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hounds. Then Ital Home and Turned
his thla Out cl Douro—Anette!
not»: win. ‘
Michael McMulleu. Jr. ,son of Michael
McMahon, of Wilton avenue, Norwalk,
yesterday stole from a trunk a gold
watch belonging to his sister, Miss
Katie loMulien. and pawned it in
‘ South Norwalk for *2. He went home
V aboutlo o'clock Inst night in an ugly
. mood, having been drinking, turned thi
“ family out of the house, and threatened
his father with bodily injury. but Wilt”
, restrainedby hissistcr. He becomes:
violent that Captain of Police Darin was
summoned. I w 7
‘ [When the‘ 'o‘icer entered the house
‘ McMullen ran out of the back door and
hid in the barn. Cpptnin Dunn moored
the} assistance of A. L. Lincoln and
starwd to search the building. when
McMullen ran out. Lincoln pursued
him. and proved such a good sprinter
that he soon brought the prisoner beet
to the oilioer.
McMullen was locked up over night
' and was arraigned for trial in the Town
Court. this morning. before Judge
Hnbbell. Attorney Davis prosecuted in
the absence“ of Prosecuting Attorney
Gregory. The prisoner pleaded not
guilty, but was easily convicted. Hi:
father openly denounced him in court
as a “low dirty loafer, of no use ti
anybody." The judge found him guilty
and lined bimtoand costs fordrunken~
aces, and sentenced him to ninety days
in jail for theft. ‘ ,
During thetria‘. Miss Katie McMul-
lea. asister of the accused. who was ex-
ceedingly nervous from the strain of tho
night before, went into convulsions.
Shewus carried unconscious from tho
court room ditto Attorney Hurlbutt'.
office by Chief of Police Bradley and
Captain Dana. She rapidly grew worse.
and Dr. Higgins. who was passing. was
called in. He worked ovtr her half an
hour before she showed signs of improve-
ment. She finally recovered sufficiently
to be taken home, where she is suffering
a severe attack of nervous prostration.
This is not young Mchiullen's first
escapade. Ashort timeago he stole a
rumofraoney from his father. He is
but twenty-two years of age. but is such
a character that his folks are afraid he
will do something desperate when he
is drunk. .
liliicer Bartram accompanied him to
jail this noon.
1
NATE FiltElEll.
Chief Balm Hill head tilt Atlanta Report at
0 a. virtuous: Convention;
Chief Engineer E. V. Baker. of Soutl
Norwnlk, delegate to the convention of
International Association of Fire Eugi
users. held at Atlanta in October, lHllb.
will read his report at the thirteenth atr-
nual convention of the Connecticut
State Firemen's association on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. in Willi.
mantle.
A meeting of the executive committee
will be held at it o'clock Tuesday nurru
ing in the limiter House, which will b
the headquarters of the president and
secretary.
Tire convention will be called to order
ut2o'clock Tuesday afternwn. in the
tanner Opera House.
AN llTflEfllNC IUIOI.
tlory That the Consolidated lino “told it»
lorwalti Tramway. .
A rumor wool in circulation in buried.
yesterday. lays the Stamford Advocate.
to the effect that negotiations are in
progressfor the newborn by the (Jan-
nolidated railroad of the Nor-walk Tram-
way company’s line.
it was impossible to learn how much
foundation there is for the story. It
would not be verified in South Norwa‘k
this morning. '
The rumor may be normal of re.
ports that have been placed in circula-
tion at intervals during the past your.
«who, it}?
See um $16.75 bicycle with choice in
tires. handle bars, etc. Guaranteed
run our ' wuss;
hurtful Two Dollars.“ Drunkpntto
The'croe ofState vs. Oswald R. Salith
charged with blackmail and theft, earn
up before Justice Bliss at New Canaan
yesterday. The justice found probable
cause and bound Smith over to the nor
‘erm of the Superior Court. In thl
higher court a noted colored lawyer
will defend Smith. It is understoo-
that Smith claims that Mrs. Pete
W. Mead, who brought the suit, i} wil-
ling to settle. provided he tvill roturi
sertain papers he has irr his possession
which Smith refuses to do. ’
conditions That are Likely to Provul:
When'the Fall Season Opens. ‘
lElAllEllS llAVEllEtll citations.
to Time to late buttock .io ip Few Wool:
Remaining unto the first of September—
Condition, silicone" Here, as lio-
portoo by the American llatlor.
observant people of long expertenco
prophesy that when the full sensor
ipens there will be a great scarcity oi
itiil' hats, says tire‘Amcrican Hatter
FIFTEEM was none nice. ~.
ll Will take Place September 15. Over the Easj
Avenue Course. '
The race committee of the Twin-(lit:
Wheelrueu held a meeting last night
ind voted to hold the club road race on
i‘uesday, September 15th.
