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JAIN “ERICA” (31083 CALI.
I A! Till CROSSING.
Wh’nhmatuh
castles—A liransIsus lac-pa.
Jameslarrigan, of this citrus well.
lKili’lli’Hs'siin it- «may of Raymoni
acme. "struck by a train on
thsComolidatcdroad last evening and
minke-am broken. Mr. Iarrigsu was
gciaga‘cm- the walk in front of'Sulli-
vsn‘scigsrstore.snd when become to
thegsicsattheWashingtonstrsetcrosr-
ing, whidl were lowered, braised them
upandsteppedonthe trsekjust as the
0:” westbound exprem came into the
depot. Henw the locomotive before it
struekhimbuthadnottimeto step
back. Horabed his left arm over his
hmdmdjmtthen the steam chest on
the engine struck him, turning him
smut! three times and thmwingmim
back intothernud. He got up, however,
and walked tolloyt's plnrlnscy and Dr.
Bohsnuon was called. His arm was
broken nbova'tbe elbow and he had a
slight scratch on his nose, but was other-
whc uninjured. Larripn has s room
over Lockwood’s cigar store and he went
there after his one had beenattended to
His escape from more serious injuriar
curse rue urouwnns.‘
nuts osasrss, of Daub-Ivy, nausea In a
South Kuwait Acquaintanee.
Monday evening Davidesborn, a young
man from Daubury, started out on his
annual yacation. He had a large sum of
monsyinhispossessiou whenhe reached
South Norwalk. Here he fell in with a
young fellow, whose clever manners won
his friendship. Osborne treated the
stranger several times and finally got
himtosgreetogotollridgeport. The
South Norwalk man had no money
but he promised to show Osborne the
manydarksidosofBridgeportif he
would pay his fare. The Dsnburian
agreed to this proposition and they took
a train arriving in that city about8
o'clock. They visimd several nitrous,
Osborne paying for everything. After
makingnnightof ittbe two startedto
walk totlte West End,where Osborne
wanted tovisit some relatives. When
neartbewinter quarters the young fel-
low knocked Osborne down, and while
the latter lay on the ground stunned.
robbed hlln of ‘15 and escaped.
no hear-Isa Postponed.
Them Iynda't Starla arrived at
the steambost wharf early this morning,
ready to take the First bf. E. Sunday-
sehool on their excursion toGleu Island.
At eat it was raining hard. with
no ”aspects of clearing, so the com-
mitteedeoided thatitwonld behest t0 ‘
pastimes the excursion until some future
day. , , ,
Theeonmittcs requestsm tosay that
money paid‘for tickets will be returned
to tbs Wot the some. by applying
at nay-nose W oflloe. Sunday
school children are requested to remrn
till! tickets to the superintendent of the
cubed. Ticket sold for this excursion
willnotbereoeirsdfortlwnoxt.
vs». ls- own-tn an assist cuss.
Eleven ymg men not last evening at
“trail-locum E. Jennings. on West
street, and mailed the Independent
Social club with these odious: Presi-
deutJldlflE Mags; vice-president.
Robert S. Hitched; secretary and tress-
urrr. Win. B. Buyer; social committee.
Willow. Charla E. Jennings.
Jr., sadflsbtrtDunuiug. It isospectsd
that thembcrsbip will be wmddmbly
increased at tbensxt mung. The club
Will It” bully in athletic slams.
“Us-ls Ins-s."
'l‘hs muesli-u. Aaron Woodhull and
WA 5.
in ”Rum” “Uncle
The phy is s lurking New Engltrid
“but interesting in plot.
Wildfires" theclc‘uieIntIs de poise
lsrity. and isdivsrsltlsd with good sing-
ing and dancing. ileum cmps out
ambush it. 'l'hlslsonly s prsllmi
atom: The formal opening of
nude Ilsllvrlll take place lsterlnthe
“on.
muslin
Johan Donovandirdatthelsm of
“Mlle. 10 Day amnion morn-
”.moasmsathsnrlllrsoays.
