monthly meeting tomorrow evening at
tbs np-townodlcsofthe selector .
,. ,, 1- . n. Y’tr-
building committee of the East
Avenue ll. 8. church will meet to-niglit.
A rchttect Lambert will be present.
The opening games in the handicap
billiard tournament at the rooms of the
.‘V Issald 'mm M'" Not-walk club will he playfl to-nlght.’
. _ Gnlfcyclons will probably 00'“ The celebrated sharp case of Prior
than itsnorthward and north-UNI"! against Lane comes up in the Court of
‘0 M”. “0"“! “film" Common Pleas at Bridgeth tomorror.
y and northeasterly gains on the W
in. “1.31..“ka to Portland, The next meeting of the Broth Nor
”mature rcaesllghtly in the walk Dramatic Annotation will he held
, Blair-yesterday. In mi. district at the house of llr. end Imeachsrds lo—
. cloudy, slightly warmer weather “will” "Obi!!!-
Wr rim-ii. with rain Ind Editors 8. w. my... W. K. staple.
guortheasierly ‘0 WW”! 'lndlr "- snd .lohn Bodemeyer are attending the
~ doorma- form of the 161ml session of the Weekly Press Association
In the litldlnStstcs and New .3 New Haven today.
. 1 1 cloudy weather will prerail, _.__.__
' rain woman. high northeasterly Quite-lure number of people tool:
’windg, On Tuesday in an. advantage of the opportunity yesterday
‘ and in New England slightly '0 taken look at the interior of the new
.1 , cloud, to p.11], cloudy 'pggyfl- Congregational church.
”m” "l"'°"i" "mm ”’ “'” The Ladies’ Aid Society of the 11:...
a” and followed by clearing Norwalk I. E. church will meet at the
mice, with a slight fall of tem- .
. . church to-tnorrow evening to elect oili-
,nnd on Wednesday fair, colder cers for the coming if”.
s
:7 or"
bash
the
w
.1” ' let
a. tumor
"runa- .
is
mauve.
A party oi young men were arrested
this morning for fast driving through
the streets of the city. The case was
nailed by the payment of costs.
“romantic-um.
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7 THE LOCAL NEWS.
. until“. Kelly have returned from
'1 in New York.
“WW moctlngof “'0 Common A literary entertainment will be held
' H 'm beheld this evening. at the Baptist church, this city. to mor-
I." Angina. Goodrich of PortJervin, row evening under the auspices of Y.
w r. is visiting with llr. and llrs. W. 0.1'. U. Admirsionflbcents.
Hull.
....._.__... ' Irving Ferris. Fred Rowan, Walter
pliant Lawrence has accepteda Jennings and George lander represent
with the P01112113?! Kill and this city at Col. Rnberte‘ llilitary Ineti
Mpny. lute. They will wear the uniform with
8.1qu is building it new grace.
Giles Gregory and family will more
this week from Berkley to France street,
where'they will take up their residence
with Mr. Gregory’s mother.
- shop on the Edward Taylor
1 Broad River.
1 1 tray that thus far the holiday
in! mounted to nothing. Don't
flare dull holidays.
res pounds of good beef steak for
at Ferd Hayes’ market.
- East Norwnlk mill pond remained
-1 1 with ice a half inch
Atthat rate we trill soon have
like Josie Viodek. or Bridgeport, i...
mending a few days with bliss
Godfrey on South Iain street,
m W. H. Stevenson and family have
Wed from their summer home in
The ladies of the Methodist church
are planning for a musical, literary and
gastronomical entertainment to he held
in the Opera House on December 10th
and 11th.
A party of South Norwalk school teach-
ere, composed of lies Bertha Brown,
Miss Katherine Dowd, lfisa Charlotte
Lamont. lfim Lucia Iianrlsnd, litre
L‘aaie Dayton, Iiiss Anna Dinkertnan,
liar L‘nnie 'l'olles and list InciaBower.
of the Welsh training school, New
Haven, enjoyed a wagonette ride to
Fairfield Saturday afternoon.
