more, my
Ill or» one rename nou-
J were run "dill". "
”thence-beams» lieu-ear
‘ arm nee men-re acme loalree
‘ ‘WJIMA—lvere-evulralaelea'e
, ”menu-em
‘d‘ay'YoaagAmwieaie happyoverthe
‘taetthat he mademorenoiaeand did
M mm thannerhdoreinyeau.
linear-ammo! ”5-.me
fifteen-ream celebmhmof theNa-
night; commencing abortly after eun-
down and continuing until daybreak
yeeterday morning. Then there were
brief rupiteuntil hreakfmt time, after
whichthedih continued until noon. in
of haudaomedieplayeoffiro-
Norwalk the Independent
rangalltbehelleintheeity.
large’houfirmwere kindledin
the town and theDemocratieArtillery
clubaroueedtheinbautanteand broke
InSout‘h
club
the'Alphaerocmeuleoet the more at
Phoenix Engine company andHopelio-e
company. The membaa of theWheel
button up town, making lite minerable
for people living on Weet avenue.
,. IT WAS A “MINUS NUBTII.
lcwtha Day-recounted bylnvwalk
Mahala-(Water.
Thcdayatllotonl’ointweecelelmt-
edwithmoreentbmieamthanweeever
heforenmntbtedattbatpopolarreeort.
It la mtimated that 5,!Il0peopla were
tlime,themajorityof whom weutfrom
thaliorwalke on the eteamere Cityof
Albanyand Sylvan Shore, which ranat
frequentintaveleandafiordedampleac-
commodationeforthelergeorowd. The
ironeteamboat Penetration: New York;
the eta-tor lercedee, from Newark.
andtheoyeter boat C.W. Boyt.from
Bridgepcrt,which landed pemeugereat
the Mm loaded almoet totbeir
limit. in the grove Keine’e baud die.
coerced excellent mode and received
many compliment. Anorcheetra fur—
nbhed mueicfor dancingin the peril-
ion,and thie peetime wee enjoyed by
large m of young people. The
many attrwom were liberally patro-
lled, and the billing” very fine.
Several improvemntr are being made
iothevleinity of thepieret tbel’oiut,
amoagthem the building or alanding
widiafioattoremellbcate,andatower
cowhidt will heplaced alargebelmo
berungaaawerningwhenitietimefor
fieeteammtedepart.
Thatmithannnelclambakeotl’utnam
ofthocompnyweretaateiuliydecorated
with fiege.buntingandpalme.andpro
aeatada beautiful appearance. About
whthedinlng-rocm.wheree
Aateetmdetoek. Thepiuowmkiado
lylamlhyl. W.fitadwetlandthe
fibdmwwfllm
lav
heteethnegeiabceieteatedthe
M h althg manner at their
,__is.;m notions or!
‘UfiTEVANT’S BA
_ and family, Charlea Race and family, J.
' Heentertained about fifty of hie friende.
Trow dock. near BatcthaileyaCo'e plan-
“ on A AA
RGAlN HOUSES,
one one 813nm, some... nonwamr.
’llol Stole «Will he line III B ‘Jtlyi‘ll. .
uhouhMmmlol-ing furuiehed tillardiell rtteet. Thelittle glerith
br-Bmflum . Wampum,“- income:-
'l'hellorwalklawn'ratnieclubdevmh Newton 0. Gravee'docr
votcdthc morningto purine nun-in no! It 8 O'clock rutwoeyetumoon.
iheirtouroament. Thefiretpriaeinthe monodthaoraehereweetbrownin-
eingleewu won byRohertVauBurou. ‘0 he he Ewell-moment-
Jr.,andthefiretlndouhleebyA.B.Mlhoiufiammahle wee-ooh
Ru-ellandRVanBuren. 'l'heaoooud m‘ Hum-shorten»
flacelneingleawill heccutmtedforto- “ohm «owed the attention of
day. From'tto can afternoon toawea
eervedby the ladiee of theolub mthe
caeino lraBamuelLWeed,gowned
in white. lawn and diemcude,preeided
over the tablee and wu eatiated by
Ifive Angre (libbe, in white lawn
with blue trimming; Mira [nee
Keeier. ina green gown and diamond
ornaments; Mien Fanny bound. in
white lawn. Roman eaeh,eml Mine liebel
Cbolwell Miller, in white piguet and
tlouucee. like Inn Steplw, of Bridge
port,agueetofltieeKeeler,weegowned
in white lawn with yellow trimminga.
