nexus.
“Si-34"
”MEI. IJ-
E's-aw? also: hours
It“:
‘s ml 1. 0. Ills-sh
mun-swab I mm passed through this city this morning
'1‘”? I‘ll so roots for the Daabury fair.
“ma-amt:
mlssasasalltastsrlss
‘un‘awaasos..wua «our; key a all
““ mana-
Ilalature almanac rev 'l‘o-Iorrow.
90.2: 3.45
it. v. Harald warns; Wu.
The cyclone yesterday in the Eli-tern
‘ . with threatening weather on the South-
srn cussts, its influence extending along
the gulf stream. Heaters of vessels now
probably occasion frosts, affecting the
tobacco crop of this section. Tempera-
Célllha Mimi“ NJBIWo
fuss-aimless! tbsOssrtan
grsswllt he lists as Ioassr m
October“. “
W...
Thcboaw“l. a: u. w. Binds" and
"an,“ "sacrum mums elm-rm M"
,m:“: .331"; her It Hill's M-
Au uuusuall
The work of
a
,fifimflmdmmwl: W“ outbadprlngstrsettrrracswlllbscoln-
,fl“ ”WWW” macedbyJohnKlortocto-day.
The pastors of the lsthodist and Core
uregational city churches spoke upon the
mm .
. constitutional amendment last events
rm“. mast-mm. ‘
», -Ths scenic alarms in the castatta
‘* fl.” til-DWI!!! will long be remembered. Secure your
mammal-s m“
;‘ W cfah=s is min-s
hm new; :y. .0 highest E Seymour'a.
The semiannual election of officers of
gamma—culls M. the M‘ the Y. P. 8. C. E. of the Norwalk Bap-
mailman. list church will be held Friday evening.
A game of
weather will prevail, preceded possibly docks.
by light rain near the coasts, with fresh
weather and brisk to fresh northwesterly
to northeasterly winds will prevail, pre-
coded by local rain near the coasts. 0n
lorrsd by higher temperature and by rain
“Wednesday, partly cloudy to cloudy
warmer weather, followed br rain.
Andrew J. Hutchinson has raised the
frame 0' another house 0“ “I?“ stree'. meeting of father and daughters, death
of Shemuel, dramatic solo of the prin-
ces-r, on the field of battle, imposing
—————- mountain scene, dedication of the dangli-
’ A son W" b0” ‘0 M" '“d_ “'9' He" ter to the temple, all combined make all
nan House", of Rowayton, this morning- entertainment of rare excellence.
-—New white clarer honey at Charles
I. Beymour‘a.
Arthur L. Russell of Yale college
—R-turu of
ing houses. at Ferd Hayes’ market. procured.
The teacher's of the 0 liter School are
talking of joining Pri 's class for ob-
ject drawing. \‘
One candidate receivedthe rite of bap-
day morning.
~Jockey club boneless sardinx a at C.
E. Beymour’s.
B. 8. Wood has‘purcbased a lot at the
corner of Chapel and Garden streets and
will at once begin the erection of a new
house.
A new winter time-table went into
elect on the street railway today. By
the new arrangement the last car leaves
, Rorwalk at low.
-—llcrnernbsr the musical and literary
”entertainment by the Y. P. 8. C. E. at
' MMIH‘EWIM-mmtmming.
, "" " "W‘N‘W 'xuv «)1 on“,
' Switch engine No. 85, of the Derby
road, known as “The Big Mogul," was
taken ,to Wilson’s Point Friday, where
li‘irilrllsrtrubnes rorshsrasnm _. . .,
“running-":2. ' r
, Norwalk people who go tclhe Dan-
, bury fair should get their meals at C. E.
Inn’s restaurant. He will make a
‘ medal effort to please them, and his
7 charges will be reasonable.
. -Fine Halaga grapes at Charles E.
Beymour’s.
. Albertflcfiiunia and Hire Edith Lin-
‘ dmbcrg were married by Rev. Olin Hal-
, , ‘llcckou the evening of Oct. 2. Both are
' well known, and a boat of friends wish
them unbounded prosperity.
William A. Raymond’s new trotting
marewss on the track Saturday after-
noon with Noah Bteveus holding the
ribbons. She is a fine locker and shows
considerable speed. It is said she can
trctin‘lb "
. «Don’t fail to sea the “Queen's” High
flavour. any-ils march and grand illnm.
bated tableau vivant in Operatia to.
‘mtwruw evening.
One of the
tism at the First Baptist church yester. scarcity of quail this season is that ow-
ing to the openness of last winter, hunt~
ers were shooting to the close of the
year ’88 and even later, and in conse-
quence nearly
days longer.