~10 pounds of kettle-rendered lard, in
tube, net, for $1.00. at Fartington’s mar-
ket, Railroad Place. Not ndulterated
with tallnw.
m into their reeldencs on Golden We understand there is a movement
Hill, in Bridgeport. on foot in Bridgeport, headed by many
" ’ ‘ --—-- , prominent citizens, to induce the man-
!BW NW Vi“ I” held "l "’9 agement of the Polypsthlc medical In-
* "’1 tbuPirat '- E— church F'l' stitnte, of Boston, to send one or more
weal-s- Bnrw vi" be med of their physicians in Bridgeport on per
. "Fm Ill P- m- indical visits, thus enabling those who
i. talk of “I, am of “,3. desire, to consult with the Pnlypsths and
kg m 3m muting . church he treated by their new system, which
~‘ in a” “3'1““... pm”, according to thrillan paperaisoreat-
mm the u" 3,“ Avenue log such excitement in that city.
, .1 .szm'hr1ih-1Minl 8&1
Wham . lisslin: Whores-dart its um . '
1 Diulllryflast‘mllfis'; llrs. Bit “ flawlncmatit:
. were-erotiaded with tin horns Opera House to-night, beginning at 8
"much“. ""“iriizi‘t‘m'tm’ “w
‘ . . - 1- . I!” Wiri- 1W
' ; mum. ”meadow-Mk, summits. 1‘.
hold Wm“ tubs of 1.. Huntington. contralto: Ur. Joseph
_ «mm
I saying thnt ‘W‘W‘l'eylor s'ttd
In. Taylor left town on a New Yoth
train on'l'neaday forashort vacation.
The item was printed in good faith. but
the In. Taylor spoken of did not. as a
reporter afterwards learned, refer to
Taylor's wife. .
'l'nylnr lived with his wife and a family
of four bright children in npsrtnrsnts
over No. at Main street. borough. lib
wile is the daughter of John W. Snifln,
abootandshoemaher doing lattice-sin
the basement of tie. a Wall street. Ir.
Snifiln was seen this morning by a Sun
“In. reporter. and talked freely about
the matter. There was little ground. he
said, for doubting that his eon-in-law
and Ira. Irving Taylor had eloned. Tay-
tinm;“~'" we Wm mm 2.. :1 1
d s dill "J X’M’liflmi on“ 1
ouch, tbsoholrsf that. Paul'schurd
a
It of It. Paul's shsrsh.
cnapus. the ladies.
dissudchildrsu, will be Ibsnttractlon
stlnslcflall tomorrow evening. Ir.
Ellishusnlraady playedonssngapswsat
intkiscityasd wssrsssivsl in a mom
hearty manner by the patronvot this
house. llis "thspsr, the Yodlsr.” is a
pretty play initsslf,andcnrriunplotof
unusual interest-sin“ comedies of
Ior left town Tuesday morning for New
York, ostensibly on a short vacation,
leaving word with hie wife that he would
return Saturday. She handed her hus-
band an addressed envelope when he
went away that morning with the under-
staodiog that he was to write in case he
did not return on Saturday. Hrs. Taylor
has neither seen our received any word
from her husband. Taylor’s leave of
abeence from his post of duty extended
only to Saturday. He had not reported
for duty this morning.
Mrs. Irving Taylor, the woman wi 1
whom the car driver is said to have
cloned, went away in the afternoon of
the same day 'l'sylor left town, osten-
sibly to spend the week with friends in
Georgetown and Branchville. Under
some pretext or other she induad her
husband to hire a horse and carriage at
Gregory’s livery stable and drive her to
South Norwalk to taken train up the
road. She carried with her a large valbs
and two or three bundles. but her hus-
band's suspicions, it seems. were not at
all aroused by the fact that she took so
much baggage. It was not until Satur-
day that the young blacksmith awoke to
a reslnitinn of the facts. Yesterday In
visited Georgetown and Brsnehsille, but
finding that his wile had not been there
returned home and began searching
about the hours for evidence to confirm
his suspicions. He found it in the din-
appesranoe oi the greater part of his
wife’s 'wearing apparel. Her silver
knives, forks and spoons, a quantity of
silver ware and other valuables were
also missing. With this evidence of hi
wife's infidelity before him Taylor burst
into a flood of tears and could not be
consoled for a long time.
Mr. Snlmn said he had learned that his
son-in1law purchased two. tickets for
New York at‘*the South Norwalk depot.
Taylor's wife, he said, was left in desti-
tute circumstances. Her husband, al-
though earning from O12.” to “Lilla
week, allowed his wile but £8.00 a week
for household expcttscs,antl if he had
not squandered the halauccof his pay
he must have had considerable mon
when he left town. - 1
It is asserted that Taylor and the
woman had been on very intimate terms
and were in the habit of meeting clandr
etinely.
