i
lhlng Int. rut: the Women
\
the store». III ore can to
style» and “fabrics at;
a haunt IIIl iiiiiIIml. uni
will read It. pool 1 old
«\‘I‘rfi Imam
easily lead. attmeiiI‘Ae type.
tin much a» the adiertluinflm of
II which
Women
tid oil;-
and wriIAteu III a
atmlzhiforwurd war. not up in
VENING * SENTINEL.
01 II ARE WRONG.
()illl‘ nth believe that ll llll
hid llil'll’ lieli‘l“ in the IA!“ III
I...ly can we them. AAAAAlAAAAA
H-iileeru mom lot
if “my pukntlwir iIIIIIAIAa 0‘ I.
ll!" NIHIII «If liliilltllrlll (100A .
biueltumli Mid with Ill
poi-p. I-IIIrylmIIy will out ‘
Iionud to one what in unit":
IIIIduI'neIItII. ilmlnu.
”I
.'UM BER 2.608
A HAIIlE WITH TUIIHHS
Soaked with Liquor, IAhey Terrorile the
Passengers on a Tram Car.
VILE
When
ol|s
‘Hi
AHll AililSlVE lAHIilIAGE.
I Rnpeclabie Citizen Proiositii' In Brhall
me Ladies, they ‘Jhrealoned lo‘ no
Up”—-A Gritty Conductor Knocks One
i them Out—Armtcd and Fined.
iel Bunion. William and Terrence-
ldIi, William Slattery and Rich-
urke, all of them more or 1038
‘ated, boarded the I) o c‘look c. It‘ at
I'y 's Pointlast night. and indulged
in vila and indecent language. which
annoyed several ladies on the Illl'.
Georg) E. Curtis, of 9 West avenue,
who In as seated just ahead of the‘ men,
object id to their language and behavior,
therelTy arousing the ire of William
ReyIu ids, who struck Mr. Curtis! over
theheid with his but. He threatened
to have Reynolds arrested and was
again 'oundly abused.
Reaching the switch near the Wash-
ington street bridge, the gang piled
Haulo I, who was stupidly drunk, into a
seat in the center of the Norwalk car.
which was also well filled with ladies. He
had bein made sick by the liquor he had
drunk and was a sorry looking specimen
of hunanity. Conductor William Davies
objectid to Hanlou or any of the party
riding on the car. and attempted to pull
Iianlon oil". The other men pitched into
him aid knocked him down, while they
boardel the car and sat d wu with their
drunkIn companion. all. (lurtis also
boardel the car and objected to Cou-
duetor Davies allowing the men to ride,
telling him of their actions on the
Gregory's Point car. The other car had
started, however. and as Mr. Davies had
been d laycd ten minutes by the fracas.
be real the gong for Motor-man Edclhert
l’artri k to go ahead. The men wore
cursing and swearing, and the conductor
sixikoiothe‘m several times, only tobe
abused "
Whe
l
Dan
Rean
and Il
intoxi
Gregr
I the cur reached a point near the
Vaudehoef residence, Reynolds rang
the bell and brought the car to a stop
Slutter and Burke hauled Hanlon from
the cal, intending to carry him home.
Willia n Reynolds jumped off when the
car sto mod and run back to the rear seat
where Mr. Curtis was standing. He
grabbel him by the arm, and cursing
naked Iim to get off and he would “do
him at." Reynolds then tricdto pull
Mr. (.'Irtiuout of the car, while other
IIJSSI'III'I'I‘S in the seat held him in.
(.'quucIor Davies then interfered,
when teynoldu applied a ville epithet to
him. ”he conductor, in return, dealt
the ton h a blow that sent him sprawl-
ing in hemud. Reynolds got up and
grappl d with the conductor and both
went. d wn. The rest of the gang then
came a and the male pausengI-ru got out
of the car ready to takeahund. while
Iicveral of the indie» nhriekI-d and be-
I-zuuc ivnterleul. For a while pantie-
quIIiuII reigned. but the crowd kept the
tougliu nit, while the conductor quickly
took III the lightnut of William ltey-
Iiold, l swing him lying in the mud hull
councio III.
in thi IIIvIIIItiqu Terrence Reynolds
had beiu chasing Mr. Curtis around the
cariutiuiof carryiugont his brother‘s
liM int iniionu. Mr. l‘urtie IIIauugI-Il to
lump Hit of the way until ('on-
Iinctor lhivicn had finished IIiII
mun lilll called for the piunieugcra to
gut clonal. When the conductor
rung tie bull to go ahead. 'l‘crrcIu-u
Itcyuolbi ran up and attack him a
ywiunnhlow in the «lonen'h and then
Rut out III' the way.
When tlte uni” reached Wall IIII-Imt'
UsilIWi of Police Dunn was notified and
alumni complaint waiinmdu. IIIIch-ri
Dunn aid hliwliomin nturted down the
”font. win-n they now the ltcyuuldn
lirotlion run up Mill Hill. They ntartul
in permit and would tin-III and placed
them unim- amiit. They had atone: in
IIIcIrpI . ion. and the police believe
Ibo-y in *ndndtoivait fortbe return of
the out and illltlm’ the conductor. TIIII’
police inked bothof them up. but later
Were (”lifted to put them in pruruic
cells. they numbed the More and
tried a wreck the scanty furniture with
which be lull in pmridud.
Thin . um the Tramway company
and M Curtis made formal complaint:
and t . Reynolds were tried before
Judge Iiubtinll at police hamlqltaffofl.
They n outplayed by ilnnlou Brothers
uitlwi baking powder factory. John
.1, tin Inn engaged Attorney Wulsh'
to at :«r in their defense. The
wit ...... were Air. Curtis. Conduc-
tor l . ion. innit; Prion. Smith mirth-
mp. A; , ire lirniurnnn und Frunthtrect.
