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Korma: soon In um; r onrrur
nurse“ cmusn
‘no monuhuubmrnl
latter to a Nor-walk Inn—Work on the
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II the Spring.
.ltlookanowasthougbitwasarettled
. fact: that the old Amphitheatre ground:
so to be converted into the finest plea-
sure grounds. Already a satisfactory
snrveyhas been made fora half-mile
trotting ' track. but the three-quarter
running track seems to be out of the
quesfion, unless more ground can be
‘ secured. This enterpriseis the thought
and project of George Clarke, now in
Europe. and what he has in mind and
proposes to carry through isoutlined ina
letter to W. H. Lockwood, which is pub-
, lishedbelow.
Theplan is for a Norwalk Driving
Park and Pleasure Grounds, on which all
sorts of day and evening out—door sports
and pleasures can he carried on with all
the convmn'ences pomible. Here it is
proposed to have regular trotting Inc-en
ings and Saturday afternoon trotting
matinees for local horses. The trotting
track will be entirely independent of the
park and pleasure grounds, so that pic-
nics can be carried on at the same time
of ram without one interfering or mm-
hining with the other. Mr. (‘lnrk pro-
poses to make the park so attractive as
tobccorne a general resort during the
entire warm seat-Ion. Mr. (‘lark ist'ery
enthusiastic over his entemrise. and he
will unquestionably exert even effort to
make it eclipse in general appointment
anything of a similar character in the
state. his expected that it will be in
radium for the grand opening about
thefirstofllay,whensomeextnwrdinary
gala events are promised.
Fol! ing is Mr. Clarke's letter. which
will be found very interesting reading:
chnnr THEATRE, Lawns. Exolnxn.
Sept. 29th. ”59].
W. H. Lockwood. Earp:
HY DRAR Blitz—l have been calculat-
ing the expemes of race track and stables.
sheds and other buildings, and am cur~
ions to know how near I have ginml to
the approximate figure. Will you write
Ind tell me how much the expenses
mould amount to in order to make Nor
wrlk Park Race Track and stables cour—
pvte. with the best in Connecticut? My
Idea is to build the grand stand so that it
. wihserve as dancing pavilion. and be-
neath the seats of the grand stand there
‘ will‘be about twenty well appointed box
stalls i am having. a sketch of the
building made, and you can rest satisfied
it will equal anything of the kind yet
olferved to the public.
Can't we organize "The Not-walk l’ark
Diving Club 2" See how many people
youcan get to join it. and how much
they will pay per year for. first. the
privilege of exercising their from on
the track: second. the privilege of the
“club house" every day in the year:
thirthe right of free entry to the grand
stand on race days. The club rooms will
be in the buildings at the main entrance
gate.
[propose to have the grove titted up
for ladies and children. where picnics.
etc..can take place. This part of the
ground will beselmmted from the race
track by a picket fence. and is not to be
considered are connected with the track
in any way.
In the casino of the mud stand I will
lit up a grand ball room. and I shall put
in a great organ, where the public can
enter at ten cents a head. eat. drink and
refresh themselves with meat as Well as
music. The casino will haw a dancing
room 75 feet long. a stage or band stand
25 feet long. and the whole floor he
100:60. Such a great place ought to
catch all thelI-llr: and we can get the
Electric Light Co. to light Wilton avenue
and to make it bright as noon-day.
.l llrelhvmwlth thrhig command the
grove lighted by ehctrlcity.thern will be
a couple of hundred coupler there every
night throughout the whole summer.
It in so malady clone that paw
will stroll In there instead of lounging
‘ahuttbe strontanudthat blgmgau is
ugooduafnllhand. And toholppay
for tho lights and organ and police that.
mmmwwfllbfi charged.
this will have shadowy to make It
more etch-lire, all well as attractive. for
.teatodthoelevenollha
soururrzn
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homo sonwrtltm anvil Io. ..1~z. llam-
WM. lot. I. Vltll m.
'l'KRRVJVH mil It: 00. N, Armour Mallard
mmn mu“ mmlfllulul mutton.
Mil” filial I) Luis.
BROWN. $0.)!“ rt..fiN. custom work .brlng
tour foot and have it fitted. lleyatriw. rte.
Whit “Vilma
on. AM was John
did dam-tron.
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Witnn'r 58le ”on. “Who l.‘
I. Turn nt Football.
The eleven from Wiltonnchool do
levy are
late yesterday. in iii ed gurus or
foothillby‘ascoroofso toll. The time
of commencing was delayed for an hour
by the objectionr of no it. It I. my: to
bar" mg the football instructor at Wilson a
play on the team. The game was free
from roughness. although two instruct-
out on the N. M. 1. team were laid up
from lack of training. Mr. Russell, of
Yale. and Mr. Camp refereed and um-
pired in an acceptable manner to both
clowns. For the “'ilson's George. and
Will Lauder. Crowe. Hill and Ferris
played well. For the N. M. L's Mr.
