in the present humid state of the atmosphere rain might fall, but the change of tempera- ture would not probably last more than a few hours. If, as is not probable, the wind should shift to the outward a slight relief from the heat would be obtained with more humidity, however. A cy- clone is reported near San Domingo moving no‘tthwuterly, but there are not enough facts known about it to deter- mine its intensity or the course it will take. Var to-dav in this vicinity the in- dicattous are for fair and sultry weather, followed possibly by showers. For to— morrow fair and hot. lintuturw Almanac [or ‘l'w-slorrow. High tide I Low tide I Sun rises Sun sets 9 20 8 01 5.11 6.39 THE LOCAL NEWS. The floor beams for Mrs. James Flynn's new building on R.ilroad Place, are being laid today. The Dsnbury Y. M. C. A. wants to play ball with the Norwalk Y. hi. C. A. ouSepternber 2nd. -—Rcs:l Hale’s list. Trinity church Saturday, 24th, St. Bartholomcws Day, celebration of the Holy Communion at'l o'clock in the morning. MissSsdic Hull, of Holden avenue. a recent graduate of the State Normal Schotrl, has been engaged to teach in the Broad River district. —Wsnted. An experienced dry goods salesman. Apply at Scofieldm Hoyt’s, Norwalk, Conn. “Uncle" John Collins will move from Dsuhury loNorwalk with his family next Thursday. They will occupy the house at No. 19 Elm street. Norwalk is one of the oldest ball towns in the country. The Alerts and Liber- ties,'both of that place. were first-class teams to years ago—New Haven New. —The balance of the goods not sold at the suction last Saturday in the rear of the Warwick Hotel, will be knocked downat thasams placert 20'clock on 5,". ‘ Saturday afternoon. Goods sold at your ‘ own prices. Billiard table, platform ‘5“le filo [occur plq. Monomers-a nears-undo. mutant in Washington Tuesday for Wing s postofllcc building and Museum Burnout? HM thas the lowest b d- dst, at. . " ' ‘ Wallace P. Knapp, son of Alfred Knapp of this city, is doing somers- marhsbls work at the National looms tournament which is being held at New- port. Yesterday and Wednesday he warns easy winner. Sinus Odd Fellowship was introduced . is this mats there have been flityotwo arsed Masters, twentyoaix of whom are living. Among those surviving are Col. W. H. Masses ct Bridgeport, and Senator B. J. Hill of Norwaik. Wm.J.Stles.ofBridmort.hnows mt member at Glover’s American baud. Asuncrustrclolflhehasnotan equal in this part of the State. handcrrtalnly should be congratulated Matthcwirorbstt and R. H. tioldem norm layout,hsardpartlsllntero t tan. vsuurxnnar: Mr. Robert .rmodt‘... mausoleum! The spun securing mh a valuable acquiri- tics. ccmmiuucffrssbcldwsappoiutedtc Turmthahsnsdtsanddmnsgasonlhe REEULTS *‘dfllhs Wm nuns-bar rev.- A Y. M. O. A. lednis tournament is oonrssrvlccat the Y. EC. A. would. Subject, “Nehemiah's Vacation." Wm. H. Marker has tbscontract (or "plumbing the Sly Hail block. He is also to do the plumbing in the Bank of Norwalk building. ~‘l’he postponed meetingof thrbotcb- srs will he held at the market of Bennett l Hosted. South Norwslk, on Monday evening, August 10th. at 8 o'clock. All butchers are invited to be present. Royal W. Adams, Ssc' . Thsmreti, in tabla Hall tonight ‘flllllld ' I ‘ ltstdsy.and old class. in starter-.1. C. lord's Soto. tlonsl Amendment. Public invited. w NW» N“ k‘ ‘i . more. 4: momma-m in..." below... teen hr nule'L'tbn' eyed s'satl down Min bay yesterday on Captain Godfrey's sail boat. Lunch was served on Tavern Island. The Norwalks did not play at Newark yesterday. They are in line trim today and hope to give the New Havens a big tussle. Sworback will pitch for the home club. ’ The boys of the Y. M. C. A. are clam oring for another outing to Call Pasture island on Saturday. If the weather is favorable they will be accom- modated,the party leaving the rooms at ll o'clock a. m. -(}oto Conley's Ice Cream Pavilion on the bridge. Mead's Celebrated Cream. Also boots to let. was finds through. the free-tor-sl on the track of admission. lo-day. err. in the ii The Norwalk Electric Time 00., Percy E. Ferris, manager, will hereafter strike the firs bell at 12 o'clock noon, and st 9 o’clock in the evening. The bell will be struck on observatory lime, commencing tomorrow noon. Rev. George Van Alatyne, having re- turned from his annual vacation, will preach in the Norwalk Methodist church on Sunday. The repairs to the church will be completed, it is expected, about