.
i.
‘ Councilman R. .l. Cutbill, committee
. -—At C. E. Seymour’s Masui quart j no common expectation. Could these two South Norwaik, 3102-50 youth, and within it and around it the
no health, has just caused an old horse $100 0il°lh 7 beautiful ynclita‘ sail without those rules South Fire Mile River, 50.00 young men of that generrtion gathered.
‘YNh—Ml’lefl that for several days was it Nothing was too good for the honvulk vexetimn f» the public whereby you Over River, 15 75 lie loved to mingle with old associates.
uni-meneaerringwood. butchers, who attended the barbecue in don‘t know ’lill you read the papers North Center, 13.61 {zg‘I‘i‘if’dhg‘mfhazu3fi5’lm 3:3???
., Frank and Louie Stevens,of F.“ Mile Bridgeport‘ yesterday. The Norwalk which won,——-could they race as the West Norwslkhflb 10.00 He was proud that: be ":8 ayveteran in
3‘ ing the coming Fall election.
wit-sci
w.
‘ Blur, took their departure Tuesday for
- aycarat boarding school.
: thagood wishes of their many friends
' with them.
C. E. Seymour’s.
17 Burbank street, died at an early hour
. church next Sunday.
bltaa been disastrous to the reputation of
v weaned prophets. It would be a good
, _ _ that she is in design and build a
r, “G “if such people to cease talking. If _—___ "beauty." Mr. Burritt has always been
mag]; tar-stain their glory. The at. Polls Sisters Tet-night. accounted a public-spirited man, and
Vii-rm?
‘ lions in other churches are eaptcially in-
. Walters gentleman of fifteen years ex-
by‘lliois‘fiviio advertise
G BENTINEL.
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Notices 543.
“summer-rm
SOUTH NORWALK. 001m, WEDNESDAY, SEPT.18, 1889.
PRICE TWO I ' ,
up: a .9
A genuine cowboy withahard of runs- Till WORLD’S PAID. 91:00]!) NIGHT A! T!!! FAIR.
m fangs arrived in town yesterday. “I. m ‘ o. .....__.....a.
O. 0.. I'D! II- n ‘, I ,
ml“! arr “WM Luke, I. 0' O. F. to lo “0‘ Barney-I'm. ”mm Grant. a tun-”an: 0:11.: Ila-alghmt. acres-bx A Glowing 'rributa by ltsv. Dr. flan-iso-
llntlsr Lodge this evening and witness
the working of the mound degree.
The“) fcstof new rubber fire hose
«candy ordered for the borough lira de-
partment has been secured. accompanied
by a tome years' guarantee.
Special advantages in art and the
French langusg'o are cdersd this year at
Ills! Baird’s Institute. As will bsiun by
the advertisement the vohcoiopscsto-
morrow.
South Norwaik has bssu asked to give
an expression regarding the proposed
world’s fair in New York City in 1”.
Following is the correspondence that
has pared between layer Grant of lisw
York, and layer Gemstock of this city:
Raw You, Boot. it. two.
Dina 81a:-
f have the honor to rrq'isst your aid
and cit-operation to ensure the holding
of an International Exposition in 1” in
New York City. and to make the Expos.
ition worthy of the United States and
the industrial progress of the world.
Through you the City of New York asks
the City of tlouth Norwalk, its authori-
ties. its commercial bodies, its industries
and its cltiaens, to join with us in com-
mamoratlngtbo four bnniirsth anniver-
vary .0! the discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus.
I have the honor to request that you
act with or yourself or designate some,
one to represt t the can of South Nor-
wslk who it if express to us your
'l’he‘. Truly yours.
liven J. GRANT,
Mayor.
His “'lllflf, the Mayor of South Norwalk.
flux. HUutl J. GRANT, Mayor City of
ii.
iili
ii
M Alma-an lav ‘l‘a-larvaw.
Iawtldc Sunrises Sunsets
12.88 5.88 Mil
I. I. llarald Weather turnouts.
The Gulf cyclone, low central about
‘ handrail mils-south of Pensacola,
momma a north-
_. y track.'ths cshufpasing a‘ little
“t of Pensacola, and thence toward
the Carolina coasts. Temperature fell
bold-fly in the United Slatcsypsterday.
