.
own-5‘ ’ neutrino oasis-self Mi'
{Madllleiouendbgza {fat
We buy our Moe swan ten lots. end swayed the met
article see time you buy. epéople say we are right-and come
back for more.
For Tea—well we should smile ii any one can touch our High;
Grade Tea at 500. lb.
Why do the old lady
. . viluriStocl [gull those hounds
lull, collating all. oi the Strong
and substantial qualities adapted in
curry on in. out turd usage.
noon, and we have just received our. HUNDRED DOZEN ‘
”from the mills indemnity, in grades to sellvfrom 250. to
HOSE. with our own etatnp, direct
600. per pair. ‘ ‘ '
i
1
We have also received a celeb of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall sell at 10c., or
three pair 25c. These, in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you willilnd them of excellent value.
‘5
Once tried we'ilain a sure customer.
tea drinkers praise our tea 5' : Ask them. They say it is Delicious.
We are Purveyore to the good‘citizens of this city and town.’
. .. _ Ferris’ Home and Bacon, Gilt Edfie Butter. Hayard’s Me on— .
naise 'Dreaain , Truffes, Fancy Crac ere, Cheese, Olives, liva'
Oil, Pickles, S rewabury Cateup at ‘
w - : ‘ CHASnE. SEYMOUR °
A. DIc werman & Son, LEAD.“ 6.005...
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH“ NORWALK. CONN. ~3‘3 Washington Street. South Norwalk'.
PllTiiItiTlC IEDIIA‘NICS. GOOD P
AYING business
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paw)» FRANCIS 00.,
35"" hington Street. -. South Norvvailflt.’
- W WHIcH POLICY Do YOU FAVOR?
m
rWnlter Hamilton. of landon. England.
died in ltowayton this morning. alter a
trimmers. 'I'o PLEA.
tl‘
. 133.2.” 5..
ynggisl.
THIS WEEK WE ARE
;,.,oiosIIIc our I [ill or
Lobin’s
”‘ Extracts
iat5‘9c per bottle.
m POPULAR opens.
.
‘ .
vi
..i
hummus THAT we SELL A
(ti-tour ounce count or
Jamaica
t
y for 25¢.
minis-rants
EIi’Xir of
Calisaya
, } ~4an-
puts-rents
Beef. Wine
* r and Iron
ARE THE east SUMMER Tomes
YOU can USE. our THEM.
~ Only 15¢.
a
‘l
;.
a»
curlaisieu,
Druggist.
taillasltinglon it. So. Norwalll
,. _ .7- .7.
”$0me 01 our man irienda who ask
Willing? k cousins l cmwith hiiah
armor-m or making it. as near “‘5‘...
s :
tale announce of the spirit of ram.
equal naming:1 gmd conscience;
a
en's“
I!” fill of the
of ”Maddie; at t lame times
of ' maltose grow uten.
iu the no! life» thsrln at the
when iulof thsboaawmso
ill
bow.
with the balm of vaidcnce.
he most anemia! riartoi allla
of genuine friendship but bee-nu
counterialls iu the i‘izgru’llsniamfl eel:
[maroon am y: can
the companion. We then
IQ of these to a harmonica!
proportion of mutual. flav-
asaanoa 1;!th Judgment and
m dose act-(influx to
tested this medicine the di’l'lllfl all
it as an Infalllbla cure for that
aadthal w leheontaina
recommend-«I tonnes-oi a
t. loramulk'with that»
“raw ...... .... .. .
I orrnn
M Ima‘oui dink.” out malarial
masts liver oar-lion and Imam the
Iron. Mancunian by
W I .M u U
mom ,, 8t Ison
a. smear. Norwaik.
1 “hr... -3“--. ,. . ,
ZA iiflFFEE.
[walnut-unanimous
: mm more no andrabhsr
hand. miiwmiomnn. no.1».
R4,, w .i ;
*ltw Mackerel Ill Pails.
lip m mm.
.
.
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h
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shorten HALlBUT
EM“ W“
“batman skinner-oar
“any
“MIC-W. loath. more
than” nunhcrhantried
finsaodmrm‘fntm
u
MCIIMWMMBIIIM.
Hinds. lava—inn bunch
wastage-outta. ma.
‘ nut ... noun.
Ginger ‘
The paramount issue in the
Republlcan Platform.
We reaillrm the American doctrine of
protection. We call attention to its
growth. We maintain that the prosper-
ous condition of our country is largely
due to the wise revenue legislation of the
Republican congrun. We helium that
all orliclcs which cannot be produced in
lhe Uniled States, except (armies. should
be admlflcd free of duty. and that on all
imports coining info competition with (his
products of American labor, there shall
be duller labial equal to the diflerencc be—
tween tropes abroad and of home.
present presidential canvass is
the tariff. abd especially so in this community. The Republican
and Democratic parties are divided on this question. The Re-
publican party‘is committed to protection; the Democratic party
to‘free trade. Read the two tariff planks given below, and with-
out'pai‘tisati‘bias‘br fear orfavor cast your ballot forthe candi-
datéa of "the party which you honestly believe favors and for-
wards your interests and the welfare of our country:
Democrnllu Platform. .\
We denounce Republican protection as
a fraud; a robbery oi the great majority
oi the American people for the turnout
of the few. We declare it to be a funda-
mental principle oi the Democratic party
that the Falcrul gowmumtl llllli no con-
offli'ull'onalpouvr to enforce and collect
form duties 941‘qu for the purpose of
revenue only. and demand that lhe col~
lecir'onof such lam shall be limited lo
the tier-carillon of flu' gowrnnwnf, hon-
estly and economically udminiatomi.
