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The Clothiers,
g,“ in: gum": penny!!!
fig“ ‘*t » .
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‘.._i l}? Slim Brand
lam did
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Like the one in our wiI
We Want youfio buy
N DY
adenoid do Perkins’
“upwind Boxes.
:mwgfi”%flefi ydfi'want Candy
' WOULD YOU LIKE
illinilntnuonrren
Idow‘ I
fiwfintmd we will show you
toget it.
Just in.
Low Prices.
distill
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Popular Styles and
Vi slug Sto re ,
lilIIIsiiogton st, South IorIIali
”I lliijE'P'EN‘fquNT.
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Bargain Grocer.
Spatial Bargains for Saturday.
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Tryoorme'l'ea.
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GlllFEE. COFFEE.
Willi. millilEll. BllllEll.
Tryour Sic Butter.
SilIiiI. Stillman SiiiiiiI.
IPEBIII. IIII wot IIIIIoII roll
no IIIIII on“.
new
“bums-linen in till-I I.own
lulml‘
”wean selling at
warrant it
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9.5.1 mum, di‘ge'nta; aingle copied.“ .. wall.
it", in); IIW£¥:WM l- ,' ..
WM‘G' mantadytottnmwu
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quantization”! thlli lipid-at
any they are advertiaed:
South No rwalk~J. L. Barrel]. Mr. L V.
('aveli Mr. VallDlrn.MhleMar Fitzpatrlt k.
Mia-st. (.arrie Fine. Frank Grape, iaa Mary C.
Mrs. Hannah Jaa knoll,“ Johnson.
“urge-I,- C. Mathew Mr. Frank mom-n llr.
Alla'u nanny... E. .ilearleo. Mrs. Jeanie 0
Simmons, Mimt' boiling \\ ouaton.
Norwnik Hivirino Goncnives.
East Norwalb Mr. John Brown. Mira “or.
once (‘ Brady, Alford liough. Mill» Bella
Holden, Mr. George Knapp.
New York liar-id Weather Pom-eta.
In this llltllfll‘l. cloudy weather with showers,
onenrly stationary teIIIporature and much Iml-
Irinm will probably prevail in the morning,
followed by clearing. cooler and lees sultry in
the evening. Winds fresh. from southwest III
went. In this vicinity tomorrow fainmeler
weather is probable.
Miniature Almanac for 'l'o-Inorrow.
Sun Rises Sun Beta i High Tide how Tide
at one. at dell. at 1:9. at MD.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preacher- aml 'I'Iletr rimme- in Non-Ill
Churchea To-Inomw.
sorrel NORVAIZI Coxmtmanoaal. West
avenue and West athlete. No settled
paator. Services ltb'lia. In. and 7:3"). Iu.: Sun-
day achool. 12 m.; young [I‘lllle'u meeting, 3:10
p. m. Subject. "Seeking the Beat Things."
Rev. A. F. Board, of New York. will preach to-
morrew.
Sour" Holman; )l Innolllxrr. \Yt'si avenue.
near (Earner. Rev. ll. E. Burnt-n. pastor.
Premhing. tome. In. anti in!) p. TIL; Sunday»
school. 12 111.; young people‘s meeting. 0:!) p. In.
Rev. OIho l‘. Bartholow will preach.
Son-II Norm Ana Barns-r. West avenue, near
l’inc street. Rev. Archibald Wheaten, punter,
Preaching, arm n. In. and 7:1!) p. III.; Nun-lay-
Ichoni. i'.’ III.; young 'Iv‘oplc‘r Iuecting'lrzll p. m.
linv. ll. S. Dunning, of this city. will preach
in the morning. in the evening Rev. ii. A.
Delano. of Evanaton. ill.. will preach.
TRINITY lienlcotur~ West street and Fair—
lield avenunsouth Ntlrwalk. Rev. tilin lini-
lock. rector. Morning Prayer. Lilany and ser-
mon. Mil) a. In. The Mr. ('orromn. of New
York will oniclaie and preach. No evening
service.
Nonwaul Barrwr. Emu nvetlilc. trplxwlll‘
Green. lit-v. F. E. lilillliiiii, mater. Scr-
viees, mm n. m. and Till p. III.; Sunday school.
it! 11).: young tulpie's Inn-ting, can II. III.
The pulpit will be occupied by the Rev. “’. l’.
l-Ilsalnn, pastor or the First itIIpII-It church of
Waterbury. uim will preach morning and
evening. The public cordially invitui. Scab
free.
Norman; L'UNBBIZGIITXIINAL, I'Ill'lit'l' Park
and Lewis streets. ilev. T. K. Sable. ll. lt..
pastor. Services at 1013! I. Ill. and 7:!) p. rm;
Y. 1'. S. C. l5. meeting. 6:21) p. m.
Sonwanlt MmIoIIIRr. West and Mott ave-
llllt‘r‘. Rev. lac-(Into Van Airtime. it. It. rum-tar.
