1:1
:10
if“ 1.‘
mus trim '
111,111,,
‘ i.
,tléhgntaokow their
blue 11111011114“l $31111
been. a cryu
around 11 seem
an demeath. wilt-a
1111111111 21107
1111111 111111 Thu
lispisii Last Night byibs First anti Third
inventor Aicdovern Too IAiiciI Absorb-
. ed to Write or Send Money.
ONOEIl AIiIlEST TON NONSOPI’OITT
w"-
lrssgiiiis Ismail bys Deputy M of
1mm,wm Itsliad Oomiolnilnst
Oasis Capital“ a ills Pahs‘s' ls-
siisss to late Amends.
Something of a sensation was furnish-
ed residents of the Norwalks, yesterday.
when Bernard McGovern, a well-known
iaventcrt of No. 4 Elm street, who has
Men in Hartford working on one of his
patents, was brought to‘town by Sheri!
Edwin J. Smith. of that city, on a
charge of non-support. preferred by his
wife.
The warrant was issued by the Nor-
' walk Town Court. but trial has been de-
- ferred because those interested wanted
to avoid publicity, Mr. McGovern hav-
ing promised to make amends.
Mr. McGovern is interested in a wagon
wheel for which he claims great things.
It has under the tire arubber strip which
relieves the jolting when a wagon is
going over a rough pavement. and also
prevents the rattle of the spokes. He
went to Hartford several weeks ago to
interest some capitalists in the invention.
He wrote home regularly and sent money
to his wifb, but after awhile no money
came and her letters remained unau-
swered. It was a question in her mind
whether Mr. McGovern was alive or
dead. Several roses were resorted to
but to no avail. It appeared that Mr.
McGovern had either forgotten his wife
and Norwalk friends, had mysteriously
disappeared, or had died unidentified.
This occasioned'his wife no little wor-
riment and she determined to'gct him to
come to Norwalk and give an explana-
nation if hecould be found. The law
was as the wisest course to
pursue, and a warrant was M'cesdlssgly
issued. , Sheriff Smith was notified and
soon located Mr. McGovern. He placed
him under arrest and brought him to
Norwalk.
Mrs. McGovern, it is said, was much
relieved to learn that her husband was
alive and well. She did not wish to
force the case further than to remind
him of his family obligations.
Mr. McGovern is of a peculiar tem-
perament. When wrapped up in his in-
ventions he seems to forget all else. 1111
is the inventor of several articles, in—
cluding a rotary mail lock and the cele-
brated McGovern thill spring.
Mr. McGovern claims that he had no
intention of jdeserting his wife or not
contributing to her support. but simply
became so interested in 11 operations in
Hartford that he grew arcless and ap'
parently forgot his wife and home for
'the time.
The Hartford Courant says Mr. Mc-
Govern has been stopping at the Brewer
House in Hartford since July 11, claim-
ing to have apatent for the wetting of
tires which will revolutionize the busi-
new.
Norwalk.a11d the case has err-1111111 con-
siderablo interest.
TOWN MONT“ CASES.
1
1
W "M Fm . F'“ M“ TM" ' tlii,;iii10 interest in 11 11101111111111, nominal
ills Disposal this Isvsisg.
in the South Norwaik side of the
Town (hurt. Judge Hubbell found quite
a number of cases on the docket await-
inni his dimai this morning.
The first was that of a negro, Charles
Shaw. who was menial for using aims
ire and insulting language to women in
lily avenue. lie was sentenced to 120
days and costs.
The case of Mrs. John Varga. of
111111111 much ,1 1111111 bretsch 11111111
peace. was «ratio 1 to Monday morn.
ing at it o'clock.
J. J. O'Brien. who was put off the
4:20 train and locked up by Special
iiiilcer William Allen. was hold until
this diorama. when a further 1111111111;
of his case will be held. lie is evidently
“MINE. WAN _____ ..
W11 sauna-s-
.1 1111111111 1111111111111 111111111 1111111111111
CONVENTION “LEON“.
District Republicans
delegates to the several conventions. .
Town committeeman B. S. Keitl
story.
the state contention.
the election he by ballot.
Saniuel Lynes were appointed tellers.
Keeler.
25; Mr. Gray. ;blank, I.
tering, 2.
sional convention. Mr.
chosen second delegate in alike manner.
acclamstion. as follows:
Acton, Alonso Wheeler.
own alternates.
the formation 'of a campaign club.
commit-tee consisting of Mayor A. (.1.
Wheeler, J. Belden Hurlbutt and 11‘. A
that purpose when deemed advisable.
LAMB DAY BEGATTA.
the Day in Regal Style.
Vice-Commodore Chasmar. last even-
1111;.
Day regatta were made.
partant of the season.
011 for each class.
ed.
’c
entertainment will 1111. provided.
i
provcmcnt society will 1111 held.
”151111”11111111111111;
lanaiscturer of Clothing.
facturer of clothing at Nefi-illiroadwuy
New York, show liabilities. bulbous;
no111inulasscts. 113111.100; actual assets,
1119,5011.
