_ oflm .‘“""'w graham ~ soonmtona'sim "haiku“: 7, mas arm ms or- flclsssussos Is burr. , oflillspouredinupouthe ”Mme-mm watts-alley, filed into the enchsure WbytbsCourhandtookscats mWflidlnehldlnleflle johnsflmotorscsivcinstructiousinre- flinhtthdrduty. Hereiswhathc mKOBW :‘fifi: W we. no.2“ demure-In- chiefsnglnssrshould mshsthssppoint- merit, abject baths ”W my than 27% found flutths recent discord growing out of thspolios investigation haddue IIIeI-eddnwn, and thatthe bestof good feeling apparently prevailed among the members ofthsCourt. looting of tho Mo! Cullen-en. The regular meeting of theBosrdof Councilmen was held in the council chamber on Haviland street. Inst sterling. Bills to the amount of $5,305.72 were ordered paid. A petition for an electric light on the east end of the Washington street bridge was received and referred to the coun- time Initteeonlamps amigos. Permision was granted William Ster- ling and wife to erectanaddition totheir barn on llaviland street. Councilman Orsw was added to the committee appointed to see about taking of the census of the city, and thecornrnittee was empowered to makes coutrnctto officers have the work done. The committee on police recommended ’ thntapolieeman be appointed toactns ,yoncancometometoget, obnoxmimnyabsence, subgoto sctingwarden udgutent should tell you you should not, and you any friends to favor or instructions now, mall your dutius faithfully you will rsceivemycommendn— nd'ntbsrwbe it becolnnes any daily}; tosrlpend you rom nt w IIc flair notice lshnl d havebeennllowed so that we are not ofridiellcwith crust-Ives, ourconditiouisshown I which mi: of aflriurs'is plcunt orany cit n, am He forco,inagrestmeasure, isdireet- 3. 3“} itrnuat he momma-d in some mm signified their approval dtlrswsrdan'siroucladonlers, Borges MMMperkctharmy auwssitsdsmong themembersol the micron mmmmwmmmn dItthourt to aqusntity of crualred mumuthequarrymtstingthat hemmed penu'union todeposit it mama: landlnthersarof Dr. w H. Baldwin‘s residence. lie was in W to have thestoue removedto .flsplaosddpateddobeusedlnrepair— is; themscadamrosd whennwmrnry. newslfiealttl'wrircd to haves guard mhfltandsormotherrninor work Mummesvenue. m Vandahoef directed the at- m of the Court to the security dlflvh‘twoorthreetlre plugslorntol downwind point-for the mo! the ”Mahler. Noaotiouwastaken. Osmotlonof Burner-Burton It was mutbmflcetolnopatyownsn unmhllmltsdtothlrtydsys. -cf tbsthns Medlnthsremlua :prsv'loristnsetlng. I ~ otthsi‘ovsr committee ,onmotlonofnorgcsslhn, forbtmfpr count clings bit-idiot: '9 vssansycansed hytbemfruslof \ Motowmtheforcswss hi adamant mun-g Isdsdlshwhorntbsplurn a regular for the next four months. The Council proceeded to ballot, which ru- sulted in the election of W. R. Wilson. Councilman Lockwood offered the fol- low rug resolution: Resolved, That antidewolk be and is hereby ordered laid on the easterlr side of Spring street, between \l IIIIlIiugton and Clay streets. and that the street commissioner notify Peter L I.‘ unuirrg- ham. Esq" owner of said grrflyyafld that if sard sidewalk' Is outta inside of thirty days the street commissioner is hereby authorized to have the same laid and places lien 9n the property for the It was rewlverl that the eornrnitteuoi lamps and gas be empowered to get fig ures for the lighting of the streets of the city for the ensuing year and a term of yard. ' ’ It was resolved that the committee on fire department be authorized to investi- mgate the necessity of purchasing 500 feet of hose at a price not to exceed WI). Permission was granted the borough of Norwalk to lay a water pipe along the