r , ' ,
’”‘ Acorns-dentitiommmbto
‘ W
man-Iran
Wand
, “O
“can“ T" '3 we when;
take
moons-pi
Mum mmIClhm‘m
llhink’lt null tohe dcnelcr one
m—uwmnoom no lei'dionthatbylbeaoiiccmpsny,nntil
“proceededwiththepriacnermonrprmtcmncilvctedtc burnnll lhllnrionflalhoffiantlicrwalk,
Meantimtbeoermand mlmfirw WWW haamturuedfromntrlpupthelludacn.
Willow. lgnuwpmrncre
quieted andtohantctotheoonltrucm,
Who won arraigned helcreJnatloe
Weddnedflandccdauncnnte
ingtcilflo. TheGermaugpvohhnome
‘ no Wfllia-‘Hclinnn, of‘Wblte Oak
' hair ‘ I
» . " rnardngontnlianlahnrer
. «omit cu Bolder: avenueJlorwnlk,
mtw-MMfimmM
tobuyocrnotobaoeo. Hegavetheclerk
T-n‘bill, which he unhtcaneigbbcring
were to not changed. Betrirning the
derhgaveh'ncustcrncninety-tlveoento.
Nltnlldwantedanctherdollardmht-
h that'ho gavctheclerkatwodolln
hm. Bennetheclerkreiueedtobsnd
overthenicney heprnceeded togive him
* ambabingingoodoldltnlionjor-
gnu. Theclerkreschednndertbeccnn-
' H'nndpnlledoutarevdverandordered
ficltalianontot'theetore. Thedagohcglthinkitvwnemnehworee. [.edlromh’nvneatipn,
got out and went downtownatternn
mmmmderh.
’ GecraeJoyee, n fifteen-mold boy,
bring with his prenlnon 'l'aylorvnrenue,
Whaflfitm with several
oinrlndo and wan noverely pnnhhod,
hibendbeirgontaulh’ntocebrnind.
Kegmncdhcmeinadand condition
“throwing?“ oontontlrepiaaaa.
walkqlaway Rbthinghmbonhurd
been ldra since and he has not been
. den. 'l‘hepclieeharebeennotifiedot
FIRST NIGHT 0? I'll! FAIR.
on. We Iotbodlua Opa- 'l'holr
» Annall‘oatlval.
IBM-fight at the annual lair
negro-unwrap; the ladien or the
“amt. R church woo W!
’ Middvery m1. llnny
hcyartideswere diaprned cl andthe
‘ [allowing excellent program wan
ruidundllnringtheevening:
“than .......... uo-Jhmw
...,...:.C.Ll'oddocx
.Hbchrnlninllcu
....Ira.l.l..llnaford
.mlnlinllcu
li-Kellogg 'ved an encore. Re-
no
olthetentneeootlheeutertaln-
phi tor Friday evening, at the
”I, will bathe recitation Mm
,bylulonchmt'aouthllcrwalk. Ira.
[duhwillbenccourpmiedcntbeplano
bylltrdanghterngirlct’ elovenyeare.
I
‘ $3“ “Wflmfl
(cram abcut'tbo uproar until
the bilh come in for payment. Then
they‘hightumandwelooh aroundto
one who to lay itto. lthink'thebeot
thingfcrthecitytodohtomakeaccn—
traetwiththeGoscompanytoroneyenr,
llglitrtoburnnntillo’eloel. 'l'hatwill
givethucity timetcinveatigateandeee
whetbertherecanbeanythingeavedby
cwningitaownwcrh. . j
By the mniittee’o abowrng,*our
hgllmflweprtnpcnr own plant,le
ccatmnlmooteighttbcnrnnd dollorato
atartwith.and how lougfiwouhl‘it he
beforeitwonldbetentlnuaandt ,
lrepeahthetanltis allour ownland
pnctottlrcoewboowntheplangncr
where it is located. I believe the Ga
company has always, fitil Very lately,
been owned and controlled by South
Norwnlk parties, its president living
rightherenmongus,andyetl doubt it
theservicewne nuybetterthunnow. In
for our expenses are increasing at a tear-
lul rate. I understand our floating in-
debtedness is in the neighlxrrhood of
fifty thousand dollars now, and in-
creasing rapidly all the time, use we
are spoiled children. , ll.
uneven. serum
In Ilooarol llan Ilophloo. Who Oooolo
lot-oh an a lush-nu.
