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mama err soawsrr.
years of age, residing in East Norwalk,
hashadqnlteauexherienoe lately with
e ‘ ‘ gramme-belies
manor“
Haven for the where of living with
her. Forsomotimelfrs. Ciarkhasheen
in feeble health and lit. end lira.
Daniel C. Craft live with her to look
after her plaeeand attend to her lmsiness.
The girl was extraordinary lucky,
andusedtotind lots of money.th in
the street and other places. She was so
lucky that hardly a day posed by with-
outherruahingwme fresh ilnd. Atthe
sametimethiugsused to disappearvery
mysteriously and when questioned about
. themattershewould suggest that lint.
Clark had taken the things and mire
placed them. If ink was spilled upon
thebedoroilupon the parlor carpet it
wasalwayslsidto the same source by
the wily little miss. In fact. things be—
came so had that the family were afraid
they would not have a bed tosleep onend
that the roof would be taken from over
their heads if the mysterious pilfering
was not stopped. What caplred the div
max, however, was that last Sunday
morning when Mr. Craft wished toshave
himself for church. his razor was mis-
sing. The house was turned upside down
in the search for the missing article, but
all to no avail, until later when the pert
young min discovered something «ruler
the carpet. The carpet was pulled up
and he found not only his razor but a silv
ver spoon and n .10 hill. llis suspicions
were then amused. and the other day he
obtained undeniable evidence of the little
rascal’s guilt. lie confronted her with
it and she broke down, confoning her
guilt, and under fear of arrest was made
to make humble apologies to the old lady
for he misdeeds. She will be seht back
to the “lune" without delay.
I: .mdtheoyltersuamnuanrl-
WW we.» sum led a...
W.Ashstoleathludyo
I Ill hodyot' swemanwsspiekod up
theBound yesterday afternoon he-
‘ Wbydaflulnmus’steauwrflaure,”
‘ "widehistsrpgediutheoysterhusiness.
Human louse“, of Rowayton, is cap
Atolnof tlwstsamer. Heetatedthat the
3 ,bodywaslloatiuaeuthe surface of the
m. 3‘" placed in the yawl and
M wfigmmukshywhich itoonld
time. There were severalcnts
in tl'nilppwpartof the
"Wilseywarei‘ bythh.
1th supposedthat the womancom-
mittndsuloidobyjumpingfromailound
steamer.
About 10 o’clock Int night a man who
”did notxlve his name.eallodat Under-
takerGregory’s resideuoeand said that
Wilma-go hissister-in-law fell from
a venal in the Connecticut river; that
her father jumped overboard to rescue
himsndhothweredrowned. Sometime
answers! the keeper of a lighthouse,
Who mw thebodyof thewornan
floating down the river. He jumped
into his boatandattempted to row out,
but onset the ears broke andhe could
notrmoh the body. Hr. Gregory asked
the man to describe his sister-in-law,
whieh'hadid. Asitwssapersonnrnch
smallu'eadyouugertheutheouefound,
lie wn informed that it was not his
Hernia-law. From appearances the man
wasasailor.
Attendance Medals for Company ll.
Atthebeginning of the drill season,
last November, Captain Frost offered sil-
ver medals for competition by marathon
of CompenyD for attendance at drills
and parades. The following members
of thecompany have won medals, not
havingmissedaroll-eall at drill or pa-
rade during the neon, from November
ltoJune l: firstfiergeant KG. Brother-
ton. Quartermaster Sergeant Pl. 8. Ga—
nuug; Sergeant Henry ll. Bette, Corporab
William M. Lockwood, J. A. Smith. R.
J. Doyleaud W. J. Cney, Privates (I.
N. Grumman, A. 8. Fresco, R. W.
Preeee, 11. L. Rowland, N. D. Ripley, R.
0. (lorrnan and J. 3|. Parker. The metl~
ale have been ordered by Captain “(not
and are being made in New York. They
willbepreaentedtothemen beforecarnp.
JOLLY 6009 mwws.
