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SOUTH NORWALK. 001m, SATURDAY, SEPT. r. 1889.
rt out lemurs
I WAD mat. " ’ "’ ”.335;
sour! woawstx. Two matrimonial events are set down
as scam mm. formi- month in unborn-ah.
. ‘1" The so shlpaisntafihm thlsolty for
m.“ m the wesksudingsspt. 7th wusllflsssss.
1 ring. yawn tor-sh. *
a «h an; lvrltl Rev. Garrett flanknlisck will preach
I'll: Wm luthv Cranberry Plains chapel tomor-
m ‘
will-t i. a. and”...
‘
row afternoon.
Prof. W. S. Hall lshoutefrom a south-
ern tour. lie will remain in South Nor
walk for several weeks.
on the bridge. Head's Celebrated Cream.
Also hosts to let.
John Ilimovan, rightist citizen of
bulwark, If. 1.. died in this city lhla
morning at his home in Bprtugwood.
”We”... a?” slut—lt- a
H- spams:
”warm: tarball fl , _ , Bidelor erectiri thefiew WWNC for
.1. ’ ' m ;. tv'illlthell'Ci'gdr . rwsruopsned this
morning at 11 o‘clock. W. B. Smith
was the successful bidder. He will
_ commence operations lfondsy morning.
Yesterday Stephen Ilardi, while cut-
ting wood met. with a painful accident.
The use slipped and one of his thumbs
was nearly cut off. Dr. Clarke is attend-
ing him and lain hopes of saving the
thumb. -
Irmal Preacher Ellison Drpuy of this
city, who has been stationed at a town
in erirseka for several months, has re—
turned home to [Crumb his i-tudies at
Drew Theological ileminsry. During
Mr. Depoy'e absence he has elected I
‘1le) church and has been very IIICW
fill in his work.
The G. A. R. and (to. I) fair is in re
‘cipt of the followiugdonationn up to the
present date: Silver and glass fruit
piece from the Wm. Rogers Co. of Hart-
ford, order for a pair of trowrers—gooda
to bepicked out by the drawer of the
print, from W. II. Swords, the tailor, of
South Norwslk, an elegant frame and
glass to hold the $25 cash prize, from the
Old Well Cigar Co, a cash gift from W.
H. Bulkeley, ilovernor of the State of
Conn, cucltiacd in a letter wishing the
fair success.
Is-alaiuguassllsdfarst thefoilowiagpnsm
ft the wast mill-g amnion. Persona cIlL
hafwsuyaftkeaslsttsrawltt please ssytteysre
assist-am ”when 2 Its iv—
g. series. Ira. Geo. trait. the} semi irsm's, w:
J “a” 'c.r.porr.r.u.
luv PMOrrsrsr-c. O. V. II.
A“Ability Imus lumped:
Curitiba, In llahhell, In. Jeremiah little.
lelntosk, whence My, Jessie Smith, ‘
L "mm. A. C. 601.3156, 7. at.
last Imus Poet antes Jobs Burt. I...
I (.‘Iraa, Mrs. Andrew mitts-on. Ira. Katy Asa
lsllory, Ilse laud smug. BID". P. If.
llulutwra Ara-III: saw Thu-now.
flightide .Iowtide Sunrises Sunsets
9.56 l 3.33 l 525 6.13
I. I. Herald Weather Forecasts.
Another depression now near Lake
Superior and one in Southern Dakota
will probubly more out wardly, followed
by I “cool wave.” Temperature was
nearly stationary in the United States
yesterday. The chief minimum reported .
was 40 degrees 1",. at Bismarck, I). ’11;
fhccbief maxmum 88, at El Peso, Texan.
In this district today cooler, fair wreath-
Irwill probably prevail, with fresh to
light variable winds, runetly northerly
and westerly. In the Middle States and
Row England lair, cooler weather will .
prevail, with fresh variable winds, .
mostly westerly. On Sunday in this sec- ,
“wand in lie-tr England fair weather
' ‘ will prohab:y pft'vall, until allfll’lfi then
lull change» and light to fresh var able
winds, mortiy southerly, followed by
V temperature; and on Monday
partly cloudy to fair weather, preceded
by rain near the lakes and to the wt-
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
Independents vs. 3.13:... of Harlem,
on the Fair Grounds this afternoon.
The Union dchools play the Iieldrm
Hill nine in Winnipouk this afternoon.
