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Illliuclswoli
nos; moor hIoarIso om
alarm or minor.
'hsreandllew'l'heylpadmlr Hours
. “Recreation.
lliss Emma Drunk and llirr Alice
‘ Webb, 0! Bait Norwalk. an vhiting
friends in Rowayton. ~
ArthurP. White, of Brooklyn. N. Y.
is spending a low days at William ll.
Hoyt' 8. West avenue.
Jackson Tompkins. o! Idtehlield, h
spending a few days with J. H. Atwood,
EastNorwalk. They were in the same
regiment during the war.
Hills Hilde Behnell has returned lrpm
a four weeks' trip among relatives in
Philadelphia. Atlantic City, Egg Harbor
City, New Jersey and other places of
interest.
Mrs. ll. Downs, of Westportaccompa-
nied by her sister, Mrs. Frank 1'. Clark
of Cranberry Plains, are visiting in
Johnstown, N. Y.
llrs. James C. Newkirk, of Lewis
street, leaves town Monday for Syracuse.
N. Y., where she will spend a low weeks.
Mrs. George Gladstone and children
started for Staten Island this morning
for a two weeks' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Hunter and family
of East arenoe, are expected home l min
their Saratogn trip to—duy.
A. B. Bussell. of West avenue, will
spend Sunday in New Haven.
W,” nlah‘fl'aspayor‘a" comma-
alsath- win hula-hat nun-this
--Ie-r tarts and figures on the hum
to he Given-
]nldllorb—A few days ago a com-
munimtionappearndinyonrpapersigned
“Taxpayer! This, intentionally or on-
inhntimally, was somewhat misleading,
asthewritsrtriedto oonvey'nnimprea»
lion tbrt an attempt was beingrpade
toban’the ruin of 028.500 appropriated
fowl-II an electric light plant with-
out giving our citizen an opportunity to
baudvoioa in‘the matter. Let us see
what the facts Were.
ltis trueacitymeeting wascallcd to
approve of acontract passed upon by our
City Council. The city meeting did not,
hewever,approve o! the contract by a
direct- vote, but showed its disapproval
by Ila-ins areaolutiouappoinfingaoom—
mitfido inquire into, and report ata
mbasqnant city meeting, the best and
moat eeomnrical mode of lighting the
city. The resolution was deliberately
rad by the clerk, and was as deliberately
submitted to the meeting by the acting
mayor tor discussion, amendment, or
any olha action which the meeting
thoilghtbesttotake. ll ‘Taapayer”had
anyobjeetiontothe resolution,ortothe
nameolanyolthegentlemenonthe
committee,oril hewanted to add any
othentothe oommittee,he,or any one
Mhsdevery opportunity todo so.
The riding, alter pusing the mallo-
tiinndjnurned to meet, I think, some
twelve days altsr,tohearthe reportol
thewmuiittee. The Wings of the
meeting were published by our local
papal-In sure,andlthink by all of
ourtownpapersr At anyrate,thétime
ol themeeting audits objectwerewell
W,awasprovedby its full
attendance. Thermolution pnnledat the
roasting, requesting the Council to make
. theanrropriation, clearly and distinctly
‘ 'ded filatacity meeting be called to
apprnreor di-ppvove ol the am
till. When “Taxpayer" undertakes to
imp". your readers with the idea that
an attempt wasmade to obtain an appro-
priatiI‘m from the city without giving
every citizen a chance to be heard, he is
doingsowithoutany foundation in truth.
Mwum tlumght nor attempt on
the portal those intermtod in this moi-
teriopreientrts fullest diamnnion. 0n
fluconfiary, diacnmionwmand iscourt-
ed, and if H'l’lsxpoyer', or any one, can
show byprint orspewh that the best
intcvmtoltherity willbeserved by con—
tracting out its lighting. there is no
dwbtthat every one interested in ob‘
tainingthsbsstmbehadlortllecity, at
the ”most W rate, willbe only
Washington, D. (7.. who have been the
guests of Mrs. C. N. Wood, ol East
avenue for two weeks, returned home
yesterday.
Her. and Mrs (18 Dykonlan, of Can—
nons Station, ore spending the day with
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wheeler, of Waxing
ton street.
Mrs. M. L. “leis, has returned home
after u five weeks‘ visit with her daugh-
ter, Ills. ".3. leachfio. 3'3 Lowe stnlet.
Mrs. L. J. Guy, at High street. is visit»
ing in New York.