turnpike to Stuart avenue, providing they leave the road in as good condition as they find it. Adjourned until July 20. A DmGll'l'PIIL IUSICAL In Honor of Harry ‘7. Nash and Ills Balti- "crowds. A delightful musical was given by Mr. and Mrs. Jams ll. Nash, at their Bay- view avenue residence. last evening, in honor of tba'r Iron Harry and his bride, who have manned from their wedding trip and who leave today for their future home in Boston. Jerome lay favored the company in the early even- ing with several fine banjo sslections, with gutnr and piano accompaniment. The vocal pleasures were afforded by Mr. Bushnell, of Dr. Patton's church, New York. Miss Maud Francis of thin city. Miss Lillian Sherwood Newkirk of Nor- walk, Ill-I Alice Slwrwood of “rears Farms, and Horace llawh and Frank H. Nash of this city, who were acrourprnied on the piano by 8. ll. Hatch, moist of the First I. B. church. Mm. If. ll. Pamnnseontributed very much to the happy party by favoring it with two Invitations, the second in reswuse to II most persistent encore. and the personal request of thr- brute-t. RIM DRILL Ila-paalu of tbs 0. N40. (inland to Pro- pars for Immediate Assn-Ma‘s. The governor has ordered captains of compaaissoftlIsC. 10.“. toprepare tlIslr'cornrthslI for terminates-sultry Isa riotous. m I. sauna mu themuktlon for troops by the mayor of Bridgeport. when a‘rlot‘wss’ um ed tlII-onafi' W polite MW'M. sometime between July to and August 10 every mmpany in the brigade will be ordered by telegraph by the gomrnor In usunhle at their armory. Noslann hell or other notice besides the tslsgraphle order will be given. Cartridge hoses willbsnlled and men made ready for duty. “recall forthadrlll wtllbemade atauhourlcastllksly to embarrass the are: No. mm, do‘cloch. ll. ll. Wat. him vs. 1430. Raymond. 80. 8.doublu. Ic'elock. it. Bursharrl and l". Alcoh- wood vs. J. Knapp, Jr., and A. ll. Rus- Knapp-1m will pun? A. footwear! At“ 3“. N. Wit. It. willplay V""" n». w—vv widths ”Jolllhmfiflm PEBSllllll. I’lllllillll'lls. THE 00]!“ All! 00110 0? CIT! AND 3030110! PHIL]. “hm warns-suns, It's-l ‘l'lolrm «Went. usuuwav quhvsmhswusv I Caplain Ruuell Frost i in Wilton to- day, on legal business. J. B. Cary, of Inukville. is stopping at the Mahsckemo hotel. llr.andlfrs. I-‘raukP. ReldsumfNor- walk, spurt yesterday inflow York. 11. B. Brown, of llavilsnd street, is visiting in Buffalo and Lockport, N. Y Charla B. Seymour has returned from avbrittnAaburyParkundOcean Grove. Mrs. Kate Schlitt, of Jersey City, is visiting lira. J. Gehrrnnn. Eastltlorwalk. Roy Jones, of Watertown, is rioting his grandmother, Mrs. C. I". Tolles, llrrvi- land street. ' Miss Agnes Taylor, of Rye, 'm visiting at thermidenceof Dr.A. N.Clark,80uth Main street. Clarence Hunt, of Chestnut street, is Visiting J. Creighton Hutchinson, in New York city. . George L. Field and sons. of Scranton. Pa, are visiting John W. Duke, of Elizabeth street. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lnthrop, of New York, spent the Fourth with Mrs. F. T. Betta, on the Green. Prods. Ambler, of Union Park, who spent the Fourth in Northport, l... L, re- turned last evening. Rev. Rufus Thatcher Cooper and wife. of New Milford, are the guests of her parents on Maple street. James Cshill, of Peterhorough, 0n- tario, Canada, spent the Fourth with relatives on Chapel street. _ Mrs. George B. Pleisted, of Harlem, is visiting with hsrprsuts, llr. and Mrs. mm mm Ovl—c‘lll’all- THE DEATH IHIIII "’ ‘ * SIocII-I Was the rum vIcIIIII ‘ at Slag Slag. m WATUWHWI Wlwwwinbi.” I... “I... “I... the bolas-ball Player- Doss to [Death In the lavly Inning—A Input not All the 0th" Hm 'ss‘u Als- lxautsd by llsstrlslty 1...!” After Gloss- l'ald tbs Ilsa“ Penalty. 