Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, August 12, 1895 · page 6

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, sH & VAN soov,
5 iiilliiliil illllllil lillil lllll WEST STREET S.

OTON POINT

South Norwaik. Conn.

The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.

tritium nnr urnrnn HillJSES

, General Attractions.

Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.

,. Prof. Bmythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
. pavilion daily. ,

“The excursions for this week are August 12. Ellsworth
_ Post, New York; August 13, Salem Lodge, New York; August 14,
David B. Hill club New York, and Westport Trinity church;
August 16, Trinity church, South Norwalk; August 17, South
accond Street M. E. church.

iloton Point Improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors.

J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
mm”... '

 

corner or' TIME ‘on sunny

The New Passenger Steamer.

.I‘FAVORITE."

 

 

llllll SERVICE 8in
rnera~srnots 40c; excursion; 70c.

leaves South Norwalk at 7:2) a. in. ,
. . have. Beekman street. at 2:16 p. m.(Saturdays, 1:33 p. in.) Leaves East tilst stroot. at
3 . u D. m. (Saturdays 21X) p. m.)
height boats for Norwalk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
m In. beam Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at Gall p. m. Freight M'tih’l'll
hills. in. to on!) p. m.

3 suntan turnout."

"Mn-l BEAEH’ BOWERY BAY.
" SUNDAY, AUGUST l8.

Leave South Norwalk, 9:30 a. m.; leave North Beach, 3d?) p. m.

Silo—Tickets Entire Round Trip—50c.
”season—~—

rinowrrs $3.00 snot

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

And you will see not only a

Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the

lest Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
' flaking it the best 08.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.

, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
M and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at

.s. BROWN’S,

South Main Street. 80. Norwailt.

 

 

,. Try the “WANT” columns of The p
‘ Sentinel.

A nmsnsromntmom}

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bone of the combination to provont Sena—
tor Quay from being elected chairman of
the Republican state committee at the
state convention on Aug. 28 is broken.
The results in favor of Quay in the sunny!-
kill county convention and at the primary
elections in the counties of Montgomery.
Adams, Junieta. York and Perry practiv
cally ended the contest and shattered the
hopes of David Martin of Philadelphia
and Chris L. Magoo of Plitsburrr.

 
 
 
 
 

had predicted he would got and won seven
more doll-gates than he hurl clairnod.

Cooper, in supportor of Quay, published a
tabular estimate of how tho sluto conven-
tion doiogutos would stand as between
Quuyund linnkinu Surnrriutondont Gillie-
son, the llristlrigs-hlartiroMagoo candidate
for ro~olotition as state ciinlrrnun.

nrduy Mr. Cooper only olniiuod throo (or
Qliriy~5irhuylkllh with soron dologatos;
Adams. two. and
has won them all.
('odiitl l’urry's two doiogulos to iiilkoson,
and so they havo uoiio.
Montgomery, with sown (loll-mitts. and
York. with live. in the doubtful ooluinn.
but only York remains tirro now, not all
of tho roturns bolng in. and Quay has
carriod Montgomery. ri county where the
anti-Cameron issue that is being worked
against Quay was one t-tod by tho Martin
Magoo combine to drnnngo him more than
in any other county.

tlmato, which guru Quay ltil dologutos in
the state demolition, and Giikl'sull lliti,
with in dologaios. including Montgom-
ery's and York's,, as doubtful.

dolomitos in tlwso six countios oxcopt the
one in Jiuiiam. but on tho no of Schuyl-
kiil's oloi'tlon tho iiilkoson inon rodttcr'd
their i'iliilil in that munty from sown in
four.

have only sat-Von tiologntos oi l:r~t night's
ilri.

that Quay Would and only lwo dolomitos
from l’hiludolpiiirr.
crdos in. but tho nninln-r is wow likely
to ho :3” out of u total of TH.
night's Quay \r‘torio». tho sonntru' muld
win without mlolouutoiruiu i'lnlndolphlu.

londoru' horo and in ollror ooirntios is iikvv
ly in litiiim’.
nerve in tho l'nirod Stairs sonuio. and his
now llna‘llroil olootion us stuto t‘ilnil'lllliil
will put him in oontroi of tho dologntion
it) tho pri-s‘ldonllui r‘utn‘r‘lliinli.

than over. bocauso ho will have onn-rgml
in triumph from tho grontost linttlu oi
hisllic. u oonlliot. with tho outiro stato
administration and all the party nun-hin-
ery oi l’hliudolphla and Pittshnru.

