/fEIIIIIs ‘qunIIEI
,mllAT'fi bulls BETWEEN
INDIA]! AND WESTPORT.
tank!” by thirteen Palate
My mineral the tennis ell-band
‘M‘fr‘lentlr trimmed the guinea in the
' tint-lam between the Westpm'l and
um clubs yeaterday afternoon. 0n
WHO. I, A. B. Russell played George
Jacob,/of Wertport, the some being 6-8,
M, Min favor of Russell.
OncourtNo. 8,3. Burchard and F. A.
Lockwood played lioCarroll and J. Snif-
an. of Wurput. nun-hue and Loch-
'woodwonthe three setsbyM,6—8. 0-1.
Following thu'RBeatty and W.F..
m played McCarroll andJ. Sniflln,
.of Weatport. Thehorne team won the
first two sets by 6-4, the visitors winning
the last set by Hi.
0n0'ourtNoJ. It Burchar’d andF. A.
lookwood played J. C. Sniilln and G.
ILClute, of Weetport, defeating them
in three straight games by o2, (H, 6—].
0n the same court A. B. Russell and
B. Haviland played McCarroll and J.
finifln. The visitors won the first game
by 7-5, but the home learn took the last
two by 6-3, 64.
The points made yesterday were: Nor-
walk club-«Singles, A. B. Russell, three
points. Doubles, R. Burchard and F.
A. Lockwood, six points; R. Realty and
W. F. Acton, one point; A. B. Russell
and R. Haviland. two points. Total,
twelve points.
Waltport club—Doubles. McCarroll
and J. Snifiin, three points. Total. three
lm’l’ho total number of points' In the tour-
nament is fifty-four, of which Norwalll
has made twenty and Westport seven.
“BANClel IN THE BARN. "
‘l'hoYoanx People ofllell Island and their
Molds llavn a Delightful Time.
Tllethird annual dance given by the
young people of Bell Island was held In
the large barn on the island last night
and was a delightful affair. There was
a large attendance, runny guests being
want from this city, New Canaan and
Rowayton. The decoratiorzr of the barn.
misting of lanterns. railing and
ahrubbery, were tasil'llllly " arranged and
way pretty. The twelve dances on the,
programme were heartily enjoyed, music
being furnished by an orchestra of four
pieces, led by Benedict Francis, of this
city. During intermission supper was
aerved at the Bell Island Hotel. Roy
Foster was chairman (If the committee
of mangemente and deserves praise for
the admirable manner in which the do
tails of the dance were carried out.
City Police News.
There were six prisoners before Justice
Harrell in the police court this morning.
Richard J. Condon, Bernard Murphy,
William J. Upton and Philip Farley
were nrreated on the charge of vagranrzy.
Goodall and Murphy were sentenced to
in days in jail and Upton and Farley
, were discharged. John Jordon, of Dar-
in, far drunkennee and eaprnure of per-
arm, was fined 85 and count. Inrenzn J.
Adams wu "lulled for drunkcunul this
morning. He was found lying acme
thesidewalk in front of Mrs. C. D. Mot-
tile'wl' place. ’l'hccase was trolled on the
payment of errata.
Death of In. Theodore mun.
Thoma 3., wifeof Theodore II. Olsen.
at the shoe firm of Glover & (linen,
died last night at the family
mantle on High street. Norwallr.
aged 44 years. She had been a
patientand nacotnplaining sufferer for
many months from adiaease ofa canm.
ouanaulre. Ileaideeher husband, three
children survive—William J., Theodore
and lay. who mourn the fora of a food
and alectionate wife and mother. The
fluvial will take place Sunday.
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PREPARATIONS Poll Clill’.
Order of Kaaulm Par Illa Opening Day
at lunatic.
General Willem! and staff will solo
Niantlc today in preparation for the op-
ening of the Connecticut National Guard
encampment on Saulrilay. Adj I
General Miller will go down on Ba
iield.
When all have arrived, the but work
done will be guard mounting, which
will probably be followed in the after-
noon by brigade dress parade.