The iron poles of Ill—e Norwalk and;
South Nerwalk Electric Light C)., in
thiacity, are being replaced by wooden ,
ones.
It nppearsnpm further inquiry into
the matter th .i the protection made that
there had him: a misundrratanding be:-
twwn thegentlemeu connected with the
llraitotl dry “with house. made by T8!
Sumner. on Thursday in connection
with an item referring to Mr. O'Neil's
withdrawal from the concern, was in-
correct. From I conversation had with
Dir. O’Neil on the subjuct the it porter
inferred that such was the case. Ills
withdrawal. we find, is a termination of
tho agar-arrival. that Mr. O'Neill ehnuld
d: vote his whole time to the business
and should rmive for his services a
certain sum each work and a percentage
of the profits. The engagement wee to
terminateon the 10th of fieptember,1880.
"’fi
W. II. III" a (Jo. open their new
building on Monday and Tuesday, the
{Hi and lllth. Everybody invited to
see the special display. Mr. A. It. Logic.
one of the most experienced buyers of
New York city, is the new partner.
The Farmer of the 5th thus speaks of
them: “During the past ten years there
have been many changes in what is
familiarly known II the store of W. B.
flail 8 Co. In every instance a change
has been an advance in the line of pro-
gress-asurtof leaving behind the old
ways and the adoption of new. Until
9'0““ of the South Norwsik mtg, quite recently it was not possible for the
school "a the 5““, Normal school, is firm to make I revolution in their sales
aching in Wilton. :room space, but by the lease of the Y.
ll. C. A. building, remodeling and mak
ing it a part of the store, they have done
so decidedly. This great addition en.
ables them to remove the tables which
, have so long been in the way, from near
the Main street doors and extending
back almost the whole length of the
store. This giver space which will be
ample. and the crowd will not, as here-
tofore be compelled to go I long distance
TheG. a. cameo. D huvcrffervda 1"” m‘”"‘°“°""” ”m" m"
. will he no running up and down stairs
. “I" ”‘2.ch :mng“; toresch the various departments situ—
'Mi“§;hefi fill" The ‘ il h is on ex: ,M in them addition. An improved
. . . . alsvaturwtlluiakeit ‘ ,4 If ’
mismammnym. m “Hm w m“ m “flung;
'goodsin all lines fuller and more It . ’ l
“Mormwdiflrmsdws silty.
for which the firm are entitled to he
spoken of us first and always leading.”
J. A. Finch, the Rocky Mountain artist,
representing the Board of Train of Lin»
coin, lief», who has been in this city for
Several days, has certainly brought the
‘Iuelllitfll of lllll public to the city lm
represents. lie has Itrvwn tho imm
with attractive litlliruturtI and l’ltI-N'd
murderous interest by the novel meth-
ods be m Ks has called upon our
principal business men and msnulsctur-
era, and by his umhtrasive yet persua-
sive praeututiou of his subject has
drawn their attention to the advantages
Lincoln odors for residence, business,
uranufscturea and investments. lie has
imade a full tourand investigation“ but
making, and we should judge believes
. that lists could he finished in Howls to
considerable advantage, and, we think,
would like to receive I proposition from
some reputable hr- tu make the experi—
ment, and iapreparud to oflsr induce-
ments which would make such I propo
‘Iition verydesirshls. Ir. Finch larno
antic. ponies-ad of the enthusiasm
which confidence limits. and yet is cork
ssrvstlva eunughto warrant the reheat
“flea. labia judgment. We hope
\ bhvfllattbsltykasuotkssuluvnlu,
out then mmasl braill- bis-ta lori
wsl mil I“ may be the result.
.»
’ Arrangements have been made for a‘
hrnomdrill by mm from the South
Norwalk schools on the opening night
of the G. A. R. fair.
The butchers of the town will meet at
J. E. Wixton’a market mt Tuesday
Ivsning for the purpose of organizing I
‘ Brtail Butcher’s Protection emission.
Add.” llamas went halting em.
mall 'c'poftsheihg teatime-m
btgshark that followed his linoi up to
tbasidcof them Whileotllers
caught plenty of fish John didn't haven
“to.
The auction sale of grannies and
buumliold goods at W. II. Seymour?
do“ last nosing was well attended and
uhrgaquautity of thegonds were do.
pared. Thesale will he continued this
«at-g.