Ills. Charles S. St. John, who has
been visiting Mrs. James ll. Winsbip,
of Fremont, returned home last oven—
lug. .
Edunuul Allen and family. 0! Don-
bury, suspending a few weeks with W.
N. lmkwuml, Roton Hill.
'w. B. Sewanl and family, who have
been camping out on (‘nll Posture for
two weeks. returned to their home at
Roxbury Station today.
Miss A. l-‘. Bracken, of Norwalk, has
retunieil [other duties as a lonelier ill the
public school in Bristol.
George R. Merritt. of Water street, has
returned from a two week's trip to Surn—
loga. Luke George, Niagara Falls and
the (.’3Itmllml shores.
Miss Hattie llc‘l’hemun, of the bor-
ough, has returned from a visit in New
York city.
Joseph Ker-let” and wile. of Chicago.
toofind to have tint name adopted. Ill" are the goats of his brother, With
Humour den Keeler,ol Mott avenue.
tailor-From the discusion that Ilr. Dunham, olGreen Point. L l.. is
visiting lriends ml Ely aveniln.
Ilia Annie M. Maynard. of Lyme, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank 1mm,
(hit Pasture.
Miss llarnie R. lloyt, of New York. is
visiting with Miss Addie Kimnloy, ol
West avenue.
ism unit iqnite evident that our
mus veryulnch interestedintbe
d street lighting. With your
Minotaur, duringthecoming
washblurnhblor publicationthesnb-
daneooltherepmtolatowncommittee
“unity enmmittee,and alsoa paper
written by a college pulls-or, on the
alien. Tkh, in my judgment, will
v-ymatarhlly hvlpour citizen-in do-
sihlor thallrea whether the city
can larahh its own light min-s econ-
mlly ad ntflactorily flIaaitbat
allllkely ltoonldor wonldhs done by
mdthastoekonrspany. ltwould
occupy too much rpaoeto pnhllshlhe
mu’andmnluuuiomuhluru
to “but with your permiakrn lwill
havethepapersatyourodlce,wboread
hyaay onewho maybe andielentlyin-
Whthepattevtotakethetroobls
toeahlortbstpurpoae. hex.
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Palate [or Purchaser-
The Boston Store has obtained the
absolute control of the celebrated l-‘mlor
Paul gloves, and in their new advertise-
ment on the lront page address the
ladies on that subject.
chkevman & lion announce a special
sale ol wrsete of all the leading makm
'l‘r‘ntramd: Hyatt mounting a line
0! new fall Ila-no gulls in all the Intuit
shades and lallrb-II, and are ""9?an
special bargains in hmiory and under-
wear.
close-llhemstleton
ltta «gradual-Inn number at
people “hailstorm
the ole-ix day I'll them Them
tr‘mail Willy'wll “in; a has
errorsionlmin New York, accompanied
by the Fourteenth regiment band, which
will sire a sacred unearth: the grave.
The Marni-v “India" will run a usual,
leaving the million wharf in this city
at will a. “L. I'm, 95”, 4:15. and
5:50p. at. M , .....
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A temperance service will beheld in
the worm III-mow afternoon at 4
o’clock,» which all men are invited,
There will be spot“ singing.
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The llisses May and Dais'y Squires, ol
, invitation to attend the Manhattan
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IIIIAII’ I.“ collie or more nor»
muss strenuous.
lavator- at Warh' III Thruster-nay
III-m mums lint Im'vm tutti.
"dither-wrists Drawn at St. John's Ya“
III Dal-lea. ‘
The barge “Paola" is discharging 200
time ol coal at E. 'l‘llomes' dock.
Charles Scholllin, of Brooklyn, is visib
lug George W. Bryan.
no. Sadie Mitchell, of Brooklyn, is
visiting III.‘ and hire. w. Ackal't.
Burglars ell'ected an entrance into
'l‘lIeophile Euphrat’s residence by the
outside cellar door Thursday night, and
stole a quantity of presence, meat, etc,
from the relrigernwr.
Mrs. Oscar Mills to spending two weeks
in Brooklyn and Newburg, N. Y.
Mrs. W. ll. ValISciver and Mrs. Henry
Simona spent yesterday at Glen Island.
George Davis, of South Norwalk, has
moved into lliram Taylor‘s house.
During the absence of Eugene Ambler
and lamily lmm home, Thursday alter-
noon between 4 and 5 o'clock, thieves
entered their house on Witch Lane and
stole some jewelry and shirt '. There is
no clue to the intruders.