the middle of September. The annual via—EEG; Nora-all: Y. M. C. A. to :he Bridgeport association has been postponed to To sduy evening, was too dark great deal of gramme. All young men are welcome. A piscatorisl quztrtetle composed of Hon. E. J. Hill, Judge A. B. Woodward, Dr. Dexter Hitchcock and Burgess J. A. Osborn have gone down east loaded with rods. reels and lines enough to catch all the fish in the unpronouncable lakes of Maine. What might be mistaken for the skin of a big black bear hangs in front of P. H. Dwycr’s harness store up town. Closer scrutiny, however, reveals the fact that it is the hide of a large New- foundland dog, which, when alive war the pet of Dr. Murray's household. The animal was killed after it had grown and the skin cured and tanned by James class. a sold heavily was very ha starter speak sent to State’s prison a year ago for stealing from Dr. Lockwood, was releas- ed about fifteen days ago, the limit of his sentence having expired. Yesterday afternoon he was unrated for intoxica- tion by Day Patrolman Morehouse, and this morning Justice Selleck lined him .7 and costs. Unable to raise the money he was taken to Bridgeport. subject of words a year —_—. and women -—'l‘he balance of the goods not sold at the auction last Saturday in the rear of the Warwick Hotel, will be knocked down at the same place at 2 o’clock on mixing afternoon. Gosh soidatycur o , ” iéfii to greet Mr. tile. day, Aug. 29, is the day ilxed for a com ference of the two Boards in relation to Washington. 2).! and other bridges. The helm to he done at the meeting which is to be held in New Haven, will be the organisation of a joint commis- rich composed of III. commissioners and the We? agent to be appointed by the towns of Bridgeport, Stratford. Mil- ford, Oxford and Monroe. When this is done the bridges will be transferred to the commimioocrs. who will assume the charge of Zour bridge. and immediately thereafter declare Washington bridge free. Thedelay III the matter, especially as regards the latter structure has been from nscsflty, the preliminary steps entailing much serious thought and some work, but the consummation sought by thepubllcirvsrysoon tobarealiued. tenses nu- waswatra. “Fame comes to him who waits.’I Catchchoohc, formerly of the Hart- forda, has been made manager of the South Norwalk "hsbtss." in place of housefly. and this somewhat dimcult Elixir-ofaiife-prcgamms inlaid down for hlmbymm: MahrthsNorwalksplsyhailasdhava “M‘ml‘odgasoflih. lfaayof Prof. J. H. were presto also others. thecause of the meeting to tskepart. “Can any you “mufilhcmistburcupw- " I'll IACIS. talked of. A Attendsamsudttssmtag—Aflushystamhsd lirlrsrlhsmsl W John Btady.ofths beseech. has re- WWI. scram at Wales- are laurawty less...” with His Lil's. 1"”. m. M “'megmm hr I.“ o. ctneredfmmhlrracsntlllnras. rims-vernassaursarrasslatas Ad f ord s' Sol» M P AttorneyJobuC Chamb- m... MI. W "”3“.“ IO! ' FourwomsnmurdwwyPstrlckPack- srlsln ct ' h bmuOht it FrankBu-coautomuductlhsduoday n. sscouddaycf a...“ mm: N086“..- llqmncld Stamford lad. subs-.Jamssill .1, II to lie . m. H I ”ll cutawucb iargsrattsodaocs then the could be desired. fvolshiag plenty of excitement and showing very fast time. tumour-aids. The first race called was the four-year- Chas. E. Swan's Ophelia and B. 1'. Sad- Soto was the favorite and an easy winner. In the third best she was driven a half mile for time, and did the quarter is “i and the half in km. certainly a great psrfumancs. la the “.momtsllawsssscondmad lo the atlas two Wen-owned war-am M scum NORWALK. 001m, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. 1339. recreate earns llAlllN rut. rous scanners stress. tsorssa ruse rs raduatr. for new against the Nsagstusk Citlaan, claiming that the paper published a libelous article about brat several weeks ago. The papers in the suit were served upon ldltor Cllmsyestarday. Somadve works ago. Mr. Chamberlain, who was acting as usual for John Jacoby, s oontrsmor on the Naugatuck Water company works. more to Naugatsck to adjustmmsdilllcnlty with the contractor and his employer. Mr. Chamberlain claimed that he was threatened with an assault by the Italian laborers and be has prmsntsd chargm toSherid Gatss,claira- icg thit Sheri! Swssoay did not oiler to ' Shall! Sweeney or intact drovsaman and woman to Norwslh, and while returning about seven o'clock Wsdnssday evening two mashed man snuddssly slapped the her-son the Darisn