11;
3%me 11.139.11.11“
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NUMBER 2597
harm."
'T , I
loved 111 Booth Norwolk Millet
‘” Tl 11113111111 (1
,1'
, ’G‘eorge S.
‘ cigar dealers, are the heaviest losers.
1111111 11111 111111“
1 A11 Obstruction in a‘Soll‘l'ipe Castro .
Damage in the Lauder Block.
1111111111 1111 1111111111, 11111111.
Trowbridps 81 Do. the Cigar Dealers. Estimate
111111 11111 111 Over $2011, 1111 1111111 11.
”1111111111111, 1111 111111111. 111111111 1111 111
‘ 11111111111111 $25.
A soil'pipe connectedwith a closet on
the second floor of Lander’s block be-
came stepped up, last night. and the
running Water limited nearly the entire
‘ 1 building, doing several hundred dollars
damage.
'l‘r'owbrid'ge 85 Co , the
When Mr. 'l‘rowbridge opened the store
about 5:30 o’clock this morning, he
1.1111111111111111 dripping from the ceiling.
Before he could get out" to investigate,
.sections of the paper, put on about a
month ago. began to peel off, and water
poured down into the store in buckets
full, drenching cigars-and packages of
smoking and chewing tobacco, and
also damagin the line of pipes carried
by thé firm. The handsome paper on
the ceil'1 and side walls is ruined.
The damage will jprobahly amount to
over $200.
The paint and paper on the ceiling
and walls of Albert M. Pohllnan's barber
shop is ruined. Tle estimates the dam-
age at over $25
The east side wall in the office of the
Western Union Telegraph company‘s ,
headquarters was drenched
. ..11111111 1111111: mutat-
Tbo Store In the Dell Island Waiting Room
llsotsottd 811111lsy flight.
The little store which John F. Colby.
the Norwalk confectioner. conducts in
the Bell Island waiting room. was bur-
glarlzed Sunday night, and cigars.
cakes. pies. root. beer, soda water and
candy were stolen.
The burglars gained an entrance to
‘ the store by forcing open arear window.
The money-drawer was opened, but as
no money is left there over night,tl1c
intruders had to be content with a feast
on the good things the store contained.
and with what they could carry away
in the refreshment line.
Mr. Colby diswwreri the burglary
when he opened the store Monday
morning and found the place in dis
order., The thiovasleft noclne totheir
identity. They evidently came and
want on I1icyc|es,as the imprints of the
wheels could be seen about the build-
ing. and it is judged that there were
three of them.
The front windows were fastened so
securely that it was i111possiblc to break
them opon.so the rear windows wen:
11111111111111 to.
W
CLUBBED IIIS IIOIISE OVEII THE ITEM).
11 11111111 111111» 111111 1111111111 1111 Cruelty-Tho
Officers Find Another Date.
The secretary of the Connecticut lla-
mane society 111111111 to Norwalk from
Hartford. yesterdaylland with I Ionutahlo
Morehonso and Justice 11111111 went to
North Wilton and arrested George Hall
on the charge of cruelty to a horse. it
is alleged that Hull beats the horse over
the head with a club, and is very brutal
. in his treatment of the animal other-
wise. He was placed underflm bonds
for trial August 114. at the Wilton Town
Hall. Rufus it. ltoscm1 became surety
for his sppesraum.
While the officers were during
through South Wilton. on the way back.
they met James Mlddlebrcoks. an Ice
cream poddlor. He was driving 11 Jaded
horse. and the Humane society agent
stopped and examined the beast. A bad
ours was found on the horse’s back. it
was unhitched and led to Dunn’s livery
stables in Norwalk and ordered shot to-
day. The Humane society agent has
Mr. Middlebrooh' case under considera-
tion. He claimed that he did not know
the horse was so badly affected.
Ansel-Iterative.
Walter Syringltcin. a Knight street
ordered men. while drunklsst night.
without any provocation suaultodlrls
JousssndJsmos Dowd. both sgsdmsu.
whom-t Gum's stables. proper-1
tory to driving home. Bystaadcrs
wouldhavobuudlsd Bprinpein rather
roughlyifhohadnotruu-way. OIIIcsr
samba-11111 them and flora
rttdtofio nobles. but conflict loll
no This of an Essay Bond of the looting of
the County Glorious. ‘ '
Yesterday was a memorial day for
Turban—especially for the members of
Christ 11111111111 11111111111, 11 1111111; 11111
fifteenth anniversary of the laying of
the corner stone of the present
church edifice, which is the third struc-
ture erected bu its present silo. It was
1111111111. occasion of the monthly meet-
ing of the Fairfleld County Clerical as.
sociation.
In the morniu the sacrament of the
Lon'l’s'suppcr £1111 administered. with
the Rev. Lewis . French, of Noroton
ascelebrant.