It will take place in the afternoon
tad willbe three times over" the Era
ivenue course, starting from'the Green,
milking a distance of fifteen miles.
Various officials and committees fat.
the race were appointed, and plans nit
so be confirmed nt a meeting'of the clul
Tuesday night.’ The new monogram:
have arrived. ’
Militia to Bathe at Manila.
The quartermaster general's deput-
rnent has begin the "erection" o it nor
.vharf. iiili feetlcng on the one water
’ront at the state camp grounds a'
fanatic. Fifty bath houses, each honor
‘o acconnrrcdate two men,‘ are being
«rented on the wharf. These will for
iish adequate bathing accommodation
bfor 100 men at a time. and it is proposer
to give every soldier an opportunity for
a swim at least once during the week
Orders will be issued by General 'Haver-
regulating the hours for bathing, pro
vidiug that each man shall wear a pair
of bathing trunks-and prescribing other
rules so that the comfort of those win
lesire tobathe shall not be iutcrfct‘ct
with.
flow Programme at the Auditorium.
_ Manager Hoyt. of the Auditorium at
Rotors Point. presented his trainer-cu
patrons with an entirely new programmv
by a new company of artists. last night
They included vocalists and dancers of
abilitygwho gave a pleasing entertain»
meat. Among the number. are John
and Rena Saunders and Joe and En
Allen. 'Joe is a musical comedian, wh-
performs with ease upon a dozen diti'cr
eat instruments. and was encored a'
each appearance. The popular l’rofes
ror St. George. continues as musical
director, and indeed it would ho impos
iibleto find arnore capable pianist for
that responsible position. His solos an
especially enjoyed.
r
it! in their orders and that in the few
weeks remaining until the lira-it oi
September there is not time to make at
All adequate stock, even if the faotmioi
trernn to their-full capacity. Be this
is it may'there is such a thing as helm
Nor-conservative. as whichever way
the election may turn it Will be many.
months before ‘any change in thy
government or its policy can goiint .
affect. Crop reports are generally
encouraging, and dealers who make
prudent preparations for an average
orisiness will in all probability not be
disappointed.
Hattiug in South Norwalk this month
has Men very brisk compared with June,
ind August ought to be still bu-
sier, as by the.middle of the mouth most
of the leading shapes will have been is-
sued. ‘
The Crofnt do Knapp Co. are busy on
the Spellrnan but. which was issued on
July 7. and on the Coiling &Fairba’uks.
which will be issued August 1. The
ipeiluran hat is illustrated in‘lhis niun~
)! The American Hatter. The Rexlord
Valera, and Jarvis are three of their
special shapes. in colors the Vordatre,
Cuvarette, and Ilrunatre are the best
sellers.
Tire Vclk lint company are energeti-
cally at work in order to make ship-
ments by August 1, and at diil'ereut
dates during the month. The Harring-
ton but, as usual, will "’be introduced
about the middle of August, either the
mm or the 17th.
John (J. Wilson & Co. have. been re
ceiving girod enters from their salesmen
on the road and in New York city. This
uronllr they illustrate their new agency
but, the Bantu. Mr. Bantu rs a well-
kuown Sixth avenue hatter, who haul
been a very successful leiuier itr that sec
tion of the city. Many years ago he and
his brother George W. surmecdod to their
father's business that had been long oi-
tablished in (lanai street.
'l‘hp Adams, Brothers Manufacturing
company have issucdsomo very taking
shapes of their own.uutl at the shine time
are prepared to make shapes after the
retailer's styles. always producing a
thoroughly reliable but.
The South Norwulk lint corripuriy are
hearing front their salesrucnon the road.
and their factory is now presenting a
very busy app-aranec. Their prospects
are excellent for a good full trade.
Walbizer ilk Droycr are putting lots of
orders into the Ens-t Sorwulk fzurtnry,
which makes their fume happy. The
W. l‘: 1). style for full of Milli was lilo»
[rated in the June issue. of The Atnorb
l'illl flatter, and the hat ha» been woll
remiivcd by the trade.
'l‘boile A Holmes are getting a supply
of orders that indicate ph-ntyui’ work
for the next few months. Each ill‘lttnll
shows air iucn‘awLof business. which
looks wall for a young tlmi. A gratify-
ing feature. of their business is that they
are making room of the liner grades this
sermon.