Warden Coolidge gives notice that the:
annual msvttngof thehnrnugh will he
ksldatthefurnitarestoreof Joseph I).
must the cornerof Wallsnd Kuiglit
moulouday,0ctober7.coinm
bgstdo'clocka...
”ILL. Jennings, teacher or the
primary department of the Franklin
streetscboolflaill. Therm-tutorial:
i of Hits Ifsry A. Day, who formerly
. Wastmilar position at the Concord
“school.
, hmmlfluadsywilhssddrawrdhy
OMAwmottmtm Teresa.
The sloop “Jaaulsf’ took Ilargs fishing
possesstouat once.
Consordstsestschooldaslskwithmala'
rial fever. In. 0. W.Bsnnattlstaklug
harplaostlurtuglisruhsrnns.
Ira. Bollautl's ice cream is very popuo
lsr this season owing to Its licenses and
flavor. Horses Edmouda, who muksslt,
is I star It the Madness and does his
work just right every time.
“Deacon” Atwood, driver on the Win.
nipsnk branch of the NorwIlk Horas
Railroad, had I jolts played on him year
tcrdsy. A large snapping turtle was
ticdto the rear of his car with LC.
Radio's clothes line, and Ir. Atwood
drove to the car stables without noticing
it. AliIlon thollns the find» ultranlr
minimum restitution. , . . ,
Edward Smith, of Bonthport, is to jail
at Bridgeport, in default of .500 bonds
to appear before the superior court.
Tuesday night, with a companion, he
attempted afslonious assault upon the
two daughters of John A. Albert, of
Sontbport. The young ladies had been
to sporty and were returning home
when the men followed them. In I
lonely place on the road the men stopped
the ladies. In the struggle that followed
the clothing of the Albert stisters was
torn, and they were badly frightened.
The men were prevented from accom-
plishiug their purpose by the struggles
and cries of the two girls.
recsosit. Izsrtos'.
two weeks.
Miss Lillian Scott, of Greenwich, and
bliss Irene Marshall and bliss Margaret
Erichaon of Bayport, have returned
from I visit in this city.
from I visit in the borough.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. and Mr. and
Penn., are visiting in town.
Misses Emmi and Lottie Mammel. of
New York city, will spend Sunday with
lites Mamie Aim-neon of "NH ctty.
A result PAI’I’EII.
Theodore Hansen Must be Sans Back to
Illa Nutlvs Country.
old, who was arrested Tuesday by Chief
insane person, has been removed to
pending an invrstigatmn cf the case. It
has two learned that Hansen came
from Ctir 23297108, Norway, on one of
log in New York last Sunday. On
the following day he came to this
city, where he has too brothers—John
tone Stain-ll, of Stuart avenue. He had
been a pauper in his native Country.
never, it is asserted, having done a day’s
work in his life. It is supposed that the
Norway authorities sent him to this
country in order to get rid of him, with
the expectation that his brothers would
take care of him, which they are unable
to do. Selectmen Wheeler has written to
State Comptroller Wright in regard to
the case. Mr. Wright says the man
should be returned to Norway, under the
law which requires the steamship com-
pany which brings paupers over to re-
tum him free of expense.
--A boy fell into a well the other day,
when his mother with great presence of
mind threw in a piece of Brussels soap
and he was immediately washed out.
A- Uuhuppy Ila-{”355}.
Henry Warm was beforedpdge Knapp
rbis morning charged with dmnkenneas
and breach of the peace. He was ar-
tested on complaint of his wife whom
he married only three months ago. As
far as can be learned their married life
has been very unhappy. Warm was
fined $2.00 and costs, which amounted
to $10.83.. . .
”'4 "’ f “- two...” 1!”
Members of the Associnliou who. “2‘:
(end to visit Sipminui filth the outing
party on Monday evening are invited to
lean- their names with with the General
Secretary.
A new pair of parallel bars of the let
out pattern was received at the Y. M. C.
A. gymnasium last evening.
The Bible training class held its first
session of the full. course last evening.
fis’iééii‘ii'i-EIEHQIII
The result of yesterday’s games in the
tennis tournament, which is being held
on Union park, was as follows: Knapp
vs. Jackson, 6-4, 3 0. Third sot won by
Knapp bv default. Knapp vs. Earle,
0 l, 0-]. The doubles will be played this
afternoon. W
ltrutfuvd's Churc- zmb Anniversary.
