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Norwalk’e Police Iii-oaks up a (sting
oi Dime Novel Desperadoes.
lEAOER HllIiHES OOHEESSES All.
11. Implicates Others Whom 1110119
"cert Expect to Capture.
1111111111 10111 111 1111" 111111113.
One oi Them Identified by the Prisoner and Now
Under Lock and Key-8Iolen Goods Found
in a South Norwallr Restaurant-De-
teeIive Iomll Put the Police on
tpe Scent oi the Culprits.
The Norwalk police have believed for
some time] that there was a gang of
youthful burglars at work in that end of
the town. " Several petty burglaries and
thefts have occurred, among them the
systematic robbing of a brick barn in
the rear of the house at 1 North avenue.
occupied by George S. Grumman, in
which was stored household goods be-
longing to MrsnI. Allen Meeker.
Chief of Police Bradley secured agood
description from Mr. Grumman of the
man who was seen leaving tho'barn
early yesterday morning with his arms
full of tinware. ()Iilcer Morehouse was
detailed on the case. He learned that
Sherman G. Morrell, an expressumm
could identify the man from the descrip-
tion. The oiiicer interviewed him and
learned tnut Mr. Morrell's suspicions
were directed toward Henry Hughes,
eighteen years of age. of 10 Cross street,
who is employed in a restaurant in
South Norwalk. He was arrested last
night and locked up.
When questioned by Judge 1111111111
and the police. last night. Hughes con-
fessed his guilt: He wore the same
clothes he had on when he was seen
leaving the barn and was positively
identified by Mr. Grumman. He made
aclean breast of the matter. admitting
that he was one of a gang of youthful
dime novel desperadOes, who took the
James boys as their ideals in life and
that they had several burglarious cxpedi- I
tions undei' consideration. One of tire
young men whom Hughes implicated
was Michael McMullen. Jr.. of Wilton
avenue, now in Bridgeport jail for steal-
ing his sister‘s watch and assaulting his
aged father.
Several junk dealers in South Nor-
walk have been receiving the plunder
sccnrcd_by the boys. Otiiccrs Morehouse.
Kenney and Vallent. accompanied by
the prisoner. drove to South Norwalk
this morning in the hopes of catching
some of the junkmen. At the corner of
Water and Washington streets Hughes
identified Jacob Zolinslcy as one of
those to whom he had sold stolen goods.
()lilcer Morehouse placed the 1111111 under
arrest and turned him over to iiilieer
Kennoy. who tool: him and his turnout
to Norwalk and turned ’/.ollntley over to
the chief. who looked him up. The
juuknran'shorse was taken to Dana's
stables.
Hughes hr known among his compan-
ionnas "Taller” llughes. The police
expect to make a number of other arrests
today.
The oflloers visited the restaurant con-
ducted by Edward ll.l’ar11hall. at 1:11
Washington street. whcrolinghea was
employed. and found goods belonging to
Mrs. Meeker. stolen' from the
barn. They included Ghoilor. frying
pane and other kitchen utensils. besides
(Inc China ware and other ermk1~ry.111-
cludinga portion of a dinner set. The
goods were taken to tho Norwalir police
headquarters this noon. Hughes. who
accompanied the unicorn. identiilud the
articles asthoee stolen by him and sold
toilir. Perched.
Whi-n questionrd by a Sentinel rc-
porter this afternoon Air. l’arshull said
Hughes told him of a party who was
selling household reflects very cheap, and
agreed to suture some knives and forts
for him at 11 hernia. He brought them
the next day and Air. i’urshall paid for
them. bureaucrat creator heating
_ romance sprung sleek. and Hughes said
he could get another for him attire some
place. It. PM “within“
11" “ll“
'1'1 I11|n 1i “
straightforward war. :11 up in
Entered at. the 8111in Hermit Postotlioe
11s mad ‘laee Matter.
several articles about his place since
Hughes came into his 1111111111111.
This noon ()llicer Morehouso arrested
David Landy. of ()2 Taylor avenue, and
isidorc Alexander. of 713 Taylor avenue,
both junkmcn. In Alexander's. bani
was found part of a silver ion sot,a sugar
bowl, :1 berry dish and a parlor lamp.
A hearing will be hold this afternoon'j
BURGLARS TN A HAT FACTORY.
They Enter James s. Lyon's Shop by Breaking
Out 11 Rear Window.
A small but factory owned by Juan's
18. Lyon, situated in the rear of his
premises at 2-1 North avenue, was visit-
cd by burglars Sunday night. and a
quantity of felt was stolen. The loss
was reported to the police, but was
kept quiet until today.
The burglars gained an entrance to
the factory by pushing in a window
sash at the'sidc of the building, which is
screened from view by a clump of co-
(lnrs. They must have. made some
noise, as the sash and glass were wreck-
1111.
The factory was thoroughly ransack-
ed and left in a state of disorder. Mr.
Lyon eatnnates his loss at $95.
No clue to the thieves has been ob-
tained. It is not yet known whether
Henry Hughes, who was anestcd last
night. charged with burglary.
catcd in the affair.
is'lmpli
BELL 1111111111 conctnr.
The lmprovemeniéocicty Preparing to EnIer
lain a Large Assemblage.
The Improvement souicty of Bell Is-
land cordially invitcs all residents as
well as visitors of the surrounding towns
and villages to its first grand concert.
which will be held Saturday night of
this week in a large tent loaned for the
occasion through the kindness of the
Rev. William James. Every effort has
been put forth to make this entertain
meat :1 great success, and it is interest-
ing to learn how much good material
has been collected among tho resident
people and visitors to make 1111 a very
promising entertainment.
The first part of the programme will
be given in the tent. At 112151111 open
air concert will follow. while refresh-
ments will be served by 11 host at
young people who have (looked to PM
Island this summer. making this pretty
sun1111errosortmore popular than over.
