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m. “Luann/n an”!
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in ”MK M... W DAIIH.
m» N DEATH.
magnum-smut.»
mum .
A and W. occurred in Dorie-
mmmmmm
Mintherlife.
.MMwmeundingwithhorlnck
toward the the in front of the
kitchen more in her home, tank of
Fowmflebfidremtbeywwfloml
mm.ueutwm
NLNrnhlivnd infiouth Smslkyws
no. stalls mm of Clay and l’mnkiln
“to. and be and his wife are well
mum. Twoymegohewasm
played OI the- m Railway line for.
mmflfl driver.
“0” Cl" Ill! nrvou'rlos.
Wu nod m mum ot
Win; and inmate.
The mkmingot‘ tlmbwrdof
m of tktfimof them-em
Malone-washouyuerdnyofterm
am The Bottling members of
Marityfwrmn MW.MM
which W was node by Jon»
m Trumbull. the patient of the
variety. W I... Wins. Judge
W and Judge Wt. of New
Haven: A. ll. Mignon, of the sun
will: (more; B. W. W, of the
www.mm: W.“
m MILL Hill, of Mir.
”MWJWW. uteri
NW. Mwaeawutfany
fiMMAfldo‘MW were
mammam At
mMMMtkmp-ywu
driven in atrium to Putnam port,
”Mmyputinhatinxorer
tit». Mikhail of Wm
aahgatthhmof thallium.
where n W was given to than
flimmmtvd the under.
Manama Bataan-how
“We! the impure-unto ofthe
”weumydlhwm.
Amy” M at the n»-
war: lfir.J.(;.tinxy. mu
”it, lit-Ito! J. 5. MW. Captain
Mimi. It". Wt’umyne.
(f. A. W. Prod W.W
”Jill. flittJolan Worm.m.t.
rm. Alhllyiagton. ”JV. Stapler:
Ambler and burnt, W;
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‘20.... loom:
ll) anon DMWBS.
”um I. ‘Nwmflo'flfinl Km
.. w ”Why
“yum”... B. Imam W. hi,
not odd-ll: Hon. gallium an. 0th
«on no: madman.
nrvtrwrro m ammo.
‘I‘lto Quantum lh Balaton-n
”Wt-wildcl’twnrty.
Themmitterlpwlnled todwideon
thedumtotheComntock and Puk-
uproputiulnlhstllorwnlk continued
property «Wood to the Parkerpro
Wywm. WE. Bownndidnot
know anything nbout the- property.
William B. Hendricks thought the Com-
stock [tummy would be damaged to the
entrant of Mot 3700. and tho Parker
lot Will or moo. -
John 8. Seymour. attorney for Mr.
Wk and Mrs. Parker, in reviewing
the tentirmny, void that the committee
timid not place the dumps to the
Gun-tuck W] at lens unannooo or
“Maud to the Parker property It
but than 32.“. Mr. Cowl-stock, he said,
wontedn fair price for the land, as he
did not care about selling it. He
void they had taken as witueeuuv people
who had lived in the immediate neigh-
borhood of the'property and bud watch-
ed its growth and know the value of the
bud. They had notiruported witnmes
from Bridgeport and other plurals who
knew nothing about the value of property
in Hunt Norwnlk. He said thtI over-
whelming number of witnesses should
have some weight with the committee's
darinion.
W D. Bitmap. Jr..of Bridgeport. attor-
my for the (annihilated road, said he
wnsastonishedat the testimony give“
tlutthe witnesses for the opposite side
had estimator! the damages anywhere
from g,” to 35,000, which showed
that they did not have a very adequate
ill-roof the value of the property. He
raid the testimony of the witnem for
the ruilrnnd ounpany varied only I few
dollars in their valuation of the property.
He said the thou-mick property could
be grmled and the value of it would not
he depreciated on account of the cutting
down of the road. Mr. Cornstoclr. he
raid. had been satisfied with an income
416120 a you for the entire property.
butnmr wanted ‘2500 for thirty-three
feet of it. Ilr. Bishop thought that
Senator Seyntonr. to be Wat,
oughttonbnndon hi- Stato railroad pro-
ject. for if the railroad went through
[but Norwflk it would be bankrupt.
The committee rust-rt“! Its decision
as to the damagw done to tho property.
DERBY RACES.
I'Iur ladle. ll “:3 the lion In Heavy
(hero—ctr.
The Derby racer opened yesterday with
an err-client track and on attendance of
about ill}. The indict were wrapped in
furvand tltetnonin heavy overcoat». The
mmunrion:
9E1) minute ‘ Puree tan.
1. ll. fiwnn'u hr 3 Tom IL. of Saw
1mm , .............. 3 l l l
“15. filo-11'» br gr Jim. of Fora-st-
tllle ....... . l :3 :l 2
A. Brown's b x firmlblc. of Bridge-
gufl . ............................ 3 'l 3 3
Time 2;“. 2:“. M15. 2:”.
Molnar» l‘untt- 8!“.
li. A. “mail” Quasi-n. of that.
loan. 5.". .. ..... l l l l
E. Kipp”: bx Bob ltoy. of l’oekuklll.
5.1“... .. .... 2’ 4 3 .1
l. l’crrnnue'n b it Mike. of New
York ......................... 2 «I 3 3
Hermann-k, S. ‘1. ntublon. l’ut
Farrell, , ..... 5 :l l 3
r n. now-ms g .- o. w. u. of
fiathimflum... :l «I ll cl
’f‘um- zone, 2%., ”594.5?
lair“ (Fountains-f Henri-l.