Dorian.
The following is a list ol the prizes
drawn at the recent lair of St. John's R.
0. church: John llolem, couch; Siblie
Clark, clock; Harry Smith, barn: J. M.
Bates, bedspreiul: George \V. Fowler.
hum; James Kyle. tea set; Thoma-I Crim-
mons, ducks: Small leans, rug; Mamie
Honolulu, Norwalk, pair shoes; Joseph
Popp, basket flowers; Maggie Callahan,
silk quilt; Mrs. W. Salim-y, crazy pil-
low; James Corrigun. silver spoons; Mrs.
Thomas Woods. picture and «not; Annie
Holden, stove; Sarah Finn. silver spoons;
Mat McCarthy, billy-goat; Mrs. T. Cul-
len, cake;llrs. Vuntz. “Hold 0! Erin;“
Ilartin Crimmom, table and statue; Rev.
W. H. Rogers, silk scarf: E. U. Fowler,
Jersey eow;b‘.lla (lagan, sols cushion:
Mrs. William Gallney, bride: W. B.
Warner, pair of vases: Anna McCarthy,
glam tea set; Rev.Walsll. dilator; William
Scully, rocking chair; Mrs. Nihill, china
tea set: Maggie Smith. wine set: J. ll.
Corrignll. bushel potatm-s; Harry Smith,
brutal pin: Anna Shoehun, Norwalk,
sacred hmrtd‘. J. Field. The handsome
bedroom set was drawn by Charlie W.
Raymond, Jr., of Newton. 'l‘hovotes on
the gold-headed cane were as follows:
Clarence Scolield, 53!, and Stephen lloyt
43').
The Consolidated railroad IIKH’t' a large
lorce ol men at work lengthening the
sidetrncli near the depot. in order that a
trniu of lllll‘tyolii't‘ cars can stand llwre.
S. llall & Sun have lllll’lfllfll'lt'll a horse
froul John ll. Knapp,ol South Norwalk.
Baggage-master Ralph ltirobnrd's dog
"Tip" win; killed by the cars last week.
A lllll‘l‘loNAl: weir. NEWS.
Ila-hoe Ilere and There by The srntlnrl'a
Its-porters.
Tho frame for C. F. Tollos' now night-
room voltage on Taylor avenue has been
raised.
The members ol Putnam limo l‘lllll-
pally will hold their regular "MI‘HIIK
Monday availing.
A. S. Miller and l-'. l. llalligan,ol
Bridgeport, wheeled from lirooklyuto
this city yesterday.
Musician George E. [locker and wile
are the parents ol a handsome daughter
weighing nine wands.
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Mr. and lira. (l. l-'. Waters, who have
been touting near liell Island It“ million-r,
will brepk camp Way.
iiwrand MW party cl
lie-eh- plenum was» long , lid this
looming in his yacht "Noble."
'1‘. ti. Morison will have his tallydio
mach and lour-in-hand in line at the
coach parade in Mumford, today.
The Alpha Wheel club has receival an
Athletic club’s annual carnival ct awrta.
At the Caller school. with an attend-
anoeolmscholaal, tlioro has been but
This is an excellent showing for the first
work of the turn.
'l‘hellorwalk lawn Tennis club will
holdadanooattbe clubhouse thiseve-
The upon- or the made for
donuts; will be derived by w. (l.
Miran!“ aver-Ia. Scythe-
arebmtar willrmnbhtliemmlo.
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TIGER BLlWS lilll’PEll.
Gambler Joho Daly' a Sale Robv
bad of wroomoo
All!) canton“.
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'l‘hmvirh the «his», bl Muiiinl
Walker MMWWM
wataonend Inn driller, Senator 1%!
Read. almond F. W. Pauli.
olBlackltook, joyod a sail teller!
Vishnu-day lottery-it: ,
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tinned Ira. mountainous
lainedtboKing‘aWoltheOon- --'-I-~—-
Weber-blast mum it in Ali-ion Ihnt vnIIIy-I soul-p
llomeon Fat avenue. The maptlm 'wortli Toot In. (In-It and racer-III
was tendered inhonovolllirallthelNow-v Ill Employer to flare Ill- Ararat“
comb. whoisspsudingalew weeks with It up DIM-fil’. .Irmi la nap-mat.