Company D has made more elaborate
preparations this year than ever before
for decorations and illumination of Its
company street on Friday evening, at
Camp Watson. Captain Frost and a
special committee have purchased 400
Chinese lanterns for festooning the of-
ficers‘ and men's quarters, and have pre-
pared'a pole thirty feet high, on which
ill be suspended a huge "D," made
f lighted lanterns. Fifty dollars
worth of fireworks, and several large
designs will be set off. and a large quan-
tity of red and blue firc will add to the
glare'and brilliancy. The company have
a locomotive head—light for lighting the
street every evening. The committee
has also purchased forty wood camp
chairs for the use of the men and
their friends, both ladies and gen-
tlemen, for witnessing the drill and cere-
monies. Friday night has come to be a
galanight at camp. Every day during
thewcck the officers and men are kept
hard at work. From revcillc atllo'chxrk
in the morning'till taps at 10:30 at night.
the men are kept busy with drilla. pa-
rades or guard duty, or duty
on special details, \\ ith inter-
vals for meals and short rest, but
on Friday niIlet the rigid disc iplino Is re-
laxed somewhat, and the men given a
(trance for joillfiiation. which thev
thoroughly improve. t‘ompany D will
be glad to see its friends in camp. The
Noraallt companies leave here on a
special from at 11 15 tomorrow morn-
I“ K-
Compam I" lam-also made grmt pre-
parations for Friday night, and their
quarters willhe brilliantly illuminated
The company will meet at the armory
tomorrow morning at. 8:30, equipped
for camp. They will take about fifty-
tirreo men.
No order» have yet been is-iuml in rc-
gard to the exercises on Sunday. but
probably an inspection will be made the
first thing in the morning. to be followed
by the religious exertions under the di-
rection of the chaplains in tirediil‘en-nt
regirruudg ‘ “
Cllrangea in Company I'.
At the meeting of i'unlpnny F. llt‘ltl
last evening, the following changes were
made in the nmworumi-uioned officers of
the company:
Sergeant C. J. Belt-I was reduced to
the ranks at his own mph-at.
Corporal A. L. Austin was reduced to
the ranks for nun-attendance at drill»
since his promotion.
t‘orporal Thomas limit was promotml
to germ-ant, vice Betti minced.
(Corporal V. ll. lionnecltcr was pro-
moted to sergeant, vice (lmrgc A. Smith.
resigned. Private J. F. Bryant to nor-
pornl. vice llunt pmmotcd. Private II.
I". Bennett to corporal. vice llouIII-t-Iwr
promoted. Private A. E. Aisthnrpe to
cormrai, rive Austin reduced.
Quartermaster w. B. Burton's time
expires at noon tomorrow and his lion-
arable discharge has been grinned. Mr.
Burton will thus not be obliged to go to
camp and his succmrr will probddy be
appointed on the train.
Growth of the Fort-aim.
The report of the supreme secretary of
the Foreatrm at the «Invention in New
York yesterday, showed that the total
membership of the order was 83,413.
Then» were Bill courts, being an laureate
of 227 Harrie and 27,358 member: it two
years. The order has courts in thirty-
thrl-e «later and terriulrlee. The lorgwt
number of courta is in New York. where
Mmlfl. Within Waddle;
' 120. Arimllu has only one millet. with
only ten ruembenl. Thejunior branch of
“retailer bar 2.7:» members. all lacunae
in two yearn of an. In that time the
March paid out $7,500 in the form of
“tremble.“
Illa-alibi Bridgeport Theatre.
(in Wednesday evening neat Primarie-
a West's mlmtrell will be the opening
attraction at the handsome Bridgeport
theatre, and no doubt they will be wel-
comed by a large and enthueiIIItie audi-
ence. lfanager Donnell has gone toa
large expense in fitting up hit my little
disarm-ad when “IBM mthmn
' open to the public neat Warinaslay aver
abs-Mteapvemlou willbconthe
facesofall.
Install-“Jonah."
Engine 3i,whichwan lathe wreck at
Morde,htxaaddereria".lonah”hytbe
railroad men. say! the Danlalryltm
Ithalbeeulnallthewrecinwlthoueor
macerationwhleh luvemmdm
the Nb“?! and Nowell: division in
dlepalttwoymaud bubmnmb
odtrp mar twins mlla-Newllareu
division. , “
rum rut-aim
“the yacht batman. the vernal toraee
'«III. the use Inga-I ”Jellimoa
slums twenty-two fast on the water
Manama-neuron. she
luv-diam Mu. at “Bank,
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day in wlmmmmn
with)? real
one.
panama-Ivar rt.