Although the Mob "III Keys, Thi-y Failed

about in mop “‘l‘lii to tho Spritrullold jail
about I o‘olook this morningnruldornnnd-
mloi tho jnilortho lurys loading to tho
r-ollsol Matthow lmwis and .lt‘sm‘ ltuy.
who ontrugod a woman rwonfly.
jailor. sot-inn rosistnnoowus “solos-t. hand-
odovor lilo koys. and the» mob nl ”not
pnwuodoli to tho jllii. Nono of thorn could
uni-wk liit‘ jiiii i'lruirrl.
lilo looks and bolts without snows» iiroy
pror‘ui'od
imIiI'r iinWli lilo lirnil's.
toostt-ong for tin-tn, irowovor. and riilor
hours of hard work tin-y tiltlilliilllii'li lin'

job. 'l‘hoy tin-n onlptlod illill‘ row-iron:
into lilo ooll~ of tho jail. but no ono \\'li.~
hit. iii‘illl‘llillt! tho iti'yn, tiny inlri ililn

ihi')’ wintlii iio bani. li‘Jllill.

Washington and Morton ooiiutios. notio. rt
is said. iii-tin: il‘Hlll this ounnty.
shoritl‘
through this o‘ityyontordny with in'\\'ir
rind llny on ”Mr way to ldillibVliil‘. whorl,
tho iii-groos will im ooniltiori lilliii tin
oxoitoniont nt Sprluutloid in our.

of ouitloworo ltlllod by lightning in it
most rourni‘lmldo way in Home “unity.
A bond of Him woro ittiiili: nui\'i'il in on»
«din-r |illnilll't'. and for n part of tho din
ii'iili‘i‘ \voro ilr'twn tlirouuir n narrow intu
lil‘llfli‘li by u wiro ioiloo.
narrow pit-amino u liliiillir'i’silil‘ili ow l'looh
lllr'in, iIilll n hull of liulilninu ll-‘M‘i‘lllii'li
nilli Hil‘llt‘li ti irilii'i'iuial. it'liili‘; iill‘eri
for Him yards:
was orowdoii nominal tho wlro wm killed.

and lllli Crittondon. two of tho Illitui do»
porato nion in tho tot-ritory, who wrro Iii"
rostoil by Marshal llix o foiv days mm Mill
plrir'od in jail iwro. omipr-d by mwiug the
bars.
iuultlvos.
rind thoro was a liuht, in which ilrrivous
was killed. i‘rlttondon made his oscnpo.

slontrain on tho ltomo. Watt-flown and
Umlonsbnru railroad struck a party oi
platinumswkorsoouslstlng of James M.
Northrip, n ripoculator. his wife and his
4~yoar1old child at the Marsh rrmd crossing,
fatally injuring Mrs. Northrip and so-
riously injuring both of the other mom-
hrs of tho party.

who was to be married today. was found
shot in the tompln at his home last even.
lug.
The lntoudod bride is prostratcd with
grief, bovine lwon engaged to Nolan for a
long time.

 

mime-t entirely obscure the ran at initi-

 

the Beaver “Will 80 Samuel With»
out. Vote From Philadelphia, and II. Is
Likely to Get "on” Then.

PHILADBLPIIIA. Aug. 12.-—'i'he back-

Qnaylnst night lost nothing that he

Early lust Wi'L‘k ox~Siatc Chairman

(if tho countios tlnrt hold olot'tions Sut-
.luuintri, ono. Quay
Tho ('mnpor tano coir

('rmplil‘ jiiiict‘li

A Stampede to Quay Expected.
The comhlno hnd ridloulmi l‘oopor's cs-

Thc oomhino hrul clairnod the ontiro 24

EVt‘ll if York grim i'rir (Niki-Mill lli‘ Will

A month ago David Martin doolurod
'i‘miny Marlin our)»

.\l't. r last

A stoinprtlo to Quay ol' wavorirn; party

”v has four _\‘i;il‘5 _\'rl to

Ho will ho a more poworfui sluto loader

THE MOB FAILED.

to lips-n the Cell Doors.