TIIE EVENING scum r31.
” Kilns about: one}... Proprietor.
W Txnnh—l year smumonths: $2.50; 3 months.
81.26; lmouth. aunts: single copiee.2 cents.
Miniature Almanac for 'I'o-morro'.
Sun Rlscet Sun Sets lilgh Tide Low Tide
It Jill - at 0:03 at 6.1" 3:12.12
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather today promises to be i-loiuly.
rainy andmiltry. with strong nonhcasterly to
southerly winds. For to-mnrrow. cloudy and
slightly Currier. followed by clearing weatlu‘r
and wind shifting to the southwest.
Till} INJN'I‘ SAT 80!
Tua New York Sun. in its deductions
from the Maine election, uses these sen-
sible words: “The prophetic significance
of the September returns from Maine in
presidential years was for many years
greatly exaggerated. Democrats learned
not tobank nprm them too heavilyae
far back as the Hancock year. when the
party went wild in September over the
announcement that a Democratic candi-
date for governor had actually received
a plurality of the votes in Maine. In
November of that year Garfield carried
the state by about 9,000 plurality."
In three times of truckling on the part.
of most every politician in oilice and
who wants to stay them. and every one
out of office and who wants to get. there,
it is mighty comforting to have a man
not as Governor Flower of New York
basin the Fire Island disgrace. In a
published interview it is 3‘0»
ported that hl‘ was importunci
by t‘uloiiel Wagstotl to send the troow
. back in order to save Democratic votes.
The governor's reply was: “I don't cum
a damn for Democratic votes or any
other votes in a case like this." Such a
principle and such a courage on the part
of awry; oiliccr and~ aspirant for oillcc
would time up our whole economic sys—
tem and placein quarantine that large
horde of political suckers who are a
worse plague than the Asiatic cholera.
Tm; mayors of many cities are petition-
ing the president to prohibit emigration
for the next ninety days. This seems to
be about the only thorough meuure for
preventing the introduction of cholera in
this country, and the country can not
be along for three months at least without
the emigrants.
Tllli numlxar of wheelwonwn in Nor-
walk is increasing. A year or two ago
there were but a few ladies who llltl
learned to master the bicycle. and a good
rider was a rarity. Now the client stirred
iaa fashionable means of oxen-ire for
young women. and is bewrning as popu-
Inr with them as it is with men. In
some cities the lady bicyclists have form-
ed a club. and there is just enough rival-
ry anions them to make their rides ex-
citing and interesting. Norwaik in not
an for advanced as that. but the organim»
tion of a ladies" bicycle elubflerc in the
near future would not be surprising,
0m: need not go array from South
Norwaik w’ file’ull the nationalitiu of
Ibewerld. An housemates the main
tlmroughfares of the city when the fac-
tories are existing their army of opera-
tives will bring you in mutant with
ovary form of human nature and furnish
revelations of character undreamed of.
We might travel overhaifof the Old
World and not meet a greater variety of
foreigners than each day bring: before a
perm who has the time and inclination
to linger along our streets during the
busy hours of ‘ly evening. ‘ ‘
Tu: itrctwesksof September mark the
line whiehdnidea‘thestagnationoi sum-
mer Min thy Mud winter. The
clergyman, who hushed: on their race-
tirms. (one link; and churches.
which have bun mains curtailed an.
vices. mums the molar schedule with
fresh visor; the my fraternal enters,
which Micheal-anti, during the bot
months, lake upthdr mtinsoi work:
the scheme. the m and solitu-
eallhaeh them Norma aunt-
rusr‘s recreation; beatni- man. uh
scorn annulus
What the People of Our City an Doing
Incl Saying.
, The I’utrick Coreomn llenimzrntic i-mn-
paigu club, of South Norwaik. has one
vote in the New York Morning Journal‘s
molest for a silk banner.
A number of improvements are being
made in the billiard room of the lila-
backemn Hotel. including frescoing,
painting and lilll‘llllg.
John 1". Flynn has the Contract for
putting steam bent low the Xorimlk
Hinton store and also in Jacob Linx-
wcilcr's building. Railroad [ililtrtn
All deli-game going to the W. t’. T. 1.".
convention at Slopuey. to-morrovv, must
leave here on the 6:10 a. m. train in
order to reach Stephey before Ii o'clock.
—lteusonable prices at Lane's depot
rattaiimni. Opcn all night.
