STU sTsUA
use scenes mum errss urr
‘ ,, or A mere nurse.
W e. cum Idle rs el‘eletlll
diverse-censuseswesm
new-wwummnm
manhunt-see.
mmmmm was"
”Hey sftsrnoen st Bolmeu' livery
g- hedbrmoetof employment
. Yesterdeyhewntiewcrk
, - ,sstheywsre'shortheudsd.
=,-" ofnotfeslingwelhsnd
‘ deeedendebeent—nrinded dur.
. sfternoen.Abent 8;00 heZwent in-
new topleeesherne-onshorse.
when suddenly he fell entire bedding
hetweentheenirnel'e feet. An unnsnel
M hesrd bythsforemen of the
“ammunwho wee user
giedheternedsronedjustintimeto
.; trick (Runners erewl out of the
efillend’evertopileofstrswonthebern
Inc. in replytosqnestlonestowhst
' trunblo.Connoreeeid hewould
_ " -smlnuie. Hethen Iey
n. . ..1 . '.
Them went ont.endwhen he
returned client live minutes lster end
wenttowheseConnersleyhswssetsrtl-
ed to find thet the men was deed.
WWBurkeweeeummoned
end sfter en enminetion ennenueed
thettwo oftbemen’s ribs. directly over
thelivc,were broken. lie geve eebis
opinion thet Connerswss tekeuwitb e
hurting figured efterhefell the horse
steppedonhim.brssking his ribs. which
reseltsdtehiedseth. «A. r; ..
Connorswesehetterbytrede;butbsd
workedetreostevsrythingelseflewsse
lenthtcllichsel Geemosteuito
finsndhedtbreesisirremothebom
efoneofwhom,lrs.lleher't IcAllister.
onSpringstrsstthehodywsstehsn.
Gonnorew-tw-ty-eightyssreofege.
Thefnnerel will he ettended from St.
lsry’s chnmh st 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Bill! ml" WATER.
“when Greed-ethane" el-Iteie
'Mtetewlthehelleetrleiel.
m pert of whet meyproveen
id Beilroed compeny in this city. The
some were Chsrlee Riley. e well-known
sleetrleien. en elderly women, end en
inffit. uppermtly only s few deye old.
Lets in the efternoen the women. with
theheby inher srms.knocksd impers-
tiveiy st the freight once door, end
M00933 quotient could he showered.
inflati- sitting on she: edjust-
hgenineedeecenteleetrlclighttoewirs.
Withflie renerkto Inllileythst she
wedldliketessshimonieide,sbeetsrted
for the door; he meekly followed. Out-
sidee why eonvsrsetion tookplsce.
inwhlehthe women wes the prinoipel
per-Wt. 'l'e ha qnm'y whether he
iMf (“merry her deughtsr or
w ‘“ lie-ours pruh the uncut,
My.“ prehsd. Then the excised
« eilee hundredrolt cur-
»ebnssssd socumtieueee the
mgclehning thet he hedbken
Warts e hotel inDerleu,end
thererulledhsr. Tweerthrsstimesit
icebdnthsnfl the womeowesgoing
tnthfi'hebshyintetheermseflr.
Riley. ht he evidently snticipeted her
esssfifiehsedsofelewysr.
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NT’S BARGAIN
some um m m swarms. scorn soswemr.
s sosoouesé rs rsen. .
Abound e8 Gulf Posture leech.
Just et duh. lest eeenlngJeudlcrd
the tide being high she sseeped deniege.
The commendsr of the ve-elslsossw
hi pullons pesitioneud brought the
ship to enchor. Thempenb of the
schooner then got into theemellboets
end rcwedsfliors. There were fourteen
persons on been! the schooner. including
hell edossu ledies.
'l'henemcoftheeehcenerh the II.
J. Bsetty. forty-live tons burden, end
she belongs in Greenwich. Her esptein
end owner is Cherlse Grigg. else e lergs
oeutrectorin Gremwlch. hlr. Brigg in-
formed e 8m reporter thet the
perty left Greenwich for s all on the
Sound, end thet‘ no one onboerdwss
femilier with the wsters in this vicinity.
Just outside lheislends. they eune scross
s men in esmell-ilbest,whooifered
to pilot the schoonu in. It wee seen
'spperent, however. thst he knew no
moreebontthelooetion oftherochsthsn
Ceptsin Brigg or hieguests.endit wee
thought but to enchor. Reeching shore
st Oelf P-ture they were metbytbe
leedlerd, who heme-ed his horsesud
brought the petty toBeuth Norwelk in
time to tske the 9'38 trein for Green-
wich. “
This morning lir. Brigg ceme to South
Norwelk end with the aid of Lendlord
lemon got the veerel our in the Sound,
end heeded for home.