at. thnthslsdtrisdtostart the horse ousoftbs man made a large at him witha knife, cutting through his coat. The boy hit the man ovsr the head with the butt and of the whip, and than lash- sd his horse so that the animal broke away from the footpsds. They tired two shots at the carriage, one of which struck the wheel. The place where the boy was attacked andJchanwiswsrshsngsd in the Tombs yard. New York, at 1 o’clock this morning. Lewis was strangled to death and his struggles were horrible to behold. Carolin protested his innocence on the untold. , All but Lewis. the colored man, met death without dicchiag. the racing was sil,that which there were three Tallmau’s Westmorslaod, ssrssrtrsassra Opera. . , . film'odnwmtd the position. Time. It“. Ill! and Still. . Almost, marvellous: the country ». . _ nfl‘MtMM‘ _ fiestas roam-emit..." Everybody seemed to expect a good time and they had it. of order prevalhd. The time made in formance of Soto. as well as her beauty and line behavior was worth the price This is the greatest race thus far of the meeting, and remains to be finished There were seven starters: Billy Mchnu, Sultans, Golden Russet. George Purdy, Adonis, Lady Douglas and Shipman. Shipman was first choice in the pools. but like most favorites thus far in the races, disappointed his back. first position, but Golden R'uesel. very soon alter the start secured It and held it to the end of the beat. this in the second best. best Lady Douglas secured a good lead and would have won the heat had she not been held back by her driver. judges, therefore. declared it no heat, and put H. G. Smith behind her in the next heat, which she won. best Shipman was winner. Then Billy McCann, who had been third in all the preceding beats, won, and repeated his victory in the seventh heat. race was postponed until 1:30 lo-dcy. A The two races for today are the 2:40 and 2:30 classes. There will be ten start- ers m tiie'40 class and six in tbe’80 Six horses came to the score. Honesty field and won in three straight heats. In this race the horses came in the same position in all three heats, though there lions. Honesty let. Morris Mullins 2d, Chase 3d, George V. 4th, Eclipse 5th. Time, 2:25;, 2'24}. 2:23}. J. H. Kliuefelter makes an excellent marshal at the races. The judges and quiet and eSicient manner of perform- Next Sunday sfternoon,ut Music Hall, our citizens will be aflorded the oppor' tunity of listening to Mr. Volney B. Cushing of Main. He will discuss the from a strictly non-partisan standpoint, and those who listened tohis eloquent ions to bear:bim again. Temperance men party prejudice and turn out "en-msase" m This morning freight agent Biaser of "a . 4" ,, can“! ”WWW” ‘ ”a.” . 9. mg“. “a. 95 l g a; PMI‘ , mine Materialism fmfldfid tit-vs. ; gm " ' giggly. 59:9 TheCounty CJmmissiouerslaat even- [WHCPMWH 913%“; cuts ”'mfi 3, '3 w, , “,7 to: :1, G W ' ' ' SIMMJ'e W . M ”W er one gains? wmmmmmwm “Multan l .e P’ “It? ”I" 1“ 3i. ,0 U“ fill.“ 3‘0““? “it Biaser did the square thing by the cut, added his name to the tagsnd sent it down the road toward New York. Have qur lyre lsuuurud I'rcs. ciao, with all his appliances for measur ing theeye, and titling glasses, will be at A. S. Ferris‘ jewelry store three days, beginning Monday next, Aug. N, 37, IS. Noonehasorvcsu get the facilities he has for discovering defecthe vision. Dldlcult cases solicited. i. w. c. r. n. The "Ya" extend accrdial invitation to temperance workers of every shade andpersuaslou lug meetings in Dibbls's Hall. Themeetr inglsst week, though the hamlet was not large. was cusof unusual interest. anditlshoped thatna onlythoss who W dult.’ pushed-adrenalin?" “Can’t Sr lsonrof the is.- spots tie the post road stud." hi5; mt .- “it... travel-nest; tnlcpndtl pump... , people assent; long , é... . bane ~ been stopped ‘ ‘ " ' Wastpurt Burglaries. Burglsrs visited this place Thurs day morning, entering the stores of Frank N. Taylor and D. A. Salmon a 00. They elfected an entrance into the store of Frank N. Taylor through a rear window which they reached by means of a ladder, it being on the second story on that side. The only article missing is the money drawer and contents, which were about 62. The contents of the case, plated knives, spoons and pocket cutlery, were examined, but apparently nothing was taken. A large number of matches which had been burned in front of the safe indicated that they gave it some at. tentiou, but no force was