, All residents of the neighlxiring villages
and towns should take this opportunity
of uniting with the people of the island
to IlL'I|)lll a small way elevate its stan-
dam and good reputation. and to assist
the Improvement society in its object t1:
make it a healthy, moral and attractive
summer resort.
The price oi admission has 1m; pur-
posely pllli'I‘II at twenty-tho cents.
children half price, to enable whob1
families to attend what promises to I111
avery pleasant evening entertainnn-ni
near homo. Saturday night was chosen
on account of business men who can
only be at the island on that evening.
livery 0111- is busy in some way male,
lug pmpurations for the "special day."
l.‘l1c ladies are each donating a cake.
I‘bis alone should intcruat tin- bonsa-
kcepcrs. for we have among 1111 1111111111
whose wooipts far surpass anything
ever attempted by the famous lilmcs.
Itarer. Ilurland. l'arloa. and others.
Tickets should be. pnrchmivd in ad-
vanci1 so that tlu1 r111" rcsluncnt committee
may know how many to provide for.
All are Welcome. (31111111 and bring
your friends.
Tickets at the drug stores in Norwulk
and hoiilli Norw: 1ll1'
Compo Beech Laborers Paid.
liiilicnltios arising 1111111111111 the labor:
ore 11111ploy1-1l on tin1 (3111111111 luau-11111111111-
sum of the chtport Street railway and
ihmtrncior Iialdwln. have been amicably
settled. Louis iiii'harda. labor agent 1f
Bridgeport. Word to Haugutuck yuan-1a
day.nnd nul'm'mlcd in straightening mat-
tersout. Baldwin went 1111'ay but Friday.
leaving the laborers unpaid. and they ap-
plied through (Sonnnissinnur iiamuvl Ii.
llornu. of llartford. 11111111 president of
the company. who settled with the men
through Agent Richards. They were so
greatly eluted at receiving their pay.
that 11 111111111: of his was made 1111 and prr >
11111111111111 Mr. Richards.
lie Wonder be Rubbed hi1 Eyes.
i‘hihmiphcr ('harlcs Luther Alphonse
visited Itoton I" do! Tuesday had path
tcipated in 11 least of the Jefferson 11 lab
of the Eleventh Ward. New York. The
last time the philosopher had visited
Roion was thirty year:- ago. when Mrs.
George A. lloyt treawd her Bible class
t) a picnic.
nose then. and nowonder the philoso-
pher'rnhhed bin eyes. in a confused. Rip
Van Winkle sort of way, when be glued
upon it flotsam-humid. Advocate.
itoton Point was a wihler- '
ova 1 11111111 11101
An Ugly Row Arnong Hungarians in ._a
Smith Street Saloon.
ONE OF THE PARTIOIPAHTS STABBEO
.1.—.1”...—
. Batters Berti Bangs Andrew Matiez Over the
. Head With a Bung-Starter, Then Plunges
‘ 11 Katie Four or Five Time: (11111 Ills
Companions Shoulder and Arm.
‘Anngly row occurred in John Ung-
1'.11'y's saloon at '3 Smith street.
night, resulting in rather serious in-
juries in one of the participants.
Andrew Mathz. a
last
Hungarian. was
loitering about the saloon in tho aitcr~
noon, when three of his countrymen
11.111111 in and pri'iposed a game of pool. in
Before the game
had progressed very for an altercation
which all took part.
:1roso.11111ltho game. was discontinued.
blatn‘t 111 mm: the 1111110111 and going to
hishonm. ’
Later in the evening, sunmwhmc
about it o‘clock, the four men met again
in the saloon and renewed the dispute
ol the afternoon. ”no of tho Hungari-
ans. llallazs Berti. seized a bung—starter
and struck Matter. on the head. raising
a large lamp and nearly felling him
llaticz attempted to draw his knife. but
before I111 succeeded in opening it, Born
had his out and made a lunge at Mailer.
stabbing him four or live times in the
right shoulder and arm.
llngvary sent his twclvc-year-old boy
for a policeman. and ”River Ireland,
who was patrolling his boat in Spring-
11'ood. responded to the call. but when
he rcachcdthc saloon Berti had disap-
peared.
Dr. V. (I. Tim,
attended Matiez's wounds, and was
of Burbank strwt.
obliged to take several stitches in tin
Iii,-
injnrics. though painful, are not serious.
cashew-11 his shoulder and arm.
and he is around this morning again.
Iicrii said during the day that I111 11111.-
going toi‘h-vola1ul to visit his brother.
and it was thought he might take a
”film 1
Ireland watched all trains. but failed 11
train for New York last night.
had him. A warrant has been issuul.
howi 1'1-1'. for his arrest.
ROBBED IIIS EMPLOYER.
A Driver Employed by Iillunan Charles liaisi-
hurst Slaps Town.
(,‘harlcs llawxhurst. the Word Alain
sitci-t milk «li'alcr. is looking for 111111 nt
Iilnill'lvt'rn who skipped mil yivsicrilny.
taking with him 11 1111111 of rrioney I11
had collected for his employer.
The missing 1111111 in I1‘n'd Fritz. at ice
man. who has been 11111pl111'c-t by Mr.
W hen he re
turned houn- from his ro11i11yusterd11y in
Ilawxhurst for some 1111111.
111111111 down town osteuibly to gut sluiv
111i.
111g his muploycrdiscovered 1vl111r1- ho lino
H11 did not I‘I'Illl‘ll. and this morn
1.1111111: 1111111I11-r of collections, ,«11.
”Ni Inlln for
could not secure the entire bill.
M11.llnwxhnrst1111111plai111'1l to I'i‘lm'
111111111 .-\lior11111'
lliv 'l‘own (31111111. and a warrant was b-
aucil I'ul‘ i‘itz'a arrest.
l'pioil111llnu1of going to press (I11
"rinsing man had not been nappri landed
(11'
various 1111111111111 it 111
Henry W. (irvgurv. oi
AN INNOVATION IN CAN? LIFE.
