South Norwalk South NONélk trailer meal. as inim- solar. Stilt ravioli
Thepnldlcacboaboftlwbwnreopoa-f
but!!!“ ill? m enuresis.
ad today will: a ”attendance ‘ '
rot EVENING sermon mm; «3' L ' .r.
“amounts. WMW— m w WWW m, b db
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ag,htlfigintclmlledeAdameJ
A Arthur Binadrlck. of Brooklyn”?-
vidtinngllhmBW WHEN
SenatorF.W.liolden,of Arman."
MmyfimmJohnfisq-
Oneofthelargo plough- windows
inA. fiFerrie' jowelryatorewubroken
On Wednesday tailli- dtrwarmeq’ralr
prevail.
treuinfrontoftllenaakampropertym
Thursdu warmer. inure sultry and fair to
partly cloudy weather. followed hyraiilin the
waternportlonsoflhlaaeetion.
- Station mt (hircoran,atllraiiohville.Imm
The yacht Viola, Captain George B.
DalemolDanbm-y, mmmdrm‘ Theamonntdnetheccntrmwrontlm
(homsneetaewsrwaemderedpahl. ,
An ordcrfurflfioo, unaccountofthe '
Worth water» main onSpring
Hill Weird Stuart aveunea,wae
drawn in favor ct firewateroomnrbiou-
loaded, caughthold olUrbm'e hand and may?” “til-”3mm
attempted to wrest the weapon from
him. A severe tunic curried. during F0“ SALE on T0 BENT.
which Urban received aeveral raps over
the head from them, Iltd the I“!
(flieaterF. curios-Wilma
andwagonandbnowengaaedinaalling
leas.colleeeandaplcea. .
A‘valnablehoiaebelougingto A. Sol-
niane.was taken with colic in Sange-
ligAnmaDunning. otWortati-eot.
IltarketrnanGeishomRnymond’ehorre bfidnghercouain, “Cora leach.
lr.andlmlmrmSniith. olPlllln"
TheborougllolNorwalkeoneuniee dammgdeAWMm
ltwaavotedtopay Connor Brothers
al I i,
m Bylluratr- ore-puncture moccasin-mar]
‘nwmmmahmw Wit. II“ L‘
Gripper-mm mmdswith infini- tow .
wearefileladllgtim ‘ W oltyor “MW”,
weeeamemtothet‘qneru’aWinrnylhingyonwhhinemhba“
V CharlesE Seymour’s
..vlsiriiroi rrrrrr. ~ *2.
SOUTH NORWALK, 001m TUESDAY SENT
L ism ll: sliroloi‘rl oz; fiAABIE EM
overcame-rum: WEBB. GREATPLAY .
89 West Street, eeraer Trinity Place, ~ / ,
sou'i'ii nonwami.
to It) a. I: to a p. m.. and
1min
F0011”.
ii on may ulcer. with small
can Ill" it by
Enquireat
HOUSE on Barry street. Ilia“. Norwalkmon. m f ,
rooms. w barn. well Scene each Act!
hm SW 83 or You See the Great
hndhisunirorintorn in several plaeu. "I‘Wlmofiwflm: we rim scone! rhea Scene!
of Marshall ii. 1' Stan) Operation!
Urban '33 flnllly subdued bull Mat wwwwmmfsoron the-:dpgem“: sellout"he gwrlree. Submi‘rhmale'u aillnyt'a and
nearly 2300,01!) gallons of watera day.
The Board of Councilmen metlast
evening. andadjourneduntil tonight.
C.H.Payne is building a haniboine
toolchatforlloytalleera’hoat,“I-’lm~
theballanceduethemon theconstmc-
'lionoltheWertavenue maeadam road.
'_A cor‘nmlinication from the water
commisioneraekedluranappropriation
MALL”. toropairtlle Group throat
NewCanaan Itwarvotodtoinsertthc
requetintbe next call for a special
tuck. yesterday, and died.
ESEooll‘ajewelryrtore was hand
edyesterday.causedhyeomeonoleaving
thetaucetontbeaecondiloor open.
mormmtmbm III-mm
dayandlabordaywitllbie skier. M
William Smith.