The athletic
slit pr. the C
Steve Brodie
sis Adams.
The lorwalk l South liorwalk Blac-
trie Light Co. has placed two lights in
the post case, this city.
Your Kipper, “or day“ of atonement:
Hightlde but tide Sun d” 8.", I," was observed by the Jews from sundown
5 M 5.23 Friday night until sundown Saturday
.. night.
Fred H-illeubeck. a former resident of
6qu will probably move northwardly "l" c"!- n W 0' Bridgeport, "1" Mi”
Clara Kendall of that city, were married
Brittney evening in Bridgeport.
The steam barge Dennis Valentine ia
ture fell in the United States yesterday, discharging another load of eighteen.
except in the Northwest. In this dis. inch iron pipe for the South Norwalk
trict today colder, partly cloudy to fair water works, at one of the borough
W. B. E Incr- oodof Norwalk has
to brisk northerly and northwesterly ~. ‘ . '
" In the Middle Sta an d New entered b. g. Ed in race in the-2.86 and
nd" m 2 32 classes at the Danbury fair. and B.
England cooler, partly cloudy to “it Lockwood ch. g. Sam W. in the 2 45 and
2 48 classes.
Frank Robinson, aged forty-nine years,.
heday in [big action gnd in New Evy“. (“it‘d at his home it) (hi! city Saturday
land cooler, fair weather and northwest owning- llt Robinson was a carpenter
srly to northeastme brisk winds mu and joiner by trade. The interment will
probably prevail, preceded by frosts, fol take place in Brooklyn to day.
in the southern parts of this section; and D:AI;:;:B c323. Sims)” T239223:
sweetest and best, at C. E. Seymour’s.
_ _ , , "Charles Beck thrust his hand through
spent Sunday with his parents in this , mm, of 8'08! at his home in Day street
“5" _____.__ yesterday.” The glass cut his hand badly,
—8mall fresh hams for roasting, 12c. and he suffered greatly from loss of
a pound. A liberal reduction to board- blood before medical assistance could he
1—th pork and sausage 12¢ a pound.
A liberal reduction to boarding houses,
at F. Hayes’ market.
few days longer. Be sure and secure the
going~to the traveling picture gallery on
Washington street, next to W. W. Corn-
stock’s hardware store, and have your
picture taken. Remember, only a few
I
on), of” "it." it some .
9..., at...ul....-..::r....°"".
cloning. ,lllike 05M". is down on the bill
for {gagrpunds drill cussingi‘ , '
The Thomas Woods, sent to jail Satur-
day for assaulting is. S. Farris, is not
Thomas Wood, the father of Caleb, and
a highly respected citizen of this town.
This statement is not necessary in this
town, hit is made to correct any false
impressions which might arise from the
similarity of names to out—of-town rela-
tives and friends of It. Wood.
PERSONAL IENTION.
Fred Jackson of Brooklyn spent Sun-
day with frisnds in the borough.
Miss Belle Raymond of Jersey City, N.
J., is spending a few days with Miss Gus-
Hrs. C. E. Torrey is visiting her par-
ents in New York State.
Kiss Beale Patton of this city has
gone to Bethel where she will spend the
week with friends.
Abraham Kellogg, ct Booth Wilton, is
visiting in Brat-ford.
William North has returned from a
vait is New Jersey. ,
Jcbunlorrbsybasrstnrned from a
week‘s vacation spent in Brooklyn.
use. we of Cambridge h stopping
la thisetty out rdatlvm ca mm
tlrssshsl a. nurse in «am. a
, ‘ ta ' Kuwait. '
p“, . ....«..w
y large number of [skin
fling the concrete walk
mo....a.
masons assigned for the
exterminated the birds.
——Pictures-—-Tintypes taken only for a
shadows before the substance fades, by
entertainment for the bell-
hipg, announced to take
will act as master of cere-
ably.
much satisfaction.
this
thosschlcksueoops.
tlon.
A little more activity was spparnet at
the foot of the hill, where, in the atorr
recently occupied by J. B. Ella, the bor-
ough election was in progress. This
was due, no doubt. to the fact Ihat
electron was conducted under
the old law, and local politicians of both
parties were crowded thick about the
door, and on the other sidewalk.
parenlly there was considerable scratch-
ing and pasting going on.
offered for sale.
feed and building materials.
will be called to the rescue.
Seymour’s.
mouldy chestnuts.
I“
I'll mull.