At _ Walsh had nothingio nay. an
beef Indymbehuu a bad case to
defend Mummy (luxury untied for
the In] penalty and normal a line of
"no u in: who in jail. relating to
the .2 . u the want kind of drunken
mum at u.
III-II muh'fls
Entered at. the 80th Norwllk Pouiomco
on Second Clan blotter.
motor intoxication, M0 for breach
of thepeac'e. $10 for abusive language,
$25 for :uniauit and 30 dayu in jail, to«
gather with the can“. in the cane of
Terrence Reynolds the judge imposed II
line of $5 for breach of the peace, All!
for assault and the costs. Attorney
Walsh took an appeal; John J. Haulon
furuiuhinguimud of $3M) for William
‘ileA'ynoldu and lube for Torremw.
This ilflill'llfhlll Slattory and llurli-
Were arrested by Countable llunt.
IIOIAE FAIlOIII CAMP GRAHAM.
The Nomad Companies Ar but at 4:25 81in -
day Afternoonmmosing Notes.
The Norwalk IIIenIberII of the Connors»
ticut National (Inard arrived home hiat-
urduy afternoon at 4:25 o'clock, by spec-
ial train. The week's encampment was
the most successful in every way in the
history of the state militi. .
’l‘hoalteudauoe of the Fourth‘rcgi-
meat was larger than it was 1th your,
and the largest in runny years. The
work of the regiment. in general drill,
and guard duty in particular,rch-iviwl
the most flattering couuucndatiou from
General Havens, I'oxmuauding tho bri-
gade, and his stati'. ’l‘hc regimental
drills received marked praise.
The scuteuceof the court-Inoriiuliu
the ease of ifrivatc Patrick ('orrigau,
(.JoIIIpaIIy ii, Bridgeport, is that hols
Iliuhouorably discharged. The limling
of the court awaits the approval of ( ion-
oral Havens and Adjutant-iIonizral
Graham.
Among the Iuauy cailcrr who \vr-rv-
entertained at the Fourth regime-tit
headquartcrsby(‘oloucl l‘Artm‘l, Friday,
wereAfiicueral Nelson .-\. Miles. com-
mander of the armies of the United
States; l'uited States Senator Htvilic H.
i’latt, Governor (.‘oi’iiu, Daniel M. Mor-
gan, Irclmurer ot the l'nited States:
(.'oioncl William Mowry, secretary Ii'
state; Sen: Ilor Marigold, of Bridgeport;
General Edward E. ’radiey, :IIijutaIIt
general uudcr Governor Morris} I'olonI-i
M. D. Unborn. of the New Haven tingle
tor; Dr. LiIIIlsiey, of New Haven, and
Captain l’etltt and Captain Thompson.
of the regular army.
The guard quarters in the rear of thc
l"ourth regiment caught tire early Sat
urday morning, from the candles uiIic II I
were setting on thc floor burning doc. II. I
The man on guard fell lle‘lt't‘p :II lilflllxldllyf:>]>t‘(ifilil.vt l ..Il.
she has provcu bi.
post.
Two Iuombc [‘8‘ of I.‘ ompam F, ofh or
THE NEW WOMAN
Two Types Pictured in a Sermon By
Riv. Joseph L. Guernsey.
A
Hill PROGRESS SLOW}
In suit.
in Some Respect: She is Superior to Man and
in Many Respect: his EquaIMSome Words
at Cannon and Advice From the
Pulpiis.
Rev. .'Iosepbl. . Guernsey preached to
II' largo: cIAIung-galion in the Norwnlk
Methodist church, last. night, on "'i‘lIc
New Woman." “I: said:
“There are. two types of tho
new Wonianwtho IIIock-Iuau type
and the educated, advanced typo.
No man can realm-t the former. who
iIIIitates the faults of man without
IIiII virIIII-I-I. ’i'lie mock man woman is
but a “0:,lk forbidding imii. Itiou of man,
and ever) Iruo lady in led to blush foI
her.
“.‘.uotiu'rtym of this new Woman in
the WUIIIIIH who in mlucatcd. noble in
illllllllli‘lll and rich in gI'uId works. I I‘l’
adorning is not that outward adorning
of ‘tlic wearing of gold illA putting on of
II‘ppIIrI-l,’AbIlit bl derived from Who hid,
ill'll man of the imit‘t.‘ the character
and soul within.
“The history of onIIIIII is a history of
bondage. She has been a virtual fillH'I‘
by law and in deed :uui practice. I'uiil
recently l'lillvgca were not ppm to “Al!-
IIII-u. cwu in England or this country.
UbI-riiII,iIiIiu, we; the first collegi- to
”In II its doors to tie Iouc ll of a Woman.
A“ honor to Illulllii ioIIIIr lot that
step forward!
“Woman' 1- sph'crc itI life has bI-I-u to
wash dishes, to sch-p and wwand work
in tin.- tiI-ld: the occupations of men
have not been (-pi‘ll to her. “or pro-
grcss from that condition is IdAow but
sure. TIII-I‘earI-IIow girls' I'oilcgcs all
ovcr'AthI- land, and tho [Il‘llfl‘tisllillti of
law, lllt'tlll'llw and many other~i llit'Il‘
been entered by “'t‘rilii'il with ."lll'fK‘nH.
"Ir-t u~‘ hear no more talk about the in-
couality of the sex: 5 in In: my a spec I»
wanna inthc mpcxior of man and in
.«quul. III" II II»
mun- ommrlIIIIitiI-s for tho riilllli'
walk, \vcrI iiIch a day 5 pay mil: tori-lilting“, illlilalw lslwl behind iIvr bro.
being unable to repeat the gem-mi orders
of the sentry win-n (Am pout duty.