The farewell cerviceot the Norwalh
Bnbtiet Church. last evening, in honor
of lien Anna Hopkins, was very iotaL
tasting and enjoyable. llowanl Duty.
president of the Norvrnlk Baptist Y- . »
People's Society of Christian Endenv’.‘
unaided, and a dwble quortette led the
ringing, i’rofeeacrl’erris pveoiding n the
organ." ltwareapactulthat than. F.
Torrey”! Dentin. m,whuldhe preo-
ent, but he found it impcnrible and sent
greetings to the Hawaii Union, which
we read‘by ltev. '1'. K. Noble, D.D.
Rev. anel Backus, of Wedport, ofored
prayer. ’l‘heaolo by lies Ella Byxbeo,
“Casi thy Bread upon the Wotan."
wn exceedingly well rendered. lies
Bopkinn then made a few remarks. fol.
lowed by Rev. F. E. Robbins. Relmh~
Immtanndaooolnl time were then on-
joyed lathe hpemanof tbeehurch,
and Hi". Hopkiar‘woe W‘witb a
handsome banner. on which won painted
a picture ot the church ind n portion ol’
the Green. The [hinting was made
lilo Doom in a mod artistic .
lion Bpphluo will leave this country in
cornmy with other uni-tourist about
October lot. She will be located in [tap-
goou. Bomb. -
nofiorbylnono.
'l‘beDerbyracabeganyeeterday with
gocdwsnthermgoodtractnnd a good
attendant. In the three-mu claw
I. We C. I. P., cl'l'roy. N. Y..
woninotralght heata; brotthne, 2:”.
mmlmsmum.
wcuthelflnoczbeottluledfll.
"comm-looting.
g~ townrnsstinglsulledtur
' 2w mflio‘Mtonpprore
A, tlnnswlayontactfiouoad
Bobtail-Wrought.
om Olin-lead. Ill unfortunate
Wmucrntlypnrchasodtooloto
thatllelanterodtooatlhnwood
[. ‘ cartoon.
‘ Mellowl'arltcruloahoatlwhb
dhh-nntb.
g” ran. own“ n... rig-in.
ioangfriendslnfiewYcrh. " ‘ ,
“hilaritwmmdliewfiavuJa
vilthigllra'BradleymtBnflnvenuo.
"’Btlerrm
guatotflhfin‘llyflettamn theGreen.
llralidmund Zolud, of Chestnut
Mhureturnedfromllocklaodloke.
xv. ‘ '
mmmfi‘xémn, n.1, m
is visiting relatives on High street, Nor-
walk.
li- LnelananHooaenr, o! the bor-
and.
‘ ' "‘ , ‘1
' ‘ e film; 31.; is:
'4 .ofifl M. 5m I.
H " od'ilpodl'ob- uni-worn- unable
than» on. nitro- coolant-not
( ”char-awhilooh Inna iho'lllato.
“ Mm, N. 3., sign n—Jrhst enrlcuo
.mwhocnllah’irnollllu. Robert Bay
much. but whom theenuruducldod
' “he lira .lcabaa than, boo once rum
, W
now-rook.- Lug-ago.
AW. Pa, floor. 1—» mm
‘ taboo
cugh.bpretnrnedtrornhummrner&ml|
outing. .
llr. “In. A. .I. Cmtntol Wat
avenue, have returned home from Oct-
legality.
llr.sndlrnG.lIowardKlnn.ctl-3aat
llorwak. are visiting lira. Hawkim,
,M
Ibis Ionic and Hallie Wade, 0! 8t.