The liabilities are personal
*7, 7.111;
dorscr on notes 11f Warren 1'].
company, 1". A. lioyt dc 00..
phia. and W. A. Benedict 1." (30., Soutl
Norwullt. 0111111., Whilst.
The mill consist 11f stock of Wurroi
debts.
Smitl
Greenwich, nominal.
$131500: interest 11111 A. Iioyt 111 ('0
Philadelphia, nominal, $110,000, actual,
and actual, $1,001)
OOT ONONN ON STOlEli IOliEY.
Wood's Pocket-boot and was Locked Up.
Charles Beers. 11 11111gs11or11s111u11,wn
arrested by Chief of Police ilrudloy, of
Norwalk. yesterday afternoon. charged
with stealing a [ss'ket-book belonging
to Mrs. Hhcl‘wmsl. of Knight street,
whose 111111111, 1111 sometime visits.
1111. called there yesterday afternoon
and took 11111 purse from the pocket of 11
1111111111 hanging in 111111111111, during Mrs.
Slicrwmxl‘s absence from the room. The
i pocket-Ismkcontained sixty cents. which
I
1'1'1'221211111'1m1'1-11. 1-
.First and Third disirict Republicans
to the number of thirty-three assembled
at ihiTown House. last night, to elect
called the meeting to order and was
elected chairmanz'li‘raucis Renard. sec-
Upon motion of 11011.13. 0. Keeler the
meeting proceeded to elect delegates to
Attorney Joseph A. Gray moved that
Mr. Gray and
B. S. Keith. chairman of the town
committee. was nominated by E. O.
The ballot stood. Mr. Keith,
Harry Rider. of East Norwalk, nom-
inated E. E. Gorham, of the Third dis-
trict. Thirty-three ballots were cast.
Mr. Gorbam had 25; Mr. Gray, 6; seat-
Mayor A. 0. Wheeler nominated Hon.
E. 0. Keeler as delegate to the congres-
Keeler was
unanimously chosen by acclamaiion.
Harry Rider, of East Norwalk. was
Other nominations were made by
Senatorial con-
vention, lion. E. J. Hill, W. C. Le-
Count. Probate convention, Dr. W. I".
Upon motion of Mr. Keeler. the dele-
gates were empowered to select their
Chairman Keith asked if any action
was desired by those present towards
Upon motion of Francis Leonard, a
Hill were appointed to confer in regard
to the matter. and call a meeting for
The Nomad: Yacht Club Preparing is Celebrate
The governing committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht club met at the home of
Matters pertaining to the club were.
discussed, and arrangements for 11 Labor
It is [impound
to mhkc this shoot one of the most. im-
Thero will be
several classcsof boats entered, and a
first and second cash prize will be offer-
Tn the evening a
dance will be given by the club, and u
very enjoyable linu- muy be anticipat-
On Thursday. September 11,11 stag 111111, and specialpoliceincnattl1cstaii11n
lambake and smoker will be given by
the 111cn1bers of the club, and a pleasant
Next Monday night a subscription
lance will be given at the club house.
'I‘ncsday evening a meeting of the 1111-
5111111111» of 11111an ‘e'f'sinii‘h. the Well-Known
Schedules of Warren 1'). Smith. manu-
notcs, 1310,4211; contigent as in-
l‘IiiIiticl-
112. Smith company. nominal. $113,600,
no actual value: lire loss, policy not col-
Th“ llctloverns are “'0” “WW“ ‘nilocted, nominal and actual, billion: four
and one-half acres, with buildings. at
20,000, actual.
Lssgsiicresissn Beers Contiscalsil In. Sher-
....mmm.
WIIO IIIO THE STAOBINO
Berti Says tie Was Not Implicaied in
the Smith Street Aiiray.
HE TIIITEATENS TO 811E ONOVANY.
l
According to liis Story it was Joseph llnyu
\Yho Plungsd a liniie into Aaduwiatlez,‘
and Varga Ballet Who Wieldcd the
Bung-Starter—The Suspect Arrested.
The stabbing atl'ray which occurred
in John Ungvary’s' saloon at 2 Smith
street, Wednesday night, has caused
considerable stir in the Hungarian quar-
tersof Springwood.
Constable Ireland, on whose beat the
row took place. reported the case at
police headquarters, and entered on the
register the names 811 the parties as
given to him. According to the report,
Ballaas Berti was the man who did the
stabbing, and for whose arrest a war-
rant wus issued. Yesterday afternoon,
however, Berti showed up at the Smith
street saloon, and demanded redress for
the charge made against him of stabbing.
Matiez during the fray on Wednesday
night, and threatened to bring suit
against Ungvary for circulating a false
report about him. The two engaged in
a heated discussion over the matter,
Berti clain‘iiug that be had no part in
the row except to interfere when a11-
other Hungariun, Vurgu Bulint, struck
Matiez on the head with a bung-starter.
According to Berti‘s story, the stub-
hing was done by Joseph Minyu, the
Hungarian with whom Mutiez 111111
quarrcllcd in the afternoon while’ play
ing pool.and he wastho man who had
disappeared, and presumably had gone
to Cleveland, Ohio.