A fore I of men will I-I‘uumcum- u‘ori.’
litllly on‘flie camp grounds, rcsiming
the lltllil to its annual llptwaruiu‘c. The
long lines of tents will be taken down .
'quesnon, but ltiIiul. crcn llll'il .~iIc will
and stored away in the State armory at
Hartford. The menu Iiuartcm will be do-
Inoliuhed. and carted to the I-lutuc place,
and the livid will lullfl'fliit' the app-crazier
of an open, grassy plain.
CHARTERING A YACIIT Fill! PAY.
Collector Goddard Ashe! to File Further Par.
iiculars in the Regina Cast.
Deputy l'ustmnu Collector ”illllllnl
hail rcceii‘cd Wnl'il from III-lulquartcra in
regard to the seizure of the yacht ilc~
giuu, which was made- at South Note
walkluxt Tuesday by tinntom HlIiI-rr
liucltiIIgIIam.
TlltIylwllquM n'iltnl lorher failurv
to have proper nailing papers on board
(her. a:
"In physical strength she in not. Iuau'r.
'Illistl. but spiritually riu- is III-I superior
Viirth-r this will be .~o win-II sh“ cu.
ll‘l’h flu» business World or whether her
spiritual N'llht' will be bluIIII-d, IN
lK,‘ spiritually man's Miln'rlid‘.
“.‘iI‘Irally. nlic In lll-I equal. Though it
in unfortunately trui- tiiat alu- siillii'lllili'n‘
{.:lln‘ In low Ice any man, yct in general
but moral IIIIIurc H nuperior to his. hhc
in naturally rriiucd and good. III fact.
Woman. in but where, is in every WJ)’
equal to man. and why hllitillil .~.iII- bu
IleliarrI-ll from tho I'iilliluylllt'lilh IIuII
profomuum of lili‘ll.‘ For a man to I II
Mlml' mymoriiy o\‘I-r lllfl wife in a fatal
barrier to happiness in thc inarriugc rcv
luliml.
"The term new w-IIIIIIII has a broader
and Illillfl'f .«eignilicatn'u than that in
cquIIInII the. The rI-.Il III-w wmuau
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. MONDAY. Al (ll S'i‘
TWIW CITY FOLKS.
The Going and coming oi Norwalli People and
Their Friends.
Samuel McGowan, driver for the
South Norwalli fire department, return-
I-d home Saturday night from a week'-
vaI-atiou spout with friends in Newark.
iimolrlyn and New York. A
iiIItII Hannah (I’i‘onuor and Miss
Maggie Murphy. of Milford. and Min
Mary Sullivan, of Dobbii' Ferry, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. l ldwurd I‘ ounce.
of ill) Weut street .
Mr. and .MII-I. Jive-II M. lI‘I-rrie. and
man John and ('hanes E. li‘crrin, of;
237 iiayview aw nuo, drew to ltidgi- iicld,
voutorday, and were guests of ('ulonI-l
.'.iudemou
Mr. and Mrs. l". Shrudcr :Ind daugii
fur, of New York, who have been gucsti
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin It. Sherwmul. cl
L'EIAUIIIIIXI street. have returned llUllil'.
Mr. and Mrs. l. (I. ilaiuiitou, of llli'
Warwick Hotel. have been entertaining
Mrs. Rose Robinson and Miss Louise
Ilamiitou, of Milburn. N. .l.
Mrs. John Hyelop, of Mount Kimm,
N. Y.. in the guest this week of her hus-
band, the unit) corn‘cIist in Smythu's
Rotou Point orchestra. A
Miss Mamie (iowru. of Pleasant an“
nun, Norwulii. had been visiting lIil
mother r. Mrs. Hannah ('rovcru, of 1‘ ou-
ili'l Iicut awnue.
24 180
AIR BRAKES FAILED;
.. .... ..w..._wr_
Passengers on the Berkshire Express
Have an Exciting Experience.
THAIH (lillllIlES WITH AH ENGINE
Passengers Became Frantic and Leaving lhcir
Seals lump from his Train» The Exact
Cause of the Accident Not Yet Delet-
mined-LTho injured. A
The passengers on the Berkshire ex.
prone, which left South Norwaik _ut -I::Ii)
Fridayafternoon, had an exciting ex-
jn'l‘lt'lli‘t.’ at ilrookiII-hl Junction. where
the engineer lost control of the train
and it collided with a light engine
which was standing at the station.
The passengers did not notice any-
thing uuusual, Hays the Daubui'y Ncws'
account of the accident, until the train
approached the station. Tlli' xharpcall
of the whistle for brakes Iirst attracted
their attention. and they saw that the
train was approaching the station at an
unusually high rate of A
IIIIIuII'nt later the engine would begun
to loot :Ii‘I‘uIItic warning. The pannin-
gI-rs lK'i'llllIl friglIlI-III-Il and some of
them left ilu-' -Ir .~‘cI IEH and run In 'iIo pl: It—
bums.
speed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I’ mi h :lll'l
daughters [Hillit'lll' and i'hzulotte, of Hi
iicrurd place, haw returned from :1 viii:
in .-\I~‘bulry Park.
Mr». .liublu ll lion iikm and All rI
dauglItcArilcrtrude,of .\rIii .H‘II',cot lIa.‘. I
been Minnie of hit». ll. M
liridgewutcr.
l‘l' KS,
Jessup, in
James HI-clcy, Iih‘priug sin-ct. :IIIII'
‘(anKI'uI-ou. of East. Norwuili,A
uturicd this morning for Albany and
Saratoga. .