Hervlm tum it. In. and 75!! p. III; Hun-lily
wheel. l:.’ m.; young pulpit-hr Incl-ting. Iii!) pJu.
rim l’.ll'I.'x III-moor."~ (fburvb Sift‘t‘l. oppo-
site the Green, Nllrwalk. Rev. 5. '1‘. Graham,
rector. Serviun at limla. m. and 7:?” p. m.:
N‘umlay wheel. 12 III. Morning subject. “ile-
treating and Advanclm: I'olllllillrr," continued.
Evening subject, “The i’t‘arl Seeker.“ A cor.
IliIll welcome to all.
Glue: EPM‘OI'AL. Imam avenue and I‘m
Idreet, Nonalk. Betti. ll. Watkins. rector.
Thirtmnth Sunday alter Trinity. Morning
Prayer. Litany and nrrnon at “kill a. m.: rioti-
day school. i: In.: Evening Prayer and Iter-
mama) pan. All unwelcome.
Sr. Muir‘s, it. 0.. corner of Went avenue
and ('ilapcloiroet. Korwal’k. Rev. W. .l. Sloc-
um. pastor. how Man». 'I' n nI.; (‘Ihiillren’n
times) it. TIL: liixh Diane. Willa. m.; Vail-en.
MI! p. Ill.
l-levr Avnsn llrmumwr, near \‘anZanIlt
avenue. l-Zaot Somlk. Rev. 1'. It. Print. polio
tor. Preaching mm a. m. and 7:!) p. m; Nun-
Iiay when]. is m.; young people": meeting “I'll
p. In. Morning aubjort. "lie Ye Gleam"
Evening unbieet. "Fishtail." The public are
cordially Invited. All tie-la free.
Abvm ('ilillll'l'le. i'anZandl avenue. ideal
Norwnlk. Rev. ll. ll.'lncker.paator. Preach-
lnlr. likflia. In. and 7:3) p. an; Humiay delimit
l: m.: prayer and praiao arrvice. on; p In.
Tonto In“ (‘Ilnmrall AW‘IATIOK. ,
Hang nervlce Sunday afternoon at I o'clock.
«Inducted by Junea Fountain.
Nutuowoot) lino! (‘uania Ely avenue.
iimtih Norwalk. Huntlay aelmol. Ml) p. an:
evening ”Him. 1:1!) I). m. lilibkfl. "the
Chrintlan liuty and Rewanl" >Al‘il ix. II: Dan'l
ribi. Wellhead” evening anbket.“tieeling
but not findiux'u John vii. at.
drum-”lineup” lament. «Kilian
.Itroot. limalk. llov. W. 1‘. liovrr. punter.
Matoao at Malta. .d Imam Readily
riled. wuan.fl.c.&lapulnIr.iv-m
(:anvanv Barron. Quinlan! Building. rov-
ner Wall and Knight streetll. Norwalll. luv.
(‘ W. Allenpaotor. services. Ma.» and
impala; Sunday orboobap. In. liev. M. J
llaaktanofmalnfmdmm preach in memora-
inmaodatinnnlwwiilierturmflwmm
we Bulimia?" Rev. F. 0. W. hum. of
Bridgeport. will preach in the "tibial.
James ll. Noah am
y left for Glen
Cove, la 1., lath t label today.
In. John Danni one at I." home In]
Branchville thin morning, aged 25 yearn.
Marathon meeting oi the vigil-
ance committee (It the lint l-‘inlaim'
III-damn in Arlen Hall. Monday even-
lntt. MW
"mu.“ tileliwth lierwalk rem
unnamed-ale, ll confined low
bemoan meet. with II very
a—Inl’ianklliiilwe’at’lola
m. WWIMMWI.
“wwdmmwgfllm.
”:0alymnmu 3;
"Mpocketoataloguo.
(Mntygoalmfllmt Paige or Dan
mammoth. haul lilior m time.
mtakeatomimyuwday. atanding
theiaumoywull.aodiamattborul-
Wflmfipoaherltiide’aflo.
BANCIS & 00.,
South Nerwalk.
n..ii.y.."‘7r;i‘.n. urine; at than...
two new houses on Lowe street.
The Non-Secret Endowment society
will meet Monday evening in Dibble’a
Hall.
'Z’fll’ adloonor'i‘fitlioliu" ‘i at my.
WKBNle wharrviwltit 115.000
hick-If?” :’*"'*i”‘xf ; . LI irn.‘ i‘lv g," :
.rI,
I ‘ltiiv'.’ nail-'9 others, or Bvlitlstbil. in.
will speak in Dibblc's
afternoon.
James Eouninin will lend the Y. MAC.
A. song service to- morrow ultemmn in
the million room-s nt 4 o'clock.
Hall tomorrow
i a
The mmpuny of Normal]: and New
Column people who lmrchnswd the show
pmperty near Bell Island have already
largun impnlvcnlenbl.
Rev. E. D. Bunsen. of Strutford.
formerly pastor of the llownyton Metho-
dist church, will occupy the pulpit
morning and evening.