Word was received at police headquar-
ters, yesterday afternoon, that Miuyu
111111 Bulint.11is companion in the fray.
were at a house in Springwood. and 111111
not left town, as reported. Oillccua
,l’eunington and Reunion wero'dotailed
toinvestigategthe matter. and went to
the Hungarian quarters in search of 11111
men, but were unable to find them.
Later in the day it was learned that
Minyu had gone to Stamford. when 1111
111111111 that the 1111111ch were 111 search of
were detailed to keep watch for 111111
1111. 10111111111 about. it o‘clock in the oven-
i11g,1111(lSpcciul Illliccr John Cushow,
11111 assistant baggage noisier at the
railroad station. took him 111 11111111111 and
brought. him to the lockup.
This morning Minyu pleaded guilty to
the charge of stabbing Andrew Motion,
and was fined $525 by Judge linbbell.
Upon payment of his fine he was dis-
charged. -“.”--- _
1111.0 suiuvss TAKES is (1111111111.
Not Satisfied wilh ihs 11111111111111.1111 to
Him is the Mill iiill Widening. Q
10
.1111111 ()‘Sullivun will take uuapl
fromtiu1bmu1111sasscsscd to him in the
Mill Hill Attorue '
John J. Walsh has the 1111111111'1111-i1a1'gc.
1111 went. to New London today to see
Judge Thayor and lilo an appeal.
Mr. IifHullivun was udardcd $1100
b11111ilts by the city. lie owns the brick
building at. the corner of East Wall and
Smith streets.
111 the appeal of Miss Mary llonnecker
and 1’. ll. Dyvyor in the matter of dam-
uges. a hearing will be held before Chief
Justice Andrews, of the Supreme Court,
at l.itchi1eld. Monday morning. Attor-
n11y (ii-11y, for the pluintiil's, and Attor-
‘ improv1111u111ts.
l
I
it
my 1'}. M. Loekwotxi. counsel for tho
city, had boon unable to roach any
ugrcciucnt 11p to 11111 tinicof going to
prcssundiliohcuring 111-Tori.1 the court
seems inevitable, .
Attorney 1.111111111111111 suggested the
following couuuissiou to Attorney (lruy,
who objcctcd to them; Judy‘s-(turns. of
Itccrs spent for liquor.
When arrested by 1111- 1111116, he was
too drunk to he tried. and was locked up
1 until this morning.
"Item's was fined 11:1 for intoxication
and 1:1 and costs for theft. lie was
Siu111for11;'Aii icy liowurd Knupp.of
liridgcmrt; Att1 ey ilowurd Scott, of
Dunbury: Attorney .111111'111s H. Uanllold,
‘of liridgcmrt, and Judge 111111111111 Frost,
of South Norwnlk. Attin'noy (iray oh
W» «on...
«1..-«mo...
SOUTH NORWALK. 00111111.. ATURDAY 11111.1 s11 “22.
MI Cl"! ”I.“
The doing and Colin Namath People and
This, in.
Attorney HRTM ,f Norwalk, is in
town today—Mr. ' Mn. Nathan
Street and daughter. 0 Monet avenue,
umspendiug the out at South Nor-
w11k --Miss Ha , hford has re-
tuxued to her home. i Norwalk. after
spending afew web ,with friends on
Town Hill avenue-Dunbar? News.
. Miss Florence I. 1 has returned
in her home in B 1 1 11' .ltsr spending
the summer with, , Webster, of
Stuart avenue. Shot; 5 now enjoying
the sights atN 1:1 ‘ ' | .ZBniTalo, and
places of‘intorest .. ' 11‘. accompan-
ied by her father. 1st.
Mrs. Chauncey:
Gertrude, of I 11 1
to their 1101110 11
and daughter
priugs, returned
11 .a’. week’s visit
with Mr. and M .1. Damon, of 411
Spring street. "
Thomas E. f Bayview ave-
nue, has 11111111111111.‘ his visit at
Brewstcrs. and m ll '1., as usual, at
the org‘t of the 11 1'1 ":tioisal church.
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. 7
Main street, are 1 1” ‘,
garot Loobold, Mrs
. Leobcld, of 47
qnflg Mrs. Mar-
. .4 11 am and family,
. Brewster, of
of Bloomfield, null. »
j4,1
Newark. _
Miss Hughes, of 1101111, Va.., and
Miss Bobunnan. at 1 11‘ city, will sail
from New York thfi ternoon on the
ship "()1 1i Dominion,1 1 or Norfolk, Va.
Sishr Mary Delhi Joseph. of Rock
ville, usietcr of Mrs. A. Honuecker. of
Iii Cross. street, is visiti her sisters at the
St. Miny 'sconvent,
A. l" Mintong .. ini‘i street, left
South N'orwalk. y. for Shclton,
“711111111111 11111 spegd ‘uuday wit-l1 his
wife and family.
1 and daughter
Mrs. Usual Di?“ 1 .
