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BEIHIILIIIIW KIIIIIIKBII II
A LIVELY PRIZE FIGHT IN TOWN
MST NIGHT.
4......”—
nl our 10! Illlllll closes AS I‘lll
rum to: use mu.
Rorwolkhadagenulneprlsefigbtlost
night, find those who enjoy bile eo-
ooouters were not dinppointsd in the
sucoen of it. The principals were has
my Cook, a Norwalker. sud Henry Reyo
acids, or Bruntord.
into in the evening large groups oI
men who had previously been given the
“tlp”es towhero the mill was to be,
started Ior theileld of battle, which was
so old ioe house on the outskirts oi the
the spectators were admitted through
esmellelldrng door. For an hour or so
the peoplecoule in small parties and at
" midnight to the neighborhood ill but
filer-the clouding committee or the
Worst at the same place during
otterltooo audevcniug in prepon-
tor the work of the convention,
' .oo-I'I-todlr- ’
##tunctromroenurmd's.
_ knew-yin tkoBeraugk.
, Y‘nday aIternoon as Ilrs. James
m was driving down what is
:, westbeStsawbcrry Bill rosd,near
Filter ‘1’. Gray’s bottlingeetsbl’uhment,
' hntmheceme frightened, eta team
cm, which were at work on the
‘Mandin atertiugto run shied oi!
, astone Ience, breaking both (or
’ :andwbeelaotthebuggy andthrowing
V‘ ”Hewitt tothegrdtlnd. She was
5 verylnnch frightened and considerably
_ f‘, up but Iortuuetely eeceped
I Iltthn' injury. Hrs. llcrritt is a sister
‘I :MJ.BmhnoIMMMgm
,, Li-Aline lot of ladies kid potent Ior,
.mmmmwmuoow
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‘ ,St,Sontthwuk.
' hemp leatss'reek‘s‘d.
monortollinrgoneobssbeensavcd
dbitroublso! acting upon the petition
therenoval or the borough scales.
ilh'ewfcs'k was accomplished eerly this
“up It occurred in this way:
'l‘wemwerset work in Iront or the
W Hotel, cutting down a large
5 ., thetrunkotwhiobhedhecome
f with age. When themou had
lotultahtthwayqtbeueesudden-
toppledover,aud tell to the ground
”Dwewnofingthomlu which
directly beneath the spreading
' oltheoldtrce.
mm butter, and can fill all or-
, , , ‘ promptlyeudet low figures. None
but 1'. B. Buyer d: Son.
mum.
.oswn OlerkSslleck granted the In!-
montage lioness during the
withotfiw
swastika-Mr Norwalk,
WEWMoINorwalk.
fin gnome. Sherwood. or Nor-
mommmdnawelr.
hesitant-snowshontunlr.
MESefleohoINorwalk.
mnWflliam P.00le,ol Norwalk,
ndlsryilelhttomorwnr.
ll.JchnE.ltoouey, otNorwalk,
Ileyhemnlorwelk.
”EMLW, oI Nor-
lldlnaJJlrofltt. oINow Geno
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can».
‘ the hone this!
at Pound Ridge lest Setup
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lltytoths charge and
overlntheeunolm neby
-hocktollorwalkaud lock-
huodred end seventy-lire men were pres
out. The ring wee pitched in one corner
of the lorge room and wee so arranged
that only two sides could be surrounded
by spectators. At 12:30 the fighters an-
rived and stripped Ior the light. Cook
probably weighed about one hundred end
titty pounds. while Reynoldo' weight
who come ten or twenty pounds lees.
Cook’s seconds were Wm. Henderson
and like Cahill. Raynolda’ seconds
were Dennis Hayes and Hugh Donohue.
Three ounce gloves were need.
'It was one o’clock when the referee
told the fighters to shake hands sod re-
turn to their corners, and in a low mot
manta they again faced each other for
the hot contest. Cook's apprentice woe
much more commanding then tbltt M
Reynolds, no he is taller end weighs
more.
First round.——Cook started all with e
low leaders, while Reynolds seemed to
be sizing up his antagonist. Several
seconds were occupied in walking about
the ring when Cook let go a right bender
which came in contact with Reynolds’
neck and he tell to the ground. He,
however, regained hie feet quickly end
blows were exchanged thick and last
until time was celled.
Second round.-—-The New Haven pugi-
list endeavored to gain the ground he
lostiu the first round and succeeded in
doing some very eflectivo work. but
from the start it was plainly seen that
he was overmatched. The round was
spent mostly in sparring, but just before
time wee called each man got in some
hard blows, end spparontly in order to
avoid further punishment they clinched
until ordered to brook away.
'l‘hlrd round—But two blows were
exchanged in this round, but they were
decidedly hard ones. Reynolds Iorced
the fighting and landed a stinging blow
on Cook's nose. The blow drew blood,
but Reynolds’ trainers were so excited
that they failed to clsinl first blood, but
lateriu tberound they nsdethe claim
and it wee allowed them. In this round
Reynolds rmelved shard blow on the
breast. but he took the punishment
pluckily as a reward for the blow he had
just given.