Excursion tickets for the Grand Army
encampment at Washington wont on
sale at the South Snrwaik depot yester-
day. and will be good going until the
20th.
The young Democrats expect. to or—
gzuiizen campaign marching club this
evening at their headquarters on North
Main are” All interested are invited
to attend the meeting.
The debate between John II. Light
and Allen B. Lincoln takes place in
Music “all this owning. I'rnimmr
(icotgi- W. Stevens, of Brooklyn, has
bur-n engaged to furnish vocal music.
The members of the l'nion Guru-I
Toinpehmce Reform nrwx'iution hold a
alumni! mutating last evening and voted
to hold an oyster supper in their ball
Tuesday evening, number 4.
The otlicers of the Nurwnlk t'bnutmr
qunnnion held a mwtiug last evening
at the homo of More (teller. ill Went
street, when it was decided to call the
annual Inn-ting for the iiiiil irist.. at tin-
same place. at which time utiicers will be
elected and membership in the union re-
moved.
wEvening clauses will organize at the
Merrill Business College. Stamford. Tucs—
day, September 20th. Young implv,
employed during the day, will find llt‘l’t.‘
an opportunity to atudy boiIk-ki't'plllg.
pcnmauship, shorthand and tiju‘riting.
German and English bmni'hm. Sin-ore
lentil. and begin the course of study at
the opening of the autumn term.
J. It. Raymond, who was appointed an
appraiser by John W. Roan-ell. of New
York. the owner of tho abode burned at
lhirisn. September .‘i. wont to Dam-u yea-
tvrdny with H. ll. l-‘itcb, who was iii-loci—
«I by the insurance company. to esti-
mate the less. They both agreed on the
aunt of .100 and the imurance company
will probably pay that amount in a few
(bye. ...
William a. Dana. of Norwalk. and A.
W. Wallace, of Bridgeport. have pur~
chmlkrta at Hilton Poll». on which
they I‘ill error mirage: out team.
Willis Wood-us“. coir-go a raised. and
I22.A. Woodward's plans for a cottage
areready. Jamil. Kelly will put up
four cottages to he completed by out
June. Builder 8. B. Wilson will also
put up another cottage thb winter.
A ' mdrillcieut disinfectant tor
, meals. drains and
other offensive piece. b fifty pounds of
centers-(sulphate of iron. green vitroll
toaharrelofwatcnoroneamlm
halfpoundatoagallon. it maybe“
freely and reputed as often as odors
arbc. About four gallon-are required
to dhinfsat an ordinary vault med by
ausfaruily. A mailer quantity may
then be poured in monster-ally.
undue harm Alum “a“. Re-
wum, mainly. thesis. of the
"it“ W Home.” Prohibitinlfld.
sully um. latte Halt.
mmumvwnhld
ermhhm hours,
mum-sermon”: The
mmmmumm
lingering Him. The interment will he
in mellawn cemetery, Friday.
The seventy-uixtb anniversary of the
New Haven (lrnys was celebratwl at
Dorian l’oint yestcnduy. whores climb
bake was‘served. Wheeler &“Wihron”a
Band accompanied the Vilrays. who
cometotbel’oint in the strainer lino~
shine. The timstmaster was Captain James
Townsend and epwchee were made by
General Merwiu. LieutenantvColonel
Lee. J. D. Dewell and others. The after-
noon was spent in impromptu ball
games and other athletic sports.
—Pure coilso with pure cream. 5c. a
cup. depot restaurant. Upon all night.
Tickets for the Washington excursion
are ready and can be bad of the follow.
ing comrades: Charles I". Ilallock. L. S.
Owens. at Hood's jewelry store; N. E.
Campbell, east and Washington street
bridge, and G. 5. North. photographer.
Price of tickets for round trip, 86.7.0;
good only on the train leaving South
Nurwalk Monday morning next at 8:00
o'clm‘ir. A special meeting of Douglas
Fowler Post is called for Saturday eve-n—
ing at 8:00 o'r'lrnzk. At that time badges
and canes will be ready. i‘ommdee who
on» to parade are expected to conform as
near to the (l. A. It. unifomi as they Inn.
" noun”? sun‘s?”
A Itrruy Budget of Items from the
Ilornush End of 'I'uvv n.
The board of directors of the Norwatlk
Tramway company will meet MFIIIIJI’IUW
evening. , ..
'I'br- Board of lien"): met yrntenluy,
lli‘vt‘lhw‘t’VI the cholera qumliuumul ml-
jnnrimi until Friday.
A son was born last night to Mr. and
Mrs. hunk J. Hoyle. of Orchard street;
Wright. nim- pimnds.
.\ sp-cinl "reeling iii tiiolmuril of (it.
l’t‘i'lui‘d will be held this evening at N
o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. nxmts.
I).-puty Sin-rill Toner has subprmnnl
about forty witncm to attend the Nor.
walk nun-s nemignn‘i for trial at Bridge-
port ill-(lily.
John Fitzmaurice. of Norwalk, charged
with forgery. was sentenced this morn-
Ing. in the Superior (“mm at Bridgeport,
to one your in prison.