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Madame!
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N WM. A. nhylor avenue, 8- N.
millennium Wm.
RAYMOND. J. ll. fl Water Ill, Swill Norwalk.
11.4% Inn "m mourns
cm" Wm ”Km.
N 8. 8.80:“- N. f .
«3'10 moi-sir on». older minutiae.
01m 110K WUFAWURBMm
"JOHN, W. fi-flWlflfi-ixn lawn»
Till! Willi“ AND (WING 01’ CITY
AND BOROUGH. Pliill’lrE.
Whom and now my Spend hair um.
nature-s anagram-Inv-
EA. Woodward and family are ex~
meted home tomorrow night.
Mrs. P. L. smith, of Elizabeth street,
is. spending a few days in Ridgefleld.
hint. C. 11. Allen has returned to be
home in New Milford after spending four
weeks with friends in Norwalk.
Mr. and hire. C. J. Jennings, of Bank-
lyn, who have been the wrote; of friends
on the Green, returned home this morn-
ing.
Miss Clara louise Kellogg. the little
elocutioniat, of Norwalk, is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. George T. Holly, in Stam-
ford.
Mrs. Mary Butler, of Albany,‘ 3. \'.,
wife of conductor Butler of the “'cst
Shore road, 15 visiting at S. If. Tripp's,
North Main street.
Mm. Mary Weaver and gmllidehildren.
Eva and Georgia Vermilya, of Brooklyn.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Wile
kins, of [awe street.
Mine Leila Searies, of Port Chester.
after a week's visit in this city. has to
turned home, aecmupaniul by Miss
(”Jarrie Taylor, of East Norwalk.
The Misses Mary and Alice Seileck,
who are :It Block island, leave there to-
day for Hartford. They will make II
short visit in the Capital City before re-
turning to their home on Merwin street.
NEWS TliilSliIJ' TOLD.
flutters “'ortlly of filtration from Every
Quarter of Connecticut.
The (hicago. Newark, Rntonxbncord.
Yorktown. Vesuvius and Crushing. of the
White Squadron, arrived at Newport
vesterday.
Thomas Cummings. a ship carpenter.
was killed by a tnliurm Illt' S. \. l’. & B.
R. R,. at N-quk, about three o'clock
vesterduy morning.
Th0 ihrce-rnasted al‘lloont‘r. George E.
Dudley. will be launched Saturday morn-
ing at Madison. She is 135 feet keel.
will carry about 600 tons of coal and coal
ammo.
lruId in Hartford mm Angvlo i'uutu
wants to haw the I'IIIIsIIlIIlalI-d road pay
him will“! ionis said tubuvc been bought
by him a few days rig” for $1.50“. The
company lll‘r‘tls the land and has brought
t’tIIItlt'llllmIdCin procu'tiings.
Elijah Havens of Windsor has brought
suit for flhthgaiust Edward Dibble. a
barber. for leaving him half shat-ml.
While Havens was in Dibble's chair the
men mid a political upturn-l which resulted
lnl)ibblr~'s refusal to ilnisb tin- job.
The St. I’ I-Itrirlr's Young .\l. -‘n s l.ilcr~
(try simulation of New llav-I l-I caval-
successful excursion to New York and
l'urwy inland yesterday. They reulizml
about we; the money was in a bug and
was left in the printer's oliin'. The "flit-e
washrokeu into and the money stolen.
The police are looking for the thief.
There was II blurring at Doubury.
Wednesdav evening. in thr- erm- «If
Michael J. Keating,ex-(‘aptain of I’ alter.
and a suspcmlml patrolman charged with
intoxication. absence from duty. using
improper language toward superior
Oilil'I'l'tl and the Ill-IIIaIIding of II reward
for recovery of jewelry in bid pom-lesion .
The hearing ixrcupied four hours and was
then Iuljourncd.
The new minimal-h- of the \i’illimnntic
camp ground was dedicated yesterday
afternoon. There were 3,000woplo- in
attendance. ‘ormnl dedicatory mIrvit-es
were held after the service in the labor-
unr'le. The building cost #2,]45 and Will)
is already pledged, leaving a debt of ti.-
300. which was partially raiml at the
clone of the service.