A11 essay entitled “Divorce Reform"
was read by the Rev. 11‘. W. Norm. of
South Norwalk. an interesting 1111111111.
sion following, at the conclusion of
which dinner was served at the rectory
to the visiting clergy.
The afternoon session was presided
over by’Archdeacou Rev. H. M. Sher-
man. The Rev. 1". W. Norris, of South
Norwalk. read the lesson. followed by
the rector in an address of welcome.
Congratulatcry addressess were deliv-
ered by the Rev. Bolles. of Huntington.
which was the mother parish of Christ
church parish; the Rev. Lindsley. of
Newtown. whose parish antedates
Tashua parish by a generation. and the
Rev. Boylston.of Grace church, Long
Hill, whose parish is the fifty-year-old
daughter 'of Christ church. Taslma.
After the dismissal and the singing of
the roccssionul the large audience re-
gathered under the beautiful trees in
the church yard, and were served a
bountiful collation by the ladies of the
parish.
The corner stone of the present chun- l1
waslaidJnly llith 1.1116. by the rector.
OVEBCOME BY THE HEAT.
An Aged South Nomilt Woman Wonders Away
and Succumbs In Bridgeport.
Mrs. Ann Reardon. sixty-five years
old,whose home is in South Norwalk
was picked up in a delirious condition at
Water street and South avenue, Bridge-
port,nt 5:20 yesterday afternoon, hav-
ing been overcome by the heat. She
was taken to the Emergency Hospital
and was given the regular treatment for
sunstroke.
Mrs. Reardon revived at 8 o'clock suf-
ficiently to say that she was on the way
from South Norwalk to the home of 11
daughter in Waterbury. whose child
was ill. She had to change cars in
Bridgeport and had some time to wait.
While waiting she left the depot and
walked about until she was overcome.
Afterthe woman had regained 1111f»
ficient strength to 111111'e about she was
turned over to Police Matron Hill. who
kept her ovei' night. She was soot in
Waterbury this morning.
Had sho not received prompt trcut-
111ent. Mrs. Rcardon would have died.
as her condition was low when she Wits
pi:- ked up"
ltounlon oi the 1111111111111.
The tenth annual reunion of the
Seventeenth Connecticut Volunteers
will be held at New Canaan on Friday.
August 28th. The mutation will 11.11-
sc111blo at the depot in Stamford on the
arrival of the 11:1. 111. train from New
York. which arrives at Stamford at 8:37
a. 1n.. 1101111 totakc tI11'1 llo'clouk train for
New Canaan.‘ The invitation has been
acceptor! by the patriotic citizens of New
Canaan, who have amply provided for
the enjoyment and pleasure. 11111111111111-
tors. The railway will give reduced
rates for the return.
A11 111111. In tilt WrItI 1111111.
Rufus Buttery, of Silvcrulino. it 111 111111-
sheer in the employ of Frank l’nrk11r. 111
Solmans’ stables. was jabbod in the loft
forearm by the sharp point of a nail in a
horse's hoof, this morning about. 7
o'clock. line of the small arteries in his
wrist.wa11 severed, and the wound bled
profusely. causing Mr. Battery to faint.
Dr." L. M. Allen was sent for. and had
Mr. Buttery token to his home. where
the poisonous matter was 11111111111111 and
thi1 Injury 111111111111. ‘
toms nslhl 111 81.111.
The hot wave still covers the country
cast of the Rocky Mountains. except on
the northern slope it is slightly brain-11
by a small area of lower temperature 111
tholake region and olargor and cooler
urooln the Northwest. Both of these
areas are traveling eastwsnl. and will
probably afford some relief from the ini-
tensc boat mthis mutton. But there
will still be danger of constrains and
prostraticns on the coast today and
possibly autism foreman.
111111111 White is 11111111
Mio- llclcn Hyatt was In bathing 111
Gregory’s P111111, yesterday afternoon.
While she was sitting on the float.
where the water was only about four
feet deep. one of the men bothers push1
sdhsrinmtbswutsr. She struck bot-
tom hood first and was «used. 8mm
par-omen the float pulled her to the
surface where she soon coins to her
REV. F. I. IIOIIIIIB OII “OIVOI'IOE REFOIII ”
‘ rlnsion she said:
Tillll A PlTlTlll TALE
”an...” r' .....
A Pretty Young Woman’s Story of De-
teriion and Destiiuiion.
011111111111 111111, 1111111111 111.
She list 1111111 llollrlnp From tier littlnp Ilut-
bsnd to 1111111 loathe and lItr Fight to
Keep the Wolf From the Door flat
Born a Ilsrd 01111. .