WilliamOoyte anda'wter. of Toning-
tcn, epcntlbborday with’l'homaeWar‘d.
oriChnpelmt.
wruummd thelirm of timber-
”3&me hisWestern
tripthbaftnrnoon.
myomeandwifcmf tile borough.
wmttoAlhnyfifiml-WWS‘P‘
inaooachnndtnkenlothelochlp. Dr. --
Burkeetitcbsdupthe cull in his head
latenendyeeterdaymornlngthepriaon-
er was brougl'tthefore. Jlbtice latte
Smith..whotlnedhim8’i and coats for
drunkenneeeandeenlemedhlmtotblrty
daysinjail for resistance ofan odiccr.
Thieiohiaaecondoffence. M --
Dennis Dononn, of Dayetreet,waaar-
rested Saturday in South Norwalk for
The schooner “Empire" is at hymcnd
Brothere’ dock with acargo of iron for
the Lockwood lanulaotiiring company.
Wood handed in the follow-
ingatimateoftheoost of paving the
TheWestcottadeleatedtheReeolntea-
inStsinfordyeatnrdeybya scoreoften
melanoma-omen
Amushmomweiahinzllmiu Union willrnoet ionorrowevening at
""wmrnn 'M‘Usrc HALL.
BOYuryoenginanlndry goodssture. A
gosegtnmmmmg; FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ll
‘3' ‘ ' "‘"‘ The Distinguished Actress,
MAlIllE GRANGER
“mm“ “mum“ ”m 1.7.}... “hilltifnfl’hit‘ii‘ All Her Own Select Company
ubibitionat Judeon’arnarket. ltwaa George'W Raniond‘a store
raisedby J. N.Grumrnan, Unionatreetr Norwalk’. y l '
dayanduborDer- mammal of aeoond hand rr-nlu
Rent moderate. Inquire of Charles Raymond
m W W mm to fill agent at railroad depot. South 5“” “L Under the direction of Mr. W's-1M.Wllklmn.lli
George labor. of N" Yolk ‘5‘!
spent AM Day with his parents on
North lull ml.
lim Kale Saunders. 0' New York. bile
mturnedfromavisitwithl’atrick Bren-
nanJ-‘ranklill avenue.
lr. and hire. Patterson, of New York,
swirl yesterday with lie. l. 3. Eddie
of lain street. Norwalk.
lr. end lire. Clarence IcOhrsliey. oi
Whton avenue. apent Labor Day with
rala'tivu in Newark. N. J.
lb Annie (Landfill. of Frank“!
I, EruestllanemanJateofthnlahacke.
'l‘reedwelhochrwalk wheeled toNew mo Hotel, buowinChiougo inchargc
York yesterday, returning on a law olalirst-clelnkitchen and receiving a
Mumyardsof second hand Belgium
Hears. Stephen Coumtock andJ. P days in the county jail yesterday, by SEVERAL
Justice Smith. for drunkennea.
like Oaree and Joseph Nook, Blin-
. ‘ encased in a fix”
Benton Itreetabont 3:00 o'clock Sunday -’ -- '- 3-"
morning. 0am picked up a beer
bottle and hit Nook over the head. cub
ting him quite badly.
toDr. Clark's, where his wounds were
sttuldul to. Retiree had a warrant go” ,3 ‘Mrlfifi‘m' “"1““ 3:“. ,
Oarea arrest. Yesterday
afternoon Justice lealie Smith lined
him .7 and coats, whidl waa paid.
lain treet tmul Wall street to Hoyt street.
I” eon-re yards of second hand granite
The oldest resident of the; city yet Butler W80. No. 97,]. 0.0
(court by thecensus enumeralors is Lewis
0. Wilson, whoboardeattheCityflotel.
He is ninety-two years of age.
rehearse the initiator-y degree to-dighl.
Allofliccrsand the team are requested
Iain street from Hoyt streettollew canna-
read. themsraareyardanr W in place.
m Nook walked up
Newfleklani blocks will. cost shout air.
per yard more than seconds.