8m Ella, N. Y., July 1—an was thsflrstof the sssdwusd murdsrws to be put to Ilaatlt. lls was W sly-haunt . lit-claimed that mewmumu LSmllsrsndSchlhlok Juglro'wsrs also killed by electricity to the order named afterlocnmdlsd. Brno Sue. K. Y., July 'l.—~lt is new be llsved that the four condsrnusd man will distodsysornsflsnr. Atlfllbths wardsn had along talk with tbs United Press consspoadsntlnfrontsfthaprlson. “Thomas all swaka." he said. “I wasjustdowntosssthsrn. Thsyarsvsry gumbutthsysvldsutlyknowthatsousa- thlulls coming” Mr. Browudsnlsdthat Deputy Attorney Genmllioganlmlbrounhtanypapsrsof anoflclalcharactcwlthldrn. "llahvought himself and nothlsl slsc."sald ha. “The deathwarrantscamchsrsatthstima tbs Insnwm last “sentenced. Let me see 'l'bstwas Juusfl, I think. lhavs had thsmln myssfssvsrstncs." All Your Would Illa. Mr. Brownaaldthatnopaparshsdbssnm ssrvedon him in ths Wood can. llssaldhahsdtbs optulonof thssb tornsyxeneral on thesppsalputfor ward by Wood's lawyer-as claim a. Orlibh.80uthflsinstrsul. Mrs. Arthur Elwood. formerly of Wor- cester, is visiting Mrs. S. S. L'Homme- died, Henry street, East Bot-valk. ' - Misses Catherine and Jemielflnwudes, of South Main street. have returned from a visit at LnGrangevrlle. Duchess county, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simona, of Henry street, East Norwalk, have returned from a visit with Ir. Simona" parents in Port- cheater. Mrs. R. Taylor, Mr. and lint. l-‘red Raymond and daughter Rowena. spent Smithy with Mrs. S. A. llalgv, New Canaan. Martin Kellogg. of the street railway lige. is taking his annual vacation this week. 'l‘o—duyhe and his family mat Ridgnfield. IIIIII’PmI Whittaker, who has been visiting Miss L. May Raymond, returned to her home in Wattle-III, N. J., this morning Him Vinnie Smith, of Brooklyn, N.\'.. and William L. Brown, of Staten Island, apenl the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith. of tiarnpstreet. bliss Annie M. Taylor. of East Haunt» ton, Man, who has been spending a week with her uncle. N. (Y. Graves, on Davis, of Washington street. spent Sut‘ noisy and Sunday with relation in New ltor'lrellle, lire of whom had just return- ed from a sojourn of two yours abroad. .....__,_......,.,_,,., , THE DEATH SHOCK. Klara-s, Enlist. load a“ dlflro Illllsd by Elsatrlelty IIIII lot-lag. [special to Tara human.) SIIIII Brno, July ‘l'.—-'l‘he Iemnd victim wns (Smile-r and the time 5.18 II. III. Wood was killedst 5:“ and Jugiro at 616.§pyietsllnmobtsinsblu_ n. . m ”rs-Wm It min In Thesllvsrics pitch. wolbythptsin C..F Becky, of the AlphaWhoal club, in the tonnils handicap racsstllsrt— ford, July l, is on exhibition tquchou‘s jewelry store window. Ir Myrcds spirit some of the best whsslmsn in, “um! I “all-I“. Smith, A. A Zimmerman and others. stlll suterthsracnaatspringfisldand Hartford neat fall. and the club expect himtoosrryollrlsshsrsof tlIclIonovs. Ir. flashy m tIIsroad rsoorrl bstwun Norwslk and Bridgeport. Jim- ”Midsumu Jobalobsrmdl’lsasutavsuue,“ W.“ hillugsr Why the «lama-turd». BdwardGrlfln lad lfl burs filled hmpttallnltisorhtHs-oming. counts-tuna. “I'M“ mums Dirt-urn. but?" were last-nut last mtagbstpetyW.A.mtlbay were: W.P..lfu.flovs?..lsaszw. A..lrs.AgaesW.ltstlt.r..lt.'l. M;A.k3.lrs.tlsdll’ssh:t.l., saacutlon you can say that all four III- will be executed." This wouldsswn to dispossof sod’slastlrops. s Wis-asses no flat Know. Tbewarrlen said that most of the wit nssscswrre asleep "They are like you" herald “They would llkstoknow whsn tlIlsthlrIg is going _ retake plans, but they do not know any more about it t h s n y on do. There is no one knows when it is going to occur but Ins." Thewar~ den said that he did not know whether he would xfi any sleep or not. He has not had any slaep since Saturday night. The guard uvsr the condemned man remains unchanged. Partridge and ward» Iran kept the light.