E. M. Palmer do (70.. makers of boiler:
in the rough. have been succeeded by
Leigh Whittaker. Mr. Whitaker non-ed
hht time itr Manchester. England. Five
years ngohe came to this country and
won one of the first to work at pressing
hats. serving first with Bockerle it: Go.
then with Baird & Levi. and for two
year» with (lrofut ck” _Knupp company.
He is thoroughly aliqnuintod with Eu-
glish methods uhd colors. His smelnlty
will be making bodies in the rough.
lioytdc Wolthauscn are vvell plenlred
at the way their business grows. Each
season they add new Customers to tin-
bst and hold their old ones.
lore Revenue for Counties.
One of the most important matters
which will be discussed at the next ses-
tion of the General Assembly will call
for some legislative enactment by which
tome of the counties can realize sullici
ent revenue to meet county expenses.
‘l‘he increasing expernurs at litany of the
jails and the drain that isruade upon
:onnty treusuries by the gmxl roads leg
islation make thcerpenses very heavy
and in some of the counties the expense»
exceed income. line suggestion for re.
lief that has been made is that the coun-
ty be allowed alarger‘ proportion. say
ten per cent. of the license money.
A Ton-Foot Picket Fonts.
Tito engineers of the Consolidated
Railroad company this morning staked
out the line for a now ten-foot picket
fence the company proposes to erect
alongside its property through Railroad
place. close to the Street Railway corn
pany‘n tritcks. Work will probably
be cotunrencrxl on the fence Monday.
Fomnooo it not a Candidate.
Samuel Formation. of Stamford. say»
he is not a candidate for governor on
the Republican ticket. To a reporter
he said: “i want it diotlnctly under.
stood that i am not a candidate for gov-
ernor on the Republican ticket this
year. and i will not permit my name to
be prewnted to the Republican state
reinvention.
The Twin City Wheelmen will have
a run to Ridgcfleld. honor-row. The
lint party will leave the club rooms at
its. m.. in charge of the captain: the
second party will leave at ‘2 p. m.. 'in
charge of the first lieutenant. There
willbnajoiut run home. both parties
leaving Bidgelield at 4 p. in.
Republican Itato Convention Called.
Chairman Fylor, of the ltepnbiir-an
State Central cmnmittce. has issued the
ii for the Republican state convention
which meets in the Auditorium at "art-
ford. Tuesday and Wednesday. Septem-
ber i and 2. The opening session will
be at it o‘clock p. m., Tuesday. Septem-
ber i, for the presentation of credentials
and for organizations. The second day's
session will he at to o’clock a. m.. Wm].
nesday. September 2. and will be devot-
ed to the nomination of candidates and
the formation of a party platform.
tooling llylos of lists.
The dates of issue of the leading
styles of hats are set as follow-: Collins
do Fairbanks. August is Youmaus,
August 7; Harrington, August to; llam‘
son & Hubbard. August iii; Edward
Miller. August l5; Knox, September 1:
Dunlap. remember i. The Spellman
was issued July 27.
mick. Maker‘s name plate on each.
Oar nannies also. South Norwatk
Hardware carom. .
i
mug. of mutton. tor. Adams [truth “The imperial Grown ion. cigars are
m. South llarwaik. always uniform switchable.
‘iwing to tbe‘fact that retailers have helr.‘
‘Contractor‘fWilliam H. Smith wn»
rid; morning ”allied the contract for
the uewbauk building in East Wasl.’
ingtcn street. r '
The building
John H. Ferris,-
.rqsinpn. 1M
of the two but
Alden Scimauoi’i", night, and madcn
dual examinal f the plans with Ar
chiteat William Strlfnapp, opwod the
bids, and decidetlijtdigoiaheail with the
buildiugat once.» -I‘ 7 ‘
The building complete will cost in
the neighborhood 9f $15,000. it will be
an ornament to the city of South Ni‘r
walk, and a credit toils projectors.-
WWFMKS. .
The doing and castingoiiltorwalk People and
' Mr rm ,
Corrgresemabfl. JpHill. accorirpanied
by‘ Dr. N? A. “stratum. of New York
city. will leave Nortvnlk, Monday. for
a trip th _ 'Buifalo and by‘stcamer
through .Great lakes to the end of
Lake Super-torptheuce through the St.
Lawrence'rivert’ They will return to
New York lty""htoamer, by way of
Halifax. . _
Charles E. Seymour and daughter
Grace, of West'street, returned home
last night, from avisit at Manhattan
Benoit and Long Branch, to which
places they accompanied Miss Emma
Ackerley, of Cuba. N. Y. '
Mrs. Stiles W. Curtis. of Union Park,
and Mrs. V. Le Roy Lockwood, of
Himmlijld, N. J.. are guests of Mrs.