The llailrmd (bmmiusioucn). William
I). Seymour. llidgefield: William ll.
l
3
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3 $9
t.
it
l
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summon-am,"
{MI-Whom“
”tw.md W. at the
www.mmn
”mum-panama!»
“mun-aw. That-tour»
“inflammation“
“dmnf‘ywflt:
Hayward. (lilt‘ltflllfl'. and (image If.
'omlrutl. litrhflehl. nro in union in
waning. The wounlationern tvrmlcum-
whiten-mm propwty. no in the four-
tnckiug With it will be bursary
in flat Vicinity nu mule. Tlumnumlw
m were umpnlul in their impec-
tivn of the mud by lleleotmnn Duh-m.
city Attorney Light. l}. Hwnrtr, Mayor
Reed and (Willow Crow. sellcck nod
lurksvoud.
W loot Infinity.
[harm mull dwlwrnuerp-cted
etc. “1mm "manumm
add—landmine.
counts l iisv nu.
‘ocronrn traumas 1N mount:
up vrcrsrrv.
' m “XIII mu cnnml-n to
’ Illu- w
’ ram—finnbumwmrmk-
”'— Wlwl :1' ". ‘x:z.:~ «:4
Hi. Hummus. M W
Hill, and William Mom“, of Mt. Ver-
non, Maine, were married at thebrlde'u
homo at? o'clock [an evening by the
Rev. Mr. Lowtber, pastor ‘ of the Metho-
dist church at King's Bridge, N. Y. The
bride wore a very pretty costume of
white Henrietta cloth with feather and
love trimmings. A Inge numberof the
friends of the couple witnessed the core-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Morrell received
many handsome presents. They are now
enjoying n wedding tour.
( O'Brien-Burned.
The mnrrlage of P. J. O‘Brienandlfim
Mary A. Borneo. daughter of Jam
Burner, of Norwnlk. took place at St.
Mary's parochial residence at 7:300'clock
last evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. 1'. ll. O‘Brien. After
the nuptial knot was tied Mr. and Min
O‘Brien repaired to their newly furnish-
roomn on Wilton avenue, where they
gave; reception to their many friends.
At 10 o‘clock they left the scene of tho
fativitiesnnd boarded the 10:11 orphan:
for New York. This morning they start-
ed on a bridal tour to Washington, I) C.
The couple have received many meful
and lutndeomo presents.
South—Beers.
George A. Smith and Miss Lem Beers
were nmrried bust evening. at the home
of the bride's parents. 35Mervvin street.
at 6 o‘clock, by the Bar. Mr. Graham.
Hr. and Mn. Smith left on the 7 :30 train
for \‘l'nshington and other places of in-
tensl.
_ Wurun-Inulkuor.
At St. Andrews‘ church in Stamford.
Willard 0. Warren of New Haven.
cditorof the Weekly Record, and Miss
Lillian K. Faulkner were married at
half-pant eleven o'clock yentenhy morn-
ing.
pmented the W910 the groom. The
L' If. Honrne. of New Conan.
maid of honor was Mary L. Rogers. of
New Conan. The bridaunnids were
Guthrie Faulkner and Rose Flanagan, of
Stamford. ‘
Miller» Drew.
The wedding of flux E. Miller and Mien
Smut: Durand Drew, who is Will known'
in this city; was solemniu‘d at the First
Baptist churrh in Meridcn at 6 o'clock
lnnt evening. The church was pmfusoly
decoratod. The Rev. J. V. (inrton otli— .
clued. The auditorium nnd gnlleriole'W": "" ‘ “"r
were tilled with invited guests. runny
from abroad being present. 'i‘hebridul
puny loft on the 7:3? express.
.---.Ma
FIRST 0? TI“) COFRSH.
Sen- Iuldrod Pooplo Attend the Y. 3|.
1:. A. l-l-tertuln-ollt bunt Right.
Thu first ontortniulnent in the Y. N. If.
A. um. It the Open House loot oven
lug, van a decided sucrose. Tilt-re wns
u very large nttendancv. nmrly 3'00
people being pretreut. and the programme
prurient“! by the Mum Symphony 0r-
chr-slnt club will one of the bud ever
given in this town. Below is the pm
grurnmo:
Symphony {ll )lnjonAndnntt- flluulv. llnydu
llo-tou symphony Urrbontnl Club.
Arln The lib-down Deepen on the Cattle Wkll
Mr. John Lloyd. Dudley Burk
l'lulct-‘olo‘ Souvenlrdr “kiln“ . llumuny
Mont. b'rrd. llurqnoy.
lb. Slur-her lion ............... ' ....... .lllret
Btu-tun symphony (lvu-ln-ntnd t‘lub.
, in. ('nntllenn....thlltrrmnnn
‘ Inloumllo thin-O lt.- Value movement. tlervntn
Mr. Arthur luv-or.
jn- Interment) ........................ ”rum
in» lulndunnl ..... . ..lllllo
that“ dynapbony Urchutntl t‘luh.
Ml- cnrnlvkl of Vonlt‘m ........ Jnlmllrnnllrt
~. It. hm numb-m.
lb .l/.k..‘i..llrl{ltl
mun-um. from Mmm .\’prdl
: *‘-' ‘ “In new ‘nfil‘lltrddoyd. '4‘"
throne—«W Iii’iilt........Allnn INN"!
lbnton flympltony Orrbmtrnl Club.