0mm- Nsw You, Sept. 12‘..-—The llerald says
that John Daly, the king of all the New
York gamblers, the man who baa won
more beta over a love table than any other
W o! a gambling holhisln thiscity,
the man who has been able todeullsro
when all other (are banks have been eon-
psllad to close, has had his own bank
broken in an unusual manner. From the
sale in Daly‘a gambling palace,:!lWest
Twenty-ninth street, was taken Friday
night asum of money estimated at lrorn
00.000 to ”moon.
It was in bills it made a roll larger
than a man's bend, and the bills were big
ones and tightly packed at that
Bobbi-II by Ills manager.
The Herald says that the man who took
than was William B. Hulliuguworth,
Italy's manger, a man living a double
lilo. Church member and seemingly ro-
apectahls dtircn twelve hours in the day;
custodian ol the money 0! gamblers and
lularratedin a resort where thousands at
dollars have changed hands the other
twelve John Daly'a loss is the one ab
nothing topic among men about town.
They have wondered how this cool bob
tor, this master a! the art of winning other
people’s money, how he. oi all men, could
have been made It victim. The subject
supplanted the interest rveninthe (ill)
hon-«MnAulifle tight. Nobody wouldevrr
have dreamed that any man would get the
better at John Daly in the matter oi money.
Yet one man has—tho man Hollingaworth.
lio- It Was Dunn.
The story is that he took the money
lrnm Daly‘s sales, at whichhe held the
combination, and used it, or the greater
”dollhtoeom las— ln Wall street.
It wasnld lait ulfiitthat when Duly do
handed its return Balllngaworth dared
Dal: Iago to court.
Daly harsh-n nostrils in that. direction
lnrthsra‘alon, it la whispered, that any
action“ flthudtarartuonhispart wont:
inv rowed minions In the a
mlnistratlnnottbediy ut' New i'.oI-r
Kr who can maintain a gambling hours
even when the hue sud cry against gam-
bling ialotldat null strongest can't alien!
to appear in a public CIIlIrlnIom as acom
pilinnut again“ one acquainted with his
aflaira. Thosehvbu know Daly and lint
hugaworth and who kuo his attain
an as silent as the proverb l clam.
I!- DIIIII'I (in to anal-da-
Some or the mom-y III «II belonged to
bookmakers and to some lorlunnte ones
whohad made winnings and had given
them to lily to keep for them. John Duly
as trustee Is as solid as the Chemical
4,
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While at mum the commis-
sioned and noncommiaiooed bilioars ol
the brigade. as well as some of the
privates. had their photos takaibyaa
artist who circled root the camp.
Captainltoseraooived the picturm ti!
morning. 1
James Mitchell has sold the house
knownasthelieeb'e place,” theeoirner
Iol Park street and North avenue, toJ.
Sturges Rnndlo; consideration,‘ Gt, mo.
lie has aim sold the Bundle place on Van~
Zondt avenue, East Norwalk, to Mrs.A .
E. Austin and Iotiiau l. W coil; cousid
oration, ‘24)00. '
Henry B. 'l‘remlwoll. at one time a
member ol the firm of 'l‘itlany & 00., of
New York, but who hnslor several years
been the principal member of the lirm
of Sypller & 00., ol the same city,diod at
his coumry hornelu New llillord,Thnva-
day. He was an nnoleol John P. Tread-
wcll, teller ol the National Bank ol Norh
walk. w...“ .
Several membeni ol the North Anteri-
mul Benefit Association have received
sick benefits this week. ranging in some
from ‘10 tom. Among those receiv-
ing benefits were U. I‘ll. Harvey and
George llnnlonl. Thom.» who have join-
ed this order have every reason tolie
pleased with its management, as it does
all that it phi-him.
The principnkl of the Norwulk schoqb
met last evening with [I B. Wifilun,
prinm'pal ol the Over River school, at
bishome on Elihstmt. and laid out
plans for work in educational matters,
compared notes, and talked over the
W of the school year. They have
fomied on main-lotion. and meet every
Friday evening at the residence of one
of the principals. The next blunting
will he lu-ld with \V. t'. Poole. of this
city.
Connecticut Patent-I.
The following m-n- issued St'pll‘lhlfl‘ 5,
1391. List lunlishI-Il from the otliee ol
A. ll. Wooster. solicitor ol Putnam.
Brulsnlort- 09“”: bank. llolllngsworth, it appears, bIIdlong
Jamaal“. hiooloy, New Haven, buckle: had access to the sale
.las. (loddea, Waterbury, micmlllt‘lfl Altar the game was rinsed on Friday
depthm; John Gerard, New Britain. hightand alter Dalyhml gone itching-
5|“!an will? “Yum“ 5- BllePIWlt‘llfl’. worth is said tohavv lukvn tho money.
