m.
:3
closehuying. .
lFflii slslcollllrul
1c are or unsure est recs
.3 n. J. mourns sen.
mpm‘mm‘am
I} anomalous-m Il'hat
, t mwumaymsamue
Aim lvldease.
'lfhccase of E. J. Wadhams against
Hal uel Grille. who was accumd of
nut ngflbiromthemfe in Hr. Wad-
hsl South orwflkmarkstmnfiatnr-
,July 15, was heard before Justice
BdivsrdBarrettthismorning.
lit. Wedhams told a very lengthy
Ito: ,ciflngthe reasonshehad forens-
pes ngtllat the money was taken by
Ir. Grim-l. lies-id he ill-st missed the
, mohayou his arrival from New York
citjrthe following Monday. He found
that Ir. Griffin, who was helping them
outlin the market that Saturday, was
alone in the market for about iliten
minutes during the noon hour, and as he
knew the combination of the safe he had
ample opportunitytoshstractthemcney.
lir..Wadhams mid he told City Attor-
ney‘Lightof the matter and wsslnform-
edlillat there was very little evidence
against Griflln, but a warrant wasdrawn
up 1ior his arrest. Before taking it to
thegrand juror tp-jign Ir. Wadhams
went to Grill: at 'Avieon’n market,
and} accused him of stealing the money.
The! latter denied all knowledge of
the mining cash. Mr. Wsdhams then
sent out for an odiccr, but before he
arrived Griffin had disappeared. Mr.
Wadhams thought Griffin had hidden
the money in the rear of Avison’s store,
’ ~ STRICTLY \‘
;Tbielaechenceneverbeforeoifered
w'lehtocerlythemoverenother
.. _ lM m‘mem
‘ * luallsiswlsrssnlmsslssrsssilsrlss'fsels, tsteleisrttls
~ Islssss at no (ls-u
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1 Boy’s high grade, pneumatic tire bicycle; new, regular .60 wheel, for 025.00.
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH lfam AND ANN flame, SOUTH NORWALK.
erewrn or run «Tribunals.
changes has lave Ink- Masseuse
thalaad'aslallt-
Thedemolltionoftheoldfreiglltdspot.
formerlyussdasaststica, which lsnow
hebltsuts, only siewofwhomareleft,
tslkingabeutlheesrlydsys oithstw
York and New Haven road, and compar-
ing ill condition then with what it is to—
day. There wen only onetrack; trains
were few and far between, and the pee
mac: traillc wen so light thstltonly
requiredone or two nlenloiillthepceb
dons—ticket agent.“ m master.
Wt newt. um Item. Web
operator, and soon. All the business was
trsnsseted in the little depot. which wee
then considered adequate for all purpos-
es. Now fully twenty men are required
to transact the company’s business in
South Norwalk. Forty-nine trains, leave
New York every day for east hound ste-
ticon, twenty-eight of which arrive and
stop at this city. Fourteen trains includ-
ing some above enumerated, are through
trains from New York to Boston. From
this city every day twenty-seven trains
leave for New York. The entire number
of miles of railroad controlled by the
Cornelidatsd in 1,400.08. Twenty-one
thousandmeu emnow on the pay rolls.
For the year oHMthspayoitheofl-
cersaudemployesofthe road amounted
to summons. The total receipts for
the year were “2,490,738.83, and the net
receipts for the same year were 02,102,-
Wfiii. The read now owns about 250
engines, and 5,900 cars. including coach-
es, sleepers, freight cars, coal cars, etc.,
also floating stock composed of ninetugs,
twenty-four floats and the steamer Diary-
hut when be commenced to search for .it
an old gentleman objected and he ’
awrly. He then had Grifln arrested.
Willard Wadhams, the '
son and book-keeper, said he did
baltlnce the cash Saturday night and
didnotmiss the money until Monday.
Two or three other people, he said, knew
the combination of the safe. He said
the books showed there should have
batman the receipts of the South
Nmiwalk market, but when he counted
the cash there was only $290.
The justice decided that there wee not
suilllcientevidsnce to hold Ir. Grille,
andmcquitted him. E. If. Inckwood,
of lilorwalk, defended the accused.
