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TALES OF TWO CITIES.
SEEN AND REAR!) BY SENTINEL
KEN Ul’ TOWN AND DOWN.
Dasha. Here. ’l'hsrn and Bvorwlllre In
Norwalk. Booth Norwalk and the Im-
mediate Vicinity—naps and lllshaps of
a Day Condensed Into Crisp Paragraphs.
* Connecticut has seventy-six Odd Fel-
lows' lodges. with a membership of
14.311. an average of 200.
The summary of The Weekly Record
shows three real estate sales in Norwalk
, for the current week and mortgages
amounting to $7,471.
Miss Sophia arkington has purchased
the Stephen mstead place, near the
"four corners.” on the 'Norwalk roads-1
New Canaan Bessemer.
It is officially stated that there is no
truth in the alleged combination be-
tween the New York and New Haven,
'Jersey Central and Reading railroads.
Oyster men who in former years were
busily engaged in dredging at this sea-
son. are now loitering around the city in
search of work, says the Bridgeport
Union.
Rev. Gerald H. Board. will preach Sun-
day morning on “The Purity of our
City's Homes." and in the evening on
“The Day of the Lord: Be Ye also
Ready." The evening worship will
include a song service by choir and con—
gregation.
Howard H. Knapp, formerly of South
Norwalk, coached the Yale football team
one day early in the week. lie exhorted
by not as well as precept. taking oi! his
coat and shouting with all his might be-
hind the second elcvcn wedges. He was
involved in the general wreck more than
once, but crawled out undaunted each
time.
Harry Running, the self-styled “world-
renowned banjoist," of Norwalk, was
arrested on- Wednesday for skippinga
hoard bill at New Milford. Harry has
a penchant for getting arrested, and
when he concludes to pay his honest
debts, be is reminded of a little bill that
isonour ledger against him.-—New Ca.
naan Messenger.
A Bridgeport saloon keeper named
McMahon complained to the police of
that city, last night, that Emma Brown,
formerly of Norwalk, had robbed him of
$20. McMahon was very drunk and also
accused Annie Brown, the girl‘s mother,
of being concerned in the robbery. Mcv
Lisbon was' searghed by an oflicer and
the money was found in his pocket. The
Brown women were then released from
custody.
The monthly meeting of Israel Put-
nam section. Cadets of Temperance, was
held last night in St. George Hall, Main
street. The meeting was largely attend-
cd. At the conclusion of the business
a programme consisting of singing. reci-
tations and instrumental selections was
rendered. The next meeting of tho Sect
ion will be held Friday evening,December
l. A meeting of the entertainment com-
mittee will be held Tuesday evening, at
the residence of tire. M. E. McOonsgal,
West avenue.
Bunday. N ovember 26,1vill be observed
by the Norwalk Congregational Christian
Endeavor society as Thanksgiving day,
and the service at the (M80 o'clock will be
one of praise and prayer. The mission-
ary committee have made preparations
for the distribution of groceries. meats
and clothing among the needy of the
town. Persons attending the meeting
are requested to bring such articles as
are appropriate for this purpose, or leave
their check or order at a store. The
goods will probably be distributed on
Thanksgiving eve. Andrew V. Heath,
of West Main street, will lead the meet
log. and a large attendance Is desired.
“BRIAN CARP.
An tapsrlnass Which South liorwallr lav
Home Day Encounter.
An expulsnce such as South Norwaik
people may expect to eucooom some
day when the water In Wilton lsksis
drawn oil, is told In a dispatch from
Martin.
During repurs on the darn holding to
check the water ofa pond belonging to
the Risotto lce company. It wasdtsccv-
end that the pond was swarming with
thousands of German carp of all sites
and weight. in February of last year a
aloof commons of the little fish over
an lush and a half in length, were emp-
tied Into the pond. Old fishermen
laughed loud and long. calling theilsb
fry pollywogs. The matter was for.
action until Bondsy. when men went to
repair the darn.
it hoses» nessusry to drswoif the
water and afewhonrs later mm.
rnsn rushed to the owners. saying the
daty monster carp. weighing from sin
pone“ spleensnd thousands
others ranging from two to four
Mush. it wasawoadsrfolsight.