NOB‘ALK'S DEATH BATE.
terms-we nestes ‘ leperted to the
It“ lend 1 Health in August-
There were thirty-dues desth. in Nor-
welk. lest month, representing en sunusl
deeth rete of 20.2 per 1000 inhebitenle.on
ebeeieef 19.573 populstion. Seventeen
of the dceths wereof children under five
yeereefege,end tbeperoeutsgeof
deethe under thet ego to the totel mor-
telity' wee 51.5. The senses of dseth
wesees follows: Diphtheria. 2; whop-
ingoengh, 1; typhoid fever. 1; meleriel
fever.2:typhe meleriel fever. 1; disr-
rhme. under fire, 12; dierrhrne over five.
1; consumption. 1; diocese of the nervous
system. 1; heertdiseese, 2; accident, 1;
ell other census, 8.
There was 1,432 deeths reported in
tboBtete during the month. This wee
sixty»two more then in July. end ten
more then in August. 1893. end 119
more then the eversge number of dcethe
in August for live yesre preceding the
present. The deeth-rete wee 23.1 for the
lerge towns; for the smell towns, 18.9,
end 21.0 for the whole stete.
Twenty-four towns reported so heving
no deeths in August. one of such places
being the neighboring town of New
(Jensen.
IN PLEASU KE'S PATH WAY.
coming Ive-ts of Interest to the Pley-
uelng People er Harwell.
it is several ssmousslnoseoempeny
from the New York Cosine ha visited
this city. but the coming of the Fred
Solomon Opere compeny to lusio Hell.
Fridey end Seturdey. September” end
as. will be belied with delight. It is Mr.
Solomon's first seseen st the heed of his
own oompeny. end from ell ecoeunu it
hes been highly suooe-ful. both licenc-
iellyeud . Nothing but werm
wordsof prsise heve been ssidof the
perform given by this compeny in
includes
Gwyn" end "Billss Teylor." ell (eeril-
deone roles will he plsyed by Drew Don-
ertlstic pesings.
Bless fliedetses's lest he Ber-lees.
- ’ 1'40"“ en s.......et 08.00 former price 05.00
the new. Ir. utilises mn,“ mm, Yule!" um, . one 00 A u
was heeeuie nsrvuns end srsstlr mm (Jolie (less I. ferhrsdvenesof too I. M1,." :3 mom“Eggs""'wm"“”“”f""' 3% .. 3:32
seeltsd. Arswbsbsdhnssrtsdklssus- uymummrmm um “ I end your weltmnmm...” 2.00 n 8.00 C'd ‘8
mmhmw‘hm, 'mqulethhywhfltlhehmifl 1m “ Genuine “ll"’ 800d,” sesssssss-se-sie 2s00 H 3.00 ‘ er arre
”WW“ 'm'flm‘e “mm" Mmm'hoh- 1’0 (0 m8. . ”weeeleeeesessseseseesIleeesessssesee 1.50 ll 2“” ,
M“ WWW‘IM a” u “my“. It. mm 100 “ Pouo-o-éil-oéoxnunnu.”n”...”use...nuns”... 1:50 it 2.00 —LND“
u“dflbhmmm.mumhwm W'mw" 1m “ m 'n'd“l0eleleeeeseeseeeieseelseeeeesseelss I” N ”hm V
m spine-monomers can. mun-summons mo .. m Golf Blucher snd"""'.'.'.'.llIIfIIIIIIIIIISII 2370 u 3.00 305- .
W“ “ Mm“ 100 II Rm OI“ mm“ W ssssrseessesssssrsessss 3.50 ‘; ”-50 SA ‘. :
I.ummhm M .1” N“ YWW, d“ 11 “a, awn...”.-...uuuuuununu 1.00 . . 1s” FOR a,
m In me- E A150 I M 01 W Bend Sendai! 1.00 . 2.50 , .
Come see rue end you pm as.»
ier end eherrnlng opens. The prime
eldseu. the soubretie roles by ledge
lie-lug. end thsothsrsln the compeny
ere Christine Blessing. Tlerseee Wilson.
W. F. Rochester. Cherles Priest. Willlsm
Burrows end 1!. Newmen. The chorus
comprises forty selected voices. who will
introduce etlreetive msrohw. denoss end
OfleerGhdstenedldnot spprsoistse
llttlejohe pleyedouhimfisturdey night.
I I
HOUSES,
' ‘ and style are cciisidored
have all the latest novelties in"
III’I’IISEII T0 THESILIIOII
lBlONB’l'llAlI-‘I'B BEFORE» Til!
”MINT! couussroms
' mwmufieflmfludeMb
The-elm tel-ll ”seer on Wood-
werd Avenue-levers! Meets oi thee
lessee (live Testimony.
