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u“ "’ “u a” no as. " “fl”. "' state. The convention was a very har- III ml Toll: I I’Itlfnl “Illa—“I'M Pru- mewlons ovation. Governor Bill thanked lid-mien! sun. It ilu- Meeting .r on “ " w“ ”" " m" M ' v
Morn—no I'm. lady Insists that
She Did lot Run Away.
When the 7:43 train from South Nor-
walk rolled into the Bridgeport depot last
evening among the [inssengers that
alighted. says the Daily Union. was a
well dremed young lady leaning on the
arm of a stylish young man.
The couple proceeded through the
depot and stopped on the opposite side.
evidently considering whether or not
they would secure a cab to convey
them to their destination. After a short
conversation they proceeded up Fair-field
avenue as far as Main street, where they
met Officer Lush, who was patrolling his
ML . .
The young man, stepping up to the
officer, introduced himself as Joseph
Nagle and said the young lady with film
was his wife. He stated that he resided
in Norwalk, where? he was engaged in
the grocery and liquor business. Be in-
formed the officer that he was in Bridge-
port in search of his sister, who had left
her home about two weeks ago and was
monious one. The principal addreu of
the convention was given by William J.
Gonmch, ‘of the Central Labor Union,
Bridgeport. a synopsis of which isgiven
below:
To all organization of men there are
two gospels presented, one of which
must be accorded as an ideal or rule of
action. Sinceinnn was first formed he
has had to thus choose. Time ”pols
typify the conceptions of God and Satan,
good and evil. as we find them floating
throu h the centuries that are gone.
To one ideals I would call your earn-
est attention toda . Iliave noticed .in
some of tho thong its expressed today a
slight leaning to what 1 consider the evil
side. and would warn you that if this be
your rule of action the result to the or—
finisntiou and to the cause of labor must
disastrous.
Those two is are the one of Hatred
and Force, the other of Love and Growth.
Hatred and Force flow back upon and
destroy thine who follow their banner,
while Love and Growth lead mankind
0“! 0‘ darkness and despotism into the
leant valleys of mace and joy.
‘ All men are built about alike, are
formed on the same plan. If you appeal
to them in the name of hate they will
v
oner "led.
Edward Gormley. proprietor of neural]
gmoorystore on Prospect avenue, near
the Step Rock road, was prisoner before
Jmtice Coolidge yesterday afternoon for
beating his wife. Mrs. Gorinley waifted
her husband to help her with some work,
and went up stairs into the bed-room.
where Gormley was lying down, to call
him. Instead of replying he kicked her
in the breast with his heavy boots, knock-
ing her down. He then trampled on her
and kicked her, cutting her head and
face in several places. Gormley was
arrested on complaint of his wife, by
Officemidams and Morehouse. He plead
not guilty when brought into court, but
hunghishead while his wife and son
Daniel told their story. It was a pitiful
tale and elicited the deep sympathy of
all present. When asked if he had any.
thing to say Gormley simply stated that
he would pay the damages. Mrs. Horniley
did not want her husband to ,in to jail.
The justice fined him $7 and ets.
the Cleveland . ileltiuri'it'y for lboil'lnll-
iiiflcnut turnout as his not)". to the hall.
lie was here not to hpmk for himself, but
of Flower and Slice-ban and the Democrat-
ic party. lie wished to call attention to I
spectacle now beta; wiltirmd in this
Halt). The Republican candidate for gov-
ernor was trviuzr to run away from the le-
vue» of the cmntm‘ign. Seine years ago, at
the request of a hundred thousand rail.
road r-iiiployeés of the were, the governor
"till he sent to the senate the iii-me of ML
char! llikard as railroad commissioner.
lie was not confirmed at. that union of
the MINI». Mr. Funnel: Wild “h? DMISViiie
that he voted for the confirmation of Mr.
Rickard. I.
This Governor llili denim}. lf Fussett
could prove that h» i’lil vote for Hlkard‘l
continuation the governor would not make
subtler campaign opt's'i'ii. The governor
said Prienett also voted aigiiinr‘ ihe noni-
irmtiou of James .\. illickliec, it working-
rnnnnml n hit-lab: of Labor. The other
was William A. .\riiistrong. editor of The
lluslmrislman, the ofllcial organ of the
Uranus-rs,
Merci-ring again to the attacks on Tom-
nmuy Hail the governor mild: “It has its
good and haul qualities. Some things may
be Haiti in its favor. When the war broke
out ‘l‘:.nim:iny Hall was the only organv r
ll
deposed president of the Adams Express
winpthy. took a bold stand yesterday. All
was told in these dispatches yesterday, hr
but been dismissed from office in the most
I’Kltmml‘y manner. lleliad been accused
of uialfeuadoe and ilflfi made no defense.
its new that would be useless. lie had
admitted before a referee of the supreme
court that be had made money through a
deal manipulated bylhlm and Vice Presi'
dent Spanner bywh‘ich the company of
which he was the executive head had been
’deimuded. lint notwithstanding all this,
he decided to appear at the Adams Ex-
press company building and attend the
men-ring of the directors called toehooeo
his successor, and he had the somewhat
painful exiwrience of seeing lienry Sun-
for i. of llrulgcport, Conn, the man who
ifzzii mused b .. downfall, elected president
lomucceeil him.
