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almvnia, but were driven luck, it in mid,
It the mint of a brace o! rwvolvcrs.
soon after wwflu‘ the store she became
enarrcred of John \V. Penny, manager
of the carpet department. and a man
with :: wife. The intimacy between the
two soon canned ugly stories. lass Tay.
lir’c intruded ‘iutbcnd l-roke with her
and Pr'nsy'a wife made things unplcns
mandate. 'fhemamongothers
pressured,arna(;hiuese laundryandn
unetlclub. Therein goodactlng.aweet
similar to that which he now performs.
He is just as good in thiaas he waste that
That a great many people In the world
like to see the Lind of acting is not to
be denied. The -'r m, tire and go of “fly
Aunt Bridget" is like comedy on horse-
back compared with others. It is mere-
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To be contested for by Chief Prowitt and Chief McGowan-ab” m.
the larget number of votes—will soon be on exhibition.
apparently thres hnnored miles from ‘l'hnlnntlnnl wlllalvn n Silver“, in '5", M itbscnane my .4. y,
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II. count. The storm will probably
move, with slight diminution of energy,
”mm-WWMM. IWII’WM—éx‘muuflqIW“ some a! the crew of the adv-toner. Theoddnonranciatnrsotsoms of the
northenntarlyto gains on the ”w'mm‘?“ ‘0. “A”. M young raw: returned horns this outlying districts or Norwnlk must be
“cool wave,” will advance but slowly
not, canning front on the upper lake
regiontodayandnear the lower Ink.
thorrow, but its influence willbegen-
InllylcltintheAtlantithata. Tenn
nature fellinthe United States yes-
teaday,withsminimnmol 23 degreea
ntPortAdniboiue,l.T.,nnd r runni-
lllnlofu,atElPa~o, Tuna. In this
rahouthsconda. with fresh northessv
Glynnduortherly winds, hm the
Mshfltiugtouorthweu, wilhclesr-
hndclondy, rainy weather, and brush
cloudy to fair weather will probably
[III-ll, with slight thermal cbnngm
and northeuterly to northwesteriy
whdapreoeded by rain on the New
laghud coasts, followed by cooler
wenthariuthissectionnndouflatnrday
ocular,fairweather,thnlattcr continu-
ing1through Sunday. The tides will
/ ' - prohiblyuotbenohigh today as yes
terday.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Educ-la booming in town at the
diflercutfactoriea.
-Frnit Jars at F. D. Lawton a: 00’s.,
dis. 81.10 pardon; pts. 05 cents dos.
tha'lnnnrnl alrinwdlyllnnnlo-
twannthnA-ntnnrnndllnl'hino.
tcnrauchlphine hadactelaponyenr
suggestionmadesavualdaysagotonfl
a friendly raes inflorwnlk waters. 1
knowtherearsmnuvpeoplawhowonld
like toaeeit,nud ensure itwonlvlba
dasnonghtobsveryexciting. They
mgood boatn,audif, snyou august,
they wouldsail tenor liftesn mile» to
windward and back nuditwould'en
genuine teatof their nilnrnnnd nailing
agree onan early date,audlstunhavn
an opportunity towitasssnt least one
hoatracsot! Nevwalkthiaasnnou.
Yicnrsnss.
—1’ns§nrrnar.sgreeswitn"Yachto
mnu”thatsneharncennhensksfnr
would bennnst htnassting mend
willoflarnw'lvercnpannprinoifanchn
race can besrrnugsd. Inswnlinrritt
and lad: are each quite outhm
yachtsvnen. and have line boats, the
Amateur—Ir. Burrit’s own design—haw
lug beenan my winnerin everycow-
test. Thelielphine nlnohnasgoudrec-
0rd. Tbsyeach have their friends and
admirers, and nothing but the most
friendly mirit would prevailiunnch n
rnee,and itcouldnot lailtohsagnod
moatiwportnntevsntiuthaworld ofthn
afternoonbefore—toouslatlilynt least
anemone-mun. hennlilnl seen James 11. Nash?-nll smiles and
nirerbntterdishtobedispmedolatthe morsTull of good hnmor even tho
G.A.R.nudtlo.DInirnext week.
mam wif of Thomas In ' W
Blithdisdla'd'nlght uni-named m .. a“, ,2 . ”rm ,1 '
m The “mlxyo?upm Will ”m it. 1' alto-unwavering. lthbnpel
m 4. J. ps “2'“ ~
W'm anxious
nwaall Wnlhn’athn
chem a nice baby, and no uiirtnke.”