“ for ymoutbswsru on duty In tho condemned sdls last ul‘ht. 'l'lrsykuow nothlngofthatl-ssst for thereunder; Pathsr Crssdouand [athlryachmln the prbonststlblahtaswas Ir Inger» ton, tbs prison chaplain. 'l'hsywlll join thscoudsrsaed mums” sstforthsuscutloa. ‘l'hsywlll hstbsflrsttoknowwhatthshourls. lap. for final. Atls. Iu canaalflalrs and (learn: oopsrarrlvsdfralalisoskstty. m tompportoffls slab tor a wards- rsfussd to mats any data-nut untlllldrs'sratara. mmumvum ‘l‘wsatytwopsrsnuswhowlllbayruast g ,I, ,mn bums-rm. If" warn * i: it I i? , ir‘ E. i i i‘ i i '6? it It :5. 88 r I fig '9 i: E ”1‘ E i Issue-mm emit ._ IimstlmsssoJustmwsstsksato » thhavs his haircut. Ila did waatto'go. Whenthsguardwsatla finisllupouhlm. Othsrxuarvlscsll. sisal-intone”! their companion ahttlsbagsuthatshowsdm Jidlllls. Hcthrswths Ht. 'l'hsynssdtbslr cls sun-III him. it took a hold lira until shackl- wars flaugthsn Justin has been morass Wefictalsof tbs prison say that Juduwilltrytoklllthsmsuwhosntsrs themlltotskohimout. Ins-hiss sf tbs Baum l‘rsm midnight until tbswsrdso arrlvsIl thsuwspapsrinsn wars permittsdtooo, thsim supsoftbsprlson and tits ethos. ill-son was lncbsrgsrlnr— thsttlmu thnthswardsumehsd them who had been on duty all night. l'rorn that time on the street was clcssd to the new men. If s man steppsdtowsrd tbs Inlddlsofthsstrsst a rllawss polutsdathlurandhcwasordsrsd ”"69 back! Go back!" 'l’hsgnsrds wars impmhmt One named Hahr, who comes from .‘Iewburg. th- town when: the warden come» from, in to ply to a civil question asked by a man who halths right to the information be de- slrd, ssldI "That’s asasuf yourbnllnm Go back thaw Ain't ass- gov-Ilsa to keep III as sour-Ins smug that the pspvn shall not print facts it is his duty to prevent them from getting the facts llia duty,hs thinks, makes him a press dictator lie hassvsu gone so far M to say he will not make public the name) of the witnesses after the execution is over. "l‘lismcansthatheansumsa ha has tbs right tofaks human life and makesvsry ans mks his word without any corrobora- tion that it was done In a lrgal way. The placing of his men with Winchester rides to shoot down men who are doing their duty in a place where they have a right wlth every other citissn of the state to bs caps the cilia-x. Call-n if I‘- Hm ’1'!» day saw little difference to the boasL loyal the condemned men. They under» stand. or at least that of them, Wood, Broiler and Slocum do. that this is tbs first day of their last work of llfs, and they knowtbatyrobsblythc grim-node the wooden death chamber is but a few hours away. Yet thslr demeanor knot pempti bly changed Possibly thsyars a little Inors religious lylncllnod. but for the last fsw days all of shunsacwt tbs stalwart and stubborn J'q have given llttls head to other things than their pupa ration for that one suprsms instant be to re oblivion o v a nakq that ths false ring which markuo many of the conversions under such Ilium circumstances. 'l‘tIs anrw coming of dasthat aspsollsd timesssrasnot tobavs bass tbs nut lnflnsudn‘ unottvs lu Wood's profession its sssnts to bars athrscsnl Isll‘los willingly and gladly st tbs vary Int up an u.alty Setbsthasstwblsbha shall oallsdfro-blssellatul asked to walk “the! 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