SLIIlIlonl two patents, iyg Wl‘lh hut: He did not doc to Canada, as many a
Inmhilie, 11?th ll. Nash. Illlh Nm- thieving cashier bod dour. lle took the
walk. water nu‘tvl': Gmrltl‘ 0 Sc'lm‘lk'r money home. lie was Scott in Wall street
.-,\nsouin machine loraettinglaiinfstu-lj; surly the next mung“, I’mguuiubl)’ he
lim- 0 Schindler, AWN“. "It“: “1""le the money dons town with him to
movement. makegood hhi marguls. lt b. said that
“ ' bewaaa bear on the risingnmrkot. llr
. . sold stocks and they mlvaucv-l.
Drilling-north lM-niu It.
The Herald rIuIIIIs llmt llollillpwortb,
who lor years be.» b. u. ll Ivhltih'lll nI' liar-
lem, iltoitll upimirmmv» at Iii-rout Ivor
shiper at tho him oi :_~.. Andrew‘s Episco-
FATAL DUEL IN DELAWARE.
‘l’wn Youa. lea Settle a Quaml wlth‘ '
Kalle and Bur-Iver.
Wrunaoml. on, Sept. t1~a fight to
the death occurred between two 0! the
remarks about Willlulu' W.
Williams started to leave the meeting
and at thedoov was met by Wells. They
Their Abdul-Ion {kl s. 'Hllv I." .xmr III
l'tI-truli.
Wanda btausued. Wells drown Burns, \l’mh. Sum. l'.l.~ WIHIIIIII l;
pruning knlla 4! his antagonist a n Balley,tha onII.-,; III. IMIIIlYI' au-I nuns»
volvar. Wells out Williams all over his paper propriotor.m.u I... morn-‘5. i: ll.
body. lnfltctlng mortal wounds William
shot at Wells five times, each ol than: tai-
lag silent. The two men then clinched
and tell together. They were plckvdu on
byths erowdand taken home. Both wl
Albert-on, who moo ltlnltluunl by \lutll'l.”
tires, are at liberty. Prompt IIcImII on the
part ol the pollen bus m- ulll- I-l in the my
turn at the kidnnpern nml IIII- relonso of
Bill” and Alllertsoli.
blr. l‘lalloy ii the In ll‘ IJ ii..- limb»
or: b ock, phmltlenl . l. mu. tm’ ol Iver.
“m’ “um Arrested. aralhanka ltltluwllwr - . . ‘.‘ l‘mu‘l. lu-
Pauanunu, u—Billy Thump
son, at Gloucester, .J.. harm armed
IaGaudvuothvobargu or Illltllnln.
bartson is a rcbuivs ol Izmblcr Allh'l‘tmtlt,
of the I'ldollty ‘l'rIIst company, oi 'l'IIIIoIIIa,
wbodleappearrd reun ly bun-In l .imrt-
OHM} The object of lh In two
and birth» diploma hound the
pin who III homo. resolution at
Ib‘euwl’r oil I lllttutl. root
not wknttllallcy but II III Min Museum
was taller; with Missile-on. ’llla pair“.
”'wa 0‘ lo I hulls.
Treasurer It'llvtea M000 all-m.
Caanrroooi, Kept. tsunami» the:
rotary John Barr, of lnbauon. KL. and
Supreme Trustee and (foallaiubmer cl
stators-tinting the mum at bupnetue
TM!!!“ “fliig'flrlomn; the Catholic
ts or II I reported
«logo. '- w'
forty hers Kill d.
an Burnett. viii UALVII‘I‘ON, Tex. ..
u-Mlllul IhI h-rrlbleurliiquaks
are it tubers been more dis-visa
mom was» that unanswered. In
city about tony prople were killed
aadataty wars morrorlesi seriously Ina
The [Me “It mourned.
vasomotor loot. mute W!
has has reached hath-tween the attorney
The up lather um Ins-Ital.
adapt. law-Th Dar-
“pears mil Iva harem.
Hm “mammal.