11fW1itcrbulT,ii . M Grjffn, of Roul-
diug, are guest! of Mr Wallace Dunn,
of lleldeu Pltctn ,
Charles h‘.-‘Loomia. r., and family.
ofWuterbu .who hive been visiting
Mrs. Loomi of Elder avenue, have re-
turned 1111111
Miss Eva
the Misses 11
has returned
ton,Co1111.
Mr and MM ‘3 Mr Pegg. of him
sll'i‘tit, have not 1111111on111f1'o11111 visit
1111 Mr. 1’1-‘gg s proofs at Port “11111111111:-
tnii. T1. T. 1
William 1T (Ark and family. of 11.1111-
wood av.1'nuc 1.1111 returned from a
week‘s sojourn i Milford and vicinity.
Miss Angeli" Scott, of West avenue,
ponthhas been visiting
not; 66 West avenue.
liar Nome in Wagbing-
, really
Opinions on Questions of Timely Inter-
est to the Common People.
WEST AVENUE AND ITS CONDITION.
lieu Same Progressive Citizen light Receive
the Gratitude of his Fellow flea, and
Erecia Monument unto himself that
will Keep his lsmory (been.
Editor of The Sentinel——-Dear Sir: A
few days ago an item appeared in your
paper to the effect that West avenue
was receiving needed (don't forget the
needed) attention from our worthy
street commissioner. Mr. Briggs.
Now, to a stranger within our gates,
this sounds very smooth and would ap-
pear that the connoissioncr was endeav-
nriug to give the city the benefit of 111111
knowledge, and also the benefit of its
money. Suppose the stranger should
walk up West avenue—by the way, the
11111111. sightly in the city—what would 1111
see? He would see one of the worst.
abuses ever put on the inhabitants of a
city by the municipal authoritics. As 11
sampleof11i11t1c1.111th century road-111111;-
ing it stands a momumeut of disgrace to
our local government.
In the first place, the road was built.
too cheap to stand the wear and tear that
should have been seen would be put up-
on it; but that is past. and now witness
the futile endeavors to 1'1-pair such a
road. Mr. Briggs 11111111 day when 111.1
1111.»; 11111111111; 1151.1 to 1111,111111 thinks 111'
.viil punk :1 little.
men. and starts up the avenue. Arriving
there be 1111.11 111ml scraped off; 1111 has to
1111 111:1tsol1o 111111 find where the road."
'l‘liIrn 111-1111.11 11 {ow 111.1115 111"
111111111111 stone about 11111 size of a 111-11's
egg 11111upcdinui1d raked over 1111- (11(-
1“.
job 1511111111. Nofiuo 51111111 put-on top.
1111 road-roller used, but they leave it
alone in its glory.
And what does it amount to? Watch
:1 \v1u1clmau,co11u1 ulong, It 11111 casc
of pushing through crush-'11 stone. or
taking the 111111111115 11111111111111.1111 tracks
Breathing muledictions against the city
and the street dopartmcnt. 111111111111 11111.
latter. N111 113111111 11110511111 bicyclist 111111-
111111111 it. but. every 111111 who drives .'1
horse over it. also complains, for it 111111.11
carriages and is 11110111111111eg dangerous
for horses. Small wonder tin1 wheel
11 1111111 1111 1- iti111r 111111: of them \1'111’11'1' clu-
rctui not] home asterduy from her visit ,
with Miss M111 ngg of New (‘1111 ran 1
(111111Island.acompanicd by his \vlf1
who has 11111111 tiling 111 New York.
Mr. and Mrs]. 31111111111. of New York. i
11111 11111 (:11thst Mr. 111111 Mrs. A. l'.‘
1111111111, of ill brim: street.
in. 11nd Mr W. .1 Tracey, of 2:1
West avcnoc.ar11 entertaining Miss
Sadie English} lianbiiry.
11. M. Monrq of New Canaan. has
11111111 11 guest! Mr. and Mrs. L. (.‘.
(11111111. of 2511 “am street.
William Fry! 111111 with. of George-
town. are v1smg 11112111111 Mrs. it. .1.
( ‘11tbill, of Spill: street.
Mitts 111111 “gory, of Norwalk. has
been a guest 1'Mr. and Mrs. Chester
i'olcy, of Chm-tut 11111.
Mrs. 1‘. 11211111111111 111111 daughter
111112.111“ Iii instant. street. Norwulk,
are home fronWNon.
Mrs. James ourson,
1111111 visitiugplr.
Lyon. of Wosttrcct.
Mia. 11. illt'boro, of Norwalk. has
r1tu1'no.i frouthc seashore after u
month's 111111110.
Miss ltydcr 111 friend. of South Nor-
walk. uro stopng 111 Mrs. Nettii1 llcci's',
111 ( i111111gutow
Miss Annthckcr, of Norwalk, is
the guest oftliss i'lvn l’arkctou, in
llrnnehvillc.
Mr. and lit. l’runkliu ii, iiregnry
and family, of \Vcsipori. avenue, are
in Now York.‘
Mr. 11nd M13. 1|. ti'oflohl, of 1'.’ 111111
donuvi-nuu, 1111 return-'11 111111111 from
S1ymour.