Earle. Mr. Warren. instrument. and Dunn
did all the work.
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Where and How They Spend 'I'Irnlr “our.
of Recreation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hendrick. of New
York city. are the guests of relatives on
the Westport road.
Captain ll. Ill. Rose, of the borough. is
away on a western trip.
George L. Lockwood and bride return-
ed from their wedding tour last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailwitz returned
Thursday evening.
l‘lnl Lecture m the nuptial (foam.
The first, of the series of popular lec-
llaptisl church was delivers-II last owning
by the Rev. B. F. Lieleucr. of l’biladeb
phia. Pa. llis subject was “The llumor
and l’athos of Abraham I.iIICI,IlII." The
lecture. was IIfinIfIIllof interesting and
instructiveincidents in the life of the
great soldier and suitesman. and lll‘ltl
the chm-st attention of the audience from
beginning to end. As lleI'. Kittredge
Wheeler cannot deliver the next let"
turvon Novemln-r 8. as announced. he
will exchange with Rani}; Ill. Stone, 1).
1).. of Hartford. who will lecture on
"Amalia." It will be illustrated. Tickets
for the four other lectures can be had for
ninty cents. Everyone should avail
themselves of this opportunity. as there,
is scarcely a doubt that the lectures will
be superior to anything ever before give u
in this town. Financially the lecture
dammit“ Slltl't‘sh. as lllt‘ IIIi-Ipts fell
about it} short of [in expenses.
Mr. Austin's "one Fulluintu timul Hamlet.
About six o‘clock last cveninga man
driving up South Main street in a hand-
some turnout stopped Chief VollInI-r and
informed him that he had found the
horse walking down the street with the
blanket partly DH and no driver. The
third told him to take the horse to
Solmuns' stableaud have it taken care
of. One of the men in the stable ro-
crIgIIiZml the riga-I Indunging toTheodIIrv
Austin. barium. and he drove the horse
to that place. Meanwhile Mr. Austin
had disarm-ml the [me of his horse and
went to the police station to inform the
Chief of his loss Tlnrl'hief directed )Ir.
Austin to the stable and upon learning
that tlIeIIorse had been sent home. be
procured another team and returned
to lhrrivu. where he found his horse all
right.
Meeting of the Friday Afternoon Club.
The Friday Afternmn club nwt yester.
day afternotm with Mrs. John ll. Ferris.
on IlayviI-w avenue. After discussing
the current topics of the «lay. the follow-
Ing programme was rendered;
Piruurdul‘lt >l'icllmis of the lktll.
)lrn. "ltll‘ll and Mrs. Quinlard.
Selection < from tirecn‘s III-fury of fingliwh
l’cuplc.
M". M. 1.. Jennings.
lhmwlpllnn of Orforvl ('Iillrm.
Miss Julia How.
It) prev-I thy chi-eh . Jensen
I Thou art like a door r ..... llubenstrin
Mina Urlltli.
Illutlnunlslwd nebular: of Oxford.
Minn fiveaden.
”it; III lhford Uulvamlty.w'l'ulne's lmlmml
llho Anna Drift-h. '
Hampflotn~-l!ltrde melndlnnn ..
lint. ll. J. Hawrer.
Torn llrown' u Ilewriplton at llrford.
Mm F. D. Inwlnn.
50mm
Itnff
The Trunk of a Norwalll Watch.
Patrick Comma Ill a saloon Ins-per
in south Norwalk. Until the latter part
of but month a silver watch hung in his
place in the wt ulitltmhm of MI
nut-min. A young halter went into Mr.
l‘nnmmn's place last month and when he
cammmt of the Auburn the rllrer watch
went out with him. Both hatter and
watch traced to [territory and the
watch put In hunt: for w. The
ticket would to a welbknown chilled
on hilt mutation for one dollar.
atolentvntchandfound out the well-
known citlreu who hmrght the ticket and
the watch up. and by thk rumination he
wlhllhttfl‘ Km
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A low flat Fir-I.
tun-s lobe given at the South Norwalk ,
’l'hepolloawemnotltledtrncedtha
procured tliowatch. Gtcoum he gave
lsontjust Witt. llereatler he will re
quire more than: “fair WW.”
Ammpnyhubmuomniudln
thlrclty («the monotony of hair.
The firm mu MW valor.
Prank fimmm Dunning.
mm «Ind-III- the matter ill "mm
an or will NEVIS
WHAT IS GOING. ON Alum} NOI-
’ "m1! NEIGHBORS.
b...- M moor-n- or out
or, in Darlin~d warm cent-III.
”ma—lur- and “are. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. SittII have been visit-
ing in New York.
(load Tidings Day will be olnerved lo-
Inorrow evening in the Methodist church.