The Congregational church of Strut.
ford, celebrated its two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary yesterday. The prin-
cipal feature of thsduy was an historical
addre- hy Rev. Joel 8. Ives. The con»
mnniou of the Inrd's supper followed
the sddrcm. Rev. Dr. W. K. Hall and
Itev. 8. Fuel: presided. In the after-
noon there was In address of welcome
Kr. Pitch and remarks frosts npraeutao
lives of numerous churches in various
parts of Connecticut. Last evening there
was a social service preceded by ad-
drami‘s from Dr. W. K. IIIII,Bev.l‘. B.
M and llcv. Dr. H. I. Booth.
Jamar E. Woodhull, of the firm of
Terry a Co.,hsspurshsssd the Lasts:
Cots house on Union park and will take
Iisslfsttla Wuhad.taaoharattha
of Police Vollmer and locked up as In 0' money with “McKeuna's FlifllliOD.”
by the pI-tor, greetings by Dr. Ball and i
IITIITAINIIITI.
u ‘ u my
Charles H. Hoyt’s great mucosa under
the of Chapmun a Balls“.
will hsprsssntsd at the Opsrs Hours.
this avalag. “Oltllpnrt' will sing Is.
Jon Hart'snswasng, untitled. "lat tau
grasp the hand that shook the hand of
Sullivan.” The song rslatss to the rscsat
prise fight betwaaa John L. and Kilrala,
and as “Old Sport's" admiration of the
champion is the premium t line in the
comedy, it will add new life to the play.
The music is very catchy, the play has
been revised w ith new songs and music.
and the company comprises clever pso-
plo.
“fly Aunt Bridget."
The New York Blur says: “Ily Aunt
Mdget” kept I large audience in roars
of laughter during th out! , cutting It.
Windsor 'l‘lisdtre‘. The p , ha very
pretty comedy by Scott Marble. The
main character of Aunt Bridget, which
is taken by Georgtrw. Monroe, repre-
sents I somewhat exaggerated type of an
ignorant Irish woman. The next char-
acterot importance is that of P. Alton
McVeigh, who came over to this country
with I fortune, which be rapidly squan-
dered, but in the meantime had been
surrounded with rather aristocratic ac'
quIintInoes, whom he tries toprevsut
knowing that he is poor and that he has
to teach a dancing school. He Ila-i I
maiden aunt in Ireland whom he under—
stands is rich, and he induces her to
come to this country, t t he might ben-
efit by some of her wealt . She arrives
at I rather unexpected moment and
shocks lter nephew’s friends by her lack
of rrlinement.
respective parts. At blur-i0 Ilttll next
Thuredny evening.
"I'll-so Will Tull."
boat the Opera Bonito next Thursday
13880 “‘1le 0' BI'OONYD. has 1’9“!an evening is a dramatic etIort well culcu- Minneapolis association "hm“! to.
lar plsyvhouse.
stuff. and a competent company has
been enlisted for their support. Songs,
dances and specialties are thickly sprink-
led through the performance and lnrge
audiences hue been the rule wherever
they have appeared.
Actor, Author ud—Cflmponr
plays. Barney and Fay have made.- loads
one of Mr, Shelden‘s early nttemptsaa
moves a handsome royalty.
present his latest success, entitled “Will
u‘ the Wtsp,"ut the Opera House on
duce several of the conga that have made
him famous as a composer.
——Brussels soap is a strictlyylpure soap,
Btsbell, of the Ely's Neck road, and An- and I5 elegantly perfumed. 1-,, it and interest because he is a stockholder and
you will use no other.
EUNDAY SERVICES.
Congregationul Church.
Rcv. Herbert S. Brown will preach
morning and evening. Young Peoples’
meeting at 6.40, subject. "Pressing I-‘or-
ward."—Phil. 3:414. All are cordially
invited.
Trinity Church.
Holy communion, 7:30; omitting pray-
er and sermon, 10:30; or. ning prayer
and sermon, T30.
Sprlogwood Union Chapel.
Subject Sunday evening. "Saved by
Gmce,"——Eph. 2, 8. Wednesday evening,
“Weeping of the Wicked,”—l Samuel,
24, 16.
