*mwholiveswlthhiswid»
owsdnrotherouthehill, isthereoogiilaed
Isadore! them 'lutSundhynigl-t,
menu» ”Maud/John”—
mmnummmum to
-“dtspinliohasl0armody’shsrnon8el-
denaveuae. About 2 oolook tloudsy
wmnendearmdhkcompanion
“ambush wartime to “dotho
safwhidi meant that he was seine
”oratoKelloggkflorton'sswreandget
sane"”hoodle, and for them to keep
watch. Hands faced an alliance
«throughthetransomoverthelroutdoor
and emptyingthechsngeoutol the
money, drawer joined his companions
‘sgaininddividedthemoneywiflrdrem.
Theythnreturnedtobarn and stayed
ontiliuolning,whon they wont to the
boroughandepentthernoney.
Inflortuullrnt discovered the film's
“auditor communicating withhio
partna'motifiedChiel of PoliceGormley.
Theohielmadesseriesol investigations
'inaquiet way,andearly thistnorning,
wedbyomrerAdnmeandllorehouse,
.arlested the bays,lodging them inthe
Mop. Theywere brought before Jua-
ttoe Austin and admitted their crime.
They‘re” all sentto theStnteReform
SchneiatIsrideri. Young Hannisan
oidoflender andwasoutol tirerel’orm
artwoionhnveolhonor.
ACROSS Till MUN”. \
fislowth nor-niacin him-hila-
the ”written- a. rim."
The South Norwalk club enjoyed a
very phantom] surname Sound, yes-
thihymntheneanhomsandspesdy
oyfisstmt‘nsr“Williautll.lloyt.' The
whatnot theclnb were the guestsol
CaptainWJLBoyt. Theateaurerland-
edstliorflipornl. I.,andaltcrseeing
lhetownthepsrty sailed back tollotou
Point, where supper was served. Cap-
Msdhowltwasdooe, eewhingeippht
We! thedclicious bivalves, which
midslijoyed withothergood “rings.“
a". least on board the boat. Among
”not were Hajor C. B. Doty,
CdonsllanllsSmith, E. A. Woodward.
Wayte A. ljhymond. Councilman Joseph .
A. With. Otto Barthel, Albert J. lloyt,
Plank Wwdward,Fred I. Knapp. Jo-
aophLWalx, H. Snydcrand J. P.
me. at when: moment.
oi Boweytoumnd Frank Bchnuermau,
fiwLM-W
”lulu-telltale.
Thethild evening oi the annimlfair
sadt‘ivslgiven by the ladies of the
,.Mevnnel.3. church mere-em
V Mthsnthepmvions ones. The
hanjossiéotiosshy tillter and Patrick
weregreetlyenjoysdaswere the piano
sdohyllislislsie Hoyt and the duett
mum-mausoleum
'lhsruwasalsrueattsndanoe The
melathhevenlngisasfollows:
I“ and recitation by Ira 11.3.
MWmflnphaohyhr
. m veal dnett by the lbs
Murmu- by lil- Gil-0U.
udyisaosulubylhstfiintsrd.
“flamingos-nae.
Worhhsbegusonths oonstrtrction
tails-mass of Monday fmy,
Millfllahwhiohwllihsoeouphd
hylLMLWmndKLFaaeh-
a.“ he Inns of hacker so».
"fliers-newborn”
”may “tom-stud“
“Wife-ms» company.
WWW ehiidrensshouwlll
W “when;
“Wilmetthsmd
“myths” wilthstav
indium.
' “la““fls haiku luau-glad
‘ Emmanuel» tinting.
”millimetre-
restart-aspen eaves
...-e ..