It Ia expected that ex-tiuveruur Thom-
as \anlr'r will spank at a Democratic
"tooling either in anwnlk or South Sor-
walk. Sepwmber ‘23}.
Thus.- who attend low. \t'. .l. Slocum’s
b-cturcun "li'Jillt‘le‘ I Saw II." at the
Norwzilk ('lul) I'Utllllri, Friday evening,
are ri'ipiosmi to bring Indira uitli tiwm.
There will be n tnmting for the pur-
pupl‘ of funning :i Y. .‘I. I“. .\. foot ball
tram. Friday eventing at e n'l'bx'li. All
mmnlwrs Interested in this up)" an- re-
quested to bepn'sent.
A number of the mi-riIIn-mof the Alpha
and Norwnlk Wheel clubs left town this
morning for Springfield. Siam. win-re
“my will “hunts the birycb- races limb-r
tbvnuspicm of the Springfield Bicycle
club. M
Waller-o Dunn is on duty today to re-
lieve Gilli-or Martin. who is n witness in
the Don Juan St, t'arim stabbing ratio.
which in arraigned for trial at liridgr-pim.
ifliiefol Police llel-‘ormt is also in the
Park ('Ity.
The mimtlily meeting of the Rorwalk
Fire Police was bebl last evening. An
invitation to attend Stamford) two hun-
ilml and fiftieth anniversary. October fit,
was accepted. They adjourn"! until
iii-at Wednesday evening.
~ Cleveland and Stevenson or Harrison
and Iii-iii «'Itw. Ific. at )iitvllvll'n..‘loru’nlk,
About twelve unuubvrs of the Alpha
Win-vi ciiibwili lain-a run to himmford
Sunday afternoon to view the course
err-r which the Y. Ill. U. A}. ten-mile
mail rare will take place on But.
unlay. the Eilh inst. They will leave
the club houiquatta-ni at '2 o'clock. ,« '
Quartermaster James Henry lioyt. of
ltuolilugham PM.“ A. It. left town
this morning in mammary the ninth
regiment of New York city rm an ex-
cursion to the little-fields of the ninth.
Mr. lloyt was a member of this regi-
ment and was afterwards transferrni as
cumin to tlompany l‘. Cameron Rifles,
oi the sixty-eighth New York.
The committee annealed to organise a
Republican canipaign club are creating
with much mic-a At a meeting held
last evening mat-sitters m IN
on organization. mains and other pro.
limlnarles. under instructions to
sataniay evening. J. B. llurllnitt was
requested. as: member of tliestatecew
tral emu-liter. to more a speaker to
addrusamediugtohe held inurenear
future.
“oi'iit‘l’ii’a'iViiW
......“
Ins and usual. ht lbs tray tall-.1
m /
lira. Henry Jone. Hid Mist Lil-
liaa,ofl?lutaveuae.are"upiindlagafn
davahhrslativeaiulbltiaco.lt.v.
linaadlralLlLOori-araandlleary
[lamina-.1! Ill-place. and Ir. and
lira. Emmi-mt when.
bummedhuuamt to Black Is-
lasduvliautheyapeetmldaya‘l‘h
“mammalian“udtby
www.mm loath-a-
dndpeanlsiaeasday. uncaring
‘l'lIavy Raise a flag 07.! tbs Earth 00-»
ter School Building.
A spirit of patriotism prevailed in Nor-
walk ymtrrdny afternoon. the occasion
' Ig‘a flagraieiug at the North Center
Egypt, by Pilgrim" Council, No. '54,
res: benitcd American erections
' A number of cowl-town oouhcils had
ié'e'E’ihmla'ui pattieipate‘ln the exercis-
a's, but unable to turn out in full force.
they sent delegates. Councils from Bridge-
port, Danbury and Bethel were repre-
sented. The procession started from the
South Norwalk depot at 2:45. headed by
Glover's American Band. and marched
up Want avenue to Wall street and into
liain street, where the American Mc-
chnnics were joined by the Center school
scholars. The procession then moved
through North avenue. down High
atrcret. through Wall street to the Green
and up East avenue. They were met on
the way up the avenue by the scholars
from the North Center district and es-
corted to the school building. which
was beautifully detxiratevl with flags and
bunting.
In the vicinity of the acluiolbousc a
large numbvr of [ample bail assembled to
witness the ceremonies. which commenc-
ed withssr-Iection by the bond. Rev.
F. E. Robbins then nth-red prayer, fol-
lowed by the singing of "America" by
the scholars. Junior (ex-Councilor ii.
I". [hurls acted as master of reremonies
and introilucml J. liehieu IIurIbutt. who
preamp-d tbcilng to the district. The
ling wrm misml by Miss Ida Richmond,
the ten'ycnr-obl daughter of S. H. Ruth-
munil. and in It was unfurled :tbe band
ployml “The Star Spangled Bonnet?"
ltvv. I“. if. Robbins n-ceivvd the ting for
thedwlricl. nib-r which the band piny—
nl another selection. Rev. Thomas K.