0::
incw to the ueneml nfllm of the company
”tractor- to Chum" - President and I
[no President to I'll! the Plans 0!
the new Estim- lingo-too.
Newton. Oct. it—John Hoey, the
lie Meant to Fight.
.\ndiio .\lr. Jim-y drove in a close can
I 59 llrmulwav. For years John lloey
presidency. .
“1 immediately mmlenthorougti investi-
gation. l lwcnmeconvinwd. and redid
the other members of the board of mono
gem, that Mr. lloey and Mr. Hpoouer, in
conjunction with shafijllf’ll” and Taft. had
lnllllt! the company pay $50.01” for stock
that mu worth about. ominous other
words, they had qlefrnndml tlumtockholdcrl
out of $700,000 About this time Mr. Huey
went tO‘Kllulfh‘. On his“ return our meet
ing melted in his dinniiml. l opposed
the purchase of the stock represented in
the Sherhurne deal to the utmost of my
ability. That was the only time anything
unpleasant ever occurred between me and
Mr. lloey during the twenty years of our
connection. But .\l r. HWY had himself,
Spocmcr, who was in with him on the
profits. and the three men who believed
his spacious arguments and did not
think he was capable of any such trench:
cry to his own company. That made five,
a majority of the board of managers. The
managers are elected by the stockholders
for life and cannot be removed except by
nvote of the majority of the stock or by
reason of resignation or disability. Now
liim advised limit llllifui disability in the
some as lili)"~l(tlti tilmatillllly. llocy's con-
duct has pi well him to he unworthy of
the trust mm» at in him, and by that fact
is inmpocmitul from sorting on the board
They ii
A good waiter is a good man,
and that everything comes to
him who waits. That is all 0.
K., as far as it goes. We have
been waiting for the last thirty
days for cold weather.
know it is coming fast enough,
but that does not null our winter
goods.
We
0
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We are therefore going to try
and induce you to buy before
you nbsoluicly need the goods,
Every one of the lots men-
YEH, FEED 13 - 1
on kinds. ffmemul v
UMBURNER, WM. 1” W
bridge, BJil Deakrlnnflkm
UJCKWOOD. 1.. Win-him at. .
tine meats. fish. oysters. chine, ‘
RAYMOND. ammonium. ' '
prune meets. woltrygete. ' “‘“i‘
SMITH'SWASHIX ON ml
ingtonsul.N.mca(t}: for '
wznnmi. .i. P. leni‘n N. "
poultry. Mmfiifi .
LUMBER um I ,
RANDALL'S Ml ‘ . .
rough or workuf%o§d¥mhm~b
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sermon. HENRY, imv “1 “
k' of stow mason contracts“. a.
Sfll’l'll, WILLIAM H. “W ‘
hing promptly attended mums ‘3‘.
MARBLE AID cum .
B3755, Piping-fer affix. man
no: ’rnn
stun: worlfrrf allukliddo. ‘m
MEN'S (films; ‘
('mis'roch' BROS.M butld’
Main st, Gentlemen: gagged“.
FRANl'lmtc r0. siw hingto ‘ "
hats, gentle-men's furrlehlngsltilfl‘ K. m
HEBCHAKI' nun-s. ‘ ‘
Griffivrilu. H. :51 “'1“ N. A
guamntml; the latest 51!
Kmxnfu. I". 17 No.
nring n spa-rally. lie
3111.1.an
amounting to ”6.03. flormley nskm
the justice to reduce the line. When
this was rofiisulliorriilcy draumtii‘iiily
exclaimed: “Wcll then. your honor. l
appeal it." .
He was placed under 3!!!) bonds to
await the sitting of the court of common
pleas. ln company with Officer Mort--
liouse he went out and returned with A.
ll. lloyt as a liondsman. When Mr.
urfion that raised a regiment and sent it
ruin " ~.i in light for the country, and
it was l- _‘ the other day while he wande-
liullm'lnfl that organizatibu it manila
war 2 I ti ‘llviinln: to raised monument
to it. die—ill.“ Reference, to .\lr.Shi-ehun
2i. .ml in Innuendo!“ burst of applause
tlm ll'éll'll wreril minutes. This was re-
nownl ivfmi .\lr. Sin-elixiii was introduced
an the next sin-Maw.
il-‘l'i rallied through those Ollie-eh with tho
lnrflly mien of prince of the domain. lie
War- the bowl and front til the mammoth
iii-.rlrution fluit hurl long been the marvel
of lmslmw‘ "it‘ll. To his» pushfcnterprisc
mm women the wonderful growth of the
All "Eli. Express company was largely due.
hurt it notable and proud connection of
forty yearn with the company. he walked
through the headquarters ii dishonored
niziu. ’l‘hc-hlrrks did not mine to see him.
COLLINS. R. M. 123m . Lume-
niaierial used if desirdir's' X .
[ES MimflWnll N.
ii Dyeing 3‘. I
music "incline. ’ '
GIBSON. ALEX al. 2' PM
organ and harmony.‘ : Ma‘h “' :-
OYSTER Puritans Aim plum
HUYT. “I If. h ' )3. l3! “'nter of. 8. N.
of fin) moml.) niumumnlfl
salt-dealers in a. live oysters. A
user: a. norm mi. 1:“ w ‘
tors and rillppfh! of Smflih’m Pill-
tionod below will be sold at cut
rates.
We will find lllt‘Jl'N to prevent his con»
tlliflllitt‘ mi tilt‘ lutili’li."