Miss (Truce Irk. of Westport avenue.
111 111111111 front mouths 111-iii in N1111-
u,rk N. J. 1
lilrs..iohn'111 11111111r111. .ir.
(Tumbler 11a 111111111111 from
Isluud.‘
Mr. 111111 11118111111113! Smith \v1-r11
mm,” in, unit 111111.N1anti11. yes-
tcrduy.
James ilarar. 111111 of Rev. 11.11
t
11f liro1 1klyn. has
:11111
Illis'k
;1"1111111.1,1 it.
isnggcst a remedy for it;bnt 1 will say.
can they go?
lint enough for 1111' cil'ccts of such‘
r11111111tlt11111111s' the city' 5 business
11' 1.11 11 1t 111 my 111111111111 to
tin-1.111111111111111,tl1'1tt1111 progrcsdvc citi-
7.1111\v‘1111wili,111.1111v 111 cling. 1111'111' 1
resolution 11111111111 11111 city fir 11 111111..
clout sum to construct- u system of good ,
OTIIEII PEOPLE’S VIEWS
1111 snmui-ms 111.11.
11.1.pti1111a11y 11111111111111.1125, 111111 11111111111 111111
club wants the cobbles n'nim'i'd licl‘vl‘iu'll .
the rolls on \Vm‘t menu». for with such 5
Wises
1
1111111111111. 1111111111 From Prison.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
11111-1111.»; 1111111111 21.1..111111111 'Whiie-
head, the irish American dynamiter,
was released from prison today. Dr.
Gallagher‘s release is expected 11111111111-
lately.
I.i liung Chang 11111111111111.1111
(Spcclal to The Sentinel.)
Lospos‘, Aug. til—Li Hung Chang
sailed for America on the St. Louis to
day. The British gave him a royal send
off.
Can Stop Sharisy in Four hounds.
(Special to the Sentinel 1
New Yons, August 132,-BobIF‘itzsi111-
mons arrived from Europe today. 111
s tys he can stop Shin-key in four rounds.
Slumping the Empire State.
iSpeelui to the Sentinel.)
Bannrrows, Aug. flz—Bryan began
stumping the Empire State today.
On Her Trial Trip.
(Special to The 11111111111111 ,
P1111111111'.1.1'i1111, Aug. 22—The cruiser
”Brooklyn" left on her trial trip today.
DEATH OF CLARENCE E. HUNT.
One of South Norwaik's Brightest Young Men
Yields lo the Summons of his Master.
The death of Clarence E. Hunt, which
occurred at. his home in Chestnut street,
early this morning, will occasion 11111011
real and 1111.11'1111lt Sorrow among his
, 111:111yl'r11'11111s'. 1
l Mr. H1111! 111111111'1-111'111111g for 11 1111111—
11111' of months, 511111111111: Tl'nlil ('.i:111(1ti.~',-1
which attacked him 111 the. curly autumn
oilustycuv. Through the skill of his
physicians it was thought that the. (1111'
1111-11 111111 111-1.1111'11110111'11. 111111 his ultimate
1'11cov111'y was liopcd for.
011 T1111rsdny111st 1111 was about. 1'11-
joyiug his usual 111'111111, 111111 had no
thought that the shadow of death was
soclmoupon111111.1111t during the still
watclicsofthonight the grim messen-
ger came, 111111 after a day of intense
suffering his spirit yielded to the su1n~
mons. and 111111 1‘11 its 1111111111:
Mr. Hunt was twenty-two years of
1
possmscd of 11 111111111 1121111111111 r, kind,
gontlcmaniy disposition. and quiet, r11-
tiriug nuturc. Among his associates he
“21.411511111111111 as 111111 \vhosc friendship
11:11:11 prize. and whose’ company was
always 11 pleasure.
lie was 11 1111111111111' of 11111. First Metho-
’1 111.11.1'11111'1'11 and oi the l'Ipwc-rtli Longuc,
11111 W 1.11' 1' 01111111 fed with 11111 W111! Hook
and 1111111111' 1111111111115' 11111.1 11111 Young
Mcn' s Debating s-K'111tv,(1f>5m1t11 Nor-
.
lleniy l'roebaturncd 111.111 night fro1111 it" it!" to N“, 111111 of it. 1111 I. if possible. ; walk.
By his death the church loses a valued ‘
5 111111 faithful 1111111111111'. the organizations
".1'111111111111 1111 “as councr 1111. an 113-
.1111111111 1.1111111. 11111111111 111111111011 f1111111y
.11'1 111-unit11f1111'111111n11 loving 111111.
’11111 funeral will be 111111 next Tucs-
r111u1s,willr11coivcthegratitudcofthema-[my aftor11oon.'..’1t 0011“"
jorityof his fellow citizens. and if 111111111 '11}
thing 11111111111 to pass will rear unto him.
self11111oiiunicnt that shall stand for-
cvcr and perpetuate his memory for
)cars to (1.1111111.