,‘anhaml wonkol
pivotal lasi‘
no ‘
twins
hm m minors to no: harm ,
vault k‘ “NIB "HID! “Ill Villll‘ palchurcb, :II Um» linudrui .Iml ’I‘Ivoniy- ”9"
“1. “ill... bl Laurel, and seventh street itllll luihm, m; n! which
Thomas we'll, 0' Whlm'lllo. . “III" WI“! Dr. la'Ieulgl' ll. \' ll .3 \“ltlt‘l’ in
town near DOllllll‘. the rector. "tilililgnwurln .. .mu- [lull any
Forlorn. “N"V“ “PM, Md robbery occurred, In. .il.....n. all Duly"!
held bythellsthodlat Iseopaloburob at pm,
Delmar. At our ol its meetings it is '
claimed that Wellanndesolia rimming BAILEY AND AL. ..l mu FREE.
Ilflkllx Fund J. .l. Dally, ol Memphis, 0.
Ml.
nflmugfi.‘ ”mow”
grain-nil antics asp-Islam. W
canons; /
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Ill-mils, glass. rte. (nee adv.) so '
01!
Int walls or mum ‘ " ‘
m and (tier-land Ian at wt: b
Billie.
Dunno. Sept. law-Lively than were
earn at each or the twentyrareoannnsaa
Ian night. In ths’l'hlrd and loarth wards
”Flick Wilt» rice.
”1% .
ear-arid their
Great WET-dig
centered in this ward, on within its bounds
are the homes at Mr. Wilson iii-sell and
Ir. Willlam l". Shoahan, and the meeting
at the adherents ol the two luctional lead
cramsantagreat struggle for the upper
hand.
Pew anticipated such a scene as that
which occurred. The place 0! meeting
was in the saloon ol P; Desmond. The
W disorder prevailed throughout the
caucus. The crowd suited the
table during the balloting, and torn nu»
meat the police, although present in good
(ores, were ponders to maintain order.
The double 0 [nation did not appease
themwd, an the yelling and cheering
went on worse than ever when either side
would requtst sIlsnce. hlr. Bissell came
in the front door,wu cheered and was
hurriedly ejected by somebody. Mr. Shei-
handid not appear. Mr. Sheehan claiuis
”have been successful in the three as
sembly districts, but the molt is not
definitely known.
lass-u 'nIIaIa mu wm Baa.
N”? You, Sept. IS—When asked who
the Democrats would nominate, J. Sloat
Insult said today: "1 have never changed
the opinion I expressed seven months ago,
thlt liill had himsell elected senator in
order to get a third term as governor. It
would surprise me it hewera not nomi—
noted."
lane to See Quay.
Pit-Issues, Sept. Iz—Chriatopbevl. Ma-
gs: has gone to Atlantic City to cooler
with Senator Quay, and the result of the
meeting will have a great influence on
politics it “said hinges is lrrah from liar
Harbor, where he met Secretory Blaine.
far the Assembly.
Wanlrrows, Sept. la—Klng Brown, or
Ramon, has been nominated lor member
of assembly.
FOR KlLLlNG RUBE BURROWS.
The liar-rumor“ l'aya Three “Rhona-rad
Dollars for the Onllaw's Extinction.
Wasnxso‘ros, Sept. 12 —-POI-ltlllfl§l¢f Gen-
eral Wanamaker has ordered that war
rants aggregating no» be approved, and
Jeflerson 1). Carter, III Myrtlenborough,
All. and Thou. V. Jackson. of Aberdeen,
Mina, rash receive show and that the re-
maining 31.0” be equally divided between
six other muons These men were in-
strumental in the killing of the notorious
outlaw Rube Burrows and his gang in
Alabama last fall. Burrows, besides com-
mitting crimea, hold up a mail train and
robbed It.
Arrwardol 814!!le otlrrol (or the
arrest and conviction of lint-c Burrows,
Rube Smith and another member of the
gang. The question before the Ilvpariment
was whether the captors could. under the
law, receive the reward in view ol the fact
that the outlaws were neither tried not
convicted, but were killed during an en-
counter. The postmaster general holds
that there was prool positive ol the guilt
or the gang, and on this ground he tllt‘fi'ls
thnt the captors receivethe reward curred.
BANK ROBBERS BAGGED.
They showed I’I‘ht, but Concluded The“
tum-III" \t‘aa llottrr.
