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E have received'our fall and winter style
ant array of the latest novelties. .Wetake
fine quality of our new seasonable attractio
- of andkerchiefs, thel’best in the marks
Gk, Brothers.
Neckwearl ,
sin neckwear and are now awai
special pride in this
. 11. Just look in our
specially our Egyptian
and Cpncert, . -‘ .: '-,
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- GI ver’s American Band.
{Mushy luring. term too. it 8 p. n. '
” Neck:
NeckWealfl ,
your inspection at our
department on account, _
Window and examine our
com leteness an
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asap—memo. “y :Vocalaabp.....6.w.m.. g8.g.—¥£'hlig..u.id....§$- ‘0
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VA NT’S BARGAIN
STU" E
‘ SHE "‘3 T 0 HUSBAIDS
i , is roams: ens anarsren
on a sea ous cusses. '
Attorney Levi we... madstllsfol-
lowing report upon the case:
To the Court of Bummer of the Bor~
0:3!» ofNo .
Gr. 1.xuns:-Wlth reference to this
claim of Mrs. Halli havetoadvise you
that if the claimant received her injuri-
hy reason ota detect lathe highway or
sidewalk such detect was not caused it
any act of. the Borough of Norwalk. . iyf
lb“ bornughlsetltles the olsimithwould
lave no rig 1t 0 notionsgainstt e -
son who (lagged the defect. If a sum
brought. t borough should notif
the person who made the wsl
or highway defective todefend the so
tion. and if he did not defend the her-
ough should defend and call on him to
._.
Ike Was Once the sf- of William Alt-In,
, Mt Ill-1mm mas Ihss DIVW
from Ilsa—m s In Iranians 'l'boy
rwm In. [All W.
lira. William! bin. formerly known
uthe Widoon t.but whcuowposes
ssthe wifeof As a Gould Sherwood-
.wasarmtsdbyCormtahlelforsbouse... lab I h ad
yatsrds, . her rel one it. must,terefore‘vlse
~ with Nines?) "1:: fighgefore webowurbnom mutational“
Justice Coolidge l d placed underarm ““m‘ “V"! “W ”ma-m Wm“
bonds for trial nf‘xt Tuesday morning. .
- . The Water Commimicners notified the
Ohm“ 0°39" mm” "m" '°' Court on they had taken 32,017.34
tint amount.
. . their receipts for their construction fund.
William Albiu, who claims to be the The Con rt autho . ! thesams.
woman’s husbau ' live at Bald Hill, The commissioners upon the Butler
North Wilmu' 1 y were married by street improvements reported that. in
the Rev. Mr. Puttison, pastor of the ,
. . reply to the return of their former report
“WWW“ dim" “ Pm“ 3““ with the expression that they should find
N. Y. in1851. fter livin together a
few years theyA‘thd several domestic ““1"“ ‘3 "u '5 d’mm' “1°! could
quarrelsandshe lefthim '1“ 0mm “‘6“ ‘0'!!!“ expression-
She afterwards} married Calvin Lent. “mm” 0'” WWW ‘°' “w "3‘
. . Sherry property, said that, as Mrs. Mc-
He died..and she then posed as his widow
and wit to kLsep house for Aaron 8M", w" 'M“ ”50 d‘mw' h'
. should like to have lifts. MoSher-ry’s
amam‘ ($.33: mai‘fm claim settled and not delayed further.
of his W099“! hi her. When he tried to He said he understood that the commit-
”‘ 0'“ of his ”PM“ later, Mrs. Lent tea was slaoln favor of grading the side-
w the ”Tim of Attorney John walk to front of the Ambler estate. He
8. Seymour, who forced him to keep his thought their dsctfion was not to be ap-
promise. Then, it issaid. to avoid losing 99‘,“ “”0"“ 3"“ film's" ”“- mm"
m. WW! ml". Lent wanted to obJocted. 90mg back to the McSherry
marry” ‘ Sherwood.“ and Attorney Seymour claim. he ”d it Md 9M for “’0 years
performed a” many. They did not and he would like to have her part of the
live happily toga bet. however, and that matter disposed “1' Upon motion 0'
fact led to the W t case. ‘ Burgess Glover the report was laid upon
lire. Sherwood swears she wu divorc- “3.3“” midget“; ngxt regular trig“;
, eusua to o sum-mom y i
iémgvmmynzgfifi $233: was ordered paid. When the em or John
of the court records fails tosbow when “PM" f" repairing “id“"u' “'3‘
or where s '“ granted. pared by the work on tbs borough thor-
‘l'heresult of line case is awaited with ”“3““ came “9' Burn“ McMullen
““th ‘ - made a decrdcd protest. He thought
. property-owners were obliged to main.