August Hayt, of Danbury. ”"
Stephen Wilmot and friend, of Smok-
lytr. who are wheeling through (torrnectb
out, will spend Sunday with lieurgg
lierrish. of Stuart avenue.
Miss May Smith. of Buyvicw avenue.
rctumeday‘esterday, from (leorgetown
on her wheel. She had been visiting
Miss Bessie Miller.
Mrs. Robert G. Meggy and son. of
Bridgeport. formerly of South Norwnlk,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Lune.
Crescent Terrace. . ‘
Dr. t‘urnming‘s rind wife. Mrs. W. l".
Ward-well, of South Norwulk. liar.-
visited W. N. Stories, of New (.lnrrudrr,
the. past week.
'1‘. E. Mills, a young and eminent
optieinn of New York. will visit S. li‘.
riardiner', of Ni’irwalk, for a few days
next \vwk.
Mrs. Thomas lingers, of Him sit-ml.
i
_ittee.composod of
Allan Swartz and
met the president]i
has returned from a three weeks'
vw-zition trip in~ New York and
Danbury.
Mrs. Kate Mei'ue and her daughter
Annie, of Room. N. IL. are. guests of
Miss Annie Ali-Donald, of Harbor
avenue. o
Miss Jennie Porter returned in her
home in Beverly, Muss, yesterday.
after a visit with her brother. W. l..
i’orti-r.
Robert (ioary. of Water street, is. lit
llolxikeu, N. .l.. today. attending the
funeral of his stepfather. .lolrn Watkins.
Mus Mattie Taylor. of New York. re-
turned home this morning. after visiting
Mrs. ‘llerbort Daniels. of ii i Brand slh‘t‘f.
(lounge M. ”combat and faintly. of
Film street,’\vill leave Nor-walk today
for iirmklyn. for it Week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. t'linrles llonlenu. of
Lexington avenue. are. entertaining Miss
Nollie. (irunt. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. ll. Pierson and Stilt. of Ill
l'niou Park. will spend the mouth of
August at Sharon Springs.
Miss Mary l )ltnuterui. of Ridgeileld. is
a most at John llonton'u. 172 Main
correct. Nut-walk.
”scar ll. llnnks returned last night
from a mutation of twin woo-ks. itpiutt ul
Block island.
Herman Platter. of ”I’lilul'p‘)". swirl.
yesterday calling on old friend» in
Norwalk.
Minn l-llla llum-hy. of South Norwalk.
is visiting Mrs. William (folly. of New
Cartoon.
Mlsslflmslo lliirdiclt. who has been
visiting friends here. returns inlay to
her home in New Haven.
Mitts Emma l.. Studwo-ll. of South
Main stmet, will umtid Sunday with
friends in bong Ridge. ‘ ‘
Frank Monnhan is spending a low
days in Braiding.
“All or lose Carlo."
Mr. Kuvanugh Minestr- all the mem-
bers and friends of the First Methodist
l‘lplas'ttpnl church who havc nxieived the
"All or None Cards" during the Week
to report them without fail at the morn.
ing twirvico. They they be hurried to
tho pairwi- personally or to the unborn:
it is excrtedinuly desirable thht all com.
ply with this request in carrier that a' re-
port may he made at the evening
service.
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«M or worn-which ?
It has been proved that South Norwalk
Hardware tamipauy'l nineteen! bicycle
rt ll. Rowan and ‘
People Who are Enjoying the Saline
Breezes oi the Sound.
Foresters Coming to listen Point Tomorrow-
The Yacht mi Sails on a Cruise to the
Easiward~£xcursionetis From Long.
I Island.
llubort E. Bishop. Frank H. Merrill.
John K. Hyatt and Sartiucll.y'rrcs will
leave on Mr. Bishop's yacht “Mabelfl'
tonight, for a trip down (inst. They ex-
pected to get away at high tide. this
morning, but they are still at lhn'lurr's,
waiting for tho high tide tonight.
The [lisciitorial club. of Darrbuigy, will
have a day's outing next Tuesday on
Uoptirin it. J. Ctrtlrill’s sloop lierthn.’
to one of the reefs iii the Scrum. where
blackfish are supposed to abound. The
party will. it is expected. number about
thirty persons. -- r
There was a very large party at Roton
Point, last night? The steamer Huut~
ington brmrght about six hundred or!
cursionisls front Long Islam]. They
thoroughly enjoyed the dancing in the
pavilion until ll o'clock, when the re-
turn suil.was made in tho rmmulight.