A pitiful tale of (Insertion and destitu
tion resulting therefrom was told by a
very pretty young woman to the County
(.Iomrnissiduers yesterday. The young
woman. whose husband abandoned her
a short time ago, is Mrs.HenryDaynard.
She does not appear to be more than :31)
years of age, and is very modest, quiet
and charming in her demeanor.
A11 farascould be learned. says the
Farmer, Mrs. Daynard was married to
her missing husband three years or more
ago. They had a child whom they nam-
ed Charles Henry. He ismow two years
and four months old. A month or so
ago. just about the time that Mrs. Dau-
ard was to give birth to a child. her
husband deserted her.
At the time the Daynard‘s lived in
Belden avenue, Norwalk. Her husband
was employed in the Norwalk Lock
Works. He left home one morning,
ostensibly to go to work. He did not re-
turn home at night. but sent his wife a
letter saying that he could not support
her any longer and was going away.
Mrs. Dauard was nearly heart broken,
but with the help of neighbors she got
along for a time. As she 13111111: from
Bri1lgcport,tho selectmcn sent but back
i 1 that city.
She has heard nothing from bar has-
band sincc, and her fight against pov-
erty and starvation has been a hard one.
With sickness and death, for the baby
did not live but a short time, the fragile
little mother was kept at her wit's ends.
Realizing that she could not take care
of the children, both of whom were ill,
and her own health not being in the
best condition. she resorted to the
County Home ass means of relieving
her. Therefore she made application to
the County Commissioners and the older
child was committed 1to the County
Home at Norwalk. That was about
four weeks ago. Since that time the
baby died, but through all her troubles
Mrs. Daynard struggled bravely on and
is now in a position to support her only
child. She applied to the (”Ainunissiun-
ors foraponuit to take her boy‘from
the Home. She told of l11‘1rtri:1l11.11n1l
although she did her utmost to keep a
brave heart. she at times nearly broke
down. She related how she had been
deserted. the sickness of tin1 older child.
its conunlttment to the County Home.
and of tho dcafllof the baby. [11 111111-
_ "101111 take can: of
the boy and I want him." The permis-
sion was readily granted and with :1
bright 11nd happy n'ulile 1111 lu-r prrtfy
face, the little 11111111111411“ the court
building.
She will take an invalid to her 1111111111,
as her only child is ill with 11 tumor and
1111l11rg111111'111 11f the bowels, and his 111111
ditmn is such the i'onnty I|o11111 pm 1pI1-
11r1' pleased if is 111 I111 into-11 away.
Richly Dillod as a Preacher.
liov. I). T1. Farris, forilli'rly HT Nur-
11':1lk.11-111111-in-l111v11f Mrs. Mary I12. ll.
Stuart, 11f West avenue, prom-111111 in St.
John’s. Stamford. Sunday morning. and
i11St.l.uk11'11in 1l11111v1111ing, The Ad-
vooatl1 says he gaw- 11vi1I1-111'e that tho
parinl1h'111asit111u111lor assistant 111i11i1~1~
on 11 man who is notonly1111tiv11nn1l
useful in pastoral work. but one who is
richly giftr-d asa preacher. Ills morn-
iugdisccumwas full of thoughts and
lessons suggested by the imnsiigurution.
the festival of which was oincrvud by
thochurvh,la111wuck. llc sham-1|. by
illustration. how the Iliviao presence
is often manifested toponplc in clouds
11fa1lver11ity and trial, and. as the 1111111.
apostles were at first filled with fourl
when the 111111111 11111111111111 at the trump
figuration. but tool: courage when they
Imuwlheir Muster was with them. 1111
those who are overshadowed with
trouble and bereavement are comforted
with the knowledge that "11 is mad. Mr.
Furris' evening sermon was upon the
subjcotof “Solf~(.'onsecrstion.” and it
contained a timely rebuke to I1In11pl111'
in: 11111 politicians.
For.“ It. 111111111 Isms.
Inmbcrt Shotskymf Norwallr. imam
an 11111111111111 at the Not-walk Savings
hunk. Upon visiting the bank. yester-
day. be was surprised to learn that
someonemocutly presented an «mlcr at
the bank. purported to have been signed
by Ifr. Schutslty, and drew 815. lie
pronounced the signature is forgery.
The act was evidently mmittcd by
moons who know that Mr.8|1otshy
hsdohuukaocouutsnd tboths always
”Hunchback tilts. No clue has
«humus-ms
‘.
Ml OITT I1'OLK8.
Tho Delay and m oi Ilorws‘lt People and
Their 11111111.
Mrs. Edwin Clark and son Ed 11. of
Elm street, will go to New YOI'IKVTI
row and take a Bndwn river boat for
Albany. . The next morning they will
go to Fort Ticonderoga and take a train
for Burlington, Vt. They will then go
to Fort Ethan Allen, where they will
sojourn about ten days.