The chief minimum reported was 80 de-
0" F" at St. Vincent. Idiom; the chief
maximum, 84. at Pensacola. In this
dhrlct today cooler, partly cloudy to
fair weather will probably prevail, with
light westerly to northwesterly winds,
The Chinaman who was claimed to be
crazy, and whose whereabouts was not
known for several days has been heard
from at Philadelphia. Some believed
that he had been killed.
Theodore 1’:le spoken of as s possi-
ble candidate for selectman on the Dem-
on pile ' hat. It is conceded, however.
itit Haggai Daskhm, the present incum-
bent, will succeed himself.
The James “cilsuley case for keeping
open his saloon on Sunday was heard
before the County Commissioners at
B id , , _ _ _ '“”'”‘"'“"”’*" “‘ y i ,i at i h' f finds its eapremion in the golden rule, be
becoming variable, preceded by rain on 0;“ng his. Sidgdfghldzzd A at New Yu'k' ' BOARD OF EDUCATION. 3,, g": Ig'gmlnageogfm‘pmfldi:?osr was a religious man. lie honored the
I“! Island my, 0‘ this meridi In ’___ ' ”3535133“ _ .u w p r - ’ Sabbath. lie reverenced the name of
an. 1 take tenants in acknowledging the o n h a tsthere will has consciousness ”0d
the Biddle States and New England ~8pecial inducements in flour otC. E. receipt 0? your ("or 0‘ the 1m, in“, School finn- Fhvd III! Dvflclonclu Al- that half has not been said. ' "9 W“ '9 ““99“” “90“ 3°“
partly cloudy to fair, slightly cooler Seymour's.
wuther will prevail, preceded by rain
near the coasts north of Cape Ifay. On
Thursday in this section and in New
W slightly warmer, fair to partly
dandy weather will probably prevail,
with light, variable winds, shifting to afternoon
northeastsriy or the southern parts of ' A..-,.-._._
this section, with the advance of the T""'"‘.“'l""m °' 8°“ “"3““
Gulf cyclone; and on Friday fair to have petitioned the selectmen tocall a
W"! cloudy, warmer weather, with special town meeting for the purpose of 400tb.anuiversary of the ‘discovery oi
variable winds, shifting to brisk north~ "km“ steps‘toward paying the bounty America by Christopher Loiiimbus. m
easterly on the coasts, followed by rain. °‘ “00 ""93 '0th members of COID- 370‘" Win Very respectfully,
requesting the cooperation of the City
oi South Norwalk to insure the holding
It appears that all that is necessary to
insure a storm is to announce that a ball
game into be played by the Norwaiks.
A game between that club and the Inde-
pendents was to have been played this
New York City.
I not clearly oi the opinion that New
York City Is the most desirable place for
holding such an exposition, and so far as
I can learn, our citizens are of the same
mind. It will give me pleasure to co-
_ - was fixed as follows: First term, sixteen man his, in the business of the world,
-M..- MM,“ pally E, Twelfth regiment. FM“ Lonsfigéh we“, began Tuesday. September lid in the politics oi the world and in all the
THE L00 9] NEWS _ ——-~~—- ‘ ‘ A“. ,-. V.___-_..-. - d d F id D co he, 20“, departments of human thought and hu-
' ““3”“!!! severed my connection ‘VIW WANTS A FRIENDLY RACE. an on s r 'y' e m ' man achievcment thn whom men fol-
3, G, Hitcheil has entered the em lo “'9 BMW” 3'0". hereafter I will is ‘ __..____.. Thanksgiving day and theday foliowillli low are the men that tynen can trust. It
at Scaffold & Hoyl. ll 3‘ found at the old and "huh” dry goods some Buggaatlolls from a Correspondent are out. Second term, fifteen weeks, ,3 not ”lend," of gift, it is not genius of
house of Scofleld & Hoyt where I will Relative to the Amateur and Dolphins.
be glad to see all of my friends and cut-
tomerr. R G. MITCHELL.
—___. D
An interesting letter on “Cranksfi
from “H. A 0,” appears on the fourth
page in this issue.
Mr. Glover’s condition has not improv-
cd, and hence there will be no concert
by his band to night.
A hearing by the Common C luncil n._ accepted. The boys will no doubt make
finding the layout 0f Burn“ ".9an a fine appearance in their natty new not
and Lowe street will be held this evening. forms.
-At 0. E. _
We. dozen.