Ilew the Vet- ava leiag rolled-
The polls luthlscity opsusdatl
o'clock this morning asdthe nawaye-
tempt voting was inaugurated. Very lles Iackwooll raided sharp in tlicrssr .
little tniublelias has. experienced and of mar-m factory on Hoyt attest,
wheretlrsboyswsrs sngagerllu aqnflt
One ruse Msssdto votsas he mofpokw. Whmtiieomssrsstso
sald he did not intend to pass through I! the barn there were lively scramble.
One of the young gamblers scooped tbs
Tbs republican and democrats have rot and jumped out of the hay loft door.
not bind ticket psddlsrsaud thaplan whllrths others made their escape ss
usuriohavescrkvdwellaudhaagtrau best they could. Their names were
The pastors, how» taken by the chief, however, and arrests
0'". ‘0 00 MM. and if all of their are are likely to follow.
used that are put oul,all the candidates Sunday card playing among young
mcuandboyslscarrlsd on loan alarm-
In the am voting district a very light ins extent. it I- nsid. In secluded plies-
vols had been pulled up to noon, less of the borough and city. The pastoral
than as partial envelopes having been one of the tip sows churches
glvsaoetat it o’shck. Pastels giving
explicit instructions how to vote under
the new law were posted cousplclraraly
. about the town Muse, but this did not
-—Lsrge deep sea No. l mackerel at 0. prdvent some of the early cues from be-
coming somewhat coufu-sd. Later in
the day, after the method became better
understood. everything ran smoothly in
and the intent of the law was strictly
carried out.
During the morning hours no special
incident occurred, the general verdict of
those about the polls being that it was a
very quiet election. The usual crowd of
ticket-peddlers and Wll’e'pllllt'fh about
the town house was not there, the pro
visions of the law having sent them lur-
lbrr down the hill.
_ Many expressed themselves as highs,
roots." was layer] on pleased with the new law and its opera-
sailing toBoulhern ports should be on Ieadow street Saturday, befween the
the lookout I" -cyclonlc ”'9' Th” Elites and I picked eleven. The score
"cold were” from the lake region "n was 2 to 0 in favor of the former.
«museum
was! ass-Hr
the new law hassn far worked samu-
will stand a showof being elected.
—No kicking in lie laundry when
Brussels soap is used.
Thfiaiflamh—nlecscm
State Attorney Fessenden has so far
recovered that he is expected to be pres-
eat at the term of the criminal side of
the Superior Court which opens to'mor
several important cases were continued
from the last term to the incoming term
The South masons t' al of court, and the docket is quite a large
ga ion
THE LOCAL NEWS. Church will bededicated in a few weeks. 22;, I,‘,‘,°§‘°{§;', 1:2,? we mm"
————— Ao organ concert will be given on the
. The monthly men“? 0‘ m" Common date of the event by the new t6,000 or»
Council “7'“ be held "“5 evening. gun and twenty carefully selected voices.
Prosecuting
Attorney Chamberlan, who is associated
with the State Attorney in the Storlfel
case is confident that the evidence A man lessee . property a, at .
prlhnh and his army, a‘gatnst m" prove conclusive. Attorney monthly rental of 810. He isstrictly
Chamberlain has been instrumental in bound up In his lease to produce this
ferreting out the new evldence which is amount punctually for the use of the
exprcml to prove Stocffsl’s guilt beyond
all possibility of a doubt.
Esteypf New York, and Attorney Cham-
berlan visited Newton several times to
work up the case with the assistance of
Detective
have succeeded in clearing up the prev
ions mysterious details connected with
the shooting of Andrew J. Peck. The rent and what has be
evidence in the Beheels trial will be a ' . . .
ethe respect of continuin th thin
repetition of that developed at the first pl p K e 3
trial. _____~ ______‘__
Good and Bad News from Bowayton.
the lower dock on Five Mile River.
Mile River for business purposes.
Mwaw.
tree lecture for Ladies.
Dr. liary F. Newgsou, of New York
City. will lecture to ladies only on «Wed-
nesday evening, October 0, at the Nov-
walk Baptist church. Subject, "The Per-
ils and Pomibllities of American We .. -
anbood." The lecture will be illustrated
with life sins paintings. Admimion free.
4am new layer figs at Charles E.
a... rsoiraa renews.
Some unpriucipled chap In New Lon-
don, who can imitate a lady‘s writing,
has been sending anonymous letters to a
young barber, making engagements [to
meet him, appointing the lime and place.