A concert will be given by the Sunday
achool.
Frank llowland picked a branch 0“ an
apple tree in his yard yesterday after-
noon. which contained a large number of
blossoms.
Eugene Bushman has opened a grocery
store in the Crow building and reports
business as booming.
About one bushel of eels were caught
in the wheel at F. Boylswn'e carriage
factory, yesterday.
ill-ruin.
J. D.Crimmon‘s and family have moved
to New York for the winter. . _
Ilarry F. Waring is pointing George
W. Fowler's residence.
Thomas Riley. of Bayonne, N. J..
been visiting in town.
District Grand Chief James llowbot-
hum. of Bridgeport. will pay an official
visit to Ivanhoe Castle .Tuesday evening.
One candidate will be initiated.
Frank Prescott. of New York. is visit-
Ing at the home of Jack llyutt.
has
Selden Maynard died Thursday nIorII~
ing. The funeral will be. held nl2o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at tin.1 house. In-
torment will be at Sag Harbor. 1.. l.
Wedumlay afternoon. as Robert I.
Talles was blanketing William E. Street's
team. one of be horses kicked. knocking
llr. Tulltta' down. The team then
started to run and brought tho wagon
up against a tree and broke it in several
plans. The horses‘werc stopped soon
afterward.
The names of the christian Wurkel'li
who will beat the Methodist Episcopal
church this evening and next week are
Isaac Remson. David \l'hedon and John
McNeil. One of them is said to be a
line singer.
but owning by those Into-noted in the
orgunimtion of an Order of the United
.lIIIeI'icau Mechanics.
.. I
\l‘entpurl.
The funeral of the late Frank H. Show
wood, who died Tut-ably, took plare
from the )l. E. church. Saugatuck.
Thursday. Burial in Willow Brook
L’t‘mrtl-ry.
.\ number from this place wont to see
"ship Ithey” at llunnell's. “'I-lnesday
owning.
Mrs. ll. Lyon. of Bridgeport. has III-en
visiting friends in town during the week.
At the short calendar «union of the
civil Superior mart yesterdayadivorce
was granted James 1-1. Riley. of West-
port, from Mary E. Riley. of parts un-
known. The parties were marriikl April
an, [886. but lived urgethcr only a little
uterayenr. The suit was brought on
the grounds of adultery. James Wank
and Julius Lyman being named as co-
nspondentu.
flora and There.
llattingis seldom asdull in lilunbnry
nant lheprI-sem time. says the News.
Many of tha- factories are (II-serial at
tho-«o'clock in the aftermhou. and few
are running on more tlmn half time.
III the vase of II. III. l‘hichI-stor.
«monitor. of Wilton. againrtt John M.
Irwkwood. of the IIaIuo plain. Judge
Perry of the t'lvil l'onunon Plim- court
has given judgment for tho plaintiff I)
recover damages of “3.08 with new.
A large shark was caught yesterday in
Htratfcml. The flab Inc-Mimi fifteen feet
and waisted 500 made. .
A Painter Fall. In a Flt.
John he a painter employuI by Reed
llariland. of the Hrvlland llntol. had
hem taking screens from the howl
window» this morning and went down
cellar to get arenw driver. At the foot
of the rtalrr he was taken with a tit and
fell. rtriklng his head on the floor. Dr.
Clark was summoned but it was nearly
ten mlnuten before lain-covered cou-
wlomnm lie was bruised and badly
Italian up. He told a Qumran reporter
that he was subject to than attach and
had one night before last. lie has been
writing in Bridgeport and came to thh
city yesterday.
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mane»... I‘lrll Intramural-II.
Thedauurrerlnthecnroofmellnw
flngluad‘l‘rmlml company-grind the
FINN-tinnallllltk otllouthxorwelk,
myutrdrtflrldmtyuwdryhrlm
Jadgrllrll bullion“ Em.“
New Haven. for phlntlfl. rad M
Frontier rum mamas
mortal rotten-kiwi“ complaint on
the mmwm them
Whit Iotaotreenlnyrnrdrnom
cmotactlourplnrtmtank. Judge
Hall 5am indolent in future! them,
midi-blots.
Klllillwlllmtlnmmr
dammit-Wm
All «lawsuit In mam-I to
will” it
ma" Emaawm’w
.\ rum-ting was held in the town hall ‘ 1,
Wm ,
m
In
imam
nation arm eardrum
an)! ”ABMMNNW
‘gfnrdny ”gumfiwlonmwt toting?“
on: women or avon'rr.’ “
Probably II Bllbt club A.“ W
citation for “at fill.
Cinema, Oct. 2t. ~Unleur mung III-
uprated happrm tb- American Mull
will next mm comprise.
circuit of but right cities. yrs-"um
T’hllafiol him. will!!!“
lam: ”wanker. Lou ‘
lChlcngo. The board have been can»
It Mull thugs-Inter who nicotine lieu.
luf it is believed that the entire sebum
I Is been cut and dried Ind that. Columbnl
will be dropped. This alto mean- the ex-
Ilnnion of Karma» City and .‘llnnaapolll.