There is (worldwide agitation over the
condition of the river which flows di-
rectly through the center of Naugatuclr.
It' It in lurch condition that there in said
told-an epidemic of sicknera brewing
union mm are men at once to
alloy the danger. It insaid‘theI-ondition
of the river is mused by the refute from
the factories in Waterbury and Union
City.
Tuesday afternmn dead flail by the
thomanda began coming down Had
river III Whirled. They were of all sires.
from fill to sixteen inches in length. the
moat of them being molten. All day
yesterday they continued mating down
the rim, although not in at great num-
bers-II on Tuerday afternoon. Not all
were dead, many of them seemed to be
ruralyeed and were still W of life.
Doulltlutlomeof the lactation or the
lam, had run acid mph in the
river to bill these flail.
1‘» People Will llava I“ Saw».
Nottingham has a warden who can
eludes reporter-l from the barium maria
ingsol theborough unicorn. Naturally
thepeople object to title liar chamber
ltyleand demand that the march light»
of pubikrity hemmed upon theinanl.
The mien almldnlalre the «atrium
understand that the people will have the
Muliew‘liam Restorer.
New Your. Aw Ina-rm widow
of ead’rsaldent Polk tiled at "it” this
”roommate-alum?
ltd. auummuew share,
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tough. y. straw. grain, “1mm. etc. I,
III“ WW
new (‘0 GOLDHOHIIMJ
titanium-oi a (I. (We.
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Nat-ill. F. If. as Bill). aln all West
N.A Morin nhmmwaca‘tranld tin ward}.
wrnnumu. II. annular.
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Wurllveroa, Aug. 14,—Connt flu
Nithlawlca, of tblaelty; Beverly 0. Mostly.
of Wamaton, Va; his sister, Mill Stuart
Mushy, and ”Shoebox" Miller, of Pius-
burg; are the India], Ohlmlll‘l in a do»
mantle drama enacted bare, and which
it: the poor lnarkarnari'allip a Air.
vr'oalrl have ended in a
flirts; “l” and: are full of
Corral Mllkiewiei will be rante’ln'be
as the man who secured a concession from
the Chinese government for the aetabliabe
meat of an international bank witha
capital of “him,” several years ago.
Beverley Mushy la a non of General
Mushy, of the Confederate army. H is
aiater, Mile Stuart Mushy. ill a tall, atntely
blond with a face rather intellectual than
pretty and a penchant for literature.
Miller came to Washington’abeut air
months ago with letters of introduction
to Count Mitkiewica from a syndicate of
Pittaburx capitalism The two became
fut friends. Miller was frequently at the
count'a house. There he met Miss Mushy,
and in time an engagement of marriage
war formed between them.
Mosh: came home several weeks ago, in-
vestigated Miller' a antecedents and found
that Miller served a In of Ida years at
the Riverrtdul’a.) penitentiary for being
implicated in a robbery at Brady's Bend,
above Pitt-burg
lie escaped from prison in a packing boa
used for the transportation of prison made
about. He was recaptured and finished
his term. From the manner of his escape
he gained, the aobrlquet of “Shoelmx”
Miller. )lr Moeby was also told that
Miller was a bigamlat, who had three
wives living. Moaby came back to Wash-
ington with fire in his eye. Moab‘y at once
upbraided Mitklawlca for bringing about
the betrothal of his sister and the count'e
friend.
The men had hot words Mushy stepped
back. and drawing a self cocking rc‘ olver,
fired full at the count' II cheat llis un'
steady aim caused the bullet to lodge in
the waiuacotlug of the parlor, and before
he could fire again he was dimmed. The
matter was eul‘equently settled by a
written apolon on Moaby a part. Nina
Moaby is true to her lover She refuses to
believe the storiea about him.
Ile-
THE BIG SCHMERTZ FAILURE.
Charge. That He Conaplnd to Durand
Illa Creditors
Prrrsmrrro, Aug. It-Sensationai alle
gallons concerning the Schmerrz failure
are general in business and legal circles.
Repreaentativea of W. F. Morgan & Cu,
Charles W Lee and Gould e‘I Walker, ofll
Boston, three of Schwartz 3 eastern crud.
itoza, have been in Pittaburgiuveatigating
matters W 3.“ Pier, Esq, ha been rm-
powared to file a bill in uprity in their in»
half. alleging that Mr. Schmerla con-
fessed judgments to members of his family
and friends for the purpose of defrauding
outside creditors of their just claim-i.