The picnic of Trinity Sunday school,
of Sowihportnvill be. held at Roton Point,
Tuesday, August ll. Tire rnerrrbers and
their friends will more on the train
which leaves Southport at EMS to South
Morwalk. thence by trolley ears to the
Point.
it is oxpecidd that twelve diliereut
smricties of the Foresters of America
will come to Rotor] l’oitrt ,ionri'irrow, on
the. excursion from New Haven.
Britlgeport.. Arrsoniu, Derby and
Birmingham.
The “Regina" yachting parly is i'xi
peeled home tomorrow. .loiru (lurnpur-
rived borne last night, taking the. train
at New lmtdon.
The Baptist Sunday school of New
(.‘anaari will hold its picnic at Roton
l‘oirrt. next Wednesday, coming down
in earryulls.
Clil’ UP QUEER ANTICS.
A Farmer's Nurse with an Appetiieicr llsrtl
Cider Becomes Tipsy.
A telephone message was removed in.
tlrt'pi‘ilico ntile'e ill Stamford, theotlrer
day, asking that a policeman be sent to
Summer street. as there was a horse aet~
iiig strangely. '
('hiof lkrwman sent Policeman Kurlli.
lie found a buy horse, owned by a Long
Ridge. farmer, reeling about the street
like a t‘irnnkcn man. Now and their Illt'
horse. would fall down. and. alto-r strug-
gling. Would regain his feet. and stag-
ger oil again.
Just as the otiiuer was trying to lead!
the animal from the street the owner
appeamd. .\n investigation showed
flint the horse, which had boon tied to
line rear of another farmer's wagon, hull
unlit) litelrny from the bottom of the
wagon. and ”it'll [hiked the. voter from
a pull containing two gallons of hard
(lilli‘lf.
'l‘lieeiili-rlwl washed down thuhay.
and soon after the. horse. begun to rut up
the (Illi‘tll' :iiilit's.
‘I'OOLE'S IENTAL COMMON.
bro. Baldwin and Balm Appointed to lake on
Exammotion.
'I‘husittlily «if (500nm 'l'lhilv, Hf Nora
walk. was inquired into in tho Somali.
Probate Court. yesterday niteririxin.
Holwtmau t-lollwk was present.
Afit-rllii-i-aso load berm iliiu'ussod it
was decided to have a medical Mainlan-
tion mode. of 'i'oolo's condition, this
morning.
llrs. Baldwin and linker were or-
rcport at another hearing to be held this
aficrtpion. when cilia witnesses will be
examined. '
L0" THE ‘l‘lP 0F lllC FINGER.
tinny” lcdowan‘o um Between the Knives of
a Paper Cutler.
liarry hicliowatr. a young man em.
ployed at the Jerome Paper company's
fiuwry in Water street, Norwaik. was
cleaning one of the paper cutters. this
morning, when (imirgi- Hewitt started
the machinery. Motiowan‘s hand wrw
between tho knives. and the tip of one
of his fingers was taken off.
Hewitt jumped for the lever and
grabbed the lclt at the statue time to
sure his companions hand but was
carrier] to the selling by the belt.
would Io Elect“ ll Mind“.
There is talk loitepublicun iii-ate pnliii .
ml circles of nominating Senator Ferris.
of i-iouth Norwaik. for lieutenant gover-
nor. He would be elected if laminated.
U
for ”9.75 is better than stylist.
They will soil from Rmvaytorr and go ‘
[minted to make the exntuinntiun and ,
Many Chinese Villages and Their inhabitants
Swept Away.
(Special to The Senlllle
Strnxurui. Aug: l..-A tidal wave
which swept in front the sea inundated
‘ the coast of llaicltau. litany villages
were destroyed and four thousand poo-w
ple.\veredrownoil. An immense lltllii-
ber of cattle perished. The rice iii-ids
are almost totally destroyed.
n
w
flowed Across the Allanlic.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Loytmx, August l.~Tlie
li‘ox, containing tw-r sailors who are
rowing from New York to iluvrc, ar-
rived lit the Scilly Islands “safely today.
rowboat
Reported Defeat ol insurgents.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
Maputo, August l——lt is announced
that. the. insurgents under Arbolay have.
been defeated. and that‘ Arbolay and
forty~seven of his followers were killed.
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
Posters and theirhlhernesin Norwallt Palpils
Next Sabbath.
The pulpit of the South Norwulkiiurr-
grogatiotral church; tumom‘iw, will be
,Oi-cnpieil by liev. Edward Smith. of
Walla Walla. Washington.