Latinos. Kin. Aug. t2.~.\ mill) or

Tin

.\ltor wot-him: at

slorigi- hmnrnors and triod tr.
'i'inI tiont's provori

'i'iio innhwnw minposod ol’ ruon l‘roni

'l'ln

of Washington mnnty pnwori

l’ooiilinr For“ or Lightning.
'l'ril‘ilt.\. :\ll..: l'.’.-.~’i‘wonry to.» lend

Winlo in thit-

I‘lvm'y bond of onttlo that

A Fugitive nutlrsw lillml.
l'llllii‘i. 0. 'l‘.. .\inr. if.’.~iii'il t’r-rivonr

A pom: of 20 NW" sturtod ul'tor tin
'l‘in'y worn ovoi'lakon at rmon,

Woman Fatally Injured.
Brunettes. Aug. lab—A Sunday oxciir-

Prospective Groom Kills Himself.
Caron, N. Y.. Aug. iu.~—ltmrgti Nolan,

It is undoubtedly a case of suicide.

Pennant). On, Aug. ie.-—Forest tires
have prevailed in the mountains through-
out the northwest for two weeks put. and

the atmosphere has bermne so smoky as

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mom I.
inchednndbeatenhy

aid. was tern ._
, m- Ion-indaw. Maurice Normality. and

(lied iron: the cheats soon alter. Moriart-
ty is a notorious character, with a police
court record.

He went home intoxicated and quarrel-
ed with Mrs. lhinovan. He began to boat
and kick her. not stopping until she be
came unconscious. In» this condition she
was found by neighbors with a leg. an
arm and several ribs broken. She recov-
ered consciousness long enough to give
her assiiihint’s name and died in a few
minutes. liloriarity was ari’ostod.

Patrick Mooney, a saloon kccpor. was
fatally shot-by Edward Payne- nbont Illill-
night near the Prospect town line. Moo.
noy was on his way home. til’i'lltllpuiiiull by
Paytlo. A. quarrel arose. and l’nyno drew
a rovolvor and ilrod almost, point blank
litto Mommy's holly. Payne ilorl. but was
arrostod. llo was t’orruoriy a circus sharp-
shootoi' poi-former.

THE CHINESE MassACREs.

A Returned Missionary (lives a Probable
Itonsmi For Them.

BOSTON. dug. l'.‘.--’l‘lu~Standard prints
an oxlruuslivo iiilt-i-vlow with lilies (flora
M. (lushrnnuof ilodiirrin l‘nllt‘t'l‘ilillfl tho
missionary situation in (Ilium. Miss
l‘rinhnurn was for runny yours a mission-
ary in i"t'iliiil£.,lltl\‘ill;! boon t-t‘lli. by tho
suruo Ntt‘it'iy us that undor whow nnspivos
Miss linrtlol'd bus boon worklnuut liuv
ohoug.

in this intor‘vlow Miss (‘llsilllitlli assorts
liilr-iiol' that tin-so Into-t nuissuvr'os may
in» one of tho I'l‘sltlts of tho rownt wars
lwtwvon (‘hinn and Japan. lint-horn: is
mnnyhundrod rnllos from thooontrul gov.
ornlnont nt Poking. and it l4 probable
that Illt‘ pooplo hurl only rumors of tilt!
lroulilo :itul on got all Sortsoi‘ stories. some
of which may limo stnrtod tho tronblo.

“’l‘liri tininiorumi l‘hinoso. " Miss i‘nsh.
man says, "bollovo that tho foi'oign mis-
sionariosont out. tho oyos and hourtsoi
tho natives to “<0 for niodlolno. 'l‘hoy uro
t’ptiok to nor-opt any story that tiroy hour,
so that tho fort-ignore tln-ro run novor toll
win-u n mob will oonro upon thorn."

iNSANE MAN LOOSE.

llc Surprises Mon and lloya In tho “'1de
Along “‘hippuny River.