Thecouncil room on Hevllend street
weewellilllsd this morning by people
interested in the r'emoeetruoe egsiost
greeting e license to Themes Villsge
to 0pm e seioon in the smell wooden
building sdjeluing Hlnss' grocery store
on Woodwerd evenne. The homing “Ives
bolero County WI Denis! I.
Rewind. IleheelJ. BoulihenendWhlt-
men. 8. Need. Colonel lie-ell Frost
looked site: the intereeu of theremon-
strsnte end Attorney John J. Welsh sp-
peered for hir. Villege. A large number
of residents of Woodwerd invenue end
vicinity end members of theWornsn‘s
Christies Tempereuoe Union were
present. .
Testimony in opposition to the greet-
ing of s license wss given by Weshlns'
ton hf. Sherrutt, Cherlee F. Helloek,
Amos 6. Judson.Joesph Vroom.Andrew
Hath; Bdwsrd Hines, W. P. Hoyt.
limnebseosWeedendJohn ll. Better-
son. They ell considered the locetion
uusnitsble lidthst e seleon there would
beveeperticnlerlyhed influence on child-
ren; the property in theneighburhood
would depreoiste end it wouldause e
less to other busier. utebliehcd user
the propmed mloon. es it would bevethe
effect of keeping customers ewey.
The beeri wu ed‘ ed 1:
o'clock. ng Jenrn until 30
County leeltl meets.
Governor Monk hsssppeinted eight
heelth oihcsrs—one for eeoh county—up-
on the uorninetion of the Stete Boerd of
Beeltlr. Etch eppeintrnent h until the
first liondsy in June, 1804. when the
heelth officers of such county, to be sp-
peinted by the judges of the Superior
0onrt,willteheofllce. Theheelthollloer
for Fsiriield county is John C. Chember-
Isle. of Bridgeport. The county heelth
cilesrs. under the new lew. eppelut
heelth efllcers in such town. who tube
the place of the town besrds of heelth,
which ere ebolished by the set. The
town heelth officer is required to mnke e
reportef his doings ennuelly on the tint
Mondey in October, which is to be put»
llehed with other town reports.
s'roItIss or run sure.
Items of Interest culled from leery Quer-
ter of Connecticut.
John Gemill, of Westville. sixty yeers
old. died early ymterdey morning of per-
elysis. due portly to e fell received st his
home e few deys ego.
The triel of hire. Florence Hewley for
the murder of hisry linusen, of Shelton,
Is to begin this week at the criminel ses-
sion oi the court in Bridgeport. Her
bushsnd, John ilewley. is serving e life
sentence for the crime.
Cuehlng, Kerrie d: (10., herdwsrc dul-
ors of Bridgeport, heve emlgned in fever
at W. B. lorrismneoi the penners.
owing to s “7.000 etteehmeut served
uponthecompeny lest week. The firm
hes been prosperous until the lets linen-
oiel trouble.
letter Centers on Wheels.
On end sfter the first dey of OctoberI
Brooklyn. N. Y., will heve letter eerriers
on hicyclu. At first only these employ-
ed in the iotsretstlon trenefer service
will be mounted on bicycles, but leter, if
the erperimmi proves sueomsful. the
piss urey be extended so se to include
the outlying district seniors.
When the using of bicycles by letter
venweslncllnedtobellsr'ethetforgen'
tsr-stetlon service end edrissd its edopt
ties: for the purpose.
terooou lir. Bulllvsu
#mfmm
sf
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ter
thet
co MST
Presents lemon.
Usenet W {bent Our sud
other People's Friends.
Alice Cele. oi lsple street. hes use to
the World’s Felt. '
Oourtlendt Blhdonmfmieshethstreel.
will sleet te-rnorrow for the World's
l’hlr.
lites Elias F. Tolles, of hirileld eve-
nue. is spending s few deys with friends
in New York. -
lil- Elle Nlehch. of Brooklyn, hes
been netting her cousin. 1m. Persons. ‘
of Brookslde term.
Cluenoe Veil. of Poughkeellle. spent
Bundey with his nephew. FredOshern,
of South lisln I300? . ‘
lies Gore Leech. of Denhury. spent
Bundey with her cousin. Miss Annss.
Dunning, of West street.
A. Frederick w. er. John. of Mrwich.
is spending e week with Genus! W.
Boy t. of Beyvisw evenue.
Gontreotor Ii. D. Bends“ goes to
BMW to-rnorrow end from there
will stert for the World's Feir.
Henry N. Rider. of Westport evenue,
end Arthur B. Chittem, of Center ere
uue. wheeled to Bridgeport end return
yuterdey efternoon. \
lielloy Nesh, of Beyvlew evenue. left
South Norwslk this morning for The“
on the Hudson, where he will sttend the
Trinity lfilitery ecsdemy during the
coming yeer.
Edmun E. Crows returned to South
Nerwelk t Beturdey froms visit to
Colerede end the World's Feir. lir.