The barber, thinking that his correspon-
deutisof thefalrcr ssx.hss alwaysfol.
lowed the directions of the unknown
letter writer, cinch to his inconvenience
and dimppoiatmsnt. The barber ought
to take hls'tlpaad uotswallowauy more
loam ”W
Bombers of the W.C.T.U.aad Y.
moan...» at tkslschsciss' sol HemWillh- r.
misfiwhsrahflmudm lawn! and '
have
’h
card parties that bare
the ordinary way of
the same condition of
AP
returns therein what
he is working to the
therewith and secure
ducing an income for
and family.
property, and unless
Hr.
from financially; in
whole community.
lacy who careful
profit to the society,
ways was it.
lumbar roast entire.
Alanwhsveaaams'ss tam
Whittle“.
Inteyestsrdsysftsruoouchlefcfl'c-
forthe‘p’aatfewysars... _ u r
The Benefit of Building and loan Asse- It. Olmstead is about twenty ye."
_ old and for some time has been learning
The savings of the mechanic and labor. the Wml‘ trade.
g man are necessarily limited, and, in - , .
eiatlawa
now and then, they may git discouraged
on account 01 the lull"! of time necss~ lean news in The Star of late,” writes a
sary to accumulate suillcirnt to accord dorkingmsn, "and I’m 00"! 1 had 1101
pliah their desires, and are very likely to
give up in despair when year after year is too late for me now to try to begin to
passes and they still see their object far save. If I had commenced a few years
n8. But with the assistance rendered
by the union of individuals exactly in ,
{are with himself, never too late to join a building and
he or“) command. in [he bpxinnlng of m amoclction. To him The Star would
practical life, the means which, without “I “1“ ii ‘0 hi9 3"“ d‘“! ‘0 acquire ‘
this union would require years of toll home. Itcomes before all others. It is
and self denial; and then he would only ‘ duty ’0“ 0'9 ‘0 10'" little ones, l0
arrive at the ideal of his mind when no your wife. to youmlf- You can do it.
“pun, [up pnjoymgng would [1.1. You can ('0 lb 1‘ you ITO “l8 aflOCh I“
passed. the meridian and his pathway, in 9‘“ member 0‘ the 8"?“ laboring f“-
conarquence of years of toll, is necessar-
ily downward. Here he begins at the
and...“ we". “a mm the benefit doitina few years. It is not too late.
of years of saving before he has made It '0‘!“ bl" been better bid you 0001'
any accumulation; ”a in liquidating his meuced at the outset of life. But if you
engagements with the association only
with is, of course, subject to the mercy
of the lessor. But suppose he is prompt
and faithfully performs his contract,what
, _ is his condition, say at the expiration of
Deputy Sheriff 0'0”" “d when m” twelve years? At $10 monthly rental he
pays his landlord “20 yearly; therefore
in twelve years he pays 61.440 in
indefinitely for the payment of his rent
has consumed his income and he has not
been able to lay by anything as a fund to
Ephl’ilm “OWN“ WHOM!“ from fallback on. The property he occupies
Oliver Cook two and a half scresof land, is "In“! at 31,000 when im first takes
with an old homestead and valuable Wim- at the end of twelve years
shore front, situated opposite the lower he has ".13, Paid more am. it. full val-
ue, and really has notbimr, while the
Thomea will immediately have the pro- pmpeyty may have nearly doubled In
P9“! mapped out in buildinr lots and value; therefore be has paid for bisland-
The situation Mill! lords’ property in full, but cannot claim
eligible, they will no doabt be sold g title. ‘
quickly ‘0' cottage ”“93- 11" shore Now take the man who invests the
front is intended for Mr. Themes own ”we‘llpount' (Sill per month) in “mild-
use. Wherebewill, in the near future,
remove his extensive business of coal, abouse throu
may have doubled in value, of
twelvaysarsago,andystlis is h
tbstitle fullandconiplets? Theanswcr
isas almpleaa tlisresmt is wonderful,
namely. in sodium tothe are direct bl! of Eel-condim- vbo attracted an
upon thls scrim hrhls sauce latency- ‘
day morning, attributing the “evil Id
paged in moiety
laying up a little
he would have to
pay a landlord for rental, while feeling ton have - home you are an independent
that only fora short time is this neces- “I‘ll—t "89 man—which 3”“ claim to
vary and then his obligations are ended, “0 '0 [0‘18 as—sbould I0" '19 overtaken
render! it a comparatively easy task; for b! ”Offline-1000f work. perhaps, or
end he wishes to
attain, and there is positive, moral cer- ‘0 1M" “Mill-’0“ are ll “'9 m9“?! 0'
minty that he will and can reach it. your landlord. And the facilities are so
, , How much better. then, for every man multiplied nowadays aiding in ”this di-
row. Owing to Hr. Fessenden a Illness, who is within reach 0‘ these KM! and recliou of acquiring a home that as soon
good institutions to connect himself 3 "'9 “fills 0! I single hundred dollars
his own independ-
em, and thus feel conscious that his I- virmllr your own home. and the
energies have not been expended in prc~ larger potllfln of the sum you now pay
the support of an-
itber, to the exclusion of his own person chase price of the pmpsrty you occupy,
be complies there-
for it? Why, sim-
ing association and procurca for himself
its agency. He is re- M'k’ but "1
quired to pay is dues monthly precisely
The bad news is that Alphonse Dibble as the tenant pays his rent. What is the
has built a stone wall in front of town condition at the end or twelve years, sup-
property on the shore, thereby depriving posing his association will then have
the WW0 "0m ill "0- 1‘ ll the WI! terminated? Itis just this: He owns in
public opening to the shore for smile fee simple the property he occupies and
dfkl'ant.’ i‘T‘iere'is positive ”New!“ hufbasa paying wait warn, this month;
it fipblihc dilltviswacd nths’aslsatmm lyric-t interhlclhulhiiagaasssaiatisag fer...
