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established firmly an institution now
activelynocom ' ' these commend
. washeldlsst evening. Thetollow- ableresults, Ishsre with tbemtbe
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> ‘ lug W: Nelson Taylor, Jr..prcsi- toeometbeamocistron wiuemtiuqmt:
aruof ecum—
thnsan H. Gowns,
Secretary.
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TWIN“. Tllflllllm
no lotion to links Par-anon: the Ian-
porary Injunction Argued Yesterday.
The motion to make permanent the
kmporary injunction Chnrlm A. Whit-
tier and George B. Norman, trusm of
the first mortgage bonds of the New
England Terminal company, and Bond-
‘ fl. Knapp. Barry 'floflman, Jr.,
met 1). Randell and Edwin Wilcox,
, m- Forty—live hundred dollars was
iildto two members ata small [nem-
iiim. The principal lntcrestt‘ the even—
ingwli the reportot theerJ'for
thonstyear,whichwuaaiollows:
.; In with the requirements
In! the hy-laws and articles oi a-ooiation
’ tltcfiollowing reportis respectfully sol»
a view of keeping the company and
suits intact, was argued before Justice
Lawrence, of the Supreme Court, in New
York, yesterday. David licUlure, in be-
* Oath-statement July m. 1801, to July
Mists:
, , "“13“ half of the plaintifls, said that ifthe New
Mum”.--::::;;::::t:::::'.:‘ Wane York and n... sun-m: .... n. n...
"E Monmklndadnnm payments ethane tonic railroad companies would live up
. 1m........... . .. 2,315.0) to their agreement thuTenninll would
Mun-u"... ........... ...-... ml] become solvem. The Hountonic “a.
Transfer fees. 8:: however, been absorbed by the New
Loansrrpaid York and New Haven, and its trailic
’ had been diverted. He asked that.
‘lntal........ the trustees. whoare plaintills. be con-
" l hummus. I55 we firmed in their pmition by the court and
wrxmfizmfiew: “1,: made receivers, and that the New York
Paidontonlnansnastoek andNew England and the Housatonic
Insurance". be restrained from diverting their traiflc»
W """""""" from the Terminal until a decision is
lint.” months........
W‘s salary (one refar). ..
Total ........ . ......... . .............
ally. that his firm had kept the
Islansdnsirmnbormwersonnal
Hm _ boats oi the Terminal out oi the
jurisdiction ofthe Connecticut receiver.
Wheels II. Peckham, in behali oi the
not-mtordc and the New York and New
York and New Haven. The Terminal
hadialledtopay its expenses and was
inmlvent.
W. B. llornblou‘er, in behalf of the
New York and New England, said his
client had not diverted any trailic an
intended to live up to the agreement.
lie denied the jurisdiction of New York
courts. and said the companies involved
were foreign corporations, and the courts
of Connecticut properly had jurisdiction.
Decision was reserved.
The Wes which have beset the
Tet-anion! company were increased yen—
terday by the action of the Long island
railroad, which obtained a writ of at-
Inn word its funds are all loaned ft:
“Mammy securit , at good rates.
drpmits are sufficient to enable it to
adequately meet the demanb of its her-
rowers and it ha been able to mgnlsrly
a semi—annual dividend at the rate
of per cent. per annum and have an in-
“115:!“ oi tnchment against it for “00.000 from
abut” Justice Cullen in the Supreme Court in
Win ‘ Brooklyn. The Long Island Railroad
has a suit pending against the Terminal
company torscover $250.00!) damages for
violatkm of emitrsct. 0n last Thursday,
_ the company says, without any notice
I from the Terminal company, the latter
reiuacd tower» the transport steamer
Cape Charles from Oyster Bay to Wilson
Point. Theo follows an account of
the interruption of businem. The irelght
trains contained many perhbsble things,
including beer and milk. that spoiled.
Thepmlltoi the freighthudnedto the
long island company is reckoned at
31,000 per month.
'l'hree otherlibsls were filed agairatthe
property of the Terminal company in
{a a
‘ moi thsmember-
mflpés source oi solid-elbow to tho ”Noll!!! yesterday. One washylel-
Vin ll. Valsy for “3.9? for stlppllss ior
Maw-went mmmcoimmnmnna thetwo
£1”, M” affin‘m others were against car moni- Nos. 1 Ind
. 2 let him . M ..
'l’ho Body Will be tall-ed.
'l'hehodyoi Ilsrrydteplm, or 39","
mom width was Misti aim at
Falrdeld beach, liondsy evening, was
picked up by the steam yacht Unqms,
andeanhinsdhywnllsm lockvoudmf
the same place. The remains, which
waveremovod to Bishop’s undertaking
roomsin Bridgeport, were interred yes-
terday, salt was impodbistoksspthsm
longer. Friend! of the drowned man
WWW
use Illsilcls human.
W. s. (navel-ad's isle-nus, which
Pains; ”dietitian-no.2
nouns Hill!!! It Will
Pllllllli. PIPER llllhl
llEllllllll'llli.
79-Washinglon 8t-
nnmnn'rsuason crises.
. lingers Falls.