Mr. and Mix-I.
( it‘l Irgc
.II-m'in lI'ieury land
duuglItcr,of New iliu‘cn, are visItIIIgl
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nl'fililll,
strI-ct.
of Hill.
Misuilral'h ~fuviiln. of Htt‘litHlli', N. .I,
lit‘l‘inilhlll, Minx thaw l'outuu. III Lowe
lllltlltlt‘tuull)‘ I1~ inking anvil; ~i \. ii :IIIoII
icugll: A
must bi- slid“ to think clearly and accu-
ratelyaud to iwn'cwe the beauty and
nyuunotry of life. Knowledge in “II
more a fountain onilcd drIIIk tll'l'lll)‘.
young Woman, and reinviubcr, '“i'llt'l‘
audzuim for carrying [rum-nun» for.
pay. Dr. Wilinrii Writer, of New Yorl.‘
city. a former «mourn! the yacht, and
Wllllh‘l‘ null iii the pawn: owner. Win! an.
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H [m n *A At ll I . l l , l "l'ruuliI-irrytI-Iulrm‘y to «lander.
I I I r . -. ,
n J :;13:;‘:::‘:""A‘w" t‘ “3:; :"u 'me'mrvful of your wading matter, do Ito!
M I». H WI . mwnm , ., . .. . .
lltl' pity ll III-mum l‘llllf’lltl'l.‘l lilo )‘III'lII. liliqulA'AZAAfl.3:3:II:.‘..|,.|;‘A‘A,A,,AIAIA,A,A.:.AFVAA‘AIA‘AA‘A'
llocutcrmluprulw-t ugainut lu'lliullm'tl A A .A A A A
fIIrtiI‘It oli’cnuc Thc broII-It wan for m" 3"" lied to .WIH‘ mother“ "WU“
I l . ‘ ,. . .
. atrium. her mother will In tat-m
worded In “'Ilrtllllluluil by Mr. liinldtmi. 5" A ‘ A
whntl'ituI-Il-Iy rm-Ivmi 'Ill 'Ilitlwer mt ANAA'AA AAAAAAAA ‘AAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAA'" AAAAAAA ‘AAAA AA
| a I D I o '
. _ ' miui lll‘l' Int-alter ~qu new in Int
ing that it. wan an oilcrnw to carry pm Hm now A
million TM in! WM lW mile-.:. but l'.;o....'.n IIIIII‘ ‘I lorniin no in inn-I
. .‘ I l I .1 . . I I
Ilhkril for further particular” III the raw, ' .
which Mr “lulll‘lril bu forwarded ”W W" lllm'" tho "during of the IIIIIIII-II
The Iliitpuicd Illlnnth‘m aniowhctbcr "WA", “HAM”: AAA rAAAA" AAAAAA‘AAHA “AHA
uylwhtowm-r may churtcror Inn. iii-..IIWIW’I "ll“ WWW" lfll‘l‘H ”‘1" "i ”I"
yacht for buy inof muIlI importation. w'AA'Am" A'A'WA "Ar ’AAMWA'A “ANNA“. ”AAA
t A A ‘ A
;III -. without the relation of I 'hrini. h'I-I»
....
brought up for dminiou. "Thi: III a law AAAIAA'AA‘AAA'A'AAAA AAA A AAAAAAA AAA “AAA
which iIIIIeiIIg continually lithium.“ le
said. "and Iihould deriuii'v order: he
inland to prohibit it, them an» not;
enough men in l lil‘lt' Hum I- employ Iu‘
stop it, entwinlly in the larger pI‘IrtII.“ l.
Ticket: lot the like Island Excursion
Thine who exwtbiuoou timeout
«ion to (lien lilaml, next We inwlay.’
be
In-
“GINA“ PLAYER! DEFEATED.
lauhcwi the Tournament ll saytrooli That
Um vi Oral initial.
The iaIiIIi-ItourIIaIIII-III given by tho
timbrmh lawn'lcuniii Iinb, in which
Niirwulk player: thitiielpillml. proved It
m...“ .nur mug it opened 1 Ill'NllH’ morn-
ing with erIIiwn outrun iII Idnghui
Midnight in double: 'llic attendance
althn gainers was large and liifl'll on
lilmruaim on the part of the Fpfi'lfllllfll
appointnwntw. but caunotdo m naimt wan illimti. The Iunlchm that pron-d
oi IrIoI-Itiiiiemd WI'N'IWIIIII the mrim,
they bare the crmprratiou of Ilium "Amilinul! in mud"! J ” t‘huc "f ”a,“
eidieot to an on the rower-ion More, ‘ A A A A] A' ,
Iota . . -
your ticket»: before it in but “In ilmnk. A“ ‘ 1 ll 5 VMIHtm "' "A
should m are their III lit-in ut lifll'" The.
number is limited to the capacitr of tin
boat, and the rule any hair indit .Itm that‘
the deumnd will be maul In the homily.
The cmnmiilw wants to avoid any din»
Mr. Meanitall-A-A-‘l’lrin in leap Aymr, you
loam. Why don I you take wivuilage
ANflmalN Mi. Mi. II I. III}. “4 ,I H. (l.
Aliulmmbe. of Hartford. deft-atoll A. ii.
that ll. of I'loIIIh Kuwait, M, M, be,
nfit? him WI ea. lam Iii M. indium Mme: mutational.
trimmiwwuaetwutthni W MM yum.“
:ilrii I.
I‘oilcl (.‘aptaiu (icorge W. HialiwlmwI
lli- intends
to spend ll poIIioII of it in 'II :Iuily, N. J.
William T. Wilson and ruin of I'lula
Ilclplim, are guests of Mr. and ‘-iI‘~.