Their claim is satisfied, and hols a free-
'j humanism-taco louvre-trio boldsmtwithlawrincuaibrsaca-rmalrhll
conflicts v’kslhas ihuught Ifr. Edward
Smith's shore front at the head of Five which he receives all the benefit. In the
onscasstbsuignatays where bastarted
the other he is an
encouraged and successful helper to the
ly read the above
may bsskeptical enough to ask the ques-
tlcu. How is it that the man who has
it has had the use.
tolend toolbar mm of the full Iii-Melvin“- amour-concur. who a
31,440 foraa avenge timccf six full Mublhmmudm.buthutbo
years, producing atcpsrcsut an addl- “I'm!“ kiflsmmm 0““
tional sum of £518.40, making a grand W church In this cerium. as
totalof “All. The ccrnpoundlug of wellaaonsofthemost profound .050"
thsmcutblyrcceipte andasltgbt prosr In Beau- of hi- wnioritr Inc vs-
madaoifssoh withdrawal will more Math-mains hill-or» Havi-
tbsnprodscstbsaesdedbalaacacfula mull-swimliataudunm .
the bmhem—Theliuflingfiaws.
.7 star was soon nostrils. its» limits. an. Altotllll run stars. ‘1 m
m _ _ I t a. ”M”. '
classless m with a Terrible A curls-“r 0- l-Is'II-rl Aim-ts We All min to find the list car which ”
H W files like bre- Ils-e- m" “WM“- ran on theudraw of the Thames river :33“ on M. leftoak
hula m, ayouug man residing FYI“ 0- PMPM “I. lhlllfllfll in.“ brtdgs Wednesday into tlfty feet of web “1 ““100“,“, the
“VIM"..‘MI’; Mu from chant in New Haven, has a curiosity in as have been ”my”, was the plot I
We farm. wast hunting the shape of a family of live cats of a The First Wm, 'u bospitsbly "Say ylhur “73.2 t of .,
"mm! nlgbtaud M "‘5 peculiar nature. 11" W“ the "m‘ entertained is looked Thursday tinned the other “Iris ‘
,swloas accident. Ba was near Blew "1'35“!!!” WNW Kenn 0|! "10 3““ Stevens, w twenty of N", at on,» ' m
s ' t
w the young man’s arid ‘sb‘ove the
dbow. '
Itinwn of the plan before, for I think it
ago it would have been all right."
sweek-and your name is legion—can
when in cooling down a side hill
dipped and fell. The hammers ofhls
u were down but they struck against
large stone and the charge of shot en-
the left elbow and completely tors
y the lions so that the lower part or
arm haug- shreds.
Away from he had an experi-
thst ls ludmcribablc. Going to a
near by hewsstaksn in by a fain-
Ia-sd Kalleggaud when he wasst
be moved be was taken hours. Dr.
: was summoned and did what he
, turslll'ivstilasolicitor;i . ,,
‘r his-testy morning In: urks‘arjlpb
brig Townsra number of years ago from F airfield was kicked in the abdomen by
.Croix. She found a homeiu llr. l
Phlst warehouse, and there has raised . horas Wed ’ “d "n al.’