Mr. Quimby. n son—in law of .‘Ir.
Schmerlr, denies that there were anyway
plaints of crookedneaa.
In a Bacalvar'a flan-la.
BI'TLI-lll, Pa. Aug. M~Owlng to the
failure of W. E Schmerta, who was trm
liner of the Standard Plate Glass company.
the concern has been placed in the handa
of a receiver by arrangement between the
stockholders and Schmerta'a creditors. It
is stated that the company is not embar-
THE DEAoLbcx eaoxea.
Lull- W. Buaull Nominated for Judge
' at Santa“
SARA‘IOGA. Aug. it—The deadlock in
the Fourth judicial Republican cuu’vuntion
was broken last night on the 117th ballot,
The convention went into committee of
the whole and a compromise was effected.
The Tappen and Badger men voted unani-
mously voted for lien Leslie W Russell,
of Canton, St. Lawrence county. Mr.
Ruuall served one term In state attorney
general m - p ..
In lilac-and Ila-r ill-Kinky.
Shinto, Aug it—lv‘uiiy 10ml) peo
ph- attoaded the Farmers’ picnic M Black-
maa’a grove Major McKinley delivered
an eloquent nonpartisan address which
elicited great enthusiasm. Mr. McKinley
made a political speech in the town of
Shelby laat night.
Promotion for Marti tlnly.
Wllnlsarox, Aug. ll—vL'pon the ree-
omrnondatiou of the civil service commit
lion the prealdent has approved certain
important'anlendnmua to the civil arm
ice ruler. amendmenta provide that
all promotions in the clarified civil retr-
lea shall be made on y afler a competitive
examination preacri by and conducted
under the direct anpervlaion of the civil
union commission. Briefly. promotions,
mtppointmta. will be made solely on
In. Only. ‘l‘lrad of tho Ila-III.
Burro». A unseat-I'm
wilt£tarnrt am his;
1”
I‘ll"
criaa the whole time and Ian she will unit
at the end of the walk. Thou who pro-
fe- to be familiar with the physician' II at-
fainaaybeiatvndltobaalnaaactioa forts
divorce.
Charged with llaaa' larder.
manure“. Aug. law-A coal dealer
named Job Han, and Italy years. was
founddaadwlth his atoll mailed in hie
covered with blood were found on the
floor. Amara named Henry Davis wan
annotation urban-platen ll- rutatell the
adieu- alld s‘izhty-two dollars in noun
no foandln
Ilill Will Oh to Bahia
Ataarr. Aug. um mil has
accepted an iavi of the Central
Labor union, of ale. to attend the
,mm m alluaa
Wartime. liars. Any fL-fialnnel
Wood. plaid-at the Northboro Nae
Whamhbran-adrauimbr ll.
“chapt- Uta ”Intimidation.
WWI-maneummmnm
In. M III Jail.
llama anus-ultra hurl Pro
hair: helium“ to mull suicide
flier "II-VIII. - bar four-mould
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312 all. JOHN B.” Tar avenue. 3. N.
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Mgfi:}0flfl.flfl. auditorium.
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Nat Goodwin Ant-rapt; to Dis-
possess His Wife.
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,IMwia ”and a tilt-alga "alpha: gm tlu
”Will?“ Tn“ "Thin '7‘] t
fill-layover! “all”! [lilo lire} alumni .'
uncalled new manner any.
New Year, Any II~Mrs “Nat"ilmul
wln’a home,“ lit-st End avenur, in '.I
present In aunt! of illegal The IILIIII‘ {mu
party in lira-I. Goodmn‘a husband, the
comedian. The wife does not dun: to
capitulale, for the say.» the lltlllu' b. long:
to her. and she means to 51.1. in.) to it Mr.
Goodwin is lquuliy pusiiivc lb: It the burial:
ll his, and he intends to mice power-Irina of :
it. He has playnl a very extr’aordin .: y
role thia week in nix-sorting lllll authority.
Mr. and Mrs Goodwill were married on
Oct. 15, we. in Chicago, after ahc obtained
adivoroc from her first hmbmul, a sun at
oneof the wealthiest men in Buffalo, S.