COURT ill? 308938838. tain their own walks: that the borough
‘H--- was notrespouslhle for them in any way,
Barnes "I'mi'. ‘8'“- m". 'h' I'" no matter how damaged, He didn't like
m ‘ "i‘l‘ M “""‘ the idea of South Norwalk carting away
Before the regular busine- was taken the surplus earth from the Stuart avenue
upat thesdjourllted meetingof tbeCourt sewer and using it on the city streets.
of Burgcsaestltt night, Warden Sloan “Now. if lam telling a lie.” said Mr.
gave anumber of citirens and heart of Hellullsn said, “1 want you togo and
departments with were prossnt an oppor- see and if 1 am wrong I will never come
tnnity to be healld. before the Board again." Burgess Glover
Chief Engineer Prowitt reported that said that Contractor Sheldon had a right
the suction of this fire steamer had given to remove the earth, and it was the her-
out and that a twelve foot length of eugb‘s fault if they failed tocart It sway.
auction pipe wail needed. A relief valve Engineer Wood reported that there was
was also necessary to aid the shutoff enough gravel in the gutters tolls the
valves. The toll expense wouldheklifi. roads, to which Burgess Mciiulleu re«
Barge. Iciiul hacked how often the plied: “Why in the name of God are
sooner had hello used at tires. He said you letting the City of South Norwalk
the fire dopartluent cost the enormous make a laughing stock of you by carting
sum of 81,800alyear. The engine was of away the atulf when you can use it on
no use. and hadlbetterhe “chucked" into your own hilt. I am ashamed of you
Long Island Sound. idr. Prowitt ex- who pretend to run the borough of Nor-
piained that tile steamer was of great walk. it's a shame that Ilr. Curtis, your
value and a centenary adjunct to the de- street inspector, should allow such goings
partment. The engineer of the steamer on and make a laughing stock of you."
explained tbs use of the relief valve in Air. Curtis rotortsd that Burgess Ifciful-
yl'utectiug the linseand water pipes from ion was getting too personal. The war-
mruu. Kr. Prowitt said the den called for orderapd the meeting re-
companies demanded such up aumed business.
paratua to prsvllant the flooding of stores Burgess Sutherland, of the police com-
in case of fire. Upon motion of Burgess mittse, informed the court that new ball
Olav. it was Noted thatthe necessary sndnsw overeosts were needed by the
smatt- be purchased. odious. He was authorised to purchase
Warden Bl read swoon from them.
rmidsuts of g Hill and vicinity, Burgess Chinsry, chairman of the tire
asking for ssewer on the hill and ad department ocmmlttes.reportsd that tbs
joining attest . Tbs petidon said coat of placing a box on the New Canaan
the unitary cbndltiouof theatreet was read was estimated upon as followa:
bad. 0. manila... who ownspropsrty William J. Burr, tots; Cbarisa Riley,
on Spring Hill, spoke of drainage smpty- W: John ll. Hoyt. also. The contrast
lng Into the tiers on the hill. lie said was awarded to Its. Hoyt.
uwssemlutssssn running is the George Otham reported that Frank
gutter-any“ . Thsnosrdot Health Clarke ownsatsr horas within limes
Ind but - ,. on to look alter fastof hlsresldence; that be boils tar.
.. teasssofdhsmainthat audit ttshould get on fire it would so-
iossllty, arlsi .witkoutdouerom this danger his residence.
saw-gs, Es mid, further. that tbs Burgess lclullsu asked why Inspector
. of that locality bad Curtlshsdnotmsdsarspcrtaboutssww
Isl onthssswsrsystsrnof ooansctlons. and asksd what ballad
of thstown. and thought dose with tbs money. Ir. Carib
-" .. should be showste nplisdthathshad turuadltovsstoths
- benefit was that the borough treasurersnd would give him a
kkstvssrvuireould bsrsportltnscrsssry. The burger-then
mud threw-shout remarked, “I hops to God when ws
. Bathosgitttbslltsp bssomsaelty wswlllhavsabsttstclssa
lsskrssdu > below-ad. Barga- ofmsnlsolllcs.”
Saw . tilstthsmattsrbs Wardsnlllcaussldthsnewcltyssssss-
rsfsrrsdso- mmmlltssforsttl» on would be appointed at the asst
matss. 1t sow. ugulsrmssslsg.
' W M. pursues-assortment,
Clinical Wiksttdisd last night at
his boarding hm. t7 Railroad place.
was , lstksslatysssnadhyssrof hlsags. Hr.