A girl of seven years. daughter of
a happy famll of two children and two ,
grandchildrdt: The pecullsrlty about (”WWW “'de ‘m "I“ 0'" It We
the breed is that for three weeks in the EM "k grounds Thursday and '“
fall they undergo a change of color with~ disfigured '°' life.
out shedding their costs. When a re- Connecticut's “It". "id 0°!!!“-
porter visited lfr. Pliipp's store about s W!“ h" been ”I'll“! '0 “I! Chllflbfl
mopth ago he noticed th. little family of Commerce banquet at Hartford, at
of jet black oats, and yesterday he y... which the Spanish-Americans will be
surprised toseethat three of them had entertained. next Thur-dry "who
turnedsdark red. ltsrcuis that during Admin-ion of W to the sill-r!
the last month they pass a... undergo- or the Hyperion onthatoccaslon is not
iprthéir‘spncrlcsrm. Thcoldeslonss Warm Win“!- holes-Pillar»
hall completed the change and was,“ probably wltidellrer so addreis of "wel- u... , “um
scarcely a red hair, but the kittens had come ‘0 Spanish. v—wv «~
-~-~v--~—~ ~ IDUPllr 'l'lra sonirn a: 4‘
“That was a rather queer
tlon,” ooasrved a
overheard it, after the llv A,
inflow oil. _
* h, I had to hedge," raping
“M“dmseolissotthsw' »‘
oosnlud him an lawyer. _ ,
ing to write me an oplnionggl ‘
a bill. I’m a doctor, audacl ”
medical advice as an edit.”
Free Press. ‘
t . N...
no °°"’,"'°'°“,f§1‘1".‘f,‘,‘_'fff§lfl'fl“‘ ~Brusssla soap stands unrivalled. M33l2333 g,“
"Th‘m’ ll no better and more economi. _. --~~-~~-~~~—
cal soap made than Brussels,
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t.»
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The Oardlnal's Pastoral:
.. Preparatory to the centennial observ-
Coancstlcnt Day. ance of the planting of Roman Catholic—
A circular to comrades of the 17m ism in America comes Cardinal Gibbons' ‘ '
Regt. Association has been issued by the pastoral letter to the Archdiocese of Bal- Adm “lulu“... act I“!
monument committee, which is compoc timore. All bearing “PO“ "19 hi“1°"! im‘ ‘ dorms “um I ire-id" ,
ed of P. Wade, Jr., Hsury Hulls, S. (i. In}! Krowlh ol the Catholic churchjn K“ Hausa orslxnooasotr
Blahsman and ()mrga s, Purdy. An ah- this country, the letter is of especial in- street. Bent
etracl of the circular follows; forest. The cardinal’s well known loy- “m "'5‘
"axes; Eu." ._-. so-
"I have been reading the building and
,lirooms . lint
‘ _ . _ . .l. i. HUBBARK.GIMII
Comrade: ally to his native country and Its institu- walk. . , _
The state of Connecticut having made tions 3!” Ki've‘ “‘9 Wto'“ a [”me two on Tim" lUllll-IIID (VI u I .
I" appropriation g.) the 17th Ram. Conn. tonc a little different, perhaps, from szm- 2:;th rooms. Apply stile. to Imit' ‘
vol," for the purpose of enabling it to ilar letters indited by bishops of foreign . a
suitably mark its position on East Genie. hmh- '
tery Hill on the night of July 2, 1863, The PPM“? 33“ ‘0'“1 “‘9 “c“halv‘he sortable. Applyto a... .3... a.
the monument committee have perfect- bull creating the first Catholic See in FURNISHED FROM U ‘ ,
ed arrangements whereby a monument America was issued by Pope Pins "1- 0“ floor. In rats family. ”new
will be dedicated on the battle field, the 6th of November, 1789. Churches Call-32W Mulls"!!!- filw
Tuesday. 00‘. 22' 1389. and mission built)!“ had been in exis— ()ng myopunnmo.
The committee have arranged to, . tence for many years prior to that, but street. near W“
Wood svmm.
Joint excursion to Gettysburg with the “'9 fir“ ArchbishOp '“ “18 Rcv. J0“ No.53: ill at u ‘ ‘ f
veterans of the 17th Conn. Vols, who Carroll, whose name is held in 8"?“ '8"
are to dedicate a rsgiment tablet on the ereuce ‘h;°“8h°l“ “13 00“"1- He “’35 Pon- SALE.