Thought Ills lures lat! low- ”I‘-
Saturday evsuiugnmaprushsdwp to
Chief Vollmernnd said that his horse
hsdbesnstolen. Theshielasasd fora wampsoncrsdittothslrmofl’aliswl .u “and 5, thsmlnvestmentof with Alvis-tie
We” t“ ma
‘4
m ‘ only. "their
knew nothi morsabnut it was because
trim first. ’ areas
were w is on aim" "
lhnt‘hs had soon viiih‘nround" the block
desert tionofths
on 1
its kiudconsidernd. 1t furnishes, how.
ever.ubroudleldfor thsstnr.apd per
mite him tonbow hisvarisd talc-ts to
grentsdvnatagr.
'fla-per,ihaYodisr,"isfrom thsprn
olWrilisinCurleton.qu,thssuthorof
J. K. Enmsit's"frits inlrsland" and
othergvsath'its. Somuehhnsbssumld
shontInBllisssadislectcoiusdiannnd
vocalist that it isdiflcult to lulu-y
thing new tosccredit him with. In
has most amply maintained thsstatov
meet-adsinthnzraninglunayearor
more ago—"tbs sweetest male singer
nowbsforethspublls”——for ihisopinlon
hssbsenreiterntad in almost every city
intthnion where Ir. Bills has been
sesnandheard.
, mates saws.
llavrrfluidieylnbusytrimmiagaloug
theoldtelephoou liuabefovuitptntoo
cold.
“some” the twnysnng-su
fromStsmfovd loroverdriringnkuvss
hasbeennlolsdoupaymsntofccsts.
HenryBsteadutlng a heavy fogm
cently,rnisaed hiawnyandwhsnfouud
hewasinBswCuanaustttiugcnndoorv
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Wklmmfamol ulllO' w. gum“ lib m_ “III“ do
record forntwoyauold is It, in his W551.”
stats. Theooltwnsslsoknndlcappadby
Ir. Joli-son’s acssnivu weight of no npnointeddepnty collector for the fourth
pounds. It must be admitted that internalrevennsdistrlct.
“Prim Windward tomakahls
“among thsstsrpevforinersol the
tnrflathispartoftkaeoantry.
The pnligrescftlisooltinviewothis
phenomenal uinyhsoiiib
turret. ltisutoliows.nudsssoms ad-
mirersterni itqulta “gilt edged.”
“uneducattnuonofsllhrssdr
ere. Brsdinlisorkstats by lajor
Idlerllflflabyflnyllllsr, by flam—
flaminnlmdnmmwnow
ownedbyA. B. Darling of Row York
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ntevslssdsttliulw. iii-believed
hardeners the salts parties who
ihsblgntgan fromths Gangrene»
Charcblsst wsslr.andsold itho
“woman-discovered.
El
John J. Johnson of New Britain yawn-
satessivsly Friday night that he
.uwnm—zil-u ot‘tl‘.‘o with!» .i'lmJ-Itri still "
beGo hnued'hitmday . :
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When the articles remaining unsold will be
THIS
Fill llllll
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AT AUG-1'16
George w. litter of lsriden i... ,been TO LET. ‘
L
head. antaacssdlng
“ tins housewives lilo.
ThswaddlngnfEliasbath YoungWal— “'J ”“ "" "
5
lsr. daughter of ea-Oovernor Waller,
and William Romany Appleby. willoc-
car in New Inndon Thursday.
mam-r Railroad
1131'! .‘9 ,
swoon "Doll F00]! CVMAfl
W. SWAN Z
Stilt.
John Y. Gsflnsy, secretary of the N
Haven Young Men's Republican Cl
and the State Young Republican Drag
during the Ian residential campaig
andnnwsccrstaryofthcconneciirut Be-
publwnu league. was yesterday appointed
deputy collector for the dirt. internal
It
MUM with it! room.
TALKING
00!“! 1'0 hur—usmuunn ca'sitmlt
vi .tlcrtcatuutst seats Non- In!
'drhkoathsatatllo rset. ntltf lit:
osaen sitter m. .
int lVllil'l'l' sorts. nu...
rsvsnas district by Collector John 1.
Hutchinson. The fifth distr'ut includrs “ "mm M R
nous—urns! 08 Hill! BOOIS. “QUE!
orwalx. put! lw
I155 IINIII 8]“, I!