I... I. ‘I‘ollos Elton-he a Party of
Friends II We Style. .
A fictions Runaway at (lemurs.
On Tuesday Ire. William Poster. Mira
Susie Bennett and othu's, of (learn-
town. went htichleberrying near Boston
WES?” ' thosewhoeujoyed Mr.
w 7 WW“! were damn. Outhewnyluwnethehorsebo
M e ."wm C. Csvas- came Iranian-seams and ran dowutlw
“mnxmmmmll flaw rm near w. A. wmumt' residence.
' Mowing lisslleanettout. 11um
' ter.nclugnocheneeofstoppingthe
;‘ . *‘3W' horse,asthelineawereontheground.
If n. m! “' Quinterd. jumped out, landing on her back. Both
i ‘ 'm'. MAW
ladies were terribly shaken up and
bruised, but with the sniatanceof neigh-
hmswsresooaabletoywoered totheir
tunes. The horse continued on tel}.
W. Jenninm' market. where it was
shippulberJesrninp.
A. Wehwultaub's Position.
A lop! opinion wm one yesterday
with acting-(Mum Bulkelsy, by (I. J.
Coleend HydeJlrentflydeJllrmof
lawyers. setting forth that thespsctfic
appropriation Intuit having been new
’, guess-swung, William a.
‘ . ~ at.
new
“humanely. Tholongtlt tum Ins-ta durum-imbibe
~dspth essentlvecharpdwith theduty often-
inqthatthelewserseefereednwdtht
maroon ems...
fimhfium
MWJ. newts: mmlleswall.
W D. 'e milk!-
IIOX museum
“0”
meantime .
Mm my A. MW”, ”Wm,“ rue ensure no noise or em
up morons): exerts.
WmafilMflsylysol nets-ours
are ”trying lorwalh Hospitality.
7 “mm-ed lire. (LT. Ray-
mondareinBroeklyn.
Mrs. N. J. Sterling, of Bridgeport. is
visiting friends in Norwallr.
John nay”. “Brooklyn, 1. vhitiug
Cliiford l'fayes, South Main street.
Miss Leila Bearles. of Portohester, is
visiting Miss Carrie Taylor, of East No!-
walk.
Mrs. Jennie Darrow. of Long island
City, is visiting Norwalk frimds for a
few days.
Silas Witsou, of this city, has returned
from a two months' fishing trip in the
North river.
M'us Stella Seymour, of Scranton, Pa.,
is the guest of Senator John 8. Seymour,
on East avenue.
Miss Adelia Barnett, of Revenue, Ohio,
is visitingat the residence of J. W. Date.
fluviland street
Ilia! Ella C. Betta, of the borough, left
town this morning fora visit with her
sister at Oneonta. N. Y.
Miss Lucy 0. Downs ill spendings
weekin New Canaan with lltfl’ sister.
Mrs. Franklin A. Smith.
J. M. Hurray, of Wilson Point. lam
torrmrrow for a visit to La llrnngeville,
Dueling (booty, N. Y.
Samuel J. Benedict, of Reading, for-
merly engineer for C. T. Inninnlm'as in
Norwalk this morning.
E. A. Miller and time W. Lusmmb.
selenium for hmrisbury, Mathewson d;
Company, are in town.
Chester P. Tillltflt, Jr.. who has been
spending a few days in South Norwalk,
returned to Armenia this manning.
Hrs. Joshua ilendrickson and daughter.
of Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs. Ann
Waters. Taylor avenue, this city.
Mrs. J. B.Wheeler, of Washington St.
and Rina Nellie and Susie Smith.“
Wort street.arevisiting friendsiu Wilton.
”in Ella N. Umfut, of Hartford place,
accompanied by her «1min. left this city
this morning to visit friends in Reading.
ban returned to her home in Winnipouk.
Rev. ll. E. Barnes. [stator of the first
M. ii. church. with his family. is upend-
inghbvacationat his uMagehrl'ound
Ridge.