Mal his m at trill o'clock.
AMMmsz-ustis
Wharton-ts
so)?“
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“Mints.
Ii
1;:
300*”! 8110' m
assumes is A susrsiIsa'
a “WU-m mummies.-
ll-m-f flour-r?-
Tlrs special meeting of (knnpauy l",
bcidattbesrmorylsstevening,tonomi-
nateslirstlieutsnant tollllthe vacancy
mused bythercslpatimof GeorgoA.
‘ mmmmmermno rip-hitter” ~
we. and lathe chidtoxneof mm
in town today. The election result-
in thechoice of er-Ideutenant Mathias,
who was recently discharged from the
company. after a trial by scourt of in-
quiry. for falsifyingthe scores at a target
practice.
The meeting was called to order by
Captain It. II. Ross at 8:10 and the names
of the various candidates presenwd. Cor.
poral Hunt proposed Henry Mathies:
Corporal Honnccker, Herbert VanNess;
Corporal Radio, Second lieutenant
Aiken. and Private James, John Lstson.
Musician Carrier and Corporal Hon-
necker were appointed tellers. The in—
spector of election was Sergeant Wil-
coxson. The company then proceeded
to ballot. There were 53 rotor cost; nec—
essary to choice, 27. The ballot resulted
as follows:
Math!es........... ........... .,:ili
Vanities ............................... so
Aiken. a
Blank ....................................... !
There being no choice a second ballot
was cast, resulting as follows:
Mstbies .
\
Ex-Ijmltenant Mathias was then de-
clared nominated and the meeting ad-
journed.
It is a mooted point whether Mr.
Mathias! election will, be ratified. Many
of the company think it will beimpos
sible for him to receive an appointment,
owing to his recent discharge.
RBUNICN 0P VETI'IIIASS.
New Canaan Preparing to Entertain the
survivors of the Seventeenth Regiment.
The following orders have been ironed
from the headquarters of the Seventeenth
Connecticut Volunteer mention in re-
gard to the annual reunion of the regi
ment to be held In New Canaan !-',ridsy
August 28: ~.- ~
The association will assemble at the depot in
Stamford on arrival of the 7:01 train from New
York. which arrives in tilamford at 3:33.
Comrades from the cast will take the Eli
train from New Haven, arriving in Mumford
ll 3:".
Comrades on the line of the llsnbury and
Norw-lk rend will take the mo train from
Danbury, arriving at South Norwalk st M1. in
lime to conmt with the 3‘:le train from Sew
Haven.
The train for New Canaan leaves fitamfurd
st WJud there is no other train for New
Canaan until I”.
The invitation has been extended by
the patriotic citizens of New l'anann
who have amply provided for the ”1’0”
meet and pleasure of the veterans.
nomad Tully's rm.
Bernard Tally, of the firm of Tully &
Slwehan,has been fishing in the river
which flows back of the limb store on
Main street, in hopes uI catching some-
thing larger than the numerous [stirs of
old shoes and potatoes which he has often
found on his book. His patient eilorts
were rewarded yesterday afternoon by
the capture of a monster eel. After the
eel had been pulled into the store through
aback window romeo long and fierce
struggletocnpturehim. BurgessU’lteilly.
who can do most anything, volun-
toured to undertakethetnsk. Removing
his cost and snow-white cuffs, he landed
tlm“wriggling mounts-“Was pail, and
Tult Sums”: reporter securedunilem.
W... .wmm... w...
The Ilsy lined IClub Thoroughly Haskell.
The Hay Hind club. mug of Will
DsKlyn, I-‘red Bennett, John Rt'llmnn
and his man Julius, Herman Schmidt,
Frank llsilvviu, llilly lietts, Joe Mathias.
James )I. (laugh, and D. A. Newemnb,
were taken over to L'ornpo lit-sch yesw -
day in llr. Newcomb’s carrysll, for their
first annual outing. lleman liehmidt
acted as lmgler for the party. Arriving
at thsheschlbey hailsmerrythne
Wide“. commit diid drubbing.
