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The ThsoryKoI Murder or 81111: lde Advanced liy
. 8cm, 11.111.911.111 Impression is That
he Accldeiitlly Fell Overboard ‘snd
Was Drowned. .- .
The body of the colored deck hand
who was missed Wednesday. orning
from the steamer "Isabel," of Bridgepori 1
which was lying at the steamboat dock,
was found last night in the harbor at
South Norwalk.|It will he remembered
that the mandissppeared the'day the
' Episcopal excursion went to Eye Beach.
A portion of his clothing gwas found
nearhisborthontheboat. anditwasat
once surde and reported that he had
probably fallen overboard, or had been
drowned while taking an early morning
swim.
At 7:40 o'clock last night Napoleon-
Bonaparte Peterson, the stewml on the
steamer “Kate 0. Stevens." lying at E.
M. Tolles &Co.’s dock, discovered the
body floating from under ‘the vessel’s
bow. George Hoyt. of‘Elizabeth street.
and David Brennan also saw it, and
they quickly jumped into a skiff and
made the body fast to the stern of the
boat. Peterson went up Washington
street and notified Ofllcer Pennington,
who summoned Medical Examiner
Burke. He repaired, to the dock and
granted permission for the removal of
the body from the water. It was towed
to the steamboat dock and later was
token}! charts by Undertake! Geo-so
H. Raymond.
The man,‘ when found, was partly
doubled up, and his arms were raised
toward his head. which was covered
with bruises and blood. How he drown-
edwillprubsbly never be known. He
had on his nnderclothing, which seems to
doaway withthe Wthat he arose
early to go in swimming. It is possible
thstsftsrpsrtly darkening bluiself he
wentiothesidsoftbostesmer and ac-
“mailman my item
of suicide or murder was advanced by
some of those who collected to vide- the
remains.
Medical Examiner Burke telephoned
to Bridgeport, notifying Coroner Doten,
and also Aiming Smith, owner. and J.
H. Smith, captain of the "Isabel," of
the finding of the body.
The body was about 1011 feet from
where it could possibly have fallen over-
board. and probably remained below the
surface until last night. When the pro-
peller "Vulcan." which went out at 1'1
o'clock, or the "Stevens" stirred 11p the
mud. it caused the body to rise.
The dead man was known as “Jim."
He had only been employed on the boat
a short time. and his history or identity
is unknown.
Coroner Dotcn ca111ctohiouth Norwalk
this morning and with Dr. Burke llll‘i
been trying to learn how im wentovor-
hoard. The man was buried this after-
noon. ‘ . .-.---.
Two Experts With the E111 and Iisel.
Bass fishing at Stratfonl is good now
and Commodore Francis Barritt, of
South Norwalk. with Henry Hoyt. of
Norwalk. iii taking advantage of it with
iiuccess. having taken night on Thurs-
day, all of good 1117.11. .lacob Huber, of
Bridgeport. has 111110 shown up and 111
a successful piecatoriul poreuailcr
aliio. Numerous fishing portion from
the Naugatuck valley are in evidence
and generally return with 1117111111 of 1111-,
utriped beauties.
A Psiiiion 11111111111 Witch Lacs.
A petition with about one hundred
signatures was handed to Selectman
Thomas. today. asking that Witch Lanc
beput in proper condition from Roi-111
Hill to the Wilson Point 1111111. This
petition ought to be granted, for the
mad Isvcry much needed. it being the
only way to get to the shore resorts
without driving alongside the trolley
tracks. Portionsof it are now Impos-
sible for horses and wagons.
«“1.-. ., . ....1.“_.._..
The Alain cl Iisyissiie l Comma.
To the Editorof The sentinel: I wish
you to It that the item published by
you In y Issue of July thh. “agar-l-
11111 the a of the Raymond 111 011111-
stock 00.. srenntrae. Itospectfully,
F1111" (301111111111.
We are pleased to publish Mr. Com-
atock's denial. and hope that his state-
ment will remove any impression made
in the item herefers to that his com-
psny has not of business.
11m 11 mona- con-.1111.
The Republican State Central com-
mittee. of which If. B. (We. of 11111th
Norwalk. in a member. will have a
meeting at FIsIBrs’ Island on Friday,
July at. lihsslmen decided to estab-
111111 the headquarters at the Allyn Home.
In Hartford. for the campaign. The
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NAN AWAY 1m NONE.
Two Young 61mm Frsn lusytse lcscss'd
From a Lite of “am.
The Bridgeport authoritioo have res-
. shame, and she has been taken: ineharge
the city. Her name is Florence Prince,
and her home is in Five Mile River,
with her grandmother. Bier father in
in Norwalk. Her mother died some
years ago, and since that time Florence
has been living with her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Richards. About three
weeks ago she and a companion, whose
name she says is Belle Lyleanade' up
their minds to come to» this cityand tee a
little of the world. They made many
and it was notlong before they were
rightinthcswira.