BUILD] N0 A8800! A‘I'ltlllll.
feature-y not. rumba-lo n to the
VIII. at 1h:- lulotlu.
motivate—“in thin mull mining vil-
lun over forty fnmfllev owe the settling
their hunter to them institutions."
York-"York hm been helped very
much by building lunchtime. Al-
ready alarm or twelve nit-lotion hove
closed out, and some now running lave
from four to eighteen utter.”
llhbrpnbttrg-“lu two and «me-lull
you: our moiety bu aided fifty pawn:
in newt-tn. horn- of their own."
“I“ Am llama.
Yesterday oft-rm In. Jourph
“mulling-rim mm. rubedlutu
um Luckwood‘noflloe,tnduld that
Windham bemldltnrtt
maximum-Wm
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In. '
norm W'W N. liar
“lull.” tb- “lithium
n In;
mmwoon.
a. w
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tram
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mm
My.
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“Wafllflmafl‘fi. 33' .
murmur. H. II. lanll nt. 3.
mm m m I
W ll. ll. ll Wnll It, 2'.
”III“ “D airmen“.
3'! 811) PEA INN xx.
“3...... .. on . mm-
HE IS A BISHOP NOW.
Imp-vulva Iorvlnn II than W
at t» Bur. Pnllllu Iva-kn
MIDI. Oct. lbw-The 30'.
Brook wn enumerated n
hilltop of nudeonmr. of um will of hi: widow _
diorama of Mun-ohm: 1.2:. ol‘t ll: & "ewmundl‘nd' {‘ho mouthed Polk phloem bunker: .
'. . w I‘I. .
’ ., ”1"”? _ V The Keystone lmu work-r at River View.
mm”? m 0mm “mum UP. {uk%hz?ejkrdbnnde?nfi?mx
‘“h w"! ‘ t . 0' U . ‘ "l" r
nttendod in “I ”and 931...... out.“ ... so.“ Pltubuur y u 8e. Pill «
l . .. ‘ Eli’l'xldhll’i' Mr"? in!!! What: up ' i3? “Th:d "‘""“’.‘.’"‘}"Tn&§ ivamnll‘w'3'
... ' 5411;. 1”.”an «Jim'- nil-r alums—ni- . ' rm * l" n, * 9" ”9". u: . . -’
‘ Iththin wnn Dr. "yuflwu mm" "I. In. storm. . the Loni-vi rand .‘mehnlle rullrm com»
.5 Brookn'xrut pop
. ulnrlty and the
able portlon of the
clergytbrougbout
the United States.
Long before the
time for the non-
necrntlon to brain
It was lmpouslhlp lo gun ndinlulon to the
church. The mumps present were Wil-
llulrll. of Connecticut; Clark. of llhudt
lslnlrd: Whipple. of Mluneeotn; lilttlejobn.
of Long Island; Donne. of Albany, turd
Potter, of New York. .
The nerve was most impressive u the
clergy ranged thnmuelves along the mantel
null- lllltl the bishops And the bishop elect
pnsml through to the chnncel, the. muse»
cmmr, lllsdmp Williams. .- presiding
lilrtlmpollllt! Amerlc‘nn church. lending.
lle \vus followed in turn by Bishops Clll'k.
“'lllpplt'. Littlrjohu. Donne. Potter Ind
“Punk", ’l‘bo clergy followed and rinsed
tlwruso-lvrs around the chancel nil when
the Lnr-l'u Prayer was repented. The
collect mu then rend by the prenldlna
binimp. m’rcr which Blabop Littlcjohn rend
thr- l‘lll.~llr~ :wta XX. if. and Biulrop
3'"er llu: gospel, St. John XXI, l5. Thu
Sit-rm» urn-d wnv followed by the rnluloxr
airy hymn. "Ho forth ye bemlt ." Bishop
l’ott-vr thou list-ended the pulpit and
punched the mntocntinn sermon. The
biumpr-lect was. then presented to Pro
nidlm; lllnllltp Williams and the ueoemry
church technicalities wen gone through
“'lfll.
After Mr. llruoh bud nude the special
vans the» vustmguf the bishop elect vvml
complvmlmul he retired to tl chancel.
An exciting but happily not our ncci‘
dmr lmr happened. Bishop Clnrk,whn
hadn‘hlr-utly not been feeling wallmm
suddenly nvvn-onxe and fell to the floor.
He quickly rpmvomd and was ride to con.
tlnue ll.» mlemn cerrnmny of the lnying
on of bonds on the hand of the newly eon-
llfilllll’ BROOKS.
tho-tin-
”I.
om 0&2ng
Silt Wat Reported Lost on
N“! You. Oct. ln—Slnu tho rlnelpt
at the new: that the ()ngont‘ndbttnnnk
nothing ha- occulloned nucb‘ Illtntlon nod
consternation lu uhlppln; clrclen ”the
report which was mm. out early lut over»
lnxln the nhlpe of ntelegram (outfit.
Jobuv. N. E. statlnx that the City ot
Raine.“ the Anchor line, which lulled
from this port Oct. to, but,“ tort of!