[twosvotedtooall a special borough .
meeting tor Tuesday evening, at 7:1»
o‘clock. to consider the propriety of
doing the work.
liltrm Elwood. a clerk tor Glover &
Olsen. of the borough, ws out on lib
wheel yesterday. 0n, Bil-critic avenue
3 boy with a velooipede blocked his path
andhewaaobligedtonlninto tho-tone
The regular convocation of Butler
Chapter, No. 38. R. A. l., will be held
thh evening. The mark degree will be
conferred. All master masons invited.
anll lw
Powerful Emotlo
apartments on Seymour Place.
from us to fill r month. H. Selma)"
West avenug. pa anal. if ‘ ‘ ’ ’
LOW Eli part of honeeon Woodwarr .
"at recurs. rent I. Apply to l;
son sun.1'. ‘ ‘ , (l'lleritage ri’llelelle.)
am one limit term. A” “It'll! “1 "I!" 7 ”originally produced at the Theatre do
“dilution-r1. nitration remand awesome 53
ml Stat n. Delaware. lleanlitulhouie. ‘ by
we mt mm. mm. 1...... 23.232353333323535 m “‘1 "“3 We
zooenocmmmwwr BillllELL’ S TIlEAIIlE!
OUSiZ— and lot in South Norwalk in a very
Justice lieslie Smith lined John Alc- “fi‘” ““13; . ‘°" “‘“m‘m‘ Bltllltdlil'olt'l‘.
M ‘2 “d costs for drunkenness meal: nonh'fl'w'liio th Tnmon Carnal.
mg, hqmdingafow days with Miss
Jennie Croft. New York city
Brigarh'errio. theemcicntandobliging
clerkinRi-ellFrolt'slI‘V 0M 300'}
lined tothehcmeWithW ‘9'“
“Can!!! G.Bubbell and daughter
wall. Hishandwaacutbadly. Druggbt
Stilhlmdmedthewound.
Tho borough police place but little
faith in the report of an attempted
burglary on South Wilton avenue last
Burgess Burr, chairman of the corn-
rnitteeappoinled toeottlethetrouhleie
Pimflookandhaddermmpanyne-
ported that the membership had been
reduced to fourteen and the company
The annual meeting of the Fairdeld
county Sunday school superintendenm
associationisbeiug held in the South
Norwalk Bapt’utchnrch thb afternoon.
the: morning. He was committed.
James Smith was arrested for drunk-
ennae, in the borough Saturday night.
in kitchen.
Pros Seats ordered by telephone held till 8 p. in.
Priest—256., 506.. 15c. and SIM
‘onur travel a number of dwelling houses. on
WWW icmMPm“ Word‘s?“ ismgl’cifdmm‘iimil mum“ [mm mm m,
The bicycle races scheduled to take
place in Hartford yesterday were poet-
poneduntilto—dny. as the track wasin
no condition for racing.
hid-y night. They are of the opinion coats bmetice Austin.
thatthosuppoaed burglar was somebo-
wihlerg-dwrnnken man who tried to
enter the wrong belies.
arrived home lroin their summer outing
at North Hyde Park. lad evening.
lite Kittie Bertrand “l8h m
A communication from the Norwalk
. Gaslight Companyregaiding the fur-
nbhingolgaelorthelireoompanyhouee.
was laid over {orone month.
Gouge Wood whine arrest was re- agh'gsmpmnmnénm ““2““. uh America‘s Romantic Actor
W .. can r.- menu—«333a». .,.__ m...” '
mime... income“; 'B'w m m... .. um um, mas 015m,
NorwalkJeft town the» morning for a
week‘s visit withfriendeiu Weston.