Theyputuputoneoftheloeulhotclo
reputations. The Prince fill is only
”seventeen and the better looking“ the
two. While walking down Bonk street
the other night Supt. Dinning” saw
her talking to some men.
stranger. probobly a runaway girl. and
instructed the officers to keep a“,
lookout for her, and if they new Infinit-
ering about the streets to bring her in.
Special Keenan last night brought her
was Lola Grey, of Nor-walk. Later she
admitted her true identity.
been loadings east life since. the of
the managers of the Charitable asso»
ciation oiferedtolook after the girl if
she was turned over to their custody.
The girl herselfwas not inclined tore-
though see was apparently glad: to es-
capo going to the workhorse.
uncommonly pretty mud would easily
pmfor eighteen. Bermuda-1.1501111
Lyle, is still at largo—Funnier.
OYSTERAIAII 1111111111 eon Lacs.
Theysrslslliaghslrl’ssi as 13.11 “.W)‘.
1 ‘ ~ .7 -msm
A number of Norwalk boat-1 1m-
among those which are fishing for 0y}
tors on the Bridgeport natural 1111:1114--
now. Civil Engineer Davi-l if...“i111'ifi11'1rl:.
of the Connecticut Shell Fisheries (tom'-
n1ission, who has been at work in the
vicinity of the natural 11111111 this ww-l‘s
says the natural bed fishermen: are
having very good look this year. ('11in
seed oysters are taken, but they owe
selling as high assixty 1'1-‘111111 11. bushel,
and the larger part of them bring titty
cents a bushel. When it is remembered}
that 11011111111 the growers on the mitt
vatedbeds about New Haven: sold: as
low as forty cents 11 bushel in the season:
for as price is concerned. Most. 01'- the
oysters taken froin the natural beds are
shippcdlo the vicinity of (Irene 1111111th
Island.
from the natural beds this 1111111111011 will
1111110111111 New York this winter as
they grow vcry rapidly in the hriuakiol't
H lutersdottheflouthmm
Willie!
cued another young girl from a life of g
by, the Ladies’ Charitable association of 3
where, until three weeksmgo she resided ‘
an invalid and is living with rclativen‘
friends among the sporty element‘
much frequented by new at My.
From bade»- ? ‘
meanorlsemadowphiansindahie “Manama-am, ”4 I” W
to the police station, where she- said she .
‘the public would 111110.
The ofllcer learned that 1111.- two girii‘
came here with two oystcrm from.
Norwalk several iweelts ago- and have
gard her adoption with approval. at.
She 11- ,
just ended. it will be uppiu'cnt that the ‘
natural bed fishermen are. fortunate sol
Bayou the southerly shore of [amig-
Tho majority of the oysters til-item;
ASAEIT T1111 A AilllE
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Prsscculsr Gregory finds lnsuificieht
Evidence 111 the Baby Fans Case.
institution 11111111111111
Allussylschiisselsvshsmslmm-
”Whistle-Aldus”-
csws tonsil-col ”mass ss
“Waterfall.
Thetrialoflllml'rederickAndemn.
the alleged Worth baby farm.
gwascontinucdintlm'l'own Com. this
interning.-
’ After metal witne-ss had been or-
stained, ,l’nm' Attorney (m
acted for a mile in tliccisse,11csting
'thatthcevidenoe was not of a nature
npunwhiohhecoulilask for :1 11111111111:-
lion.
Attorney [41¢me who W
Mr. (W’s position in the cam
redeem that than in anthufly
bedtuneillhcmors-rmhimform
victims. lie Wed Illa “enough
manner in which Attorney Airs-gory
:had investigated the mic. and was sure
Ila-.- nid the
ipvniiieln'iilcait asligma upon lire. An-
domino charisma-r which he 111411111
would be mun-l. When he first. took
the case. Mr. Minted said. he was
[1le upland his client. for he
win-.111! not defend anyone who was
.guiltyif he knew it: but as 1111' case
jprngrcieiori lie-W matinee-d of no
wrong 1111th upon Mrs. Anderson's
1pm. The belie-red that she had done
what she- thought Int. but perfups not
’mmmherpwpbm have done.
Judge Ilnbbdl Martino-l the 110111:
mill-1111. Anderson was 11111111111111.
mus-.11....
Ends! on lo" a let Lise Trolley Cs:
I.“ hr WW.
Turn-v— Yemen-lay airmen-111.
I’hu'e'--— \l’unnvptsnl- mob-y .- '.ar
Drumsnb pumm- ~-I‘ai11- of 111.
im Tiling :11 hill-v 'irl condm-iur and
M lbw 3111091111?qu
”W‘M‘N— "me. you‘ll 11:11-10 pay
for that child. Any-me can we ohe‘e
over 1111m- years-1 1M.”
“M'VNr—Nywllmwflfl'fi --“l~‘he‘11
over or». :siu-I I morn pay."
Com-l1u--tot~" [ho-11' 1.1M 11- 111119 the-11‘: "
Maw-w 1M»MIK".-— '"h’n-rm' mind: «he lm't
Ilse..."