Their luck was varied, but when ready
toretura’homethoib was [plenty for all
bands. em and qutness reigned
supreme. During the shmver the party
got thoroughly soaked.
Italic-st Imp-am. ll. 1. I.
The twenty-fifth muons! mmprmnt
of the Grand Army of the White will
be held in Detroit from Timothy. August
tth, to Friday, August 7th. inclusive.
The «component thb year will he the
must Important erer held. and it is de-
sired that every post in the deprtmmt
01in shall attend. 'l‘heihparo-
rneut will haves special limited um
train at Wagner sireplu ears. leaving
New Haven stop. n.8undly, August
I, The Connecticut delegation will rest
desirous at Ilszoyvllls.
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A tic-sport mus- Ian-as.
Yulenlay Ira Charisma Ital!»
road at“, Westport. was sent to the
Wuhtbuplseobyttuuirotmu
of tbs town to be trust-d for insanity.
tlsialsy district! to commit suicide by
jumping into tbs river lack of her
mmnwmsm
‘bysirs. .wholtvuasstdoor.
loads: to. throw a water
Intel-stat her “benchmarks but
unsatisfied bsr.audlsttrdnws
Mthdtbflu-Ir.
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8er Manor, Conn,
number of
vicinity“ of
Tllll 00.1149 All!) 001!” ‘9! CITY
All) WMIJCIMPBB.
are WeylngIllorwsIIk Hospital!"-
lirs. J. D. Arnold of, fiputhingtonfls
is Norwalk for a few days.
lilacs Ada Dyes and F. ii. Penshre left
town yesterday for Norfolk.
Mrs. Jarvis Reed, of New Milford, is
spending a few days in Norwallr.
blaster lrving Jones, of Ernst Norwalk,
has returned from a visit in Brewsters.
' Mr. and the. A. J. Crofut, of West
avenue, are at Cottage City for the month
of August.
0. A. Blackmnnandwife,scmmpsnied
by Mix! Grace lissdrleft town this morn
ing for New Preston.
“is Gertrude Burnell, of Brooklyn,” '
visiting Miss Fannie humrd, of Frank-
lin avenue. Norwalk.
Mrs. William K. Lathrop, of New
York, was the guest of Frederick Bette
on the Green, yesterday.
Mrs. Phillips, of Patterson, N. J., is
visiting her brother, George K. Scolicld,
Center avenue, Norwalk.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown and family, of
Lockout, N. Y., are visiting at ,the rosi
dence of II. S: Brown, llavilztnd street.
The Kisses Maud rind Lulu Gregory
have returned from nvisit to friends in
New York, not'oullxwiid by a young lady
friend.
letter carrier GlIendenning, of the Nor—
walk pint oliice. is in New York today
to meet his sister, who is expected home
from Georgia.
Miss Marie Richmond, of llnrtford.
and D. F. Hamm, of Salem, Mesa. are
visiting Miss Lillian Jones, First avenue.
East Nora-elk.
Mrs. William ti. Taylor and daughter
(irate, of East Hampton, liars... are vis-
iting her brother, Newton (Y, Graves, of
No. 10 Marshall street.
I". E. North. brother of photographer
Gwrge 5. North, was in this city this
week, stopping over a train while on his
way from Mexico to Waltham. Mass.
E. 1.. Williams, manager of the titan-
dard Oil Company, wife and son, of
lndianuwlis. lud.. after a short visit to
their tonsil). Mrs. W. R. llnnuan. left
for their home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. Lyman. who
have been spending a few days with
Mrs. Lymnn's brother, Newton C.
llmvw, returned to their home in New
Britain on Monday.
NEWS Tliltrilibl' Tillill.
, 33541:»
sutsstItdIknock
points.
and preparation
on Thursday afternoon the
brigade and the naval ml
the would
Fisher's
sun sets. It Is hard to
lion the enemy are making.
while squadron.
at. s respectful distance.