P. F
IL J. S BU RD"!
all of low Haven county. excepting
Initial and Waterbury. Ir. Gafloey
tie. Applyto 1
min :ls stream. noun. Rorwnlh.
will-iccecd lane 1'. Davis, and his ap- M”. ‘
OBI SIX—BOOK COTTAGE) ON QUINI'IID
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Ill. am. 8. GIBSON. Mm
pointmsnt will take effect December I. I eh “m i"
——-————-————-———-———- .tontt n. “APP
mm in ma... 3°}? to QWeststreeLSoathltorwalh.
Two access on roux. succulent
conveniences.
W"‘lmis.l.”aadmany others all
veryfast. ”fashion'thsdauiof "liai-
orlillcs’in the dam of "Inttin K.”
timsm
“thoroughbred strain is imparted
through'd'rusty Dan'hy“Dncslioo”by
“Mondale-thy Importv
attractor. Prbcs is u baautltul srnl
Mwhflafltllmwullhullt.
Diphtheriuprennils iuBrnnlord, and
the pcoplsof the town are much alarmed
in musics. Two childrtn of tits.
‘I'J'. Iumydied Instweek.acbiid of
Patrick lclenna died Friday night,
and than urn four or five fntltilica in
which fatal Insults of the disease III
feared. ’l'hsrn isooasltkrable talk of
owns PART OIBOUBI 01! HIGH cram.
seve- mo-s to small y. A in .
old! JAIB c CBOWI.
no 5! All) PART 0! two 30083
03:. I ll Wat- in. lint rm-
usussofChas 3'3”""fi7d". to
. fl.‘
‘ a. tutti...»
District of Nurwull as. Probate
“In, November 11th. A. D.. 180.
nor. .
Tickets, 35, so and fl ‘ ‘
Tickets for tal at
c . Plalslatl’s. seats
plentyofnousaad-usulsandnsaprotw
Milan-unmarked. “flshsfraid
ofaothlagandlsthspetofths family.
Bislsgnnulihsthosao‘atruchhoras
huttheyhavsthsgnia ti...”
sitting the schools, and if any more
lathe occurthis stepwill undoubtedly
bstaheu.
lists duflLMflsofflotwllk.
~30IIIO women cannot sings tune to
save their lives; but we never raw one
whieonid notslng thepraimol Brno
lasaid
no“ inch“?
033 EIGHT 081.1.
doinglhswovh.
Int-guinea“ WM
loll lflstpsrdrrdstth-vresidcncs laconnectiouwith thsfourthmcutb
of J. B. Weedatfiorotonnfternvery g, mssttngofthsluildbgaudlm
shortiilness. Asmciatlonwhiehtshasplncsto-onow
Therawassheavyfslliaassatlstac- werepriutthn Win.”-
dsr out loud cor-mm brill! sings-s instructive articls tin-tin
hie-kins“ a the sine-EA. nor. Buddinglswsuaflluylagnhcusswith
peddling m. Ml! It. hurrah Bounding”?
varnnmsnddidsotmvvsy. Weinmusmuuavmat
Ir. lavkey isglving hisresidsncnn thanmstimsitlsnlmostslwayswissto
newcostolpaint. Bows-8m pinrlcbt fornhouln. ' the
hoareissiaallandsutirelywlthinrencb
8mith0.Ksulnv,ourgenlulconstnhlr. om- M’s-Hilly towni-
willshortlyvncntsthnlmnmuplacs wail-I ennui-How
nndnroveintonnstea'sbtock. not one; 3'3...“ tut":
bi ”NW1 ’ 1 amour- paylng or
htv,mk:;;oi 55;“;2 Onnsvosll house thaehuunvnnli in
communities“. favoroltnspurchasernstlosingsay
rinses am. not. rssrtrt. emu-Ile- mm w-r-l
1 m hlmtopvsap the hours baforaithm
warrants-armada” nrsnurirslypaislor. ifs-salam-
luw Haven, Coup-low 11F!" ”rummaging-g“...
memo-Mme!“ chihuliismoathlydumarseanctlytbs
Conan-M'fihmmm usufisamcuaufsent. nauoftls
"mt... “dWflbeudursandth
”armament-hum halencs.(l§fl)bforiatsrsst. rants.»