At a special meeting of Phoenix En-
gine and Bose Company, held last night,
South Norwaik’s fast flyers, the "Del-
phine” and the “Amateur," has interest-
vividly. Few are situated so as to pos-
evemhing ohm m Bridgeport, but you thsnthsr, it is the one sport free from
The up“ Man’s Club" is booked ,0 .p‘ wm‘ one ,hh,g more now, and that is s taint, fit to be enjoyed and indulged in Education, a meeting of the joint board
Excuse the of school visitors and selectmen was
7-“ a” 23d. 1‘ is . “mug New York at- good weather ,0 order.”—Bridgspe fl digression—it was but to voice the inter- held, at which deficiencies were allowed
‘ t'rll and because your issue of Monday the several d stritls of the town as fol-
”rat the Open House on the evening weather factory so you can turn out by ladies “'d gentleman.
Mon, full of fun. Post.
puts the matter in a light contrary to
delegation was made up of E. s. Adams, race horses do, the first to cross the line
The take J, E. Wixson, E. 3. Hunted, Jacob by the slightest hair breadth line, to he
I Schaub, William Schauh, A. B. Lock- the winner, and without wagers or
sell. The doughiy Jacob made quite . would bring out more of our best people
reputation as a sprinter, securing second W see the 99°“-
placc in the fat men’s race.
PERSONAL IENTIDR.
MissesJulia and Jennie Byxbee started
today for a visit with Miss India Thomas
-—Bcst creamery butter in the city at
Joseph, son of Robert Afc Kee. of No.
thin morning, aged one year. The re-
mains will be taken to Brooklyn to-mor-
m' for b'm‘l' at Meriden.
Rev. 8. I“. Upham, D. D.. of the Drew Miss Annie “m“, who has been
Mic-l seminary. Vi“ preach morn- spending three weeks with Miss Inez
“It and "Will! 0" "10 occasion of “'9 Keeier, returned to her home in Paw-
raoponiog of the Norwalk Ifetbodist “Richards”.
biive used all summer and the expense
proud of a yacht club, the whole, or a
chip even. But the Cedar Point Cleo
seemsto be quite private, and its races
come and are gone without many of
The East Norwaik Republicans will is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whether llnNashisa member or art
hold a meeting at the store, corner of Clark. does not touch the question, and it seems
East AW“? Md Henry strset, this ev- bliss Julia Carpenter has returned from as ll 1“- Burritt h“! mistaken “l0 M“
culng to take preliminary steps regsrd- . visit in Boston, Mass. which has been so widely discussed and
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Billingtnn, of which led you to publish your articles.
N J ares ndi k The public has had no opportunity to
m1; [grab frie‘heds. og ‘ wee among admire the “Amateur," or even to see
.—____.____.—._ her in motion—professional sailors report
BNTBBTAINIBNTS.
The weather during the past few days
a“. ' . ‘ ., i-s'rnm‘s'eni‘sufimwnos‘ s the certainlyfl pecan in ny, f'h's
‘1 ma. 1- "“3"”. gun'QMF’LE awhil‘fidlféi‘th. ‘iwllhh "‘ltily'di Mudlill‘do.fi"h¢:tgnfi€'g§?§eh'g|i '31:
‘ Hand,” have brought with them the ori- way that. will be' rsmembe “ . Iii-It im
ginal Holland costumssasworn b be wl hdraw his w or or “whi i
del’sfi or may, fit} I i'qir'vllscpehg lplfii 1.1.3.1 in:
chAbéd’lhrchstulii "frll'rii‘it’h "finialitii mattéi;'ahd”wllboiit diiéusiing' st ice,
in person; they wear fourteen while it is generally known that Mr. Nash is
skirts one over the other, a peculiar head not a betting man. If you, Mr. Editor,
dram, dark stockings and wooden sabots. are devoted to your cup, we wont try to
In these picturesque costumes they give
a correct representation, singing in the
change you. It would better to have no
prise. Some beautiful weather will
Holland tongue. and dancing the peas-
ant dances.
occur soon.
Let the gentlemen sail from Roton
1‘9th "10'0",“ greatest wun- Point out into the sound as the wind
I
der, the electric woman mind reader,
will appear in Ionic flail Friday and
In. Clara C. Hoffman of Missouri
will speak in the Baptist Church of this
ammo-y rdviavsgw sodas. tlli
auspices of the Y. P. 8. (LE. of that
church. Ifcmbcrs‘of kindred organiza-
vfted to be present and hear what this
blurted ladybas to say on a subject
that will interest all.