Orderly
went aboard the Stonlngtou.
Oval- Last Year.
gratlou for the month of June.
of accounts. so that
one by $341,797,339
Mutts-rs Worthy of Elevation from livery
Quarter of Connecticut.
Beginning October I. \V‘illirnuutii- is to
have the free delivery system in connec-
tion with its postollice.
There was a light frost in Winsled
Monday night and a much heavier one
is room from llorkbnmlrited.
Hartford's wuncilmcn have authorized
uSunday afternoon bond «insert, and
action by the sldormen is now awaited.
There are 609 deposits aggregating ‘15,-
I78," in the Society of Savings. "art-
which bnve not been touched for twenty
years.
The annual iield day exercises of the
Connecticut brigade. Knightsof l’ylhiss,
washehl at New llnven and at .‘iuvin
Rock yesterday.
The largest horizontal engine in the
United States, having 1,500 horse potion
will mm be running at the works of the
\t’illimantio Unen cmupany.
Edith ltodrnsn, aged l4. daughter of
Dr. Charles 8. itmdman. of Waterbury,
died st'IIadison, Sunday, Hire ate in»
cream Thursday evening and was taken
Violently ill and grew worse until short
died.
prawns to
AU, ltll.
States during the last fiscal year.
In. Body 'us't Then.
the unveiling of the
Campbell cf the an
killed in Allingtowndurlag
of New llama was suppcssd
can he
might sp
it smurf:
lint-mm 3'" I"
whoop it up in mitotic ob Thursday
coming of this or when there will he
held on thegreeu spubllc celebratlm in
honor of the two youths who I’m smut
oil for ringing the church bells on the
thinning of July Fourth.
medias
addicted lu
mo- cf the not
of the My JWQH
w.-. “Altman...
IiAIllllliilN (IN rsasssoss.
tkshslidsoi ills
Called iltstss luster.
Judgehyndsflurism.sioeehis erm-
tummy with “tormuthsllsrt-
funll’ost.hssgivcnhlmselftospecub m
lingouthesuewhflmnl Hartley
lathe United mm. loanin-
miewhslsqsotsdssfdlows:
“Astoilslnl’ssssndensudthsilnited
Blues sonata-hip. all i bsvsto say to
that it Ir. Funnies wish: to be a
United mm 1 m
thlokhelstntlrlsd to ltsnd origin to
harsh. llislrssluaswampsnossl Wm”
new of to. M... l have no . W
kaowlsdgsofhb barlugasy scents»;
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who when a
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mwitolud. yustsosdumys’in'II at his son's
nudes. but Ivory ranch doubt” be
mthspndtlnn. liblsrvprastlssls
watbfuumtoldutkssssiatlslbs
mailman. isthmus
momma-immunity“
“madmllthbflym
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WW II!!! Villain tbs Propsrsttaas
lsr the Contact at Fisher's Island-
arsIIIIstItrsoted, flwA “his
naval ”drills cl! Malta”!
3'“ “film cm:
than Elli! that.“ stains»
ships to binders and crops to eternity.
They fired heavy charges at long distance
targets as the the vessels sailed past given
”H.3- thqCOWatw I‘m,” _
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funds A!!! CHEMICALS- I.“ .
.ams D! All CTN ave .
PI! BIA sum:
Today was thelast day of the practice
On Thursday the bottle will begin, and
uadrcn naval
ltia battalion
without! in small boats under the gamut ”
Admiral Walker rays that
d will be cs tnrsdwbsforu tbs
W want
They an by
tbistlntoawsrs of tbs intentions of the
and will, no doubt, bw
ready to repel the invaders That they
will make s strong eifortto tore the anus
Want from the ears with which Ad-
Walksr is preparing for the attack.