Whyahonldn’thtneabnhsppy?
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Absantitnllndy'nguldwntch in now
menopause-rm mam
lob-'0 "Ithnvingeo-nto-yknowledgsthnt
Jfllflmflsmmnfl I- thselnrksof thallostonlsns intended
sn'. m. Thiswssdnestamwwil‘!
Georgs‘lnnfovd and flak lhnn,with
worm
Capt. Uwar Falter, who was vcr, kin
to the scant-nu party.
mmfllrannmtww
m during the drawn and
ntghtafflondaynsofths cunt trying Whyrqually
chnmcter,nnd feel deeply grateful for
‘thakindnssseatesdndhndatl’olln.
I. fill” "Iii I“).
'lhnlnnthlouvnlh fins-n willhnld a
like“
Amrntingofthstlunthilrnwsik fire
Dent-ant was hall Inst «magic
decidewkthuetirnnnsn’npnra'eotwnld
beheldthhfnll. Thsmuterwufnlly
W‘nwnnlnnllydscidsdthnt h tsmid thatthn present (parrot
.mu ”alum” mwlllpoontof allies with the
theprnjvctwonldbenlnndoned.
Thoma ewerk’nfnir wnstheu laronghdebtaboutflm
' Bearded
m3 gm W” A “I’m“ 0' Willi in Norwalk
wercnppointndec-mittsctoloohnw
thv miter. They will—net outflow
day vesting.
Thehnlgn-ewiththellew aoann
line has has-m toast '2»!
Mrs
adutbnenmpwryto
onuhibitiouiafl.§.locd'ssbow wb’ gatenorntnfio'nalngnnthsu.
All. ”yams-pits! with lrawdnassp.
wank --—--—-—~ ~~-~
lrJ’ngg. llaniel (M and
Oaks, Smith remained on board the
schema. M was tonsil for laps
Octavianymthnrsbelorsthrylnnz,
Theschoonarivths‘fllavid Lm,’
My] (lien-lop fro- llnrn. ‘l’ltnrn and
Ev
exceedingly amusing to strangers who
axonwlthinonrgntea. In the first
flees we have “Old Well" and “The
llrldm" then there are “Silver Kine,”
“I’m lilolhver."”t:rnnbrrry l'laine,”
”Whistleviie," “Urnniteville,” "can
lain,” “Peat “tramp,” ”“I'I’ Hill,"
“Brut! River,” "' 'ob‘k‘ Hill,” "I'u'l-iing
Ian-fundamentalist localit- iden-
qurer on: ten.
Heminonrofthcticketspnqnnad for
borough onions: Warden. Janine W.
llyntt; Borne-m, linorge l’. t ufllfi or
Charles '.Ilettn, c enernl lr.K.Couch,
William Il. Earle, l'rulerick llcsd, Gen.
eral ’lhnrlea I film-tend or 114. "W tier-rill,
mullttmimo, 2.: Wilson. ‘1: is a
uncalled “new ticket” and out by
any means a had «on.
prudentialactionofhnvingre-lucedthc
wont' make interesting reading. EJ-
prrrally forwvmeof the old boys who
went to her parents in Williamsport. Pa.
The stories rials Peary an unlesirnble
man for the store an. Ce“. 'y in the spring
he was dismimed. “t matted 9. position
in Detroit. His regul for Jennie did not
cease with his dope-Hue for the went;
for after going to Detroit he r-orrenpond-
ed with her. no recently secured a
divorce from his wife on the ground of
dersrrion. This done. ho returned to
New Haven, and last Wednesday after-
noon he and flies Taylor were married
in the Calvary Baptis church. Penny
iaa can of it years. and is six feet tall.
his wife is 22. and is below medium
'eigbt.