It. In said that Ir. Gridin will sue hlr.
Wadhamn far defamation of character.
IIIIIPPAN TRAINING TRACK.
a nurses to watch see-ta Norwalk la-
la Principally Interested.
Norwalk basemen are becoming some-
whilt interested in the new training track
on the Shippan road, Stamford. The
mjicct was conceived and put into ex-
ecution by Dr. Charles G. Bohannon,
South Norwalk,hin brother, Dr. Benjamin
Boll , of Stamford, and never:
aid ‘ pills-non whohavea fouduem
for evcything pertaining to trotting
honles, especially well—bred animals.
Tile track is a half mile course. Both
strcichee are built on salt meadow. hav-
ingabaseof gravelwith muckandtu'rf
from three to five feet deep, and it is top
drained with about one foot of loam.
Thil-ak-lawery elastic footing upon
whibhooltscanhetnined to anyhgree
without the lent possibility of having
sorene- produced. The presmt width of
the track is from twenty-two to
thirtyvflve feet, but when dubbed it will
he born forty-live to siatyoir feet. The
tllttkienowtriangularinshape, but
when completed will be made into the
regulation form. it inspected that it
will be completed by next spring.
Gianni the uh“ features of the track
in the mum quick time in which
iterilldrynpaftwrsln. No mettsrhow
’halldthedrowmflnhalf an hour after-
words the track will be completely dry.
It it already commanding attention from
edict-town horseman, who have ex-
prewed a desire to send their cells there.
Tiltlraaranow three hors- la training
froth levwalk. The sable worn-rod»
tinti- will hes-lulu tothree than their
peer-t capacity as scones po-tble, and
whrnthetraehis sntlrely completed it
will be among the best in New ug-
lea! fer tripling rum
Tillers are new a isms number of high-
pvioed yseng horses at the track, many
of Ilhnhvlagicr thsh dies such far
mob bore-as “Quartermaster," "lam-
bribe carer," "sol-r us "Ala-sun:
“but the greatest living dr- of race
rig:
'i
land. The regular passengers last year
in 35.667.818.03 and the commuters
389.90. The total number of pamen-
gers «one was 14,058,905. There are
‘ ' Magenta in the employof the road
about 500 stations in use.
PERSONAL
Pin-saws
[281108.
Paragraphs About Our and
Other Punk's Iris-(a.
Mr. and lira. A. Blanchard, of West
street. are at Barre, lass.
guest of lire. H. E. Dean. at Rotor:
Point.
Misses Mary Shannon and Susie Hogan,
of Norwalk, left town yesterday for the
World’s Fair.
Mr. and lire. Charles Clarke, of lu- at the head of Indian harbor, issituated
diauapolis. are visiting friends on West the Bruce lemorial Home, erected and
bruabutanwcareoverstoekedonthesegoodn'anddo
moderourcustomsrssoextrsoppormnitytobeneflth
inmhasmtscmeof theoldestinv.
selling the cigars, which were ulwtalnp~
ed, to variousdealers about town.
or that he thought the cigars Hakin had
taken in this way would amount ”$00
worth. He was loath to have Iiakin ar-
rested. and for the sake of the family
gave them a chance to settle the matter,
'hut they did not do no. lir. Hoyt said
he had thought a great deal of lfakin
and had donemuch more for him than
most employers would.
lice Edward Barrett took place in City
Attorney Light‘s office, and was, for
some unknown reason, strictly private.
The justice found probable cause, and
bound lakin over to the next term of
the Superior Coltrt under bonds “81,000.
No one furnished the required surety
and he will be takento Bridgeport jail to
lira. L. C. Green, of Norwnlk,'u the await trial.
Where lard Working Wanna Vlad lmh
/ .
H03!” 01 III! "A".
mammalian-mosse-
Waffle-assume.
N. J. Bale, formerly of Antonina
dekuwnsrthbmkaMFor
thelastiew he hen been upped
‘instadio athdlileld.
orthesevsnty-twodeslsrsholsomso
genes in Connecticut required totake
out agovsrnmmtlicmseundsrlhsnew
kwAngustl,butllvehaveapplied. The
whelssslsllcenns ism,tllemsnaiaet
HE STlllE Hill BIGIBS.