The excitement hsrsshouts ls intense,
The harbor is full of smaller vessels bear-
ing crowds who view the gigantic preps!L
stlosIs with alarm. Thelr number isla—
creasing as tho time for the battle sp-
bss. Up tothls they have breast
liberty to coats close enough to the war-
shipstobssbls to see nearly all that-ll
going on, but after today they must keep
Governor Bill and his stsfl arrlvsd ban
this morning. and will see the ma drilled
previous to the battle. Be is the guest of
Admiral Walker, who has assignadhim
quarters on the Chicago. The Stonlngo
ton of the naval reserve will meet him
here and transport him .to the flagship.
Illicit, bearing tbs flag of the
state of New York arrived here last night
fromths state came at Peakskill, and
OUR VOREIGN .COMHERCE.
ltatlstlss flowing a liar.- [mass
Wasmsorox. July lat—Tbs bureau of, T”
statistics of the treasury has imusdits
statement of foreign commerce and item!-
It will appear that there has been a
large and gratifying increase tbs last
fiscal year wills compared with til-tot
1890.1'betotalvslus Nmmoftbs
past fiscal year was tbs grastsu la tbs
history of the government. and nusdsd
thstotalvslusoftbssotumroscfwby
the sun of ”2.191,“ Tbs commerce of
noon- tbe largest for any year lathe
governmsnt up to that time, exceeding
the commerce of the prioryear by the sum
the vslus of the
total commerce of thalast fiscal year ex-
ceeded the total value of the commerce of
Our total commerce during the past
fiscal year amounted to amusement. The
total value of our imports of Methodist!
during the last year was mush. The
total value of our experts of merchandise
during the some [grind was ”9“,“
which shows an excess in favor-d stunts
during the fiscal year of 09,89,011. There
was also an excess of exports of domestic
merchandise over such exports of the prior
year of 05,00,137. Since the new tarid
law has been in operation, from (let. a,
1&0, to June so, Iml. inclusive, tbs total
value of thairaporta of merchandise was
”.35.”, as compared with mount»,
the voids of such exports for the corre-
sponding period of ran, which shows an
excess for the nine months of IE‘JI of 83),-
Thcrs has been a large inersssein the
volume of instigation into the United
The total number arriving was 565,406,
as against £1,210 during the fiscal you
1w,sbowiagsuiacrsassdarlag the last
fiscal year of mm. This increase ls
largely from the following countries:
Italy, lam: Austrisoliuugary, mall; Gar
influx, 21.1% Russia. luelndlag Pound,
Nsw Ham. July m—At tbs thus of
arts! to Adjutant
army, who was
darlagths lava-ton
is that no body. nor suytrsess of tbsbody,
After provision badbeea
enemy the monument, it was
in or that tbs monument
to batter advantage, to have
a slight auxin-nos sous db
lanes from thud old grave. Work-son wen
Ital-suds In Issrsb of hassle.
Wmnrorcr, July fl-ltsprsssststlm
of thsc‘blllssinaurgrnts bars assuttbst
Valium and all thallium rallsysrs ls
mthtMmmwo
.
is It“, has “rs.
'00- Scott ,
.lI
Whomlllltaatll klsdcstb
i now HIBHIIllliltlIli
Creates Great Excitement in a
Newark Cities.
A IJVBLY CHASE BY rumours.
W Illa-e7 and ‘Ilrithdls‘llag
“Wile Jur'up’i Through a Window
I [Into the Btroal~1bs Itoutsvksbls Cool-
nsls of Two Clerks. I I
Nswasa, July 20 -—Une of the most dor-
lng robberies ever ulttmpted in Newark
lb broad daylight was frustrated by the
coolness of two employee of the New Jer-
seinl company, at lta olllee, ”Liberty
”to“. . .
While Bookkeepers Charles Chlchester,
of Brooklyn. and William Parsons were in
the office about 1:!) o'clock. s young man,
wearing a neat checked suit, tall, well
built, and with a broad brimmed som-
brero on the back of his head, walked up
to the desk. Parsons arose from a low
chair ianbch he was raining and walked
to where the stranger stood. Suddenly
the latter whipped our}; pair of revolvers
and levelled one at Parsons and the other
at Chleheater. At the saute time he roads
known his mission by saying in s cota-
rnandiug tone:
"Give me all your money.