Fourth round.——Beyoolde‘ backers see-
ing that he stood little show of winning
the light.begsn to take advantage of
every poiukand cries oI Iool become
quite Ireqnsnt. The lighting assumed a
lively aspect by this time and each man
evidently realised that it be won the
fight some herd work would have to be
done. 'l'hablows began tolollow each
other in rapid succession and each man
wee soon credited with a knock down.
Filth moth—The lively lighting in
the preceding round wasonlyeetnall
beginuiogol wbatwasto hedoue. By
this line the epeotstoro were in a lever
heat oI excitement, and when Reynolds
wssoontilylogooder tberopsohyeter-
riilc blowin theneckahowl wee sent
up, whhh, with the cries oi tool uttered
Reynolde' Iriends, node the relters
in the old building almost shake.
Upournehingthsbufldini-a.
rosy Break less btssseraes's marred-
loans-Insulin“
“IBMIWDII Sturtevaut's bor-
galn house on North lain street wsa
burglorissdlestnlght. Earlynismosu-
log it wasdioooversd thatths lo
ill-menswear been. and
thet‘gocdsvsluedettdohsdhssoetolso.
Aclewtothehorglarsheenotyetbseu
till-AMI»
no erase the
WW
Thengnhkblvmuthlymmnlr
ingot theessoclstloewseheldloode!
evening in the directed and gone
rooms. The-restlogwesoabsdtoerdsr
at 8:!) with vicepresldeat R0. Boom
in thechsir. pnsident Weenies
inellttlslstsr. new Wm
_westheelsotionolnswnemherr.
ladyrcslding next to llr. Sturdevaot’s
otoreasyethetet we o'clockshehesld
anolseand it lshelisved thatst thet
timethehurglars wersat work.
—Bot bread end rolls. curly mornings,
at Atherton’s.
Personal.
“sliced. 1!. Austin is in Hartlord to.
7' .
Ernest Wilcox, oi Bradford, is visiting
Irisuds’ to East Norwolk.
Samuel Eospp, “Stanton, roman.
oi Norwslk, was in town yesterday.
lies Eva Jervis, oi leriden, is visiting
relatives on Riverside avenue, borough.
lire. Brown,ol Henry street, Best For-
walk is visiting her daughter in Stam-
lord.
Frank Hamilton, oi Rework, N. .l., is
visiting hie uncle, H. F. Ferris, on Bar-
bor avenue.
lax Tait, ssporting man Isoul New
York, is the guestor bis psrents on High
street, borough.
C. E. Robinson, assistant treasurer or
the Houeatonic Railroad Company. is in
town today.
Ilise Genie Fancber, oI Pbilsdelpblo,
Penn, is visiting her parents on Ilopie
avenue, East Norwalk.
David Bette, 0! Port Chester, who is
on the sick list, is spending, a Iew dsyo
with his brother, J. B. Bolts. of the bor-
ongb.
lira. Van Buren, oi Newburg, bl. 12,
is visiting her eon. Robert Von Boron,
at hie beentilul residence on West
avenue.
Frank Jemes, oI ll. B. Cledlin & Co.’s
large New York dry goods house. is
spending his vacation with his uncle on
Summer street.
Frank Steels, agent for the Singer
Sewing Iecblne company, started this
morning on a short tour through the up
nmh ”I'M.
E. L. Boyer, secretary and treasurer
oI the Illuosbury & Bissell 00., at Win-
uipauk, iaeujoying a low weeks' vacation
hunting and fishing in Vermont.
Albert Relyca, chief ol the Redemp»
tiooBurseu of theUnited Saleem
ury. was in town yesterday. havingcome
on Iron Washington to spend Sunday at
the paternal mansion in Green’s Perms.
Be returns to the capital today.
—Eight ice boxes and relrigs‘ibtors Ior
sale cheap; also one parlor organ. 55
North Iain St. South Norwalk.
first leery Artillery.
Governor Bulkelry bee accepted an in-
vitation to preside at the reunion oI the
First (ionnecticut Bessy Artillery at the
boomer opera house, in Willimentic. to-
day. Charho Bulhlky, brother of the
governor, was a captain in this regiment.
~Atberton & Co. are sole agents in
this city Ior “’l'enney’s" choice conten-
lineupw
on Are-ea the uses.
Rev. liliedge Walker, has resigned as
rector of St. Psul's church, Bridgeport.
toacosptacelltoliewark, 3.1.
John Harper, oI Hutlord. dud Bun-
day night at hemorrhage oI the bowels.
He was nursing an old man who thought
Harper wee drunk instead of latslly ill.