St. Shoot; lt wunvery brief mun-co,
but it on full of horrible import. If true
it turn: that or: people, mourn and
mu. bud been drowned. Finnlly it trunn-
plred that the Anchor lino City of Rome
not not last. but that n umnu. who
churuvd to be the soul surviving member
ofn crew of forty-three, land nrrlvvd It
Trepnuey. N. l"., and aid thnt 3 trump
cattle steamer named the City of Rome
haul become a total wreck on Monday
alum at Marine cove. St May's buy.
Tlm cm- dl Ito-l-
But what: the rim feellntrn of relief were
over at the dimm-ry than. it wasn't the bin
City of Rome. 3 much wut made todln-
cover wluu sort. of n rte-merit was that
was incurring her tonne. At the steamship
other. they all declared thnt they but
never heard of such a vowel. Theeblpplng
lint» «lid t't't‘mtl the existence of u {might
Vera-e2. the Cum Ill Hamil. which ll “Iliad
fur tllr City of Home. ’l‘ht- vernal lulled
from New ()rlenuu Sept. 28, bound for Bor-
deaux and Qum-untown. and touched nt
Sorlnl'a on Sept. ll).
The City of Ito-o SIR.
Lmr in the «realm: Henderson Brothers
"win-«l n telearntufrom the oper tornt
Cope Race tinting that the City of' Rom!
bud lbtrhed there nll safe on Tuesday. AI
Cape Race is 'ttvumy miles beyond when
it i~ r- pm'lotl that the wreck has taken
plucu. min dispuzch removed any lingering
nluulvw' of Misplclon that. might have re-
m-lm .1 that it was the big City of Rome.
ol‘ tlu- .\uchur flue, nhlch bud foundered.
. . thllrvul u- ltc tho ltnrhn- Clly.¢
It ls nuw Mieiul that the wrecked ship.
in the Durham. City. which soiled from
mum mm” by g,“ other Mops '- llosnou hut Wednesday for London with
performed. *
The mm: wunltof the conurvntlon were
then ullr'hhl by tht’prenldlng blnhop. after
which tlu- mlmun relelmulon of the holy
counnuniuu tuok place. Bishop Willinmst
wrh tlw relebmnt. mslxted by Bishops
\Vhlpplr. Lmlvjuhn. llnutlt‘. Potter. ’l‘al.
lulL f\' 2. a and "ranks. thin lwillx fll!‘ llfll
Ollirml it"! of lbw h-r named its bishop.
HM» m llnmhs h.“ wnignrd I’m rector-.hlp
of Trinity :lmrrh, He had born rector
than twentyvtu‘u year-l -
'l’ln-y' \l'nnt tlrr r-Ir Clo-ed florid-ye.
\\‘ «,misurux, Urt. ll ~At the Ecumeni-
cal “ml-WW Hl|l.‘r‘ll the resolution con-
~mn of friendly greeting
totlw l'm l'. ~byreriuu umncfl to tum-t
at 'l’umutoi ‘Nplcmlx-r, not, was. wioplr
ed. ’l‘lwmulfi-il nll'tllllfly protested ngnitmt
the owning of the Won-1‘3 fair on Sunday:
‘I‘hov Warn It.ooo.ooo.
lumrm l». Man. 00!. m—Tbe Ameri-
nut buns. \\ mu: tumor) for foreign min
ninu‘. I’lnlrlt'l Set-rotary llumpbrry. of
Chit-nun. Mtlmnlml that by an advance in
mmrihullum of It! per cent. a year the
durum! million would man be rrnchul.
TO HEAR ruevicbusso MEN.
Ion-n. llny-r nml Murmur-Ill to Appon
Ila-fon- the l'v-umylvunlu lieu-to.
llMtltlsm‘lttl, Ucr. Irvw’l‘be innate bu
mlupml Ilw lullovvlux ruler for the gov.
ernmrut 0! that body during the turn we»
“hill;
The invent-ration nlmll be conducted by
the whole in open «melon.
All ull‘wl» umlt‘ltlpluj‘tm of the senate
shall till thmr norm-Im- pmltlouu. u no»
nupledduriuu the maulur donation of tho
til‘llllle, and perform ouch duller no are re
qulrwl .u the remain nonunion or may be my
blullutl to flu-m.
'l‘he luurnul ulnull t-outnlu I: record of nll
uutmttuunuf low or proconduru nnd the do
clulonn thereon.
All Whitmn unarmed with mlulwhnvlortn
ofllco, muted lo the pnmlnmnllom and
tin-unwo- of the governor of the common-
vu-nlth. almll be mulled by the very-nut
ut-nrmn [but ll"! unite in duly brunt-ed
and will prim-«l at once to make diligent
inquiry mm the climax preferred walnut
torment this. they my attend in person
up, ‘ y . p . . .... . ....mq.
.. not .mh. mm (Ilw
MIA-Euro tub-iv Now with"
mm. unharmntkpta to be mod.
p. throw: via. in Moon
thereof an. the but known residence. The
nttoruoy muvrnl of the commonwulth
ulmll be mun-ted by the mid-tit pro
tem. to ntturd Mill Inlet tho unite to con
ducting the Inmupuoni. All question-
involving tho ndtululblllty or npctlou of
antimony Iltll evtdonm dull I). argued by
noun-rt notion" that five minute: on
ml: side. and my unntor. After the ruling
of the choir. tony oblort to punch ruling.
and th- qtll‘nllifll will then bu referred to
the mum-13d upon a vote of tilt in
1mm“ tho rum protons Adverse to
ma ruling of the oludr. the decision lib-ll
be rem-nod.