For Criminal l'rnc'rdingo Likely.
"Willany criminal proceedings be in'
stunted Immint him?"
“i think not, There is no desire to per!
M‘i'llit‘ him. livery one of us had the
greatest re~{:u:l and admiration for Mr.
ll~uy_nnd the room that we were com
pellml to part with him was felt by an
all."
at present stopping at the house of a
friend on Fairlield avenue. His mission
there was to endeavor to have her return
home, and he wished to secure the mist-
ance of the ofilcer in that direction.
The officer directed him to the
central police station, where lir. Nagle
informed Sergeant Birmingham that
h'n sister had left her home in Norwnlk
meet force with form. If you appeal to
them in the name of love and rotlier-
hood the wellsprings of humanity will
break down the selfish barriers of
and freely give forth the blessings that
cannot be gained by the strong band of
might.
Let no follow the teachings of the
Nazarene who said, “Do unto other: as
ye would have others do unto you,” and
dare prophesy that thmiigli our organi-
500 suits of goat's camels hair
underwear at Her pcr suit; they
will cost you considerably more
when the scamn opens. This
lot displayed in our south win-
)lr. h‘aesrrr at Ittnghnuinvn.
about two weeks ago and since then has
residing with a friend on l‘nirticld
avenue. She is completely infatuated.
he said, with Edward A. Brennan, the
well known clerk employed by the
Housatonic railroad. who formerly resid-
edin Norwalk, and it is mainly on his
account that she came there.
"She is only seventeen years of age and
has resided with my mother since our
father died a short time ago," continued
Mr. Nagle. Ikuow she thinks a good
deal of young Brennan and would do
almost anything to be with him but my
mother is lonely without her and if
pomiblel would like to have her return
home with us."
When the sergeant had heard the story
be detailed Otficer Lush to accompany
the young couple to where the young
lady was stopping and instmctcd him to
bring her to the station home. Officer
Luslisoon made his nppcamnoe at the
station house with the young lady in his
nation humanity will be educated into
evolving a perfect social organism in
which there will be no longer masters
and slaves. but only free men. This
will be the realization of America's
dream of equality.
But remember it cannot be he by
force. but must be an evolution on
fraternity, under the guidance of lore.
Milt conversion means progress.
while the highest ideal of justice carried
into effect through compelling pfo - to
accept it contrary to their wis , would
enslave and not eninncipate them.
With radiation on the means. and
growths; the end. [can seegreat food
or the Federation to do,an I beieve
you willbe wise enough to effectively
forward that work.
The election of otliccrs malted as fol-
lows: President. flmrgc A. Parsons. of
Hartford; first vice-prisiiiiciit, Thomas
Crmby. of New Britain: second vici.L
prmident. Mrs. l-Illa Flliil‘. of Ihinbury:
secretary, M. lliitlicr, of New Haven:
treasurer, George llurst, of Hartford.
Executivecommittee—T. ll. llighlnnd.
of Bridgeport: W. (i. Hoffman. of Nor-
lloyt saw Mrs. floruiley's bruised and
bleeding face he refused to mix up in the
affair. tiormley then went out again
and soon retumod with the aiuoimtof
his fine and meta, stating that he guess-
ed he had better pay up. He was. then
disclmrgcd.
liormlcy has been arrested before on
the same charge.
I038 TESTIIWI’ TAKEN.
Pauli-r lit-them“- Dom-gee to the
Corn-took and Parker Properties.
The committee appointed to hear testi-
mony regarding the (.‘ouietock and
Parker properties in East Norivalk re-
convened in the council chambers today.
Captain A. B. St. John, L. W. Duty and
LeRoy Wheeler testified in to the dam»
age to Mr. Connitock's laud. mtiiiintliig
it between $3.00!) and “.000. The rail-
road company commenced on their side.
the first witness examined being Edward
int-min had worked an ‘. voted asearueriliy
lino." “Ht-.\. 5'. ii. Oct. it-Jl'he lion.
J. slim: Fur-lot! and the lion. John W.
Yroonmn midnmml what was pn-hnbly
the inmost iml‘uiml gathering ever heldlu
tile t)p.~ru home horn.
Referring intlnvcrnnr Hill's speech at
('imm-r i'iiimi, .\lr. Faun-it wild:
“bird. flee rcgiirds the World's lair. i
did nu! wt.» iigiimi m.- World's fair. but
again: 'l‘uinnmny"5 affair. [Applause]
“'le l' \ ‘\‘ Yuri. stale delegation went
to Wm :11. in regard to this fairait
went wit li a wild from.
”But they my. '\\'2 went foo late.’ They
forgetrhat lllumiw did nupusthe. '
fnir bill until iwuotyeightdnyii lat . If
Flower, who was till-ii in congress. and his
1
as l lIl’ili my friends did. the World's fair
Would have been located in New Yorkcity.
(.\ppiniiuxxl Tammany has rcnouilnaml
.lv - ‘ urn finvi il Flist'ieillr'i, whow rules
or: . .--:'mu f,i.l:r‘l with mine, Mr
or... gaunt m in; n-mm ist‘m- psamgu of
the law in 1N \i‘lili'li Hillier“ empinycco
prefvrrrdz'rmlilors in iisdgiiiucuh. Gov
einur ”iii l‘l|?|f;1?“iilf’ Witlibeing no friend
Hi the laboring ill-’lfi. lly this bill over
‘!,"“,i)‘“ ilJ‘" bum rotted to the Working
in in of l.:.~ si m
To :-e was im one to render obeisance to
in». .letbrnm-sl lung.
the long hull Lenin-n the counters with
“firi'rlél lure.