In the evening the club gaveadnnce,
male for which wee furniahed by
Wheeler&Wileou’eorcheetra.
.ldr.andlire.GeorgeB.Fitch and
daughter Fannie gave a lawn party at
their home on the Half Mile lalacd road,
Eaet Norwalk,entertainlng the following
friende: Rev. C. If. Pegg and family,
Mr. and In. dimmer-on. Jerome Smith
in extinguiebiug the fiancee, although the
child’e clothing wea eluted burned d1.
Dr. J. If. Ooburn wee filled and did
everything poeetble for the little eufierer.
Herieftarmaudepartof her rigbtone
wueeobadlyhuruedthat theekinpeel—
ed oil, and her thighe and body were
literally meted. She doubtl. inhaled
come oftheilame, aerhecalledcomtant»
ly for water. Aftefa while ahe did not
appear to feel much pain. but the phyaio-
iane who had been enmmomd gave up
hope, and 3:35 o'clock thb morning the
peered away. lire. Gravee had both
her hauda terribly burned.
little Edith had many friends, who
grieve over the terrible accident. Ir.
and lira. Keith havethe sympathy of the
entire community. '
Irving mo, eon of William Finch, of
VanZendt avenue, lighted the lure of a
cannon. Itdidnotappeartoburu,aud
euppoaing it had gone out. theyoung
man went'to the cannon again. it went
oil.thepowderatrikinghiul full In the
face. The physicians fear he will looee
hie eyeeight.
Lottie, daughter of Ir. and lire. Gua-
tav Piteer, ofhtfituart evince, aet tire
to her clothing while diacharging fire
crackcre, and the wee coulduahly
burned before the blue could be put out.
Special oilicer John Many had hie face
badly burned by a large dynamitecraok-
er Monday night, which acme one let
oi! near him.
mlloh BOUNCE.
Ileana-M at the leg-tar leat-
Iagertaeneera laaeay light.
A atated meeting 01 the Boudochun-
cilmen wee held londay night, layer
Lockwood preaidiug and all memhere of
the Board being preeent.
Permimion wee Uked to erect a hand
etand on the mound in front of the Con.
gngatioual church. The petition wee
laid on the table.
A petition from taxpayere in the lower
part of the city naked for the extaieirm
of the Woodward avenue newer to Lawn-
doeavenuc. Gourmilman Volk raid there
were over thirty houeee on theavenue
that could he amt-ed, and he moved
thatthepetition be granted. The city
eurveyor wee inetructed togetaprofile
and eetinmtea for the work.
The electric lightcommieeionera report-
ed favorably on the petition for an elec
tric light on Livinptotle place.
Rcaidenta and taxpuycra ofCrdaratlcet
petitioned for a map and profile of that
thoroughfare. (.‘cuncilman Mcflahon
thought the Direct ahould he fifty feet
wide ite entire length. The petiton waa
granted. The city eurveyor wee instruct-
ed to make a enitablemapaud profile
of the etraet.
Three bille of A. Bach were ordered
paid, with theuoeptlou of the iteme for
raining the mauhoiee cu thelinecfthe
electric railroad.
The committee on were and the city
attorney were instructed to make ar-
rangemonta with the borough authoritiea
regarding the laying of a aewer through
Stuart avenue to the city line.
The electric light mmmimionen were
ordered to attach the feetnen on the
doore of the hook and ladder and beta
houeee with the electricfirealarmeya-
tem,eo that they will unlock whatever
an alarm of fire to turned in.
The layout of Went atreet, from Tay-
loraveuuetothecity line. at prepared
bythcclty aurveycr, wae adopted. and
thepropartyownere will be ordered. to
appear bercrethecoanctlouJuly 11 and
heheard regarding the cheap.