Hrs. Richard Vogler expt-cls to sail for
Belle, llerutany. next Wednesday. to
join her husband. who sailed tat-mt one
month ago.
werhlingtouronmahouttheltlth. They
annowin China).
winter in Florida.
annual vacation. His family will not
return until (knit-er.
Stanley Smith. «amateur... and
first visit toKorwelh in fifteen years.
)lr.eadflrs.0.ll.l’lumh,ofnridgs-
posters mmummjn.
WJLW Today linudlrs.
Dim watchman-restate
lJlrmtesdhnnnstssdinWllwn.
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“dim...“ m'mml‘ii
.ulross Ellen I low.
va
Mb Etta Bother. who has in!!! sum-
meriug in theilhawangunk Irunintains.
Kr. and It». W. H. lluldwiu. of the
Wars expected hmnelromtheir
Captain lsucfleilerrkand wife. of the
beam, are mntemplating strip totlan
Futurism and from tlwrn to meals. Fla"
this fall. They will pndnhly spew the
“ennui secretary W. 3. Simon. of
the Y. I. (3. A.. narrow! last night from
Canada, where he has been spending his
hir- sister. Inmates ll. fittest. of New
Vent, formerly of Snrwelh. arrived in new
town Int «pain. This is Ir. Smith's
Io Irwahslhe Issued as Inuktitut".
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mm Will (lo-l 1. Am I“
light ”things-s.
all" “5
Manama t—MPflttberdiassa- I
bias strons 5 it" a the
museum witteemsteA-srlesto . man up 0
htllohlltstrnmoashsfersthselubthet
allow him expenses sadpatupths ,
u ' a V”:
$3?»th e.
Ill" Ill” Mm m l—Ib
Btmsto. Al}. 0.5-” ”I. dl’l'lu‘ M
lb. W was the Bells Hamlin- raring e Sunday school esoursion from
Nancy Hanks match race. The talent lllsuhurg and Ronni» Point and inter-
want m” with, ' dull ““"l '1’“ the min; stations on the “UH!!!“ Vermont
‘ W winner ‘” railroad ran into a mail tmiu which had
“I. slow time of MEX. . tbsright of way just moi of this station
M Inshore 3"th at 7 unlock last night. The excursion
m'm 1-" Mg. £_Alkm traiuhsdabout 7‘!) persons on board and
was “sitcom My Malta", and W,“ returning from Wellsboroimh l'oiut.
lowered it helfa snersd. Mary lanhall. William Angeli. aged serrate-m, son of s
“hummmlamm Men-set. merchant of this place, and as... Venettn,
'50 5°".me Fulfil m“! olabom, of Chateauguay lake, were killed
03:3?!" “I'll: glml 312:1?“ three outright and some twenty people more or
y no. X- lulnjursd. The more seriously injured
“mm. Wln ”n... are Henry Lamouutaiu. of Champlain,
Mun“ ‘3‘ 5,4); 1].", Stuck! both legs out off; it is thought he will die;
has been elected t and the “on. W William Mom. both legs broken:
Zach Phelps a director of the Inuisviile Henry Swett, of Elleuhurr; Center, arm
club. The club will rerun-lulu them-o tutored and may nlttl limbs bruised;
WWW: ___4____ John Patterson, of mm Mills, in; look.
SLEW m3 ONLV so". 0-; Mrs. Lewis. of Moira, head and limbs
“—— bruised; Miss A. Bowman, of Perry Mills.
mu'l'“:d':‘;h“o' Prominent "W hlpdlsiueatod: 8. levy. of Albany, cour—
' F ”m“ sl tra , i l .k -
.Pnlutratruls. Anna—By annulucky mbruisxkr wr “ m m and “a."