"Where's the Honey?"
Neither Chicbesler nor Parsons was
badly frightened by thimulooked for de-
mand of the boldbighrvuymsn: in fact,
they were uncommonly cool. but after it
was over they could not tell just how they
kept so. The follow moved cautiously
along the desk until he reached a wire
door leading into the private "dice. The
door closed behind him with a spring
latch, but he seemed not to notice this.
Walinug up to Chichestcr, with the re
volurs still elevated, he demanded in
grad tons:
”Where’s the money?"
" Help Yourself."
There was. fortunately, but little in the
once, and Chichsster replied, "Help your.
ss!f,"ns he moved away from the desk.
Insn opened several drawers. and,
flutflng nothing, turned again to Chicheo
tor and asked:
“How much have you in your pockets!"
Chichsster drew some small change
from his pocket. but the mbber was not
satisfied sndsssrehed Chichntsr’s pocket
himself, but took nothing.
While this way! going on the bookkeeper-s
talksdsslondsspossible, in order to at-
tract the attention of President 0. w.
Young, who was in a private apartment
on the flour above.
Caught in is Iran.
He heard the unusual noise and corner»
sstlon and started down stairs, The rob
bur board him and made a break for the
door. The spring latch made him it prima-
er. Suddenly turning lmrkwartl. be cleared
the desk counter and sprung through an
open window into the street just as Mr,
Young got down stairs. Mr. Young, Par—
sons and several passersl-y started in pur-
suit of the tlseing highway luau.
Through Liberty street to \\ sluummet
the chase led,snd, after half adores blocks
bad lines traversed, in which the another
of ponders had increased considerably,
the fellow turned and Iired a shot at l’sr-
sons.
Pun-ad by the Crowd.
It struck tbs sidewalk near him and
canard him to bolt, but the hesitation was
only momentary, and the chase was again
in full ‘swing. From Walnut street to
New Jersey Railroad avenue the fellow
went with lightning speed, and as he
crossed the Pennsylvania Rallrolul tracks
at film strut be was grabbsdbystlsg»
man. [Is easily sbwk the latter off and
continued his run, hotly pursued by the
crowd, which by this time numbered twelr
ty or more. including policeman.
As he turned into New York avenue he
stopped long enough to aloud another shot
back at Parsons. the bullet narrowly miss
lug him The follow continued on hit
course without once being hauled oil
until he reached the (. ooper chemical
works. on thesdgs of the meadows which
sklrt Newark on the east and southeast.
Ilsro lls hesitatsd a second. Au instnnl
later be bsd taken to the swampy meadow
land and his partners were bsfllml.
lineman Isms nt-Islshtsg.
XIV Your, July Rib—The Atlas line
MM Alvo arrived from ilsylt. ller
common reported attain on the island
as being in s quiet atste. It is feared.
bow-var. that serious trouble may yu
come with a surprising nobleman.
liypolits's forces. the captain says. are
thought to be diminishing and it Is is
liner! that should-war brook out jml
sow tbs government's chsncss would b.
slim. Tbs leaders of the opposition on
Kingston. Jamaica, and
m“). that the arc
IA vo’r
l 1 s‘ [tier
, " wbowibt to‘hilesrsdua to
prairie-Is promcts Iol'ths eaiisl
company for tbs lisrrnsa government
President laasaa Assay-d.
Ill! Yeas. July fla-Prrsldsnt forums.
at tbs Richmond and West Point 'l'srmi
at company, ssldto a United I'm to
m reports about the rcsd’s em
t are untrue. The lorrmr m'
percent. boadswtll hcpsldlurkp
construIteosrl "mlrhl: IIIIIIIIIII IIII
It at it "port at
road and sell out
Iptr mt. mails-l hon-l.
All talk of mountain tho
it normals."
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monolith ”Ar‘klnmfl. Galllrhllhils-
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