‘ mm the tailor and clothier, makes
Ii "fall greeting" through the columns
a m m to-day. Ir. Davis has
{stubs up more fully than ever this fall
blows, and the public will be there to
second will remember yachting inter-
- cats in the days to come in a hearty sub
‘miflitlfilzdmll.flndllmllfll :5m:::: 2:, Saturday evenings.___ __ ._ _ stantiai manner. With lfsssrs. Nash
hast the m Mn“ dama'nds for mums-who. and Burritt we are all neighbors, and
used neighbora‘ sympathy and interest.
Give us, gentlemen, a friendly race.
Never mind if one boat stands no
chance; and if itbo not odious to you
we will contribute to the expense.
A Non Paormsiosan.
German and lasts at Ilsa Baird's hath
“no.
The services of It. Daering (native
) have been secured for teaching
man and instrumental music. This
“M, is a graduate of the Normal School
of Berlin and of the Conservatory of
Basic at lunlch. A limited number of
outside pupils can be received for tuition
in the German language.
«You can’t make a meritorious article
The gilded youth of Norwalk are pick-
led in cigarette smoke, if the price just
won by an tip-town cigar dealer may be
taken to verify the union. Since the
middle of last larch II. 0. Kosher has
been accumulating certiflcatca that come
packed with each box of ’a csrtain brand
of cigarettes. Awsskorao gobs
posted all to New York with tea
representing a sale of 50,000 cigarettes,
and semi home with a handsome gold
watch, one of the prisesolersd by the
manufacturers.
Romulus-baud.
Yosterdsyaftwnoon as James Jones
waspuiliugoaaropoattbadrawbrldgs
Runaways-dialects was prlclpt-
tatsdlatothswatm. Ashals not pas
m trade has secured as cutter Chas.
Ir. Davis will be glad to
havsalicaflsadasmlnebisgoods and
man prlcsaandwiilgnarantee satis-
.fastlos.
wflwilch engine 330.118 was derailed
‘QM-ornlngnearxdfsr’s furniture fsca
Walnut-upland switch. Thseugine
,viplrvcral'yardsofrali. it was
’Muponthorallsapiu,and
lilies conjures by the sector». The
mambo-manna..-
MM. Engine lie. 118, whose
butpurs lav-rd in the manu-
sets is assured.
of an international Exposition in 1892 in meeting of the school year last evening
at the office of Alfred E. Austin in the
lfasonic building, with President Edwiq
Adams in the chair.
were Charles Olmstead, George W. Car-
roll, Frederick hlend, Alfred E. Austin,
operate with you in securing for us the John A. Slater, Daniel P. Morrell, and J.
mutual advantages resulting from the J_ Millard.
of the school terms for :be coming year
begins Monday, January fl, 1890, and
Editor Sammi—The proposition in ends on Friday, April 18. Fast day out.
your paper a few days since that a Third term, nine weeks, begins Monday,
friendly race should be sailed between April 28, and ends Friday, June 27.
an invitation to attend firemen’s tourns- ed more people than you might suppose. now attending school in other districts
ment at Tarrylown on the 25th inst. was Th"? 8'8 hundreds Of men and VOID” of the town than their own. without
to whom yiicbt sailing appeals most proper permission, must apply to the
ass-i or we a yacht themselves. but they October 1, at which date an adjourned
A Norwalk m;’,,",;,;fy,,,,,dm “You appreciate the beauty of its movements meeting will be held to act upon the ap-
ymour’s Mason pint jars have “at the earth, can“ ho'hw and and the high skill of its execution: more plicarious.
wood, E. F. Dickerman and Dana Bis- stakes, no event could occur which Association has madeagood start from
measure of success was demonstrated by
Probably the race would cost both Mr. its second regal" '00!!!th meeting,
Nash and Mr. Burritt some money for which was held last night at the Temple
their sailors and help; but let them use of Honor room, Which in future will be
the same sails and spars which they ill regular meeting place.
would not likely trouble either owner, dred shares have been subgcribed for.
South Norwalk would be glad to be and if this rate of monthly increase is
Mim Mamie McMahon,of New Haven, your readers knowing about them. cessof $2000, from which loan can be,the jealousy, the one sidedness of the
The funeral of the late George Ricard
Connor, which was held at All Souls
Church, Brooklyn, Buodsy,was attended
by the leading man of both Brooklyn
ad New York, andthousauds of citizens
and members of different social. political
nod secret organizations. The sermon
'l'hs attendanm at the Armory fair
was larger last night than on the prov-
iomumingandmorsintsrsstwav dis-
played in the different dspaurosctv.