—'i'lIe “vest pocket catalogue" quII out.
l-‘ully fifty cars of [reaches pulsed
through this city bound malt yesterday
afternoon over the Consolidated road.
one train mounting of twenty ears.
The Nor-walk iron Works ('olnpmly
shipped all air compressor this morning
to the Granite Mining company. RIIIlIsey:
aha) one to William Deering It (‘oIIIpnnyz
Chicago.
The clothing firm of J. l’. E‘nlncistk
Co, on Worthington sin-ct. celebrated
the drill six months 0! its existence to—
day, null a very prosperous pix months
it has been.
James (ioniun.ol the Norwnlk lodge of
colored (hill l“ flows. lites beuu t‘it't‘it'tl a
delegate to the grand tlclllollsirulioll of
the (l. U. 0. 0. l-'.. to be held at New
London Sepiember it}.
Delia Oldcrtthnger. the Iwwyenr—llld
ILlughtnr of John Oldcnschhlgcr died at
the home of her parents on South Main
street. last. night. The funeral willbe
from the house to-morrnw afternoon at
2:30.
——\\'c make our own ieemviln from
strictly pure Imm. Depot "eminent.
A special mot-ting oi the South Nor
\vnlk Firt- Police will bc llt'lli Monday
evening to take action on the invitation
to Ivtriieimtc in the purmic at Murmur»-
Ilecle. All IIII-IIIla‘rsIInI rmplestml to be
print-ml.
Two sisters [mm SI. Bridger» convent,
Meridcn. are visiting III the commit in
Norwallk. Two yI-arsllgn they won- well
known among Nnrwzllk's \villmnls limiti-
I~IIII-Miss l-‘IIIIIIic Mnguin- and Min.
.1 guts l Ylm’cn.
(7. W. KIIIIIl-a-II will give-1| lliblv mul-
ing at .\'n. 37 l‘IlIquIIII nirta‘l. at 3:30
o'clock Sunday alterutxul to which all
are invited. At 4:30 o'clock, at illcsume
plum», Rev. 1. Lindatrom will preach to
the Scandinavians.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir of the South Norwnik (.‘ongrega-
tional church tomorrow. in the morn.
ing the "St. Cli’t'iil‘. Mam" will be given.
and in the evening Michael Watwn‘e Ile-
Ilcriptive anthem, “Full of Babylon."
—-You can make it in live minutes;
that's the beauty of lloot ilccr tundr-
froul Klmpp'a Root ilmlr Extract.
lieutenant L‘AllonI-ltimrge 1.. Porter.
of Bridgeport, medical tlin’l‘lol' of the
C. N. 0., will deliver an impmumt
lecture in‘t‘, Tuesday evening. at the
Town Hall, tinratogn. The aubjcct will
be, “Waste Calm] by Avoidable bloom:
A Startling Exhibit." Dir. Porter will
leave Monday morning on the llouua
tonic Sunburn apeelal.
The note {or the new lawn tennis
ground» tame up on the "(‘in of A!-
bany‘l inat evening. and were put up this
lmtllillih.‘ ’lilogrounllmareilrexcdleot
condition“ phylum andnevvr imlai
as well all they do at plenum. The mem-
ber oi the club are playing this after
noon and some lint,- games are antic-Spat»
ed in the future.
The District Division. was of Temper-
ance. of Falrileid wunty. will meet with
Friendship Division of New (button. on
’l'huram next. seventy: l planters
are expected to beprmnt and II pleading
[minute ban been Integral. ll. it.
Jewell, In W. 8.. of lla-aehuaotta, will
makean addrero. 'i‘eawiiibenerved at
slan’oieck.
Windywilohaaheeainsnlary’n
parhll‘ fifty-men yearv. eontrllalted .100
lattweek towanithenew marble altar.
At the timethe that arrived here time
wall-addict priest nor church. The
mmwmboldoaeeverytwomontho
byaprleotl‘nanflewflaven. Them
hooaoeraprivate residence medulla
chord:
M to the What Dimmerelai
College. m bulldillfim the "vent
pocket WJ’
Amidouammnmm
Pinch tom. of! Norwalk. and are
mptogmtfmai‘mkuh. Among
“loyalty-remand Indium.
nond,ltruadflu.loauphWaii.ltr.
“mammal-omitt-
Mil-Ilium
IIIIIIII
EMlllllllllEBIES lllllllllillllli, Etc.
Inn
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 washingtOn Street,
Illa. E. P. Weed in having anartaian
wall aunk' In the rear of herWeai avenue
residence.
Matthew Neebitt, who has been West
for the past your luv the benciit of hisi
health. returned yulterdny. much benea
lilikl- by the change. "‘él
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I‘llJIlh it! {up}
IMNWNHhBWiuWE‘rMhaFm'i" Il' l Iohil‘lu'fle
viiil aw awning. lisp-I number
«Motor John Dyna. of the Danbury
and Norwolk divialnn o! the Hausaton'ic
railroad. a ‘ '
The mystery which Ilurroundu the slut-
den disaplanrauce of lire. Edmond»; from
her home in Bridgeport. which was told
in Till: 81.111le yrsterduy. still rumoim
unmlved.