1 3111111111111 11! «Imm- [1:111 y—--“.\‘o, 11111-
ieri't five. and 11‘s not right so make 111-
pwy for her,
Throw, c"- vulwt-ur field's}. 1-111 sun' ho
Te» 11111111..
Little Kalil. mining in a high chair
. 111111-1-~—~“"l'1':1'11 we Italic-113d."
Twltlciw-w Il‘ully mlmv‘aml. poo-1'11-
guru in 11st ale-11 with laughter. 41111111111111:
triumphant.
I'Eartnin.
Ilul
water of Long Island shores. Thee
are chime-d higher than 1111'. regular-
(lonncctibut v111'ioi'1y, becoming Itha-
Pointi-i after 11 fcw months' mjoarn 111-
theiiu favorable waters. Thin-.11 on the
11111.11r111bod1ir-hcy arc-1f the heat 1111:11-y
ity. 11111110111111- uro pm'tlcularly suited
for oyster growing.
Driven 11111111 Their 0111 home.
’l'hccniployoesof the Southern New
on the poles in Norwnlk. have been
experiencing considerable trouble lately
from 11 1101111111 swarm of honey been
which for several yearn have hadi poe-
uoimion of a snug corner under the all-Wit
of the Norwnlk Hotel. One of , tho.
company's poles 111111111111 clone to- the
110110110111. Yesterday an attempt was
made to string some wires on it. but the
bees resented the intruaiou and made
such 11 fun» that the men «lesions-ii. 1.111111
night the men got mgothcr. and pliu'irig
a quantity of sulphur In every crevice-1111
the roof, smoked out the bees. After
they had retreated, matting wan 111111111111
over the hole11.und today the wim are
being fixed.
”111111111 other Norse 111111 list.
Jerome H. Gainer, the I 111 Ridge milit-
1111111, 11111110 10801101 Norwnllt with his
one yesterday. morning. After gin-11g
over a portion of his route. 1161'. (111111101
went home to finish getting in his lorry
before the army worms umpire-t 11.
leaving his 11011 to Illll‘lflil. the delivery of
the milk. 111 Grove street the house
was taken with colic and fell clown In
times. A vent-rim” who W1!
and took care of the horse.
411111011111 Harwell: W iii-r
advertises what it has—manor“ 1111111
l'lngland 'l'cluphono company. who are '
placing additionalcronsiirme 111111 win-115
mmmuesmrssuecs.
A Schooner I'm In lines-ion 11m
W I“: no. larval letter.
A huge sch-mm. hailing from flur-
o-hnscer. New llmmvrlckns'iih a lame
memo-1T Panel!" for Mire-1r I). Ilsa-11111.
oi Ilia-l 3-month. on board. ran 1111111
wind dry on Alma-11y Alanine-1'11 1111111111.
wait-Willey aims-111 also: :1 o‘clock,
while coca-mg 1111111 1hr Author.
The steamer Iii-airy 1. went
to the madman-m of th- erian-111- r. but
mourn-11111111111111» M. lib» laid thaw
last night. and this warning (‘aptsio
Verity. w'vihfithr "Addie V mt down
com If Memoir! slit M.
It 111 writable Ila! new will have In
be taken «a lief-1m Ilse schism can he
mod and can then she may In- leak-
log or Madly strained.
The 1111 W is cum can-1111
Editor at “The moments-111- 1111':
Will you hastily form he by 1111111111 in
your paper that I have any given rur-
myth-soy of the “Whigs
heme M. Johnson W. 11111 sad the
{Thirsty Hooch-A church. though I hare
been nor-«seed of doing so and bare been
warm upon is visit-n1 to my letter in
needy-arm We. Admire in
not: that I do not better-- in giving
time-mini W to tally estimator-stand-
1111111! which tors-l to Wale
my new in Kuwait rather
than mm Ii. 1m psi-111v! tolenro
of naylhing hos harm-men feelings
mayhmmtudmk.un
cabochon-hem. Yosvi'iliwe-
hlfmflmdflnr aim-d pa:
‘rrmhymegmiielm of semi
mist-Ilium toil-e diurnal your
Mpg-Er. Yrs-relate”.
Willi ”9-75-
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who was changer! with manslaughter.
SUNOAT AT TIIE GNUNCNEO.
Patton and W Thomas 111 Norwalk Pulplls
lsrt Sabbath.