Minute of enamel or full“. of wit»
nut.- to nppvnr will constitute no ground
of continuum» of dairy.
Miter Grady offered n Minoan.
«blah we: dept-umbrella tb- pro-la
that oi the unite to add“. a «monk
H
mm mud Philadelphia, and m.
VIII Mn. thou-n of the Ptltddptun
annular-Mo tn committee.
skin; then to rpm tum-tw-
ttwlno'l and a . N am
y u
in M on the thrill
in“! them
.....n “mwmm-
whim on in» cream
blob-ad of Catalina ontlnbolonlln'to
ltubgrt Blckerdikr. of Montrul. The at-
tlo run-man in charge will nnmed Riley.
The Durham (‘ity carried a crew of fifty
bum'n. The dispatches which have been
m-mvc-‘l here, however. all call the bout
[luv (‘11 .' of Harm. nml ntlinpntch from
lluli'nx sum that thut‘upmin undercut
woh- all drunk.
. Ibo rum-othmul llnpnrt.
Sr. .luuss. X. 1-2, Um. lip—Jamel Bren-
rum. lwlomrin: In rlligo. lrelnnd. but nr.
nml m 'l‘npnw-y from l‘n-trr’s river and
«up ln- u. the only survivor of the crew of
forty Marne of tin- xtcnmvr t‘lty of Romr,
u blu- neodute n tut-ti wreck Monday night
at Murine Cove. St Mnry'u buy.
lite 3.0% llw cnplulll. crew nnd otllcm
here ull drunk and not able to stave thorn‘
m-lt‘tm. llu wuuhrnwn up on the clltlnud
rrmml by l mini nlnlr‘d Lundrlgnn. The
t'sty uf ltmne ltn-l 5:3 head of cattle. flour
in mum nod lmllnu corn on bunrd Bren-
mm m) t the ntcumur mu commanded by
l‘uprun .lohu 'l‘hunun Kelly. and loft
Muumul Oct. 7 lmuml for Dundee. St.
Slum '~ buy it the fatal Split whore no nanny
vunm intro been ru‘rutl)‘ wanted.
The .Hlnutn Sula.
1.).“ is, lit-1., (kt. Ill-- The l‘ulted Staten
vh-mmr Atlnnutla llrrv “walling onion.
Nu- mm in the unh- llfty-fuur hours. ller
lulu-u r mph witu broken and her forward
mummmrut wan llllcd with wnter. ln
lmvm nu: a lamp to unite nu luvutlgltlon
of flu hold an rvplmlun occurred and till
nwn m-rr broil) burned. Two of their
mm W llul. ”pm-tut to live.
l-tylulll ltnrtol-rt» Not Itnlly.
MW mutant. not. 15.—-Tllo ntnmnblp
Crumb llama. I'vphl’lr'll wrmdal If hlnrlno
l‘ovr, 5L. Muty'» lmy, N. l".. lcl't thla port
nu Sept. 23 for lwrumux. vln Norfolk.
Va. hhe touched at the lIle [mint on
5.1“. will. vine: which time the but not
two beard lrunn. Huewu lu communal of
Unplulll llurwlntto and carried forty turn
in lulimuu.
rlu- llannult‘h'l New I. l'bllultlphln.
l‘mtiuumm. out. l5.~—'l‘b¢ nurvlvorv
of thc m lemt United fill-m nun-mar Dn-
pwh. numb-ring tiny-ulna ullrrrl nod
"Ian. lmvn umml In thin city under mm-
uupodvot .lueutomuu Noel and WK.
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, or.» ”up” nun-lulu! tribunal-r.
hhwulMUfll. ”album-condor
.u all at of lhl‘ hum luglou It in tunnel
int-loo hm» electru omom u follow-x
Commander in chief. Rutherford ll lluyu:
Milt" Vim cuttmmnolrt‘. Ilenr Admiral J.
l. Mm); monlorJMonvl John 1'. Nichol
mu; unintentiolomlmhrt Urdu-y. The
rut-Mug will probably mule the qua-lion
of the rntuhllnhumnt of tho he’ll lot:
library ind Muuum MW» Italian to
u a «at of canon 0! thin umount 0m,-
no bu been I’MI. '
- «out Wu mu “0.0...
hrs Your. Ont. tutu-8m out up
l’homun ll. alum. n confidential
if Kennett. llupkm t 00.. of“
tiny. tlod on the Item W
left it Imu- ayttm to woo Multan The
Inn looted rmr bu mun. humid
Intuition-p. um huh-duru-
md llmt smut was that film
“MM Will tin-M
drum. n. .1, not. mar-u mm
from the «in» election thaw an Inn»
int "infill“, at m tor “In“ fnr war.
Bu “lawman“. our the hilarity
1m .vntolued by from and Hit-eh.
din Republic-u mum. and tho Ito
”but“ county eon-dune prone- to
route» the insult.
vacuum Hint-ur- and” to»
l’tntrmm. Del. Itu'l‘bn but new
antler) “minimum-us in
many or rolls sits \-
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run m anal-v m canon-
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am a morn-ton. (,
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TELEGRAPH}? 233901153. .
modern lull mil-"u... l:ul., Oct. it.
The relative: of l’mldvut Polk have be
puny for repairing in truck. on n Snndny.
The wife of Poetmanter General John
mogul, of Canada. has entered an notion
for divorce in New York. She nllrgeu ln~
lldellty against her huubnnd.