Y. hire. Goodwin, who was Min-I Nellie
Baker, of Bufiulo, ie ulnll and handsome
woman.
flu (in. "er the bio-Ira.
After her marriage to the actor they
came to New York anl moan-d at the
Hoffman lion». Tow Gondola bought
the home on W eat End avenue, plying
m,“ for it. Situated II» it illinafasb-
ionable and picture «In: neighborhood the
hourgstripped of Its fummmn is vrnrth
“0,.Wloday ”lbr rugs, the old bronze»,
the odd bits of china the pntum. the
carved chairs, the habit-sol «mm the cou-
eervntory. all lead llll air of Iriwtocrulic
comfort to the interior.
A mil. fur a nomination
There ‘Nut" firm-Irvin llll'l his wife
lived happny until his! r»- pic: II'-I r In
May of this year she brunt; II suit fora
separation on the grouu i of -i.~erli III. In
hcrcompiiiut Mn. timid“ In mid that in
September, 134:», she wa- wining in the
park when the horse. uh'u I la- -r lliinllll‘nl
had jun! purchased. buume autumn):
able. She was throu‘u from tbeurringr-
and two of her ribs were broken. she NH
tallied other internal injuries which cul-
minated in a nervous affliction.
Ila "Id Deserted "er.
At Goodwin s rupn‘. sh: v I I t In .qu
“than, was cur.- l bu’ «or l 41-. - idlll"
home he asked her I I a lull.» mlilli Irium
She did so under pint. ~r anvinll him
Ihafcaxcd hemmed n! or kin; valhelr
llama. Harold her thzu v... -i mu l. .-l\(
m house for her own and mi then In. . in
il. Slur Aunt word to him on Marti. 3!
from the :uuiulriulu tlI It ~hu mu coming
home and Mimi ill!" in In ‘tl lnr lll'
failed loan an the In: III-l (II. II II: .~pm I-I'
Ilia prvrulsr, he burl term \i -i an II.- [IIMIIII
and mlur llilllKN lllri n ; wlm lulu:-
lure, to the lullltlla' Illii'. man-n» he llllll
taken Iltmrilucnh for Mum! film In
formed him that all: “as .It lIIIIIII- and
liked him to tame If) her. in reply this
letter came.
lhnt'c on home have the - ii' Lun- l)-<‘\'I wmrr
inganvl ti one you all' n «.I' in I..I: I; 3: III
layl beln ' In mind-ml, t‘I‘r'
not she “'ullhf not sign.
Later Goodwin ulllmuunul that he had
deliberately ltflll finally resolved to im-
alone and separate from her at the lulnllh
club, and that l’i.‘ wished she would hum
the house in West End avenue. be. «aw in
desired to lease ll. fir {IIIpxII'uIIIm h. r to
sign with him a lll‘t’il of a loner: ill the
house. but she consulerud It lit'lullnl'l I.)
he! and would not 91;“. Since “10‘” inimi-
win has turned beau-II and earth almost
to get Into the lltillw‘r'. lie knurled his. rule
Aug. ii that she [filial ~uru LIIUI" pope ~IIIr.
by the tub.
l'maaaalon Sine I'uil'lta of Law.
hire. Goodwin dl’l'llltll that in thin par-
tlcnlar instance ”pvm~(‘v‘ltlll was nine
points of the law," but he would rI-mrl Io
extreme measures to III-I parlors-lull of the
house. Scab: sent for a loelmnith. who
Changed the lock on the front door, which
iaprotected byoulcr doors of glues. An
extra chain and bolt were also put on fill:
door. Then ahedisu-harged her servams,
lncaae bribery should make them forget
their loyalty to her. uwlwiucmne and
tried to get into the house, but his lau’lr-
hey would not work. Then he went after
aloekarnith.
Mr. Baker, Mrs. Goodwin's llroflll'l'.
warned him away, at which tlumlwin flew
into a rage, grabbed the iwmIIIIIiI'II
hammer and aimed II blow uI miller hi»
brotheMa-iaw or at the u iIIIlow.
The comedian'a \Vlld Ila".