Loni. are visiting lint Clara Ionic, 01
Boot Norwalk.
My , or Allentown, n. J.. is
visiting hank Duty, ot Osborn avenue.
Boat Norwalk.
Rev. G. VnnAlatync, putor of the
Norwalk Iethodilt church, hue return-
Brooklyn, are visiting their cousin, Addie
Hyatt, of Stuart avenue.
‘ ma llyrtie Minor, whobos been visit~
ing 11 Jones: or be: Norwal. returned
to'her hor'ne‘in Water my to-day.
llr.andlrn.GeorgeW.Beneh.of
Waterbury, have been viriting William
r, llarvin. urn-u Harv-lit. ‘ .
Editin- A. ll. Bytnghu mm
bhwileto Shiite yeoterday, whack
will remain for a abort time.
Ira. J. W Halos, of 83 South. Oohorn
avenue. Ind Norwnlk. is spending the
thy will lrienda in Stnmford.
in. Samuel Morgan, of Brooklyn. in
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Duty. of
(hhorn avenue. East Norwalk.
In. linen Annie and Katie Wood. 0!
“ SUMMER
lira. B. 3. Wood. of Norwalk.
MinsSnrnh‘BiaellfotPittsfield. lines“
in a guest at the residence of her uncle,
Rev. 8. B. S. Blow“, on theGreen.
llr. Cottell and lies 'llny Clark, of
Washington, D. C.. are the guestaot S.
K. Stanley, of Main street, Norwalk.
Jib-Corrie Doty and Mia Clnrlotte
Whitlock, at Brooklyn. nro guests at the
ruidenoeot John B. Knapp, Went street.
Ir. ‘nnd In. Frederick Balloon.
formuly line Stella Norton. left yeater-
doy for their home in North Aliinztou.
Nam.
llr. and lira. George Dunenbury. 0!
Brooklyn, to» have been occupying
Warren E. Bmith‘o cotton-mu Chimmoue
Inland, returned home yeaterday.
arm numnru'
ram Annual coon-lion llald l'ootsriny
ln loath Norwnlh.
The annual convention oi the State
Botched Protective annotation warheld
In the Knight-ct Pytbloolall. Walling-
ton otreet. yesterday atternoou. A large
number of delegates were present. reprec
renting Hartford, New Haven. Wm
bury. Bridgeport. Winoted, Danhnry
and Norwalk. Routine lanlueos won
tron-acted and the following cum
went-looted lortheenrulngyear: Proo-
oo ~ . no xvi»
W
avenue anddcen loot avoiur to tho
Darla Remembrance dinner war
asrvsdby landlord Power. The out
convention will be held!- Watsrbury.
mmmmmam
lsotlanalthol-lhnrylfluotora
At the regular monthly mating ol
monocular-nonalcoholic»
' duly. W1 il, igwu‘
mnemér
lanbnry Inn on omn-
8mm. Paf. Sept. t—The emplmot
the Snnhury Lumber company have gone
in strike. banana at a contemplated ro
dnetlon in their was». The planing mill
and sawmill of they oprnpany are the
lament in thin Ration. ‘
M0 0' (lilo-[o Cabinet Ishta-
Tmunao, Sept. a—Ahont moo cal-rt
niater. employed In in, shops.‘ fl
gone on atriho (or on sight hour day,
abolition cl piece work and an increase in
wages. Ibo employers say it is lmpcaolblo
to granitic demands of the men.
A DARING JEWEL ROBBERY.
Bholor Knocked Down Ilth a
Club at Pananolous . ,
Pomona-nu. 8% Ian bold ry
robbery has been perpetrated In city.