--E.tlst Sunday ext-mum to ('oncy
Island August'. M and Mill.
Charles anke, who went to New
German 3 short time ago to take charge of
the lalrber shop noently owned by
has bought out the
Charles lit-bold,
laminae.
A young man grounded in a row imt
on the mud tints near Peach island last
evening. 11in cries attracted people at.
the Dorian lieu-w,
took him ashore.
who rowed out and
Rev. S. W. Butler is not able to preach
in the South Norwnlk (kingrl-gntionzll
clllln‘hyas was cxlxoimi, and Rev. A. F.
Beard. of New York will conduct both
services to. Illorrow.
The llwpd Tcmpemmc meeting in
Dibblrw hull Sunday afternoon “ill be
conducted by the Ya. ll pmmises to he
one of unusual interest as friends from
out of town are expected to be ph‘se'lll.
All :IIOmrdinlly Web-onto.
The regular weekly meeting 0! till:-
lnIlepcndl-ni Social club was held ill-rt.
cvmingut the rind-lune» oi Archer ll.
Jennings. “'cst. sin-rt. important busi-
ness was. Irunsnctul. Two new Illl‘lll-
hem were admitted to the club. Sammie
Hoyt and Richard Abendl’oth.
Thieves entered the residuum u! “21’.
Taiulndge. in Brooklyn. Thursday. and
stole several articles. amounting In value
to about 3300. Mrs. Tulnladge in we‘ll
known in this town. being a daughter of
Samuel Fruity"! Ill-wnyttm. Both .‘.lr.
and Mrs. 'l'lllulullgl- were libel-III when
lin- Ilepn‘rluiiou was collunitted.
BIl|lIlllIPORT WI‘ti Hiliilh.
The lad flann- In the Termi- Tourna-
ment I'll-yell "call-rainy.
'l'llclust games in the tennis tourna-
lili‘liKll‘liVl‘t‘lilill‘ Bridgeport nIIIi Nur-
\vullt clubs were pluyl‘d in that city ym-
tor-lay aftermath. A large crowd ur-
i'nllllllllil‘tl the '09:}! club. and IIlIII-ll
interest \vrn IllzllIifI-siul in the rust!" ml
the contest. May's llutlju ul‘fln'lit‘ :lgam
fIInIt-thmi l'llt'llfllllill}: Iliiia‘it' “llllt‘ iIIl-
players worn battling: with wu'll other.
The India-5' club {unlishctl whohmcnts
of salads. ice cream. cake and llqllllia.
The visitors were I-nwrnlined moat hm-
pitrlhly.
Three Iliuglm were playul. iiclkllup
bent lllmwll 6-i, 6-1. 8-4. Mallory beat
llurI-hurd 6-3. (Hi, iii. In the next
lilllii‘li limerick. ll new player of the local
club, was given It trial. and lll‘tlllillt'ti
himself cmlitrlbly. He played against
Locke-mid. one of Norwulk'rl beat
playcnl. The latter bent Ihcfonllcrby
the score “-1. 1H. 7-0. The liridgeporta
have Won the tournament by u more of
do points to 9.
Next wn-k, mmnlellving Wednl‘rulny
Ill Norwnlk. the Fairilcltl county tourna-
ment will take place.
tonight.
date: Bridgeport 9. Dunbury Ii, Nor-
wnik ll. iinwnwicll ll
retain; to Doriua' II I... to (than none.
The annual elalnbuke of the Marion
Club, the repmlentative political organ-
iutinn oi the Third Ammbiy diatriI-I.
New York, will takovplat‘d til. Mil
Dorian House, South Norwilt‘. own
on Tuning“) next. Police Jlmtiw Daniel
U'lléiliy ‘dI-ntol the club and
400 of the frlombl of the mention will
gather at the club how at Prince and
Crosby aim at it o'clock on Tmlay
morning. and led by llcddam'a brain
bullwiil parade through tile district.
all wearing white yachting cape and
polka doth-bu. AI 8 o‘elwil they will
gather at the (not of limme Iltmet, Bait
river and mint the runner liay' Queen
for Booth NM. arm the bnkoa
gameolbaae ball between the fat and
lean politicians will take place.
leaderolthetean Inn will be
little Tommy maueah. .Juatiee Di
personal clerk. Bernard mrty.
Methanol the junkie. will certain the
hi. men. All tolerating contact is leap
forward to. There will aim be new
and atldelic gonna-Bun.
._._. .....a.. “A.”
not by an “Ion ,
Policeman Bradley. of Danbury. allot
mdoeriomiy wounded James New.
I.”
Om Em mic HWY!”
W
WWJMMI and
edtoflii the glow while in was
annuity-not unreal. a an
tea-e aft-r a desperate meal: The
woundedmaabatdlolhnburyimpitalw
trimahroireniag. numbers-raped.
lintvmarreated all the train at M
Milky-staid" m, blend for South
“I“!