The board illht) abolished the percentile
rynmm and adorned lneteml It'll!) W
ante-e to visiting clubs. The story ll
rent that It League club has applied or
Inlmimion to the AWL—It ion.
Chris Von der Abe nominated Pruldurl
Zach Phelps for president and treasurer.
and he was unanimously reelected.
Julian 1". Hart, of lhinton. was elected
vice president; Maurine, Baton and B11-
timore were apgmlnted a committee on
finance. and to Chicago, St. Louis and
Puts-burg was intrustod the building of a
schedule: Baotou. Washington, Mllwau»
ken null Columbui were chosen a board of
directors.
.\ rvwrlmioll Idler-ed by Bernie, of Phil.
dnlphin. was adopted, hiackliating the fol-
lowing plawrs for jumping mociatlon
clmlrnl’lb: llolan. ll-«iily. llrelhmrrn, King.
Iihret, Raymond. Ely, Kuhn», Burt and
lulu. A rmdntion that I‘I‘lCll club on
cute In the president 'l bond in the sum of
not lm than $5.0m. II at the association
and lt~ playcm may be fully guaranteed,-
Iminrnm-we of all contracts and obliga-
ciom or: like part of each club, was paused.
‘ianburs Could Not Into It. I
Susanna. Oct. 2-LwMonharn made an
in. 11'. Anal attempt to lower his record of
2:18. mnkin : the mile in Ezlil'lg. the quart-
er~ ._ 3355‘s. 359;. 3371. 363'. Billion,
.lr.. 'Iul Hunt's Alxlallnh paced «dead
ll nIt in the 2:15 class. the latter winning
t1.» I’:.cI- by three straight Irt‘itln anemonl
I1.» mm. Hull Mllr ln 1:04 3-4.
K. K. Y ”ct "Ll. ~Tho bay slal-
ornI made a half mile or: the
NI- -w .rk kin ~1Iupvtl int i. in loll; The
Irtel quarter ‘\ .I« ll! Ide III ill seconds.
UDE YORK OFFICIALS.
TO III
I; III «III! Imwnmr I'IIItlIuII \\ ant. Thorn
lure-tighten! Alan.
illum- III’IIo. Uri. 2t.«ll l5 understood
tlm 4. antur i‘IIIt‘IsoII will include the
\u'. may .qp. Ii~ers and York pollen
{Li Joe. I.-. .I,, II with a number
at I in I. see wit. I": l tin scope of thelnvntl-
gutiul. now mutu- way. Ifncarefulexun-
lnnlll’ltt of the silk-.2. chins should warrant
sum notion. 'l‘hr governor has already
rim-mi IIII iIII,~~.I:-y Into the matter. Conn.
eel .Ivr ;\llIlIlUl‘ licucral llcCrInIaut have
determinml to object to his cxanrinntion
an sirlrjwi'tls on which he has already lesllr
C
I. .l. IIII- waln- having lllt' testimony in its
ll l~‘ in“ he I- \v-vil z the ~I-n-
hill.» C It Llllnr flu‘ 'u..«‘ I'Xitlltlllll'
-;,' I'm-nor hm lL‘t‘l‘ch‘ll the report of
rd of I'lraflllt“ reminding their re
: : lured“; Ition into ltIct‘lltlrgvi against
Ines .it.‘ Lao-stir lm—pitnl management.
i‘nr ’V'II’II n-ng-rh I'Lat noevulcnce was
In: :1ri'i' l upswing mismanagement by the
trlz~ _. ~ lv‘.‘ ‘II .I I‘m Ixzedlcal supervision
on... I: . llilm . 1, .Im. ltlllb this hasnow been
remedial
the I‘unnrils “not “all.
f’1|;L\;I:_.\‘ill.\. Out. at 'Cturlrmitn Van
ll-tm. »<' m I nlllt‘Il‘. . “aligning mm.
Hilllt't‘, l: :~ s when Elli: Iotlowmg reply to
bx" lrth r - rotary Faster ziskm: that
Hart-xi: v.. . II . allowed to proceed witluhe
Elllfltlnllll'~.r of the Spring liIrIleu Nu-
lluual bank;
’l‘IIqu ltl Dru-autumn.
WAMIISI. rm: l) t' (ht' .2 ,'
VI'JZIIIII. \‘nn lhtrnfi t‘h .Iirmin nu
Aw. .. -: farther Information! tum-It dolly
m'll III . 1.» t‘ Ipxwt mntainml tn your'ottryr
U! Ilw 1:11 llr‘l for pariah-hm to planet
pt nu In the Spring Harden bank
II 1. Sr.“ Imxo.