WWrisMiatnallnitsd slur-Die ..us for dusahaccutubutlaltownvds
mutant-"mm mmumsutuuauuh
finial-Worm” thaprults-adsbyttninvmtmsatcf
coauthor!“ mumpmmwmm
la ‘ . r A. 1 m ‘. 1'?“ “K
mmwm mm“...
W min plus that stamps “a
salssoap.ausrahehaduscd itonoe.
heshowuaoiassilkforgnwns, and made
District or lomlllt u‘: M
CO." thdt 1 A. D.” I
nit-t. or’wuna minimum 1.93%
Amuuluder.
Anelegsutlydrsssed womnnaskedto
the unfortunate clerk hand down and
unfold piece after piece without coming
rosny derision.
Finallyshscoucludcd alto would pro-
lsreotnspattsrasthstahshadfirstiook-
ed at, which involved the turning over
of tho satin pile, and at last asked:
‘ russnamovsr
“commemoration-roan.
iHlS"°'”"‘““
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Raquela fer the 2
Presents”
"Areyou quite sure,sir, thnttiiisstyle
Bwovlf’
“Itwns. madam.” snswertdthecler
“whsnyoucsmsin,bntnlterths
that hasslass elapsedlshonld not li
tosayforcsrtain.’
WAIT”
; ill Hilliali all citing.
Ynuilltbcnwantths
mama-9w B E: S '1'
”W3” ””35 PHflTflfliPflS I
ORT H’S.
_ outwith. 1.0th
maximum hit:
: W““"° ire-“mars
m—rrasr-cuss Icahn
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In.» autumn-n.
Iswa
Incas-mammalian»:
A ”unwarranted
mlwflle-tms
”ELEISE
nonhuman-irate”
Undrihumttf l:lm‘ ‘
«man-v sunk-m J "
hatsnewmsalcntllept‘l‘l ‘7
ednestlsy Evening”
Till no :,
A 'lsn neoclasawlll '_ '
“Me n“. 1p
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I;
(.1 run
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and see if hscouldn’t and the boron maotpsidfalnsdvancsfiuthyndr Atthsendntthsslath y~hbaflh
new.» in thedirectlouof thseity lotvlssot his counsei,'auornsy lateral winnsmdnssandsbsntflpmlt.“
oni‘ranhlinstreetand found it by thsllewYorh, is refused to snow. any mum “aluminum
roadsidoeatlnggram. rum-armour. [lesatdthcmhl srwouldows arm-straw
dently believed that things should he acaaspsadiagagnlastktmandhsm gum-pants
moresveninthisworld. Tbefnetthst iatsudtominatehimaslfbytsaifyia‘ an sh.
itemaaterwasinansilroad Squarsdbr iathissasn.
penesrywnsdeemedsnflcisnteaassfor W'rigkttha asutbucl m“,
thshorssalroto look form-entirely theensruntitnrumbrr 7. and fiscal gnu
nisuts. Pallssrundsr " heads to appear at
__n - I ”a" M I”.
'u '3 an“ M t "m lsthswvnntlwsnstmtnttsrnryfl
‘ Sui-ti. tenor; Ir. Everett Noyes, bass;
axillm'l d m“ ' mud Iliss lfinnie P. Fritz. soprano; Ir. A. 8.
1 «~— Gibson, accompanist; lir. .l. Burden.
y Fhasput out some attrao- slocutionist. The programme consists
, ’ their minstmls, of quartsttes, solos. ttlos, duets and re-
”to take place at titeOpcrn citala by Ir. Burden. who in fi’g‘il'fl'd
Intbemnlng of December ii. «the prince of entertainers.
it " """mfl’ m "I” Apropcaof the high hat discussi 1.. ' A
young woman. quohd in the dotinglleld
large number of horseowners Union. payee high compliment to the
' ‘ drivingeverthsnewmac— slasolthsheadotthn sexwhso
.mwoiy. Arum-vitally shesays “that it would ban worms.
.1, spell their facts. bmalethsaymlt‘ its use would
herbs-triangular” MERRILL EWW
annr nuan- '
agawug Blillllt Cllllll, ..... c... ..
raitoaanouian, s‘rauroati. GT. '. taught.
“Manama-sutured
roar. tnoutnarrsnmkml
os— Jamil-salt. attain Me” Edncwon,
”fir: w Emm‘é ”was. ”momma-Ills- nave [an M
:‘-'”:.-.-‘-.‘5-:-'.;-}§ rm“
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