There was no entertainment outside of
the music by Heine’s band. Dancing
vu colored by - Isra- nsmw and vi- at the church was preached by a". Dr.
kept“? unt|h a la: :33. ill ‘ the i lucnhon, and we give it in full below:
0"“ ”I V "9“ it is little that the dust of our friend
dun outs-y undead so medium on and brother‘. on his journey from the
Ifonday night and it should bewilntssvd home which it inhabited in life to the
by a large crowd. narrow house appointed for the living,
Those desiring to assist the (l. A. ll. “loll“ ”I" ll! ”’0 WWI"! IN "W
and Co. D should go to the Armory and ' 3T3??? fiul'fil’: xl’hémgum
got their supper, which is served by the that is we“. ‘ l have In). mg“. "a:
Women‘s Relief Corps. '1 y
that sentiment of timidlty that tells us
To marrow evening will be one 01 the that nothing should be spoken above the
best nights of the wash and will ha
«been! the dead, for when the mortal
known as military night. Brig. Gen. life has finished its course the history of
Graham, with his atad of fifteen soon
' Mmmuhrh'ii'n collie lawsuit
and coil wit... and mounts Jim: "”8 in V. W
sent in uiiiform. Co, D will also appear for “I “m“ “d u "‘ h” be" right!
and honorably lived the world needs t
in uniform. The armory will doubtless [or m lnspiation. There is no need
becrowded to its utmost capacity. The that I should put any letters u in my
Fair commenced to boom and its suc- line. for i In: very certain that w atever
may say out of the feelings of my
heart, of the remembrance of many years
lowed at Their bloating Last Night.
The Board of Education held its first
He was not a man of large and bril-
liant gifts. lie was not a man dowried
by his tinker with great genius. He had
not many of those attainments that
make men influential. But he had a
resolute energy which always has in it
the elements of leadersbl , and somehow
men believed in him. hey knew that
within him beat the heart of an honest
man. When he had given the hand of
friendship, in it went the loyal trust up—
on which in the storm of life they could
rely as upon a strong and unfailing
friend. And in all departments of hu-
The others present
The time for the beginning and endingI
achievement that make men leaders of
their time. But it is that rugged, posi-
tive, energetic, sturdy, reliance of char-
acter which men in all departments of
life honor and which make them in-
stinctively and Willingly obey and fol-
low. lie was a man of large, affection-
ate nature. He had Open windows in his
heart and open doors and room enough
in it to take all the world. And he gave
his love to all because the reservoir of it
was not a shallow cistern.
lie was a member of many organism
lions, but the organization that he loved
best was the organization that is repres-
ented so largely here, the volunteer fire
department. There must have been
something of wonderfully fascinating
interest in that organization. That or-
ganization, for the young men of a gen-
erntu-n ago, afforded an outlet for the
strong energy and young enthusiasm of
Decoration day out.
A vote was passed that all scholars
board for such permission on or before
Preceding the meeting of the Board of
lows:
the old cause.
In political life I need not say to you
that be had, in a large degree, the cum
age of his convictions. I suppose that
if we use the language of the age we
should say that ho was a partisan. that
he was an intense partisan in his politi-
cal vies ~«. The religion of the world has
surely been carried on by partisans of
religion. and the philanthropy of the
world brie been carried on by partisans
of philanthropy, and the education of
the world has been carried on by par-
tisans of education. And while I would
not mliixmize the evils of partisanship in
politics, while I believe, while I know
‘ that this spirit of partisanship is one of
the crying evils of our age, give me ten
thousand times over the intensity, the
A Good Start.
That the Norwslk Building and Loan
which it will steadily grow to a full
Since the
meeting in August more than three hun-
maintaiued to the beginning of its next
fiscal year, it will commence that period
with more than four thousand shares on
its books, and a monthly income in ex-
made ,0 its members. No loan was partisan in politics in preference to this
made at this meeting but at the next miserable indifferentisin which is the
there will be from “’20“ to $1500avsil- menace and curse of our municipalities
and our nation. A conviction if it is
able for that purpose, and it is under intense, has force. If it i. wrong it is a
stood that a number of members desire terrible engine of evil.
loans of 31000 or more. The attendance You may be assured that’if in politics
at the meeting was large and the inter- upon one ' side is intense partisanship
so. in its proceedings keen. Its members :gfleoxl‘llllummblrr Intense penal;
. p e or so you may run
:5,‘,:::,°':o°é,::,l,f magi-fixer; :33 P'rilsans of one side to see that no grave
_ , . _ and permanent injury comes to the re-
preciate "'3 bum"! “P0“ “'9" 0"“ 0”” public through the partisans on the other
and to apply it to their own advantage.