J
'Wfi"
Underitsternisit 'u optionsl with
council whether the lights shall
till one o’clock or lager. . , Ger
has no voice in thematter pt
obey. lithe city chooses to burn th
lightealiniglrt in the winter, and till
one o’clock in the atrium, or otherwise
they can do so under he terms. In
February last, we furnished three lire"
department lights free and eighty-one
street lights for $337.50. In Hatch,
weburnedthenmelightstlllfia. m.st
aoostotfliliofih. lnAprilandeinoe
thentilldu.rn.nt aooetto the city of
“82.15 per month. The provisions of
theoontraetaresll on the side oi the
city with the single stipulation that at
least aeventy lights shall be burned till
oneo’clocketsnexpeneeoltflperyesr
each burning312 nights. fire lemain-
ing filly-three nightswoveringthe moon-
light nights each month) no lights were
tobelmrned except in cans ol stormy
weather and upon special order and
then free of charge. A sore onerisnce
has proved the actually of runninga
great majority of there nights and in
making our propoml of renewal, we
stipulated that we should run every
night and ho'pnid accordingly, making
the cost ol each light under our new hid
onduacéepted by the ominoil $57. as
per ymr for a one o'clock light. and
entirely under city control after that
hour. 1 believed when the olier «(m
newnl was made that it was eroerxlingly
favorable to the city and am more than
cveroouvinced oi it from investigations
in other place: in the lat few days, it
neverworrld have been made had the
plantnot been' in operation there lot it
cannotbeexecutel of itsell except at a
positive low.
I thank you lor your kindly reference
to the question ol location and will
simply say. without naming all of the
ubicklmlriem, that of a president and
eight rli 'torri, (our ol them, Merlin.
John aw Rowan, P. 1.. Gun
ningham Elm Hill are residents
inSouthliorwalk; tint." 0! item
mains, both in the city end belonginw
invebeenlor theiaettwo years laid by
South Norwalk men; that the men who 5
Ivechargeolourelsotricligbteltrein
:oity.sndtlrat duringtlre puttwo
yenrsatleaetrnore umnmmty-firepc
cent. of all the money paid for labor and
sumflhrsflnlmthdepartmontooiits busi-
nessman been paid totiouth Norwalk
own. lain free to say, however,- that
locslhyhunotbeenthe governing prin-
oiplalwt that good mice and value
rsodtedhsdehvminedmsnooptlnths
placing ol metera.whore the invariable
nileistoemploytltemenin thekroality
wherutheinsterisnt. Theiternsofel-
penditareintheperlormanoeolthem-
trsrztduringtheputtiroyeansreopen
tothe unintentional any taxpayer in
[truth Norwelh who www.mut.
in the itemol inatthe expense to
eighty-tour lightsatliouthliurwslk and
two testlights M six month panties
been "#5. or ”Jill per year. The
managerolthsDanburyphntratlmstm
lirpontnboteoalprwhourfa when:
light. or on dghty—sir lights. bunting
twelve Maintains reportsdbyyuur
committee. figuring coal at “holler ton.
whiohh temthanlsnpposstlltormldlm
purclrssedfor.the prubsbleelpr-nso [or
coalaloile mu be “M. 'l‘treswnor
interdent of the Nowell and Knuth
llorwalh Btutric Light Co. rutlulstre
tour panache! «Jaipur hour at“ pol
mtawwwutvurhgaam
Wflflfiy—mem‘m
gas asws have at cost ol
talisman shim for W
ms‘wmwmmhlflu
any possible oostoi oosl lor the rains
maimed unconfirmed in that belief
byths {Millet theilasburytloualtrr
mmmmw,m mi»
tlngle three carbonated horse poem
willful-hi
litany Matilde,“
rho-lit W
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9-: Him“. Inn.“ “y, “KM.“M
. Menu wmwn
he‘d-fl."- kwumenm
holdat tbegroultdsin that city about the
middleol September. The ladies’ tennis
clubsol liorwalk, Danhnry, Dorian, and
other places are understood tobeenthusi~
“rally in flavor of a tournament of
this Rimbaud ll theexpected arrange-
mentsaré made, will participate. The
ladiee clubs include some expert volley.
istswhoexoelinskill many members oi
the male association.
iieatraBelknapnnd lalloqml Bridge-
porhwhowonthe doublmuttlro recent
Fairlleld ornmty tournament, have re-
ceived their prises, which consist of
two handsomely engraved solid silver
cigarette uses. liailory'e prize for first
position in the singles, was a handsome
diamond and pearl pin. Second prize
in the doubles was two solid match boxes
which went to Frasier and Tweedy, of
Ila-bury. Second prize in the singles,
aeolfl‘silvsr sump cue, was awarded
tollsthborne, oi Geeenwich.