.\ll‘Xllllili'I’ 5. topic, of «ii Wca‘t avenue.
Miss Betty \Vll‘llIWI'lll and Miss iicitr
Ilcli'crt. of Brooklyn, are Vlalllllp: Mrr.‘
Ilcury l.iu\‘chiI-I', of Railroad place. l
Frank I). luiytuu :Iud Frederic}: 1
(iatlulig ate cxpci'tI-Il home llillliil‘i'u\\"
from a week‘s viait at Aubnry Park. I
l’rcdcrhtli Hunger. of 'i'uylor liVl‘lllll'.‘
Iiill‘ltfl.lli'l‘lt‘l‘li9 in \V. H. Htrtcvaut'ui
stoi‘c. is taking lIIx‘ annual \'ih"|liliill.
Mina Dale v if.‘ Irrls, III Amie-rut, M: w- ..
i. rioting llll furl-mu Iiaumutc MI- :4
Mulgulit laiiuli r. of 'All “c '3! stru t. A
l
.Iutuea hiauncy. of iliilgi-Iicid.
Iqwuuiiug the summer with Mr. and MD. 1‘
.lohu Muiwy, oi ‘J'JI'I'Ilnl‘ strict.
Mia‘s Hpu‘cr. of New York. who has;
bccu \lslllllfl her aislcr. Mr».
l'lark, returned home today.
Mrs. .Allt‘ml W. Bette, Mien Ada llelti
and Miss (‘orIINIIa Raymond. of Nor
walk. are at Watertnwu.
Miss Kendall, of i’IttHliulIl. Mam, In,
the gavel of Dr. uud Mrs. (LS. KI-IIIIIIil,i
of (II I‘lliuwiuxl avenue, l
hire. ii. i'
Norwalk. III euictluiuiug
“haul. of New l‘unaun.
Mir-II llaltie Sage. of ilcrliu, in the
uncut of Mr. and Mrs. licorgv ,\. Ila-III-
icy. of Ii liigli utrcI-t,
.IoIIII \Vt'lHlIl'll and William Item. of
Soulh Norwalit. spent. Saturday and
riIIIIIIJy in Stamford.
Minn Marie \‘utli'left. of ”aroma. N.
l‘.. in timing Mr. and hire. '1‘. I. Ilny
Iuoud, at lllllrlili'.
is
\ll.l‘ll of I'.:I I'row Nlrtqt
Mun Hold
3”!“ Agnes llIIWI‘ll. oillrmklyn. is.
\lullilm I‘llh'. .laiucu Lauri-tic.- Stein-II...
of land uwuuc.
Mine .inlia Muileti. III’ Norwnilt. hi the
gum-it of Mm l'AlItrl'lb’l' l 'lark at "ludiau-
hide, ' Milford.
Robert I). Dudley hziu returned home
from Newark. where he hit! lwv'll rim.
ing his parents.
Will ileum, of I‘lnuth Norwulk.
nimntnfcw dnyu at II. A.
New Milford.
William Landon-ml ‘vtaflll‘ill‘l'l’l, bun
returned home from llIchliI‘IlII tlpringu.
N. Y.
Minndennietimith, of Nurmillr, hail
been visiting Minn Anna l'cnn, of Mil.
ford.
(icorgo W. Hunter, of Emit art-nun.
iii home from ll trip to lluamni'u bay.
in, u, roam, of Daubury. wan II guest
of 3.th Numulk relatives satin-day.
Jamil?“ Mon-III and Imuiny. of I2 Wil-
.tou avenue, are at Bell island.
Alisa Ellie Pumick. of Nurwalli. hIIII
WWI“
mtmnfiwrfi. In uniting
ban
lluldwiu'n,
I ran by
lfiuilih, of Dunbar} , and .‘liltm‘ Hendrick.
I'll ill" Smoker.
A Illi-
ishakuu up.
ironic-d the Women and children from
[leaving ihc train, and allayI-d their
r lililltttllIiIIIIIIlIlil.iV after a \IAH" \;-jrllllt'urri by assurance-s that all danger
itiu- only pc l‘.-ion who l‘U‘Illllllt‘ll on the
‘ thrown
brought tlic I-xprIu from
ANuw York. ilugiuccr iioran was
standing near .M‘l. win-II liil
llvuril the warning whistle of
the npprnzu'liiltg lrziiii. He saw Its
'frll'liilltl open-Id llll' Iiirotilc.
Before the majority of llli‘lii could
I'ouiprcin'nil the nituziltun. this train
the station. .'i'hcn there was
a jar which tbrc'. ' people from tiIcir
SIIIII- oi the p meow « Ina-mac
pxiuii strickat in the forward car,
who h “as the hilltiki‘r, the Inca III. uh a
IIInuirudI forthc platfoIIII. Dr. .I. l'.
son, of lirookiicld, lI-:Ipc.l from the Mops
Dr. Smith injured his
have slightly. .Vlr. Henderson fell by
side of the truck and was badly
Aftniirtiiciirst Bllm'li everything was
dull-I. 'l'lie cooler pawengers prc~
Ina [Iiil‘iM'ml .‘w fax .itI could be h- IrIu-Il
train and was IIIqumI, was an infant.
which was wIlh lin IuniiIcr, Air». I Inorgc
Mavens. of Brooklyn. The ('lIIlIl was
l'z'ou its Illnillt'i‘AN mum IIIIIil
struck uguIIII-‘t the hI'II.‘ in from. but llrl
:IIJurIca‘ arc not serious.