, _ , , _ side. Better intensity of conviction, bet-
W"""""W..W.i‘“.ii ”l“. hm... cwmmnmu
lithilthdl' ‘hillb'w 'n‘d”i il' ' ‘ ’fl ll- ill availed ‘ ' s ‘
all~lo shamans wttii'sii ill Wflfllillmhidbrthgthsdf‘cfihw'fib
W’ofiflleM‘haflidlt elm gmfighmammfimm:
which this local association has placed thzyissues of our age,spoil their dainty
30 many 0' 1" shares ll 3 proof '3 0““ garments and their dainty hands. And
of the intelligence of our oltiuus and so, my friends. we may have no re-
tlis nice adaptation of the plan of this preaches. He norms of convictions.
organization to their wants. There is hlvlns the com-so of his councilma-
nothing more instructive than the Whether they '9" "8m 0' “'0‘“! from
. our standard r of re or.
growth of an idea, and we shall watch De believed theotbiri‘glh h: alignedfdnd
with interest the development here of he was true to I“. conscience in the
this emulation which promises to pre- things that he believed. He has occu-
dnce in our own town not only economic pied res nsible ofllclal places. He was
results of great importance, but also sig- azsvpdl'h'icxn‘h: the mil“ is lfiflr‘“
n our c . a may
niflcant social and morhl changes. 3'? l in. “shirt “3. been. no
, a never earn cart of ea in one
—-Don ‘ '°°| ”"1 ’0'" hard. earned thing and meaning another. Bo sever
money in buying a worthless article; but learned the sophisms of life. He never
invest in Brussels soap, and be happy. learned the art of using words to conceal
his thoughts. He never could learn it.
He was a blunt, sin man, of plain
speech. His wo urededno bond to
give it belief. He was rigged lu integ-
rity of character. If I should be asked
A Young This! Captured.
Isaac Mason, fourteen years old, son of
Philip lasso, of Center avenue, was ar-
rested m, h! DUN“! 3501'“! Tom! this assembly what I consider the
charged with theft. On June lib soul. a let characteristic in his life I should
one broke a pane of glam in a little store say it was inflexible in ty.
at No. “3 Iain “Mb kept by “John edtohavs aklnd of col character.
Weston. an old colored man, and stole a 3° W ind '3 " “'3 0‘
quantity of candy. flares and a boy gram-mlhuyonmmted ”mg-1“:
named George Hyatt were accused of some of
tbscrhne. Thelatter was arrested and in a cum mug? badactrd
tried, but tbesvldsncs was not sufficient was appointed to ofhclal pins his old
to convict him, and lfason says he was called h ‘
ssnttolfsw York state by his mother boy.
and did not rslarn until last Sunday.
Be is under Clio bonds to appear for trial
bsfaalustlosAnstia art o’clock out
tofohsspi isolaAsnothlng
mmummwr
pits-st
was-«vary tweet “ugh-astound.
Till LAT! 8110. ll. GOIIOII. ways.” And so.my"frlsads lcaochab
to ism-ms. mt has fl
0
of fair dealing, man with man, in giving
to every man his just and honest due, in
that religion which means sixteen ounces
to the pound and one hundred cents to
the dollar, in that kind of religion that
hath worship.
shearing word of the forms of the holy
church.
loyal to his God, generous in his minis-
trations, and, more than all else, he was
tolerant to others' faiths.
own faith and ready to stand for it be-
fore all the world, never denying its
name in any presence, though it was an
unpopular name, be was as ready to tie
mood tolerance and to give tolerance for , k
others’ convictions as he was to demand ”N’v ’ “m '5“? llm‘l' 5°" ’ 1°C
respect and tolerance for his own faith.
that
lie-rein»
When he
longs this multitude to-dsy, lor any man
to stand up and say that in leaving this
place that be occupied, this place of
severe trusts. this place of tom
1 can challon any to say that in leav-
ing this place left it with other than
a record.
oil so, my friends, I might speak to
you in numbarlass ways were it not for
i it; upon this service that has at-
y been tooprotrscted. But Instinct
refrain from speakin of the tender
characteristics of his it s. I am certain
that in all the homes of our city there
was no more devoted husband and
friend. In becoming a husband he did
not forget the lover’s art. He was a
lover through all these more than forty
years of married ills. his was the worn
sol of his children. There was no com-
pany that they sought with more -
ocss than his, and when he enter the
home there was no need of opening the
windows to lot the sunshine in, for be
Mlz‘démhouas with machine. {is gas
'- W' 9?. .I'9'UJ
W.uli'3”lll Mm last veil l. 2
Ugmrtlwesussdi 'll‘e‘dld n on speak
llored things. But in all the times
He never spoke with
He was prayerful in spirit,
Holding his
mi"
WANTED.