Electric Light Commissioner Win-
chester and wife have returned from
their visit to Davidrl-I. Bray. Mrs. Winv
chester's father. and other relatives at
Red Bank and Linomft. N. .I. They
brought back with them their cousin,
Miss Kitty ‘Bmy. an acknowledged 191111
of Lincroft.
Mrs. Louis Sainmis. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. )harles If.
Adams, of Grove street. returned 1.1111111-
home in Harrison. yesterday afternoon.
Her daughter. Miss Bertha, remains 1111
11.191.111.11 Miss Bertha M. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs.‘0. A. Blsurkman spent
Sunday in Ridgeileld, guests 11f Mr. and
Mrs. William L. illsen.~—Mrs. Ernest
Wigham. of Norwalk. is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. T. F. Harrison, 22 Franklin
street.-Danbury News.
Miss May Williams. of Union street.
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J;
D. Cunningham,of Daubury, for two
weeks. is nowsojonrning at Woodmont,
Connecticut.
Misses Mabel and (iraco Hunt and
‘Master Howard Hunt. of South Main
street, started this morning for Troy.
They will be absent two Weeks.
Mary 11‘. Smith, of Newtowu avenue.
have returned home after a three woolts'
outing at Washington, Conn.
John Fallon, 11f0|1io,r11.turno1l to Soul l1
Norwalk yesterday afternoon, for tho
first timelnfivc years. llcintonds to
remain here permanently.
lie-Idea avenue. use in the Adirondacks
to remain until September. Mr. Bishop
will join them later.
Rev. Frederick W. Norris, rector of
Trinity church, arsompnnied by his
wife. isat the Thousand Islands fora
two weeks' rest.
Y.. has been visiting his brother, S. H.
Richmond, of l='11ionvil|11.
home today.
Miss Maud Ilolt returned 1.1 her bond
in Norwalk,y1~11t11r1lay, after :1 |1ri 1'11.
gr: 1111.
Miss Hertha ”11111111111 has r1-111r111'11l to
h1-1' llilllll‘ in Dunbary, from Norwalk.
where she has b11111 spondinga brief v.1-
ration.
Mrs. Mormon Kriogor and Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Iim-nstein, of Clay street.
started this morning for Niagara Falls.
llr. linorgo laxior has r11tur111-1I to flu-
1'in after visiting in Norwalk.
llaxh r will 111111.111! in t1111nn11tilf11ll.
Mrs. John Russell and daughter llil-
Mrs. Bessie Scnvillv. of A1111 street
It11|111rt Vunl’ 11111111 and family “'11 III
y'1si11r1i11) 1111111 I'r11l'1l11 ll:111.~'11.\\l11l1
Mountains, fora 1‘11 11' \Vi‘ilkfi' stay.
(inorgo M.
l1‘i11n11y A' livuodii't.
has rl'turnml from Brooklyn.
.\||111rt and Howard Mossman. of 3'1111'
York. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. M.
Andrews, of “31111 avenue.
Ileorgv II. Barnum is enjoying a two
11'1'11k11‘vaoati1111 from his duties at .I.
Spencer A' I'o.';~ jewelry store.
Tin-Misses Alim' and May '.l‘roy, 11f
Newark. are 1111111111: M111. Nollie llarri-
1.1111. of Cross 1111-11111. Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. S. ll ltivhmond. of
i'mas street, loft Nurwalk this morning
for 11 visit in Albany. .
Miss Lizzie Slu'ldon. of Wilton avo-
nn11, is cntntaiuing‘Miss Mamie Mc-
(lrath. of ”colony. ‘
Miss Anna Russell. of (21111111 stm-t.
has returned from 11 visit 111 lur parents
in behigb. I’a.
Miss Annie 'I‘. I'.1r1|1111 is visiting willi
Mrs. A111br1111o I 1111141111”, Poplar I'Iains.
Wastpcrt.
Miss Minnie llrown, 11f Bridgeport,
was the guest of Miss Flora M. Jennings.
yesterday.
Nowbury It. Carr, nfjWoodward avo-
111111, is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Seaman.
Miss If. Wnsiliold, matron of the Dan-
Imry Home, 111 spending a few days at
Nor-walk.
Mr. and Mrs. David II. Miller. .Ir.. of
Montana. are guests of (11111111111111 South
Norwalk.
Charles (11111111111111: has returned 111
Norwalk after a four days' trip to Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. lane. of Matteo-
wun. are visiting friends to town.
Miss Nellie Hogan. of Norwalk, 111
home from Newton.
Min Poulyne Diver started this morn-
, L111' 11111 museum
1n1or- ‘
1111'... S. H. Smith and daughter. Missl
Mrs. W. I". Bishop and children, of:
Lorenzo Richmund ofl.ansingbnrg. N. 1
lie returned ‘
Ii1111111li1't, of the firm of.
with his fondly."