Errlsoiun. llla. Sept. lam-u I p. III.
while Cashier Partridge, of the First Na~
urinal bank, was alone in the bunk two
strangers advanced to the two windows at
‘tha counter, each pointed II roI'nIu-r at
him and commanded him to deliver the
money on the cash table. The enabler did
not comply, but stepped behind the hall
nanls door and called (or help. (inn
or the robbers jumped through the prints
entrance and snatched a hanillul of bills
and both made a precipitate retreat.
The rial-nuns at once given and by
m ck pursuit the robbers were captured
1 were armed amlal. Iii-rt showed tight
but seeing escape visa impossible they
threw up their hands and surrendered.
The money taken, about Ml). Willi also so
cured The thieves gave their nmnosaa
William McGuire and II. O. Neill.
American Jews and the “Iran. road.
le You, Sept. lavl’ranllneot llo
brain In all parts ol tho United States
havebaea lnvited by the trustee-I ol the
Baron lllrach lund to Inset in this city on
Sept. w in the llebrew Educational alli-
ance lol- the purpose ol coopomtimt ln
lovinatlon olan American veil»! commit-
taste make II. hast hie dinpanltlolt
ol tbe‘exllvd Bhutan em coming totbia
artistry. m
Iay Arrest Philadelphia Iaslrara.
l’luunsmin, Sept. lt-‘l‘kr bank on-
tlala harp all alopn‘ ellalmnl that thus any
‘liit Wham Win-
written to y
,1!
one at the Mass moan.
doubles that the uldvnm
trial warrants will be
broad lor the bankers.
leaner Initials an the (tallest-vamp.
Brucvar. N. Y., t. Ian-The lrlends
Baum hassle l auditors, who said
that he would not accept the also at col-
lector or the port at New York. room to
have done so without authority. Mr Ilsa-
drleka said: “I have never dull-ed an alt
Icathathasaothaeu adored III. l canard
say now I‘rohat lhivould do were this other
air.
he Marlee at law-II. ,
Vultures.” “antenatal letter
was resolved at the navy department
caputa item, can the United
liaise William . letter I-
i
llololala, An. I, when Cantata
Its-or arrived that no that
the United Item New mullahs
Wilbert-stash menu
Ira-Wm} arm note.
I , fl. 3.. sails—m llan
“mwmm. symbiosis)
trsla the t road near
float“...
3%
'Wmm 8. l.‘ I
m a mm
”mm .l.w.anoIIquI_II.s. s.
more. a. nitrous-I‘m.
“MIMIC! AGENTS-
M I AMEN." "la-ll ”19.0 .
regulate shunt-Filament lilo. mad)
W o . “1%
1% 0009* I!" ”MW 8.
n no no , Washington
“YEN. Realm gm
murmur: confirm.
mammcmownmmagg unison.
Lin 3. . selling
mortal. .r.. mum?! pl.
NORWALK YII‘E’PVB. ('0. N. . in WI
PEOPLE'S [.1 I?! lNH. t. to Wash!
lit, 8.N.A .ll. PlWlmlgm vuperintc
In
W THE llllIES‘.
We realize as well as you do
the fact that there is nothing
more essential to the good ap-
pearance of a lady than a good
pair of gloves, just as much as
we realize the fact that there is
nothing which gives a store keep-
er more trouble than this line.
However, we know that we
now are in a position to give
satisfaction to you and to our-
selves.
We have obtained the absolute
control of the celebrated Foster
Paul gloves, all of which are
guaranteed. We would solicit
an inspection.
For a few days we shall make
a special drive on :I full line of
colored cashmeres at 24c" reduc—
ed from 290. Just the thing for
it neat. natty fall dross.
We expect to receive on Soto
urday a big stock of corsets in
slates and whites. We closed
out the line from the factory di-
rect. We have lllltl tlloszulle
before and have always paid
Buying the end
of ill“ llllt‘ we (“'0 just able to
door ourselves at the. T hey are
cheap and you will make a mis-
take if you pass them by.
an, 50 per dozen.
(losing out (I lim- of :lSSUl'l’Iftl
kinds of llll't‘fi m in
Worth l‘llv. easy.
“'0 soil for ITI‘.
lady's lIlau-k stocking us most
people as ' 330. for.
._ per yard.
as guml ll
Mia-lie white- all wool fancy
shirt waists. We n‘nliZe that it
is getting Into so We haven-duc-
l‘il tlloIlI sum to 501'. You want
one, I-ven if you lieI-p it until
next summer.
Don’t fail to oxzimiuv the build-
SIIlllt‘ bed room suit: also to ill—
qltire what we intl-lltlto do with
it. r
For it will hoyours if you only
got it.