Wilt) IS Bllllll: 1
‘- [uh-own l:(‘.::-tta Suicide by
Drowning
Among the pansen;;~r' from Jartf 'rd
on the city of Rich: ; us} last Saturday
wu n alt-rt, rather m-T' ..ress<'d man
who, when buying Cs Life—ct, Jaid his
name was Roizrrcr. Siren the boot got
down the river on far .4» Rock Landing,
M" Ssmo'clock, the non went to the
lower deck, rumbled over the watch-
man’s lantern, reached the stern gang-
wuy and vaulted over the rail into the
water. No one saw the leap except tlze
wotdrman, who did not divine the man's
intention in moo to prevent the act.
played tine pare twenty yearn ago with
young men of today. Bush-ll then
“map-not so machscieuceaud
skilLbntSorwslk wraproudoi' its clubs
~thaAlertn.of thincity,andtirljber-
nondclnbthnteonld. "down'them. It
“Andy” Urn-tuna waaoueof the bet
hallplnyersinthosedayn ahnteverstood
floanen followed in their footsteps
l'rnd Keymszs tiillooly, 8am Polka,
Dr. G. W. Benedict. ”flnjor" Ferris.
Cor, Iiyonnnul a hostel others whose
Alert. 11’s., with uch players as the
limith boys—”Irma” and "Charley,"-
otnnrhnyawhohaveper-
mmmummm
whose names have slipped the writer's
In wacdrately the pilot "as given the
“m mm “Wu“ “F “w’aignnlJbo atenrner WIS! stopnal and a
boat lowered. Although it was a bright
moonlight night. no trace of the suicide
could be found, not 2'. en the hat he were
when he jumped over. When the pur-
‘i‘r ‘1 “'9 W“ it wean mighty arr took up the ticker in New York he
found one mining. and tin missing
'5" k In"! form to Him "m number we: that 4: tlxeticke. noldto
Noone on .‘i.:. bout knew the
r ‘ ii:. I. Though
0' W m, 50 "I! “'0 Hitch be hnelbeeu drinking um from a bottle
”IF-400 I" CW 33" "”0" ”4 hecorried hnwaa qui" and had attract.
1 1 -later. ed no attention. Tb-.."e l8 no one by the
M the" "Vic-.Wdaon. 1“ “flu“! norm of Rainier in me Hartford direc-
Beirut-r.
wiciuw out: no one in
tory.
xnw usޤ:nnunrr.
names are notnow recalled. Then came wrist aqua one-e Wright's Insular
tlona levenlnd.
com!» st.
Dr. Wright made an intestigatiou and
--Iln own w‘lng. which can he mind. In than days the "We," found "'00” III“ “Vin! “one Whom“!-
," whwenowonlythahnmof tndust' ryin ”Willem equalnr.
dim. mats heoompied Wars in 2 rear house
last week Health Oillcer Wright was
Joints Bathnks, I’rnnk yeah, “”50 informed that Encaa J. Hanson, a man
, Harvey, (iii BM the on”, the “rent! old, wuliving in illth and pov-
erty on Crmceut r' not, near Beaver
Wthattbeyever pond, and that hisc suiition was such an
the dnnpr didnlnyhnfl. Uptown werstheGrunp "is“ M iii!!!" in the “infill!!-
... ”Wm.“ Wilt—“I’VE...“ hood. it is said that the man had con-
user the We. tbs (basins, Roberta, mlbhmsn-l “arable to I've in
The apart-
Ti.wn Agent Todd drove out Saturday
ly necessary to a motion as a matter 0'
record that tho play was given and the
audience appearr l to be greatly pleased
with it. The theatre was crowded, and
the outlook for the engagement is en-
couraging to those engaged in it.—-N. Y.
Times.
Liquor Dealers and the Amendment.
[From the How Haven Palhdinm]
it was announced some time ago that
this: brewers and wholesale liquor dealers
in tho State were to hold a meeting
ntnut thin time and arrange for an
organized opposition to the prohibitory
c institutional amendment, which is to
be voted on next month. Several local
brewers and wholesalers said yesterday
that they had an» Icon rfotiflcd and knew
notLing of such r meeting. Their policy.
It is said, is to conduct their campaign
quietly; but any belief that they are no-
glecting their interests would be away
ofl. Provisions will be made to draw
out the full vote opposed to constitution-
al prohibition.
Comma-louse!”- nn Inildel.
Here is the way logersoll puts it:
"Here is a shoe shop. Una man in the
shoe shop is always busy through the
day—always industrious. In the even-
Ing he grew courting some nice girl.
There are five other men in the shop
that don't do any such thing. They
spend half their working evenings in
dissipation. The first young man by
and by cuts out these others and gets a
boot and shoe store of his own. Then
he marries the girl. Soon he is able to
take his wife out riding of an evening.