The elltrimclmc
Following are the entricn to
UNDBi! HEAVY BilNIIii.
John J. “alpaca. the Bin—lad. Bound
Over in thalli- o! IL...-
Tbe trial of John J. Hampton. the al-
leged bigambt. wIII held before Justice
mildly this running in the borough
court-mu. (Miner! mauled
’imrmm its!» W to? whom
charm wan hignlny. dowhichdle
not guilty. K‘K’Il two wives then identi-
fied him. like. liarnpson, No. l. was
merrier! to the ncmlaed about ten years
ago. He had only lived with her a short
time when he cometoxorwalk. lie has
not supported her for nevcn years and
sin-did not for n time know his where—
:Ilnlutn, except that be was somewhere in
(hullleciicut. Laid May she heard ol his
pcrfidy and come It; Norwrllk to investi—
nlteiwr husband's Ilmtrinuminl ailzlirs.
when uh:- lmrned {mm Mm. iiumgnon
No. 2 the exact state of things. Jim.
llalnpson said she had a daughter by her
liilslflnll. but it lived only III-molt time.
Mrs. Hampton No. 2 stated that her
maiden name was Sophie V. Perry. of
South Norwalk. Shebecnmeacquninied
with liumpeon shortly alter the climb
of the woman with whom he resided in
Norwnlk. as his wife. She married him
on September 7, 1890. The mremony
woo performed in Port Cheater. She
learned of his having an illigitinulie
child alter living with him seven weeks.
She accused him of it, but be denied It.
Shortly afterwards she learned the
trulhot the matter and ielt him. ii.»
then left town.
Hampton halibut little to any mail
this. The jmltice bound him over to the
llt'!l criminal term of the Superior
t'oIIrt under :5l.0l)0.
lie true then arraigned upon zl null
brought by the town of Nurwztlk. for the»
support of his unnatural otlnpring.
lira. Ruin Furl-Ion. wife 9' 05cm t'url—
son. who I» the mother of the child, tes-
Iit‘lml that her tin-«t maptaintauw with
llnmpwn was when his wife (at lmut
all» Illlpljutti it was) want sick at
their home on \‘hopei “not. He
came to her and naked her it she
Would keep house for him. She agreed.
and was engaged at a salary of Oi a month
Her own husband left her three years ngn.
Alter liampson’a wife died she continual
to live with him for a few months m be
hull meIIiI-leli to marry her no soon as
she mllld get a divorce.
lie finally left her. talking with him her
wed-ling ring and her which and chitin.
She ulh-nvunls heard that he had pawnc-d
them. but. he told her he bani thrown
them in the creek. About a month
:Ifta-r he married his other wife. lit‘l‘tll'a ml
Furl-son's: child was born. and she was
obliged in ltututlw Alum linimt‘. Silv-
Illsolulszlvllilll by la-r husband in the
('lllldn-n's home. \ abort timi- ngosltt'
m-rumi n llflilhtll Ilt Rnwuytml and
mu walking then» Vi'lia'li alit' rwrivml :I
leliI-r from llnlllpmll rotating that l»-
wm coming In t‘nnnwtit-ut. lie was Ml
his way to see her when arrested by
IniicI-r Mlll’l‘llflllst'.
The justice found pmbuble mine and
bound liulnpauli over under lilmlltl Ill
$300 until the civil II-rnlni themllrinl
(‘llillllion pines.
llutllpmu wax tho-n ro-oum'nlml on the
charge of adultery. lleplrwlmiliot guilty
but tlw leIItiw found pruialbic mot-re and
bound him over lll’illl‘l’ $100 bonds until
the next criminal term of the superior
Pnltl‘i.
Thin make» the total amollntol lmndn
to be furnishul $1,800. Unable to sew-ore
Il lulndulnnrl he wan taken in the lockup
until Illi~l aftermath. when he Wtut taken
to the Bridgeport jail.
Iartr "about D‘.rolln-an
Marie llubert i‘rollnlan.wiw will op-
pmlr at bionic llnll. Friday. Auxnat 28.
in "The Witch" has acquired a moat
enviable [unanimity through her exwllent
acting in "The Witch" and other pinyin
it nee-bl no prophetic eye to one for tile
gifted young Itnr ll brilliant dramatic
intern. ill-r vmitality. intelligerave
and intuitlvuiaaigbt enable her to par»
untaplotareol lilo with fidelity and
'l-ividama.H Avlmuleot’tnr'actingb
her vimplioity and~aabth Heirloom.
She not only maker» a situation clear.
but. like summer lightning. Ibo illum-
im the entire horiaon oi the play. in
everything that who deem the tmwh ol-
illr tnwnrtiot ill vhdble. All for ”The
Witch.” we have not time In Iii-mil iiu
marlin. ntlrinitneramry. for the play
limt lwolne the mud unique. wiginal
andpmhmmily inn-reacting play of re—
mt 1M nnnnnnnnnn
A [lethal Ilntter Alto-Ina Mic-ilk.