Private Ferrlr Entertain: the Soldiers Willi e
Stenopileon Erhibitien.
i’rivatc W. i.. Ferris. of ('ompauy l‘.
Norwalk. 111m1 an unturtaiiilng scrim oi
rl(!hi(lpil(‘iiil now-1111111 large canvas in
IIlI' company‘s 111111111. at. (lamp lirahnm.
'l‘ncmlny night. it was a 11.111111111111111»
mllwtloli. but .lilpiltlt‘w subjects 11111-1
pronnni-ni. 'l‘hcrn were many of tlw
”fancy" pictnrc! I11 the lot. such as tlw
mun swallowing the rat. thu moving
1mm of 11111111111111 :1 bridge. and the to.
volving what-ls.
Tonight (in will 3111-1111111 :1 cerium-1f
eightypli‘liit’vthc «objector the dis-
play to be “The Italian Lakes. ‘ it was
tin1 first entertainment of tlw itiml 11111-1
given in ihr1 camp. and it Was well
spoken otnlonn 11111111111. It may have
been the high-lain entertainments.
smoothing Irv-pt thr- hoys of tho quflh
more subdued than 111111111, Tiwra was
very little of the hnrm play hilariiy- ~at
least not until 11 o'nioek. win-111111111
were scandal.
'117ucleGmrge.wli1rt is :1 “11111111111
ry?" "it‘s the farewell addms thr-
pirl gen inau- 1111111 to her nwxdugidum
motor the night one packs her trunk in
1111111 menu M111 all summer."
‘ square?
S
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
The Going and Combo at Namath People and
Their Friends.
Miss Mamie Hati‘. of New Haven.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Harvey l’celr. of >1 (.‘ross street, will re-
tnr'n to New Haven today, accompanied
by Mrs. l’eolr. '
John A. Iitorchouso. clerk in Quinn 11'
Mott's store. in Tlanbury. has been
spending a few 11115111 in town. the guest
‘ol'lltrs. Brennan“)! Washlngton street.
Pix-Captain Robert J. I')oylo,1-.1:-Ser-
geunts li‘rcd Brothcrton and George
Scllcck went to Camp Graham. Niantic.
trdny. to remain until Saturday.
bliss Mary A. Dibble, of South Main
street, is spending a week with bliss M.
[1. Dunbar. of Springfield, Mass. for—
merly of South Norwalk.
Mrs. .>\1'ohibahl Benton, of Chicago,
rutu rned yesterday after spending scvur-
.1111'111'~k.~1 with her mother, Mrs. John
Houton, of West street.
Mrs. A. Showell and daughter
Blanche will take a trip to Niantic. Fri-
day, stopping at Milford and returning
home Sunday evening.
Miss Bessie Corbett, is entertaining
the Misses Belli1 and Fannie Deoves, 111'
New York city. two of 1101' classmates :11
Hillside Se111inary.
Miss llctiy Penney. of Sonthport.
who has been spending a few days with
.‘vlies Daisy Williams, of Norwalk. has
returned home.
Master 1' rank (l'l\i1ll111.~: 1111411111111 to
1.011rg11t1 11111 after spending 11 1111' «lay.
with Master (‘harbw (‘uibill. 111‘
Spring street.
,-
it
Miss ('.iraco 11111111111511 visiting Ilt‘l'
mat and gramltnotlnr in Stapncy. Slu-
will visit Niantic uni Stratl‘ord before
she returns.
Abel Ballard and niece, Aims llilda'
.Iolc. of Paterson. N. \'
Ilanicl 'I‘. Iiullai'rl's,
.\'or11':1lk.
.. are visiting 111
on Alain st root.
Mrs. William Hohhnkvrund her niece, ,
\liss Eva (,‘lark,of I‘l1tl' strcct, havi-
:111111ioilay to visit r11l11ivcsin Massa-
11115111111.
Misallcrtrudc lla1is and Miss Irene
lit'lrllligiuu. UT Ridge-fluid. 1111111 ln‘i‘nl
visiting Mrs. Harry Street. in Brook-
dild. .
Mr. and Mrs. Paul N:1.~h,of Stamford.
11'1~11.'~'iiing Mrs. Nashk parvnts. )It'
1111i Airs. .l. l’. I'nnrclt. of (‘lu-sinutl
.‘r‘lt'it‘
.\I1' and Mrs.l'I1nory 8111,1111“
iv'1111i11- [1. lb 111111: 111 ir1~.sl_111.‘1.
Airs. 1111111111-
[with1 South's. left town this morning
for a [1111' «lay-C 1'1~111 111 Brooklyn.
311'
i11l|.I111cb1>111 ghosts of Alrs..~.a1'.1b.>\.
\‘11r1'1'11. of '1111111 11ml ~1r1111i.
I'.1llill
Misses 11ml lIa'zc-l I11'y1-r.
ivorgriown. arr visiting Mire». Flon1n1'11 l
1'IIIIIilI of IT Sprmg strum.
{his morning for “rusted. \1'~|11|'11 I11—
xill 111:1Iil'xil1ri11i sojourn.
i.. Y. II. Hubbard. 111‘ Sin-lion.
visiting his IIIIIILIIIII‘I'. Mrs. (I. I1".
.1'1-ll,1~f(.Iuintar1| 1.11'1-111111.
l1
H1111!-
1:1:1- Iionton is the 1:11-1:11 of his grand-
p.11'11111.~. Mr. and Airs 51,1111 It. limping
‘11". HI (iii Spring ~Ii'111t.
Miss Julia Adam» of Washington. It.
'1. H Illi‘ Rlli'n‘t HT .‘TI‘.
.\Il:1111~1_of(ir1.v11sin-111.
RIM Mala-l Nickcryon. of :1!) W111!
\Inlu effort. but town y11~icr1|ay. for 11
minurn at West Ilavi-n.