A motion prevailed that the commit-
tee on etreeta and eidewalke invmtigate
and report on all etreete in the city that
are laid out, on which ddewalh have
been ordered laid, but which have not
been putdown.
Theatreet m wee ordarcl
not to pnrehmeany more ermhed atone
R. lierviu, of East Norwalk; Ir. and
tire. Daniel G. Bette, of Wilton. A
clam bake was eerved at noon, after
which Mr. Jimmereon photographed the
group. Bathing was much enjoyed.
At 7:30 a fine eupper wee eerved.
Aclambako was served at thehome
of Mr. and In. J. S. Randall. Rivet-aide
avenue, thoee present being ll. W. Koo
in and family. George Gray, of North
Wilton; Mire Daisy Raymond, Bridge—
port; IlisCarrie VanCleft, of Oueonta;
T. 1. Raymond and family, Mr. and lire.
M. D. Randall, Mr. and hire. A. N. Pad-
dock, James L’Hommedieu.
The Bart Norwelk fire department
debated in the Fourth by giving a
clamhnke at liayfiower Book and lad-
der company's houee. Chief Elmer
Allendricke wee meater of ceremoniee.
Everything pamedofi' emoothly. Fully
eeventy-five people enjoyed the bake.
Mr. and Mn. Charles E. Seymour, of
Went atreet, gave a clambake, which
wae enjoyed by twenty-two people, in-
cluding Mr. and hire. Richard Barton,
Mr. and lire. N. S. Beymcurand tamily,
of New Haven. Theodore Knapp served
one of his elegant gilt-edge chowdere.
Nellie Hogan, the little daughter of
John Hogan. oi Norwaik, had her face
filled with powder, and her hair and eye.
brown einged, caused by a pan of pow,
der which ahe wen trying to light, llaeh-
ing up.
Edward Dufl'y wee ehot in the thigh
with a blank cartridge by levelio 1... fiber
wood. llie clothing wee torn and hie
aide wounded.
Some of the members of the Norwalk
Bapt’ut church and Sunday school picnic-
edat Compo beach, where they hada
clambake,
Willie Audrewe of Main etreet, Nor-
walk, burned hie lelt hand badly yeeter
day morning by the expioeim of a large
tire cracker.
Cuptain Bell gave hie annual clam-
bake in hie oyster hours on Front etreet.
in Stamford. laet night, Frank Maire,
eon of John loom, ehot oil a cannon and
a portion of hie left hand.
A party of South Norwalk people went
to Glen inland in the yacht Florence ll.
ACCIDBRTli AND Pllfiti.
.a um. um liar-ea to DcatI~A alter-t
mare Calla eat the Department.
Fortunately there were no aerioue
firee yeeterday, although the department
wucalledoutat 2:20 in the afternoon
to quench a blaze on the oldDanhury
iagmill. Thefire wardiecovered by
William ilarfud from the railroad
hridge.andheeeutinaneiarmfrnmhoa
lo.cnthel¢crwalk lron Wortebnildiag.
Aline of have atllatcthelleyaCule
faetwyweeattachedto a hydrant. but
for an alum. Thefirewaequickly
antlegeivhed. ‘l‘hetruckdidnotarrive.
it had be. etaadingouteidediehoaee “a
“mew.audwhn “Manhunt”.
ahammmehllr.r.w.llarmermey 11...“de
waeiahecoaeordetreetdhtrict. mmumm,u
nailed the truck aroundtheoorner oi mmmNM
Hull-denim lain etraettfll “mnhu'”
mumwwflemmww
thvwiegthereerwhaeteottbetruohea
thaMwherecaectthem locked
withthedaetriomoolroppcettnthe
“haunt-netted. 'theuecteawe
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The“
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“mum.” '
eryulhweeoreeeleetrmtelte
“inductive-mumb-
uattelareeetaetwat my:
ell
til,
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2A‘
lire. Graveeurhoran outaudmoeeded g.