The Farmer says the members oi the
Bridgeport association are beginning to
lose faith in the Westport Tennis club.
demonic-teaches
‘ Mllflflflfil
vial-fl;
.V
Wfim In a... teen».
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,W muggy
‘ woe to the worship its Pro-
Jectlle Strikes.
he had brown Gardner was a Mason.
STORY ABOUT RUSSELL HARRISON.
lie ls Alleged to liars Ilea- Possessed
‘ ol m‘l'n-aary Scent.
N" You. Sept. t.~1‘he Sun alhger
that Remit Harrison recently attempted
in vain to procure a loan from President
Finger-Id. of the Mercantile Trust com-
pany, and sdirnotor in the Western Xa-
tlonal bank. The following talk is said to
have occurred:
Mr. Harrison—Don’t you know that. the
Western National bank is leaning silver
certificates contrary to law?
General l’itagsraldvl am only a director
inure bank and l cannot speak for the
The latter backed out of the county m
tournament and then challenged the
Bridgeport aemciatiou to play them a
game oi base ball. This clmllenge was
accepted and the game was to have taken
place Wednesday. At the last moment,
however, a telegram was received (mm
the Weatport oesocintiOn, saying they
would be unable to play.
The Bridgeport Tennis mintion has
clrallenpd the Norwalk Tennis club to a
game at base bull to be played on Monday
next.
There were lorty~tliree entries in the
meant new county tournament.
P30?“ iou IRON.
“are and llaw They Spell Their Ila-n
e! Recreation.
Bliss Mamie and Walter Clerk. of New
York. are visiting Stephen R. Wilcox.
South Main Stuart.
tire. Samuel Murray. of Brooklyn. in
visiting at the midence of L. W. Duty,
Beet Norwalk. , .
5 tits. Harry Beckett, ol (hammock.
is vidting Mrs. N. C. (haves. Mamba“
street.
Hist Annie and William Finch. of
W, N. Y., and lint. Amos (3. liber-
wood and con. are guests oi lire. l). 1‘.
Hunt. South Main etnaet.
tire. Ella \‘ermilyu and am Frank. of
Bmklyn, are visiting hire. William Wllo
kins, ol Lowe street.
General Charla Olmsteod lef t Sent-elk
thisinorningio join his Wife at Bethle—
hem, N. ll.
Rev. ‘1‘. K. Noble. D. 1)., pastor of the
Fiat (‘ orrgregatiomrl churn-h. hue murd-
od from his vacation. .
lies li. 0. Atwell. oi l’lryssant Valley,
lap guilt at the midence of Selectman
Dpekam on East avenue.
lies Marion Prowltt, of Denver. Col-
orado. is vieitiug her grandparentn Ir.
and Ira. ii. I. l’rowitt. of East Nor-
walk.
1.11. Alden and wile. who have been
spending the summer at the lahaehorno
liotel. will leave flierringlleld. Monday
Dr. A. ll. Flower. of Baton. is stop-
plng at the Ishaokemo Hotel.
ills. ll. Roth and maid and A.
ilenry. of New York. are registered at
the tielrseltenro.
Ills ldallale. of Swingstreet, is vis-
iting her whiter, In. Actor, White
Phi“. N. Y.
’ u. “WW: Egalita-
“mhflw .wholnvebhagshu «3"
In and “A. ll. Hoyt,“ Berkeley
W. mild fl Mom In Refill»
stead, L l.. this morning.
in Annie 1.. Burk. oi fling fling:
ammonmon
Mr. Harrison—Well, the bank would not
be permitted to do it it attention were
called to the fact.
The Sun adds: "Mr. Harrison did not
obtain the loan. How he cametoknow
that the Western National’s silver certifi-
cate banners was a matter which the
commons-of the currency had at that
time under enumeration. who can tell!
Nobodyelss in NewYorhknewol itht
Prushlent Brayton tree, 0! the Western
Nationalt'nndhedid not prime young ltlr.