MM Mav.l1-11oings.ninth.“ bm- -11 vi:
ding (1111111111 111 .\'<1r11'all<.luu1 :1 turned to,
not Itolrw 111 Sunlhpurt.
. “1111111111 Hti-11111~.uft-i1111tl1 Main 1111111111.
returned but 11111111 Inna a brief 111111111:
Newborn. N. \.
linv. A 11‘. l1‘111'11111111h hue ri tur111'11
from :1 brod 111111 with his family 111
digganam.
M11111. Alpluuo .‘IIT'TIII. of 11! Alain
urn-1'1. Nora-ails. 111 visiting in Now
hurl: 11111111.
M11111 Al11111|11'l‘~il11mw of liridgvpurhl
o1 vlniting 1111b Air-1. lioward “1111111111.
W. H 11611111111111”. 11f ills:
ti 11:11 , in in N11 1 lurk Imlfl)‘
Miss lip-111111 lat-111 has gum-(11 iinihling
to spend a week‘s 11111111111111.
lilies l'lrlith Mrkcmai. of Norwallr.
has returned hum:- Irorn West Haven.
Itr. l.. M. Allen has Murnwl 1‘1-111111 a
trip to New York.
Min Lizzie I. 'l'~‘1l1111 is visiting friends
in New lirituin.
liarr'. 1i111
llopc and ('onimsion-1"l‘hcv do say
'twas III-ynn's ability 1:111 talk w. got ‘1111
the nomination." said Farmer (311111111111—
scl. “Which 111111111111 slum.“ his wife
answen'd.confidently. ”ihct sooner or
later the 111111111111 iI' bound' ter (an1 hold
1111‘ run this country.“ _
"What's this I hear about tho plumb
111' and the pawrhangnr in the next
Have they been exchanging
Tutti-1111,?
“N111 «hardly. They d'nl a lot of work
for each other. and each had 111 into the
«rehab house for his pay.
1 , .
- L 1111-11: third. pair Ilarti‘nril tires.
of L
Iulntard :11'111111-.:11'11 1111111r1:1111111g\‘\l1~~-
. . . |
Harris and 111-':11r,hlil1.~'.~';
ancl .‘lrs |!11; 1111 lhvis. of Iliilgi .i
(if:
and Mrs. (“bath .1,
w301111111111 NORWALK, CONN. runaway 111 (:1 s11: 211 111911.
PRIZES FOR THE RAOES
Norwalk Merchants Donate Liberally
to the Twin City Wheelmen.
FOUR AWARDS FOR BEST TIME.
All Arrangements About Completed (or the
Club's First Annual Filteen-Mile Contestcn
September lS——Tho Oriental Cycle
Club Racesen August 22.
the Twin (Iity thelmen's fifteen-mile
road race. September l-‘ith. Following
is a list of the prizes and donatoraz
Hpanl ding racer, l‘. W. Rogers; bugle
racer. I1‘ov ( ‘.ycle company; brass 111111111
:1bra.h'penceroz (30' . fall overcoat. l\I
Ilavis; pair Il1'1rifmdii res, II. It. Tlnlltley
re (.‘o.:1nt glass bottle 11olog1111,ilaner (1'
Co:o1lsto1cl\'nsl11.\': \an 51 or Milleét'
bicycle lantern. iloyt d: Randall;
Raymond d: Sou: gold- minted cyclo1uc>'
$.30rder. Coins took Brothers: $51 order,
Item-dict 1\ 11011111111151; jointed iishing-
1'.:1d \\ .1tk1ns1\ Dow: lamp, Hinth Nor-
".1alk lioston store: pair russet shoes,
'I‘ln odcrc (list-n: 111'111- -r for p 1111 of pants.
W. ll.t~1wo1ds;1lresssnit 1:;141', l"'.111111»
1&11-1npzmy; piano stool. .I W. 51nd-
wcll; shaving sot, II.
A1 company; search light lan-
11-r11. Bridgeport Brass company:
I‘wcntinth ('111t111'y Inntci'n. I'1 its Ilead
ii glut-(1111;115:111. p 1111 slli 11s \I Ii. (‘11. 1'1-1- 1
pair bic-1y1l- shoes Il.liro\1;11 pan
111151111: shoes Olsen Brothers:11111>dol1111
pluvtu'rrnphs (‘1 5 North. razor. l";
'l‘mnlinson: bottli- perfume. I'11.111klh1\'~
six silwr 1111151111111”. A. Jaikson:
I’Iunt saddlc, llunt Manufacturing com-
pany: orilvr for hat. .I. W. (I’liric11;'
traveling R1" II. I’laisted: photo-;
gruph‘aibum. II. E. Iimlu'cll: briar pipe,
, 1 i, S. 'I'rrr11‘l1ri1l1:1"1\’ (311.1bottlcpe1'fu11111.
(I. (‘. Stillson;11111bt'clla. \. Il.11k1-1'111:111
l\ 1\on: 1111'.1111'11 I). Stow: ~il1'111'1nutcli-
'bn\,il..'Itood:p11|urc\\.
:lcathcr clnb bug, \i. S.
[sliver-mounted1'11110.l‘.l’.
pair Tllt 1'1 111 hose. Al.b.hmi1h
l '[iu (1:51ti1111-pr'..'.11\11ll 111111
51111111111,11.111.11.11 by 1:. 11. win-
nnd,1ll:11111111dstud, 'l‘win (1111'
Ii‘l.
case,
Siam. v ant:
( ‘oleman:
b: 11' 1'1111‘11
1:: 51'1-
\\ bee-l
\mble'i
1‘5'1-1111-111111111111': fourth. fountain pen.
i W. A. “'Iit'o'li'l'.