The regalsr su'vices at the 131-0011111110
chapel will be “(I at 11 p. 111. tomorrow.
ltev. B. 0. Slwrwwdmf South Norwalk,
will preach. , '
(lracechnreh..ltev. S. H. Watkins,
melon The seventh Sunday after
Trinity 11 a. 111.. Holy Communion;
102111 a. 111.. morning prayer, Lit-any
and address liyl’uulBhin11uon1.of Persia;
’..111 Sunday school; " :‘l0 p. 111., Evcn-
ing Prayer and 1111111111111. The rector
will olilcinte. are welcome.
llev.(icral1l .. Board will preach to-
marrow morning'nt the South Norwalk
Confirmations! Allurch, taking for his
topic. “Wuitarllns, Unitariuns, Chris-
tians.” Miss N'ellie Disbrow will have
charge of themusic. In the evening
' the third of the popular union services
will be at thine rch. Rev. R. i). Sher-
wood, of the 811 'st church, will preach
the “onion. '1' opening service will
bechiefly musical, including 11 solo by
19. II. Morehonso and an anthem by the
choir. ,
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. A. S. Karatiagh. p11sto1'. Preach-
ing at 10:30 a. 111.,by Rev. A. J. Smith.
In the evening, at 7:30 the pastor will
pmnch the third pictorial scrmon in the
Daniel series; subject, "The Fiery Fur-
name.” The musical programme for
Sunday night will be particularly at-
tractire. Anthem. “Saviour, Win-11
Night Involves the Skies,” Shelly; 1111-
them. “061111, My Heart is Ready," S.
B. Whitney; anthem. "Alleluia Song of
Glorious." Guilmnnt. Mrs. Ross will
sing“Tell it Again," a charming 5010
suggested by the .convc1'sio11 of 11 gypsy
boy. Allureluvitcd.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. A. II. “Wyatt will preach both
morning and evening. Morning service
$10230. A Bill-emailing 1111 “Sons of
1.51111." Evening eervicc at 7:30. A
twenty-mind“ toll: on “The l'chct
lhioeivedmn'l‘hme Great Sins of “111'
Times.” Short services. (10011 music.
Everybody welcome.
At the South Norwalk Illziptist1'1111rch.
tmnmrow, the past"! will preach in tho
mming.‘ In the evening the church
will unite with the Conga-gationul
churchiatlm .1.-1m. Sermon by the
poi-1111' of the Baptist church. There
will also bc a union 11101-11111: of thc
,Bapliai- and Congregational societies of
l Christian Endeavor at the Congregation-
, n1 church. at (1:311 o'clock.
1 Tomorrow. in the Nonvulk ('oligrc
'ati11111lihurcl1 the pastor will pro1eh
lat 10:1":1. 111... upon ' Christianity as 11
History." and 111 the evening there will
be a (‘hrist'inu Endeavor rally, with rc-
ports from the International Christian
Endeavor convention just held in Wash-
111g'tcn. The choir of the church will
.wndi'r some of the music which was
prepared for the use of the convention.
; I'li'crybaly cordially welcomed.
CONVENTION WEEK AT BELL ISLAND.
The Programme so Far camllslermlnedu-Spoc-
isl Topics to be Announced Later.
The religious convention at Hull Island
will begin today. and will continue into
week after next. The progra1111uos.so
[.11' as 111'11-1'1111111'11. are as follows:
Saturday. July 1*. at H p. 111., meeting
foi'pr'.1_1'1~r forthc [ll‘I‘N‘lII‘Il of the Holy
Spirit.
Sunday. July III. 11) 11. 111.. prayer
iiii-i'ting: 11 11. 111.. childrcn‘e-i mission: I
p. 111.. coon-11111111 sermon by ltcv.
Arthurlthuu,pastorof Noroton l’n-s-
liyti'rian church; H p. 111.. young people's
.1.-nine. subject. "The Importance of
“nailing (3111111 11111111111."
midday. July 1311. :111. 111.. Bible rciul-
111g-111111elloly Spirit. by Miss (truce
Wciiu; 7:11” p. 111.. liiblc reading 1111 the
jnslioc of (11111. by Iii-v. 11. 1‘. Whinoy.
"I lliiwuyluli.
Tar-inlay, July “.11, :1 p. 111.. Miss Edith
Hardball. stall captain of the Salvation
Army. will speak on the Work 111 France
and liwiiw'rliind and will appear in
”wins costume: 7:11) p. 111., M11111 Mar-
alllll will 1111131111 01111111 11111111 Work of 11111
Army.
Wednesday, July 22. ihedny will be
give-11 to gmpol 11.111111011111111 111111 the Work
of the Women‘s Christian Temperance
1'111011. Adda-11111111 will 110 11111110 by 111110
makers. i-lpcciul n11no11110enn~iitsinter.
Thursday, .1111}! 2:1. Bible readings
afternoon sn11.1-rehiiig. Topics stat-1'11
later.
Friday. July 5:1. grand (3111111111111 1311-
ileuvor rally, spewinl announceinontu 11f
which hayi- already been made. .
listnrday. July ‘2-‘1. afternoon 1111:1111-1111-
log will be given to rcscnemission work.
with uldresaes by well-known 111111111011
markers 1111111 New York.
Kumlsy. July ‘2“, 1111- subject will be
fort-hm 11111111111111 both afternoon and
evening.