Modulator-N. N. .i.. Ann. l‘J.-Tiio rm-
lli'~of u ~rrppovoll illill‘liii' in thoWumis
niun}; lilo “‘hipi‘niiy l‘ll'i'l‘. tronr liiilgoriuio
:i\‘t’iillv‘, lil'i' oxr‘itin"r tiio l‘a~l(lol1l\. For
sol‘rnxrl do)“; will Ill;;irl- llllilll’iilij' yolls
haw hopr tho pouplo 2l\\.‘l'm'. ’l‘ho man
im" iii‘r'll I\\'il'«' HP is \\'t‘ii lil't'\$l‘(l
and ot‘ iiln' plr' l"rr:l;r_\' ilini‘lilil};
two i‘iiys'vrulilliltr Minimum nriil i“i‘.‘|llk
llruwn. v-u: t't' ll~hiiir \i in-ri liro Iililli no-
illMll lilt'lit oi‘ brunt lilo \o~~ rind pun-hors
lirnl tili‘..illri~ii in ilrrmri lillill. 'l'iii-y
ilrwpyod thoir- turklo .tllli tlod. tin their
intmn tho nun i.:l|iili~ll[v1n'.‘.l‘rti

id'i‘llil i'illlll‘nin .‘lliil \‘Iz‘iril' \V‘hl'Vt‘r-rt‘
l'nllringni tho punt whoro rhn man up.
pourrd Fruiny. Solidi-lily n sluno foil in-nr
tin-tn. Limiting: toward liio shuro. [lioy
saw :1 limit with his arm» full of hit'llt‘rl.
which ho was tlirowitn: ut thorn. 'l'hoy
shoutod to him in denial, but no did not
until iiii‘)‘ strirlr-d for tho shot-o.

.\ sonrohlhg party will prolmhiy oxploro
tho “Until“. Noono is missing irom the
state asylum.

aw ll.

 

«lino.

Threw Killed In a Freight \"rcck.

(ililuEV\lLl.i-Z. 0.. Aug. 12.—~'l'ln- bridge
norms l’nlnt l'l‘lir‘li. on tho tihio Southi-rn
railway. nrar llnlnlirirltro. 0.. onto way
ninior n ioniloii i'rolgzhl trait). Tilt' itriilgt'.
origino and hon ours. lorulori. wont into tin-
l‘l‘i't'ii. taking with thorn h‘nginoor l'lliii
lladol‘l‘f: i"irr'llntii iimvsor and ”who
innit 'i‘lrnmus llyor», who woro lrnriod uti-
ilor tho wrwk \

i

fillvor [Mir-mites From Iirico's County.

i.I\I\. ll. .\io.: l'.‘.-~»'l‘ho l)i‘iii‘t('rlli~til
.\llou oonirty. ill ounwntinir. rofnwd tn
min-pi .‘l twirl stuntinr'd. nini lilo 'iiiVI'l' irioti
olairn tiiut sown of tho it‘ll doll-gulo‘ tr
lilo nilllt' mnvontton “‘liu worn oirosori nrr
in inmr of {two mlnnuo. 'l'hls l~ tho lioirio
of Sonnlnr ili'ii'o. rind tho :lI'IiHll iii" tin‘
rnrntruloii is tint-ofuro l‘r';1:il‘iimi n»- slg»
nil'n‘unl.

Iliirunl's 'l‘rilsi .‘lrnvs Slowly Along.

:~\V l~'i:\\r l~r ii. .\ri;:. l), 'i'oduy will
iu'iill' in ginning ul lilr‘ t'onrth will. ml
”to il‘t:li of llni‘nnt inr iiil' tnnrrior mi
lllnnoho Lamont. nnd tin- unlypi'm-ood
lion's lnrn- hot-n tho wior'llnn oi tnno jury
lilr'll to try thoi-uw it i~ ~:n-l that “it
mink illipl“ its in r‘nli\'illr‘lll:l tho jni'y nl
liln innou-noo :iinl not on tl oirnlrnl points.