I11 addition to tin-above- the Ilz1rritt
.1111 will 1111 given to tlu- I ll!‘il1‘l(l county
11111111 who 1111152113 (In: (1.1111,- 1115!.
i “wood.
g 'I‘ln- slmvprim, for 1'111- one finishing
11111111111 (11 1‘11‘11' 1:1i11:'.t-~'. i:
lloi k donated I11 1.111111-1' Wright
\\11|lll1'1\11l‘nt\1\1
Another 1,11'11111 in which 11111 \vhccl-
men11f‘1’1111'1111ll111n1l1ic'11111_1111111.1k1'11g
\v1 Mk.
.1 lively interest in tho iirst 1'..111l 1'111' 15 111' 1 unlicatcd that I111 had more stall than on 11
Waldol‘ Ilrig'~l11lt South .\1~1'\1:1lk‘nwn‘h"n ( “INN“ 1‘ \\1~Itmrt::111|1[hu 111111 liIIll.
l5:1:1g:1tnck.nn Anglo-'1‘:
l 'I'I1o.~1111't 111 '.‘;‘iii will be from in 11'-1111'
i“' 11111 Wratporl II-ii1l.lini1~11i11g at the
same point. '1 I111 Iirst 1'.11' 11 will Ill' a tin--
mile nili' for boys whirb \1'1‘.l I111 follow-
llm1’s.'ll11~1\111l11i (I111 .1it1r1111on 11'1ll
1.11-il11- 11111 1111b 1.11111 In 111111 at. wring :11
l ‘1 111"l111 l\.
l .\iu11_v1'al11.1|1‘.1- 111111.111: have Iii-1111 do-
111111-1l. and (buy 111“ Im on exhibition "to-
i 11111rr-11v 111 111111-11111115111‘ tl1111'li1b inSiah-
sin-111. 'i'ln- president of 1hr club is l'..
1 li. \Vlli'i“? illrr'itim' 11I' 111111-11. II. A.
. Saunders. 14' South Nurwall;
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' THE NONNECKER PROPERTY SOLD.
lTho Purchaser is '.1 Brooklyn Alan. but the.
Deed liar Not Been Recorded.
i The (11111111111111 hon-w 111 tho 1'1-11r oi"
l ilonnvchm's bakery. owned by (I11: than.
11111 I111r 11111.1111 I111~' b11111 anhl 111 Warren
II-ootn. of Iirooklyn \111l1-1-ts haw v11
:bccn t‘mumlr d .11 the town 1-i11rk'solliv1
‘bnt 'l‘lw sentinel 1~ in a podium (111111111.
l that the train-fur |1111i taken place.
[111111111141 M11111 Marv lionnccl cur 1'1--
51111111111 111-111111 from (11y 1'1-111k l2 Al.
1 IM' k1vood. 11 11111111111111: but In 111111'1-l1.11|1|
111-r building on propi- rty .11 11111 mm 1111
11111 1 11y Would be nI 111ml tocut 1-il H111
(“111111 of it MMMII 111111111 work 1111 Mill
Hill 11111111 nulml it.
land at thr- 1111111 upon 11111111 to 11111111 the
building. and will 111111 the claim at the
hearing in the appeal from the Mill Hill
assessment. th’orn (‘hir'l'
111-111111111 Liti'liiiol'l. next Monday.
The transfer took place lair last 11111111.
but has been kept wry 11111111.
Enterprising Advertisers
aunt-tormimitbasin-I11. water or milk'
pitcher-11. knives. (1111111. 11111 1111111. 11111, that
when (la-1' were 111111.1an would r1111
Remixed“ and agent will call.
Arrangements are about completed for ,
t: 1blo.| 1
tor, South Norwalk Ilar'dw '11'1- company" , ,
(ilcndcnning '
l’11dn1or11::
TIII‘ : "
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ltis 1'1-ported that 1hr- li11111u1ck111'i111:
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Justice An- '
AFTERNOON DISPATCIIES
MIDNIOIIT FIGTIT WITH BURGLARS.
P.11maslerhialier B. Adams. ol Bedtord Sta
lion, Fatally Shot.
(Spoulai L11 tho. Boatinol.)
“1111111111111 H‘l‘A’I‘ION. N. 1'.. August 21,-.-
I11 11 midnight light with burglars, l’ost-
11111111111 Walter Ii. Adams was fatally
shot. 'l‘hrei- of the burglars wcrc wound-
ed by his son William. ’l‘wo (if the
b 11'gln 1's 1":11111p1'1l and two wero captured.
Hold (or run 11 $11,000. '
1 (Hpot'inl to The 3111111111111
1 NW Yuan, Aug. "11 ~T|111 defaulting
excise (ashier Whalcn. w is hold for
trial 111 $.11 (11111 b: 111 tail: 1).
1 - ........ _
E Smith for Governor.
: (511811 inl tu'l'lin N-nlim'l. l
' \‘1'1111'1'111. .1'. Y. August
I’rohibitmnisis today nominated Wil-
liam W. Smith, of P1111gl1lcecpsie,for
gm 111.11or
' Invited to co Into the Catskills
1 11111111111! to tin: manual
I I 111111 REHHHUK, Aug. {lo—The 5')“.
1 of Chairman Hinkley of the Democratic
laratni
[invite Bryan to visit his tail'crm tho
. ( 'aiskills. '
(onuuittcv. this morning called to
An Unprolitable Crack.
(Special to tho Sentinel)
Ill 11 1111111», 3311-— Iim'glars
Aug. this
I
1
l . . .
1 11111111111}: cracked .I'11l111 Hugo's said. but
I ,
got nothing.
The "Pram" Heard Fram.
15111-11111 lo the \cntinelfl
lamina, Aug. 111-Sansone
“l1‘1'11111"l1:1s arrived at St. Kamcrwc.
All 111111111111111111111111. The captain re-
ports hav 111;; 5c: 11.-\111l1'co‘s balloon, A1115:
llw'l i I
(111-11.111111 wind.
>\11dr1.-11 was still awaiting a
1
1
1
CONWAY IIAS GONE.