A Pleasant Excursion. ,
The steamer “Medea” was filled last
evening with I merry party of young
people from this city and the borough,
who enjoyed one of the most delightful
moonlight ssils of the mason. Howard
Earle was the host of the evening, as-
sisted by lire. Arthur Earle. Ia chaperuu.
Among those invited were Mines Alice
Cholwell. Hattie Woodward, Clara Hill,
Lens and Annie Cole. ,wtth their friend,
Ills his, Agnes (Gibbs, Iota Swords,
no Woodhull. Miiisimmmettéa -
slid miss-rs. multilayer, Hill, Enlist J
Fitch; *fiwords, Ambler. Raymond, Bell,
Knapp. Parker and others. ,
South Nurwalk Post Oflco.
Business at the South Norwslk post
omen was considerably increased during
August over the proceeding month. The
following resulls are shown: There
were delivered, registered letters, 43; let-
ters, 15701; poutalcurtls,283‘l; newspap
err, &c., m1. Collected, local letters,
326; mail letters, 6291, local postal curds,
mail postal cards, 1148; newspapers, £4: ,
240.
steal mu States.
John B. Farris to W. A. Gilbert, house
and lot on Van Zsudt avenue, East Nor-
walk.
Johu S. Kellogg to Francis II. Peaslse,
land It Broad River, 8650.
Charles 0. Fisher to B. F. Stevens, lot
50x1!» on Second avenue. East Norwslk.
James W. Hyatt to Georgisuia Fisher,
lot 60x113 on Ferris avenue.
0. E. Wilson toEullly B. DsWIters.
house Ind lot at Five lilo River Laud.
ng.
Chester F. 'I'bllcs to George W. Weed.
lot on Binsrt avenue.
~Nolumkctisaa
highlypsrtnrmrdIsBru-sls snap. As
stollstsrsp,ltlsfar superior touts-y
. ofthstisshytntlstsvspsuowhsthgsnll.
Ilr. Monroe plays the tnrlng now every six months.
“ffi-TIIMOWQumuld Ind Fill" and part in In excellent manner and was statement shows that the stock matures
Ml“ M3! ”mil" 5““ [0" “'0 wail? frequently encased. Mr. Rice and the in between eight and nine years.
”WM“!!! lU-dDY.Wh?W “W5 “ll“ spend entire company are very clever in their time rams according to the profits.
because it isssubject in which lam ‘ . . . . .
deeply imflmua' but 1 have already said Conn, is Vlnlllflg his grandmotheg, )lrr.
“Time Will Tell," the play which is to “WK“ '0 We"! .’°“'
that I know nothing thtever of the
[fled to please the patrons 0' this popu- don’t believe in branch institutions. If
Billy Kennedy, Billy there is a local organization intending to
lira. Eben Whitelay, of Schuylkill, Williams and John L. Hagee are the confine “5 operations '0 Norwalk and
vicinity that is the one I would go into. _ , ,
If you have any notion of joining and 5 W‘WK at “9'00"" “3" “3 llartford
are satisfied with the board of directors 00 Wednesday '04 fit”? "it? "I119 Md
and secretary I say by all means go into place of the next State Lndefivorcnnvcn-
it, and I would so advise any and all of lion. There were present the Rev. Ifr.
my friends. _
of the plan a (ll‘Z'll year» ago as I know Rey. I’. A. Nordrll, I), I1, ‘Sew London,
it now. Iwould beagreat deal better A. H. Warner, Bitzig¢~pvrt.nnd W. II. g
. Why, I man, or woman, will save Chili“. “IMMVSV. "W'PVWMWV. "id
Thwdore Hansen, twentyminc years who h’w made it success m writing in simply depositing the money “00, LE- KI‘WM'E‘H‘ "Mllmdec'm'f
where he won‘t save 350, in putting it in of the Union. It wa‘ sou-d to hold the
Elgar Sheldon Is one of the few actors 03
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PRICE 'rwo . :m
or rat - Incarnate.
.Ulmm A” MAN AMA-
wn' mommfiwmum
Wm M I Mama-“I‘d Walt Kuwwu
Insidaus at the law- an thud-Nut- 1’211'.
‘ W Ctrwsuo, August 12, 1&0. wtnroit.