Grows visited tinnitus end seconded
Pike‘s Peek, where be filled his pockets
with snow belle for his friends in the
fleet.
hire. Berriet A. Hunt, of South Nor-
welh,hesgeneto Cbicego to visit her
brother. P. L. Nether. end will spend
two months in visiting the World's Fsir.
From there she will proceed to visit her
other brother, W. H. llether, In Kinne-
epolis. whom she hes not seen in t‘wenty
yeers.
Among the recent registretious st the
Connecticut Stste building on the
World’s l-‘eir Grounds ere the following:
Norwelk', J. C. Rendle, Frock C. Beadle,
GeorgeP. Elle. Julie Clerk; Westport.
Robert '1'. less. John A. Lees, Ceptein
E. S. Wheeler, Jr.. hire. 1‘. Keeler: New
Geneen, lil- Ruth Lemhert. E. F.
Ayes, hire. C. K. K. Reymond; Wilton,
H. D. Benedict: Ridgeileld, R. H. Sey-
mour.
l". S. Ambler. of Union Perk, will
stert for the World‘s Fair on Wednes-
dey.
Ilse annie Clerk. of hierwin street,
returned Seturdsy night from en er~
tended visit with friends in Denbury,
New Britein end other pieces.
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All the ‘ Time,
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At the
George Vanilstyne. Proprietor.
83 Washington Street.
“’7’! + ~
Tannin H. cum
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000: quI or. mum
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days.
W
Having purchased a Benkru t Stock of
stock over offered for sale in t is town end convince
dollar on every pair of shoes purchased at my store.
erelusethewheslwsslmprsetloeble.hnt 350
he rssdlly sew its evsilebillty for the in- 75
pair Lediee’ Turn Shoes all sizes and widths,..............st 32.00
“ O ru'i‘oe oes 1.76
100 0 Pet. Ti Shoes, 1.00
95 “ Block ee Oxfords.......... 1.50
so “ Pet. Ti Oxfords. 100
75 " Wine unis Gel! Oxfords 1.50
“ Russet Gout Oxfords 1.00
“ Wine Russie Cell Blucher Oxfords.............. 1.10
“ Ohcoolste Russia (loll Edison Oxfords.......... 1.15
“ Wine Blueber Oxfords 1.00
“ Wino Resale Celt Oxfords....................... 1.00
“ gleaned Russet Oxfords 1.00
“ d t. Tip; Pet. Trim Edison Oxfords.....‘.. ,1.15
" Bquere Toe st. 'l‘i Oxfords 1.00
“ Common Sense 0 ords 1.00
“ onomOOOIOOUIO...00..wildhlleeiiselehsillslesbee w
the cream of Leunebury
worthfrern Min .00! f
“fiend ‘0 . or rem
31.75 to
d Gomo-
‘235 per pair
a Boston Manufacturer, I will now show on the largest
you that you concave from fly cents to It
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, Theodore H. Olsen:
Manfimmne Go’s Hand Bowed Shoes, slightly im-
rrrpypyywng
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lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
Close Out
tire STOCK at the
LOWEST PRICES In,
Town.
Saturday, August 26m.
Boll. HARVEY,
W rhizome To‘snow “THEIR. will mm 0‘1. w*_
, ‘ end 0V6 rcoatSfor the F all Tr"
1 Q ,, HEIR stock interim respects,“is more complete and varied than ever, and their prices; when W. _ . ,
are as low If r, not lower than any similar establishment in Connection ‘ 7“
dURHISHlNGS, also a. full line of STIFF HATS in all the latest shapes.
K
Masonic Building.
No. I4 South IIIaIn Street. South no
ST 1
'Looxu‘
READ“
O. H. Hervey, the old estab
III8 EITIIIE
BUSINESS ‘
l Wlll Sell’ My En-
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MID lCOIIIIIIIIIIIB llIITIl
80008 IIIE lll
SIllII.
IIIIIITH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH. IIIlIIlIllK.
st 50
price.
Butifyoncennutgodo .sst' .’
Nunh’gitulio
CABINET PIIMIIGWIQQ
Namelk f
96 washmgtossr
South Norwallt.
offer their entire stock of
Wall Paper...‘;,
per cent. lose than rsguler . ,
. r“ I‘-
Sale In flommsnttl
ThursdalJlllm
not? IIIss fl
mangle.
*5..-
end secure one of the
Souvenir Spoons
by sitting for e denIbIlf rushes:j
' 2min"
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1"»: 100:. m?!
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mime It
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.‘maa *3;
only.
That simp? y
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line Thousand
.rrum anion rein. .
“warm;
7 some NORW% ;
We sell. in our own stores. Shoes of our own mehe
"moonsnll the profits token
Shoes but one—who profit of the
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