DASHEII Til HER DEATH
Mrs. Louise 11111111111111 Lyon Plains.
Thrown from a Carriage and Killed.
TIER ITEllK BROKEN BY THE FALL
Willi her Son and Daughter-In-Law She was Ile-
Iurnlng Irom the Celebration at Tsshua,
1111111111 1111111: 11111111119111 and 111111
.‘ Away While Descending 11 Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'l‘rcadwoll, 11c-
companicd by his mother, Mrs. Louise
Troadwoll, of Lyon Plains. weredriv-
i111; homo from tho anniversay celebra-
tion at 'l'ashua. yestcnlay afternoon,
when their 11111111 of horses ran away and
the Occupants of the carriage Wore
thrown out. Mrs. Louisa '|‘rea1lwel| was
killed instantly, and her daughter-in»
law was badly out about tl1ol1ea1‘l'nn1l
badly bruised. She was rendered 11111
’11ouscious, and did not 111-cover for some
time and may have buffered internal i11-
juries. Mr. Trculwell 1111.1111sosuor11y
injured.
They were descending a steep bill,
when the pole of the carriage broke.
Mr.
wull, who was driving, lost control of'
frightening the hot-111.111. Tread-
the frightened tcmn, but endeavored to
keep tin-.111 in 11111- 111i1ldl11 oi' the road. In
this he was unsuccessful, 11:: they shied 1.11
.0111} side and upset the carriage, throw-
ing all the occupants out.
Mr. 'l‘roadwvll's mother hunted on her
head, dislixmting her 111-11k. Hln- must
i have died instantly. His wife, who was
found insensiblo. was at first supposed
to l1111lc:1d also. Mr. 'l‘rcadwoll. who
retained hold of the reins. was dragged
He
summoned assistance and the body of
some distance and terribly ‘l1ruiso1l.
111.11 1.111111111111111 taken to 11 neighboring
farm house, while his wifi1 was also as-
sisted there. Later she recovered suffi-
ciently to be taken home.
The horses ran some distant-e before
‘ they 11'111'11 ruptured.
wrecked.
The wagon was
A Westport undertaker took charge
lof the nunuins of Mrs. Louise 'l‘11111l11ell
gum...” 111 ”“5 1'Iiy -'-1L’1r11|g1 [WT 'l‘ulo- land prepared them (111 I1111ia| I1of11r11.|
taking the (11 Mr. ""lr1-1ul\1cll'.~1
l11'11111'.
body
4 The burial will probably be lmld'io-
j 11111rr1111' after-11111111
‘ 11 Reckless Driver Arrested
1 .I 11111111 Skidd. 11f iul11111v11111i :11'1111111‘.
l11|1ilo intoxii'n‘c'd 111.111 111gl11,
11lr11|ll"r111'l1‘l11.~1~11‘11111I I111111.|T1'
1 i11l11.1 turnout 'l by 'I‘ I11111lor11 Ask.’
M“- 1111' i'mnbury. \111i1l1 stood near 11111 “-11.1111111
National Ilank 11f No1'1111ll1.a111|111v1I111l,
the wagon. Captain |I:11111 found Skidd
lian, of Ansonm. have 1....“ visitinnwllni‘r in the evening in :1 resort on Park circling thi-olub |1ous11w11s 1I1rong111l.
lie was badly
1. street and 1111'1‘1st111l him.
appeared for trial
befuddled \\ I11 11 I11
l t|1i111u11rniug.Scan-111111 was suspended 1
i by Judge Hubboll.
Coughlln Found By Tramway Employees
’|l111111.111('1111gl1li11,flu1 111-111111111111 resi
‘1I1111t 11f Norofon Hill. who \1' .1111l11r111l
away I'mm his 111111111 last Saturday, 11:11:
found in llarivn, this11111111.l1y11111pl11y1-1-s
of tho Noru'alk Tramway 1'11111p:111y.
Ills clothing was ‘“T“ nearly oII', u11d;l111
I1:11| 111111111 but little slur-o lu- 11'1-1111 away.
He was brought to South Norwalk and
turned over to 1 Minor Reunion, who took
provided for him. and afterward the
11II'11'11r 111'1'1111111an'1111i him |1o11111.
Not Too Warm to Swap Items.
This 11111r11i11g 'l‘hcodon-I llsou swapped
his traitor ”Jack," wilh Mr. 'l‘oIIIl‘. for
11 large nix-yuar-old grey that Mr.
'I‘olllf says can do 11 milo‘In 2:10 sure.