(trace ('lllll‘i'll, ll'iv. S. If. Watkins,
rector. Thumb Sunday after Trinity,
August $1.8 a. in . lloly Corrrtnnuion;
10:30 a. nu, Lituny. summit and Holy
(lorrimnnion; l2 ru.. Sunday school; 7:30
p. rn., Evening Prayer and address. The
rector will oilicintc. All are welcome.
Evening Prayer at Trinity church. to— ;
irrorrow, will be at .3 o‘clock, instead or i
7:30. Other services of the day as usual/l
At the First Methodist Episcopal:
church, the pastor, Rev. A. S. KitVilll-i
ugh, will be. present and conduct thef
services both riiornirtg and evening}
At 10:30 a. ill. the suvrnininit. of the;
Lord's Supper and reception of mom-z
bets. The members are requested ml
bring or send their “All or None” cardsl
to the morning service. At 7:30 the
’ following will be features of tilt inter-l
eating programme: Anthem, "(Ilrr’ist-
solo, "Eye Hath no: Jen," from thei
"Holy City," Miss Parnell: anthem, "l 1
Will Awake Right l-Iirrlyf’ rep-irt Ufg
new church fund; terror solo, “If He;
Shall Say Well lhitre," Carter. Print-i
ed'rprograiumes will be used. All are4
invited. '
After tomorrow the South Nut’wulkl
Baptist elrtm-Ir will be closed duringi
August for repairs. 'l‘omr‘irrow tlrci
pastor will preach ruor'iiingarrdevening. ,
Communion at the rimrrring scrvii-e.’
Miss Edith Robbins will lt'ilil the ('hrist-
inn Endeavor trim-ting at ti::.'tt. Tili'i’i‘
Will be special iriusii- at this meeting.
Owing to the closing of the. church. the
tuemlwrsaro requested. as far as pos-
silile. to bring their envelope ode-rings
inrrrorrow for die whole month.
Tomorrow. in the l’trst ( 'ongregutinrml
church. the Pastor. lie-v. Thomas K.
Noble, will preach both morning and
evening. Subject for the rimming, ".\
Suggestive l‘hapter in the [Mo of
('lrrislz” I‘veniiflz "Thi- linmoriaiity of;
timid Deeds.” l-Zveryluuly is cordially
welcomed.
Properly Turned 0m lathe New Captain.
At the meeting of (kirrrpatry it, last
night. (laptaiu H. J. Doyle turned over
the contents of thc‘lroamry and other}
prbpo-rtyuftbe company toi'aptoin A.
.l. Wiicoxson. Liouietrant-elect Winfield.
Scott made an addn-su of al.1"'ltfllllf't’:lllll '
thanked the member’s of the company
for the, honor they had (‘tlllft‘n‘t'tlnll him.
Three new recruits were enlisted. mah
log the total membership sixty-one.
A... . »Q( ‘ K
Fear the Melt lo Broke/t. K
John E. Whitney, u well-llnownp-vi-
«lent of New Canaan. fell from his ear.
riugo. Thursday nflcrumu. at Slim-mime
and the wheels of the vehicle passed
over his neck. lt is feared his neck is
lti’m'l'll. but. the precise nature of llll' in.
jury is not yet dciermiiiwl. Dr. Smwillis
is attending him.
-!loaoo folio Notice.
Wosbnll meet any price on carpets
and furniture for thi- m-xi till days." We,
shall sell gtrulscbentsir'tlmn any store
in town for the it" days. l’leasi- t'tml-
pare p'iees. liig i‘mlt’lt‘llnn in «in-its
gmds. All domestics nt mat. for the
uni Imiinys. Smilold it: lloyi.
"The price of $2.50 for the bent poem
on the subject of Clay .I-rmnty's justly
celebrated fair.” writes the editor of the
Jamvillh ('lariiiti, whim wife was on on»
nummfnl crmiywiiitor. "was awarded to
Miss Potts. of School No. i, by a corn~
mitten that was ignorant. arnong otlwr
«~an News.
things, of the utiuw's identity."
I .
] (Jimmie.
i AT
3 pastor will conduct a praise service. The l r'turm
inn, anist'l'lrouSecTircrn.” Mat~iliiugiil;' , —
a. 5
,. . ., ._ m,“ "we“.
. Foil SALE. tiliillillnwfot .33.... on West .
l LET: lTppi-r part of house.