'1 ho pI-Izwn Ililml severely injured was
Samuel i'm‘iin, iIrcnIuII on the cxprcth‘,
llejIIiupI-Il from llii‘ lil"iIlIl'lllVl‘ as the
train paused tho tiiilllllll, and till'lit'k
upon llli'l head and hlliliilili'rfl. lie wvui
to lll'i home in West SlIv-kbriilge.
”lie cugIIu- with which llil'
collided was standing on I Milli”: a
all at distance above the irookiiciii
;.:luIct ion ril Itiun it was In him talu‘u
-lllt‘I‘\pl‘l‘~'h‘ qum lh‘nnhIiI-id .luuclzou to
l'IttuIi-ld .\|ll.lllgl‘0f cugiumi is Hot
u-zually Iundu them, but I-uginc .302,
'which uyualiy draws the I-lllilt':.~. lIIIIi
I'Xllrl‘fi.‘
Ilwu III thc all-I115 and mu I'Irillrllml that .
lingual-r Home. of liaubury,
lhmeliI-lii Junction
with Ingme 2m,
vwniug.
tml. the engine in
and Wit-I to return
Aimed and calculated that a collision
I‘IIIIlIl not imii'oIdI-Il. llI-jIIIIIpwl aboard
’i'lic t'ii
gIII-v was IIIoVIIIg forward Idowly th-II
Iiu- i‘IIlllHlttll ownrod and that greatly
lt'lflh‘lli‘ll the shock. .\ railway lliiili
who naw llili milllslnll. said that the ex»
piwe was moving ill the ruin of lilo-cu
or IwI-uty Illllt'n an hour. when ilw mi
iiuionmcurrml. Hr." of llit'lnIl-M'IIKI'I’H
catimatrd the Iipuod at tin-lily livn or
thirty mile» an hour.
Engineer Pan-nib wzu running the or
print. h'IIpI-riulriulviII Marlin mid that
the Mun-t can-w of the Iu'f'idnul. could not
lullll‘ll'l'lililli’lllllllll :III olticml Iln‘t'~ll
Thu Boiliord Slaiion iiutglais Relate to Male
U6: ‘
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
CLARE ANAO AlEIlKItiAS DAEAD.
Any Statement.
(Special to The Heullliol.)
'MUI'N'i‘ Knew», N. l'., August :.'I.—-—
.Iohu Clare and John .Ichklnx,‘ two of
the ‘o It burgiuu wh I hill d l'oI-ItIIIustI-r
Adams, died this IIIoI‘IIiIIg. 'l‘lIcy re-
lAllHt'il to make any statement.
A Runaway Trolley Can'
lh'lu'i‘lill to The Sentinel.)
1i‘I:I:InI-:IIII'I<, MIL, Aug. Lll—w .\ II olectri: :
car with iii! priswugcra aboard, while
III-Aci-udiug (lintni'llll Mountain, got bc-
youd control and ran away. it mumb- .
. . i
cd to pieces, and forty passengers \i'i'l"'{
injured
Abandoned Hi5 Arc.ic Balloon Trip.
ll‘liii‘l'lnl in ”w Swillliit'lJ
'l‘I:o.\I.~‘oI:, Norway. August :l~l’roi’.
Andree arrived lIeIc Sunday morning
I'I-oIII Dance Island, having apparently
illlllllil‘A‘ilcil fl 1‘ this your an ' utIcIu'It. In
I 5 1 .
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MUSICAL AND LITEARAIIY. .
crime tho Arctic. regions in a balloon.
The Enieriainmcnt at Bell island a Great Suc-
ccsu and Will be Repealed.
he Inusiiai and
mum gliua lust Suzurxiuy night under
the auspices of tlic III-ll island impros'o-
IIIIIIII ‘ociciy. was a flattering uucccer‘.
'l‘hi- iiig tent was tilled Willi people. who
thoroughly l‘lljllYi‘ll the excellent Apro~
gramme, which wzm as follows:
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AAl'lli‘lliifil.AA iirillhi
Mrs. Hui; lll'll.‘
.'.llt'c-l ll:ill.im. .
i'IaIIo ...
hung,
"'A‘H l.l'l'i'
,pINIIIN-m
literary t‘llll'l‘lillil-‘
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’I‘WO CENTS
mu. war
It ‘Y’llll Pill ll HERE If PAYS.
WAN-run
AV rml’l‘lilb. A'I‘IIII-Au Swedish girIIi. lami-
llllluh. Ibumimiiuaiil and .for e O
liouwuiult. \HilIt elltIIIllHIm. All Hot 01)
“WBmmni
Iimmuui lII'rtclIIM ulilu. llm‘. 0.
II mlmiu avenue. 11ml. lioiwalk.
A- ’ A“ n o
' .-\.\"I‘ I‘ 1). will one..- II (Imam-tent II- for
‘A\ g. III lill liIIilhl'W'llk. Apply at “in li'a
liulil aw uuo. Hit
ii I' .Ih’l'hland Ilyulugoeuiblinunent (Alli
J llIIvm-oui ~ii‘wi. i"'HIIit'l of iiinlth Il
Mimi. Illllll‘ UlAl'l‘l' til: val-4. HothN orwaku
linen. W:- n . trIiIiv. Iuoonuc otoIhIiI-Itl'lmyil
bismuth .‘ Nonaik and vicinity I lull-A .
Wu hmu i-rtui llhlit'll ohm-Ives in lie
up: log and cit-unit”: bu.- Inn-N. and am now
tIl' pamliu-Iouil liltHl-Hvl vimiuiugnnd II 8-
ug iii the \I- I, luwi Fllli'illlil number. [Aid M’
nuils‘ till" -.~v~ ciIlIII made II no llliitfld’llmlfl‘,
mm ., inlaid. calms. tum.“ . him. rlblmlfli.