Jacob Hubbub who I11111l1111'111l11oki11g fora
trotlm' for 11911111 tiine. than swapped out-
of his hopes for “Jack." It was 111111211
work for hot weather, and each 1111'1111111'1'
fuels that he has 111111111 the bust bargain,
which 11111111111 them all way good natur-
ed. and ice cream 11111111 was 111111111111‘ative.
ly free for about half 1111 hour.
8ol1iltrs Will 11111 To list up Early.
The train 111 convoy Ibo soldiers to
Camp Graham will leave South Norwulk
Monday at llzill o'clock. The companies
have beonordf'ruil to assemble at 1'1:le1,
As they will leave the Armory at that
time. they will have to got around
somewhat earlier. All who get left will
have to pay their own fare to Niantic.
Inland fly a Runaway limo.
Frank 511111.11. the five-year—old son
'of the trainer at the Norwalk Fair
Grounds. was injured last Saturday.
caused by a horse running away. The
boy and his older brother drove into the
ground and the older lad got out to close
the gate. when the horse started. The
curious was truism
“its '
1: 111 ‘
him to :1 restaurant. whom a dinner was
OUTH NORWALK CONN. TUESDAY AVON-1T ll l896.
11171511110011 cisrnrcllss
‘ ~ CLOSED ITS DOORS. f
The Murray IIIII 11.1111 Overloaded With Ilsa!
Estate Sooudlict. ,
(Special to The Sentinel.1
NEW Youk. August l|--»-'l‘ho Murray
llill bank. having deposits of a million
and a quarter, closed _t|1is‘1111'1rni11g. The
bank is 1'11'orloadc1l with real estate
The dolmsihlrs will probably
be‘paid in full.
securities.
Democratic 11111111111111]
alm-Iltl in tin: 111-111111111.)
ls111.1x.111111.1111, 1nd,. Aug. Il1—-Tl1ccxe-
1111tiv1: l11’1:'11l1p|:11'|1e1's of the National
Democratic party 111111-11 established here
today. -2..-“ ..
Tho c1111 1111.11.11.11 Bryan.
ISpIoial I11'l‘l11-H1-11Ii1111IJ
.I1111N11'1'1111'31. August ||.-—'l'l|11111| ut—
t11111pt11d to make 11111111111111 burn, but. flu1
crowd 1|o11111111l111l Bryan, who shook
lilpnd stoppf‘ul
Brynn willdo 11011111111 talking (311 route.
hands. speaking.
Seventeen Deaths 1111111 111. 11111
($11111 lal to the SentlnelJ
New Yonx, August ll.—Thcrc were
tllfi
morning, making :1 total of 1115 for five
seventeen deaths from beat this
days.
Bryan Leaves Pittsburgh.
ISpm'iul in |I111m111li1111|.
l’1'1'1's'111'111111. Aug. |I.——|l1'_v:111 loft on
7:111) this
the Pennsylvania road at
1111'11'11111g.
OUTINGS AT TIIE SHORE. ‘
People Who lire Enjoying the Sailor Breezes of
the Sound Near 1111111111..
There is not only the fun of going on
:1111-x11nrsio11 with :1lot of jolly fellows
promised to those who take in the Eagle
Hose-company'sexcursion, but there is
the pleasure of visiting one of the most
f1n11ous seashore resorts |1111t1vee11 New
York and New Haven-«a plat-e hand~
some in its natural beauty. which has
been added to by the band of the land-
scape artist. Roton Point is a popular
recreation place. The bathing is of the
best and there are many attractions
which draw people even from NewYork.
The cuisine is most exm-llent and a nine-
course dinner has been arranged for
especially for tho l'laglo's party.——A.n-
1 could Sentinel.
I Jana»: “1111111111 ln-ft South Norwalk for
his bump in Brooklyn, Saturday, :1f111r11
short stay :11 the Red Clover voltage.
Robert ltuulsiranul sister S111li1- :11'ri1'111l'
Sattmluy tnspmnlit work at II11'1311f.
1:11:11. Howard ltanlsir left for his home
lu'llrooklyn. yesterday. after a short
stay :li Ri‘d (.‘lowr.
'J‘In- Norwall. lelt club 1|:1n1'11w11s
111-l! :1fi11111l11l last night. Although the:
1111s 11x11-1-1li11gly warm for
1|.1111111g,tl111 floor was well filled in
ovory 111131011. The larg:1 veranda 11n-
fnrnislu'd the
l’urdy 11nd li‘nuonan
1111111i1'.
'l‘lu- l"1111'11r.~1:1li.~'t Sunday $1'l111ol.of
Si: 1111I'111',1| is holding its 1111111111lpi1'11i1'11t
Tiutou I‘11i11i t111l11y.'l‘l11~ [1111f1'1'111111‘on
l the train 111 l111ri1111 11 here tin-y |111:111l11l
ltrolluy: '.1111 111 11111 |'11111t.
|-.1-A|1l11r1111111 Lyman I12. K111111. At
torm'y William Nickel and Whip-1
Clark. Mrs. Fine and Miss Itossio Film
of N1~1v11rk.11r11 among the latest arrivals
at Ital! Island.