' It. and Mrs. Julia 11. EM“
New Yorkers gotten! the reidewe
«Wayne A. hymn-n.0hr m
HenryDunnlyfllW Naomi-dd
bv hirunole fromlbtroit, werethe
gliestaofAlbertDeForeatJW
lr. andlinoeugel‘uldymfllrook-
lyn. apentlbhordny with Mr. and lrs.
n.1,u'm,on('layetreet.thiscity
v. AScofield. JobnN. Waddlhdlfl
nflcytandtleorgoficook starledon
thesaolirmmlarlou. Ind. nudist-t
lia.Williaru firmer: and tamilymf
NWn.Ll.. are the M 0' "'-
mi mwmiamlitcllelhalllockeot-
A resolution to have a aidewaik laidon
the south ride of Union avenue. in from
of the ruidenceof Mrs. ltulua Raymond.
. Hewaatakentojnil by GEL-er
Howard early yesterday morning.
This morning Jibtice Austin lined
Frank Barnes. William mm and
Robert Anderaou each '1 and costs.
Justice Coolidge lined Joseph Connors
t7 and coats. and science! him to sixty
days in jail [or being drunk Saturday
night. and throwing a stone through
one of the windows of a main street
There will be ll meeting of the Hospital
Fair Conmlirtee til-night, at Old Well
Hook & Ladder rooms at 8 o'clock sharp.
A full attendance is desired.
Charla Wood, R. VanBuren, Prank
Street and Isaac Bows drove to New
ConnenSundayand inspected the dam
at the middle or Group ruervoir.
Sergeant“. ll. Raymondcorpornl J.
McConnankJinl privates lluraoo Burr.
F. A. Arnold, and u. it. Kellogg. all of
Norwalk of the twenty-eighth Regiment
Connecticut Volunteers went to Dan-
bury this morning to attend a reunicnct
the Twenty—third and Twenty-eighth
BurgesBurtun ‘edtoliavethepe-
tition ofthe reddents olSouth Union
avenue. regarding the changingotthe
name of that thoroughfare to Union
Place ri'sunected
Burg Store.
Everyone seem to be talkingol lamb
liranger's engagement at Music Hall,
South Norwalk. Friday evening. The
ladies are anxiously awaiting her coming
to go into mics over her superb“.
drones, her diamonds and her charming
pereonalityithe sterner sex to he dazzled
by her beauty and genius.
The lawn party, which was to have
been held on the grounds of Win. T.
Raymond. Five lib Riva, Saturday,
owingtotheatorm.wupostponedantil
Thcchairuianof the finance commit-
tee was authorized to borrow .3 500.
The meeting then adjourned until Sq»
Appointed llnaaa Surgeon.
The state military Mistrial heard not
John Weed, of Newton. who was out lllhlll PRICED IIOIISBS.
ting silk in a necktie factory in New
York, yesterday, injured his hand so
hadlylhatouecfthefingerewillhaveto
house physician. Dr. James ll. Grann'ms
of Soka was elected to till the va-
cancyoauaedby Dr. luneon'a removal. _
ills title is resident house physician and
William Neely Adds a Very Paar Trotter to
Illa Still. It I that “our “000.
Anew horse. of which much is ex-
pectedJlneheenpurchaaed by William
Neely. The animal is known as Tom
Hamilton and wee bought in St. Johns-
bury. VL. but'uiaaid tube the property
of it man named Davis. who lives in
Windsor. Conn. The price paid was
fimomcaahandlnaddltlon a cult for
which Mr. Neely paid 31,000. It began from
this aeuon with a record at 3:35 and at
Philaihxlphia lowered it to 2:17}.
Baltimore he trotted in 2:21}.
when making that record the driver wn
accrued of pulling. and driver. owner
and home were
been reinstated temporll‘lly. and Tom
Hamilton willbeelmhle for the track
next canon. when hbtralner expects to
lowerhlareeordto I217. An agent for
Pierre Lorillartl adored some for the
but” more w. deniallled. Once!
Ir: WeWWMMIby
unite-go and made an odor to Ir.
l-h J. lmnelarahall and Clare New~ ‘
man.ofltaypo£t.whaeledtothbcitycn
atandeiu yesterday,“ called on rela»
lsuaoSelleck.Jr.. and John Slicldon.
ottlleborough. were driving to West-
port larteveriiug withtwolady friends.
when theywererunintobyateam
mmiugintheoppodtedirectionandthe
wheel of their carriage was broken.