A \N'illiliihifth‘ \vo'l'aacmnizn |
11111 Music by 01.111111101111111 I
Many 11f11111s11111u1111' residentsiu ion 11
have expressed their cspcc i111 enjoyuicnti
of the remark My good music that 1111111
been given this sunnuer in tlu1 (' ongrc-i
gutiouul church. under tho 11 .1111111111111
oftbo organist i) 113.1)111111'1111'. ofwmth!
Norwulk, who has been training 1111-:
OUTINGS AT THE SHORE.
I People Who Are Enjoying the Saline Breezes oi
the Sound Near Norwaik.
1'1. 11'.iicrrici1',th11 banjo player. of
llaubui'y, is at Bell 1111111111 for scrotal
‘1luys. win 111 1111 will 1.11 11111 11111.11 of Ar-
thurtl. Krom 1111\1'i111111111p111't in the
concert that will be given on the Island
tonight
It 111 expected that a union picnic 1f
the Sunday schools of tho i (mmfldlwl
111111111 Mciluniist illlil'I' 1111s 11f Wfiol’tl
W! l sltorili' b1- givcn at Rotfiil'h’uliit.
Alissi ‘luraiiregory. Missil' ilricn, 111111
11111111111111 11151111111111
111.111, :1 young: 1111111 of unusual qualities, .
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TWO CENTS.
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11fH1111111A111'w.11lk Norwalk
V111 have established nurse vos
dyeing and cleaning business. an
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111111.:.11-1 111111111. orgur1,bililur1 cove
semis. Iii-.11. kid glml'os. kid shoes
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. about it in 111111 of the towns
Stamford and liiidgcport.
1 1111111111 of property 1111 I phot
11111 Addrossl nines WhiteJ’
Wilmington. Del. .19.
V‘VAN'T‘ED. Prompt and faithful Kohl“.
manor lady to travel for rellab a cats ’11-
ll bed house in ( 'onneetic ut. Salary amps
11111 511 weeklynmicxpeuses. tiltuu Teapot-mam
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uncut. lioicreums.
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V 1111.1:r.---1‘111111111.11111111111 rooms. atziiltivc
11'1111'1111111111111. East. Norwallt . with all‘
modern iiupmvnmcnis and conveniencest‘
I'trge garden 111111 abundance of fruit: lino
11111 or l1111i111r inquire of E. I". Smith. on
premises. ' MO “I
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1.1111111 11111111 street. rent $13. l" W
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f ToI.l£'l‘«-1.1111'1'1111111unartments.flraf.see-
111111 and third floor. rear. Four room
fr1111tupui'.t1111-11r third strr rent t'ti
Wimlowsiu every 1'1) 111.1?{111
c.1111111e11 11111111111 (‘urbett 111011.11 iii and Si
\l:1~111’11gini1strcct. Applyi)ld Well LlcurOO. '
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7 11) T. T1‘T —- 11 11111111 to rent. Apartments on
Halo stx11ei.tl1ree.four or six room
1111111111ent11 at low prices. Apply to George H.
1b1y11111111l.oila1ri11t street. for key. .116 tf
7 ‘1) 11E'[‘.—1(‘1itt11g1-11nd 11111.11 house. onshore. .
111111 111'1'111'11111111'. $11111 mouth: uearlto-
, v,:1yton stm 1111. \1l-l111-1s box 2. llownyton.
1 (111111 Inquire stutiuu agent. fat!
11' -
V 101.11 1' «1111111 11111111 1111.1"!!an first and
19.111111“: 1.1.111-1111 Wnahiu ton street.
11: 111111111 s 1111 very r11 1111.1111119 lizioc 11111111111111).
111:1 {11111-1 11 11111 1111111111“. front 11111Irear.tbiid
H11 11' 51111114 it 111111111 block. :1 and iii
ingtoustrti-i. rent :7 and 59. Apply OLD .Wnun
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' 11111111111 11111111111111! uintarll avenue A1-
i 1“ ply tuclliiri'i‘Ell .CLAliK. 18 Quiutnflird
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_'\ 1' N..,1-.19 llurbot avenue. Norwallt. all
1 . rooms with city water. rent ”also three
r1111111~.1'ity wut1 r. rent to From April 1,
1111111111 .111 \11. 1'1 .liniu street Norwalk. rent 89.
Apply tollALl'li Noun 1. 100 avenue.
Norwulk. dill tf
ll 01: S .\i. 1.. —~ A well established oil and gas-
11l1111111b11sin1-11111o1 sale cheap Anni
.F. beers, .15 Chestnut street, South
11.1111 0"
are it
FOR SALE. —-L111lie~1' 1.11111. Peerless bieyclo,"‘~’
211th Ceitury Iiuup.t1eil. cy1lumeter.1ug-. 1
1:111:11 111rricr 111111 t-111 111p~coi11p'oto Price'
$3.11. (‘1111 or 111111111» 11... X11. :11 “est Main
tr11ci.1\11r\v.iii1. .
animal 11‘. .—'l‘en 1111-11-1 111' more of orator
1.11 111111. situated 111T iloton l’biut. Nor-
1111 write 11! 11's inquires-T Tolm Deck-
..'i (111111111 men 111. Stamford. Conn.