V
II 1111111 1111111111I11I.‘11n11octi1'ut. Ital
1.1111111 wouklyaud expenses. Hitaa
.-1|1111111c1l emolope.
V
uplnllilld opponunlty TOI' rllfl'lfillt meow 1:
months.
(tilt‘l‘lilill‘u
811111.111! work.
11 1111111|i11|
.~'_i root.
Ill 11111' 11.
Ilaulenbet k.
Miss l'l. Mollie Jacobs, oflir1‘1oklyn. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W1l|i11111
(loodfellow. at their cottage 111 Hickory
Illull‘.
S.H.Wil1.11n took 11 party down tbo'i
harbor this 11111rni11g in his la11111 I11
11
"Minnotta .
Thom will be :1 special 1'1111111111ni1111ti11n ‘
11ftll1l W11Il|.o1|g11.ll'..1udA III., at '1
111-lock i1111ig|11.1o 1111111 l‘nrllwr .11111111I
' relative 1111ch lodge mans.
11.... .n. -.. .... .1...—
A 1111mm thunder storm raged at 111111111
point northeast of Noruulk. about >1
o'clock last night. Vivid llashvu of
lightning could be 111-.1111. but the tl111111l11r
could lint bu lil'unl.
Arthur Andvrson was afresh-1| Taxi
11111111 for drunk-1111111111 and breach 111“
the 1111111111 and Judge Frost i111p1111111| a
line of fill.
"Ila. he!" laughed Swaybnck. who
had 11111111 Mr. ltizzymun dispose of 11
11111111111111. by sending him on 1111 1111111111.
"Ha. ha! flood way 1.111111111111111 of lanes!
Make ‘11111 do mouthing."
“Yes. it works well.“ replied 111m"
man. "By the way. I wish you'd drop
this letter in the box 1111 “W corner as
you go boom."
Theresonly one «1.1.1.. of 1111111 who
can always feel sure of a shelter over
their heads and enough to out.
What class is that?
' ' “a“ sect
titheruoketrsi
anecdotes
moon a
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AN’I‘EI).*-l‘1'ompi and fat til]
man 111' lady to travel ”"1.“ ,
IEnclose self .
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111.11 Dear born street. I ‘Iilcago.
ANTED: A1-"t|1e 1111111 offinod
11|1Io11111|11ill111g to 1111111 urge .
willing to v1111'k I11|1r1r11r be u :1
111111111 .I.- Alger. New llavgn.
tNTEll. I ‘11rset 11 arkers. sea
111-11.111111111111111. hindsratwo 11111
stool :1flfl‘1's.illml;l
I all 1111 111' address
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Salary 11111! «conclusion
The singer Mfg. Co..
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7 Ii) I. l1‘.'|‘. vli11rn to lot at No. 111 Ma
11111111. Enquhe of M. Clifford Paid:
Nnrlh Main street.
It 1
T ‘11 Li' I‘. A new 11.11.11.111111 11111111111111. ,
sir 1111111111.1111ll1.1ill 1'1111111.lfl'|1t!~l2|1:i
1.11111111111119111C.’l‘.||11\1l11n11,St.Io|1 f
:111c.l1211.~'f\11rw1li1 :
' ‘Il Ilv"|'.~I|1111so six rooms an o
111r1- of ground. -\v|II1Irnit. You
l" he minufos‘ walk lroni
.II‘H‘H‘W I‘ redo: 113k Lauder.
$I1l
1'11.“
V Ii) I.l'.’l‘.——'l‘uo furnished rooms sill
for two gentlemen or gourmet: .
lady: also one somnd ilnor py to 6}
2'1 Orchard street. AMorwal
"0 Tl‘. P—l‘ldt 91 South Miiin street.
improvements: brooms. Itent 8111
111111111 floor. No allonry street: lrooin
81.111111 1111po1'lh11r.1\'11. loDay street
low. Powessinu of 0111's. Apply radii!“
\Y.hung-1.1'1l‘11si.1ven1111Eastyb‘orwallt
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1' 111 I inn—1'....1......1.111.111.1‘1'1111111'1-31.
11nd and mud IIoor. rear. Four
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11111111<in 111"'1111 r11 111 11 11 I t
1‘111. 11111-1I.'SW11tr|/.§1A1rl1111ttml1llr§vkifgl ”8d;
11‘ lingulls [1111 11y e ‘
oil . 11:1 \V11~|1|111.f1111 5T 1‘11et. ‘ ‘3“
f ‘11 II" I‘ 1- '1‘1111 1'111'y 111.111.11.111 cottag in
I.i\i11goion l'l111-e.11i 111'o1l111'tlon in rent.