Apply L.
tr hiANlb'll itl’lll oymniiomni
/ 'lku'tiinttil struck corner 0
(hum. \l’u- i'estiei-lliilb'unrmun
niH-iuili Nui'wulk. Norwnlk and.
rmlnbllnhoil ottt'tmlmfi
pr-upuri-dii"louli kirrilsof trim . ;
mg in lilo \‘l'I',’ iii-st «tyloatid tuttnn
eupy. llllltlllH' t’ltflt'r'i. boo s. atmi’fl
fringes. piano. organ, tillllartlcove . ,gi
ivlmmid Mild t'lll’it"l. (llllitlolll n'tt‘ '
ilyml urelou - uml pressed Millie Milli
i F. , m’
\VAN’l‘Eli.~:Ladies. make bit:
uppm'lillllly. ’l‘lro work is veryilpndtin
H .
trail]. I wrmi no mu: my and WM “Willis”
A. Stelib‘ios. la’lwi'ril'
f.\.‘€'i‘l'!l.l.-~ It: iiirilm's, After All out tilt
litmutluylot'il,:ii‘resmsnttor-med. ’ y
Y.\N‘l'l~ll).r-«.\n opportunity to do
li‘uirllelil :ivetiuc.
TO LET
’ sir-uni. iivo rooms. good order,
Vitlilt‘lii'nh‘ i‘enl is. l'Oe'SRFSIOllMD
Sire-oil.
7 V0 LET-1‘0" rooms. all
also Illilii‘fli»vrt rifliouse. corner of an
monuoaml lint i'nint street. Exist N
t). ililsilotr. N... r. Elizabeth stipends
r' 1m t.r«:’r.~»rrnnm of ill roomsaud all alone
ltl'i'illlfli‘tl i‘or ll. bourdin house. An -
.lueoli M. Layton, Am. 5; x . j:
(liniiuagh. a Crescent Terrors.
« ' 1725M;
street, on lllll' of electric. f'itl'll. '
00
no llltVll _
dyeing and Medium; luminous.
suits llt'usst-s. either made ll or and
smile. ties, kid gloves, kid shoes
tit-r. t'. llU l \SS
ltt‘irlrl',itiitl \vunt ii in barn t .
will easily my $1M weekly. This
bill llllrlil'lllul‘rl to all mailing stirrup.
,. i.
‘ i-leusurit rooms. with or wlf mil!
\ washings. Mrs. Amid Matilda
r to Ll'i'l'r-St'it'lll'lil nmirJNn. 7 c
iinim .it James P. l’unzelt. fin. o‘llhestn
pert-«lurid point-"d. lit 1-2 Unlo' -
rooms. newly papered and painted .
lill[lrl'lVOllli’fllSJ'llnfl‘llllY located. But
71“ 4 Clay elect.
r m l.l".'l‘.-»_i g uni 1411"!"ka rent at
tln- slur-.3 :uul ilxtures in James“ Wk
lately. Ill’t’llllli‘ll by William MJXaloslwl
rimruei. lul'i’l' JOHN Lockwoomtrusteo,
fl“) l.l"Z'l‘.-~llimms it“) [Elli Amrtmeut
Mum street. three. four or all too '”
apartment-antlowprices. Applyto Geo El
' It"?
liaiyrrruiiil. ti Harriet street. for key. ,
_.—~—__‘___._____,_
V ‘0 l.l".'i'..~(futmge and Wash house enema" ‘ 4‘
built. by your only. stun monthz'nearrfiow
tvuytnii station. Alltll'"'i box 2. domino '
Conn. inquire. stationaucnt. ”as '
-' ‘0 lili’l'rl-‘mir room irpdkf; V I
a- ind. AWN i it c i cry I'm unbalfs lighmifigtmetf
: i’tdtt‘ room npurirnents.lrout and rear but“!
nigh-n sit out. rent 37 and 8 ' ‘ “ml ”1 W_ i
eat. ' f
2.0mm! ibmr. rear. 93 Wash “m “a
door Siva: lg. .i. Corbett block 1
Apply Gain “gun.
. 1.16 if
"""ui'a'r". .
r9“&aus.l's"3uupi$*
as
rep I: :
rent 51:13.2‘.Wood r ' 7
W
‘lf'r iml‘uw in
h }.i;-”i..crr’us lair
:H'lillul‘.
7 ‘0 I.F.’l‘-Secoriil liner. 4 Hanfo.
l‘ui'llli-i. rent 5 1'.
South Main street.
South Main street.
No. 129 Harbor avenue. ll rwalk:
rmitrts with city writer. rent 83:81:10
.4. city water". rent 34. [from “ ‘
ruurri<.zit 30. ill Alrlln street. No If
‘iltAlJ'li MOODY. 100.
.