8. ll Wuvor, a jeweler at 1,113 Molt
atroet. received a, letter yesterday nlgood
by Fran “museum Cabot street,
nahlltg l‘hlt eanrphs o! bo rent to
Salesman
. W!
thicu‘idnerderthnt thomctharct the ..
writsrirrlght rule detections.
Balsa '
,W. Shulorwaaldt‘
man
to the addreoa given in tho altnrnoon with
a goat‘s» or mom. llo vacuumed
into Mar yod grandad
a tabla? “you. 7 Mn.
audit!” called his mtton to t win-
dow. and when hlo head was turned
atrnek Shnlor on the head with a club.
Shulor woo knocked down and dazed by
thoblow, but got up and otrugglnd with
his aaanllant, all the time calling tor help.
'l'hompoon struck Shuler several times
with the club. but at length became
frightened and lied, taking with him
about son worth at jewelry which be
matched from the table just botore he lelt.
Shnler at onco‘repcrtrd the matter to the
pollen He baa received very palatal hug;
HOTELS EIBARRASSEl).
‘I’on Atlantic ,0": Hoot-trite Reported
to Ito la ‘l‘ronhlo.
Arum Cm. Snot l—Abcnt as com-
adsmoraliudon an over when the
in thin cltyla being brought out
now, one result of the put sea-en’s burl-
noaa Among the principal tailors: are
thatct the United States hotel, the pro-
prietor: ol wblcbnnllossrallcalt Harn-
llton. who are between and) and mom-
dobt. The principal Icon to sulered by
Hugo Herold, the proprietor ottho Grand
Union hotel, who has let! town wttba
“All data behind him.
00am flat! bar gone up with about
mindebtodnan, although it to under-
atocdtbat the whole amount will he no-
anrned by the Con Brothera, the ovum
at the bulldog, who had leaned It to C. G.
Gillette. the present proprietor. 6ch or
eight other largo house: are reported on
having tailed. but particular cannot yet
he obtained ct their statue.
‘l‘ho l’mtdont‘s Praia-t.
Carl Mar Pom. N. J.. Sept. 1-41»
president has directed tho utate depart.
moot to enter a otrong protect with Min-
latar Pacheco for the ihlv Moran anrhcrt
ti- agalnnt tho nelture ut the City ot
Panama when that Verdi calla at Cantu!
Andean porla on her return paaoage. llo
angr- diplomacy no the manna to rattle
the llenlty. and uollvayn tbolnipremlon
in lilo lnltruetlona that American property
will be protected at all innards.
r... on r» m coo-at-
ltournvran. ll. in. Sept. n-Prctesoor
lawh llwltt. at the Warner ellorvatory,
Mod the earth and has made is new
M in the entertaining it uncertain some
d‘ndvontnro which also began so my
m 080- lu this small New Janey town
dmumarnmmrmmm
haplay ernbnolng and entering about
. “Incidents“ her lltewltb Rollertitay ‘
" Mien. Monikangott wns known that
“In one bill writtena play lorher which
”to be called “The llabhertonn." and
it won alao known that Hubberton woo
duodbocauno it would suggest tothe
public the tact that the play would deal
filth the Robert Ray Hamilton epiaode.
"an ‘- remote."
lvahaa been spending the montbsct re—
titled” in motoring her shattered homo
all in developing that blotrionic merit
whicheraryodventurese in madam one
can... That ahe studied asidooun—
andwlth acme ihtnlliscueo was shown
In herportorrnaneo taetrright. »
Duringtbelut-two ninth rehearsal:
have been (mount. Among the first
nun- Mnnager Gardlnarmade was to
“untitled! the play. He decided
flat “The llablnrtonal' was not no at-
Ilar Itylo at Play am.
V There line not been‘any great amount at
.m hack of the enterprise. For the
:at week variovr amnll ch Jersey town!
th'l: hem lillod with pootero tending like
at: W's mmrxox.