Acting a“ r. my of the Treasury
HOPK. NS DID NOT TESTIFY.
"a ( luv-ml lIIII ( Iran “ltlronl Taking "I.
«and.
551.33%. \lztsI-I Oct. Etn’l'he contestants
In the runrlrv w ll cue.- finished their can
Willmllt pnltItIg Timothy Hopkins on the
l-l'lllll. (ivnrml 'l‘lmiuas II. Hubbard wan
called by the mutual of Furl-II to explain
the Inn» iuI‘IIIrIlIIos-I of the partnnmhlpout
of Wlllt'tl llt' and his law partner Stillman
were to than (ii-Em a year Ind howls of
g-z'ormu
Tue with-M said It was only alter Mr.
sullnmn had told him how necessarylt
um for HIV!“ to come to the rescue of the
5.x.” horn l'nolflc and room of other prop
.vrllw that! Mrs. mm: had her money
ltlt’mlml in that he agreed to mrlllco a
morn lucrative law practice. Hr raw
plainly that they could do nothing with
on autism Ill lord. Crock-rand flu»
halos. the turn
outfitter-turban"
Near the ole-Ital humiliation flout-I
raid that till wl but Ibo rude ”will
specifically ditto tin. her Timothy
had said to her Ilttlbllld, "I. III In“.
Tim in your hands. at I know you will act
more grimly by hint than I would."
hear!» acknowledged that while the
terms of the copartnorrhlp with fitll man
at llubbvml he was obligadtoputln all
bl.- property of whatever womb-lull
new Invented a cunt. lie was worth It
the that of this agreement trout room
to ”trim. and said that his onlynqon
for not complying wltlr the
duo. he did not under-mud that it rppllrd
to any property but «their In hum-l
from his wife.
Chair-an line. to lulu-I
Pimento. 0m. 34min ll. 3%
chairman of the mirroring: until”
ritecutit‘tt commit“, M my
my last night. In an Inmwhlnltl
that it was hit intention to month
chalnnrmhip of theorems.“ star the
ammunition at the prudential mum
I‘ll» Ill-plan helm Ital All light.
Rim-ins. x. 1.. Oct. Ila-Tho errant»
ltltllml III tin! rlalrrof the Bat-
lugrr bank by the rule banking
taunt loo been earl-lad and tho
tlllldil pronouns-atoll“: a round can
«run. with mum and rattan
ml
Jam Arr-II“ In M
I’m-mu. Oct. II.“ M. ‘ '
fl:- reported III I. no re-
llttuiarlr plllrgwl th km of
Jews and “him their Milka.
lull bonus run plead-tin than.
humanitarian“
‘WW w. nomumumrmet.
ll
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WA m arm 3101' WATER
um
' llllHilJli. IlliSlzll
The Warship Boston Off for
Hostile Chili.
m Willi rrumnndnamm
‘~ II» 4' ”III“
@0th hell”. of the ”W: lull.
a» any, of tho [taint Killing of
turn in. by m alum-nu curren-
au the Struts of “ulnar-tan.
Wrexuxorox. Oct. him-Secretary True-y.
after submitting the cubism revolved
from Captain Schloy, of the United States
Minslitp Baltimore, about the aflrly In
“Ramiro between the American and
Chillan sailor? last week to the president.
made public the substance of thodilpltch.
Threlnpatch from Captain Schloy stated
that in. but made-careful lnvratlnatlou
of the assault on our nation on tho lull
inst. The investigation shown that
Petty Uflloer Charles Blggun, while riding
in haircut car. was Minolta! and I!!!“
from Ina car and shot and murdered by a
mob of about 100 men. Apprentice Talbot
war II:- uiled and cut dangerously raver-l
times in his back two outs penetrating
hls lnngn Conlhoavnr ltherron was
robbed and out dangerously in the back
several timer leheaver Turuhull rt
ceivcdrighteen woundsln the back, two
pezmmaing his lungs He is in acritlcnl
condition. Potty Olllcer llalulltfin was
wound-d several times in the back and
other: “am of the body Coulheaver
PIIIIIcr ac l lamlouan Davidson were
danger a lylujure l by an assault with
clubs, norms and knives, and a number of
other men tren- dangerously injuml.
Ellyn-rein! by Local Pollen.
Tlll” ;"fi\'t' seamen Were arrested by the
authorities. but thItdispo-Iitiou was made
nit; .m cannotbeicarnul from inability
. bu. the (toilet dispatches. The
.i ofthc Baltimon- are of opinion
me of the u ounds were indicted by
“you I», showing ell-Irly the panicipn
.III II.’ t he Chiliun police.
tnunnrd and Dela-«lots.