Illa TV
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14‘011‘1i1‘A-1. 1'. —-T 1111111 buildings. lEly avenue.
1111'1111r11f‘111111gw 111.1(11111 oi. Price 31151).
.iamb .11. 1.111'11111. Ag1 at. South orwalk.(oan.
is ii 1m
‘b‘iilt 511111. .wiiy 1111111111'1Nnrwa1k tobac-
1111131. ii \NJ'I Hiribéi. 1118 1111.11 htntliest 6c
1' 11:111' Ill ”11' 1111'. Ant Toi tlw NIillnl‘CK‘k 11')“
110‘! SAT 1‘.—d. n. Flags. 111111111 of 1111111111111
bunting stars stitched in by 111111 hlne.
an! 1.1111111w11rk 111 m in the bust and most
“um-1111111111 manner. South Norwulk Harv l-
\\ .111'1 (111111111111 In't‘itf
1301‘. SA 11E. .-(1 111111111 11. '1 ply hi ' resume
1'1'1111'11 1111.411.gnurmiceiltos out are lbs
1'1-1 11111 min m1 111 1.1 in Wild note.
11111 11'. 1~ 1'1111111 11111311111111 particularly
111 111-11 11'111.'1-111r-li11.-11y 11115111 disproved
1.111111 1-11'11ri'511lllh Norwuls ilurdwareCog
112 South Main street.
‘Oii h .\l.l-‘1.~'1‘1111 11111.1“...1 shoe business cf
(1.11 lbn'vey. iu1luding entirestock and
llxtiucs. '11111 1 11~11111f store. “111 be sold very
cheap if sold at once. Apply at the store. L
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pen 11.11111411111111111 1111 «1112111. on W111:
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POPULAR MWSEMENTS.
Opening Night at the "email Opera House.
The seasonal the Norw 1111: Opera
lion? 1111111111111 tonight with the cele-
bir'attd drama "i‘l1e T111011 iiuarrlsmen. "
'prorwntbd 11y 11111111f the best companies
1111 the. i'tiari for the season of "ii' and '107
Manager Mitchell prmnises nothing but
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1 1 v 1 s 1 _1 1 ' 1 1
and Mrs. Fred H. 11111111 W"”"“”‘”’ ““1”” l““"' “ 1 \rthur ""1 “uh” UNKOTLOT \V.11to11 .lirst-clzws attractions this season. of
prcssul 11 1111111111111 :1 11111111111 concert 1111' 111m! 1101'” till" “N 1" “1“ kW.“ “1““ (“'1' 1.11m}, {“41”}ng tonight 5,11 .1 sample The
given in the stone church. 1111 1111111 1on-
mated to 11111111111 behalf of the church
and to Iiclfil'sseu its debt. The 0011-
cert will 111112111111 under 1111' illu'icnt 111 ‘
rectiou 11f this clioirnuisior 111111 Friday
evening, August Seth. and will consist
of organ recitals, 1111111111 and instrumen—
tal music. 11111 soloists being city friend-1
and Well-wisbcrs of the church. who
give their services generously.«ultidgo- [
livid l’rcss.
Sociable tor the Hsnpm 111 Old Soldiers.
'1‘1111 11111111111111 pivcn by 11111 “'1it111111'4
Iii-Iii1l'i'1irp11.1»i' 11111111111111 1"11'1'11-1' Post.
in 11111 ii. A, it. Tiuil in Wat-111111111111
street, last night, wins .11 very enjoyable
11'1T1111'. A literary and 1111111111111 111‘“-
grummc was “’1'“ carrirwl out. 'l'i1o
Misses Rachel and '1‘111111111 lli‘lltll‘li‘h't
gave rccilatious. and three vctcrniis
from 11111 Soldiers' Home at Noroton
ilcigbis 1'1-11111111111 some pivasing conical
selections. 'T'bI'y llllli furnisbcil music.
for dancing. T1111 sociable was givon
for the benefit of tIu1 inmates of the
than, 15111 1111111111.
'11111 l'lpworth is span. of liniitingtou.
11. T. .. 11111111 to Itoton Point 1111 a moon-
uglit excursion last. 11111111
'11111 Sunday 111111111111 111' i’ouudridgo 1 11-
joycd 111: 1r annual 111111111 111 itotou
Point. on Wednesday
1111111121 Place Appeals.
The limit. of timehaviug expired for
1111 app-1.11 fiom 1111111111 1.1111111 of the free-
.lioilowiug \v-cli known talent' is included
1111 the ct: A. i". ilillam, Louis LaBoy,
‘1. 111111111 Manny, Sheriden 'lcrris. Charles
111111111111 .1111111 I'. liickcy. J. T). Gordon.
,Johui'. Black. ('111r111sltiiiiu1'ds George
‘1 ‘luro, .11111111111 S. Barret Charles Martell,
1.11'. i’aul, George Seagrist, Theodore
(“lure Norwootl Sanford. Mao Fowler.