HI hundreds viewed the list as they
about is a few Inches of
the
‘ CERTAIN RUSTIC Remedies;
”Bl-plea” Winch Country ”1111 Believe
Ara Belts-r Than Doctor's Stuff.
”When the Adirondack ustiw becomes
afflicted with any of the newer one small
ills which make mankind wretched."
said a returned visitor, “he does not
waste much time on doctors, but goes
straight to the woods or his attic for an-
ture's- own remedies. There Is one old
man whom I have met with. pcckbaslret
on shoulder and shears and a rough
board stool in his mittened hands. going
after ya'rrow, which, dried, is 11 standby
for coughs when it has been made into
a wicked looking brew. Fir balsam.
coaxed drop by drop from the 'blisters'
which swell on the balsam iirat moon-
full, 'is a sovereign remedy for lung and
chest complaints.
“Gravel weed, by which name they in
salt trailing arbutus, is excellent for the
complaint which gives it its name. and
bladder root has a desirable effect on the
kidneys and neighboring organs. Sage
tea, containing a little summer savory,
is efilcacious for worms in children, for
which ammonia, steeped, is also used.
Sunflower seeds, steeped, strained and
sweetened with molasses will cure the'
‘whoop’ in whooping cough Horserad-
ish leaves. wilted and bound on the face
and back of the neck, will drive away
neuralgia, and n. nutmeg. bored and tied
about the neck. will keep it nwsy. The
nutmeg must be renewed about once ev-
ery six weeks.
“Onions, sliced, pruinded 111111 placed
in a cloth and laid over the affected part
will draw out inflammation. A red
onion, halved, and with one part slight-
ly scooped out and the cup pinned over
a carbuncle or a boil will speedily re-
move the pus and has saved lilo. A red
worsted string tied xrbout the neck will
cure and prevent nose blood. This last
calls for some crcdulity, one might think,
but I have seen it prov ed 111 (111s or two
instances.
”There are many mum of these sim~
plo remedies in the north woods phar-
macopwin1.liichthewiso ones have at
their iingers‘ end and if they are not
more widely used and money kept in the
overalls of the thrifty native it is be-
causcnloniont11ml iortuuntd fate pre-
sides over-the incomes of tire Adirondxwk
medicos. "—-Nuw York Sun.
A Cnulnn .‘lnnlcul frltic.
A wonderful story of .1 Fr: nclrmnslcul
critic is related by prsous who profess
to havcbcr'ir acquainted with him and
“ho have sir-11 111111 in attendance (111
musical perform 11111. Ilr unis a dog.
and his 1.111110 111 public was Parade.
Whether ho had 11 different 11111110 at
home was never known. At Stirr- 111-glu-
uing of tho French now-lotion he wont
every day to the military punnlc in front
of the Tnilcrir-s pulnr'c. [In marched
with the 11111411111121. l1:1ltml wizh them,
llSlClll‘llliiltill'lll14‘1j'lililli‘li‘Ili‘f1llflillllli't'fi,
11ml after ill“ pom-lo disappeared, to re-
lurii promptly :1: pursuit: 11111111 next day.
Gradually 11m musicians hi'cume at-
tached to lllls‘ ilv\'u.t‘il lltili'llt'f'.
They 11111111 :1 111111 l'rmuh'. 111111] one or
another 1T 11:11:11. always invited him to
dinner. lib 1.1 1' pml ihr' invilutirvir and
was It ['lmwml gin-.11. li wns‘rllsr'rn'rtl‘cd
ihut ultt'rriimrrr111-11111215 nitcmlml the
tin :mr. \\ hr 11 low-:11 3.11141 if 1' .'1l1nly
111 the r'nrmr rt ‘11' 1111.1 I111 11ml lis
lulu-«l urilunl' 1 1rtlrr lltllsli'.‘ if 11 new
piu' c “'11:- pl. 1}. l he 1111111 ed it instantly
and paid 1‘11: snort-st nth-1111111. If the
pier-(1 l1..-l 111m 12111181111111 pmsugos. ho
Shutvml I11 1 joy in the host of his rloggislr
ability, l-zr' if ll)“ [lll't‘t‘ m... ordinary
and 111111111'1'rv1’1u1r: l.~ yrm'ximl. stared
about Ill" 11" ' r .1'1'l unuustnknhly
expressed his rlwj1pmrr'ul.~——M11nchcstr'r
'l‘i l 111-9.