: The "Kid" Not at Iii s Usual Haunts—ls Well
1 Supplied With Money.
I lropt'ictor Phipps. 1d" Ilu1 1311111 l1~11l11
‘Inn. (iv-1111 l"111'111\.l11~. aillcd $3111) to
tl1111'1111v1r11 1'1Il'11'1-1I by tho Westpnrt
1d'lll1ul‘llai‘\ f1 >1 1iu~ c 1pt1m~ of the cracks-
111111 who lonu'd his hotel 0:1er Sunday:
morning 11.111111" tl11111111.1rd11ow otter-111
fl 1100' 111 all. The). 1111' \ 01k detoctiws"
' \1'l11111r11 working on the 1'111'1' are at sea”
“nl confess that they :11) far have been
‘ laboring in the dark.
“Kid" ('111111111 has 1|.~.1p'n11rul from.
his 11511111 l1:111111.~'.a111l none of his I11>
1111'11' as'm' 11111-2: know when: to find him.
1 II(1\1’11.~':11‘11‘11111I 'I‘ncailny 11111111111111" with
IDTII ARI WRONG.
20 -—'l.1|L' i
ship:
matrloheo believe are
1 their heads In t
bod causoethenu 1%
miners seem tot
it they polro their h
it in sand of onsanrltyou
lino moon and 1111111 tea
1'11 111W“: .1": .1".
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undorncath.—llrntna. " 8
IF YOU PUT IT HERE IT HAYS.
WANTED.
ii 11.-WING and 1..."...1.11.11.11.11111‘111
MW
1.1 1d) youiig man as porter.
nhnckcmoilo I 1 co
»‘ lti ion-l urn-.14 corner of that" I
rtroot 1111ii111111I1~lv11-ii'i1 1.11111. lion”) Not-wag
i‘ooo \lc1111111-wild”)1111111111111111totll0email
11lh'11lllll Vumnlk \"or'walk nrnl vielnlnty 'Nt
1111 lnivo 11>lllIIIINIltlil ourselves
1111-1111,; 11111! «loaning I111ni1n1sa.nn1l all? no:
111111-111'11l In lunll kimlsol' donning”? d' e-
111g111i|n1v1rr,'Im~i stylnand11111111111r.'.l1})Ҥ11
.~1111|~ 1l1'1~1.~11 .1eitI11-1 made 11 orupartae
M11111. i11i.1 11111111. I111o1 11. etc. ribbo
1111.,111. 111.111... 111-I:..1.1111 bill ardenvormmuffle'i'ii
1111111”.I~ 111-s. k111g|.»\1-.1~1 kidshooqudmfealheni
1|1-an1- 11 11111! 1-'.111l1-1I (inntlhuncn'n garments
1|vcdu1'1l 1111111l11111|11111~'~1c1l lntlio boat Inuit
11111. Iii. l"1lll Itl1‘i ' tilt!
\ 7.\.\’l‘l‘.
1111111 _
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\ fAN’I‘Ei). Axmnlllzonsn with .omoyaril
about it in 1111111l' the tow 11 between
11111111111 land laid-guport. Please send den
IllIlIHlI of [1111‘ 1~1"11 1111 photograph if possi-
l1l>- IAIIIIIIWW 1111111-1\\|11io DJ U 1503‘ No.2”
"llilminglun ll
1 .
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l“ hmis'udm'k’. Apply at tliebrunch BEN~
’I' I.\I LIII' l1'I(' I . 114 “all strcci.N1)rwnlk.u18:I
éw \\’ I‘Elt ~T‘1'ninrt and
1111111111 Indy totraiel (111 Iroliabtaaeaiah-
11 1.111 l111|1~<1 1111 '.1n1111cii1'11i Hal ary 11711041111111-
I111» $1111'1111kly'11nil11111m '1II1'111 mrma-
i 111111 tit. IiI1f111‘1’1m'1'm I li-a1l1 1’05)th
171.111111111I 1-1 1-1111111111. II. II. II 1;. president;
in H.1It1111'l 11"1111strv-1-l. L'hlcago. all) rat
I
[r 11)]. 11‘/1‘ ~11..11~-1oio|11ven too 1111. 1111911111:
111'. ii11|111-.111111 T111111 Nor'nxilk.‘ with 'all
molorn 111111r11v1-111u11lq and conveniences: 1
i11';.:1 .. .1 11 1:11.1I11|111111Ivn1L1.oI fruit fluid
11m 111‘ I1111'b1 11'. I111. Hire oil. ‘..otbimith
-l"| ‘illim 5. all) 1 IV'
-, .A-k -__... ...-..-.-
‘1' 'Tt'JI'.
. ilv1'1 room 11: II 111 'ln'ly papriednml
111111 low. .-\1 1111' in Tana-s I'.l’u117.ct. No 9
( ‘l11.1~t1111t <11'111t. (118% ,
l fro] l-t'l‘ Hos-on: no 1r. 1 Iiautonl pieces
1 11.111119 ront'.ll11t floor. 5 rooms. 71)
IH1-1iil1 Main slI'eit. rent 313. E A. ood-
“'1". 1|
(1‘1) l-l-ZT. 4-i‘o111' 11.1111 apaitnwnts. ilrsl’. sec—
11111l1111>1| I|1|11| 1|our.1'.1~111'
11 111i opiillnvtl'. lIlllI st1111.1'1‘|l1l 37 to $9.
\liiolousiu 111.11111' 1'11 111 llnlls lighted and
1'l11ztlio’1il. Swar ., .\' (‘wxlw tt block. '11 can at
| Winliingtnn.'1t1111t. Apply lll1l “ellUiEiil' CO.
.11!l|1.; :11 \\ 11411111411111 (1'1-vi.
I
V ‘1) I I‘. ".1 11.11.1111- to Halt
lealn 111-11.1.11111111.f1111r or six room
11111111111111”. 1t low prion. A1 ply to George H.