used. After completing their job they took the ladder and proceeded to the store of D. A. Salmon d: 00., where they climbed to the roof, pried off the scuttle and de- scended to the garret, thence to the next story used for the ready made clothing department, and from there to the lower floor. The doors to the diflerent rooms and floors were locked and fastened by hooks, these they forced open by means of a jimmy. Upon reaching the lower iioor they took the money drawer which contained about 84.50, and a hat. The safe, which had been left unlocked, and which contained .50, was not touched. They made their exit through the back door. The best l was the best ever made , and the remarkable per- szss class. rst best Lady Douglas bad He repeated In the third The In the filth It then for further (hitting and the money changed hands on August 27th. If a suflicient number this rsce,aud the excitement was very The only clue u an old but which they of the members "in R0 "’9 l’ml‘ "i“ greut. left on the floor, but whether this was ride over in one of the big carryslls. SUMMARY. done for a blind or not, is questionable. A m 1th. I I | g‘i'iliylcCanng 2 :63 l i -._.,_..,.-_._-.“do“--- no no spoon or par or musicas "III ------- ~~ ' will he held at the Y. M. C. A. rooms “my“; :1. If} i :3 3 2 “33503“- 1351103- ' ' ' Adonl ............... 6 dis " . thl§:9V9nlllK. Vocal and Instrumental Lady bauxite .......... ....z s l 4 5 Mrs. B. T. Cooper, of New Milford, more With one or two wiecttnns of 3m .. _, ,,,,, 5 5 g 1 2 4 dM' Cl . 81 h f N 'h readings may beluuked for on the pro- ”marrow-Mt. 253336-231 tux-213’” an lea sire tvert nine 0 or. ' field Seminary, are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Platt‘s. S. D. Foote, wife and daughter, of New York, are spending a few days in town at the residence of Councilman Duke. R. M. Rose and George A. Cline left today for Milwaukee, to attend the national encampment of the G. A. R. Mrs. Wm. B. Bracken, of New York, spent yesterday with friends in this city. Miss Mamy Lockard, of Glen Cove. L. 1., is visiting relatives in this city. Miss Bertha Smith, of East Norwalk, has returned from a "all. with Miss Jeu~ nic Landfear, of Brooklyn. Miss Elsie Raymond, at this city, is k‘rae-for-all. in the pools against the rd tnseling to alter posi- in the highest terms of his - - visiting her cousin, Miss Daisy Raymond, Toner. __._.._. "'3 I“. duths. in Bridgeport. Jame. Cook, of the borough, who wgg Volnny B. cunhlll ‘3 “I.“ flail. Lawyer Light in expected DOES from his New York State trip this week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Cooper b'm. returned from a visit in Bridgepo-t. James Hodges is visiting in Hartford. Ed. White is ad on a two week’s vaca~ tion. Miss Youngs. of Hartford, is visiting Miss Helen Prowilt. The Mines Sally and Charlotte Bette and George Bette, of East avenue, are spending a couple of week at Pigeon Cove, near Boston. Miss Agnes Swan. of Bridgeport, is the guest of Miss Millard and Miss Mallory, Constitutional Prohibition ago last April, will be anx- are requested tolay aside Cashing ? . pond in one Misr Mary boatload. of High street. Miss Minnie Lockwood of North avenue, has returned from a sojourn among the the mountains of New York state. Clarence Selleck, son of George Selleok, of the borough, intends to sail on the “Alaska" out Tuesday for an ex- tended tour in Europe. He will spend some time at the Paris expodtiou. Caruso, the scientific opti- Duu't Muppet-t Them, Iwuahusk and aamgaa. Bambalicrsnkacmsclallythsklckers, are looking forward with considerable lntersattotbanrstllorwalkgaate. They say that Norwalk will putSwurback in the box, and they confidently expect thatbewill prcvssstumhliug block to histormrrcomndsu Thacranksgouo farastopropbecytbathswlllsbutlew Haven outwithoutshitsndcovsr him- self with glory. |lhsyalso talk about Galligaa’sbeavybattingaadexpcctbim tcknockstalrhallovrrtbsesnter held fescsarery tints hammer to the bat. tthsssraortalsdoa’twe‘aawhatthsy toattend the Friday even t lam Friday evening, but eqrcially thorn pledged to “mace, will remember tonight and some prepared or V "" ‘Wfid" flight. the approached! " mg ninth has author, Chas. Erin Verher, in “Shsmns O'Brien, the Bould Boy of Chagall,” supported by the talented actress, Miss, Kathrine Walsh. The New York Daily News says: Mr. Vernsr is one of the best lrish actorsssen herein along “me, having pathos and humor at his linger