"1- “as! Anti-trl-IIIMN
After 11 d111~i ~11 of! 1 Iromioof parlia-
mvuiun 11 1 111 111111! .‘ir l'ox. Mr George
Young. 1"..lu l1.1.l lru-n rlr. 121mg nlldsy
instead of attending; to ill"! puriuuneutary
duties, lli‘tlfllt‘il «111 mlrlrr'roing the house,
but, beginning wulr “T 111.1 1111ml1ishod,"
could prm- vol 11 1 forth: r When hnhml
repeated Him-11 1.11111» m- run times. the
house W111 111m clam! u ith lnughtr-r. The
baronet appealed to tho smoker. who
pleasantly irupurml olrat ho ivoulrl have
him do. Sir ilvor' '1‘ grow vei'y warm at
this and Ill-clam] ho would riot give up
his fuvm'itv \111rrl.”for." will he, “1 rev
nlly mu astonishwl. Mr. Hpinkor.” By
tho mlvico of friends lmwctor. howas
prmoutly prevrrilml upon. after repeatr
Ing tlw word shunt 11 dutch iirnes more.
to chair It to " mrprlsod. " after which,
"Ir 111111 otriirr'lv forgolton what he had
lull-ruled Iosm'” lromtt down.-Argo-
111ml.
I'nrls tunings stamp m
it may not be generally Irnown that
Paris is the great W s pianist
of the world. There Is a reg lar booms
held every Thursday and Sunday In a
corner of tho Gimmes Elytess. where
hundreds of men, women 111111 boys erm-
gregatc with their protege palbnms
and packages of stump for To and er-
“I“.
change. it Is mild that t sounds of
francs change hands there market
day. ‘Pomcna (Cal l Program.
To Tell the Ace of
To determine the exact the of eggs
«11.111110 about four ouncssbf common
salt Ina cart of {can antimthsn
Imminent egg. ft 1 ya or
so old. It will sink to the bottom. but if
It be throorlsys old itwdll float in the
liquid 11 more than an. it comes to
tho scrfm and serum to propor-
tion to Its increased sat-WI house.
As t'ntrhnt Insists-t
murmur girl westerns hire her
is she honest and rsliabldll
her-to onwithycnr
tiara. tshehssnevsr
tantamount.
I111. Fashionable Blows -Yosr for- dis
leesntsa .llhavuut
ll Ives! at:
In
mus HUNT Iii calculi
The City Practically Under Mar-
tialLawAiter:a.m.1
OFFICERS PUT IN PLAT]! OLOTlIilB.
(this! of. Police Brennan W a Dragnet
In footpath In That City—Treasurer
oars-n. '
CHICAGO, Nov. 18,-Bsginning this morn-
ing at 1 o 'clock the city was practically
put under martial law. Chief of Police
Brennan informed the inspectors that he
intended to adopt rigid measures and that
after i a. hr. each night until such a time
as the order is rescinded he desired that
half ‘the force be put in citizens' clothes
and thrown upon the streets.
These men are tostop and question every
individual found on the streets after that
hour. If satisfactory answers are given,
the citlnens will be allowed to go in peace. ‘
If their answers are not satisfactory to the
police, the men accosted will be taken to
thepolice station. The measure is made
necessary by the large number of highway
robberies and sandhagglngs which have
occurred of late.
Drake's Itns-y Dnnbtnd.
The police tell a queer story in regard to
the MAIN) robbery of Treasurer Drake of
the Indiana, Illinois and Iowa railway.
City Detective Plankett said:
“While I was questioning Mr. Drake he
suddenly grew angry and said that he did
not see why the city police took so much
interest in the robbery. lie then went on
totell us that he thought it did not con- ‘
osrn people at large and that the matter
might as well be dropped. as the loss fell
on the ‘Three l's’ road and only aflected
his father and himself. The case, I under-
stand. has been turned over to the Fisher
tone by General F. M. Drake.”