IIIIIW' II‘iIIlII. II "III liillllll'lli"",~(l\ri!l'i,lll|ln (ms.
H'uAI‘ia. I_AI ’ L'l . h. lilll“hill'lx‘fillflfl‘l’ll' 0P8
III'ulII‘lA. n I'lill.I'l (it'llllt‘lilflli' ti garments
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A'. Y.\\" P l'. i). Imoynrd
I .'lll. Iut ii in oII- -- of the towns Imtweou
tam" il- Jami ilrinhw ImIi. i‘lI-II-«u Iiond deg.
I-ipiiou rI‘ AAAAAIAA ll) Illli photograph ii plumb
l \llilll' Ililit‘fi \llIlIUJ’. (J. Hill No. 2%,
\Iillillliulull. lit-l. llll?‘
A ~IIIIIII homo with
.1
l
A\AV \\' l‘l' ll.- l'IquIi Iind faithful gentle-
man Hi Indy l Itiuml tor reliabeoetah-
ll. llml “4 o. ..~Iui Hfllil'i’lll' Ill. N'ulurytliidtmym
lie -I' . u. n My null: Mien-om. Situation Iei'mm- .
.I'II III inf» IIII 14w. .III iIAI.~v I-‘vll~ utlt rowed wA
A»-i.-Imiu~nl I'llll'lilhi‘. ll. ll "INN, prelilillolll.
arm III-arbor“ street. ( liioago.
AA:
A TO LET.
, . ... . .
Ill-z; >3'u1'll'll‘ll I mum. at '2'! Riv.
I Ilh'l'l". l'.\l‘liilt' l I~l Nonvaik. with all
modum immutiuuuiu and convenience»:
huge guide" I'IlHl abundance of fruit: lino
\lt'i. oi IuII mr. III llillll of 12. l“. Smith. on
I_llll “Y
I ‘01. l‘. 'I sound ”door. I llaAnloI-d mace. II , .
rouIII-. I‘Mt lllNl Hour. 5 rooms. 70 ‘
:A'v-IIII'I .ilain :iII-eIA. ruuitm. E. ood-
\\III .
VII 1.! ".-l i-' Illi roquupuIImI Ids. “wheel‘-
ouil .le tlIiI-i linor. rear. iv'our room
1. Int upaItIIII-ut. third aAIuII rent 37 tow.
“I'wloiu in I'\I"l ru- III. llnllu lighted and
Im' aid-.:i Saint; .\ ( wriult lilill'k, :9 audit]
\i‘ on ..gi- -l| fillt'éml Apply old \Iuliuigarcu.
lAAAAAAAAA ~. .'.ll i'«llill 41 Ill ~iII-vi.
l’l'li I. l l‘. lllmIIc-A to rcAIIt AiiilrtIAnL-ntii «u
Mum um ilum, Itilll‘ ..r six room
.‘III .I‘iI'II-I —::ti-II~. I' ll" ..., Apply IIIUuIII’ge H.
i:.: )n‘III .‘ l. villi-lillv'ill ~lII~I .HI key. jltltf
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Nulw‘lml,
Iiliu .Icuuin .I. lit”...
llIII'Ilul 5‘ ill
Hulrl'nuws r".\.l. Smiling Moi-u," Mogul.
.‘tli‘u .I. V. Hun-atom.
A'Al‘lllll lbw: Symphony. lianvli
‘Suluiuls. lilo-ulI-“Iillr- l..-l~III-,~
"When iIIc ”mill in Young "
1' ll‘ .:
“hi l‘Alni‘cII '1
:imzuno .wlu -‘
“It. i'. .:.iny
Mn.) 'lim iii-limi‘ lAIlll' Vcnurux.
l'lI.l .‘AI‘lA’I'lv-Il.
Min-«Julian. ,
”ll-mt 'i‘in‘m on till»; .‘l-uiay Pillow,"
Small
and Ml‘~.
lloclldl lI -l-.".
Vocal trio
MIN; llilliiui‘mf.
(IlI‘IHI iii.
“ Hiking. "
,\li~~ .lw‘v‘lllilla-
_Iirw. Sun-aloe.
N'huiwrl- l.i.-wt
iiiy.
l'rauo.‘ do
umug.
AlAlli‘ li-‘rii‘ lll‘Ii'I‘,"
Alfred lliilAL'ii.
.‘llh‘l-lt'lllllt‘J. IAIIHI'FI.
H'lv‘ lll’d win "I'nrull l'lll‘liill" Mom
"A .‘livt lAl‘ll’t‘lll't' ll:i\‘ Ill.
AAllI-I‘h“ MI‘ in l‘Ait'I'la,“ .’
.\li~~ .I-dlee.
l.‘l'll w' lllid”I‘llflnn’ldlllrtll\‘,AA
li>"'.llill-lli“'AA
l..-I~uui
llw‘il ill»>ll‘
llau‘lo)
Mm. Sunni“. ‘li. Al‘s. Deuwi‘c t. .lii linuiy
.iuvi Alia. lll".l’t'ill.
lidliy- ~le ‘llul‘. "SVHXIH iii-ll ‘ I‘lII Iii-vim."
(mlIII-x‘
lluli l.~l.IiIvl IIIIII-I. Mandolin sin-i luiiilart'iulr.
l‘inuomiu "Mi-iquutuI-I'Niulit'w iricuiu.”
.‘li'llllt'lsmillll
\lI‘-. hlInIIiI-l.
.\I the c inclusion of the entertain-
IIIIIIIt l‘I'lArvsliluulilH \vvrc ricrvml, and
additional m-lc-‘linlih wI-ro given byi the
artists.