Noble. D. 1).. then made an coldness,
followed by singing by the children and
more music by the band. The Rev. C.
ll. Selim-k then gave wimo historical n:-
ltiuisceucve. tiller which be pronounced
the benediction.
Charles ll. Hoyt was marshal and his
tildes Wr'rl' J. I). Ji-nniugsnnd C. J. Bolts.
After the exerciser the Ilecbanics
marchel to the Athenarum. where re—
frahments were served. In the evening
9 dance was held in the hall. which was
largely attended. Prof. Smythe‘s orches-
tra furnished music and Harry Rich-
mond prompted. The members of the
order are much plenum! with the Way the
programme of the day was carried out.
I‘lltll’LE lill' K30“.
Plea-ant Par-Invite shunt "or In.)
Ilthnr l'ouple'a Frill-nil».
Mrs. Inter Adams. of Sorwaili. is Vis-
Iting Mrs. ‘ll. W. Ralston. in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris are
visiting Sir. and Mrs. Willcock. in
Bromklyn.
Mrs. J. A. Robinson. of New York
city, is visiting “Land lire. liclloy
Adam». Taylor avenue.
hire. Mattie Iiirrh and William J. WIL
cox. of Iirwklyu. are the gun-its of Mr,
and lint. Arthur Seymour.
Miss Emma ”runny. of Elizabeth
gin-ct. formerly a tczwlicr In the i‘enu-r
school. llib‘i gumtoWostliebI, N. J.. t0
trench.
William S. Wade. of Norwnlk. Ubiu,
munupanied by his wife and sun. in
vloitiug his lug brother John on Maple
atrwt.
tieIorI W. Parker, of I’Iniswii's drug
store. started this noon in his vacation.
which be will spend at hi bonu- in Wil-
Iimantir.
Irving l-‘r-rrieb-ft South Norwalk for
Piliniivbi. Slum. this morning. to lake
npthe study of dentistry with Dr. I-‘. W.
Brandon.
lit. and lira. H. l-‘. Waters and non
Fri-ii have returned home. after spend-
ing the sumuwr in their cottage at Belle
Viola, near Bell lalnlui.
ISL! Cl‘l'l RACES.
About I.” Pen-as l'rsult at the m~
> In of tho looting.
" About L000 persons attended the ......
“it the Elm City Driving park. New liar.
on, yesterday afternoon. Following are
the summaries:
85))«1.au-rr'ana. flit,
(ls-om l'. l'mtr. b. m. liar-Invite.
Urunwicb ll’uotcl ............. i
mmi'lly Stork Vernal». 3.. iron.
Milan-Milan") 2 l i
ll. ll. )larrhall. r. 3.. Allan. Urem-
‘wlrb ultimo» .................... e t 2
Mn Bulimia 1. Porcelain. New
York Ilhkyl ....................... II 1 3
I. C. Tallinn. b. a. Madison i 'hlcf.
, trail-nan»... .. ...... Dismal,
int». h. 9.. Hillel. Peri-km.
firmly»... Mm,
Timpani. 2m. 2m. 2.119.. use.
2:3 rue» man. you.
a. I‘m in. b. m.. la-xinrrtou Belle.
New York l'fll‘lfl'fl ............ ...i
I. II. lankwder. m..!llas Hun-
ter. Norwalk.Coun.. llukwnudu
R.J.8tnlt.ch. kWondhcrn a...
Inert-rater. N. ll. mm». . ....4
than mm b. an. Ilia-a W...
lies Within. Minn” ...z a 3 t c
rim-ram. can». no; 2235).. can
Titania-thinning.
Physician (to dying «uteri—4y poor
WJannoteoncealths truth from
”nylon". Youhavs onlyhalfsu
heartollts.
;Iditor Clarion "unwaveringwill
ynuplnastellthelmnaa, when] an
”,wplaeeruyobltnaryoutke trust
".mpofeolmnnmutmpnre read—
hg-attsrr lwondsrtflaia man.
XIII
i!
5
.0
~—
‘3
. law-Innin- no III-tr
lanyllist
(loaning oi the Koptsmbu hm of the
Superior (tour: in Bridgeport.
The criminal term of the superior
Court for September was opened in
Bridgeport csterday afternoon with
prayer by v. Beverley E. Warner.
Judge Penn occupied the bench. The
afternoon was taken up in putting pris-
chars to pica.
The first prisoner was William Wil-
liams, nineteen years old. who pleaded
not guilty of stealing a gold watch irom
Thomas F. Riley on April 10th. He has
served several jail and prison terms.
Andrew anista pleaded not guilty to
the charge of attempting to murder John
I’Iatko, a fellow Hungarian. Basista
drovea knife five inches through the
side of Platko's bond.
William ll. Lobdell. who wantonly
shot out the eyes of Clarence Osborn, a
young milk peddler of ileorgetown. two
years ago, pleaded not guilty to burg-
lary. liois accuse-illif breaking into a
email restaurant but. June. Lobdoll‘s
youth resulted in his getting oil with
one year in jail for shooting out Osboru'e
eyes.