The Hygela and Recreatio‘m n m
l’. e.
Jul “firth nudism
trek-e to mmmy 0mm
as a New. ' ‘.
iisiiimm c081.-$8.5ll*' “
Georgelteynolds,oithbcity,wssser-
ionslyunot fatally injured, Intercu-
ing,hy jumping from the 10:8 west-
bound train at the Washington street
WK. hunt—nor the ant
heather-at loabostbsgan the
ihrnsgiscompasymadeapretsussuishrtr
ingltanlilbhus. it was smoothing cfa
surprbstoiisrasstsadpsopls
buinghumthearmorplatemflhbstthsy
wusstin mussurp'lssdstsooawbsntbs
bigwhhlowssblcwuiordinnsrhmJ'hs
lullpowsrot the whine wu output is
when, but the people recognised the
“unissued,“ many oi tinsel looked
downtoward thesananutothsuusksto
sasirgaagsctworkmen werenot pouring ,
ontonthsirssveral ways to dinner. Bat
«using.
lir. Reynonlds is sturdoyed by Wil-
liam Gemstock, the liveryman in the
taste! the Warwick Hotel. Yesterday
afternoon he went to Bridgeport, return
ingintheevening. Instead oi waiting
untilthetrainstopped at the depot, he
jumped from the platitinn of one oi the
cars at the crossing, on the aide toward
Southliaiu street. He struck the ties
and was dragged some distance. the
lower part of his body being may
torn and cut, particularly inside the lett
thigh. His left arm was also out He
holders Collin and Stanton obtained with was able to get up, however, and walked
tothscorner oi South Main and Havi-
land street, where he became exhausted
iromthelomoi blood, and sank down
on the sidewalk. He was found there
by Henry I. Jennings, oi the Adams
Express onicr, who called Ollicer Glad-
stone, and they took him to the War-
.wick Hotel, where he remained until
this noon, and it. than tsbm home.
Dre. Burke and" Charles Bohaanan
were called and they dressed lir. Roy-
nold’swosnds. They statothathsisina
critical condition, but if not injured in-
ternally and he may recover in a few
weeks.
Llr. Reynolds is it New Canaan man
about twentyutwo years of age, and has,
only been in South Norwalk since Mr.
rendered in the plaintiffs suit to compel (Tommi opened hisstable hoses mouth
themtokeep their agreement and raise ‘80 Hi9 '1“be. who W in N"
the freight rates as the necessities oi the Canaan. I’ll notified 0‘ the accident and
Terminal require. He said. incindent- came to South Norwalk this morning.
‘l'hsrewsreworkmeninsidetbswcrks.
however, and they were pursuing their
datissinshusine-like unease,ssemlsgly
withontthought thatanarmedgmrdwss
necessary to roteet them. This Is-
werelnonght into the works month by
tbsoompanywtthhtbspsstwesk. ‘i’hsy
eamoaietvatatimeantilysstsrday,whsnr ‘
Watch " this space for an”
nouncement of Special Sale.
-—-—<>——-—
admission to the s lendid
certs, magnificent
etc. Stopping sin
80. Norwalk Boston Store,“
83 Washington Street.
W 5. m. m‘ '
is. miners! and
“mm. . iii
the i e
'33: "'6‘“
p for the in mile ride
Electric Railway with double deck
Remember these popular on
are given weeklv.begin
and every Monday thereafter no
II.
$14.00 00m 0081' 0!
tri toBara
ninglionday July
wersabcntldrty in
sot into the armor plats
companyhbelisvsdtohavesboatl‘lb area
finest service at lowest rates.
ireulars contalnlnfi‘fnll part
obtained at ticket 0 co 0 B. E. I’lnined,
. also book of coupon tickets.
It leaves South Korwalk at Man. to.
fly] in
Haunts-ls- atM
alltbsmsnintheraillsreoieourss
union. They are engaged in
pairsprelinnnarytotbsccm
workers the contract with
goreramtdshysdbytbs
is probable that the cornpsny
Cradducfi
III. In rtsnlssrnu STREET.
The People's Isrkst.’
ALL KIND! 0? mm MEATS AND.
FREE VEGETABLE IN 11mm
MIN Al0h'0 ‘I'llli ISLANDS.
Sum-er Ida-rum at the ”on and
What may are tan-lg. ‘
W. A. Vogol and son Carl, Stephen
Bammidthnt the Hmic found vain-mt, wife and son Willard. so.
that itcost $00 a week more to send “my um Henry 3. mu, of Norwalk,
freight by the Terminal than by the New um um William Comatock and daugh~
ter Annie, of New Haven, formed an
outing party which the yacht Nellie took
for a cruise on the Sound yesterday.
Captain LeGraud Jennings was in com-
mand. The party contemplated landing
on Long island, but the wind blew such
agate off the island that the party re-
turned to Nauvoo and ate dinner. The
only dnwhack to the excursion was that
and Mr. Vogel,
occupied seatsof honornrar the. most.
were soaked with spray. )ir. (burstock
remained below wltbthe ladies and kept
dry. He was called upon to“man the
pump," however, on the way home, and
today has a lame back in consequence.