Marie 11‘.allo Templeton T'lvous, Mabel
1, l’abncr, .iossio 111-eves, i’aul Caaeneuve.
a lighted 8:194. ‘1
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Place. 1111 further 111: tiou 11111 1111 taken by I“ i “1"” -* I'1"“'“"\"‘ l‘iri'ii'fll'vl WWI“
those wIinliuvc not uvm. ‘1111 ihciiisclvcs '\ I)1"I1“"'1N“"‘ YUTIUIT'HW'TI" “1110““
111 tiling app .111
t‘iiyi‘lm'k 'l‘uylor [fits 11111111 served with
notices of 11pp11111.lir11ug11t by Edwin
Enterprising Advertisers.
'i’l111t1‘11utl1 Nor'uulk ilanlwarc com-
pany calls attention to the fact that
3 i N it 1 " I l .
Aduns, 11.111 tip 11 11's of tho 1111110 1f 1111-11'1111'y11111s ,m, 111-w gnaranlisril goods.
(vi-urge Seymour and 111111111111 Ayn1a1'.... . . .
, . 11113111111 in i-ack of 11111111 and pncc is
'11111 appeals are brought. through Attor-
neys Warner 1111; 1"1-1'1'111. of Norwalk. 111111 ‘ right. , 4 _ ,4 ,
:1 “mm,“ 11111 M “m,” ”mm, (1,,“ .\.\V.1\11.~11111. tiu- horwulk you'eier. _
1111111111-A111lrows 111 11111111111111, 1pm,“. in shouts 11(111111. handsome diamonds that
11111411111111. at noon on M11111l11y.1\ugu.1t iii. “r" bargains.
1 11111111911111 1111111 111‘ 1111 1115111.
lhurles Wilmott. tlu1 six-ycur-old son
(Murdock lirnllinrs moire a film Win-
«low display 11i't1'u11ks at their Notwalk
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—~—-A Running lAsis—stsii or Watson?
I’ei'b 1-t running 11111111, superior stock.
of Frank Wiliuoti. of if.’ 1121111 strcet,
“,‘,“‘."“"”‘ aWpy, mil", 111111111, ycsprday , attractivmiispiay of fancy 1111111111117 1101‘-
“ ”mm" ‘ .11 " I N “"T n urn 1111 ”t ““1011, 11w11111r1111‘i1s,11n11shades.
jcctcd to all {but Mr. (.'.anlield. Attor-
ney Lockwrssi then suggested Hiram
K. Scott. of itidgelicbl; (louuiyifimumis-
taken to jail by ( ifiicer anient.
Papers 111-re served 71111111111111. 111111
( 'ari S111aub, ,Timpt‘liiwl' 11f 11111 1111111 rial
young tropic went to Comic beach for
amismlight 111111.111» night. The fact
ihatibe moon was hidden did not do
Barbour. forlly of Norwalk, is in 11111. Norwulk 111111111111 store mnkessu
town.
tract from the Measure of the ride. and a
sinner 111111. of Bridgeport, and Attorney
most delightful timowasenjoywl by 111.1, a 8,," “fl, brewing mum", Mr
I’T‘m‘m w” m"! titties“! the large I H1141 111mb purchased unumbcr of 11111111111 of
""9“ “"1"?" “n" which "‘0 my liquor of the concern. for which he
rrtarnedhcme. reaching South N'W'n‘ min-11d to pay. Imam-1111111 liquor was
meet tom 11".ciueit They were con-Humor standard test and not what it
royal in tiregury s large carryali.
was represented.
,1- 1:1f11. in an altar 1111111111 suit brought by
(iiiruii-s S. i‘uuiiold. of-Bridgoimrt. At-
torney (tray objected to (iounty (111111-
.iustice i’cck
iorucy LittlliWi‘iiKl refused to agree to.
unasionor 111111, and oifcrcd to substitute
,of Iiridgemrt. which At-
Ilonry Hoyiur 11an family, 111' on
West uvcuuohiu the White Moon.
talus.
Ilov. Futhtiiam'. of St. Mary's
11111111111, Is ink! a Mo wccks‘ vucutum,
M11111 Susie lieu. of on Main ”mm,
Thus the matter stands.
is visiting in tinford.
otct‘y part guarantwd.
ilardwurd toinpuuy odors sni'b in its
[1511151111 ya 11'.
— You 11.111 buy 11111 1111111 1' at of 10111111
slink for 10111111111111111 shoulder sh .111 for
South Norwuik ,
light, 11:11 111111111111 111111111111 alarmed and
g 1111- polim: were notified.
w~FlfSl Cost is Last Cost.
111111 11111111}; 111111 guiic over to (7111111111 on New guaranteed stock. 1111111 and all.
111111 of S. \V. (lr11;.'1-1'y'.. carryn‘lv, win 11 N11 sccoiIIl-Iinliil unguarauteed goods.
1111111 1'1 parly of Math Norwalk IKji‘rpb' 111:1'onsidc-r repair bills, 111111 wisely buy
11111 1111.11'11. llo arrived 111111111 NitTi‘Iyiliill‘ $351.73 bicycle. South Norwallt
it. was 11111111111
do at the Star market.
about i 1 o’clock.
I
1 Hardware company.
Norwalk Chronicler