Ia llll wild fury he ntruek llw gin-m in
the upper rash. It was very line‘s pian-
gill! and it minted Goodwin's lire! ill-
ternpt and the «mind and the third, for he
continued to IllOWr-r blolvli upon it. Down
ulna the hammer again, “mulwitl leaning
«It the aloop and wielding it in n frenzy
of rage. (' nub went the window pane in
mlrahle plecca.
”9%!qu “let!" to Mr listen “\ell. film In
other“ their oilufia alow yourself. (hit
my l:llyitltt bite at p “ins-p had éut
Niki: ‘oodwiu’ a finger And the blood mu
dmppitlh from it she look two hurried
etepa to the window. and. leaning out,
looked at the comedian who was pill) but
alult his unulll habit. In a traumty
not laid one on him before for
men months.
his Called a Policeman.
Nu. Goodwin asked him" to go away
Then the pulled down the window. timi-
wln named to ion all control of hiamif
Ila an” out: earns epithet lifter another
at his in. If. turned to one young man
a by and offered him money to
rain the parlor window. lira. Goodwin
railed ll bamlf.
“If you touch that window.”nbe said,
V "I’ll have you armtul. ” and aha lent the
watchman who was on guard after a
policeman.
Thin the actor went away. Mn. Good
will than put more ebaiul on the door:
and barricaded the entrance with stout
W luau braced III-Inn tho aldea of thermi-
bnle. The parlor window- were alto
boarded up with pine. which stood out
while and tartan; yearning”, a blot on the
Mamie Laura
limited an a Imam ,
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duper-atone
,eadravorad to
r linker ram lot
Inland divid- Wan.»
mwl'ii
iii
to!
landfill ’II‘ITi‘IT‘
detlrleldayt We
Ii, diruubledmadiltrlct man
into the
. deer and
the actor. who crouched, really
I that door mopealoeprlng
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$33.15. Freeman." meari‘riifln
ill" III III UIIIII IIIIIIIII.
Catering to the wants and wishes oi the
tradinu public 18 the target at which we con-
stautly keep aiming our Special Sales. W 9
find ourselves every once in a while travel-
int; tiIcs same old rut over again. To get
out of it and Sill up (IIII naturally lively dis-
position in the quickest manner possible,
we «rive one of our
Extra Inducement Sales.
W (I never yet have lilt'i with a failure so
far. WHY ! Because we never tall
tlung II bargain unless it is II bargain.
THIS TIME
as our Ulll' II ‘llllll‘lg‘ shows. we :ll’t‘ going: to
Ol'tfl‘Slt’lI all previous bounds, and do \lein
We have never done before IIIIIIIely, make
the sale (OH?! i.‘ tell and e\".I-Iy article in our
large establishment. llou shall we do it?
This way has summsted itsvli to us ,IIIId as
an OXlN‘lililt‘llt to see wlIetlIeI it will please
you 01 not7 “0 shall gin; it a trial, viz.,
Every 25 cents’ worth of goods bought
from us on next Friday or Saturday you
can have for 2| cents and so on up.
50 ccnls’ worth of goods 42 cents.
75 ‘4 «ll 63
$1 ()0 84
Which figured out means a clear saving, .to
you of just Hi per cent. by trading on
these days.
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Who is going to get the Shoninger Piano
which is to be aw. riled September 1?
St. Norwalk installers.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
unwound m
Magonuwonu. wmmw mini).
WKWODDJIVI m Iflalnd'aflgam .
I am 8 Willing]. pump a GOLDEN .5 “a fusion
0 annual 1'er . ‘ u w“
atNullWaturIi‘tl.WMot and}? Baaleaiateanlllmranee.
HAT MANUFAOI’IIIEIIS. INSURANCE mamas.
(mom a“. manna WICUEGEN’L rumour: want:-
m. s. it. «Furl do...» w “dine-II. Tum!" momuux Livrz or u “ halting-w
3.0
RAYMONDQOWK I)”, at g N “no ion at. .N" F. J. Wallinmtgnflgt.
New For-la (balmy. «Ina addma.
NORWALK FIRE 1'31! 30 .
amnion hill. No out-laxfrdlli: mm»?
. '_——
specia l'tyw .
CARR. WILLIAM”.