It is ups-ted that the convention will
continue a day or the longer than above
announced, the special topics to be con-
sidered to be announced later. The
well-limo 11111111 singers, Air. and Mrs.
Baker. will sing at the different sections
ofthe convention. All of those most-
lugs willbe held in 11 large tent, and
tlsspublle 111 «mildly Invited to each
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stcE'EE NORWALK CONN. SATI‘RDAY JULY 18 11196
SUMMER SAUNTERERS.
Who They Are and Where They go in
' Search of Real and Recrealion.
GUESTS 0T TWIN cm PEOPLE.
The Opening oIIhe Vacation Season Sends Many
Solouraers lo the Seashore. 10111 the loan-
Iains, and Among the Pastoral Scenes
of Rural Life.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cuthill enter-
tained about twenty-five of their friends,
last evening. in honor of the anniversary
of Mrs. Cutbill’s birthday. Games were
indulged in and refreshments were
served. Among the gifts was a large
willow rocker, presented by her former
schoolmates. The guests departed at
midnight, wishing the hostess many
more such bright occasions.
Mrs. Richard Dclahunty and Mrs.
William llull are passengers today on
the Cunard lino steamer (hunpauia.
sailing for England. both going for a
short visit, being booked for their ox-
cnrsion by local agent .lncoh. M.
Layton.
Mr. 111111 Mrs. Lewis Conklin. of New
Haven, who have been sojourning at
Cold Spring liarlx'--’;‘"’111'1'. now guests of
Mr. and Mrs. NE. Peck, of Cross street.
M1'.:11111Mrs.lsa11c S. Jennings and
son Ii ingot-1s have left South Norwalk for
Ilinsdale. Muss., whcrcthcy will spend
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pct-k. of Cross
ntrect, Norwalk, have returned from
Cold Spring Harbor, after :1 wcck's out-
ing.
Mrs. Frank Winchester. who has
been visiting Mien-'1 111111111 Scllcck, Cres—
ccnt Terrace. has rcturncd to llr-xiklyu.
Miss May Ferguson, 01' Dunbury, has
1'1-1111'111111 from South Norwnlk, whore
11111- 11111 boon visiting friends for :1 week.
Miss Hattie Youugs, who has been the
guest of Miss Frances Hoyt, of Dunbury,
has returned to her 11011111 111 Norwalk.
Mrs. Sarah P. Koch-r. -11 Lowo street.
is entertaining her grand-daughter,
Miss Minnie G. Thrall, of Guilt-1rd.
Mr. and Mrs. James (.lunuiugham, of
Bro-iltly1i.:1rc guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Renting. of Harriet- street.
Mrs. William 1'). Montgoinnry and
Mrs. E. M Jackson huvc boon guests of
'1‘. W. Tn-avlwcll. at Lyons Plains.
.I.N.Sc:11'lcs, \11f1- and daughter. of
licoklynmrc guests 111' Mi. and Mrs.
William Mitchell. 01 Isancs street.
11112111111 Mrs. James P. Punzolt. 111‘
Chestnut street. are entertaining Illt'
Misses linuuncr, of Asbury Park.
11111111»: N. (Braves, of Mural] street,
will spend the Sabbath \1' 11 W. ll.
II11111isto11. iii Thu-1t Orange, N. J.
Mr. 111111 Mrs. Winfield Mczul, of Dan-
bury. were 11111111..- fricnils 111 South
Main sin-ct, ycslci'dny.
“Mrs. (ii-urge H. ’l‘rowbridgc 111111
daughtersmf llavilnnd street. are 1111111111-
iianith in limaklyn.
ll .111111 Mrs. (ioorgc (31111111111115. of
Prospect Hill. arc cutcrtni11ing Mr. V1111
Arsdnle. of bit. \‘crnon.
Samuel Do Vino, 111‘ lIollisIcr :ivcnuc,
is visiting friends in Norwalk--« Bridge-
port Tub-gram.
Mr. 111111 Mrs. .l111111-s Huggins. 01‘ (:11-
and place. are spending the day 111
(111-11 1111111111.
Willhiiii 5111111111111. 11 Well-known 111111-
bury hatter. is spending 11 low days in
town.
llcv. 111111 M111. William H. Ruth-1' arc
vieiling 111 Now York city.
Miss 111111111111 Bracken, of Inviiigsloii
place. is in Brooklyn.
11111111le0 More 101' lbs Hospital.
Hue-111111“ 01’ 11111111111111 receipts from tho
ciitrancc gutc at last lintnriluy'e ram-11.
amounting toil-111.117, 111111 111-011 11011111011
by Messrs. 1111111111011 111111 Wright for
the use 111‘ the hospital.
Foreman Perry Iscls With a Serious Accident.
John Perry. Ion-1111111 at tho l-anlc
Bottling Works in (llcnbrook met with
usurious 11111111111111.whilocngaged 111 his
ilntice 111 1110 Works yesterday. 111-
was coming downstairs when 1111 slippml
and fell upon some bottles. severely
cutting 11111 wrist and severing one of
the arteries. The wound was 1101111111111
Well as possible by his fellow employer-11
inorder to 111111111111 flow of 11101111, 111111
Dr. lit-rumor afterward 1111-1011111 1.110
injury.”4_
win Business 111 llsy.