The Rev. J. H. Vincent and family, oi
Danbtlry, are at Bell island fora season
of recreation. Ir. Vincent will peach
on the island next Sunday.
The Danbury Odd Fellows will give
an excursion neat liooday. sailing from
Wihou Pint, through the Sound and
narrows, around Staten island, through
the Kil Von Kull to Boynton Beach
grove on the Jersey coast.
The forums Aquenuekaqnewauk Pis-
catwialcluhoilhubnry,willgotoilell
island, August 20, for a wsd's sitting.
Theuameof the club will come down
the road on two list carn—Btamfad
dfrnit. Twooltbscrew,whobadshipped
tor half the voyage enly.dernandedtheir
money and release.
Mmpaytbemassoonastbestearner
w- formally entered, but he gave them
to go ashore and gave once!
then Ive dollars on mount. The men
wantsahmsndinasbmttimeoueoithem
ntnrnsd.accompaniedbyadepntymanhal
andtwosasistants.
Themanhltoldthsesptainbemnstm
tbs-tied wag-,wbarrupou thee-pita.
pet-tin to the liorwsgha lsg.told the
marsbslthat he did not rccogninshtmor
In this hatter and ordered
Captain Jellsttsen
Thomning oi tho .flls, following the Girouaatrialaudyouwill Memnatnd
finance of warrants for the leadsrs of the
strike. has shown the membersoi the-d-
risory committee the determination ol the
i‘amngie company omciuls, but they do not
appear in be downcast at the presence of
nonunion men in the plaom oi Homestead
workmen leathers of the committss ia-
sist that nonunion men can never run tbs
llnrnestead mills because of their ignorance
lnthetecbnleallnncbssoi iron asdstssl
making requind to make second-l tbs
manutactussd thshnprowd prodnctof the
phat. The committee also bases hoped ”Iv
tbsuocémoxtranyin the lag run on
I tenet-l root: by
Knight handlers, railway men, carpenters,
masons. bslflsrs suiethssssegsgsd in con-
pany’sprodactif nonunion mensreallowed
toruntbsmills.
Isa-awhile the neuunloemsnsrsiatbs
milk ready for work. provided
scenmmcdatioaslathssrnor
nil have every comfort that
the company mid povids. Theirmeals
are oook‘ inside the works, and every
yarstionioraloustsgabssbesamuie.
thespsotsdthaslausnonnabnrsenwill
hshrougbttothemillstvltblatlionesttew
Hard Tlmes Prlc'es.
e. w. channel a. son...
mnmols. ‘9
. at 3!
inn?
Ass metal inducement for ‘
celebrated TEAS and B
will ioraabort “mam totbereadersol'this.
unnmnnmmm
.s
o . ‘ .
H78
marshal
callsdnhkwlbnnd thscaptainoa
thawsw, and a tree Igor ensued, which
ended the ow diving thee-p
mummifie-
thocgbtbsstrssts. '
Goa-llfioiahasthsmattsrinhsndand
baseonpldasdtohisministsrstWasb‘mg
ton. *
S.SMlT
POPULAR
lllll 60M SHIRE,
A little Money Goes a Great 1W6“;
_-.-w._....
I!“ IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABLE
FOR THE BUNKER, SEE OUR ' .
Sh i rt Waists"
In White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter. '
.m'tmwsnMMW-gl
7' manage by a Tar-ads
“July u—Atornsdo swepttbslit-
thrflhgsolMaearBovigo. Forty
Ioasmwersdestroysdcomplstalyandhud
lyahulldlngluthe village was leit undanr
sgsd. hopsnous were killedsadlnaay
serially inland.
‘ Ills I'll. Saw III- Drama.
Heinz, it. 3., July nix—William l’.
licenses, a well known musician oi Kathy,
wentmtsg with his wits is Nanny lake.
its wht la bathing. "m with cramps
and ink before his wiis's eyes.
rumour-anus tho rule.
unduly n—lt is stated that the
d Wales will visit (heads nrxt
"Jud-shat
sverths Osssdhu
Weridiislr.
WIIMMMVW.
Mata. lam, July It—Oas hundred
THE BELKIIIP TH 39..
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no mo in mm
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Sample books of
Pamnordsrsand m
hcmsfulaspemmonaotles
Isl! “MINI”.-
’ 'l'o lust-Illa Car-0gb.
. The members oi the Amalgamated do-
mar canals. “inflow... «”3:
[assert Yesterday has- tbs Ileana-arises
a! the tonsil led-ant.
The following general orders have
been issued from the headquarters oi the
Fourth regimt,0. it. 0., under data
Humanitarian 5 out:
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lemon-ism , V .
luplhsil‘uulultlt. lllt. llltlsi licstrytnl.
Militias u m unsigned
[sill-lentil.
mnnmmnmwm,
Immnmms-Iossssmfisjn.
lasinllraseipods,
BLACK GOODS.
lnoom tissue with Q. 0. N " lrlsb'astsgnslna slut,
min Wit on“? 3
June”, “this ‘
Intel.
owned ”0.83m”, of hull-id, h”
inner-«ms ,, ,, . ,
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