AN "PM" 0? uorr & 0WD
Illllll sealer.
‘l‘he l‘lr- lad Ilse- llneiaa least [an
lsarlya!ear.hat Wm Unable to Its
the Get-en Anyone Until Their “Ip-
plagllleskwas'l’akem'lel. '
ElienF. lakin,sonof Ire. Ruth Ia-
kin, of Day street, who, for thcpast few
years, has besnemployed by The Hoyt
& Olmstead Cigar company, was arrmt-
ed last night on a serious charge.
Ova'ayearegoycunglakln was tak.
on from the msin'room and advanced to
a better position in the cilles. last
August the llrm began to mi- lagers,
butconlddstsotnooneiathe theft un-
tilyounglfakin was taken sick a few
months ago, who the theiving .
On lakin’s recovery and return .mk m4!" ”I" d '9'
Theron 0.11m. one of the firm, watcll- Yuma-r mine Well-r Gilbert.
ed him closely, and llnslly found a large used shiny-five. Ion 0‘ - mm M
number of m in a” cellar, which wealthy farmer at Newlield, committed
liakin had secreted there with the inten’ ”We hr “kins Radium Aboard-no
tion of selling them. yeanngohewss divorced frumhinlllst
pm 01gb. young my '0'. ... a, wife, and shortly after married li-
hring the how of as." from the fact- Alice Fechtsr, of the well-known family
or! to thenpsching room. While doing of sins-n of New Haven.
this he would abstract a full bus from Ray Earl, eighty years old. of New
the pile, substitute an empty box, and loudest, started yesterday noon to walk
to Chicago on a wager offl00thatlle
can walk to that city in forty-two days,
takingwithhlmnomoremouey thanie
necemary for ferrhge, trusting to look
and the notoriety of his trip to obtain
sustenance on the way.
George N. Simonds, a Hartford letter
carrier. has disappeared with his four.
year-old son. He is a widower with three
children, and has been in poor health for
some time. He hasnhown signsof mel-
ancholia for some time.
At New Rochelle the police arrested a
man who gave his name as Edward
Thompson. of Yonkers, N. Y. The
charge against him was stealing an .800
horse from Winsted, Monday night He
placedtheauimalinacerboundfor New
York and was found in the car with the
animal.
Rev. J. J. IcCook. of lisrtfcrd,has
prepared a nampcsnnm ism
fourteen American cities. Thenamhm
of bone lids tramps is given sumo.
More than one-half say that they were
skilled laborers. Among the wanderers
there were three electricians, two stock
brokers, two reporters, a music teacha
andanartist. They reportedgoodhealth.
Thirty aretotel abstainerr sndlnostoi
necticut who hm tekenoutallcensels
unsatNechndon.
George Werner Colathswell-knowa
architsetoithenrmeIChslldlee-aible
oiBostcn,disdathishomsinlfecha-
don,Wedn-daynlght. Bewaeillwith
typhoid feverch two weeks. Bowen
llr. Hoyt informed a Semen. report-
Thc hearing this morning before Jus-
BRUCI IBIOBIAL IIOIB.
Air and Melanoma Fara.
About half a mile east of Greenwich,
liaiu street. comfortably furnished throughout at the
Rev. 11.8. Brown and family, or Lock- im 0" W l. Brion. Eat. in
port, N. Y., are visiting at the residence memory 0‘ h" "'0 W dnushtfm
of H. 8. Brown. lillviland street. 9 In aspen-fact Iboutwlmo- lhloblecl
trial Beulah Blanche Willcock, of " "’ Wm ° '3‘“ "L '7'” “m“
Brooklyn, N. Y.. is the guest of Mr. and fare and rest to thirty persons at ‘ time,
an Frank N. Ferris, Elm Grove Place. 5"?" “m“ '°' "W '“h'm'” “m“
Charles Fitch of the South Norwalk "" '“ hm” '° “ lure “Mb" °' a”
need d ' th he i
Boston store, started yesterday on his y unng a summer moot ' u
, guests will beselectsd from the indus-
annugmvacstion, which he wlll spend In trlons P007 of New York, and ”Ml"!