Don Juan St. Carlos. a burly Cuban
negro. pleaded not guilty to stabbing
Fred Anderson, of .‘a‘ortvaik, in the left
breast with a pair of scissors; with the
intent to commit murder.
A plea of not guilty was entered by
Irving Brown. who is accused oi at.
tempting to rape six—year-obl )linnioTot-
if“. at “1451050111. on the 7th of last July.
lum‘nzo I). Wat-don and Charles Curry
pictorial not guilty to the charges of at-
tomptml murder. Tlieyare accused of
tier-trying aged Nehemiah Woodward, of
New I‘airiicld. from his home Slay in,
and leaving him for iii-mi after shooting
him in“ of shot.
Apleuof not guilty was entered by
John Peterson, It Swede, of Ridgeiielri.
accused of attempting to rape Mary
Cinrkson on July ll.
John \V. Edmonds, of lliIIg-‘fii‘ld.
pimded not guilty of sb-aling George W.
Webb's horse.
John l-‘itzrnaurice pleaded not guilty
to parsing forged chucks in Norwalk.
Joseph liarnes and Harry Brown plead
ed guilty to penetrating a theft ona vea—
aell owned by Moutvilli- B. Soper. of
Norwnlk.
William Smith. a tbirtecn-year-old
boy. pleaiini not guilty to stealing a
large quantity of jewelry at Greenwich.
Joseplillarnal and Harry Brown. of
Xerwalk. who pleaded guilty of theft.
got six months in jail each.
State Attorney Praetorian says that he
will take up the cam of John and Flor
cur-r.- llawIi-y. of llirmingham. charged
with the murder of Diary J. Hudson. be-
fun- the adjournment of the term.
ll lls'l PM“.
There is a rumor niioat in political
circles that a "dark horse" is looming up
for the nomination of representative. and
will make it rather livelyfortlieniher
mpirants to that otlicc.
Owen F. Ilii‘c returned yesterday fmm
a l'lrill to Yonkers. highlv delighted
with his trip. )lr. Rll'v was the guest of
Marcus Holmium of that city. While
there lu» made many pheasant trips
through the winding [managi- ways of
the picturesque Palisades. had numer-
ous delightful sails on the Hudson, and
visited many plows of interest along its
shows. 31:. Rice being a member of
Pioneer IItXik and Inddi-r company, of
Wistport. visited Hope Iloiik and Lud-
iiermmpany. So. i. of Yonkers, and
was pita-ml with the coniiality with
which be was received and shown
around by Thomas E. liampson. the
foreman of the unnpnny. The company
was organimi in l-“fiil and his fine organ-
nizntiori. untrue being the "Ilopv" it i»
the “pride" of the city of
Yonkers. The truck is In large an
handsome apparatus, thoroughly
equipped with all appliances
for tire extinguishing pumice». The par
Ion and meeting room of the company
are magnificent and tarnished in luxuri-
ousetyle. The walls are profmoiy cov-
ered with richly framed picturcs and
wnmita of members past and patient.
and the arrangement of them is artistic
in the extreme. The company has sixty
members. with regulation uniforms and
makes a line appearance. It is an organi-
zation of which any city might be just-
Iy proud.
A crowd of Saugatuck stunts went to
Norwalk to witness the pool match bi»
tween lax Miller. a Baumtuck's prize
pool player. and Fred Hall. of Norwaik.
The Hangatuck Deuiocratic club will
hall “1;“ “stat sociable in Tawny
a a air or . em .
the but. will .... royal? mm. 23.
to or one att I a ‘ .
gimythegymhutn will ummniligw
Inmlmi McBride has acceped
tuition in the Haupluck Iron \‘l irrkn.
“Mr. and ‘ high. llmkiah étllm of
‘impo. are prml to a or-
ing baby boy. m
The “town fathers" should take a few
moments mm tiistr busy life in looking
in interval.
in NewYorkmilllauaho pmadtn»
mainline-rumour):
flourhich
———-SBCI'RED FUR GRADUATES AT-~—
I22 Fairfield Ave..
J. Y..GRII‘I'IN,
IF CHOLHIH snorm (10!!!
Thu l’sople of lllukWWlh-ock and Vicinity
Would Probably be up in Arms.
Judging from present appearances.
the experiences at Fire Island would be
repeated at Black Rock. should there be
any cases of cholera in Bridgeport. The
been indefatigable in preparations for
the disease if, it should come, has leased
Fnyerwcather Island. on which the
lighthouse at Black Rock issituated.
It is a barren stretch of bench splend-
idly adapted for such a purpose and the
owner has signed a contract with the
city authorities. It is dirrcliy across the
boy from (loungi- hotel. the well-known
wealthy Now York and ilriilgermrt peo-
pie.
There (ftlltltl be no possibility that the
disease (.‘Illlltl jump the bay and the peo-
ple of Black Rock are in no more danger
than the people of Islip on the mainland
from Fire Island. but the indignation is
no has deep and pronounced.