Edward Elinor. of Bethel, a batter
well known in this town, attempted ani-
t'ldaillree tinte- ia that phee last night.
The finttlmehe laid meal the track
and it wan actuary (monogram to
stop the train and pull him oil. Later
he went to the liawleyvilie branch and
lplanad Holland mtheralla‘jnuaatheguo
i‘ittadeldotrpmwaudne. Them“
raw hlnland puma-Ii theti'ainin time.
35mm unlockedupmatwae re-
lonlodinalbort limo. Retainediateiy
ind down on theihnbary Illiliulhel
tar, ‘ with the intentional
killer them Ha III-hm bite
enmity again arldh fit the lucknpai
Windmill” rowel-Irv
Hebaaimendrinklng heavilyoflateund
ligatlmglltrthattho ilquorafl afleeted hi
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South Norwalk
NEWS “3831:? TOLD.
latte" Unity a! Ie-tlo- frn- livery
We! 01 Connecticut.
lira. Jennie Halal. wife of a C. N. 6.
man in camp at Niantic, doped with II
hustler, Thelma Norrie who stole the
bean- and will which Ikeyaiopedfi.
mm In been More and the
m aerated. halt Norrie haircaraped.
Atllmafinadyateriay LeroyT. Lewili
was arrested on charges of an illegal
role at a right to difllfiie of the manufac—
tures of the (thermal Engine company.
of New York, and of grand larceny to
the extent of 3300. Mr. Lewis '5 the in-
ventor of the Yalimn tire extinguislwn.
Thewifeol a Winuted physician has
hicmuglml two weeks-I. Her attending
ldtysicinn. however, stall-It that Idle hail
nearly MVIYQ’I'H‘. and that at no til'm-
during the continuation of the hiccongh-
ing was her condition doorman. The
mugbingfllestutee. was causal by the
our Business.
dowlthit.
wearetholaaadingflrocar.
lib It or "henna
AMI)?” will" I". meal-arm: if returned
a finial-'9 winner-t
K) hm and Five Ihuliliie liiv
Station. I lad 'a hold \"ntch with Idle
«bale. limit Jenna-rd vriilbu.I paid {or it
morale l..'i.l)l.\\oet J! “'05)! uveuue,cit r
not" w
roman. ‘
l’fli’KB'I'BOUK in tbeVorw-lk Iluraeitaii-
romldepotm whit h the owner can have by
applying at I isotlit
aul!
Poll SALE) on T0 BENT.
1101:. Shim Henry street hat Norwnlk. cl
mining Illnr mama, with "rod lama, well
and fruit true on pnmim: ' order
thmnxlmut- Irmnlrr of Marsha.” ll. MTUHM,
ft Ilatlh Reality a mutually 'soruu tin‘ ”giro;
«a.
a
TO LET.
gnaw arising from a‘ gevi ,l..
Benjamin Pratt aged 16, shot and 89"
riously woundal Benton )lott, aged?)
at Zonr, a suburb of Middletown, Thurs:
day night. Pratt and Mott are menlberu
of the Salvation army, and while return-
ing from a meeting were attacked by two
fought? nanled Foley and Fisher. Pratt
lining in self—defence shot his companion
Pratt, Foley and Fisher were arrested
and committed In jail in default of bail.
Prw‘rtaa in not a. helical.
0r :1 product of art but a wry
phrase of nature like an owning flower.
mid litlln' -rt Spencer 50 I' an Inn Blood
Care was envolved lmln the necessity
[or relief from the terrible scullrges of
scrotum and spwtiic dreamer; Science
mm. admits that It uni) b‘ able to neu-
irnlm tlurse him-l lamb and restore
health
Sold at Planted} Ii
Maine-keno Hotel. Sou
store, under the
Sorwuik. Conn.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
IISiIIIIiiTIiii STREET. _
sov'rll NURWALK, coNx.
mum
lSiiC ll. SillFllllD. M. 0.,
“mar All! mafia:
39 West Street. corner Trinity Plate.
sol’rtl sonwll. ‘
l'mtl Hutu“) Home to. litwfip m Im-
otu.pm hi iiflln
..
Quinlaiuqufs.
Illdlll ”All. Sfllllll IllIWIlK.
A Grangpening.
FBlilil EVEiililG, Aug. 28
"Y AI’I‘BARAXI 12 0?
Marie iiuhen Frohman
In "r! i‘munm Veil-mini I’iav.
THE Wllllll!
Supp-mural b)
I 00'?!" 0F 2i IITISTS.
14min! Scene!) animating Ilintnrir ia>~
calltlen in Salem. Mal-n.
Nil ADVANCE 1N PRICES!
Seats on Mile It! llnyt'a and Greer-Ink drug
Ilium. aulfl
l “Tint"? "V SIiR\\' \l. K WT. i'litiHAT‘
t',uurt Altman: it. A II.
flatulcnf larval» Dibble, intel of Surwnik.
in mid diatrivut rln ram!