hard-working women. The building in
H5. Carter, 0‘ W6“ avenue, accom- pleasantly situated ona knoll overlook-
wlied err- and Mrs- Meeller Martin. lngan inlet of ill. Sound.close tothe
of New York city. will leave town for site of the historic "on lull" The
WWW"F“’ 51""6‘1- grounds about it have been beauti»
Ire. Almira Wake, of Bergen, N.J., fully graded, and altogether the home
and George Gwyer, of New York city.
is an attractive one not only to
srespendlnga few days with In. Iisry the inmates but to pa-ersby. The
(i. Townsend, Elm Grove Place.
dimensions of the foundation are 44
Henry lluukemeier returned yesterday I” if”. in “’8 Wont are located
afternoon from a two months' mp a dining room 21.10a41.10; a kitchen
WNW America. “.m'iiud 1901210; a laundry l2al0, end two
twenty-six m, stopping at many 04 closets, mob 517 feet. The balance of
a” principal citia. u“ g"; '9,“ to the basement is used as scold cellar.
SeattleandfmmtheretoBritishColum— Outhoflm Wm Ill-dot nudists»
bla, SanFrancisco, Topeka, Chlcago, and WW.M¢I bedroom-allow
“Mm closetandtotlet rnom,whileouthsnec-
m~-~—-~-~ end floor the are eleven bedrooms and
Another Argument for and leads.
Another argument for good roads has
two large bathrooms. The interior is
beeupressutedbytheliartford Post no
hard sand finished with natural wood
trim. A planaten feet widesacirelen
on the ground thatthsy would facilitate
mail service of the state. That
the building, which gives an open prom-
newspaper says: ”There are about 1,l00
shade of lhreehnndred feet.
railmof railroad in Connecticutand the DRYING mm'rr AHACI”.
mail is largely carried by the railroads.
huttheresrswbatare celled mail mes-
Ber-e of the mt- laddeah's
routes thehighwa and
0”,“. lift Ian Damages.
John W. Haddockmf Dash, who has
StateoiCmuecthat. covering” miles,
Wh the several in-
Ileoughtsuitsgalastlllrsmil.braper.
claimingwmo damnefllesattaehed
yofDrspsrtothstnlaoant. The
of tlrstpsrsgrsphlu thscomplatstallsgss
”that Bull-ensued: ls,nadat the
“nebula mentionsdwm,tlle wiisof
thsplsiuttl.” Themecadpsrsgsaphat
”that on the 30th of February,
lblt.whflsthsssld Kmellaeflsadock
i
it
5
iliir
i
liii
puttegwet naps-s m0 Minna-
desvorhgeo min wits fro-the
lei-hat.” nauseous-us tots
wean—erroneous.“
themreadandwrite.
.
IDWAYTON.
The fair and sale of Rising Slar Divi-
sion, 8. of T., will be held tonight and
tomorrow night in C. 11. Holder's new
hallon Iain street. People who have
omitted to send in their donations may
leave them at the hall.
—anndgetyourshoesatheodore
Olsen's bankrupt sale at South Norwalk.
careers" rule}:
Mies Eva rm, of wm, is visiting
her aunt, Hrs. C. E. Gregory.
The Cranberry Plains Sunday school
picniced in Bouton's Grove yesterday.
Frank Clarke and Charles Young: are
in New York city today.
Adogowncd by Edwin Gilbert, nup—
posedtobemed,waeshotbykir.0ilbert
yesterday.
Aloendgetyourshoesst'fhsodm
Olsen's bankrupt sale at South Norwalk.
”—‘wis’frbii "' “
The Westport lawn Tennis club gave
alawnpartyonlhe property of B. A.
Williams, Tuesday evening. to a large
number of guests. Carver’s orchestra
furnished male, and dancing and re-
freehmeatswessenjoyedbyall.
it is rumored that (looms A. Shep
pen! a Son will move their mauufactovy
fromthinpieeetothelr new factory at
Bethel, about October in.
list Clara Pickles is visiting Ira.