9 _
line 01' Clothing
fit’eocietyheldthelrpionicinthe' woode twoflfr.andlre.WilllamJ.Kdth.of’
amino-internationa-
.mfl‘hw'
A Jet e—on. liev. Joiner.
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onwmnmwmnm
the Wet-We lair ground-“them
m came
whiekyeahihtt-ade fir him
«Dumb-lend.
waeglven a rldetctke patrolharn. where
he admitted attaching the exhibit. He
waekepta prlecner whileawarrant wee
being procured. and meanwhile wrote out
a long atatement of "Why I etruek the
whlekypcwer." eayi that
Jehova told him and that hedid it on the
Fourth at July ea an appropriate day. .
V lung the law liberty Dell.
Alarm, July a—llundreile ct
gathered at the Clinton ll. Heneely
he Ia‘ and Ian mic Witty.
Connector, 8. 0., July e-nnuer
Block, colored, committed eulclde by
in; hlmaelf to a rafter. lie wae
entonaccount oi lack ot whieky. A white
man named G. W. Irvin. auiferlng from
the name complaint, attempted middahy
jumping into the river. He war reamed.
Jceeph Brown,colored,waa fatallyatabbed
byTruceDrayton. Thiewaeaceaecf too
much whhky.
Alan Mayhem-Mm
Lem leuxn Cl'n',L 1.,July ti-‘l'ha
detaila ot a deaperate attempt to aacape
hunt the Queena county jail have tum
leaked out. l-‘ive abort term riaonera
wereooncernadintheattempt. 'Breplana
oftheachetuewere dieeluaedto the Jail--
hymeofthepriaonerewhorafueed intake
partiatheeirovttor ire-don The men
were feerfully puuiehed by the jailere.
hw- “Inmate“
Pmunmu, July a—Alter thing
hla eweetheart adieu. Emil 0.33M
nnlkedanundthecurnertc atone
the Flint Reformed church. KW“
andPedualm-ndehctumm fdnd.
Goldman waee cabimtmeker. or
been by hb paranta for
meandering hie money at Glouceeter.
'Ieuweeh at flew Bahia.
Bruenn’e Ber, Ila... July 5.—
preeident at an early hour title It
had not arrived at Gray Gablea. Kohl.
eaainurhad beeuentertained he he la in
communication with Mrs. Cleveland ,
ie well. Therewaaamcdaathmtvery
ty dieplay of fireworks at Gray Gablu
Decker la a lush lent-d I.
PETERSBL'BB. Va. July h—Cbarlea V.
Deckeriatobetried here thin month for
bigarny. in 1687 he married a young
woman in Gloueeater count . and laet
year he married hliaa Mattie Ileaaley
this city. Decker iaalao wentedin 2"
York for bigamy committed there.
'I’hctlmk “Iflihm
Tamar, Wuh., July h—Ngr.8atollt,
ablegnte of Pope leo,atatee Dr.
0’6 that there are pending diplo-
matic . otiationa to bring the Greek
church Ronnie intothe keeping of the
Vatican. Themria ncwtheheadotthe
lluaaiau church.
‘lheleiehetag'a Organic-ties.
ileum, July o.—-lt baa heenarrenged
that the reichatag today“ electflarr
vovx inveteow. Coaeervatlve. praaidaut:
Baron von Puel-Beranberg. Clerical, firat
vice preaident, and Profeeanr vcn Mar-
quardeen. National Liberal, aeoond vice
prveident.
no min» In. leaned unne.
New You, July t.——At the earned an-
nual meat of the Tcuriet Cycle club of Pat
even. N. .l.. at Clifton track in that city,
one world'e record waa broken by 74mm
man, who won the quarter mlledaehin D
ereonAle.whiehlcwrra the record bylH
eecouda.
A "mm In. It. "It.
MUM), tie, July a—ueui Waldo.
wee
have, opened a complete
30er “ 9f," children's
wear." from the "chenneet
meet-ten THE EXHIBI mm Hill ”my; “IE
new.
‘ em snow or Town.
.A‘v
m
for Men’s.
t6 the
a
Annie mm W Rather
rm 031mm emu.