At a meeting of the Loni-inn. mt. can
tr-l Democratic committee, u motion pro
vldlng for the construction of the commit
toe on credentials was carried by n rota of
N lottery to 38 nntl~lottery rota, Chair
mm Lnnier. nun-lottery, not voting.
Fire damaged St. lzuetlur' Catholic.
church at Kingston, Pu, to the mount of
C. F. llelnrlckn. ndlanppolntedelectrlcnl
inventor. committed rulclde at Chic-3t
by inhaling chloroform.
At Binghnmton, N. Y.. Willlnm M. Ely.
I prominent merchant. committed width
by shooting himself whlln temporarily in
tune.
noaznr Ev HAMILTON as DEAD.
‘l‘hnt lint line or. hit Iteen Establlnhod
by to Coroner’- Jury.
MARKET LAKE. ldnbo, Oct. 15,—Corouet
lleury Code. of Evuuston. Unitnh county.
\lr'y..hnn arrived here nfternjournny at
two weeks' duration to Jucksou'»Lnke. in
the northwest corner of Wyoming. when
he held an inquest over the body of the
lute Robert Ray Hamilton. of New York.
who was drowned in Snake river more
tlmu a year ago.
The body we» dilluterred by Coronet
Code on Oct. 0 and carufully enmined for
such marks to: would identify it. if it won
really the body of Robert Ray Hamllton.
Further than this be bad. while riding in
Central park one morning. fullen from hh
hor‘o und hilll fractured his lelt leg below
this liner.
Worn llxl.» lructure healed the growth of
the bum- forum-Ii a prominent projection
on the frnul of the shin. The body disin-
temd fully num‘eml the above dencrip
tlon. turd the. cornuer‘u jury, composed of
Robert F. Miller, Andrew Muttwn and C.
i". ll; 4m. h‘lult'ml the tollnwtug verdict.
Wm the cv-rx-zwr‘ujury. do find that the num-
0! tbs.- uw.;h,-«l win Rob-rt lbty Hamilton,
“ml llmul thirty-«rune yum. and lint he rm
to hit death by living ncmhntnlly druwnnd
trowunompmm tn crow Sunk:- river.bolow
Javkmu‘. Liln' Au-urvlfmr tn the evidence for
uished by 1 hot» n. N .lulllnu vru drowned at
0.;l'o‘nhr k ui. Sin-uh) ultrht, Aug. 23. It“).
The proton» prrwmml when the cover of
the ruvlr lmx n. “llll‘ll the remains worn
found had two n-xum'ml was pitiful.
lieu- luv llw lymlv of mm who haul served
his- cormélur-z-r- well in me anenlbly, and
who w», llrnn-t'va‘. n :mu-gmmlmn of
mu- of tr..- m...v distlmzui-lml stntrsmen.
ll \vns r'r-I-Ul. vl mm .1 I. At lmv shallow tc
ltlltil'llll‘ll'v‘l turrmmn upright. lt war
clothed in .'| rough woolen emu, wllutt‘onl
and ~Inrt.um| in trousers that had been
cut ..tf below 1hr tuni- lulu the aernblnucr
of kllit‘hrrlmckrrfi ’f‘lmk leather leggings
and lumber hum-5 were on the bare cx‘
trwmuw. .m-l npuir of heavy spurs were
nlrnmml uver ull. Around than were
twiunl hill; Hind: of water [rum
\ Ln- “.n l- tbt- “org-n.
Jumn‘ l‘ln: (l-r. limlldvcrly Brown
(color-Ur. W Illa If in the Hudson county
jml mmi a: .*\'|:lilll.lll0ll tutu lllu sanity,
was “Ln ~wlvl- nly ill. “'rdmmduy mum
in): he mu hum-l in his coll motionle.
and tho l'f'llllll' lluy‘nlt‘lltn pronounced blrn
tloiul. ‘l’lw Dual} “‘3‘ rumored to Ill!
murmur-“uni w‘n hvlm: pnquml fur the
cullth \slxv'l 4.“ v at M.- u‘un- Ilclt‘t‘lol. A
pity-mm; pxnxnmuvvl the mun alive and
Ohlrrwl his rm.» *l to n hospital. Up If.
n {Ma hull! R...» \u moi not rwoverod con
lt‘lflll“'-v-~, .Lu nil :h mrhmluodly uliw.
Km" and llvn'u Itumunre of tho Mu.
Jm x... ML: l. PM. ”rt. 15. -- l‘uuhu
Junur. ul llruully H. mm huts both here in
vutlumlug tlw l'lmruMn-llvn Jewell m
mum-e of tho- W‘l. was somewhat tnkrn
nbm‘k by the mlldnlt of W. ll. ("Irter.
«litm- of The .‘lt'lruxmllv. to the effect that
he rodv in the unrm- rnr wlth Thornton
Ind Ml» Jowrll from l'rumumln to Milton
on the dry befom Thornton my: be buried
on the mat t‘mual from the nhlp whom
uuuw be two: forgotten. l’nator Junor,
however. ln-Ilrvm thr ntury of the cm
wuyu. .-..
'lhan-nwton ttny- Ilo In Innocent.