blow struck during a quarrel J. Henry “I. h h ‘r I , an . k
Jahks, a prominent Wm l’hiladelphle n. m' " "'" " '-
butcher, who has accumulated . large for- efcnrelou train Lad orders to meet
tune, m w. slayer 0‘ his only “I trial horn, and should have gone on
fl is now prustrated with zrlef over the flat?” 71:: {132" smfigll',“:::;
' h“: Jehke was intoxi ' and two cars were bmlly ltlllittlllfll..0n£ on
W? father rsproved bun, W sash train. John 1-2. Hearty. excursion
As the young manwas apowerful fel- msusger of the Central Vermont. exerted
10". “. mu" pk“ up . biennial! himself for timinjumi, and the physician»
Pll" to frighten him away. Young Jahke and citizens of Clumpiaiu were prompt to
“M It Mouth", and m “a" I!” h. render assistance. The engineer of the
etrotched out the piece of Ni” simply to mail probably backed his train when he
wardol! his son's attack. upd without any sew the train coming up on the train nt‘fl'I
intention of striking him. The PlP' how- . The engineer and linemen
”n. fell orertheson's .m” hegrlrbbed d the two angina jumped before the
his father. striking him on the no temple. “W“ “m'
The wound Iv’rues Iuot considered 1:! l2: aigru BEBE: trend.
“mama. l l at" "one. l X" You, An li—x‘ swelal m the
routs me did shout mldnisht The some from 1min um, 31 . my.
father was committed to await the action , 1, 1,,“ m,
.,
~ um ' nos- m. to flight-4ft. sus-
ls loaf Champlain, I. “~on Ion
use est-mm» of uk- um.
pro-r .
is connected with nearly all of the German
socistluandmaaybufldtnaandlosussso m
“bum Willi-r; Angeli, nineteen yem old, a
sin win our-u a. Mo. ”'3‘“ ““9”“ ‘
Puruortrms, Aug a—Mlll lune gmmgnfi: ”W'H’m' “'4"
Walraveu Comfort and Dr. Hfrry Crooh- wwéuma' ‘
at“; whwzrflnfliorlolfl ”'3‘,” The names of the nthcr 11w 4...! w:r-uu~
“ noon h, Rev. cannot be is ed ' I
IA. (if; Westmacottnat Beechwood, neat arn '
Any orn. )fr. J. . Barnsley, of this 1.,“- "mi-"f" T".
. ,. i run.
aim 3'3: wj'nguM13ibM; KALAIIAZOO, Mich. Any, l's.".\ plot to
m“ 'l‘henewlyivddded'eon lode I l wreckalrain was nucormtut un tmttrami
for Whahln‘ton when" 'pm besotsr- Rapids and Indiana rniimnl nintr t'mper.
“in“ by a. boom 0‘ the W55 the first station uorthof Knhumzmr ’i'ln-
loplion until Saturday: '1'” the 'm train was the through express Alter
sail for Euro ' y leaving Cooparfluul While the ruin \vna
9" rlnniuathirty-iive miles an hour, ll» rail
whlehhsd been sprung threw the train
It. Was lot “calm-M Wlfe. . .
ever an embankment tinny feet high.
x" You, A“ “'k h” M lssrnsd Thrower. about sixty hammers in the
that the women towhoui Goodwin was .
writing when Webster murdered him on train and twelve in the \\ again steeping
Sunday nights not bellow! to be his . '
wife. She is the wife of another man with
when: she has not lived for some time.
shelsaowsuppondtobsinsemewsstern
state for the purpose ofaelaing a reel—
dence in order
marryfioodwta.
A List of the Injured.
TM. ll! ll“ of the injured:
‘. Conway. Fort Wayne; head rut.
“38.”? mm. Trimming. J.; arm
II . out, great loss of loud.
‘° ”W“ _' “m“ '0‘ Dr. u a 0mm. Chicago: buck rm.
F. A. Buruhsrn, Medina. S. Y.; head
” est.