Inlalaetaa lam none-
lull-wed Mimi!“
larvaylteluau‘dmtthaea'heulhe
'aeDrtnuadllaetlaaeAweureeavi-e.
lineman. 31.)" July anhen Annie
Doniap’e motherolrleotadtoayoungman
whowaeoourtinghernhebeeamedupoudr
rahaudevaryoneln thie llttlavlllage.
which ie not far from Morrietown, noticed
a workable change in the girl. She
hailed, and noting that her mother could
Mitochangd ahecalmly anddallharatoly
planned toend her life. _
Bhewmdiacuvered uncommon- In had
lent Saturday. morning with three empty
Minimum bottle-When. Phyalclana
wwewunmened,endtheglrlrevivedenfl-
duly to limit having mellowed What
“been in the three bottl- inan M“
tend her lite. Eberelapeedlntcuneon-
Lnnialivedwith her mocha-noun:
Intimid- De amend wee paidlry
tinfcrherawviceeeehoueekeeper.D-e
hiaulurray, a young carpent'.hoarded
natlreoeeuywlththeneomotaandfell
luluvewithAnnie. llielovewaereturnad.
ran. Grout aeeueed Hurray“ lntem~
Middle and ord-adhimoutof the
row the the girl. She waeinetruetadto
havenothlng todo withblm.and on
Thumday M when the morning mall
brought here latteraddrvmrd in Inrray’e
hand, Ire. De Gout eonfieeated it and
eternlylecturcdherdaughter.
Annienturnedatlo o’clock unfriday
nightandfailedtoappearatbreakfaetthe
following morning. Heryounger data
fouudherunounaeiouainhedat no o’clock
thatmorning. Twolettere lay haeideher.
They were addra-edtc Henry Dunlap,
heralder brother. who liveein Monietowu
andthnBateaPanonuaeieteratHw-
rial’lalm. Bothletteraweruhvief.
“lemgotngtokill myrell,"ehe wrote,
hecanaelhavenolhing to live tor. God
enrelywtllha'giveme. Bakindandgood
tceveryhodyaadirewillmeatanta."
Withthe letter-a wee found a liat of
friendewhom ahe eeleeted toectea pall-
' beenraathercwnfuneral.
Whenyouugxurraykeardofhiaeweeto
hmrt'aeoaditionoafiaturdayaight heat
once went to her home. IfraDe Grout
mathiraatthadoorandretueedtopermlt
hlmtceee the dylugirl. 'l'heaound of
voieeer-ehedAnnie.whoatthemo
mtweeconadoua Shepitaoualyhm
tobopermlttedtoemhim andtham
relented Murraythmcouldnctbefound
andthegirlrelapaed lntouneonaciou-em
withhnameuponherlipe.
"Anulewaaarumarkahlygcodandpvet-
tygirl,"ealdlre.Dunlap.the dudgirl’e
eieter-ln-law. "She undoubtedly lend
llurray,aadfiewaadrivvntcd
lathe unkindneea of lulleGront, who
orderedllurrayentotbiehonae.
“The poor girl took her life deliberately.
lknowahetoldfrlendejuethefcrethaaui—
clde o! her determination to die. “loan
live no longer with my etepfather.’ laid
ahe, “but lcannotlivewithout mymother.
tic therela onlyone thing leftfov rue—J
mnatdle. Godwillforxiverha.’"
Ierkvnwmlemlatara.
Aanle’a frieudeiulleudhamepeakiuthe
higheettarmeotxher. Hurrayleft lend-
ham immediately after Aanie'e death.
vowingnethoreturuagain.
Wound lrathrootar-uneommnnic
eative about the outside. "ng poi-
Iunedherealf.hutwe don'lknowanyno
Ionic“ "wee elleitherof themwonld
ray.
Theydaclene thetyoung lurraywaea
harddrlnkerandnotatell therlghtman
forthalrdanghter. Othereiu
nnm,whleh ahe had purehaeed in three
mall bottlee from In many localdrug-
gleteearlyleetweek.
mum-wheel.
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fromthieetorewith eatiefactiontonu-u-
cuetomera. Weaek particular mice to the
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