22d lost a man or ained of Providence, says the y _ ,
- . . . . . Advertisementsuudsr n
A regular train will leave New Haven “flu“ ‘0 “1““ “"3 d'sc'P'me 0‘ “‘9 "nu. 1 time scam-kWh”.
hlonday, Oct. 21. at ”is. m., Milford at church to the requirememn of the newly . ' ‘ «
7:15, Bridgeport at‘l:30, Westport at 7:49, adopted “3"" constitution. _ 100 W‘sm‘wxfi” ”"th
S ruth Norwrilk at 7:50, Stamford at 8:12, The 03mm“: church In“ ”3’33“! ‘ mmm- “mm“m
umpnwicb at 3:23. marveloua expansion in this country “morbflmmmflflk
As the time m“ be too limited to or- within a hundred years. When Bishop n OLD mailman G ’
“my“ the "fly so as to more from the Carroll was consecrated there were not
Grand Central Depot, N. Y., in a body, more than 40,000 Catholics in the United
each ”no“ 0,. separate W.” should un- States, and these were under the minis-
dertake to make the transfer to Jersey tration of "’0‘“ 3° pnests. There were MM
”expeditiously as possible. no hospitals or asylums, and the col-
Aspecial train will leave the Penn. 1959'} Georgetown "3 “'3 only “3‘ of
Railroad Depot, Jersey City, at 10:l5 a. learning ‘50" “'3 parochial school. , Monsters M
m., Ini'ing at Gettysburg “,0,“ g At the present time, however, there is three-cu mllatlcrrena
o'clock p. m. aCatholic population of 9,000,000. In afidfieflm '0'}; ‘
The dedication of the 17“, Conn. mon- the church there are 30 archbishops, 71 themarewaier fronts. Also a he shim? ‘
ument will take place on the morning of bishops, 8,w0 Pm‘plfl. F10” than 10:90“ :3:ng finger-u
Tuesday, the 22d inst., and the tablet of 0‘1““:th 27 seminanes for educating “mm
the 27", will bededlcsted in the after- the priesthood, 650 colleges and acade— wgchoicebaikhnglomtomdfl ‘ '
noon Of a,” day. miss, 520 hospitals and asylums and 0th. 1. I. Ragga“ AM“! to me.
wmmsd“, the 23,] lush, may be de— or visible evidences of growth too num-
voted to visiting various points of inter- “0‘“ ‘0 capltulate. More than ”“3' smgfifmm“ Film
at on the hatllr' fip]d_ says the Cardinal, the strength of the warming
The joint excursion will leave Gettys- Catholic religion, ’8‘: from betray “it! no: my >
burg on its return Thursday, Oct. 24, at “I symptoms 0" "limo“ “’90": in“
7 o'clock a.m. less of decay, exhibits an organic villil- Stone fluonry “(I m
The committee will undertake to pro- “1 and “may growth WMCh afiordsa Tfifimmfim :3“- .
vide parlor car accommodations forthou well—founded 509° 0‘ unlimited expan- gmptlyattcudtoallkindaofm
d h t , lb 1 f h I II who may desire them, from Jersey City, sion in ““5"?- mug: 6"”ng m
an nnesy '5 “I on Y 0” 9 ° 0" toG'tt bur and return. A a lit
ing: "I started out last Saturday “mu Hsadflausrt‘ezrs of the 17th and 27th ~New’buckwheat floor at. Charles E. °
with ” friend named DOM"! on the Regiments will be at the McClellan Seymours.
yacht Parole, for asbort sad about the House, Gettysburg, “he“, quarter; can
sound. also expecting to catch a men of be secured for 3 limited number b
. I all'
fish. About four o clock. when between plying .0 the committee. The commit-
:enfield Re“ “d 3|“? Mk- M" D"‘ tee will render such assistance as they
city and my attention ‘0 ‘ commo- may be able, to all who apply to them to
tron in the water about 200 feet distant. have quarters secured.
L°°',""K that way Isaw PM ""9" 8'9“" The expenses of this most delightful
" d"'"'b°d’ “‘1 immediately “"9""6 and instructive excursion will be as fol-
‘ huge head ”d W3: “h“ “9"!“ lows: Fare from Jersey City to Gettysr
about “in 'm' ”‘1 making ‘ serpentine burg and return, exclusive of parlor car . . . ., ATHENEUI. WILL 01’]!
curve disappeared. I should judge the seats and transfer in New York “.55 in connectionwith the life of the city Monda Even'n 06f ”Ill
fish or whatever it was, was at least 50 hotel rates 3150 and ’3 per day- dinners, ‘03 “10 Pm 9'”! Jill", and 3'50 various y I E’ ' V 7
‘2“ long, “d “’9 body “’0'“ '3 "““d going and returning, 75 cents or, $1 each- amusing recollections of men and things An "I. mun-“gum.“ « tip '. ‘
u an 8 inch stove pipe. The body '” transfer in New York by Elevated Ball: “0‘ hitherto printed. . . measures-Miro: '
way, five cents each way. The rates for The miwillmllustnud with vrews no 1,, A. B. Our _ V .