“- ”09”? ""r mm“ “M'- Charles a lime mm . n ;
Incomes. Ans. fi-“Lflc Kentucky mmfifimfli mm ‘L
election Mdmm favor-biol- every in W. H. Pratt, Grand Rapids; simuldsr
menthol-nous, sadthereisno dislocated.
tenure” doubt that they will content Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Kay, Grand ttsp-
the nest legislature. The People's party ids; his shoulder dislocated and her body
has surprised the Democrats by electllla badly bruised.
ll eaadldatn. Tb- vvlulal conviction or. it Powers, Chicago; had guhln leg,
of the house is: llamacrste. 8; Bequ umbrehen.hsadendfseeeut.
as. 7; l’uovlo'u Mr. 1!. Independent 1. Waterman, Lowell, Mich; bully lu-
lhoeret, l. Sand internally.
wall” 0. Dyhholtso, Grand Rapids; two
”scalp wounds.
OI. In“ Md Ins-y Renaldo-l.
(.‘trusrsusn. Md” Ann tit tramway
mltssstsrted as usual from riwumlmet,
“dusting ttehuduess fraudulently sad 0 the West Virginie (.‘entni railway, to
has failed to newly with the provisions never seventeen wurhuteu to their work
etch-panel mt lit-erases law. iathslasrhsr WI» T" WW» Who
“unauthm'sesraltomn had asked for a ride to alt"; hutcbl
edlssolattea sf the-nodsuorrs charter. ahertdlstaaeeaway wen aluminum. The
“I.“ hardly under lull .awtway
whsaitstsuehs of tinder hung on
It! track. turning it completely mu.
Ivory person es the mine was more or
less injured by escaping steam or by
being crushed under the lm‘lmi'ltlvw Mic ‘
Wilson was horribly hmnul -t.‘"llll .m-
tees and arms. not will die. Julm Me
Katie, of Yrusthnru. was mount under
ladle And scuttled so hardly that be
. Wmnuimr; hunt (Ira,
_ «Suntan: howls Layman, John little;
, Jessie Dem were all badly mutated
unaided.
rem-warmest; uh
Wile-es My In.
uwtsros “Cuw‘flm physicians
mic. ea r. ampules-t. ot
Tunney thethlseoadt
denim lliewttseaddeuflsrlsx
he tit-wists lynery.
law fess. Any. [four days have
any lines the dleaovsr of the. girl's
at Glendale, L L, the mystery,“
museum Negation, that: “:3: tthm-lm
m ' w- on tort so has
:3“ b .9, pasta Jere-tee to root for the missing
3mm...“ wart-es who tied hue capture! or: a
up. to it. a... tssn at Glendale, outside of which the
“transients-Isthmus. W ‘W M“ "9“ ”m h“
Width-Imam
ltd
. 'l‘rfleseethsl’suesyraels
festofwnter
sud
Hammett-re
m atheist-ere la Genus.
Wham Aug. dw‘l’hs twsatrlrst
I A: fresh
sw la la- Dunes
mudiwwstlenat memoirs-emanate.
fink-misunderst- tsths mam-muss»
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NW “remember. “Juggling; “w w “W
NORWALK BE "‘8. (30. If.
business in. No ontstaadidgless
PEOPLE‘S Lin lNfl. corms w
semi. A. Rhianna-moaned?“
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We were going to give extra value to you
for your money on Special Days. i‘his time
Iwe can only say the some thing over, and if
it proves, as it has always so far in the past,
both a benefit to yourselves (“buying at
first cost prices”) and to us in being able
tablishing for us a reputation, we shall feel
well satisfied both with ourselves and hu-
manity in general. Having just closed our
semi-annual inventory on Tuesday last, we
shall quote to you the following prices and
trust you will examine both the prices and
goods:
10 pieces Double Width Caslunerefijust the thing for Fall
wear. at the; former price ”to to 1750.
25 pieces flood Quality Dress Ginghams. medium and dark
Colors. fur a yard: been in good demand for 73.0, 50 and DC.
in simply to call attention to our Hosiery stock. “'9 have never
yet seen the. time when we could not find a ready sale for them
. at 125(- a pair.
.<>—
WE Ilil NilT SUPPOSE
tin-re i.‘ a person “within the circulating dis-
triet of “The Sentinel” but that will in the
course of a few days wish to make a pur~
chase in some of our varied lines.