In ”I!" RAT "Allllrml,
—-———i
maroon run aim Futon: won.“
, ‘ in no use,
10! .
hhohauunLronIHuc and pretty»
mantle drama, entitled
ALL A ”Yr-TASK.
Emmi) IY .\ cu-urs‘rrxr mun“ or
nonunion?“ rhinitis
I'D l! I Ber-slim.
About no people came out to on her in
the evening. The plot 01 the play lolicwp
tho incidenta know; to the pubic, but it
follow! them in e. dintorte l way. l’Ivo
llannlamadaoutto la” twmmo and n
martyr. Robert Ray Hamilton no a weak
but noble hearted man ot the world: llctb
Hazlett-s at the wiloo of o chamom- who
,laanppoandto ha Josh Moon and at an»
other character; a coal oil minim» ol - the
berth-who never nppmrod. ltobert Roy
Hamilton to masquerading under the mm
0! Roland living-done. Josh Alarm is
called lvnn Yahweh. Ern Moon in cnlhd
Nadine, a triendleoo orphan, surrounded
by low and vicious pcraonn Sum Dan
nelty only be itrnim-dly dip-covered in o
Ira. Preston. who is a drunken house
keeper for tho Uviugstorms.
'I'ho Plot or Ila. l'lay.
Tourip the character: or their names in
MD“). Robert Roy llomillon in made to
meet and love Era Mann. thereby roundup
lilo boaoll friend, Josh llami, and bin cast
0! W The wicked Juolr hire-a man
to paracnate a ricer. and than when
Robert Ray and lmi things they are mar-
M. they are not. Era find-o nut thotruth
Mb the drunken hummwcpur. lhiuha
wally booth-culvert her, not [nap rm
to I]. She is prevented, and a wound
“Cm-tho marriage lakes plums. They
no to the noaohure. loiluo'ul by the ill with
”lion- at tho Illltlll villains.
The drunken housekeepr “Hill” in with
I in"! and trlea to club Em; ltollrt llny
tntlflaros and accidentally stain the
Milken bookkeeper. Crowd rushe- In.
Iva In» tho Illa-so.
Ivanhoe tho blnm'o and Robert lion-—
whhh lo a new and much revised venlcn
oi the atory ot the crime (or which Eva did
ttlrolnthe'l‘rantm publication. The last
act dons not pretend to (allow the learn.
Inl-ttlolotonilolsrawrt or proplm.
lot In it Bra in about to mum Josh be
”the thlnha Robert ltty lo duo-l, and
would wlab her to mom Mal-mom trlond.
Hobart Roy mullet luck in» in the
e' thumaud millet-r Josh eureka away
yum,»tm tab-v
pp...» 0 h . .
fihoflahoo tip Wall.
1
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..'K§£hnuo mugged.» liar loans
by
magnet llporlaues. addo l' in
ambavlalbtanwltaoaod. M
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Pinon-0.30» a. .leettfarnaann‘
moraine»- cl '
abomination
tat-a tan yearn tuna her lite
aebottboharduro tron: bar lasa
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We are pleased to.
announce that the ele-
gent! Shaningér Piano,
which, was offered to
the ' person returning
the largest number of
tickets on o, the lot of
to
George A. Whelpley,
September, goes
who represents Butler
Lodge, I. O O. F.
May it make no (He.
cordant notes after
12 p. m.
.863 WEE £118 133%
.5... 388,000.
miles
, y . South Nady/gilt, Conn.
n2: inland mum '
The number of tick- W
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GALLA'I' 'l,’
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Boston Store, ;:
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xenon
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KOCOUB. r. 1! No.
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mom! 7 .
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Palnugoldanddlrg ~
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musicians.
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HAN. Hem-no 10.1»ng ,
PIA!!!) than . “Pm .
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dealeft‘in Morgans-hadn‘t.“ .. ‘
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ladies. Hillside. K. Spring, torn,
[HOI‘HIAND All.
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with all their
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