Detective Conway, after making a thor-
ough examination of the doors of the rail-
roadofiloe in front of the safe where the
robbery occurred. says he finds no marks
of ascutlle. The flooris of polished hard
wood. and he sees no reason why it should
not be scnfled by the slipping feet in a
struggle.
Other city detectives say that a man can
and the paid police must find out. We are
not a private agency employed at so much
a day to prove. certain things.”
‘l‘he 'I’oola Poisoning Case.
Bos'ros, Nov. ld—Michael Tools, who
was jointly charged with his brother Sic-
Margaret by placing cyanide of potassium
request of the counsel for the prosecution.
potassium at his sister' s request to destroy
vermin. The daughter became hysterical
on the stand. and counsel refrained from
cross questioning her.
Celebrated out Can Decided,
BUFFALO. Nov. tau—Judge Lambert of
the supreme court has handed down a de-
cision In the celebrated ease of the trustees
of the Empire State Savings hank against
the trustees of the defunct National Suv-
trustees liable for the amount.
A Crow In Danger.
Annual}, Win, .‘ov. lB.-Tlro schooner
J. A. Travis went ashore lMt night on
Cans islands and is being pounded to
pieces by the hoavysens. The crew are still
on board,havlulostltl1elrlifelx>at and are
unable to get
Bills-d Ills 11.11.11.- Brother.
Jana“ Cm. Nov. ld—ltobsrt Camp-
bell dlsd of a fractured skull. The Injury
was indicted by his brother John Incense
Robert came home drunk. John beat him
oaths head with a wrench. John is un-
der arrest “My“
Ortnvnaoe Ooh-lites Dubbed.
Prussian-1111, Nov. 18 «President WII
bur of the leblgh Valley III refused to
most the grievance committee upon the
ground that the members of the
Drake’s story In Doubled by the Police .
1.1.1.1111.- & Ilaitlord Ii. ll.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALX Al-
inject cocaine into a part of his body and Fun er Y.onx Fen \aw HAVIu.
deadeu the sensibility of it to such 11 de« 5- “-4115 WM- 8!» iA-Mr- NJ 019! .
gree as not to feel the painful clients of g: 3' ' 1} 3";-
heavy blows of a club or other instrument a is loéil ex . '6 it! ac.
administered by himself or others hired for 3 5E L 01-. ”i 33 an.
the purpose. and that they have known this I; 1.13 Lu” '3 1‘; 3"-
to be done in several cases that have come estaxx 310111 is}...
under their observation. The police are 9“ 111.. ll 111.11..
now largely devoting their attention to “11.3“; 1}} Pfi‘f‘flm
tracing up several of the stories regarding my; my ' held or .. .l in g," "“
young Drake's past. ll 3i local or . l M ac..
Pollnn Will Investigate. f, 11".: I“: 0‘ . {9.3 :f
“The police department is not. to be mirv 2 as era". 5 5': so." to Bridgeport,
led in a case of this kind. and we shall not 2 5‘ M?" title.-
cease work on this alleged robbery until it :‘g,’:;' 1? T115"
has been established whether actual rob~ seam: 11:15 m'ro Bridgeport
hers did thif jolk or not." said Assistant :33 3.. all“ .
Superinten eut lplcy. "No outside luilu- ‘ '
ones can call the police oi! the case. it Is 833:: ttlflfif’fl‘i'gg‘fl“ “‘
our duty to tlnd out whether sundbuggers 755 M“. 212 an. a. n1.:
are really holding npcitlzens in theiroflices mg; L11 .1, 111.. ' ‘5 M‘ M!
in the heart of the city in broad daylight. p_ 31,- u,“
“The fact that the laser don no cars to 1 also. ..
prosecute the search akes no difference 9” ‘c'
with our duty Everyghdy ls interested in F011 Ham-roan. A. M >6 Mac 0 ll _er.
knowing If such acrime was committed 3058’; 3”” 9 31.120.) u.. 1 W 91- -~ 7 1“
phcn with poisoning his mother and sister mm
in a bottle of porter. was discharged at the “
Michael testified he purchased cyanide of P
lugs bank to recover tenure, holding the I0
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For Sale
Everywhere.