9X'l-i-él‘ili0ili incl iiulnfminmi in tight.
so. im‘ti f"
iii- stalked through
if was evident that ti.»
William ll. Diosmore also said that
thrift-Wu! no intention to proceed crim'
irirdiy axzziz‘nt tlm Lite proficient. It lei
mud Ni... ii» “1.9 remit-ml himself amen!»
. . blu lv; :.r ”mil cmln. Section unpar-
l.i¢: other tumlwra (if the bland were 3”,,“pr 3 h ,1.»l.f..l.,w.;
wr mm. 'l'lir-y “err: morn~
i
may be «a:
. . .\ 3 on. n ,iu: m h" inner-mint}, custndyni'
suqnnml when he :nlnrmril them that ii.- mm”, . ~ . ,g . .V .tnnfmu.“
inn-t.» led in be pron-m at their meeting. - - l 3 vrt'mngmmvnm
or p ' . - the mmv to hit
”on L. m l «lflnlillr'l' '.m
:l. .- lentil-ls -rl:
rh . .3 anvilnguii.) vf
lama,
Jul-~- Nun's I inner.
Nssiwlllrwfnmflhz: .‘fr. ihmmorc's :lcnéal:
it “ilk ~.ii-l ,rn'u-nhy that an effort would
it“ mule in ralllfn‘l .\lrwra. Huey and
Spoon” L- dag-«rue their profits on the
S.»eri:unn- m- in
John how and the i-xprem business
in hair drawn up in this
wintry .r‘!-."f lit“ HJL‘é iv vrn in Ireland
iii 153-} i : mil" fr: int" l-numri' a poor
is v .r ~ .f r l .v H." n» curnwl lliniiVing
'N‘iii‘ ; S'vh , -l ,.., uni running-«rand».
l'. in» but. :u 1‘an l; (hr lliirildrn Ex
prim l ammo; or irtml operaliuus, it prom
WWI w u. . 'im fi‘rifi:.1r!i.’|it.‘l’ .\lvin
Admin. l! 'nJ «Hi il.Hlulll:|lt. made up his
dow.
(inc lot 50 dozen geiit's fast
black hose. valued at cm- per
pair: for this sale mic por pair.
Look at them. and if you don't
lilkt' a dozen pair home you will
surprise us.
Linc of all Colors in H iiu-li.
extra fillt‘ quality of all wool
finnncls. (night to St.” for 580
per yard. To keep the ball rol-
ling W’t' milk» iiif' price Mr pvl‘
yard.
Have you looked over ulU'
shoot iiiusii'. a! fin pe-r copy? it
[calls all our ivnuld‘lw-Inc-coin-
pctitors, both :is to quality and
as to tum-s.
VAX .\‘Aiirz. .1. La ('0. no. weenie?
mr'rnnxs arm nouns. , "
.\‘URWALK PATTERN WORKS
liinrpv‘. propw Riverside av .
fairs specialty, by steam water
air. hrtrrcntea: N Lock '
«mm: in. liolmnnan. tumor): 3. .
nut amt; John 'l'rwn. {hot air);
ll. .‘inlfh. means); Grace Church. Milt);
and many others.
PAlmIIS.
BlLthAilD. F. (I. 7 Wat N.
Palm. gold and silver sling; s . '
osTEltBASK rho. if. ' w ' Henna ’ 1
and sign point’er, pope; fifhfihm. ’ W .
Pumoamuns. ’
NORTH. fi. 5. 'll W um (h
quality oatv. s‘nd within. in“? 8' 15'
PHYSICIAHB.
Burke, \i'. l'.. office {5 and 4" “'lahlngtau ‘
.\..V. llouraulolll.lto£it“ltol. “
l’l.|§0 TUNER 8 REPAIR“
sexual-u: r. rorWail nil ' «an
dean-r in piiirws,organ;nhc};iԤhn:ic.din '
ran-mo .ooLn. stuns Ann axons;
Sill‘i‘ll minivans PLATIXG co. an-J
I
9!. .\ll Llliilnuf rlm'fni ilfiflft‘fifim.
‘lnilsof mm
and hum-hing of all
REAL ESTATE Aflfim
L.1Y'l'0.\’..l,u'ull )1. Worship on
3.34. Property fursalr.hoummtorril':g:l’mb
WmmWARD. E. .\..V . LII!“
rent and building iod'r-m3&\ h
RES'IA URA an.
Gage]. of New Haven. civil eriginm-r of
tliemad. He told what the company
intended to do with the highway. and
how the property would be when they
mind ill I? in 11' Win boom.“ enough for
ultiillwr l‘H‘lll' my
.\‘u lu- ~t or .1 .\ .vwwc .m'uuydml finally
he- lmol :1 1m: r lV-lzll;.' from; ltmrnn MN":
Lannie-u 1 ~’.: lliv rwile Wits r-iisliml to
Huc-lmlf gross of 1': illl'il plat-
it‘l’Sllllll vegetable dishes. 'l‘lu-y
are wry neatly ale-conilml in
"'l iii-i l' '.i x: . med by Cleveland in In:
premium :. In"! .ign as one of the nrxu
tnx‘lilo in mm: w.»rkirigiiieii in his favor.