. Wilsonvrssboru New Yorkelty. but
M.“ Jm’fi‘m; had resided for many years In South
’ . MW“ Olmstsad ifnrwslk,llvlagsthlsou Pannier—
,. " mulyownsdhyhlsfsthsr,tbslsts
“ m m m MQWM. Ilsisavssswtfsas
' pant inlhsdsyhflflsrtks Ismasla
i
mm .
:3.” ' mum“- Mm” HausyWIsnaaadVloterilson. ra-
w“. .4 WWW.” ['me bsksldfromklsiatshoms.
h ~~ i ssssrvstr st ttswCsssan. mmuso'elost.
EV ah ‘ .. Incruaps.
A, I‘m prsmatsdthe
of In. Ball. of Hoyt
islets-tire Mistress
‘ m:
kshhd the ltsr ls Haalou‘s salons
Wellness. “nanometer-arty
absrtsudcstthsplsesmssudsr asst
. W’s-tram .
......sm A» MOM Mame-
, ssolfusllisessssssussuse ” N‘dw“ ‘. ‘
ssasous‘s {spas It. ssiillssss H ‘ MW“ “EM”
”rut. smash-sum”!
Lawns already for instant use. These
out to buy a new one just drop in and examine ‘our
Have you one of our cards for
don’t understand it we will
Y EVENING UNTIL 8
lug. Norwalk. No.
WW evenin s‘ remind us of Our fall coats.
ovens.
BEiTEli Bl Blllllilifls.
A WILTON HANS ENCOUNTER
WITH TWO T0061! CUSTOIEIIS.’
you are ab
find it cbmplete and price reasonable.
it not, just ask tor one when you call and if you
STORE OPEN~ EVER
COMSTOCK BROTHERS. Masonic Build
mavensvanruns.
‘l‘ha Balaton Arrived In Columbia. I. 0.. ll
an Brilliant-ll Condition.
Counters, 8. (3., at- t. ell-4mm! States
arrived in this city
Washington in a state of Intoxication.
When phages births train at tbs Union de-
pot. he drew from his his
acting revolver. passed t tough the wait- r-
lug room and pointed it at a colored M0,
man without any cause The backmaa
small Irhy was quieted and hustled info
a
-. ......W.,S.Iygranla. No.10.-—0mtureiflmoletts.......
FOB BARGAINS GO TO gladly exp
:00 O’OLOCK.
l4 South Main Street. South Norw
STOPI
“Ma—.-
I LOOK”
W
READ“
——-”—.—__
ihqttographs ollhs wot
some rum AND aria erasure, sons-n non
tor John L M. Ir
Wall Paper.
The! Rad Iokhsd Ila lotkar’s Russ u
‘Balds.’ If!" and Wm fishing or with
a Gun and Other valuabioev—thw- I.“
bowl as Olsen and Arrested.
_ Danichantley and Thomas Cook are
on trial beforsJuItics Coolidge,in Nor-
walk, this afternoon, charged with
burglarising an unoccupied house he- M
longing to Justice K. Raymond's mother,
on Bolder; Hill. Wilton. Ilium din!!!“
below his own “dunes.
Bentley and Cook forced an entrance
to the house some time yesterday after-
noon and stolen gun belonging to ifr,
Bayde and other articles to the value
of about 850. When Mr. Raymond, who
is a member of the him of Raymond k
iockwood, Norwalk butchers, drove to
the place last evening to milk a
mun solemn um
He immediately went to sleep and was
driven through the streets with both fast
g out of tbs window. ‘ lie was ear»
the gorernor's mansion, where Its
was met by Hrs. Tillman. Hadld not-p
pear to realise where he was, however. and
recovering he again drew his pistol, but
pt 'to fire. staapntto
Laurens later in the (lame,
toads no attain
bed. but left for
intoxicated condition.
lrby's conduct excited much comment in
tbs city. The fact that ho Ind bsan turnsd
down in his own committee on some arr
polntmsnts, in which he was specially in-
terested is believed to have been responsi-
ble for his outbreak
“J. L M. Irby, drunk, disorderly con~
“J. ll. M. frhy, carrying concealed weap—
lerwittlo
96 WashingtofPSt-V I if
South Norm“-
C. H. Harvey, the old estab-'
' lishod shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
Close Out
lll8 EliTlllE
BUSINESS f
I Will Sell My En-
tire STOCK at the,
LOWEST PRICES in
‘ offer their entire stock of
Wall Paper
at_50 per cent. less than regular
sister told hing of the
Mr. Raymond remembered meeting two
fellows who had a gun which they tried
to hide as he psmed them. Procurlng a
heavy cane be started back after the
men, overtaking them on Gregory’s Bill,
just over the Norwslk line. They were
ruled beside the road. with the gun he—
Thess entries appear on the official records
of the police and constitute the charges
upon whlehsbe successor of Wade Hampv
tonlntheUnitsttatcs senatewill boar.
rested when he returns to Columbia
WHOLE FAMILY. MURDERED.