Th.- .‘v. lll‘flmtll sailors were without arms
on i Ila"! nu-lus. The investigation shows
that It»? were sobernrul were in no respect
git-ll: Iiiaiv’oolu-wwr. Two of the scri-
ou-IE‘I“ nndml are still in the hospital.
In .. 'tl i1r.!:t--"R the sailors of the
C. . fleet rmIlI rm‘l assistance to the
3.. ...I . ; l iniI rs and several ofthonr were
an v. v
su- Mary Tracy would not say
when. I r any artiuu in the matter had liven
derided upon
2 The Maid-wt Wary.
Prr: ‘ or. II. Irrison has grown wearyol
CI l1 '~ It :tIIIurinl and arrogant treatment
at l u: ..- rm 1 Ir :1! and its representatives.
.I » .t'lt HI I: on! that it must stop and
amp - \' VIP.“ than this. he has do
I . In for the recent “vault
:tl tlII- pan of Valparaiso
w- it or I'hili alone will be
. ~ Ir ‘ I‘l‘I‘l‘t-ttiilt‘llCI‘i Thereis
ain't“ I I H't' tn mow llI'It the as
_fllull \l .»y mart-«l and that it grew
out n! Hm1-.lenwham-Ilwhlchthef‘billan
pug: ~ . "ll‘l‘T'tlll fur the l'nl'ml Sum and
for i' I > :Iren-Iiht'lvrnt tlueL'nitedStatea.
(In S.-lrlr§‘i dispatch shot“ that
um .. n In [hr number of forty or
mum. at» rem-panned in Irroupsln dlflcn‘m
pIr ~ 0" the Iity.and tho- fact that till
ulur h- r I .I« attach» "(“l "er at practically
i'... *l‘. w hour fIInIiw‘II-I the stnmgest
priwr.’ I . -r. they were delilu randy planned
in llIavr-I re.
The fixecrrtivo \lulvlr Dllplenlerl.
“3 “l (‘nptain Snider's. flinpllch was
hill 2 {we Prod»! -nt Harrison he read it
cm” 1y nevernl timer and his ludlgt
nation Increased at each reading. Nc
apt-mt! rub-renn- was made to the matter
at I‘m l Minot Inc-ding. but at It! conclu-
sion llw ; Ire-blunt had «special contender
nlzh. u rI-tnry 'l‘r~~,uy .\Ir JIIhnW Finite:
of tin ~ ale department and Attorney
fit-n: I II .‘lfiller and it was decided that
our g nommmt nlmnld take-arming and
aggrim 1; - stun-I.
It 9. .. 1-1 It ”we of exceeding him-mm
thpt !' wile-II llarrlwn referred to Chili's
mm. s i tum Iii'y to In. II hrmlillly that
had ml. iualwl :It laid in th.- murder at
one of on I' sailors. the wounding ofudogen
or more Ind the arrest and incarceration
faint! of thirty the other-In. lie said the
time lI.I.I corm- when woman! teach the
(TlIllI'mI pimple flint. nurpntlenm in dealing
with them I! etlmnttul. lie lnatancml
their Irmzmvnt of Minister Biron. They
have rubl wed him to espionage and insult
immune he has given an asylum to certain
Chilton :w foams.
“’lmt the «morn-out mun-6r.
When 'Im conference cloned a cable din
pnlt‘b It... mull to Mllllllcl' Egan at San-
tiauo. lt lnstmvml him at uncetoootnv
mltlllcntetu the L'hllian prorlrlonalgov
ernmeol the indignation of the govern
ment at Ilw M'Nfllllf upon the sailors of the
Baltimore. it lurthcr instructed him to
Ilvmnm‘. lint. an liniunnltylnmoltyk
be l {‘1 the famlllearof th- an I!“
at on u---I IoIhu lentil-of out! or“!
rounded to may I'll: around. the flint
and [mm mun-III of ill. participants In the
mull mnl third. Ir suitable apologytr
the l nltml Strike.
Thelnoe of the dirpatcbladlcm that
the IIIlrIIlnlImIIlnn will brook no delay In
muting t wttlemtpnt Ill-the mitt". Chill
Inn-III» Viral shn III asked to do. anddc
It up . ll y The lithium h It VCIM
rum u! the San heart-w only tour
in” to: distant. fl (Illllo, and ill. York
filth and llaatnn on All! II, “WWI
0011‘s.
1m trnrn- 0' hr cant.
the Your Oct. a-‘m Unit-d marr-
mlu‘f’ llHttru sailed for Chill ted-ya
noon on W film! Capt-ta Will-r ”I
solved riders from the navy
loprtmt to Valpaullo II loan filth
vrmlwlumdvtmmrnd repentan-
mlut‘um'rtl ”mt!!! "I“ 11:on
um» Imus will he and. III about two
mentor. The mm WI era-
“In of we Mach William riled
unblock hrcnehloadll‘ Illa m
WI flsft- Ittd “It“ “It
2m“. blur-Ia m
Stimuli). chill. Oct Ill-«Ilium
n. he been informed bytlra Chill-t m.
not that his applleatiol runner-dart
mini mum III the United Mt- trut-
tloII will not to fir. has
moans sir demands. A haunt-t be:
tween llii two more“ app-m u
fur-Imam ltitrtatsutbrttkrm
cover-mt torrid. the retail In
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will
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New formic?” Company “from D”
“3.“?th film...“
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willful-Ir
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POLITAN' urn (38.0011 Main null.