Ilnr bicycles 111. $119,713 arc lII'T‘I‘. ‘
We guarantee 11111110.
We 11111111 be at old 11111111 111117.
South Nurtvnlk Hardware (30.
A large number of young 131111-11 who
were Instructed 111 the terpslchorenn art
by Professor Newall wont to ltoton
Point. 111111 night. and enjoyed them-
selves without any "horrid men.”
reported to the police this morning.
AFTERNOON DISPATGHES
Will 111.11.111.11...- for The Presidency.
(Spec 1111 111 The 1110111111111.)
ST. Loco-1, July 18,—Thc delegates
who oppose the endorsement of Bryan
by tho Populist-11111111111 presenting C. A.
'l‘ownor, the free silver Minnesota con-
gressman, who left the Republican c011-
vcutiou with 'l‘cllli', 11s 11 candidate for
president; _W-,.,_-._~....._.
Killed 011e, Stabbed Another.
(Special to The Henllnol.)
SnAb111111K,N.I'I.,.luly lit—«A murder of
which Josiah Brown was the vietim.w11.s
The alleged 111111'derer is I. M. Dow.
Joseph Brown was also stabbed by the
murderer. ‘
A Big Battle In Progress.
11111001111 1n 1.1101111111111111.)
HAVANA, .luly 18~P1uise11gers arriv-
ing today from Sun (.‘i'istoval report
having heard cannonading and musketry
tiring 1111 yesterday. It is believed a big
battle is in progress.
PRINTERS MEET IN THE ARENA.
They FighI ThirIy-Five Minutes for the Cham-
pionship ol the Town.
Sannny Anchor and Arthur Colwell
apprentices in :1 South Norwulk print-
ingolllce. had :1 set-to at 13 o'clock this
morning for the championship of the
town. ‘
The event took place in an open lot
near the Danbury truck. below Concord
strect. and was witnessed by other 1:111-
ployccs of the ollicc, some of whom
acted as tuners, seconds, etc.
The light was one continuous round
of thirtydivc minutes’ duration. at the
and of which time Colwell acknowledg-
ed himself vanquished. Both of his
eyes were blackout-11, 111111 them were
cuts and swelling-1 011 his face and
hands. > .
Pickpoekcls Captured 111 Robin.
'l‘wo pickpockels were dctectcd work
ing among the excursionists at Roton
Point, yesterday afternoon, and were
captured and confined 1111 board the
sienna-1'. Tho 1111-11 protested thcir i11-
11111'1'111'1‘, and claimed to be residents of
Stamford. They asked Constable 1.1111-
rigan. of ltmvnytou, to secure :1 lawyer ;
to defend them. but the boat left the!
Point before an attorney could be
s111111uoued. The 111011 wcro caught by
11 1511111111 1141111111 officer who came on the
boat. The fellows gave 111'11111 lively
chase. (1111' of 11111111 jumped overboard
from the 'I‘rumwuy company’s bridge,
but the tide was out 111111 he did not walk
1'111'1111'11111111 111111111111. Thcotln-r 1111111
was captured in 'Klllt' kBl'lKK ker grove
Ilaymaliers will Dlne al 1101011.
At the adjourned meeting 111‘ the Tiny-
innkcrs’ assm'iation of Uncas 'l‘1'ibc
last night, it was votcil to have the
shore dinner lit ltotou Point. The 11:111-
scloclcd, provided it is agreeable to the
Thinbury association. is’l‘humhiy, the
:111111 11151., when the institution of 1111-
order will take place. There are over
sixty churtcr members 111' 1111- association
111111 half :1 (Touch applications to 111' act-'11
upon. Humrintcndcnt Mansfield, of
the 'l‘runnvny company. has kindly
placed 11 special trolley at the disposal
of 1111' party In got to 111111 from 1111'
Point.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Siuylhc's orchestra will give :1cohcvrt
111 1101011 I’oini tomorrow from 2 to .‘1
o'clock.
Caterer 1". A. Law opened his 111-11
lunch counter in 1111-1-111-1-111111- depot, to-
day. 111111 1111111111]; 11 good business.
'l‘l'nine leaving 141111111 Norwulk :it 11:21?
111111 111:0:111. 111., 111111 12112 p. in. will stop
:11 I'liii-Iirovi- 1111111011 1111in during the
scanner.
'1‘1111f11111-rnlofJ-nhn .l. 1on, who 1111-11
yesterday 111 1111- Nurwnlk Hospital. will
be held from Ht M 1111"» church. Monday
n1 rmng at 11 o clock
T1 111 Norwalk Yacht club 11 111-11 plunn,
which was given by the (In/.0110 to the
most popular society. was taken to the
club 110111111 today by 1.011111 Sheldon.