Winn. had he in tlil with it? Why, he iiili
JULIE llntil‘.
walk; C. (‘. Denhion. of Meridcn.
Legislative committee—W. J . llorsiicli.
of Bridgeport: Gmrge Hurst. of Hart-
.l'Xlil'Zl'T, F. F. 9 Railroad Place . '. m
at all hour-4. Strictly first «its; sever-yr.-
up" r. A few i-hle boarders ink
LA 3 E's iIIZl'tYl' uEflM'RAM'. 8. N.
company. She was taken in charge and
questioned by the sergeant.
Miss Nagle admitted having desertid
Tiny had declared vacant the pmiflnns of
privsmcm and lrll~lu' illlli by Mr llm'y,
liii’ '. ey had nvwrlnnli-nl Hm fact that ii:—
. if) the lwni. prlomthrloweat. Open-ii
.. . ._ .. . .. . . Ill i'ii' ('iilm' In 1N lllllil'l‘lilf' <
' . s ‘. ’ ‘. o -‘ ll it Nor- - - » v - ' - “l" " ~" "L “"‘ ‘ ””5““ L" ”“lmnli’ "l “l" “’r‘ .\ )ll‘lll'il, ‘ ‘l’. ' .i-hcr llxti‘i :. rrml clip K ' ’ ' ’ “HWIA
her home but declared that slic wasnld fol-illk 'ind .lohnl hl‘iif‘} If ‘0 i finished. L. B. Ilmlidgc te’sulwd 0“ "it l mu no: .l lrmi-l of the working 5mm no. Altrrr‘nlii-ulliitiuri it Wil'ifl‘ln‘eri M1,... h, r...» kw, 1,... “Hum” £31m bowl of wounds, but for gem-mills lLitltlij ,mss lxflntwgmy ‘ ‘
eiuiughtotakocareuflimolf. an . . . values and estimated the dauuige ma", 1...”. i» 5”..qu r point lortlirir con that Mr, lloey would he allowed to re- mmwus .u . whom l one Wuwmnuxd i _ _ . it" i _ , lmr-lmgwlday «mm: ‘ . w
“i am living with friends,"sbb said. TI“) "'3‘“ convention “"H MM“ at to the t'omstoi-k prion-fly to be $800 ’lltli‘ldlilli: in [mil intrusion-.1 billlm, onus. “is \mn- mommy one of eighlmnd whim,“ ;, ;: ;,.,.,..¢..,;...1 my rm), 1-; s t N} ”m l’t'llldl‘ ‘1 ii} filfl' us it “fljiangih'lfnflgimgflfif‘? Wk I“ '
. . . ‘ - .- > ’ , - tlh -'l:‘l.,'l‘- law. lthas becufre tlw v m'scv‘nh‘rr ~ttla lar ~ ,. . W, ,I. '- ' v ' .' . . . _ “‘"“ ""N- 1' MW ,
“and “link I havea Wee. "gill to His! Anwnmton mt. 5"" 0m] Tum“) m 0‘ ‘0- nnd m "w Parks! property ‘0’. Gill‘rzillni; lShiiditrii‘l‘lmt this law has saved mi‘ ‘ ‘iigwnlhtlw .slm if, 'Flilr‘: iirv- aid: :33th W m ”I huh, I: in; .\ew hork “Jul”. Iii. Ulli' hilt I" ll ”vi-m." sflllBTHAND All) "’3' I
MM lmsmlvlem" M‘ 189'ng - ‘ ~ - .. JW‘N'SWI’W» 0‘ Bridfiell‘flv "will“ hem...” erosion and salmon to on nil-Lien of m humor tiiiinzigormbut "WWW“ U“ WM rm SWIM; "m incul. Viv havi- llliltil' the price imifilihfii‘m' antenna-a.-
“But‘youlinveagoodhonie and there 0!“) lil'Nllltl'llYI'ilN ill.” thcdnmage on the (fumsiock praisirty [Kllfllellf this state." iii-\I'we l;r--I-Ii:h~n sgmntvr remained in a”, hmhmm. g, M. pm my," in m; we each. 'I'hpn- um "My 1“ 0f "u” .333; ”1“ Afr!”
was no need of your running away." ’ ‘ " ‘ ’ would beM'lll. but left out the damage "Wm" "" ““9“" ~ "’
our in ii ~kzll' ru nirrr tho “presumin-
[sun's lsmlu ' well pm ur-
hulifl-Ii lil'.»
‘ilt‘ I’h‘lll‘i' :
ti fem um t
Th.- yuuog .imiguiny iintllflli’lt’d. it I'I'
tended In Plain imp“! i ("Mi hirer to Wally
ingmn. l'lv rl. .\iomnl limi slum-«Milieu
ouirmmmigu mul am. other schemes he
donated fluI int-vim“ Jumped, Huey mule
siiggeutumw I liar-y mnclinlcil to
branch um i“ .' lilm-wlf and started the
“my I‘lmrm w «rpm-in, "l! company
l'noldrml Illurlnnn’s (till.
.\‘sw Your. 0a. lit—«President J. 5.