Now if you are not in the habit of
dealing with us" ”
perhaps it would be as well for you to come
and look us over. You’ll be treated with
the greatest politeness. ()ur clerks are here
to show our goods and to answer any and
all questions. They are not hired for the
purpose of forcing goods on customers, so
do not feel in the least that you are obliged
to purchase if you wish to call and exam-
ine our stock.
Our Ribbon stodr we find too large. ’i‘o elom- a good sham of
it out we offer the No. 5 and No. 7 widths at .‘m per yard: No. 9
and No. 12 widtlm at late per yard.
Little jug of Canvas Bolts. worth 254: each. now He.
Odds and ends of every description of Calico at tile per yard:
simply giving them away. You will find you will need them
this winter for quilts. etc.
~,,
Aug 30, we could keep on naming
bargain after bargain. But satisfy both
yourselves and us by coming in and seeing
what we can do for you. i
Don’t fail to get prices on our Kitchen
Goods.
Special Sales at Our Candy Counter This Week.
’3...” “a?“ “we“... '
oeo , , Hm lb.
lfixed Candy, teeth W
(lulu Drops 9e lb.
, lee lb.
Best Chomlate Non
tines. 30c lb.
And the finest 8min
titer in town.
was» COM
So. Humiliation S
A; rt
emanated?” erase-r: '
. We have told you many times before that WW
to close out odds and ends, as well as es- 0°
15 dozen Children's Hose. black. for file a pair. We put these ‘
are. ’”
dealer II M
findings.
l ' eta oysters.
ease I rm: Washtvetaa
meats. . .
TIDE A: N If "
wpitultry. WOW“. him-“$3.1!
BEER, J. P. 1! Main . ll;
poultry. ' magi}. , ‘
Elfin!“ ”W I W ,
RANDALL“ HILL. IX. ‘
much or worked warrior?”
moons arm i
SEYMOUR,
mntmrswu
armor mesoneontreets
stone
Barns, P. av.
no grant
stoneworkof , kinds- ' “ ' " "A
c m’a 0 y , .g '
trauma. .Gesitlemu's , ll M .‘ ' .,
mxmseoo. sew-Inna» ‘ '
hats. mtlemea'sfurnishiugsstl, \'
murmur rename;
oosowsm n at Wendi” . a n .
guaranteed; the latestaty m- ]!!lllo .
Kooova, v.17 No. min a. 3" Mast-lb
orrug a specialty; It: ; ‘ ' ’
m
In 'n.onmms‘-r,~ ' .
"ocm Stateulalaud 313:.“ I"
nusro moms. , _.
GIBSON. ALEX a. at Isrwln'st,’ x. rm .
organ eudhsnnony. I, ; _ ._ ’ ,4 .
ovarian Pmma'm nut-III. _ .
non: w. u. a son. mw-wmnrgm “
“surname-a
connrvs ml
.....e.r:r&*~w m
of Raymond.)
sale dealers in native m, .
mum is Housman iatw‘stc ‘ . Pisa.
tors and drippenof‘xmalkoglx ‘ "
VAN mam. J. 1.1.00. 2. unusual.
Pantsuits Arm mom
VORWALK pamux WORKS ' :37 V
‘ thorpe.prop..ltlvmideev Sfiw ‘
, “.5. . ,., '
7. ‘
ing a specialty. h ' steam
air. Referenres. : ’Norwalk
(steam); Dr. Bo
uetl. (steaml; Jmogtlbngfilrk‘a
H.5ruith. (steam); Grace (much. '
and many others.
ram-runs. , , ,
BRAISARD. l‘. C. 7 Water 3.
Paint. mm and slim zit-”:3 .m-
OSTERBAXK GEO. ll. " Water x. lime
and sign painter, have; hangerrlleeoreur.
ruomonmm ‘ '
NORTH, 6.8. $8 Washington at 8.x. ’ '
quality only. and tint the beat. . (h.
PHYSICIANS-
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