1h. \Vralkus, Six In ”umber. Kill-d by
Unknown Assassins.
Wssmxorox. Ind, Sept. 80.~ln Harri~
son township, this county. the entire fatn- .
y of Benson Wralton were most horribly
butchered Neighbors went. to the Wrai~
ton residence and found upon the floor in a
pad s of blood Mrs. Wralton. wife of Don-
ralton, and in a room adjoining the
father and husband dead.
room were the three children. two of them
dead and the other so seriously injured
in or front room Hr. "
Wralton’s mother. aged so. was laying on
the floor dead. Ber left hand was cut of!
and the right broken.
All of the murdered persons had deep,
ugly wounds in their foreheads. with the
exception of the girl who had been struck
on the back of the head.
Ths old lady was-aid to have considerable
money in the house, having drawn it from
the bank during the "LTD! money strin—
gency, and this. it is thought. was the mo-
tive of the murder.
slightest claw to the murderer. Blood-
houuds arrived from Seymour and will be
put on the trail.
c
As Mr. Raymond drove up themes
jumped toward him and hegot out of
his wagon to deftstd himself. One of
them struck him in the head with a
slung shot, and he quickly brought his
cane down across the fellow’s back. He
knocked one of the men under the horse.
and swinging around knocked the other
into the gutter. Mr. Raymond had the
best of the light from the start and his
assailants soon slunk away into the
woods, leaving the gun lying by the
roadside. He followed them,bur they
outrun him, and he started back for his
horse. He had proceeded but a short
distance when the men sneaked up be—
hind him, knocked him down and kicked
him in the face. They threatened to kill
him, but he managed to get on top of
Gantley and made him beg for mercy.
Cook saw some one coming and took to
Sale to commence
lhursdayJunsll ‘
infill?
At the
that the about liva.
: —-BEGINNING—— : -—
All the Time,
Saturday, August 26m.
no cumulus llllTll
stuns illE ill
........... wondering... 2
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But if you cannotgo do the nextbmtfithing M
andsseureoneoftba
Souvenir Spoons
llorih’gitudio
by sitting for a dozen of hisbest : ."
CABINET unsung. '
MET HEAD TO HEAD.
Passe-gas Injured In an Asoldsal on the
“high \‘allsy load.
Wilansnannn, Pa, Sept. '30.—-A local
passenger train was run‘ into by the New
York express at Slocum siding, two miles
this side of l-‘tllrview, on the lkhigh Volley
railroad. The engines came together with
much violence. and both were irully sinusit-
me being thrown from the track.
either the fin-men nor engineers of
t-itiu-r train were hurt. and all stuck to
their mats. The pnw-ugersun both trains
were thrown over the seats and into the
aisles. but no one was fatally injured.
Those injured are: E. S. liolch, Allenv
town. Pa; Theodore Cross, Hummerlleld,
Pa; Garner E. Jones. Stockton, Pit: Wil—
linm Sighted. Enston. Pa; John Sweeney,
White Haven, Pa, baggage cluster; John
F. Menu, is newsboy; W. C. Gray, Bristol.
Ila: Ilsa Maggie Sweeney, White Haven.
i’n Alexander Hitcheu of Wilkesburre.
superintendent of motive power on the
reads“ his wrist out.
LYNCHING lN ALABAMA.
'lha Negroes Armed and Reported Ready
to laid a Town.
Museums. Ala. Sept. m—iilley Gully,
a colored man about 2! years old. was
lynched for attempting to assault Mrs.
blend. the wits of a bigny
or residing near this place.
turvd and carried before Mrs. Nored. who
positively identified him. While being lak.
sntonllatCamdan amobtooktbs negro
him to a limb. rlddllng his
Gustav Myerholtz, a boy. drove along
while the fracas was in progress. Nect-
ing George Ryder and William Joseph a
short distance down the mad. he told
them that two men were trying to kill
Mr. Raymond. They hurried to his res-
cue just as (isntiey took to his legs. Mr.
Raymond then started for home and Ry-
der and Joseph went back towards
cutout
NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NDRWALK.
kit. Raymond's face was cut and
bruised and his body was sore from the
pounding he had received. Several neigh-
bors who heard of the assault droveto
Mr. Raymond’s house to learn the on
tent of his injuries. Later he and Da-
vid Jocks cameto Nor-well: and placed
the case in the hands of Attorney J. B
Warrants for the arrest of
the men were drawn upand placed in
the hands of Constable lorehouse. Ac-
companied by Mr. Raymond, Mr. Jenks,
and Charles Adams. the officer set out to
find the burglars.‘ it was known that
Gantlsy,who lives in Wilton,often slept in
the stables at the Norwslk Fair Grounds.