.JI'O Brion. mt ”Pt.
NOBWALK FIRE 1N8. CO. H. In snow-fa!
unnatural: a 0W1“. , meuou munch-relatin-
C. Mulls 3-11.)ka Elli. I'EOPM 'SLIFEINfi.CO. 45W
Md”: KlI-I- Cu!- at. S. A. B. mm The. roped-rib III
oston
Store
Dress 13 the great touch-stone
with us all. and especially to the
ladies, to whom it is, and right.
ly so, a matter of extreme inter.
est. Everyone likes to be be-
comingly and well dressed. But
what shall I wear? What color
will;become me? is the question
every lady asks herself when in
pursuit of a new dress. These
questions are the most difficult
with which a lady ”has to deal.
Now our experience is that a
black dress is one which can
be worn by almost any type of
woman, and what is more, fash—
ion decrees that black goods are
to be more popular than ever.
With this in view we have great-
ly enlarged our stock so that our
customers can readily be suited
in any desirable styles. We
have a full line of almost all of
the different weaves and quali-
ties. but will particularly call
your attention to card“ “fool
Henriettas. 3.5“ inches wide. at
ll. and file per yard. These
goods are well worth 70c and 75c
per yard. 40 inch Segre, at 49c.
Very nobby effects in Black
Stripes, at 25c. The above men-
tioned are only a few of the
many specialties which we have
to otfer. Your attention is also
called to our stock of Gimps and
Fancy Trimmings.
Boston
IllAllll MESS 00008
, ll [ISIEIl YI
:We all desire to have the best
the world can give, and when
we say we have the best assorb
meat of winter underwear, and
at a less price than others ask
for the same goods, what more
can be asked. You will find
that our winter underwear will
give comfort both in body and
mind to the wearer. First, by
giving warmth and comfort in
spite of damp or chill; second,
by the peace of mind which ‘al-
ways comes after a bargain has
been secured, and only a. small
draft has been made on the
purse. We have the best gent's
shirts and drawers, at we ever
offered at that price. We also
have a full assortment of Iadies',
gents" and children‘s underwear
in camel's hair. nzltural wool,
scarlet and white, and colored
merino.
WO0IEII BlAIlIlETS.
Our stock of woolen blankets
is large, including every kind
and
quality. and varying in
price from We to $10.00 per pair.
Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
No better things
0Ill 00008
$5,000 worth of G
i...'I'
Without
"l
and our special stock
always speaks for itsel
immense.
Buy a ‘ Denim-est;
(1.1.3,; The p'i‘léé
in existence than
are offered this week at
M. S. SMITH’S
EMPOIIIOM
cuts, Ladies and Club
drens Hosiery and Underwear, to be 80ch
H .II
will be In .I.
We are acknowledged by all to be the
leaders inIDI'ess Goods and Dress 'l’rimmings,
of Black Dress Goods
f. This fall it is simply
Sewing Machine for
$19.50. Guaranteed for five years.
Don’t forget our place is
INSURANCEBUILDING,
recommend
WOOD WI. cor. Hat and Wall ll.
[£95m ‘tmllranrnmla't‘a.
I‘A ll annulment: unit-m
m.‘ltcal:atntcsndlmm ‘
mom
NORWALKI [$03 W0
$0210!” m
woman.th & M
WA
113.1% 0.11. mm ‘
m.
.s "
Balms mm "ammo all
. a
UMHURNIXQR. liWM. Dealerlnm'allw ,
LOCKWOO L. uhlnzton new
line triumph-Ill. «limo-Ina. _ _
panama. unnsnmr. 13mm
prime meats. poultry. etc. Chain
WEBER J. P. I! Mala Nathan!
mtrvlhlsh Minnesota Mrs. W.
LUMBER DRAW Om
RANDALL'S Ml EN. l
rduglmr wurkedbkm limb“ “
MASON'S ”I, BUB-DI”.
SEYMOL' HENRY, mWatn I.
kinda oer'tone mason helium“
SMITH \VILLIAM 1‘]. ”Walt“ be
blag promptly attendant» '5‘“. ‘
BBL! AND «mm
BATES. ..W Water a N. man!!!
tine gr lie and marbllrurk. work. “w 3
some work of Ill kinda. _
MEN'S Oll'l'l’lm >
(.‘Ullri’l'fX.’K BROS. Masonic hulld’ 1., on.
than at. s. N. ticntlemen' a furnishing-fill.