6000 news roe we nausea
fi-srl-n m 0. later use-any...
the corn Intel In, Re hinged.
Wmnlttm. Blot. t—Sseretsry Bush
has ind «solved otltrial autis- thetths
Man government has land the our
bargoon American pork. The agreement
relative to the admission of pork into Ger
many was signed at Cape May Point about
ten days egabut at the mountaint-
Germ government the fact was with-
held lrorn the public press until official
Idiot! could be taken by the home gnu-I'm
merit. The agreement not only provides
for the admittance at our pork loin Ger
many, but also aflordsto the United States
the same schedule with relennoe to our
lat-m products as that enjoyed by Bonnie
Secretary Blah is confident that he will
soon hostile to extandonrnisrlmt loroora
by Intended-g it into Germany (or use as
an article 0! lmd in the place o! rye, the
crop 0! which in Germany In this year ea-
eesdlugty shun: To this all he basin-
structsd his son agent, C. J. Murphy. now
lelurooe.toprocodetneontelievlla
and lay the matterbclore the German gor-
element.
THE LOTTERV BROKEN UP.
Pasta-ea Authorities tins. Twenty‘lvs
Cases Against lta President.
Wanna-ion, Sept. L—John C. tiny-
nard. the pct-tomes Inspector in charge ol
the New Orleans district, has returned to
Washington lroin New Orleans. where he
hasoomplrted the work in some twenty-
flve cases against the prenident ol the
lrouhisnalausry company lor violation
of the law which prohibits the sending ol
lottery matter through the malls.
Mr. Mnyuanl says the chain of evidence
in these men incomplete and thatthe lot-
tery company will henlly dispute the
facts lle think» the power 0! the com-
pany is broken and til]! the buntom is re
thread to such a point that although it hit-
vertlaes a capital prize of with“, yet it
does not now sell more than ball as many
ticket, eothat It is lrnpmelhle [or the cop»
ital prise to be drawn.
The Pen- llanh Litigation milled.
Pn'mnmo. Sept, t.-— in "N Colonel K
J. Corner and othern filed at hill in equity
against the directors 0! the Penn book. to
hold them liable lor the loss stiltnloed
during the second and last openlngs at
that bank. Judge Ewing sustains the
finding ol Judge lllos. In which the di-
routers are found not liable but ordered to
with smptlon ol Severance
rn the
Will rew alter
MI “is!“ a“ 'x a:
aoviawrtnss hero,
lommehatthsteplolsths
tslhol'thetowa.
Ageless the m Insets-
gram EWlt-tgllumdm
W
5 , no my mum: rim.
lull! Ecol. bl. .l.. Sept. «L—lt only
huh one shot yesterday to demonstratr
how little resistance the deck or the inner
Wanner! cruiser would odor to or“ r
dour big new land guns. The litincl
.lleeeh loading, steel hoopcdmteel lined
‘ esetiron mortar was officially tested at
My liookto nettle the quutionol ltr
penetrating power. A steel shell weigh
lug Clix pounds was sent whining
through a solid steel armor plats four
Inches thick. it didn't exactly bore a bolt
through the huge plate, as it was capstan
“do, butlt carried away a portion of till
[late instead, and just Hundred the rest.
.Four shots were to have been tired, but
litertbafirstonetherewaenoteoongh ol
the plate lelt (or the other three to tum
any fun with.
Getting Ready tor the Tool.
Arrangements had been making (or the
tart lot some time. The big steel plate.
“It by the feet in nine. lwl first to ht
wrought and the, his shells turned. The!
toohthe Bethlehem Steel works some Mot
lode. Then thephite bird to be putln post
tlon at the Hook Heavy timbers wen
sunk in the send to hold it and cart lunch
at sand were plied behind it to make tht
target substantial.
The mortar was mounted on an Easter:
& And-non carriage, which stood on a
solid concrete foundation about 150 lost
from the target.
A 'lclsd Wiring Will Dog.