Robert Pod.
lbs Frances Bradley sad niece are
vidtiaglnhermoAllsa.
iioraeebhsppaldlookout a party in
hbstesmyechthstevealag.
Job-LColeylaaehedhisshsrpts,ll-s
"Camperdewn,’ Wednesday, and
WJellllskis yacht, ”file flour."
Thursday.
Willinmllmrsoueadlldi. Pratt ass
doieg_thestglaeettherlltsCity.
Rev. Ir. flask. W palpits
with ltsv. Ir. Wmlslll, amnesia-s,
“Mamba-lotus”
mmwm.
llm Amsls Phnlsa, cilia-(min
maul-W.”
lies MRMNW,
beganstefhevhsuthm, a. I. Downer.
i
“mm-I'Wh
muffin Tortuga-wetlands
emeeofWhr.ha,l~task.
. l“ '
Sa
beholder.
spection, the more
needless; these
that you can no more
bran-new ioke.
.M-
K,¥”5”fi§“fi°‘3“§fifir_
Boone ofthemany whowilltekeadvantageofour
. SPECIAL SALES.
Hoverthercwasatimeyonneededtomake 25cd050cworth of
purchasing, it is now, and nowhere else in the whole of Norwalk
canyoudoitbetterthanwithusduringthissale.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Size, 13x 111) inches ..... 35¢ each
Size, 151113 inches ...... 33cm]:
Size, 17 x141nchcn..............40c each
Size, 2lxl3iinches ................. . ...... ............49coach
70ftCottonClothcsLines...............................21ceach
1001i Cotton Clothes lanes27ceach
witlicm Clothes Lines bceach
GCakes ectricStovePollshfor........ ....... ......mzcceach
lehogpinfiemBowls .......... 4ceach
50W on on Squeems.............................7ccach
lOOScrubBrunhes—extrseize........ .9c each
400WochandlcdDishliopn... ..... ......” ..... .......~lc each
50Patent00rrngated WashBoards..... ..... ............10ceach
ionootScrub Brushes.... ..... ..... ...... .....10ceoch
300Woodennimll'lour8ieves........ ....... .............8ceech
508ettsTable Knivesanchrks. ....... . ....... ..........50csett
1000urryCombs—hc1v ............. “coach
lOllFancyToothBrush oldersoceach
100 Cross Candle Stick Holders ......................... 15c each
300 Fancy Glass Salt and Peppers ....................... «to each
100 Glass Butter Dishes ................................. 13¢ each
2008ugurShakers ........................................ 7ccacb
looGlassMilk Pitche .......... ...... ..... . ...... .....llceach
100 Glass Sugar Bowls .............................. .. . . .13c each
25 doz Decorated China Sauce Dishes ............ . ....... 69c doz.
25 Iron Front Oil Stoves ........... u .................... 5!": each
300 Children’s Fancy Picturb Books—Nicely iflustrated...!)c arch
3000lass Coffee flasks—Nickle Tops ....... .... .......... So each
25 Boy’s “(agent—100 Quality. .............. ,..‘;.........t;5c each
10 Mexican rues Hammocks ............. ... ........ ...75c each
150 Yellow Ware Pie Plates, 5c each—cheaper than tin and
lots and lots of other, just as good and in many inflances better
bargains, will be found in Our Kitchen Ware meat this
w
t
cynot any one line,but the complete stock all the way through,
a need prices.
83 Washington Street.
0E0. ill llSTlllE. Prop.
We cordially invite one and all; if you don’t want to buy
ace for the
p it is said, is sauce for the
._ Eu anyomuochali as much as the
ey ca h the eye eve
Itbespeuks ' 00d taste to over] . e '5'?“-
ocllencc of these goods. Their cog ' rity is as (whim ago a!
m the middle of .a plain and the c
cod
i. ll. Harvey,
., W l,
blio
want of
oser and
to
help buying than you
Congress
fleets lug. 1m.
We Meet
To- Day
With another tremendous cut
in prices. Even greater than
ever.
THE SILVER llllllAIl
Cannot be compared with the
prices we offer our
Entire Stock
for. If you believe that a penny
saved is two pence earned, take
advantage of this sale of
Boots
SHOES.
AT BNBE.