“'I- would attract your atten-
tion to our kitchen Iloimrtluellt.
Special prices this week on an
elegant line of vases and jar—
dines.
NORWALK
It“.
and brush”
Modulators-I . .
scour: wu. a. V
we!
SKYMOI. . .
kinds olnmwggm :WW‘ .mm“ E
SMITH. WILLIAM
bins promptly at
m
BATES, P. W. Water
lino granite“
stone workol all kinds
Inn's 0W
cons'rocx silos.
Main at, ELN KWMW
FRANCIS& co. sweating.-
hats, gentlemen‘ s furnishings
armour-r I'm
oi'sowsm E. at Wall wimp-trot“ i
guaranteed: thelat
KOCOI'R, F.17No. llain 3. line“
orinz a specialty. ”a“
COLLINS R. M. 12%
matcri m!
he
‘08“! an
organ and harmony.
omen. mm mm
HOYT, W. H. «k SON.
RaymondJPlan
sfle draiers' In mtireoystera.
REED & HOE SMAN, lat W our
tors and shippers or Norwalk
VAN NAM J. L& 00. Romain
PATTERNS AND noon...
air. elerences:
(steaml: [.mBohaur-n.
nevi. I learnt, John Turin. hot-“E
H. sham. tatenml- annulment;
and others. ~
runny
running ,.
BRAINARD,-M r. c. TWatcr st.N.
lulu-inure.»
“RANK 680. B. '3 Water
aisu III-inter verbatim.
Pl! moonstone.
NORTH. u. 5. 2'8 “'aslrlniton E N. 0-.
quality only, and thatthe “I.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \Y. (3., olllretfinnd 07 W It.
s. N. llourslltoll), ltoll." I "WW
PIANO TUNER Q mm
llENDEl-ZJ‘. l". corWalland Knirbt‘lfi. Ah
dealer' to Morgans,“
PL-l'l'l‘h’G— GOLD. .3le1” mam.-
SOl'Tll NOR“ AL K PLATING CO. DWI“!
at. .-\H kindxol elel Implatingdom.
and refinishing of all kinds ol met goods.
REAL ESTATE AGENT!- .
LAYTOX, J ACOB M. Wmhinmnmmtl’fl
SA . .Property x{pr-ale,tron-oil routines
.0... am
rent andm Bulldi
WAD)” .
IY’YBEE, r. P. 9% ms.
II all hours. elm: limos-la"
«port. A few table boanlerslakaa.
use 'sllltl’tn‘ltmu Aivnas'nair.
it)‘ the best. pritwslhclnim'mln";
suuoois. ‘
mum .zillss lxs'rrr our
hour-ling: flntltlfl) new “We“; {Eh
III: s. nihilism noon for girls Illfl
l..uIin- "llamas. summonses
N.
LAl' DER‘S BLOCK. 8.3. 0.1‘. M
Day and even automatons.
81‘“- ENBIIKS AID
NORVYALK IRON WOPKS
“'ator st. 8. N. near
srvrasrsmr 'rlclri'r
Ingram. JAI‘OB I. ”“1!qu
rituals, JOHN II. II wwmmwidtr
brl-ki ,llmueiaent.
worms. JOHN H. BT31" avenue. s. I
Al-«I layer ol I onorew w
81'!“ [28, nations All) uterus.
vrtmt Ins martin-mt!!-
us enroll”.
JENNINGN, J. D. limit.
deuce Kl Elm It.“ NW”- Telephone “M “
ismmono. at No. lair-II Golgi-p
IIAviiI'ii’Iun can. it a nil-III It
Minimize-rim; II. “ ‘
Jacob M. N 4” ‘
pvt
heal lat-team!
*Tho biggest and prettiest little Ito-o
plural “over ftiven is one or those
Rosa Gloss basket I for 250
English to piece test sets, hand-
somely decorated, for Mill.
We have cheaper and we have
better. This one is. lIoIvovor,
marked special for this week.
.. Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON Si.
Sfllllll NllllNlll
rrrolI aomuaanwmatgrl. ’ to
was amnion-I minimum
omsox. marinara-antlers
NORWALK PATTERN Woltg§ ,V, .
vet-dds a
ing a mortals“: lxby “has“: '
nouns.
on main
Kim Ill M IAxnosW on. It. all. "
qu IIIomuInd watt-rhesus. .0. term.
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to.
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