The live laborers, his former companions,
whosoehim indulging in this luxury,
retire to the neighboring saloon and pom
resolutions that there in an eternal strug-
gle between labor and capital.”
none Railroad Sold.
The Ansonia 6: Birmingham Horse
Railroad has been sold toH H. Wood,
president of the Electric road between
the two points. He buys only the road
bed, track and franchise, the cars, etc,
remaining in the hands of the receiver.
Ilr. Wwd bought the road an ar indi-
vidual out not as president of the Elec-
tric read, but has adored it to that com-
Ill"!-
I'an Days In Jail for Refusing to Tell
Where In Bought Ills I‘ _
In the police court of Ilarh'ord Tues-
day the following case was disposed of :
William Moran got drunk on Sunday
and greatly é‘zturbed the temperance
meeting on S'cldon street by inviting
the whole amn- Iblnge to step out and got
adrink. The judge sent him to jail for
forty days, ten being imposed for con-
tempt of marurnfm,» disclose
where beobhined thel' nor.
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The following were imued Sept. 10.
1889. List furnished from oflice of A.
I. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
iill. I comm
Elias F. Ganford has been appointed
postmaster at Ore Hill, Litohfield county.
The pant season at Fenwick Hall is
said to have been the most prosperous in
many years.
The annual fairs
Southington which were to have begun
yesterday were postponed a day.
In a lliddletown hen, killed afew days
since. a growth of
probably the result 0! the hen’s swallow-
ing a seed.
Nearly every boat anchored at Nisutic
was swamped Tuesday night.
were swept to sea and others were dash-
ed to pieces.
Fred E. Cotton, of Colebrook River,
near Winated, was instantly killed Tues-
day night, his blind
a steep embankment.
In New Britain, yesterday morning,
the Arnold building, containing a ra-
taurant and the flag Min
Weekly News was burned: loss, 315,000.
A man with the name “Ambrose Hal-
pin” marked in his hat was struck by a
train on the Valley road, near Colt’s dykc
yesterday afternoon
The will of Ilia Cordelia Stanley of
New B-itnin divides
American Missionary association, [the
Hampton institute
Home Missionary society. " 1 . 1
Karl Gerhardt, the Hartford sculptor,
has completed the clay model of a colon-
sal statue of Seth Boyden, ordered some
twelve months ago
been an intimate
of the suit, and
again.
ark, N. J., where Boytou died in 1870.
A Connecticut Association Press din-4
patch from Winsted credits Raid {of
Hartford with running a mile in .
minutes. The time keeper must have
The alleged perlormancc is impomiblc.
Last April Virginia D. Brown, of
Bridgeport, sued for a divorce from her
husband. The latter thought the mar-
riage annulled when he received notice
He secured a marriage license,
but discovered his error in time to save
himself from becoming a higamist.
run aims.
at Collinevllls and
squash was found,
Some
horse walking over
and instantly killed.
$40,000 between the
and the American
reg-z»; .4
by the city of New-
friend of Mr. Nolan.
arranged to marry
TO 1.31:
“mathematician
Advertisements under this head. not
exceed 5
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Annmarie: SUIT or soon 300113403
Benedict Farm, corner Second
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 12th.
Kennedy, Williams a nose, .
Aecornpanledbytheirownlalrflolllfl,“ i '4- 4
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fi'iv'mWJ‘fihfi ' ”thigh ‘
One light only.
Thursday Evening, Sept 712.14
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um, Mil-I'M! ("mm mmmummh
edortsnndnccsptthalrpnnronawill Yahwmmmhm
evwringand investigated. He learned
that Innsou "ad several relatives in this
city and the town agent immedme
notified them of tf-u man's condition.
They promised tocar . torhim yesterday.
If they fall todo so Town Agent Todd
port, Conn.:
Edwin J. Tools, New Haven, two pate
cuts, cording attachment for sewing ma-
chines aud rntller for sewing machines;
Cornelius Birkery, Hartford, culinary
utensil; William A. Loren; Hartford,
A '«mr'm’
bu
turn on the for n term of
WI. A. ll 30!, “0"
anti! 2w
trade. on:
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Plans and Spmilimtiom
IL, NJ. city.
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”midsummer-man,“ Phoenix 1’.me ”Wu-I‘m“ mm “at Besidesthshonsnnwnreh he resides tot, clock “.2; Robert C. In“, Union. mufsftmfii magnifies
heownnn house on t'renoent street,
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