I“
r RAVCls as CD. so Washington
bats. go ntlcmen' Ir furnishings can“
MERCHANT I'm
GUSOWSKI E. 81 Wall at Ell
guaranteed: the latest style-Won
KOcUL'R. F. 'No. Main at. 8. N. It].
onng a specialty. Ronald“. I“- ‘
I.
comma. 8.3!.lean as. '7 '
"a I In”
cash prices.
SDIITHBWASKINGTONW
lugtou “,8. N. meats. poultryfor
matellfl a!“
FITCH . AGNES “Will H.
“Old Staten Munro Drains l8.
MUSIC mom . I
GlBhON. ALEX S. a Month If» 3. Plano,
organ and harmony.
ovsrrzn Puma m hm
HOY’I' W. ll. &80N. BMW-t8 8.23.
of Raymond.) Plante at. M'm
sale dealers” In native“. oyrten. . ‘
REED Jr HOUSMAN lat W star {1%
ters and shippers of Norwalk 03m
VAN VAME. .I. Loco. nominate
PATTERNS AND IIODIIS. .
NORWALK PATTERN W0
Ihorpe. pron. Riverside ave S... .
ing a spwialtyb lint-m MC
air. ltefe venues: yNorw
(are: Inn; Dr. Bohannan. (steam): H. I.
net! (alt-amt: John Try—on. that IlrkW
u with. (steam); Grace Chore h.' an
and many others.
PAINT!“
BRAlNlRD. F. C.’ I Waterat.. .
Paint. gold and silver tima
051 mnmxx GEO. II. 7 Water
and sign painter.“ M .
PHOTOGRAPH“;
NORTH G. 8.7! Wuhlnm 8‘. It.
quality only. and that the beam“. Uni
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. W. 0.. orbitals-ml t7 Wuhln‘tun &
5. N. Hourslltolthltoaftoll.
pr no rusnn a manic.
HESUEE£ F. corWall and Kai t "All
dealer In pianos. organashmt gnaw
PLATING-(IOLD. leVEllAND Incm
sot I‘ll Mill“ ALK I’LATI\G CO. ’W
In Limlwt elu- Im lntinxdglfidhfi
and retiuishing of all lads of NI-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. J .tt‘OB )1. Washington“. MFA!
e' N Property forsalc.honmtorcnt. (sound!
to OODWARD. RAJ“). Mains”. lit-unto
rent and building Iota for all...
RESTAURAR'I'B.
ll Kill-IE. I". F. 9 Railroad Place. 8.!»
at all hours. Strictly “macaw
spell. A few table Moment-ken.
l.\.\l'1’.'~‘DEPOTRESTAURANT.S.N..H$IE
SCHOOLS.
ll \Iltll‘ MISS INSTITL'TFa‘iV WWW
ho IrIlinI: nudduy school.- rd
ants. HF. Mrs school. for clrla Wand»
ladies. IIIlL-ldc. N. Frill fem open
l..\l Mill :5 MAX, K. 8. N. t. F. .
Day and evening session. 2tlrrrldwrilhh
III-um ENGINES asn Pond.
.vouw ALI-i IRON WOI’KS COMPANY
“menu. H. N. Insult-timid hr‘ldp. ‘1’”:
Al' TON. JACOB X. Wuhlnzton “It
KN. Pass. tlrketrulraftgmonoyollhlb. P3
8103; Dunn.
FFRRIS. JOHN H. fl Washington ‘31 uh
mil )1 lime. I ement. hair. pm
Aim layer It! wants
srot as. “not: “and”
KE’IT Ill' 1! LANDON. 8 [infill-I III
ti tn slot'eh and water heaters. P. 0.
row ELL. .l W. a; Washington u. 3. I.
Iiy the best. prlcv-l the lowest. Opennll
sulllt'l'llrkh'l) AND TITS-WRITING-
s'rmrrsnlr noun noun. * ‘«
Mourns. JOHN a. ram MIKE?
.. .
rnncnnro. I- .
nonroxnouthr. ion “a” '
and hero .I trucking roam“; “I
UNDKII‘I'AIIIO. I W
dorm: ll Elm st.\ I
J):l.l.llv‘r’ll. alto. a No. llnlu rt. 3. I." Incl
llhou
ItAll'Mterl (170." .fi ind fl
thaltleucollllflkelflill. rm" ' "
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GIVEN away.
IIIIIIIImcma't'wand
1!".th
Plum: Iatbtactkrnmntad
100m tor MW
Thalelknapltalt
on runs mm. "
Bridgeport. omit .
insist»: J. l). opp. Tumlm“
tor
molly-mot
mrmrmml : ",
new 1:0:me an to M.
was All on _ "
mall their
strontium
retrain.
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