Dun tuc—
Your mm of the Olh lash, asking a, . m." mflw’"fl“
opinion of Building and Loan sands. W '
um ranslvail. Th0" in hundreds of '5 0"" "W "i Wmv '
thsss association (between titres and four visiting ll- touts M'
hundred in Chicago alone) throughout W farmers "0 WM" '0 harvest
the west. At first ltdnessssni absurd mull-whom M mull“- A road
to think that the who can he so large, rich! I- nsomd and the mm- m Nor
hut in tha am I...“ “”qu a... grinding up the surplus for the winter's
annotations are It a minimum. So far supply “WW“
Isl know the Secretary is the only paid The Boiden lltll Base It‘ll Cluh play
onion, possibly be may have one stark, two astnss today—seam“ ins Westooa
but the business of the society must be in the morning It Weston, and the lligh
extensive to require one. Very little School nine, of South Itorwalk, on the
misuqulrad foromaspurpssss sud bomegroandsln dualism.
boohaudststlousryarabutasusllltsm. A night blooming caraus
Mill-7'“ lmléd "in the 9'0 because on Thursday svenltlg and excited general
they int-In so early cancelmsut of his interest. The bndast seveno'ofockwm
mortgage or the repayment of his loan. about the size and shape of a lemon and
But thesecrrt ofsuccess lslutha oom- at ten had opsried into I mammoth
pounding of interest. The money is lower, somewhat resembling s pond
loaned and rsloaued rapidly, in facttliere lllly, hut measuring eight or ten inches
I- mllr no los- of time. their brine m in diameter. The plant is fully an on
active demand for money and usually I in height and contained five flowers. It
premium required. I have some stock '1. indeed I Msutiful sight.
on which I out obtain 10 percenhauy Chas. Whitlock. 3.4,, cook-mph!”
time I wish to call for the money. The building . large house near up, residence
association with which I am connected
was organized in flay,1885, and during erick g. 3”” has 59..., .qgnlgd the
the four years has received and loaned contract.
over $175,000. I am on my vacation Picnics
now but as soon till I return to the ofllce
I will send you I statement of the oldest
organization in the city which has al-
reIdy returned to its stockholders many
thousands of dollars and has stock ma.
The
have ripened fllhr'r late this
season, but have yielded I truly abnnd.
ant crop ncvmhtlnn. Fire parties from
this place have journeyed either to
Compoor Rom “ml week and it good
time reported on every occseion.
Miss Ella Beers, who has hrs-n spend-
The log her vacation with J. O. D Tremain,
I returns to her home in the city to mor—
. . ~ . , row.
might :0 on with "m until midnight Clarence L. DBVt'np‘irl, of \vnfr'lillfj,
I wish to say A- L. “f“lcoll
CHRIST“! ENDEAVOK.
I
Thou every membcrthe “9.; ‘ manor 'ovaes'by lfrr. A. 3104”!”th hast-u.
It is ex ctsd
Edna’s Izod w
be dancing on live nights, cost
the many prim are to be drawn, than will
in charge of the til-stern of the Volt list Company.
trimmers will have charge of a has candy
friends of the Coal
in m All (:0le t1
COIIIINCES IOIDAY EVESIIG, ll”.
Doorsllpea It? s'elask. New England flapperlsady d '
Plenty of Refreshments and It reasurisbis rates. is the mutual the
that Governor Bulkatsy and
ill furnish bra- aud string
Let every one Go out help the Ben to
Have a Good Time.
spurud mate is‘ l r l. ’l’fl' “
to til the at a r o ssusou.
command attention will he‘ll: celebrated
Bllfll DRILL Bl nun-m lllllll Lima
A great numler of dirpiays will be seen on the
one wish to contribute towards the tables, the 6.
glad to send for anything in the enable line, and I word or has out to D. f.- ”I
roll. Russell Frost or W. E. Bailey will receive
out, and for so lsrgean undertakingaud expense, the
of his father, Augustus Whitiock. Prrd- of fill—II“ give satisfaction to the general public.
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While the Crocodile club was holding
its sins-ml reunion It fiiiothingron Thurs-
day. a airpllly shertil appeared and seized
the beer and wines.
the organizitiou claim that the spirits
were not for rule.
The members of
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The Seat State Convention.