Dr. .I. Millon Coburn this week pur
chased 11 lino Dr, Hyntax plnttcr from 11
dealer in New York. 'I‘ho,subject is
”The Harvest 11111110," and the price
paid was All».
hire. George II. V1111Alslyne, who has
1101-11111 Brooklyn 11111111111111: Mr. Van-
Alstym-‘s mother during 11 nevi-111 111111-1111,
rot nrnwl lust iilght. 110::1111111111111-11 by MW
VnnAlstne
One Hundred Dollars Reward!
l‘orthe marl-11011 of Ibis thIo-I 1111-1 the 11-
"ME-r) o 11w 1-- h stole-111111111 my r1 Mel-Ico- 0111
14.111111 with 11. (one. on 1111- 1110111111121' '01
111111111111. Mimi-[flout No. 1110-11. mode-lift:-
wiml l’erN nan-1 .11- 10. 'HwII'Ianno-Ii Imm-
gnltihiintliiatcnse. deeply chew-I 1110111111 1111-
edge 110111111111 Iplat-11111111111111-lIirm-ci. 111111 1111-
11111111111111-1-111'1111-1 Iii-nee. 111.1111. I will [11)
121 reward for 1111- l1111-0111311 of 1c watch.
Two 01-111
IFWYOIIMPIIT 11 HEEE 111111
WANTED. '
11511111111111.1111 dyeing 0111111111 slim
J llaymuml street. corner 1111111
stun-t, 1111 Honolulu 1'11'11' 111111.301“
(‘ onn. “1-1'-'~11p1~1'lf111|1announcetoto
111h1111111N11i'walk. Norwal 111111 vlellll y-
1111 1111111 established ourselves Ill 9’
dyeing and cleaning business. 1111 11
1111111111-11 In loull kiliilsof clean ngraird‘y
11111111 101; 111-111 1111111111111 manner
Hull 111, drum-w. 1" 101'1111111011 101' lllltrtdllodltl.
capes-1. infants 111111151 1111-11 11. 810.. rib 1111,,
Iringr-s. 11111110. 0111:1111.bllllardcovermuu era,-
111111131- Iii-s,11111111011111.Iii-Julio'esmlsofeatu
tililllllt'll 111111 «111.1011 (loblleuwn's 1:11an
I lyUIl or .1.-11111211 and pressed in lhebest mitiga-
no1. (l.llUl"l‘1-.lll-‘A15s
V VAN'I‘EI) .—-Ilool1-ko=per daily“) would like
set of books, few hours 1 y or or
11111.- 01' would substitute forbook mlileop'ci'whl|
onmcalion. Aildi'essl'. 0. Boxt'l‘l. W111 113:.
V ANTED —Imn1o(1111tely, a. competent 1:1
1. 1r general housework in him! y 0110111".
Ilcrmnn or chilc pr :forrml lief Toreador! re-
1111Ired.(‘iilllietweeu the hours olfundd 1a
the 111011ng at (1 1.1111 stroe‘t. Norw Ila-«A.
\\ oodwnn jvlt at.
ANT I‘J). —~A girl to do general house Work
(-11 11 family of 111100.1nqulre 1111 Fair-
111-111 ave. ‘Illll
V VAN'I‘TLD mlixperienced corset be!
111111 Iii-r11.1~'1111111er11.1 orders. 11111111111 aliEl
finisher-11:1 work at our f11ctor.y Apply‘h .
11111111111y.llygci:1 III 11111111ctur1ng 00.3 New '
(' :111111111. (‘111 11. 51 IHW
\VAN'I‘ED 6.11111 agents for Russell
fliollzml' lines of McKinley
Iairt.‘ .150 11111.11“- elegantlyillustrat
(hilly fl
The I1 1 and the 1 heapest.
111.11 01111-111. to percent to agents 111
I'i'clghls 1111111. 1111711001111 now ready Buvé
lion-11y 1011111111: (10 1911111 In. 1111111111111 foran
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1W1 l‘-—Il1ie 11111111111 12-1w
bedn
11' 1111-1111 1.11110 board. Also 11111111.m boarders
w: 11111~1I.A11pl\'111 11 11111110111 Place. iyieut
7 lo 1 11’1‘ T101150 of six rooms-1.38 Day FIT.