N”! Your. 0. t. 15,—~'l‘lmnrn-atof Mnjoa
Charlot- ll, ‘l‘lmmkmnrton err-Med I now
tlou In nrmy nud mw'ml circles. lle do
clam lw n lnnowul. It \Inlleuvd tint
Whnukmumw hormtml none! from thm
dllluvm may. civilian-unwrap“
Into vouchemtnr the Auto» pt). llnlt
also okra-d m bnlnudmn‘omwn
tho ldnonln Nation-l bank ultlumrb it
but no Wm tth re
The Marvel of Keroua- lupin-lad.
Souvrmtrr. N. J.. Oct. luv-«Inn»
hum. whllu ntutuptlmt to bum Mun
Mm» «ml» ut brmlu on it paint brunt.
mmniumcuml the [lumen to n helm! at
knot-one. ‘l‘hfltmm exploded, and Mt
two younger hmtlmn. Bantu-l and Joiner,
who amid nmr. um terribly burn“.
Burnout but does died. and damn will not
mover. erph was alto bully “mod.
1. hound l‘ttrl shill.
Hineom. Oct. mwllmll him to: been
muted to uncured (’an debut-u: you»
and manner of the llnmbumulmvrlcu
Mmsblpltmln the United motto. "I
will menu: the tournament to January.
The Ihlvl rsmltlvo olllm of the company
tenth-t Mr. Hall“?! duet not luv: the
company.
m rm, tutu the Inmhlnl nob-uh
Br‘l’lldAVATll. who. that. lt-«Tbe new»!
bond has mm! the Mott of Bt.
thul’s llumnn Catholic portal. more
over the penicillin about. to the city. The
bulldlngo will In loud tormyur to!
tip nominal rental of m doll». 'l‘ht
Mt when out to retained.
r
tum walnut“ W
- it“ lagoon. Col... on. HM
William. who an elected mayor or New
lie-am bun mt, Inn tattered bu
Within More of ordain
mall and. by do much "
-_ no in, mulled to. rm
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lnrtbnnnko robot-lie were felt It Inn 1
u .
martin-unrivaled w
uni-u Mutilation!“ .
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um” ‘m
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'l'A e GOLD . ti W um
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rumor. 00.1%!!!“ /
CUTG ”WINKCO B. U.
”gm-fl. Winston“. fin.
ugmoro All Id!!! 138.com no not.
J. Wml rapt. n
NORWALK FIB! ”8.00.11. 1 n
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PEOPLE‘S HF}: RIB. 00. 45W
It. 8.x. A. B. human-1%0uperlrlg out
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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. We
know it is coming fast enough,
but that does not sell our winter
goods.
“’1: are therefore going to try
and induce you to buy before
you absolutely need the goods,
Every one of the lots men—
tioned below will be sold at cut
rates.
500 suits of gent‘s camels hair
will cost you considerably more
when the season opens. This
lot displayed in our south win-
dow.
()ne lot 5“ dozen gent's fast
black horse, valued at 20¢ per
pair; for this sale lzlc per pair.
Look at them, and if you don’t
takv a dozen pair home you will
surprise us.
Line of all colors in H inch,
extra fine quality of all wool
flannels. Ought to sell for 58c
per yard. To keep the ball rol-
ling we lllflkt‘ tlu- pricv 450 per
yard.
How you looked over our
sheet music. at 50 pvr copy? it
leads all our “‘t‘lllltl-lth-lltr-Nllll—
petitors, both as to quality and
as to limos.
(lm-‘hulf gross of 1': inch plat-
tcrsund vegctnbh- dislu-s. They
are Very neatly «‘lccorutwl in
gilt. etc. Cmuc to us under the
head of seconds. but for seconds
they run remarkably linens a
leader in'our kitchen depart-
ment. We have madv the prin-
19¢ each. There are only 1440f
them. and that will not supply
the whole town. First here.
first Served.
[AMPS
Three times the assortment
any oun has over shown in South
Norwulk. and what is more. they
are just twice as «hoop. Loci:
thorn owr.
(Ill tll
Manufactured line of 75c t‘or-
sets. Perfect in every way,
except a atitch dropped here and
there. We have nlimitml quan-
tity. Price «the a pair.
Gent’s unlauudriod shim. Ru.
inforced buck and front, good
quality The kind the othom
ark too for, our price in 390.
Boston Store
83 WISHIIBTM SI.
underwear at 980 per suit; they ‘
F quality only, and tho
:llllllll mount 6"“
nl‘ ‘
am momma. mm
o unwittingly.
nlwrmum W
HARVBYJI. ll. '19 North .
doctor in bola. lino-r. .
A N 158 I 8 ‘
V180 , A. Main -
...-:iwmm
. d: ill!
lobsters» no.
t '.»\ Ll. AT lUDD’BCuh
rm 'ztlty. Wlbhllctonll. m ' I
\ lLLlAM B. ‘
«to. rm
HAYES. 1131113160.
of: kindl- Home
unnunxru. WM. 'w' '
. midtown. Minmm
LOCKWOOD 1.. mutant” " “Ht. m In;
due mute. flab. try-torn. clump. ‘
RAYMOND, ozuzsuou, lino. nu-
I . ‘
prime mute. poultry of». 0W
prices.
SMITll'S WASHINGTOKW‘ ,
‘vlngton et,S.N. meat». poultry If! “I'll?!
EBBEKJ.P. BMnln I N. Mum ‘
poultry. Mvemnbhgho. ~ ' ‘ " E
wanna owns a me In”.