1:111'11111>11«|.1‘. II1111'i11t.~11c«-t. 11-1' key. jldtf
Apartments on
i 'l‘o I. l-‘.'|‘ —( 11111111111111! wash hnuse.oneacre
. l: 111i 111'1'-.'1r1111l1'. $11111 monthznearlio-
11"111t1111 si11ii1>11..\1l1l1'~:1,-1 box 2.1towayton
(' 1:: .1. how: 111 stationary-HI. 1111i
’ ‘0 I I12 '1‘. “Four room apartment. first and
“111111qu 11.11 1'.r1.1r,91\'\nsbin on street.
11 Il|1I11\\-Illli ""1011 1'.1m111 balls light anticipati-
~1'.-| mm m 111111 11par11n1c11s. front and rear.thir
Ill wr 811.1 :1117. Jr! 11' hurt block. "‘ and RI IA ash-
111 111111 street. nut 3. and 31.) Apply 01.1) WELL
1
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l
11'! .'\11(11. umtf
511.1 r11111111‘11ttn 11 on alumni avenue.
M'ply to CITES ER HCLARK 18 Quiilsétd
12'1‘ , ._..-§.3 M“
|“\l 1'.:1 11111.11 avenue. Neutral 31:
- 11111111111 inner. matte. also hree
1:111. 1 '1v1111r. 11'-111 $1. T'rnlri April l.
E 1n11111<.11t\11.1:1.lI11i11~Ir1\-t. Ni:r11'alk.mnt89.,.
1 1pm 1.11:.1Ll'il 1101101’11mhm avenge.
i N 11111111111.
1
1 ' “ iron SALE.
,...... .. a
| 11111: S..\Il‘. — I111! in~ 111-1: l‘wiless his old.
11111111'1111'1 lamp. in it 1"1-1-lometer.'hrg¢
1' .1r1i11' :111 1 1 i11~111l11|1|0l0 Price
'11 1'1.” 111 11 1.11.1.1 11.\o.we.-1t Main
~. 'r11't. .‘.‘- ”1.111111: moat
'b‘tll; 11.\I l1‘ 111-«1 11in“ 1111:1111: been vary
1 Hill 11-11l:i-'11 N1l1~ 1‘ltv1:.1|1 Tqul-I‘O (1'
)Im' i >I1~1r:1r1. “1111: ipank alDtt
Vol.5” I .i-. in 11.> r1\ .. g'oid l11r1l hot-
| 111 .11xi.1'g.'-111.l ~it111i111l I111 ween
1 lil' .1 111.1l~.1111o .11ulRink-11111I~Iand.11lth
111m 1'- >-11-. .1111. 1 1111111 1on1 tide 'l‘lilslsas
;:o I 111111.1131'111111l 11 ill“ 1'11 i~i ll’i-iild the
gag.-
several 111-111111111ions. and had a roll oft: ~11" MI; 11'1““ 1'" I11f'1-1'1i111K- I'l'li't‘onl
" , _ » '--1. 1| 111111111111.\11l: ~ Luv 1113. 81111“
1 1111111111 \\ hon 11111121: paid oil by Mr. g , \>~r11'.1|11. 11111111
| Phipps I111 l1:11|$'.‘l: >111i11g to him.
shit! in which he 1111.1 ' doing the 1011‘”n
lid 11' ;1~' 1l1'i11-11 from
,pl1u11 (11 place in a 1:1r1'i11g1'1. and his
1 1111p:1ni1111s,wlio 11"11111
«11111111 to be I' .1ir1'y wull snpplicd withx
(I111 “real thing."
'I‘lu' \Vcstporr authorities 1111' \1"u1k-'
[1dtitliliill1)"11111.11w111il1'rn1111 f111 (:Umiiii 1111:1111 11 .. 1.... that "luv 1... ”Mum... “f;
Supt. liir-g
immi- results in :1 {111' 1|:1\~'.
11111111111111 uyshis 1111111111» 11111 mixing
111tl1111|11111111i1 111111111111out-iiilo-ihoir
iuris'ilii-tim1,1unl 1l11-1i1v 11111.»; not pay
men t1111'ork11111~id1~ cases for rcw'ard.
Iii-has his-1w11opunoi1 as to how tl:11'
-jnb 11.1.1 11111-1111l oil. and ii In- l1a1l Ital.
"morn 1111111 the morning of II111 11.rin11-.
.11I1111 I11: (IanH‘li'iI 121111111111 tin1 tools;
the 1111111 111ml 1111 i1 satidied 1111 would
11111~ln111h11l mine of tho guiliv 11.111111 11.
FOIJIITII' S FINE SNOWINO.
Colonel Frost More than P'rared With the Good
‘ Work at the Regiment.
The I1‘o111'tl1 region-111 11'1-111 inlocaml-
.ihls 1111- 11' with 11111111 than at any prvvb
; 1111111111111.
1 o the 1111111111111 gun-r111 1111111111 pillow-1:
i i 11- id 111111 1111111. 111111-111111111111111‘11111 out
car-1 with hand.
1 ompnny it. (‘.'1pt. Ill. 11‘. Whltc.
I1,
'l'hr1 ‘
also 1|r111ki11g. '
'l'ln report 1111 ilu- fir-1 1|.11'.
"1111':
.‘11iisai. I-I. ”ion 111.1» or 1111111: of 11 star
111-- .11111l. 1111111111 111111111111 l'oint. 1'orc
11‘111 purih 111.1111 1111111111111! .Inlm Dock-1
'Mfliotnn111111111111. Mumford. (.‘unn.
MS 1W
I‘I‘OII KAI. l I 1d ZUIII IiilII Tings. I'll? avenue.
in 1':'11111-I.\111'l111'r11-1| (‘1171 111i. Price 8:30.
11.1... .11. l.nitox1.Agv 111. Ninth orwulitdxinn.