A LARGE on“ ‘
At the Armory Last slight. .2.
ill Bloom 1111]] billion This
By2hYoung-muc‘i.
Who is to have the Choir, Co. I) or the G. A. B.
00“ AND VOTE FOR 11'.
A communes CANE TO as GIVEN TO THE, MOST,
POPULAR FOREMAN or ANY FACTORY In .
(rows- assigwmo
‘l Mil/ll" ’ii lJlil‘rt‘l‘Al
And so, my friends, as we sum it all up
A
we may say of him as we remember his mi oflicc.
Advertisements under this head.
WOIAX CAPABLE OF TAKING CARE 0?
a mother and child. Address J. J.
not exceeding 5
“.00.
K.. Scull-
sis 3t
official life, as we remember his associa- _
tion with various social and other organ-
izations of our city, we may say of him
He IOCkai his lips too close to speak she,
lie washed his hands too clean to take a bribe,
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
ices, 1 time tic. 3 times me. 1 week $1.00.
r6111! 1). ’
De owed no man a debt he could not pay,
have of the love than ought to owe.
So, my friends, he has come to the end
of his life and what shall we say more i
What of this other life ? Is this all there
is? Is there nothing more than this
record of the past? Less than sixty
UK
office.
BUBBIT'I‘ AYZSi'B, A WATl'il, Willi
the owner ran have by proving property
paying for this advertisement. Apply at ' The Salk
line!"
in?
via iw
LOST.
years of achievement and this little
handful of dust lies at my feet. beneath
Advertisements under this head, no: cxreedlng 5
lines. 1 time m, 5 times 50c. 1 week 9!.(0.
the flowers. What shall we say? You
remember the story of Walt Whitman.
lle sat by the coffin which contained a
dear friend. A little child came and eat
before him with wondering awe and
then turned to the poet with questioning
eyes asking with nnutiered words,
S
be
arc—sn's—vjvmm "soon snow to). A
roll of bills on Water attest.
“hernia rewarded by returning the money to
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upon his lap and looked at the casket Southl‘ur'llk.
The finder will
“What is the meaning of it ?" And the
W. A. W Km If. his foundry, Wotan-gran, :
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.
To LET. 3
MW“ is under this head. not extending 5%
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old poet, looking at the child said, ”You lines. 1 time It. 321mm l we: - —
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don't know what it means, do you? We
don’t either.” So, my friends, even no
and the wrsest of us don’t know what it
means and when we tell you that we do
we tell you what we cannot prove. Why
is it that the strong is taken and the
weak is left? Why is it that the helpful
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best if desired. 7 l'nion Park. Narnia. :gllfi
HRLBL’TI‘ HOUSE AND
walk road, near rtrldcncc of
tens; ‘.' rm; rent,
1
W0 XICBLY n'nslauao BOOKS. WITH .
«without boardzuse oiluzh, gas. and furnace; the Opera House at 7 p. m,
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arirs C. Ste-
are taken and the helpless are not? Can
you nose or the question? I cannot.
He who wastes nothing in the great uni-
verse of organic things, will not permit
such infinite waste as there must be if
there is nothing beyond this fitful dream
that we call life. So, my friends, we
can trust that God, out of the mystery
has prepared a revelation for us all.
there is endless progression. 80, while
we may lament that we shall see the
face of our friend no more, we may rev
juice that be has entered into real: that
he is going on amid larger opportunities,
. ”ruminants I invest Tablc.l Codce
and that we shall be joined again with um, 2 ‘r misusing scales, 1 Beef Cutter,
him when mortality is swallowed up of 6 [WW ‘3““2‘WJ 5“" Tm“
life. -_w____,m_..._v - ,
—No more blue Mondays for housewives
as washing is made easy by the use of
Brussels soap. Try it.