Miloiilo of ll lirokor'a Daughter.

,\’i \i \HiHl. Ann, 1')..-» .\ll~e Ali-o .irw-
r-tt. ‘.'{» ." .‘tl‘n Iiill, iinnulltnr ot' l‘lrxir'ios ii.
.louoit or \‘ow lithium, .\‘ \T. a woll
LII-mil bi‘nlmr of this I'll)‘. ournnnttoil ml
onlo by jninpitnz out of n window of tho
\llndmr hob-l. \Il-s .lowort win liisntn-
Win-n sin‘t'nilltniliori llli‘ lit-l «ii soli’ ilw
nil‘lltiliill.

A (loori ."Nli (lone Wrong.

i.tl.? nil. Mn. .\iir:, l1. Thu poopio oi
Lib-Hydro nil now: ii\'t‘l' iill‘ nr'rost oi
'i‘iiliiruw \V. .‘li‘hil'l‘ iut' lllt' fillili'lllii‘llll'lli
of ammo llo t~ o dour-on in tho t‘brlqtlun
I‘itlll't‘il. supor'lntomiont oi lbw r-nnilny
M‘iuniinlltiti ir'llliiiitl i'l‘uiilivilinliihi. “i'
admit-i his unlit.

.\ lbwtor Itllis llirmolf and Wild.
Wilstnl. .\’. ll. \inr I‘Ju Viir .l. H.
“hilt-ford. wir‘tlo lolmrlru: utulor toirrp-i
rnry ulrr-i'r'nilun of mind. shot rilni hillod
his wiio. llo thou tiirnoil tho \vonjmn
upon hiinsolr. with irriul olTor-l. llo has
boon a prominent physlolnn h To for ymrs.

Arrested For Forgery.
(fruition. .liur. l2.--I.outu Holilor of
Now York was rirrosiod at. tho instant-r» oi
tho :\Illl‘l‘il'liii Iiotlltors' unsor'inlion for u
uuntlwr of skillful form-rim. ills wiio is
said to in- tho niooo of au'orilihy Pitts.
burs dintlltor.

Narrator lirndioy to lie liens-ed.
humans. Ana. l3.~h‘onutor Daniel
Ilmdioy in not lliroly to bo sr-ut back to
Albany noxt wintor. 'i‘bo ltopnbiiomm
will not. roimminuto him. nor will the rug
Itillror Hitoput‘di’~ih-lum'rnts inko him up.

It Was \‘c-ry lint in l‘hlladslphln.
Prrttnorarmriri. Aug. 12.4mm thor.
mono-tor in tho woutlu r bureau horn rog-
istorod its «loan-o5: in tho shade at it p. m.
yesterday. Wilii'il is the lliuiiost on record
for August shim loll.

its-in or a Mnmhm‘ or Jeff never Mail“.

this Memo Tm. Ann. l2.~Colonel
William n. Wright died how. its was a
number or the melanoma mum and
was a lesser on Janet-arm ikrts‘ stall.

 

 

AlSll two more vault: rnrzrs.
Bills, REM] lHiS, ANil unis, T00.

Twenty-five volumes of the Britannica to be given to the
boy or girl who succeeds in forming a sentence out of eleven
words. This offer is open to any school boy or girl in any part of
Fairiield county whether they read TIIE EVENING SENTINEL or
not, provided ”their names and addresses are enrolled with the ,
editor of Tris: svsxrno SENTINEL befere contest closes. !

HERE is THE PLAN:

Seven short articles will be published in Tin: Slaxrixnn, the fifth of which is
given below. Read them carelully and you will iind that in each article one or
hit re words appear in BLACK FACED TYPE. There are elm‘rrn such words in
all; out of those eleven words ’Ins BEXTINEL has constructed a sentence.

The boy or girl who PUTS THIS SENTENCE TOGETHER CORRECTLY
and whose answer is FIRST OPENED by the Editor, will receive a full set of the
Encyclopedia Britannica. together with the case made to hold it.