{IO 1111
by li111111li-t.}11-1'11'nllt. tobac-
11Il ~l:"1'1l. III-t II‘lTllIIONT 50
Ask: 11'I111~|~.111111r111'k llttl
l
1
1 VIII h. '1I I
...11i.~1. 4'\l
filaar in tIo-nlty.
‘(ll:."\l.l..- .5.l-':|1g.~.11u1«lcof standard
1.11111. 1111. 111111»- ntitvnml in by muchiru1
anulallllic WUI‘Ir' 1| 11.» 111 11111 land and 111119
| 411411111111! 111111111111. South \onvalk tinni-
‘.111111‘11111111111'.mitt“
I‘VUlihM. .l'. 1 'olumbia t-ply hl l1 manure
gar-tun limo.guaranteed(111- 11111 (1110 The
rumor»1 to 11111 11111111111 1111- h. I11 11116 not 11
:lliFlo p 1-11- “11>. 1111.1 111I11111|1111 particularl
11lt11|1111l11 11"1'l1-11111111ll1111r1 hnwhdu 1111111111
1111~111|~low1ur1:mntb.\ur'11alkllardwnmUo..
111'1‘1111‘lh1‘I11Il11-I111l.
Full .11.“. I‘ The order simmer "(111141.
Y." l.1111.f|1 111‘1'11 ltI.l to loot: l m. M
Ir 11I 1|i'11lt. i- |111l111~'. in nutrition; "nor for
l111111111|111tu1 11-1-;l-u11t built 111 (htnpiarc and
11111111; new. Aillllllr-H ll. W. ('.111111111111Ir 81)th
l..\11I‘\1‘1lI1.(111111I'll!"
Full“ 11' Al I". ‘l he (MIT and aim-I business
l.|l111\1-1'. I11 |111Il11g1w111l11111t1111it an
llvtun Jami li'awnl «turn Will I111 mill tor?
chum-ll 1111M at 1111'11 Andyattho-dora. tf
In“ I
1
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1111-11111. 11111 t~lm~| 1'11! I11 lo . 1 t a
111111111laiiorauoilon, ' H '0“ [9:3
. fan-'9
L091".
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l in r1111 1111111 "i 111111 1 1,91 1 nulnl‘ nip-1111111111.
,.\||Kli1l TUIII III11'11' '.11II lmniwmrlml Igylu S‘-
~11"! lII l|111 ~1111||1\-111v11|l1 nil «for. is} THE:
1111.. 111 ' l|111il.1111| ~Iie1l'i. Root 1 Nor-walk.
. . . . .. 1
('11111p.111yi.l.1pt 1:. l'. I'm-h. III "‘9'
l1 11111pany I). ('11111. A. .l. “Whom-11. .‘11 1 POPULAR "‘08:"“73'
1 1.'1mpmr l'2.(11pt. John (uh-11111111. iii ; "Eight Belle" Tonight.
1 oinpnny 1‘. (21111. It. Ill. liner. .1.; The ’.r'otherv iiyrlw. With a clever
itonipany (6.111111.(‘.’Vt'..l111|11on.
i'nnpany i. ('npt. (i. ll. (Ramadan. Iii:
(“11111111111 K. (‘apt i".l ll. Rid-111mm. ii?
‘Ilmpitai corp under Maj. \‘i 111111111. 1'»
I The total of 1111-11 report 1111 for duly
1 1111111311111. as against fulfil last year.
tlw. number down ts-f»'."~. ’I‘ln-rc is 11
1111111111 111111111111r11l11p in (‘ompmiii-u l) of'
Voraalk audit of ilaulmrv. butthcruE
111 .1 gain in all the 11II1111‘ innipanics. 1111
that tin1 111'1'tng11 is lughu than 111r
bi (-1111 'l‘hc nttondnnrvwith the stall.
lill per 1111111.
The guard mount of ilu1 regiment the
1111111111111 wirh ilu- slunving.
l the quarters was also satisfactory.
1
Jill"
Fling
1111111 Worr- 1111111111111 yesterday. bringingi
gcompany of noniodlans. pantomimlrtn
good young 11111111111. pmwnt iIn-ir rollick-
ling ncrolurlic warmly. “Eight Tlelll."
' at Iioyl's ”l‘bcntru. this evening. opening
3 the season. Tia1 play is a musical farce-
111m1cdy with :1 apnrdnculnr pantomime.
.lohn iiyrnr 111 :1 11111111111 of the art of
planning a play that will be full of me:
111111111111! nth-11111. Il111 sudden 11mofwhleh
in morning in the 11111111111 The wind
,111'11111-1111- In the Iiiili mt brings the
, lender 1111 the «large. and the many rm
'1'11p11dm: 1.: the Imy! in tricking their
if 111111 have any old silverware. anrh' field and "OilL‘i'llllllliilllrlilrlil oilir'crs is w: riby 111111111111 are ludicrous. indeed,
The human Iadrlt ris wry wellconntmcta
red and its combinations are most apt;
you would throw avmy on 1111111111111 of Iltst day was tho l‘ll't‘l'rtifv‘if 1111.1 1111-11. '111111l111patln1 1|i11~aolniion of the wonder»
tin- plat:1 being worn oil, 11111111 them 111 111111131 111'111‘ given by 11111 I'Hlllltlilllil. and fill lmt1111111111l1-nrriogr-in the first act in
Freeman 11' than. 1211 “1111111 11111111 T111 v 111111 11! yoatcriiiy WIN almost p.111.
will look 11.11 good. if not better than ‘JIi'iIII‘I Frost raid T111 was morn 111111 play of act mood is enlivvned by 11
'1 I111 p 'i"
but one fifth the price of new 3111111. 11111 of the street and the condition of: grammar dancing by members of the
the 11111111 amusing11I‘11111'.tl1ing Thcby
wry picllv dam r. as wall as mmeclevnr
company.
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I11 lthtul 1111111111.
.ewrs
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