Tbui' mm M i'i'nilalr for the Motrin t of Sor—
walkdtatb limited moduli-med wt: Ililfllllur from
the that» hen-u! fut Ill/c thrill-rho! will «lair
lt‘rv‘lltihll their Itaim-I [unveil-mum 1'wa
I ha) min I in prevent lMI’IfI‘IKIan. "0"”!
attntu) wilhiunlaldtlmc. will be ticl lured II
Irv-.ovI-ry \li perfume indebted to will retain
an reanrfit'ué‘pl'rpn'kt:“gm‘n§niiare payment to
U
mum llll Isa IIIIIIILI: ~"'~‘“"""“-
on: lira}!
Tu Bolloctor’s Iotico.
Tax rim: and payable September iii. In".
("it'll in hm: given to all ma liable
to pay taaaw lathe town. small. in
the unruly all alrileldaod Milieu! (' nun-ct
(Ill no IMAWII [ht of WI. ibal twill
{pantheon-fl '0'"!in maid tax" at tlwfoilmv-
n tam-Id M00 wit
fit the novel W. rt llanfuml. Matt Xur.
Wham Tm) on VII-lay. .Itt. I.
[turn biotin-rhini- util WI!
aim not In In,
. tint. ”ghoul “in
Well: do!
Al Dibble. at “oath
Viva Mlle marinara rhia .fiept. is M from
taw- lurk aftrvlmvm. an iiunriorh went
At M’l‘a lurk “Huh at and.
Wartime» :Iruet.
from
immoral.
inul III.
II.
th Sonaih. l non. ..
‘ “limit. RIB-L: ”lilo ii p an; evening
. n
Aline oflnol tit. John ”caliber" Pout
titliw. Suntan. from it IL or. to flan. . lama
p. m; "palm? when.“ ruddy»
"it all tum whieh Ink-ll remi- unpaid all"
It» litthday of dirt ”9|.th at the rate
of nine “rent will be I burned from the lIIlh
oi» oi nth", Ml until "I! ill!” Ml be
i.
it“ ltlt‘llMtl) ll. “01me Ittllntnv.
Inland lmaakl‘i‘ewn ISM“ alhunlheliot
Dated alNomralkJ‘oaa. Anna—tit”.
”habituated if.” aaiolfl
notice.
mnmbm the on" or
m of
Irritating an lane
non-It. to till:- my. hey-n
0|“va their own um when
Wilmette-rt Wmfiw
I re pan
the Ionian!» lay
filflm."
Wommd
Mlle ll
outbou-
but“. Zulu-alt“; oar-almond:
allilvhiobg‘nrbaad tariobrrataulpavnda-
1 Retail wstdewalkafi‘wltpvii
“Mouth
aim-u...“
“rural: or It'd-mm.
”It
”diam-u m mm
It! In!!! the
”in." an a mum;
MAI. Unit-
mm
“figflh “immanent!“
indie WW ”fl."
than alibi
III
work.
I
i» Evin-ma fire-flrmflfi
LIHAI’ER pan of bounu' I nature. rent SL’.
but I MIm.‘ rent Slit Him!“ brilliant
and central. l'Ialaenaion at once. Apply to“
\oung». at [awkward )1fo .‘o. an.“ iv:
”SE room (1er at No 3} illnloood ave-
i one. furnished or unfurnished: moder-
Ilt' rent. inquire on premises tor further par—
ti: diam. hurl (it
I‘l Hblailfib RUIIMS for light input-lice
inlr. Inquire at ‘kntinel mill e. . anti
\Vfilfl'i REAP lHizbttui home: fruit and
House it menu Apply to
Vi tilianl Hindi»): ”alien. Conn. atllwl
l 0“ Eli part of homemipring ~attest. South.
.. a” horvralk Apply on premixed. all”!
"l\- RU“)! «village on ( Hillard avenue
a‘ Apply to t healer F. (' ark. la Quintanl
avenue.
no» If
WANTED.
IIATTRIMMER.‘ at "are at Kmpp’p '5“
III \\ mbingtnn "reel. error 3:.
roll SALE.
lltilb'ln. .‘Tnp Brigg} ilarnm, Blanket-a and
Whi > armpiete turnout for hair. or will
each.“ erbicytle Apply toileruy E.“ heel—
"tilt! aver firm South varwaik. audio:
\.\ right rmm lIIIllza' un itrmr gtrevt mm-
paratiwly a. II. mntaining all thy mm! -
rm improvements on iflmiat’ having
it til atabh and “Ii-i lortbru wagon; Tay-
lur & Golden all"! ll
1 l Il.lll\ti 1. "TS for sale for $3” on tilt in-
dlnliulenl plan no inll- mt: no ifairy
Erin“ fit any inn; 3. are A37.
being 1'04" fn- et wuypnrz In :1 water.
mL’ ll. Smith. c ball ground \I'Iui’
want-venue. 7 roll 3 la-
l‘lliilTEES F0!" jib and mains-ll boat
a Air tight compartments. maki her on»
ninkable and Hale Will be «thin up for
want of nae. Albina!» or apply to Alicirew.» t6
Wm arena! anifliw
1101.523 and hull-ling int-I at moderati-
prices. Apply to E. A. “'omlvvard. 2&th
Sena-lit.