. Theteat was under the personal direc
tion 0! Captain ‘1'. llsnth. assisted by Lieu
been: W. w. Gibson. After the party
had the wicked looking wer dog
lid the ionnidable well which was to re
Give the shots, preparations lor tiring
were begun. 'l‘nn bull‘s eyuor circles
Whoa-finned out on theeteel target
and lientsnantlieeth drew a bend on till
duties a white in the upper righthnnt
Other. The mortar was aimed at a do»
Fusion oi one degree.
landing the Thunder-er.
When lbxmunste oi the thnndcrfl’ war
“null-“wily the heaut‘rtullypol
that has! shell was honored wrtha lrlt nru'
lhoradihtushshlsrelr. The shell was ‘
lust hogsndand nearly l2 inches in at
plaster. Corporal Flu-small put titty-om
pounds of Dup‘ont‘s npltcr-rlu-xngouni
powder in a canvm lug, wnim mm the:
rammed in behind the big pt. ; will: not
after a primer haul been placed in tin
beech plug the latter was «reared in. A
clotheslins ailtltrlwrt in the: phmrl' mu It:
the hombprool for ll-it' :m n lnnynnl in till!
charging the piece. Bretylmty one lite-l
ordered to get under cover.
A Ynmunn- u: liaplmtlun.
Therewas a terrible "amp-urn of a recon:
ltd than Lieutenant tiilnon shooter:
“Fire." The sergeant gave the string 3
yank. Thur: wan ain‘tucnlhnflel’pltlslon
“instantly the air wzu filial with hr-nvy
smoke and lying doom. When the mar
tarwm dis-charged a ball of Mimic war
hurled out ol the mantle, followed by an
others-d another. roiling and tumbling.
list in unlimited nunrben l-Z wh separate
hallsserned to bur-inn iritnllic lint one
deling it into a single ball of rust nmoth
proportions. Then the sky began to Hill
missiles Splinter-s of wood, pier-en o'
armor and IhOINN of sand pullh‘d down.
Ills-ll of the test.
When the smoke clear-ml away and the
downfall ceased u too}: mu taken at the
target. The fnein»; oi hen-y plur- planks,
a big about in! the st l:u mint. and no one
hows boil nmry :- ion is of 5.1:"! were
discovered missing. The projectile rliuln’t
pierce the plate of elect. lentil; at hole
twelve lnchm in diameter. m it wart ex
pected to do it juvt «wan-J :1 piece
will-clmlar ln drops, out of the upper
IlBlll hull! corner. A pit-w. rectangular
in Ihape, Vina broken wit .u tlrr ll-‘W‘. and
the point was hem um "rm.- nhl‘ll “ain't
“meted to act thin way either. l: we:
thug» that it would pierce the armor
and some out intact.
I. “a! h I‘d,” Bruit. _
it cost Uncle sum nbouti' Ulltoheal
in big watchdog hark once l he metal
“unmade by the ltuihlore' lmn [ottn‘ry
0! Providence. utr-l lllrltflllftit til I
hell. lrom lunatic to hm t h run! in lull:
twain and e qunrtr-r tum The prrwrler
shut-es heights prmmlu. w m. tau-1mm
h it expected to [tic ft‘“ the “hunt pl. tie
a ship's deck at ntllalnucool about (on:
mils.
The pmktlils or slit-ll wr-lghu Mk
ads and cerrlssabursting charge o
' Vb papal“ W‘M‘vr‘ in.”
putt-roe uprmr lrgfil'plpm
7th
at more ”hum” dull-t,”
A II. law Bugle-d Tuber-ea Crop.
Minimal, Mala, Bept. l. ~A com
Manual of tobacco grown to the Con
“entail lion-lucid valleys and in
Mug Writoryhmbseo tattoo hy’l'hi
lswlsg'teed Homestead. ’rhs um em;
in cases to Non
to Vermont, a.“ to Ms-
Its-tie and start in Cor-ammo: 'f'tu
'0 total lot 3“ England it! thus
“this year against tam can“
linear. llthsdullltyol the new em;
inst intercit- all“? The Hammond
“mus thsgrowsre the (terminal
luau-em valleys will get close no
te W in it.
his It!“ by “fit-lug.
Amen. sept. t—I'oar persons
lane-fly killed by lightning eta taller
out at here. Ill
gsottsa.
at the building
“misty. .Jmlilarttrfloht
“a and Dark
W
Munch-lemon.
ll” "Ame
Witt Cl). Ihtblialibluoh.