Blg cram m‘ ii; in}:
J. A. Finch, the Rocky Mountain Ar—
tist, has presented the Grand Army and
Co. D. fair with a box of Lincoln, Neb. 0
cigars, with the compliments of the
Board of Trade of that city. The cigars
are called “Big Hit,” and are big enough
for policemen’s clubs. They are anovsl-
ty, and will realize a good sum for the
fair.
I desire to call your especial attention to my new
and carefully selected ltockof cloths for
Fall and Winter Sailings,
embracing the boat guoth in the market, and of the
most recent importation, which I am to
make up at short notice, in the most f
style and in thebest manner. For the purpose of
Wfigthe most exacting (lamb, l have in my
sin
Hr. CHARLES WALTER,
A Flotilla-Cutter,“ 15 years’expaisurs, for.
eriywithlltJ ,latsoflfcrwalkaldua—
ploycnlythsbmtcfakllllu-aklngapmygucds.
in Suits and Pants
Therebnodonbt but that I can yams-d
aakiromynu the comidsvatina atrial order;
gsarsntrslngfailsatistsctlon.
l Latte till—dilution
Always to uses. '
tunable
'lhaakfalfov favor-,1 martin solicit a
mun-scrolls.» "I
Prices Reasonable.
M. SAVIS,
“WANT, TAILOR,
F
mill. Inquire of
'9 P“ x. s. migrant.
tritmsusn aootts. seen “3'2: as -
it. an lw
land street. South Norwal
0W}!!! HAL? OP'SBW BOUSBONMIADOW
1 street, near Woodward
For particulars inquirast 'Il West Avenue,
Norwalk. .
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of life and out of the mystery of death, lines.
A at? iw
life where there is no sickness but where __..-
DISIRABLE SUIT 0? YOUR Boone on
Benedict Farm, corner and
“P033“?—
ater in.
South
913 if ;
avenue.
Second last av»
C. I. BENJAIIN.
on the premises.
_....___.
Advertisements under this head. not earmding 5 '
lines. 1 time 28c, 3 times 50s,! week 31.00.
ls
l Platform Sula. empty Barren. Inquire of
s
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TWO 00 of T B. SIXTH
I14 lw
W. ll. bIYIOITR.
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EW AND SWORD BAND SEWING IA-
chlnes—thda l'lllflll.m
um, Domestic, 3
South Ian 51., 50.
New
,ae. 0.181“! to
await.“ amt!
N" 3651335
first class new mm
mm... £‘kw'mm so”
want one. all
mum-.352
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can '7'”
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0 choice
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Rial. lava-n rot: slits—tr You was! A
house. ov lot,
three months call at lorrelihlfllommcdlsu's once,
No. 95 Washington at,
some of the [out his
West avenue. Apply to W. C.
on farm chap, for them
lure matched
in. mdja number?
not.
all
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of bazaar. andsr the lat
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rust;
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DcKlyn’s Ice Cream Served Tit-Night.
All Kills ill Hillill ill Blfllflllilll Prim
HOT OYSTERB
In All the Leading Styles.
Dancing at 10. Last Car leaves Armory at 10.30 P. If."
EV'hRYBODY COME. ‘
i
”at. l
‘
Opera House,
NORWALK “Um 00-. w
.0” Night only.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18.
TheBesutflniaadm
ll SISTERS :
New A W
Musical ROYAL infill? V
Comedy. m “bill. '
BY STANLEY WOOD.
THE ACME 0F HUIOROUS "if”.
BDISON'S PHONOGMPH "0"-“
port.” port.
Dou’tfsiitoseethcgwatfrse show b m of
i I ”wait m In;
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Seats at Hale's. Norwaik
walk; Itandie's, W
MUSIC HALL, fl "
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Monday, Sept. 23d.
Gsorgelloey's 6mm' “3.55%
“Keen liar
Fillet Pumnrfllmgxhfifi” I ., § . {f 1‘“
A warm costar courtly,
ilesdedbythecm .., i it?! ,
W. Bryant all J. J.
Together with the Charm Actual ml,
MISS time 1:10 ” ,.
calm, as. so and so cm i
Reserved Bastion rate at ”1”“
and Gregory's. lorwalk. , fl,
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finial built, lint till;
America's In“ M ‘W ‘
Boston .
Ivory new, essay-u s Ham-mug
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mine Quad‘rilir,
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haw-ruby- .dEflmah-fl.“ m ‘
lino: assa‘lloowa Anklet.
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