I
lot 51. it. From, i2li Ft. Been.
Nruly [KIIII‘ML Three minntni from Depot
and hut "dire a "rent Ba n Twrnty-
In.- alutlh ul' ham Association Sim-k imns—
lrnrnl lu pun lnwr Illmt “Swim: him n l haul .
in pay helium cmonthly on uni: time pay ment».
'er Inoru- [Infill Blane all on
S. Bailey,
So. 23 Spring Street.
air Tier Nil 1'" .\'0K\\' ALK t 'i).‘\'.\',
REAL ESTATE.
Woodward Homestead
illi illlllllllli lillllllllllS
To lot for Season or Tom at
lam
At Reasonable. Price
Aim eight. lots for sale on
Woodward, Lovmdell and Lid.
coin avenues. Price Mot) to
sine. TermIIto suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
lillllll & GOLDEN.
Orchrigtlan Swartz.
Saratoga. Lake iieorgew
and It. ileiiregori
Hartman or Tilt thlull'fl’b'b. imit-
Initial.“ nonhuman
Grand Four-nays’ Visits
Dy tip-rial ill-MK Imam
fl.
no: Ing‘flkfimflw
aalaliadvaaea. , I
.1
v.1: In... Ill
04.4.4... Ill-4-
"I." .
any
I
we are NOT going to add Liquors.
Mimoahmandflwmmcmmolflgiltwopandmhaveawmto.
Wehaveaatinealineof Btuplearuil‘awytlhmerieiua can be {wild to ill.
state. Bythepdtnwoluwlalbiicio the paid and the continuation of glue.
“ wewillmakealiviugwithoutit.
. Compammrpioeoandwrgoodswithouyinthiaeityertownandlealnarily
Wee-naerveymltothe‘huetm’atn "inanythlngyou wishineatabilat.
leave yourordeuand receive plompt ottmtlon at
CharlesESeymour’S
leading on... 33 Iashiogton Street, South IoIIIaIi. “
.-
; n93!
N.
. lllBlllE it BliMS'lllllll
Want to know if you tried their Mel
according to direction; as [albliohed laat
week. If you did, tibia isn't for you.
We are after these film. thiiew M
il'ad better belie‘ir‘e
'periorandthedireetimh-ue. Buiio
tell how a thing a
ldll'nk'nndtl) do Khrparlsuidalumld"bo gm
is another.‘ "Few (alt-ks have an ideal)!
the extreme dolimcy of Tea and Cofleo
and how artistically they mustbe mind.
To extract an oil or flavor is one of the
nix-st. works of the laboratory, and me
for whichihe chemist selects his material
with the meanest care, attends strictly .«lo
the cleanliness of his niacin, watch
every change in the temperature, and
counts every sea-In] of time. '
Tm .Ind (' offcc' Ix nothing but. working a
d: limes clII-IIIieal experiment. There as
rare! ' on our tables a cup the! of
these beverages which is it $ drink.
Uotlee bitter and muddy, Tea either too
weak or too strong, because so rarely
well prepared.” Those dimtione are
well worth preserving. Buy yWoe
ul’ Dibble d: ( 'omstock, attend faithfully
to thme directiom and you may yet
make the discovery of anew flavor in
your cup of Goflee.
lllBBlEltllllMSTllliK
18 98.
.
All Horses sold by th
t
PARSONS,
I
t
tablishment are warranted.
M.". H.‘
Brookalde Stock Farm.
Horses, Farmer-3' Horses, in fact. Anything in the Horse
Line.
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, ElegantE
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
-‘
illnl
E IIIIIuIIeIunlII
MILE RIVER.
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r
BABY Alli Mill BIIIIKOEO.
“utilities! manufacturer of baby
mt. pill? guilds“: work for aale iny Ive til
en It I. rune n alwalreatvarlem
oi ballet, and Muffin?!” at prices which i
be high l'nt‘fllfllllh‘ w enough Ioaait Illa
FRANK BOYLSTON
._..___..___.___.._..._.L.
BilllllllEN III! AlillllS
Suffering with Dyilentary, Diar-
rhoea, Cholera Morbus, Flutuieni
Colic, and all diseases of the
Bowel». Im- speedily cured by
HALE}! CORDIAIL. “capital.
to take. and [alrfeetly harmieao.
litter known to. fail mum.
ncconling to directions. .
hm
Illa
vitriolic In
addition
don I mail»! interviewed at”
1%“.
km and on
. Ioaaalu. neutrino common,
gunman. can.
LESLIE SMITH-
(,‘niontri I]. It. Army.
luercI or THE PEACE.
Immune» mm W
Inigo k1,.“-
“gfihfii 3%“
“and
Norwalk Chronicler