"It? worm ’
‘ ' mom.wwd
B "aw WWWMaTolhe
M&0&.WK.DI¥M- silo
‘ may. .
rut.
NWWJ.W.IW
mil.“ ll
mow-r mmWw
flaw mgr. our. new not ‘
ThwwL-gfi'fim o webm-
all?!“ menus. tr
e worn-suntan. s. .
We“. se‘ I. WWI-awn noggin“ ”all.
ran urn 188.00. low-m
myllill. l? J. Brubb. enlistant supt. llll'
WALK?! we can. inseam
[hula-slim
LIFE 188.0 CO. The, “Wald
.A, 8. human. and. loperln
l
r a: 21mm, ;,
5 We are
tickets on
$2 p. m.
ANN. all: lw :r r ..L‘... :2.
fileptember,
(tordantg notes
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hasten Store,
83 lllSllIlllllll STREET Sfllllll llllllllllll
pleased to
alnnounce that the ele—
grant Shoninger Piano,
Which was .5 ofl'ered to
the person, ' returning
the largest number of
the - lst of
goes to
George A. Whelpley,
who represents Butler
1L0dge,I. 0. o. F.
May it make no dis-
after
'5 IIE Blilllll SHIRE,
South, Norwalk, conn.
‘9
‘5 6 pie finds."
CALL A'i.‘ JWW
(f A RR, Wllalw
HAYES F 18
Blllo HENRY
kinds when. mention“
lln ' 't and
.mhflgirform .
m’l ’ ,
COMS'I'OCK 3305M ‘ ,
Main at, 8.8. William’s ES”;
FRANCIS & CO. 3 Wm'
hats, gentlemen’h W
GUSOW'SKI E. 31W.“ .
guaranteed: the we
amount 1 \‘o. lining: ‘
oring e smoldlty.
mm
COLLIN; rut.
male
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sale dminmmg‘mg
REED s HOUSMAN, liltW
tern and shippers“ Nutter
VAN xan. J. new. no.
ranms an) 1
Norman: PATTERN wo
maiden
thaw prop-.Ri was"!
Norwalk
loge specialty. by steam
air. References:
might); J “1% H
n . E . 0
He smn h ohm); Grass
and many others. ,_
farm ‘
BRAINARD, l? 0.1an N. '
Paint, gold and ndallvsrskig'l W >
menswear-10.11. TW ,» ,. W.
and stern tremor. new hm. _ , . '
rump
NORTH (l s 78 Washington
quality only. Ind that INN“:
Parmesan .
Burke, W. (3., otlloeihand WM“.
5.3. Houmflmmltoil'iod.
PIANO “inn t mm
BENDEE. C. l". corWailnndKnlghlflltN
dealer in pianos, organelles“! rude,“ do.“
unmo— 00H). summit”;
SOI'TH SORWALK PLATING 00. .I
at. All kin-loot cleclrolnting
and refinishing of all Kinds of
REAL MA‘I'I noun, 1 ‘
LAYTO‘S. JAC OB M W sahtugtonmnintl’
'ih-openy foreale. houaeato mm
WOODWARD. EA. leslnw mt.
remand building lotslor
nan-
WXBIIJ‘1. I
allhours. St
:08”. Alflllbh
LAtll'S DEM
by the mm_
so ‘ ‘ ’
llAlRl) $118.4le,
boon! mg and day school. .
Mienllltlshlem Buttons:-
li'l'lrhl “0111”
Non“ ALK IRON W0?“
Water It. 5. N. near
numrr TIM
LAYTON. JACOB H. W
iroit'rox roux B. a h
Alsola yer-cleaners“ New M
510V". mole All) Inn-s.
KETt'lil'l. LANDOH ’ ll. 0”.
(ins eleven-lid . 0«.
POWELL. .l. W. ;M ngn
80810840301
and heavy trucking
momma.
J William, J. D.
The number of tick- MS?“
llé tallest the
Free 388,000.
Vienna‘s.
Butt-r. Isa.
Norwalk Chronicler