The posse went there. and found their
man. Cook's home in Gobble Hill was
Ofllcer Korsbouss went
In the front door. while Adams and
Josh want arouad to the rear of the
house, where they captured Cock as he
was trying to make his swaps. The
prisoners were brcugbtto Norwalk and
George Vanllslyne, Proprietor.
83 Washington Street.
inn THIS snot. ” ”
now-,1.
‘ den ‘
ESTATE.
Special Sale
L 0 T
\llard Pan Prices,
or».
Full term lit-gins Sept. 5. lM.
Departments of shortluntl.
Ulllce training. Banking, i’en-
mansblp. l'lue Arts.Acadernlc.
English and College Prepara-
tory. Telegraphy. Architecture
and Physical Culture.
prerlenced teachers. ninety-
l'lve per cent. of graduates if
business. lien-I for illumrateo
Cata’ogut-s and College journal
I. I. MEIRlll.Prss..
Sta-ford. con.
W.W__.
Theodore Olsen
Will use it soon
for an
Important Announcement.
The body was cut down' in the morning
by his father and burlsd. Jt ls rsportadtits
colored population of that wmmuulty are
greatly Inesussd ovsr tbs aflalr, and last
night hundreds of armed negroes
tbsrsd in a mob a little over a mils from
loss pie, and it was more
we l tasks a raid on tbs before
.BRENNAN’S
After the cuss beta for assault has “w
been tried, the charge of burglary will
be pie-ed and triad at Wilton. The
prisoners will be bound over for trial at
tbs Superior Court on this latter charge,
and s states prisonssutsucs awaits them.
likl'flrls IIDICAI. SKILL.
IkscussfulastsalaaUkslsuks
ass lites uh I was.
The case of William Aksrman, of
Baton. balllss Insdhsl skill. Ir. Aler-
mau was attacked with what second m
like hydrophobla; its barked sadsnspprd
like a dog asdrsfussd water. Ballad
usvsr bssa bitten by a dog or any
Restaurant,
Till ”if”? IN THE CITY.
Is now open and ready for business.
II and II CANNON "Iii",
Bmmuml.
””lnwllousand
Cider Barrels
Inter Cars list as liner.
Assails. Sept. ill—«Columbim Rick-
ard and Secretary ifudsou of the stats rail-
road commission left for Brooklyn to begin
vastlgstlcs opera
electric roads in that city with a view of on my ave,
riotingtks ofmstorsarsouall
oftbsslsctrlerosrislnthutsta
aminmootspmrm
Bonn—Tbs fail Mon
States district court was
on middle lots,
on rear lots,
l'srllvswsskskshssbssncoenusdln W
ammunition-lad by msswkehsvs for
all Mmhhkoldhimattllu. x2“
Babes bssastrsppsdiosbsdsadpby-
dalaashsvs kept aetcsawasehothltn.
Artistes ks is rational sad bqults docile.
has again he grows dsspsrsts sud
whiussaadgrowkdog
’f‘hssuthsrltlssksvs abomdsstdsd to
numbinmtbsssylem st liddlstowe.
whsrs munitions-shamanism
mum trauma-pus 5“"me
usury mm. a Itasca-s-
Thesc lots are within ll minutes’
walk of the mural;
Station and Post on“,
and but a few MW
walk of the prilt
shops in town.
FOR SAL E,
llllillll nouns PRICES.
lllflmm.
SOUTH sonwsnx.
guilt ,butssstsnsswssdstsrrsd.
a 1‘ first ”ham
Povsusssrus, . . Ibo
' charged with having pinned
of the Pswllsgs saving bask.
y hers, and action will be taken
In tlsmssteusy. its gave himself uptc
IMPORTANT TO YOU.
lWemiLinourMstomShoesofouransks
’Ci‘hstsimplymeansnilthepmfi
Bhoesbutonomlheprofitoftbsmaksr
Gsurxpnsa --- You can our!
to am am can _
Old Well llanll Laundry.
”flatulence ttrsst.
tutti lsrwslk.
Inn—om
s‘ts. wean nose It starts.
romeo usan Its w. ‘ ‘
ssstsssorroa an
sour-a cam roa ass owns.
an sass as class!»
JOIN WAR”.
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Mausoleum-totem fmmysstsrdaysftitneus’. itmktas
For itntsu
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