Anothervehicle was procured and they
continuedontbeirjcnrney.
The Bridgeport Boating association
helditeaccondannnalregattayeaterday.
Commodore Burrltt'e eyacht Champlonl
made the bad time. 137:". cm the
oeune.rixnilleatotbeeaitwardandre-
turn. Sherlotonly won in CI. Dthe
ill-at prise ct “Jul nonralwaddi-L
tlonalforheattlnie.
Oneofthehandeomeat boats in the
harboryeehdaywaafiermanl’owcabr
yachtfromPortChester. lthadalarge
partyofhdieeandgentlemon onboard
who spent several hours in thlecity.
A tomato of the Henderson's 400
variety.iaiaedby8.8.andl..ll.flouton
andweighing.whenplcked, two pounds
and one-half ounce. was exhibited at
muscsnmomcethbmnlng. Next!
The schooner “Evan. Ferrb" arrived
athlronPoint Sunday. Barry 00%
mandfialnnelfiteveumttbbcltymho
aailedtoNorfolk,Va..on there-al.60-
arrtedlnNewYerkand arrived home
mule»
Aepaolaltrala of lhirtem cannon-
lalninglhom members at “gum” Since its
an» “new ma-
beadedtbaieoam‘lwed
u‘fllboul’elatterOr-syfinl.
'rtoycurhsaltllandyourfani-
. lty’r. Reticulum-drum}!
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iii- no; m and worn.»
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sill-elm ”is!" “H'- snares-low.“ m
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ImThomes Underwood anddaugb-
ter,ofBrorklyn.are visitinglralirank
marathodnrnarenchhethr—
liar Lulu Frye.ot New York city. who
be! m Wing a few weeks with
trimda in the borough. returned home
Ralph and William Granger, of Wiu~
sud.havo returned from avbit with
Charles 3. Warmth Oelwrn ave-
uba. not Nonalk.
Thomas and Will Word, 0' W
Midthwn this morning for Alle-
ghaney, ll. Y.. where they willentsrat.
Probablynornedieineevermetwlthio
hmaheduhmdgaveruchnnnanal
satbtactlou. as Still-oil's W.
inlrcdnottontheralehaabaea
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trill“! Mm
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BtClahfirnhhofNew Yuri clty.la
interlifdratew em calling under
hither uranium mum
“bituminous.“ . «W
Whitney. Memorandum
J..aceompanied by his wife. run. arid
Windward-r: with Albert
humankind-ism
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byiha V1.0. Brooklynaatnrnadhoela lhbnioiabg The
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S.niil war 1 2 ball ground. Wood:
ward avenue. scp'l tf
Mustsoouickmulrl clrsro
salons» .
September l2.
Houseoilillooms our mums
Lot 40 ft front 120 ft deep
Mince Ball Stand on tell; this. TRUE IBIS." HEARTS.
lNQUlRE of Special SceneryandCoetumen. Chartopnr
W.S_.BAlLEY, mun-“m
V738pring‘8t" So. Norwalk. WASHIN “T a"!
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
September 17, tletober l, 15. 23. Na.
ANN MINING thlNNLls nebula. 23.Mcelher10,’.l.
Excursion Tickets
is l unspeebl'l‘raiamlllbeeoldtruni
M an” NewNorkat
Round 3' I 2.50 Trip
And 22 People. in a llmurl Production of
To lit for Season or Tam of
lean
.mumm‘uulfl only on art-rial train
enrol-3mm?“ mum-"rm:
At Reasonable Price min-cm ”my:
manna lunch-anon urdaym both la-
A trip to MT “RN02! willhe provided at
m renla them
. Also. eightilots for saloon “I“? wastlzfl'l'll‘gm “L l !
Woodwnrd', Lowndee "and “him above unturned run-l Amuse
coin ayennos. . Price torso to :E'Ww'mhm-
0450.. . «Terms to suit purchaser. all ““3...
Twentyatwo lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
Eighth“ 5 Vi)".
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TAYLOR l: GOLDEN. .0.
this and Young Ladies
IE-IPEII IITOIEI l.
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