"
. ll
hilt SAM-2;. glide" .n cot eedur‘
, i‘swl inmiuiisounditlhtt in good’order.
thrrt ‘igliflr‘ql long. at a bargain. Address.
lnnli'gir. )rtvis.liltwnl'ludlAlonn. .139
- PM)? \I
) uatnl tl t lgnli'ti ‘ I
. t nil to r) . '
map. Ap dy to Gfll y 5"
Mandow st
and will
.lil -.
inn-k. Ii Ui’l’llill‘ll st" Normr k. 73?th ‘
lml' ‘s‘ll l" l'y ra-im 3-: v” ‘4
. . ...l A, . A orwalit tobac-
. ennui. i" will sit . the (landless he ‘
w-igar n. t...- I‘lfy. Ask lot the Shamrock. ml!
"or: S.\l.li2.~ U. s. Floors tirade 3i" 7 i
q . . ti on
I hunting. stars still-hell in by much ad
:inlluil the Work Ili‘iliu ill the limit and
~it Mullins! I‘lltlllil‘l‘. Soililli Norwalk 1! I '- ‘
mflf
\t’ill'l‘ l'nriipritty.
linen: .
aimnota
VOltrlnlJ'L Columbia n-ply hi h
Krirlli'll lmw. Kilitl‘ilflfflwl to :- in
rho-mun} tn ilm milittr'd inch. 1
vinyl:- l-ll'l'l' wu~ f'i‘illl owl and we particular!
w dirii .i ll’it'lr‘ \‘i'llf‘l‘t'ltf'lllflltf'y bonehead prov
Ith‘itllwllll'll'll'Y- South Norwolkllanlwarocou’
l‘.‘ Swill: .‘llnili nth-vi. ’
For;
\." lmugtlu vivi-
lent : ill‘ulf. if» inches;
llitillwllitlt‘ uso-zlmai l
imiltl} liv't'.
Iiul‘wnlh‘. l'Jll
it it
SALE. The oyster surmount—’TCQITIO
r all. 40 feet: beam. it
llln'l’llilflftllll'lo taller-top
.u it "S on am
Address W. W. l'oiiiinltgtk.&lllth
it. till tf
tilt: stun.w ”nil‘il‘. No. it Elimbfth street.
‘ Mlllltl‘lt’ fur lwn familial». Al modern
:riit~rirwziir_-iii—. C-illlillllrt lir'viiimmfwu hnthit
iiLl | iiilrivs. Cull nit CHAS. 3.31. Jourmm
premium. 13m
.. _-...~._. ._-...———_—___...____
till: :lilJI. itiiilli'viiettlri fill in
4 g per i 1‘)
I u..- it t'. lint wilhtrl‘ fer-i. South Norton!"
linolu tZt‘ Lilltllutll'. All South Main street.
.. . not
[Juli t4 \l.li2. 'i‘lu- limitiitiiisboe business of ’
l.. ll. “itl'\'l‘;'. ineiirdingi-ntim otoc and
llrturm .llltl luau- ul slum. Will be very
client» if Milli at "live. Apply at the slow.
li'
avenue. iiiml desirable lot on thonmnlt. .'
Aflfll!‘ lit 'luylur .k Uni-inn. Hitti‘ .
Enterprising Advertisers.” M
'l'rintrniit A' llyntt tire closi out
their stock ”(Jollllllfl mild at it large m...
dill-lion, ntid lliclr slaicinl sale of thin:
waists is to lmvontinuml atrtrtltmweck. 1 ,
lu lmrunmcks they offer it large variety
of great reductions. -
’l‘heSuntli Norwalk Hardware come,
puny. in offering a guaranteed, reliable
artieie, with niakcr’n guarantee and on
tlicirowri rlfdlbtllflllilllty also. at... price '
that cheap. shoddy goods can hardly be
sold for by auction hmines in New York.
are creating it furore hero in the bicycle ’»
industry. Their goods are direct from
fartory and at a low cash price. it will
pay to exntnitro their bicycles. .
The Fox (lyric company re a bush
nous good. in spite of the t weather.
Attention is called to the. company's ltd-
vcrilmtnent lit another part of this 7
poms. Many readers of The Bottling] ‘
have already availed thotiiselves of the
inducetiicnis oll'i-reil by this reliltltll
iirtir. ' ‘" ”
ll. Kricgeris selling all want All:
iii-cum shirt w sis lor 2f; cents. ,.
l'liiivlri-n's suits. men’s suits and
straw hats are going at half prime. It.
Billh'flll'l A' ('uft‘. .
(Tim-er Farm crcamcry butter, sold by
Samuel l'unislmk. .lr.. is on ”filth
without a superior. Mr. lfoinsioaklllo
has stunt-thing in mime that «ionrttat'ltw
in quality with anything in the ‘
racket. ’
Norwalk Chronicler