‘ont f1'11- until So'pfomlxo Ist. lnlmlreof'l'fit;
I111 1" ‘llllth‘n. .tt-i
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VIII) l. l‘. I‘ Sow-1111i 11.1.11. 4 llunfnrd place.
1'111111111,r111tt:IIr11t lloor.r1 rooms.
S111Il1 \i 1111 hfrf‘dtf. r1 at Sun third floor. 10‘
5.111111 .\|11111 111111111 rent 81‘: from Seydcmber
1. MN li-1111'.1'1 r1111'n11.1.ll11nIor1I nbsce. rout:-
811;.uitl1i111pro1e1111111ts. L.A.Woodw1|rd. I
7 V0 LET—11111111111 to re11t.Apartu§ats on
Main street. three. four or
apartments at low prices. Apply to George ImI.
Raymond. 1'1 Harriet street. for key. 3:16 If ,f
wuyfon station A1|1r111w box a. flown
3 mt
111111III1..1or reasz i‘
floor Swartzd'. orbeit block. I!‘ and“
fro LET. —Coitugo and wash homeowners
Conn.l1111uirc station agent.
windowsiumerv roonuhall bitch and "T” '
ington street. rent 81 and 89 Apply 0!? 1.
land. 11y1'eoronli; $1011 month}:0 noodle-1
‘0 LET. ~Four morn 11%rtmeu
ed: four rooms 1rfn1enfs. rontan 1. 1‘3
0111.111 Co.
qrx room coil
1.. ply too CITES
llb't‘llllg. '
AT No 129 111111.111 avenue. N01311:"
rooms with city water. rent 88: also ‘
rooms. oil water r1nt801T'mm Api'IItLI
r1111n111.at i111. 1'1\|11111.11trect. NorwaIkJenID. 1
Apply fuliALl’ll MOODY. lllllutst avenue.
Norwnlk. d! 8!
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l‘ ir1r1-111'11f‘i1-1'Ih1: “doll l ‘lnt Pile-19ml. €652. ‘
I1111|1 .\l. Layla-11. Agent. S1111|l1.11rwulk.Cufllt.‘
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and III the Work 1I11n1- in lilo lacu’tyaml all”.
sulwlunlinl 111111111111.Iioufl1 Norwalk “Inl- "
11'111111'.111111111ny mm
g11r1|1111 hose. 11111111111 Ito's 111
pro-cum 1.1 the ~111111n1 I
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1-I111111-II1111I1I11111111'o. A1~|1|y11tutllwllT§m1 "
{It’ll HAT. l" Iluil IIIIlf Tut 80.11
111'1-11111- 111.111111111I1'11I1I11iof1111t
A1 ply. to ’l‘111l11r 1t Ii11l1l1lf1.
LOST.
on mWfl .
arr-nus .
mtf
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of T111 111!
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Imulag 111111111111 II1|111III111.
Postal Clerks at Gregory‘s.
l‘1111I11111sIor W. .Malono and Ill!
'1-Iv1rk11 I1111|1111|111r11 1dinner at (ii-emf!
I'11i11t.l11st night. AIt11ril1c' food they ,
adjourned to the hon-I parlors. WM 1
there 1v111-111111si1- and singing. Simeon 9
l'r11-‘~i1111r Koilh. who want aim; to 7
11-1-1p flu1 party good natured, last hit
111111111 the way down. A11 them N
1111111.: Ion 111111 for him to notice M‘
111111111 It f11ll11li‘.|111gave up limiting for ‘ I
it and 111111 around baroboadod 1111
was 111111111111l considerable. as the top of .
I1i11 |111111i 111 1.111111 bald and tho numbi-
toils bit 1111111cr1-1I111Iy. ‘ :1
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lists the list Wm 11111}. the Priohr. V
'llw following. willf‘ll Ill apparently
1111m11lilli1'11lt 11f 1111|11|I1111 than the llf11
1111111 pun/.111, was pri11l1-1I in The Scull: ‘ ‘5
nel. yesterday:
Rev. '1'. K Noble. chaplain of the
runner! s Nor-walk rcpn-svntutive for ‘
1' north Th1gimcnt.hastl1c tbadhof III.
pass 11111111111 I Iraqun.
A lranstmition of the second “18
third 11111111 will solve the 1am
paragraph. 2---...”
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Have you ever tried Ill film:
1' nova cigar? .
Evangellst-My 11111111111111,"11o11'1 M
twlievc in aguiding pawn W '
TheroprobateuNo 111ml l'nuu ’ '
Norwalk Chronicler