Clarkson. of the National Republican
leugur, hm swat our the following call
"The vlt'l'llin't‘ committee of the National
Republican league is hereby called turner/I
at the Plan hotel, in this city. on Thurs
day. .\'nv. lit. at tho hour of ll e. m. The
puniilmits of liit' state leagues are cur
clinlly luvlml to meet with the national
canintilfm- and to participate in the see
stun." ’i' in president of the league in!
Ipimirited me following gentlemen in
said her brother.
“1 have not run away," she replied.
“I have been visiting friends."
Sergeant Birmingham then asked the
young lady if she would be willing to re.
turn home with her brother.
She replied she would as it was her in-
tentions to return in a day or two any-
bow.
Sergeant Birmingham then spoke kind-
them, and that will not supply
the whole town. Fir~t ilt'rt'.
first served.
[AMPS
him 0rd and Lou-joy Chosen.
It “as l p. m below im- nu-eting toclwt
xi president Mini tine president was called
fourth-r. Tilerr' th't‘ limb-Elli. ihcnl'lar-
iii-r .\. Seward. who pnmulml; ilenry San
lord. of tirulgvrmrt. l‘onn.. William B.
lhmumrr. of New York; l. l'. Weir, of
l'iucinnati; William ii. lLiriii-oi, of St.
lam -. Within .\llyilli‘, of ilimtun, .l. Q. .\.
il-‘rng. of lliiltmmrr, and John Huey. of
Lung lirainl. .\lr. weal-d Milli that the
llrst business wa- liu- i-irrttim of a pawl-
«or und irmm- in ml the mummy causal
from change of grade. The Parker prop-
erty would be damagml $700 on
upland alone, neglecting the dock end.
W. R. Seek-y of Bridgeport. testified
that the damage on tho i'oinstocli
property would be '50" and ou the Parker
8750. A. ll. Caiiipcstiuiaicdthedamnge
at “(lion tliol'omstoi-k property and $600
on the Parker land. M. 3. Crew placed
the damage to the (humtock proixerty at
Mr. lhnsmnm
.3 bdrm! .‘i in work with
the)“. “kit: ,,. at flriit were
xdmi'.ii.xmox : ' .
1W
“causati- noun acme. ,
i.irro.\'..i.mmii.w Insure not ’9'"
axlto—Jutetaalrafifiaeyur‘dimmmf ”
nose nun-u. . ‘
i‘itniiHJimzv“.1:qu ‘ “"'
mu.” m“,
brie li. llfttr, ('I'Wfli. belt. :1 . :
Mum-is. mm: is. or '1' area... ’ a;
Alan in) or of i narrate Um? ’ " ‘3 I
mire». ”none aria Bur... a .
iii-i'ri'lll'll. LANDOX. is us so! "
(nits stain and It“ MI", “ i . w:
mwiiu. .i. w. 3 Waits-mi 2‘ ‘w
'l'o-day the Centennial Anniversary of the
lllrtli of Sin. Julia “ennui.
Mrs. Julia Benz-ion. of East Norwalk.
who is a [lililr‘lli in the Bridgeport hospi-
tal. is 100 years old to-dny. Mrs. Bt'llst’li
was born October ll, 17m. in Oystcrllny,
l... l.. where she resided about forty
yearn. llcr maiden name was Julia
flail. While there iilie married Robert
in,
_ auccttmlml in m- pincer of the Adams up. ,W..,
l lobe! and advised iierto return to her (.‘olwell. b whom she had four children. “.200 and totlie Parlierproperty iit Mil). Members of the nub-elecullvo committee 1,, n... "mm-"1 "1 Jul”, ”0,, . Tm, mm, o "m n...- , my...“ a I" mallow u x “mm“- . ,I;
y y - - , 3 . x; 9 t~ ”In a «To. maximum: in. Jkit
houieand not to allow herself to be iii- About ten wars after her iimrringe they leaving out of nominal any water rights. i" ‘bt’lbafi‘llh‘l“rum“? illih: :1. "in“; mailma- were “.le ilrhf)‘ Mutual. of Adams on... l~ Wflnlilit‘ in this venture mlhmvyimxlngmubw“ .
. ' . . . . . . ll v. . amen . a c o ' u _ .. g . . -' . . | w ... .p i: u . .
blunted with the attentions of plausible moved to New \ork. where Mr. Lola-ell The hearing was mlyourned at l unlock {:W‘RW: ltlllumi if. Chamberlain 0’ gnaw’; $2113“; II‘I‘I‘fi’I‘I‘I‘I’i “timid? 01'" Mil” M”! til “i “H WWW! the! Tiif’el' "mpg fl". agmnmm“ LXI-means.
young men.
The young man thanked Sergeant Birm~
ingliam and Olllcer Lush very kindly for
their efforts in his behalf.
All three- iitnrlod for their home in Nov
walk on the 9:45 train.
died. Mrs. (,‘olwcll thou Imirricil Column
John Amos. who, from what u SENTINRL
ri-portor could learn, was scolded to
death by the explmlon of a boiler on
brand the hood be manmnndwl. They
had two children. Mm. Amos then
moved to Norwnlk. where she married
Anron Helium. oi l-‘airllold. He died a
his Kari libido guru-ml liiamiucr of the com-
pany. lu Mm h l'tflllu‘i" he served for
thirtydniir yearn. Mr. lluoy ivsistlir third
pro-"hut ol the company. succeeding to
that random upon lii~' death of Mr, Dino
niore, Aprl. w. 1%.
Nu- hrw "fir-n.