The spirit of many of the citizens is
shown by the action of four prominent
Black Rock young men who ride through
the streets of Ilmlgepmt carrying a _\'t‘l-
lnw flag. The feeling toward Mr. Morris,
who leased the proprty. is exceedingly
billet.
Many Goad 1...... hon-Inn.
Illetter. stronger. and for more atttaw
me than ever. the Bostt'rn Howard
Athenmum Star Specialty company will
:Ipwar at Music Hall Saturday night.
Amongthe many gm'id things pmmtsol
by Manager John D. Hopkins is the not
of Whitby and Leonard. who ill’t' cele—
brnted the World over as the emperors of
Irish comedy :tllll vm‘aiism. The
service-.4 of this. grunt (mm has been
swuml with great diiliculty by Sir.
Hopkins. as it has long since earned the
reputation of being the highest salaried
anvi rnmt mught nftrr team of Irish
imnimiians in tlm Country. Their was!
reward. :u entertainers of a high order,
coupled with their latest songs and
conmly hits. ought to be eudicient guar-
antee ofncrmvded home.
. I’ll)”.
At Ilowziytntx. t‘orm.. ll’z-ilrieuiay. 12th. inst“
after a lingering Him-m. “‘iiltrr Hamilton.
n.’ bunlon. lull; IMrrrurnt at! Wmullnvin
. v‘lnr’lrf}. l- riilu. vim lrirh. Friends invit-
wi m be present a: the worm-(cry. London
nml l'ari- paprh pleu- pnpy.
gnquainmrulsl
MUSIC HALL.“ ”
USE NIGHT.
SATlillllAY, SEPT. I7
The Boston
Howard Athenaum
sno SPECIALTY co.
The above company has llnptiflt‘tl more for.
sign tini’t‘llim tlmnall other i'nmmnlremm-
intiiblnml.
Seati- now on sale at ilnyt‘s andtlrewvry'a
drug ntnrm- an
concurs a ouInI'u‘w "
ALI. NEW ESOIL‘IUL’h‘
United Shows
GRAND FAMILY Mt'rlntflt.
ltul‘nb JM’ANEHE'mOl'l'E,
Mthitlml'rt MAM:
and ’l‘ltAlh’zD AMIAM.
cr47llu‘t‘s i'zlll‘mtbilllta ~th
2. KBNNA’HONM. ACTS—«fl
Io LADY AltTlm-lo
ll Milli)! 'riICIANs—‘Il
can OIL-l Irwwss ll
1].. predamlnatinc lastum of this neat
show an- Cmn'rnleitadhs illustrimn Illlu'ti‘;
Queen liasim» open den of tonal” ur-
mim$m&lhnm‘u‘s Impeo {timer 1 in.
mus our mu 0 a v
auras adorn. Amt. tr ul knl e throw-Er.
Alilflflilml lie. Children under I! years of
willbeldlnillii afternoon mam
id's. “’ "h ‘
mud MERE“ Paraleat flirt-lulu.
xii-Mill .8 .I5,
m WW4...
”Misti nurture;
SCHIIIII. Hill CHILDREN
was hem manna I.
“mthWMb
THE NEW BUSINESS ilflllEii
board of health of that city. which has ‘
summer resort. and from the Cottages of '
E.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Ikpartments—Busineasl'l’elegmphy, Stenograpby and Typewriting.
Best of references furnished. Call or write for circular.
Parson-n1.
. » , ”5&1:
interaction:
lleal Estate and Insurance:
“’A 93 II I 36703" scrum.
Peri-Ions looking fora lot.or house and
with the view of purchasing. are Invitedlottd
call and examine our list. “1- have them for
Ifllt‘ in H'crf part of the city at mush]:-
prll‘t'n and on raw terms. anal tl'
wnwre’n; ....-- 7
A oIIIL to who in the iii-pot restaurant.
ell 3t
‘ v'ixrsii;2”..;;’i.;......i.. In If
.r Mr». J.’ . r' “ .' q "a
liner. Shirwalk. P .I'lMlnDll, 'i Jilly}?
iP stickchTiy-WThe south .\'o I an
A i temper”; 5! Day street. rural“
“'.-\.\'TEDA Trimmers
Ambler & Pt
and curlers at ti o
rry Hot (30., East Sort-III.
can
T0 LET. WWW
' ‘wo nio‘einlurnialthtl i W L 7 7 WW
I land street. rent rooms 1&5?“
HE w. ('. EYE—mm £2»; Sit. Na;-
ptrect can be secured for meetings crnai:
< rigs in the week. Inquire at 47 South
at rent. all) Ivr
‘LUOIC of f(;l_ll' rooms. 5’. mo?" WW
1’ East Sorrvalk. Cit: water. Red‘s—3:3]?