1). B. Hoyt, of Birmingham, 70 years
at age, was married three months ago
lortbetblrd time. Last week he and
his wife. thirty years his junior, asparatn
ed by mutual agreement.
Themiuwbiubthe llewYork and
New England Mined company seeks a
provisional injunction to restrain cone.
eel tor the Asylum street brldgs con-
“ “ Mbonproessdlag tortkerhr the
hwhsntlnswasealladhestsggarsdto
, ”wmmhnsct.
- lupleoeotthecasheruo
willhsan’eroetoopyolthe
. .m‘
head end in a Iswseconde he weeoa
tkegreund. Aesoonesltsyuoldswoeld
when» Oookwoelddsslahlew
thetwould door hlnsgslu. lblswas
Maternal unused whsothsrouad
ndsd it was believed tbet Reynolds
walduotoons totlneeshswespeotr
Will-utensil ”mete-int oI
meymwm
.Shlpnaalatheoireoiteosseoeilsrttesd
*3- ”Hill “flit”. ll r" I)” t‘M‘il av:
foresaw w on
Meenntakerherhoshand'sboeiness.
butlleellycoosedtsdtorsply and said
hawna"Jaekatall tsadsd' the au-
ewerwas «corded. when the smell:
"nowdlfycspethindewel" "Aired
carrier.”rspllsdtha sou-em. “Kym
hadrondlsa’te‘hodsatrisr.l'llhsveyoe
uadwoluanplkdskswhh week In
flityvthree new names being added to
the roll, as follows: Five honorary.
twenty-three sustaining, sixteen Iallaed
ulnelitolted. making the present toen-
hushipoltheessocletlouhfl. ltisvery
probeble lhlt by the next meeting in
Augustine threehnndrad line will be
touched. The Iull membership ticket
whicbwoe to hegiven to themsmbrr
securing the lsrgsotnnnbsrolapplicar
tiouewes awarded to GeorgeKroo and
thaliutitedticket Iorthsnmndhw
nunhertharnesF.Hsll. Alettertton
DIREOTORY
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Ambler, other which the meeting all-
journed.
Owing to the warmth ol theses-on
and their being no special buttons to
come bsIore the reception oommitteemo
meeting will be held this month, but
every member should bear in mind their
duty to theeesoctetion as reserving oi
the rooms one night in each month. In
Every member of the committee should
consult the committee's record heugiugy
on the walls oI theollloe so that he may
know just which night is his.
-—A genuine picnic. home We per lb.
shoulders 8c per lb.. at 1'. use”: d.
Son’s MW...”
ngtnlag on Hands- Plains.
About hell past seven o’clock Fridoy
evening lightning struck the bottled!
Dr. Tresdwell, Handed Plains, ente .
through a bull's eye window in the attic.
lt glanced ell some old iron lying near
the open window, [low down between
clopboerdo and plaster, entering the
sleeping room oI Ira. Treedwell, dew
along the side ol the room about six lest
to the casement oi the south window
and then struck the tin root oi the
porch. In its course in the sleeping roost
it struck and shattered a picture. ripped
a large silver Irom the wire window
screen, brokelour lights of window glass
and struck the lower comment of the
window with force enough to throw the
blind beck strewing plaster and glass all
over the room. The bell oi lire then
took aslantto the macro. tbetlo
room, striking the ground lilteen lest
Irons the house and plowing up the
ground and throwing gra- and dirt
around. Striking a long wire on the
ground it made soother jump to near a
Norway spruce, when: it entered the
ground. Evidently the bolt divided
when it entered the attic. Ior in the rar-
lor two lost 0! plaster was ripped Iron
the southeast corner of the room, a pic
ture was knocked Irom the well end the
outside boards were bulged in a way to
show pressure Iron the inside.
The Ismily, excepting Ire. Treedwell,
were down stairs. Only a minute or
two beiore the lightning stroke, In.
Treedwell was sitting by the window.
Observing the very black color oi the
atmosphere she arose. shut the blind and
took a dress Iron an iron breoket on the
window and was standing by the bed-
side when the bolt struck. The electri-
cal linid breathed on the laceend eye
end arm 0! Hrs. 'l’reslwell, giving the
mien of being scorched. Aslt struck
the ground it seemed to lly into a thous-
and parts. ‘
-—Parie Green 35c. lb at Plaitted’s.
A aisles leoulgner.
Foreigner (in Biennium—“This eta.
tueisinbooorotflen. her-Jolt?"
Native—"Yes."
Foreigner—"Gen. Lee, I believe cap-
tured the city and compelled the surren-
der ol (len. Grant, who was to commend
oi the coolederatee l”
Nativea-"You‘rc entirely wrong, sir.
Gen. browse in commando! thecon
rodent-o.“
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stirs-7a they. ”willow. sud
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monument!"
Native—9‘0. thetlsn’tbulltyet.”
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uploads-sodas idea that things to
patrol need a diagram-Pittman"
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