“limited leteilleelere ia
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers
leather all the m.
Ales Inaafsntarer of Children's Sheer
come just the same, for lockers now are buyers later on.
1| seem IIII SHEET.
...—.4...“
Having purchased a Bankru
Stock of a Boston Manufacturer,
stock over offered for sale in
Theodore H.
rllnlull H. OLSEN’S
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 Willi“ "F 8100K !
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days.
is townandconvince you thatyoucannavefrom
I, m . i ll fa":
~ Goose.
‘w , ‘. .
p.“ l,
\
adrmr' e our of ’
time undwul the admirafionof or
more mln' ute
your iii-
ints will be discovered. Descrlp'tion is
their own story and tell it so forcibly
at a
can help smiling
Wall Papei
fiilflll some I m
-TKE—-
l.T.Prowill0ll
96 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
offer their entire stock of
Wall Paper
at'liopercent. less than regular
prlce.
Sale to commence
lhursdayJuntii
-Wl’ly Not
New Mackerel.
l0 lbs. in Pall.
Will weigh about 1 lb. each.
BRIGHT AND NEW.
They are selling well. 01.20
pail, or 15c single pound.
”Cillllils 0F WIEDBT”
CODFlSH.
3 ls. is In, 30:. s In
llibhlellilumslocl
ll IIITII Illl HIEET.
l0 lllflllil
CELERY
KILL! ALL ram AND W
m arm
their”,
ilwtltslhtslllt.
the largut
lwillnowshowl‘rg tea
Olsen
”WWI”.
mmulmm‘mM
“Marathoner“,-
Hyman-semen] flea
hr.
dollaroneverypalrofshocspurehasedatmystore. Til-”MOM“
aw pair new Turn all nises and widths, ........... ...at e100 former price solo Yankee
rs " Opera Toe ....... ............ 1.75 “ 3.00 _
100 “ Pat. Ti Shou................ ..... ........ 1.00 “ 2.0)
95 “ M80" ......... ..... ...... 1.00 “ 3.00 ‘ .
00 “ Pat. Ti ............... 150 " 34!)
to “ Wine 0 Oxfords 1.50 " “0 unnatural-museums
60 “ Ito-st Goat 1.50 “ 2.00 mum-arse ‘
130 “ Wine Russia calf .......... 1.16 3 3.00 cm I“ 81
"o :1 w mm Oxfords on """ " Iii): - {'3
1w in I'awe'wwwwvivflwvwwe sssss ww- a ' O ..m ”mm.
250 " Wine Russia cur 0613s. m 3; ii: :51.
w .‘ w'OO'w'ae nnnnnnnn nrlt' v I
100 u ' Ti l’at. Trim Edison 01”....” 1.15 ~- zoo G-A-GMWQCO«
90 “ Square Toe at. Oaf 1.00 " 1.50 7’ ”manor ‘
90 " Col-Inca ores Lil) " 2.00 ,
loo " Oxfords.... ...... so u 1.00 ”out “Is:
memo—n
unpainthecream Lonnsburylathewsondrco.’nnandflewed8hoes,elightlyim~
perfect worth i 33.50 to ‘t.oo,ior from 81.75 to $1.26 per pair.
400 pair irn’n Hand Bowed, Lace and Come-Wat 023:2; former‘ price 033
600 " Lace Oneness. ...............
800 " Lace and Congress, sit...... ......... . 2.25 " 3.26 y
400 " Lace and Congress, Welt... ........... . 2.00 " 3.00 a
100 “ (is-mine Kaagsroon - 2.00 “ 3.00 s
120 “ Lacs ..... Leo “ 2.00 [mine-193”“
100 “ Policelhoes 1.50 :‘ :3: “”93“.
100 " Kid ......... 1.15 ' ~
100 Russia our Bluehsr and 2.7a “ m Souvenir , m
100 " Russia our Bluchsr 2.3 ‘: a; ’A‘f '
100 pairs Youths’ nine 11 tot, Shoes 1. ‘ .
Also a lot of urine and in; ~ 2.50 s
Ocmneesmeendyouwillthtakyouareiua oiafletelldlove.
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autonomous.
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