board at private boarding houses will 0‘ the mar et-p . or W ‘3 u _was,
probably be about $1.25 and 31,50 9" as it is, and par it will be when the ideas
day of James Hillhouse, David Austin and
' other devoted friends of progress shall
infighfi‘i’o:'3?$’r."33”3.m:2i l” “my “mm w" “d “M" ' pm Baikal MW] nJJm}. f
. . . of the history. as custom the bile . "
mm:::xd friends desiring to '°' Diagra’ ms showing the halls and rooms bond to Isms? “:1 '
All personsintsndils to join theu- in 9mm" “"94th "u “d M3; W”“"hT-"?”"£ V
«accountancy Pr with. J... mewmwmhwhsrec S " '
w Con." Gum“ 0, am occupied will be given. All buildings A. W. ,
mince, as early ” ”We, and state meson the green, including the two ‘
whether they are wanted at hotel or pri- state houses which precededthsoue 1.“ J E w L '
vats boarding houses. and also the ac- dsatroyed, and around which cluster _ . .
commodatlous required. precious memories, willbssuitahly men- Diamonds, Witch”; _
line'atchllepatrhalpssflg.‘
1Thia workingman is all wrong. It is
Nit BOUSB AND PART 0! I I
on oodward avmns. W . TWO
ternity. You who are wasting $5 to $10
did not begin then to economize toward
a home the time to begin is now. Once
loss of health, or long continued sickness
is accomplished you can occupy what
in rent can be applied toward the pur-
and can with reasonable assurance be
regarded as your own.
Another Bea serpent Story.
There has been so many stories relating
to the sea serpent that a smile of incred-
ulity sweeps over one‘s countensnco on
having the word mentioned. Capt. Will
Hills, residing on Stratford avenue, who
for the past 40 years has been engaged
in seafaring pursuits, and during that
time has been a strict temperance man
and bears an enviable character for truth
What the History of the State House Will
Contain. h
It will give a clear, impartial story the 9th day of Octolnr. Mano
concerning it, from its construction to :2: Lfifififigmm ‘ __
the date of its removal from the green, Altai: ' '
together with reminiscenses furnished mm a, xfl‘fifimm ,
by different New Haven men of sound 0578 '
memory, who have been active in local
and state affairs. It is intended that the
work shall contain a fair record of events
0 head was of a light. color,
and looked an ugly customer to say the
cast. I, have made my living on the
water for the past forty years, and never
believed in the stories told about sea
serpents, as I thought the parties who
told the stories had seen a big porpoise
or a thras’l‘luer, Slash is a species of the
can. _ A. A n.- s. irritable wrists
or. has»! them it: Jennie-w
m. ins tumble- , shad stops!
stereo! the reptile, or whatirsr it was,
as it stayed above three minutes. Every-
body I see and tell about it laughs, but I
am willing to make oath that we saw
the darned thing, and it is as I tell you.”
It. Doherty was seen by a News report~
er who verified Capt. Hilla' statement in
every particular.—-Bridgsport News. .
new Bishop Williams ltrikes the low
I'erlars.
tinned. .
The lively controversies of which the sew-flagrant. _ loath
state house has been a principal object, D Y
the efforts of its friends for its preserva-
Oct. 8th to 1
hire- 0! for Public Safetv- tion, the votes of the people and com-
——Tbe only soap you need in the house
is Brussels.
The dining cars that have been in use mou council for and against its removal
onthe Consolidated road have been tak- will be fully related. It has been the
en ofl, it is said, for good, though whsn purpose of the editor to rescue from ob-
thsy disappeared, more than a month livion incidents and scenes worth ro-
ago, there was talk of repairs. The numbering and which must increase in
rsasonof theirrsmovalissaidtohstbe valusandintsrsatwith the progress of
possibility cults being started from the coming years. Hm! Pack, Author.
range in cassof accident to the train. m. “-0..“
A“ ofllcial 0‘ the road 1' mm” as -" ' The arrangements of Ir. Porter’s can-
log thattha chaogeis mads“in the ln- bu n n i are I l
, lofpublicmfsty. sue resource a m nssscae,a-
though now only onstslith of what
there will be a year hence. One hundred
typewriters are now at work; next
sis,—
Tbere was no one in that great ameni-
much attention as did the venerable
“ancestry law.
typo-writer's will be choking away next
week. Tbatypa-writsr lstosutlrsly ca-
fidewbhksrs. Wbmraadlnglllths
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ct alumnus. smile,
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