N. Placements.
can. AT 1150an ‘ ,
, .
nor: a NASH ruin "
poultry.etc. walkway”
murmur numb“, a 1’1an m
mambo-earn. n. .l tin- ‘
roughorworkcdixd’ordgr. inn M
“8038 All)
SHIN!” , WILLIAM 1!. ”WC“
Tillrllnptly attended to. “
BATES, P. “2 \Vaier “.23.
line granite and marble
stone workofallhinda. , _ » , ‘
ms 0m ,
COMSTOCK BROS. N
Main at. 8.13 mum-s Mmduwgr?’
FRA\CIS 5: C0. “Washington ‘
hate, gentlemen’s hmlaidnu
WEAK! I
Gl'SOlVSKl E. 31 Wall ,
guamufecd‘the ’
KOCOL'R. F. l?
oring a specialty.
COLLINS. RM. munahfifl.
materialnaod uaoddif limited.
rrr on Iomumnwan W ‘ ‘ ’ 4 ,
“Old stolen Inland Dyeing
“Us“: mm?
GIBSON. ALEX s. z: Marwfrl If two.
organ and harmony y. ‘ -
OYSTER manure AID m
ROYT, W. I] asox, mWaterlhBJi.
of Raymond. I Planters, mall
stale dealers in native“. o) star-1.. ,
REED dr HOl‘n‘MA‘a’. lat Witch's“
lore and shippers nth
VAX NAME, J. Loco. P.0.bea5‘8.m
PA'I'TRBEs AND nouns.
NORWALK PA'I'I'ERIW W0
. theme, prop; River-aides “gm-“k
inga specialu. by g
“I” “SW“I‘IE‘MM Ina-Wu?“
I» earn . na
null, meant: John Trlirbn.
thmllh, lstwul: Grace
arid many others.
Plum , ' ,
BRAIXARD, F. C. 7 Water N.
Palm, gold and ailver swam.
oe'rnnanmr 930. n. 7 Waters: N. am.
and sign painter. paper hanger. - '
PHOTOGRAPM
NORTH, S. 78 “’aehi .
quality oi'ily. andthatt ngioa 5" S. N
PHYSICIANS.
Burke, W. (‘.. office «l5 and l": Washingtoir ..
s. _\‘. Iloum it to it). “oil," A ins.
Pl A50 TUNER 6 REPAIR“
HF NDEF 1'. F. coeralldenlghtath Ala
dealer In pl- mos, "wannabe“ Intimate.
Pl. .\Tl§(--00I. I), SILVER AND mam
St II The toll“ infill Pwyrlxo co. 0 Water
.-I m. m l' u- tnI atlngdmrdllhln.
and rcfiui-«hing of all lads ofme
III} .1]. ESTATE AG“. .
IAY TDN. JACOB M. \Vnahingtonatmmko
.\. Property ioreale,houseetorcnt. uneadv
\\ Ut'm“ ARI), E. A.No. )falnst .8. Irena.
rent and building lots for sale. '8 to
BETAUBAI‘I'SI
HYXBEE. F. FJ Railroad
allhanrs. Btrie I first
sport. A fer! tabbI ’ f.
l.. \b'l-Z s DEI’UI‘ WAUWL‘
it) the beehpricui how:
1 . l
iMIRD'S mas Ixsrgum
inanilngandday schho l. smut;-
IIIIs.iIr:III-.I~.Luw1. for girl! and m
ladle-I, Hilleillt. 5. Springtrrarm
LAI' Ill-lit s BLOCK. 5 N. c. rm Pin-aura;
this
slIUR'I'IIAND AND 111‘39'“
Day and evening sessions. Bull“
511' A)! ENGINES All)
.\l)R\\ ALK IRON WOPKS comm."
Railroad roadbrldp. “3
\\ .Iter at, S. V. near _
erratum? no“? annual f~ . -
l.. \i’ TON. JACOB M. World not
\'.l’aae. ricketsfirafteaaolilwafldm
STONE film an.
FERRIS. JOHN H. ft \Vanhincto'n ah
b-rk l, lilac. content. belt. D It»
.\IIIII1\IX.J0HNB.=E'n B. I
Also layer of concrete w ,
510‘ Ell. RANGES ”b “AMEN
Kim lli‘ll. manor: 29 Bavtlaad .
15a.» atom and walerheatcrs. P. 03"»: 0g.
POWELL. J. W as Washtnm at. 8. N.
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