RAKDALL‘SM] . ml
mugborworkmnkorlvfirfmwm ' '
lawns Arm nunnm " ‘
SEYMOUR, HENRY, WW“ Gil. B- '-
kinde of stone manor: mum
SMITH. “'le . .
i118 Dmmptll'flnndg gent‘ 8. n’
MARBLE AND Gum ‘
BATES, P. \V. Water at, N. mum ‘
tine runltennd muble work, duh-
uwng work of Ill kinds. ’ M
rum-s 0mm; . ,
costu’roclt Hamlin-antenna tong".
Mom at. 5.2:. Gentleman's
FRANClStkCO. SWnshlnzton 8; ,,
lusts. gentlomen‘e turntablnn ritual!” ‘
murmur-“non; “ ",_- _
GUSOWSKI, E. 31 W3]! at N. A ' L l r
guaranteed; the llteet my ailmen-
KOCOUR, r. 17 No. Min. It. e. N. more
orlng u npcclnlly. Re Ole.
mnuxnr. , V‘
COLLINS. R. )f. 13w 3.x. lulu “ 7
material used if desired.“ - ' W
Fth:ll.AthEr§Mi uw . ' ‘- '
"01d Staten lshfifidflgm '
music momma. . __
muses, ALEX s. a: item .Pum.
organ and harmony. m " X ‘ ‘ '
OYSTER Pumas Ann nmnn. 1"
nov'r. w. u. a 502:. m Wnternt, s. x. ‘ A
of lluymululd l’lante Elm
sale dealers In natlvertfy‘nteru. ”‘1 ' .
REED .9: lltll'SMAN. m w ’
tors and shippers of Norwnluk“ 51,“. 11b.
VAN NAME. J. L.&C_O. P.0.bnuiBB.K. ‘,
PATTERNS AND nouns. " . “ A?"
SORWALK PATTERN WOHK§W
thorpe, pmp.. Riverside Ave 8. Jim”
ingu npwiultyrb ' strum
nlr. References: .Norwnlk hock umq’ . ”
lac-am); Dr. llohnnunn. (steam): H. L
nctt. tetenma; John Try-on, hot 1er W .T"
H.5mlth. (steam); Grace llhurck'flfigm‘ ' ‘t‘
and runny others. . , «u r: .
PAIK‘I’m .
BRAINARD. F. C. ” Wnter N. rt.
Paint. gold and silver slag; rpm . ‘
osraamxx one. In Water u. nu... ~ '
and sign pointer. pnper . .
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
XORTH. G. a 2'8 Washington & EDI-
t the but“. ,
PHYSICLARS.
Burke. \V. (‘.. office tinnd l7 Wishln‘ton
S. N. Hourulltoltl, ltodfltofi. “-
PIANO TUNER I REPAIR".
unsold-1y. F. cur Wall null Knight MN.“ ’
llrrtlt‘r lu [)lltntni. virgnue,ehret musical“.
runsmaow. sumnm. '
son-u NORWALK p 1330 W '3‘
“do”. '
ot loud-Lt .
N. All hindsnffll‘ctm
and n‘liuishing of all
REAL I'ZS'I'ATB MIN". ‘7 .‘ .. .
I..n‘_1‘oN..l.-vmu.u. Washi‘ an ‘n t‘
>..\. l‘rvvnwtyfmsnlmhowwtonkum“ a",
Wt lullWA RD. E. A. No. Mal hLN. M”
rent and building lulu for 352* “'
BESTAIIRAHII. ‘ ._
.evxmzrz, r. r. o Rnilrond Plums. N. Iliu-
at all hours. strict! ' first chisel
39:11. A few lnble binder: Inke: "'1', x”?-
LANE'S DEPOT RETAURAN’I'. N;
n y tin.- M‘sl. primes the lowest. thg'ulll gt
scuoou. ” , - -.
mum .mss INSTITL x. ‘ ' ' Y1
board in; and day school???“ wgnmuw "
nus. Mllnlm school. 1 '
hulk-r. lllllnltll‘. N. l‘lll tztrnfi'wu “do?
snuurquu Arm new," 3’. ‘
l.;\l,'l)Ell‘S “LUCK. 8. N. C. 7. Pl l’rh.
Day and evening militia. NU form. “ .
smut mummy AND rum 1 2., !
SUBWALK lltDN WOPKS (:0! ANY .1
Warm of. s. .\'. nekr Rulrond brill)“. .fln
STBAMSHII' TICKET 4033'.» a
LA \‘TUXJM‘OB M. Wall on W.
3.x. Pm. tlt'kctudnftgmwy ugh-m3
STONE DRAW
FERIUSJHHN ll.ll“' m *0
brlt k. llxnuu'eln'enl. hmfiw v
MURTON. JOHN ll. fl?- lav I'm '
Aim Inyrr of [onerous w I. I. T. m
scrovlzs. ”some Jinn an!“
lili'l‘t'lll'lf. LANDON 8 Ho llnnd .
firm «ovum nml waterhe-len: 1‘. until":
V POWELL. J. W. 8 Wllhlnmnn It. 8. I.
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fit
rumour“. ' f '2»? it
MORTUXJOHN KQTA lor . I“
Ind bury trurllntt “Jam?” Q ‘
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immune. J. n. 0 Jim I“ ’ .1.
dance 3 Elm It. synonym}; R
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Jacob Ill.
Real little out "our.
810“” Htmllil'T'h‘fito-w
Drum for m - DIWIIII. n n
mall to? of Europe. Notary m
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minim-511%.... m "’ no
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