.\lr. Seabird. the new pro-blunt. “liltiiv
llomiw mount: in llrnlga’rmrt. Com].
until '2 this afternoon.
S058 0|" 'I'IIB Bil i'lllii'TlON.
1'th Hoot Tit-day on I‘m” car-p it round
II lloddug.
A notable gathering will take place
this afternoon at the Putnam (‘amp
ground in Raiding. The board of mana-
fial'iforoln. l: (I. Little of Kansas. Home:
.\l. Deal of (non. 'r. K Byron of Minus
min, J. llcnry Gould of Houseboat-us
Edward 1’. Allen of Michigan, til-option ll.
l'Zlkln-i of Wait \‘lrglnln. ii. W. Austin ol
Alabama. W. W. Tracy of lilinola. W, A,
"and“ of Colorado.
Frwlertck lemony was ilu‘ll ell-vied vice
president to siii-iwil (llnpp Sprain" "w
tlultt'il." Pub-Iii» or final-ml ion-limes the
pmitlnn of trust" previously held by Mr.
ilik‘).
insists-uni. l). '
deuce 3 film at. ”elm “M “
JELIJI‘ . ' . - it». ’ ‘
”n crow an». mint. 0...
"hicelimmi-gwmmw M"
Jacob M. Layton,
“We“ Home
sum Asun- _.
win
any one has ovcrsliown in South
Xorwnlk. and what is more. they
are just twice as cheap. Look
them over.
1
“Hit Tune In ills Ityu.
.\lr. Seward resigned thr chair to the
newly elected Iflr’hllib'lli, and almost in»
iiinliiitely after assuming the chair. Prent-
SI-yor us,»- “flelifliut
Ur
. . , llole sixty. and but In...” connected with Drun- (”pm ‘ ' ‘ '
lanolin” I...“ I... w, , . humus. .\. J. Oct. it. ~1‘he election lit-Ill hittilurdi‘nllrll tum) .\lr. llmy tom . ._ , ,. .,, ., I," ll.“ i
F . '9' ’9‘” lster. “5- Beam WM “Milk- seniof ““9 toutiticticut web” M the hold ln this city for mayor and other ell) dgu his ‘Mbliinll as nudism-r. This pro- lhtew'luizln g.’:"53.‘i.'.‘.‘.;l‘ .i‘fiinlilfxri" Wmnnflikm. m
Chief Vollmer will l0 55%! C“! on with Milli whip, mm" in M, mural Revolution willhold their iiieet- oMcen was hotly contrasted. The return! :fipttmed nmtvlm. mums“ “I“: .xwmwwft “#3:”; Mohechrdtodoulm
M! “m mnqum’ who dooryudehout b all but ne- “‘8 It "I“ km W- 11”" Will b” indium n” leuon M “n," “A!!!“ M" ”my “W and deviant-i in emphatic a 1 slow Lwt time he hnl‘ been one of ‘3 "W m. I“ ” ‘ w W
eigh y ago. if' it t rim
V - by MwuuMandelursilty. hm u. .- um i... m. ”uteri mums lilo "* "- hm
“arrested for stealing “I"- M‘ mum at a... homc of he, mom the guests of the cltlwns of Bidding at _ "wit" 9‘ mp m. in: plant n, m m to. managers, . .
Coliyefi‘hone'ind Motown-tirade a.“ m, it in. 5 vim invitation they not the nomads. ‘ ""' w» '
.. . . g , ni. flemue mton. pliant TELEGR
Frederick [ma-yo, the new vice pred-
dent. in tiny, lie is a New Yorker, lie in
a director is the Huifl‘fly melt»; and tau
Pmc enemies
rheumatism-iii‘abmrm'uym .1.»
lienpnki-fnr moral llliilillfll. lilo voice
was heels), and tears trickled down his
die-loo Hr. they in shops?! year old.
I , I I ’flll mm
Mg. Muhammwduuhm WEBS I'll 90!?
and in their “one i
so
This evening the party will he the
ownsdtbe horse for eight weeks and
stimuli: uslnl‘nngm. ism. wlieuelm
kttflllll of «mm 15.3. mm athb
was taken to the Bridgeport hospital
I _. . . , 7 a my. yacht. its: Moire. i'uvsraur Jim , ' ‘3
My . _ Ififwuflgi‘flemw fl villi "the than bf h”, Mm,“ flu. handsome Initiates in Remit. will“ g::lti;§‘fulfl firm” the florid: “l" 0‘ mfilfixfilfiznfifi:I:::mv'm"“": mm other in" lemma ”intrigue have em ”annugifr‘rzy limflti’fl: 1%:0‘.‘ lechmml. um i»- mm
W M IMW'KIM‘J m £ij Hall, of Ely “.0", ”,1, ‘3‘”. 5 they will iii! tandem“ nuptial. The hilegeil which to be room! ‘llt‘ .\toh Ind uplanddctl “.2,“ for m, ”gym "“7 W ’1“ ”PM“! aboard of “B ”9'“- ? L , I . ‘ l U “y' “WM
to v who toldhlui to “3' m the only child of 'Mrs. Benson living ‘ tans. as returned. on was marine: and of ‘ W» 'ml", "m“ " “l‘ “’th “‘ l“ mm "W?” “ ”llll'h 6mm”! hm” and
unknown him . - .
had put upon him there was only one face
ill the group that did not show how his
«onl- told. ”that was tlieemooth sum.
no value.