tips. and sweet song. with a rich brogue, at the and of his tongue. —Cheup grades of soap make your hands crack, because of the rosin in them. Brussels soap contains no rosin or other adulterstion. TIIIS Till! WAS A FAILURE. A Daabury Storehouse Found With a llule Burned in the riser. John L. Sherman has a storehouse in Ives court which escaped the ravages of the recent lire. Tuesday Mr. Sherman entered the building and discovered that attempts had been made to burn it. He found a pile of wood and shavings placed in the center of the room, and paper had been used to light the proposed tire. Empty barrels had been placed in a cir- cle about it. But for some reason the fire had gone out after having burned only the shavings and paper. Mr. Sher- man uses the building mainly for the storage of lime and flour. There was a small hole burned in the floor, and it is a great wonder that a tire did not result. First Conn. Cavalry. About no veterans. members of the First Connecticut Cavalry,held areunion in New Haven. Tuesday. The members of the association are from all parts of the United States. Mayer Peck attended the reunion in behalf of the city. Gen- eral Whittaker of Washington, Blakeslee of Spencer. Mara, and Major Morehouse of Bri-igeport,wers among those present, The next reunion will be held at Meri- den. —Your arms and hands never ache when you wash with Brussels soap. ALL AROUND THE STATE. The Governor’s Foot guard hall in Hartford has been Issued by Charles and Daniel Frohmau, of the New York Ly- ceum theatre, for dramatic purposes. (l urge W. Allen has compromised the case in which he was charged with dis- honvatly buying carriages from Scharf, the Rockville absconder. He will pay costs of over 8100 and return the pro- pert y. A tournament will be held Labor day by the Middletown Gun Club. W. W. Androer is trustee of the in- solvent estate of Scarf of Rockvills. Receiver Cole announces a sale of the Waterbury Republican plant at auction next Monday. A Bridgeport woman forfeited herbond in the police court yesterday to escape trial for selling cigarettes to a little girl. A Waterbury man arrested yesterday for selling a paper of smoking tobacco to a boy settled the case with the prose- cuting attorney. The two-year-old son of William Pick- ett,r'eaiding at 28 White strecet, New Haven, died Tuesday night of blood ng» suppersdvto-bavabemcamsd memes 8” MO Gilli»: wont"! X Ballets; out; aunts so man is gae'mer were two am looking Pilaf ”hW'Mbrlrliurlndarmn, who" deserted her liftesn years ago and whom she uceutiy heard was living in New London. Rev. Mother Teresa, superior of St. Bridget's convent, Meridem celebrated the veil yesterday. Several special act. vices were held and numerous presents were received, and she received many congratulatory visits. At Mystic Island, Wednmdsy, 175 vet- am of the Blghtcsnth regiment, C. V.. held a reunion and elected: President, John E. Woodward, Norwich; viccprssi- dSllh. Thomas w; ”0“”. W. H. H. Bills of Norwich; treasurer, Henry M. Durfay of Norwich. ASt. Louis mausndal'airdeld friend spsntssveral hours recently ludigging near Swamp Mortor rock in lairdrld, the St. Louis msu,who tau lmding merchant of that city, having bsd‘s dream which be believed was s_ revelation of the whereabouts of Captain Kidd‘s hurled treasure. The Twelfth reglm‘, 0. I, held its twentyothlrd annual reunion at Saris minim-cam.“ m ”I"! . issusot the Crtlsensn‘srticld' sppbkred stating the case with comments. Mr. Chamberlain then demanded that a re. traction be made but Mr. Clims refused. her twenty-fifth annivermry of taking got b m Melt. putt slum-sautttaow —Doe;your handsache after you have done your week's washing? The reason is that your soup contained rosin. Brus— sels soup has none in its composition. "Educ—Tito ENDS. V Thegruentwocentpostagcstnmpista “go." its place will be taken by a stamp citherrnrmincormctallicrsd incolor. Out of rcspecttoQuceuVlctoria, the pri- vate papers of John Bright, like those of Lord Bcscmaiield, will not bepubllshed till after her death. AYsukeehassetupaschool in Paris, and advertises that he “will teach any French- man tonicak the onlysenaibielanguage in tbewcrldinaix weeks. andat scostof only M" Washingtm claims to havetbe handsome“ drawn by the best horses in the United States. Thetotslamemedvaluationoftherealand personal estate in New York dty for the year 1889 b OLGXSSIQJIS. 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