The executive committee of the Con.
necticut Christian Endeavor Union held
I only wish I had known Kinney, of Winstml, the president; the
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rigs hank. simply because be u next meeting in New Haven during the
generally weak in carrying out his reso- ‘Fc‘md week in NWVMEW- “Mi“! "1'
the nImsbouw by the town authorities. an "In" 0' comedy, '0' which he re- lotions. He may resolve to put away so vitations '9"! “9‘4"?“ 3"" “0'” ”’9
u“ “H" muchamonth ma bank but there are eastern 39w“ 0' "“' ""93 including
mmy things, not absolute necessities, to
. 010:9? him to omit one month and anoth-
thc Cut-am line of steamers, lund- Tuesday, September 10' “d w'" ""m' ersothnt at the end of a year he finds next year will beh hi in that locality.
Willimsntic, Norwich and Suw London,
himself, in about. nine cases not of ten, The Rev. Wayland ”WI. U. 9.. 0' Yb?-
behind considerably in his account. “filth“. '3 008 0‘ "l" swim WW!
With the loan associations he takes more 30305“! ‘9' “’9 N9" “3"” meeting.
ILL AROL’XD TIIB STATE.
October 17 and 13 the Worcester Con-
tinentala will visit the Ilnttfotd Foot
Guards.
Hooper Brothers, Mendel) brokers,
closed their cities in that city yesterday,
leaving Mariano speculators in the lurch
about $1,000. The firm has an clllce in
New London.
it his payments are not made he must
withdraw. So he makes arrangements
to pay his dues every month just as he
would his rent or his grocer’s bill and at
the owl of I year he has quite a sum laid
by so: he don't miss the little thiuga
that tmotberwise would have ught.
As to the matter of safety, wh can’t
these associations be run by men just us
llOIIOH and competent as those who have
Cllllfli'ul the banks? Ina place like Thomas Hayden "I WWW" 11"?“
Nomad; you know the men who ”a was arrested yesterday for assaulting
condor-ting the affair and you know or Without COM"! 0‘ “WWW”! Wednes-
cnu kuv-w the men to whom the money a“! night. WW! ‘7‘” “‘9“ “k?“ ‘0
petty leaned on. As the money goes out Mrs. Mary Noouan was locked up in
as soon as it comes in and the books are Waterbury for drunkenness Thursday
looked over frequently and carefully by night. She not fire to her clothes a few
interested parties there is very little minutes afterwards and was feurfully
chance for embezzlement. I know of burned before the throes Weft! extra.
but one case here. The secretary de- guisbed.
camped with 31,500, but the association Hrs. lay Jones of Bridgeport receutr
held a bond of 8!,800 fromoueof the Iy gave birth toupalr of twins (one of
guarantee companieaso the society lost which is black and the other is white.
nothing. To close I only wish to add Mrs. Jones has nine other children, but
that of my Icquuiutauces hers I believe is none of them are there any indica-
at least 75 per cent. are membersof these [ions of white blood.
associations—some Is borrowers and M ww-W— .
othersaslenders and all are workers to l 15"" ”Pl-l“: ‘h" M”
a greater or less extent. I haven’t said u“ '9'
till“ . . ‘ Wmmnmntw
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‘ld like to heir from "nus ' v v,
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‘I ." ’deld’iliodie M'du'givaiu- , _ . ,
Eintlou'tosnyone else who may have “P“ '5’“ about 'I W “W! “W
any doubts or misgivings; All well have ml '1'”! m V” 0“ Mfume 0‘ ‘
and glad to have good reports from you. “"5 "m" secounta I“ h“ not W
Ourlove to all, not forgetting the little “"93 I” the PM“ m train was
neice. Yours very truly, and “'3 trump ”‘9 tumbled
Jug. Eu Em”. do.“ ‘hc m- B‘ llMl 'I‘h llllll .
P. S.—Bullding a Loan Associations mm W! “M "ii” In" W”
have been in existence in Philadelphia, the train Md on be m‘” the track
“the city of homes,” for many years and again. 0M Tomliusou d Shelton,
thousands tha homes only through who iatendiugtha “m0“! 3‘” 9‘ the
their assistance, so the plan is not new 0"”- found tbcfellow ‘ ‘9' “”9““
and not experimental. It scents to me “mf‘m' hi‘ head ”WV“! °" ‘ t” not
that throughout the West and North- ‘9‘" “ch” fromthc mh' ‘M‘ “1’,
west itsspretty small and desd place W l“ mauooly "‘9’ h” "“-
that is without such In organization. “P tramp W’ " "3‘ on?“ drove
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