The wlillen’ and ullors’ monument In
In ion was unveiled 0st. in General Joseph
ii. K. rt”:
f lat ,
‘mfiw i du- tonsil
lad owned it eight weeks. Vincent
Griffin.nnephewof Hchllyor. iden-
pauy for twrutywvm ymrs prior to ma
Ila Illi- Item to Philadelphia in Nil in me
rm: the Adams Kirov-u- company def»
She iii about seventy yearsof ego and for
the past four years his been molly blind.
there. We have nilmitcd omin-
f’lain family washing will be done at
. 7 , tit ‘. Price the n it. . my
www.mmw drive the H ll ‘ “mm Nurwllk Hteiln laundry at It. “In!” made an Iddreu drum?" wuntweum of library Sanford. I“ timCmm-olaiupmitlon, 3’ In new til we , I .
Mrs. n has ii no children. twenty , fr. they recalled his only days in the I , 7
mam home. The animal had been mandrhimm “a me m “mm”. messa- down. this includes sheets. grammar lngsllehitolsetun In rm mg... a: m rumour; brook- .: M. W“ s- W“ Gentsnnlaundrimlehlrts. R.» ALBIN MA
driven-o andsbussd on the we ' pillow all turrets napkins table cloths Kalil-Id hm! thumb". Milli“ 1M ml“ gradualfln' herefemdfn the letters of A "" ”“M' ""‘m- ' f l i _
down that“ dead willie mi “in living. Mn. new“ hit-ll OM", bed presdsw'und pldin goods’oul , "’1 Wlmflhwhfléhh "ll- loo men premium Sanford and “NHL“ ram. “with! “militia? h m "It“ lack and “an" Km“ Wham
he ' w I °° m Mrs-I Lani-m mmwngshti rm. ' ' .WWJ rm government steamer mm. which liltiniiiot'ewwho with him in ms the Wm ”Wilmerimmmpnursm with quality The kind the other: w
“m alm' toenbu ml: lug noycter , a I rather, ”M”
went “hm nriir Authoetl island Holiday,
has been pulled oil with slight ileum
Prank Rowland, of good family. can
violent of forgery “was: to too
O
hie. The liabilities; are about elm,th
wens-sta- master-My tom. Mimi: the
creditors an» the (timid Manufacturing
common of new hits. N. it. than.
the Nation Tithe work. of lit.
mm and t Its-ding Wire money,
Ming. ransom.
. .Q. m, he... ,.
splendid fortune. they all now alloy.
iii. rm use on» ruin.
it aspirants. Tbmwwfertli.
the world study km of the dishonor
can in Kansas city outlay himself rod attention was mouth“. Io, broken
ii court. but my mom. in spirit. the music nutrient at one
The uw‘ of imperfect dies at no the the men immune business enterprises
Orleans mint «and the temporary loose its» country ms up lib he: “donned
«ration of "bury dint . In alleged noun way out. lie did not lento
Welter in fit. their.
mired: gorges Torus“. will 0:10;:
oral . moo, me
(this-go rated Terminal railway. was
no family injured
do: out "M I“
In an." iii in. nu;
Tmroii, Oct. aura. New Janey he
nos-l World's fur mum will do
The Coupling lit-lo.
‘l‘nln No. 5, New Haven and Derby
(might, which usually from Wilson‘s
Point “1:45 a. m.,wu delayed at the
Polnt this morning until can The
tulnwudnwuhy the big mat on-
glue No. It, with eiglrteenmflondm
(Windham. la mdlngtheciirve
neutiiriforwalk (he my» was?”
What might rimmed in autism Wm” mifinflfmwmm up
"" W mm mm“! «smitten-pm. swim»
-w“”"" 1”“. “h WM“ We» rhuwthetmubleuidput oil-nu
“m"l’m "' “IN” “Mum hudofm, WWW
comm ”new m m w ..
aw r. ' ' ‘ ’ s in , a»
WWW bismuth. “OI ”main-nub um
. “Witw-
niik 50c for, our prim is :lilc.
Boston Store
83 IiSllllBTllI Si.
Sillill lllliilili
Beeley-llall. aged seventy-live years, liv-
ing in Brooklyn. It is especial that
drone. What with In. Bali and her
descendant from this city and Mgr;-
port, wlll rlsittlie hospital this afternoon
and cheer the outcomes with gifts and
by ”fair We
I'm Iii a clothes moo-t.
use wait-e on it» rials.
tmim. N. l. on is~
Magma, a manhunt. mil
sleeper on ventral trail. “a. d at West
heartened was killed. like was um
rolls: my. Mk8. “new. will dries-d
nodummvoinebio rings. The as
Whom” the “lute! the “I;
with allow
his
one
The with «one of President Bastard
relied uni-sues w isomer % 33'1":
menu-men "out or i
tram? of the mfg”; ‘
o' it' invest" s r.
embeds, and the Mist use!
anmolfltho it
I ”W . my. rs
“and s that» in
chitin-retinitis the bedroom. when a , m lit-It
voicmeofuuleendlsnubui'ittorth. afloat.“
._ mmmmmnnforemple ~
‘nt norms-mics «not. sum
‘ _ amass-renewing:
, «amummmw‘
. :. Iiiwwfimaw‘
he
Wei Cronin:- obstetri-
museums
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