Tobacco
its flavor, and quality
can t be equalled.
camera 1, use.
FOLLOWS:
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tomes. lion P.M.~l:llf1ea. liner sitar.
l’o nBos'ro on. A him—tor 11111311.“; 1’. M.
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“LEAV‘E sour}! NORWALK for Denim":—
l01lex.a.m.;llllln.i Pit tsetlld
83..“ than ac. o. Sundays.
least: I'riranviil'm to} South Norwalk—
111:1 s11. .. 9M ox. .. ac. ..
“item. 7.il)ac.p m.Hun1lsys.sI£ac.. an;
billion. p.111.
VII-ION Pillfl'l’mlllfl.
IrICAVK BOOTH: NOBWALK— 7
loll a. m..i|1.p. in. Sundays. 90
ul'kv‘r muses Form-o a. m.
assistants». to. suns-n. 1'51- 111.. mi
Tansy PILLS
I"1111. caron a stunts
arts In!
counterfeit 'm "ribsv Plumb-“'13::
:ratlnlcan you get Dr. CATON'B. and avoid
1.'rl'.‘l1‘rllt‘rlii‘r?'”“‘li 3'1?me
re n on I
the only 11111111133111 "'1. 11ch can such“: 3‘
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are not employees of the lmhlgh Valley
railroad.
A w.... mus llsrssll.
Baron. Nov. is. --l)rs pondenoy caused
In. Emeline It. Cutters of is South nur-
sell street to commit suicide shooting
herself through the temple. sth was
limo“ Instantaneous.
M “born not live fears.
Ramona. hitch” Nor. is -F.dwsrd l-lo-
gaa and Dominick w Hogan. convictedot
complicity in the "5.000 Mineral Range
rohhery, were each sentenced to five years’
imprisonment
It: lists molten“ m
Burns. Nev. law'l’he its hllean state
committee w- andered a not at the
Amines am at which cottons-11h:-
Wand. Governor John 1). 1.11113
W Illa! fall.
Brimstone, 11m. ls~Charles Biotin
and John Beecher. ours. felladlstsnns
of so lost with a on seaflcldl .itieh-
tar bring Instantly 1111mm wilt
m oaths Way to them
hormone. 1.1.. liter. marathon 11:.
for
its“ this?“ hing 0‘ d h
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for sale by owns 0 utilises. so. Harwell.
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Cloaks.
We are showin
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and Chil ren.
In white and colors.
narantee every garment
and as low in price as 11un
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THE ABOVE TElEIiilllfl EXPllllIS ITSEIF.
IT WILL PAY T0 BALL ANIl SEE
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You Can Buy [or a little Money
—AT—
The Norwalk Boston Store,
Cur. Main and Wall Siree's.
Leading Dry Geode Store.
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norvvalk.
Cloaks.
all the Latest Novelties of the season in
8, CAPES and WHAT’S for L'illies, Misses
lufsnts'CLOAKS. agreat variety of styles and materials,
FUR CAPES.
ofthe pr entF Fur Season some important
of!" ur Garments have
w attracted the attention of the trade in these
cedWearsshowing only the Ve
we sell to be
first-class goods are sold.
been in.
Latest Styles and we
rat-class in every respect
& Hyatt,
c. ” L. ogden,
ciIII’tllilI ill IiIlIIEII.
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hunters. levels, com.
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WAGONS
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Prices to unit All.
Here’ 3 a Bargai
A lAliEWllIlll P E
(or Park wagon.)
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painmd dark M“:
Usual Price, $500.
This line for $350
It Is 11 Genuine Bargain.
MOO—a
Afullline of all other fuhlenable 1 ,.
Buggies masters. Canopies Sleiclls.
Call and See Them
They Will he laid Ills”. ll “ii “In.
Wright’s Reposlto
to 111111. at m trains-1‘1
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