All answers must be in by 6 o’clock p. in. on August 14th, when the is
will be opened.

The WRITER OF Till-1 SECOND CORRECI‘ ANSWER OPENED will be
awarded a copy oi Webster‘s International Unabriged Dictionary, substantially
bound in sheep hid the latest publication, and the writer of the THIRD CORRECT
ANSWER will be given a copy of the Magic City, (views of the World's Fair.)

A dime savings bank will be presented to every boy or girl sending in the
right sentence. .

To insure absolute fairness. the sentence formed by The Emma Sr-zxrmst.
out of these words has been phred in the custody of Mayor M. M. Lee. The nam
and address of each contestant should accompany each answer together with sum
of school attended and grade. Address.

EDITOR BOYS' AND GIRLS' LIBRARY,
Tns Evsxrxo SENTISEL, South Norwallr, Conn.

w :«w m. .mflrflrv “A .

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Shakespeare’s Seven Ages oi Man.

\.

“And then, the justice,
In lair, round belly, with good capon iin'dr
With eyes severe, and heard of formal cut,\
Full of wise sawrr and modern instances;
And so he plays his part."

A justice without the Encyclopedia Britannica in his library would be abso- ‘
lutely lost. for that wonderful work contains the concentrated wisdom of the
world.

It is much more important that heshouiri be able to loosen the Britannica
than that he should be "without good capon lined."

Tl"? JUP‘W" that §U(jC 1‘)“; l )S in mating out even-hand

trprity to all that are brought before
well road man as wall as a wtso man. To get a Jeep

insight into human nature he should study his Shakespeare in conjunction with
his l-Incyolojwdia. In the course of his duty men come before him in every one of
the seven altos depicted by Shakospeare. The cultivated justice will know that the
idea of the world's bring a stage and tho division of life into seven uses did not
originate with the great post. In the old plays of llatnon and l’ythias We have
“Pythagoras said that this world was like a stage whoreon many played their
ports." In tho troasury of Modern Times, 1613, is a division of the life of man into
«oven ours, said to be taken from Preston. and it appears from Brown's Vulgar
limits that Hippocrates also divided man‘s life into seven degrees or stages, though
in! ditiors Irom l'roclus in tho number of yours allotted to each stage.

in. llorrloy mentions an old ourhlomatiortl print entitled, The Stage of Man‘s
Lilo Divide-d into Sewn Arron. from which he thinks Shakespeare more likely to
lum- trikrn his hint than l‘roru liipjmcraios or l’roi'lus Shakespeare used the same
iii-a more than once in his plays.

Not only will the lil'Vl‘l'i‘d‘yl‘il justice ilnd plenty of "also sown“ in tho Ency-
rrlopodia Britannica, but be will also tlnd abundance of “Hotlrirn instances."

The root is not to be (‘onsirirrt'rL for ho. like the pOOI‘i‘tll political-r that comes
bolero him, one purchase the Britannica for ten cents a day.

oil

him must
be u

Ni li‘iv}. m-Tui: lii'rma‘o Fl-CN’I‘lNi‘l. has rocoivnd during the past few days
numerous n rpicsis {mm school obilrircu. who claim they were not given an oppor-
tunity to register their names and addresses with us bolero the School Children‘s
(hottest hogan. They now desire to do do. and thus become eligible to compete for
those valuable prizes which 'Iur. Evasion Smrrsrzi. will award to some one. For
the becotlt of all such we add below a blank slip which if tilled out correctly and
mailed to the Editor of the Recording Department, Emma SENTINEL, by ii p. m.,
Monday. August lit, and if the applicant is found to be a member of any school in
i‘airileld County, through a means which we Ni )W have of knowing. such names
will then be duly entered upon the list of competitors. However. for the benefit
of those who may not have preserved the black faced type word. they osn get the

new .. .

back copies by sending to the Ssxrmzi. cities. New, fill out this blank and mail .
it to us at once, if you have not already registered. i
Name ‘3

r
Age Grade

Street and Number,
Name of Father (or Guardian)

Occupation of Father (or Guardian), -

Name of Teacher

 

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