Apartments .\'o.1111nd IoToIle11 111:. band
7:r.10111: nowh' mpered and painted. Inside
0111111111. 1"i1~11: 111-110111“. Apply toilyohnlld.
li11111111.11'.i\\cslst. '
7‘1) II.’I‘.~I.1-wer p.1rt of house. No.14 Day
511111.11151151'1 11nd Ilnm‘. NU IIAT Day street.
r.- -111 .97 no.Posse-isliinitton1ee. Alpp or all-1 ‘
.1111“ w 1111111115. i'Festave..East1TE11wnlk. -
or M Taylor &(111I(lel1's. -
JY lll'IlA 1811151
——-A.. -
r ‘1) MT .~1‘-111ri-011m-1 modern convenien»
jus-lolf or West ave. six minutes'
walk from 1'.U.A11dre.~1.-1A. Sentinel office
”'15 11V
' ‘0 II-lT-~:(‘--lhgo nt 1811’: Union litreet
room-1 wdl be painted and nape
~11i1 1 11.1111. 111-111 19Mnn1lhle.Alsollnper
111101-01 No 1V11n landtavenue. will"A he look;
..-....-. ....._._.... -~._.‘
«vi-11.11111 palnii-d to suit tenant. Ap
( ‘111111'1111111 HIT-hint), Ellmbcth HTML gt)"
No1'1vulk.jylalw
' IOLI-"I‘ First 111 role‘xrmncno ‘ '
Iii. N11rW11Ik.lI1;0d0 ler.wat ”1150233! . '
Apply to 0.111111 ”millet” ‘
('I‘i' Ullflm‘ "1 11115.
011' 11' ml st. Noni 111
illu I 151‘ ~.\ good chance—To renta one
1111' store and fixtures In Jumesl
1'11er 01 cilplodl IJy William M Bates
1111111101. 01111 Lee swoon. trustee.
.. int!
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f With/1‘. 'l'wn- story cottagemo. IA aillson
1111 in1p1"u\01nents.7moms. al 11
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III) I E'l‘. 41001119 to rout Apartments on
.\111111 3111-111. three, four or six room ’
.11111111110111~.1tl111v prh '11.Apply1o(ie0r¢efl.
1111111101111. 1. Hilf‘l'ltt >11'eet. turkey. 11511
I '1) LF E'I‘. -—(ottn.g1~ and 1111111111011”. oneacre
11111-1. 11y your 0111‘. $1011 111011111: 11le-
“nylon sfnti--11.A111ress box ‘2, Rowayton
(‘-11111. 111-111‘11'1- ~11111-11111gc11t ' II
I 10 1 121‘ .——Four room apartment. first and
m- --11-l floor. war. we War-11111141111 street.
\\'lllll11\V.-111|¢\'I‘ry 1110111. 11111111 lighte anil‘c‘lean-
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Moor do: 1117. .h Curb-11: block. 7!‘ and Ill \ uh-
inglo11>l11-et.ro11t 87 111111 8‘1. Apply 014) Wan.
(‘ 111A111' 1). 5116
IX room cottage on Intnrd avenue.
5 ply master-1:11 {901.111sz 1111111111 is
lA\i‘IlIIO‘. 111111!
f ‘(l l. 1" 'l‘ \1'- 011-1 11.111131 lianford place, 11
111111115 10011. " llret til-1m. :1 rooms to
\1111111'1111114111-11-.~nt5_1::1 third floor.'111 ' ‘
80111113111111 n1r1-11.rc1.t $7: first floor. Ilvo
r- 01111115, '11 “on-livnr-la'. c.r111t $11. E. A.W00(l-
wan
1‘1‘ No. m Il1ir11or avenue. Norwalk 1111:
1111-1111. with city water. rent 38' also Ilireo
111mm. viii anti-.r rent ti. l-‘rom Aprlll. l
r-1-1111~.1I .\-1. 11\111111 ~drool Nnr'.\1u|k rebuilt
Apply 1-111\I.111 MO0DY.1wEnst avenue.
aunt-111101111 ti
1:01} saué.
‘Ull'~A|. 1'2- l-‘our 11010-1 of land with 11111!-
ll lug-1.11511ullisllloullylllllllflI 'mibobo b11111.
f 11111“ 111111 111111 I! purchased rIuht away. gn-
111 1.15.11 \VH1111111111"1.'1'1'111 1111111111 agent.
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1-1-1'1' 110-1111111111 1111111111111 i111 Ilietrolley lliie
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1011 H11. I‘- ll H. [11111111. niloof lit
‘ binding. «1111's 11111-1131 111 b maul: in“?
111111 11111110 work 1111111.- 111 111 a 11011 Misc agape
Mlliuiltlilllll 11111111101. 811111.11 Norwalklln
warn1.111111111111'.
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foot: draft. in Inches: 111 compIete p1'10
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nearlynaw. Address .(lomalocdn
Norwalk. 0111111
{VOIIHALE w1111111111. No.11 llllziill
1111111111111 for two Inmlline.A
1m mow-innate. (bromine 1'1 room.
1111- 11111111011. Call on Can. H.111
picm M‘H.
F011 15111. It. l'ooliry 11111111111 11111"I fi 1 1011111.
in.» per 1011 square foot. Nihmt “omit
11111111111111 Company. in 1511th 1111111111
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31%?
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(1.11 Harvey. inclndlng‘gnltl're st:
fixtures 1111-1 liaise-ileum 11 e
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'2 111.51 161.11 11111...
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the Impl- rial I'rown cigar it high W
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ar-I‘iilrlle lawns-111m «walk.m GI.
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