[nonirr on premises or of Patrick Mm'klrr. at.
tin-35711:“ all; Iron “'orks. 59 hr
‘0T'I‘AGE of 7 rcom- ... S's. that.“
( nvrtuir Apply to E. A. “'ohdward. N
'EW house 1' ya}; avenue. sill: 5 room
“ah-r street. 99. 5 rooms. El ' avenue. 36:
form lumen. barn. garden and winrnge
:51”: an mun». Rowayton. Slil. Iiaymon
rm. m3
I’IDIK SALE.
oi'smioxm furuiturr r. r 7m. '1: -I ' W
I bail-room suits. ixdiiingz'. ninttlrxlgf 13:21:]!
lw‘r_ sch. l'll'. Apply to Mrs. C. E. Perri: No
l u ts—llliigton sir-rel. sins. '
y\ “1".”me woof... tired fiétyfimie
. o 9a c_4'.leap. n first-c ‘ cundl
Apply at l“ “ all street. Nurwalk. 912:“,th
05""! domain-{.1 walcr. brxlihnW_WW W'W
I reversiblr Eater tilts-r; they my“;
mun-rs. fionth Bertralk llarilwareco...\iinir
Hall block. a film
. YOUNG horse, W i am}; I kind and
2 gentle. for sale m . "
Baker. 7E4»! Noirvt'nlll. 3: Apply to “gig-RB.
A
glib-“J. safe nnvv in use in Sentineboi’lit:.
a inside mm~urement lull). fonr flanges.
mmbllmtiunlwh. l’ric ' . ' -
lilo-Innin- W W” inquire-2:51:81“
» rpul'imu into-{1...}: will“... the cheap.
A _ .y ‘ to S ‘
Pius... Hie-nu. WWW WWWMW 9 2:7???
I.0§'l'.W ‘
“11%;! mug-i an an}... trainer “is;
m or w .e r - '. '
“Witt-...; ’luuL 1% ID Ci 1} rclllrlilfi§rrfl
, ...;n...‘.1.“.;“ . $14.45.}; It the
1 t nil Maple sit reel: Sor-
i'irst iii. It. i' uri:
_ walk. Finder willplease return the same to
this nfiire. all St
gl” REWARD. w. ('lusier pin containing
.. rub) i‘urrunmlfll by diamonds. Proh-
‘lyiy Ural lie-[\‘tfl‘n Franklin street and bands?-
blwk. A liberal reward will be paid for ill
pump to lbi-i stiller. uni-5 lm
SATlilliiAY, BOT. ll.
Ilmiscww I it
Copyright. .m, A;
E. Houseworth.
(Mr H «tails! on thee 'r whom WE REI'I'IM-
MEN 1 an ONE UFTIIW III-“12w!“ I» with
m. from il a. In. to all) p. In. on shared-it. Ind
vi ill make no rhargr Inexnmlne eyes.
All uIrI-Mrl ittlllrllllfl'vl. with prices to suit
lllv Hum. lII-o way of tilting llli' cycle an
Jill-nut fruit: other» no the day and night.
H. S. ROOD.
'tl SIMS silt. Nll’TII SUBWALK. ('lllt'lit.
iyoitm
m collector's" lliiTlBE.
\‘tlfl’lt‘il is hereby given to all nous liable!
a to pay law» to the Town I» Norwaik. in
tlw ('uutily nf l‘airllr-ld. and State of comm-ti-
3.13.33 m‘m' r‘uent I'lptwoi iwl.thh:tll‘;ill
r n rte re as i taxes at l i ur-
lu thousand to II" I
na ii 3
until I
Collector In a
the list of
with“... J” "“"l‘ ti”W“‘§‘"l‘
it I in raw l. . 1
Im. from it) til-1min, filming". ‘tl‘n‘tlll lgfill
o'i- hafnium-m.
At the store of J, I' llamile. Winnipank
Tnmiay. August zllth. rm. irum lio'rlork until
“ll:"‘.‘l”‘z"""r'l" h must use it.
emcee .i «am e.a
I'll-e Mile River. on fpnendi ay ember u
use. from 5m o‘r‘mk. afternoon. until i
”'iilinlli'gi'i’lh the TaxCoi in. it...
0
Annie llnihll in the it" ugh of . mall,“
Illlll Town of . Walk on ell-rails". A
flint. but. from 9 err-lock. {Wm
u'rimli.ailerrmou.aud from? o'clock
"'Srwhi“ than? on s m. o...
r. . . .n rn. .
Main street and Jar-oh I. Iaytotllwghlu.
um atmt.i~mth small. are authmtud to
"Montana's“...u'm” . .....m.
the m daynt'tmonn . Ia “insinuate
of nine per rent. will be c the let
me! Hertz-aim. in. until i um Ill." be
(lmflli'. B. Dr. JUHN.
for add Town of Ronni]. on
at ' than. A Mi.“
. . w a"
1'0 LEARN 'l’lil:
S. T. Taylor System
“on.
D mak' g
rcss Ill .
Mn 1. A. lhrlrrdsuima res nuptials In
36love system. '0! ruminant call on "....
use
Mrs. J. A. Decker.
Ii Ila-Ml Place. its. Namath.
Mus-m afflict-r '
gotta-immaculate.
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Norwalk Chronicler