Al‘llt' l'lilli‘t‘l‘l’ will lui rrgicl‘ilml this t‘II‘I‘ll
lug. Thom holding tickets for failur-
day I-I‘cuiug \viil ltt.‘ I-Iu‘IIiI-d to adult.»
uiou this evening. 'i‘ielteln‘ for tonight.
Including l'I'lAl‘l'Hliilli'lltN, are III ccnia.
FELL lN Willi BAD COMPANY.
Fritz Woke up in New York. wilh Neither Coal.
Vest, Money or Friends.
‘(I I i' 'l' 4! nttugudnul w. lJ-III homo. oneucro
1;,md Iv, yourouiy, Mun month: near lio-
, I. Istou .~I iii“ III. .\:1- All». tax 2, ilowuyton
. I nun. inquire mall! II ..ucnt 115d,
‘II‘IJI l'. i‘ ._‘l‘At‘Ilil room apartment. first and
... ... Ilill the Ir. rear. ":1 “cabineton etreet.
.. . i -.\l~l.'|t \"I r) it ~.IIII hulls li .:bted Ind "lean-
g..;. 'Ii'l-ll room up: IItIIII-IIi-I. front and reurdliird
so. .; N\\Iti1_/.& (min Itiilmk 7‘. audio IIIIIIII- '
,‘Iugi lihtrt‘nf. Iciuiiuudtu. AppiyOLp Watt.
:IAlinizm ,_dll_16;il
uiumrd avenue.
l .ULAIIK‘. It! Qniatnrd‘
.iwmui. 31”..
[\T No. we llarlnor avenue. Nrirwalk. All:
I . ln Illt~ ult.’ I I ll) weer. r.~ut in: ulmtlireo
.,~.,..,”. .I-it) watnr. rout ti. i" on lipriltJ
l\ l‘lmlll I‘hlhlué- on!
Al") ply I.. on L's'i‘l'llt
ill-3' AlfilA.
i|'Il ~. ll .\-v. i MIIIIrtIc-l. Not Ilk. rent. 39.
l \mviy toll .ll.lll Mount. no}: mt avenue,
[NI-r.» ”II". ”It if
I FOR SALE
l ‘1! l--I .opllmiliings. Flyineniie.
I. ll! or .I «i.- IIIIIIL.’WA-Illill .I. ljlt'l. Price $1360.
i:.c. .d. \I. 1.. IHI I. I... at. MathNorwaikd‘onn.
tllllm
him; h“. l‘ r l' y lll'lll'lllll. .A\AI">Iwallt toboc- ,
mo. Il Wail eireet. the.- Ilnmllont rue
.ignI Iulb- . i.y. .\~It(rnrtiiu hinuurock. mt!
lflnll :4.\l.|‘.. .h. l'_lu '~. I lililt' of iaAfAAiAmdafll
lvilllliliu.~At.1.AI'.~' hill-'llAml in by machine
did all the 3. III.’ Ill'lll' in llii' loud and men
‘-1i.lt'5l'ill'll number. hAiilllll \Aur'iHllk Hurd-
I wart-I ..I..p;IIz)‘. “tarot!
[.i:/1:: ii i —I alumina 5-I'l) AAAAlAAAA Intestine
guidv it It“ .... .i:“ Irnnimui in tin
Iiv r are I I Ibo Iiaro All!“ In Milli helm. ll
slugli pic on uu- ri'lllr. luv! and we partluularl
.. .III. ilt' win-z I'Ht'llllltr)’ iinmehuuprovod
'lA'!~.Ill~lIillI'l1. swath some: IlardwureCo.. ..
in south Mull! duet.
, lyl‘ iii: 81”.?“ “lbw boot IIIIII t‘lllutltll “0‘
.il il‘ * -,. in- lll ling entire stark out
Ii\lIII~ ~ AIIUIIl in. M'nl store. Will be sold \‘OI'!
- innit» ll. III | at when. Apply M the store.
In It!
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wot: Mil In if hair lid when. on Wm
non iv. us- . l-l "Iainlc lot on thew-tune.
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REUNION OF THE SEVENTEEWTII.
A Change in the ldAzIIIAner oi Providing Eniom
mantlor the Veterans.
At a tie-cling of llil‘ citizens of New
('IIIIIHII. rclullvc to receiving and Mimi’-
I.quug the veterans of the Seventeenth
i
I‘chIuI-nl at Illt'li‘ animal reunion to bo
lurid in that burn, this Wollk‘ Friday, the
I'Illowlug Cunnuiltou of arrangements
wasapimuuoil: lion. II. l‘. liieiul.clutir-
mun: ii. i). .'ichnls Hl‘l'l‘ltl’iil')’: .I. F.
Si.IIII.iII.l CM. liltmi, .‘i ll. Hoyt. 1". E.
liouuf coming back at. night. but III-1‘3”,” J. 3.: Ilium. [emit [Imam Will
fell in with bad coiupzuiv :lllvl got to‘ W l\ll‘h p' A. “mph"... lint“. J. IL,
drinking. lie hardly Luiw wiu-rc bun”). 15.1w“ iloyh Hutu-I llntlery, IL
\VcIII or what In: lllll.l all woke up II: III: \. “mum. and ””1”. W M“
found Ilium-if alone it! MW \“rl‘ “”I‘I II in pr Ilium ii in make II Iliuugu in the ,
wither mu Vi‘ol. Inouci‘ In “l"“il‘ luiuunurof piuwimg for the entertain-
iie thinks ll“ ‘llll W" 1"“ N'M‘dll‘ l" . no ”I in (an... r Imp acouiributiouu of A
the 14:ch lily. 'i iii-Iofvviv Ilio warr. in! H ”up. “W" ...l: ciII-Ii hum the "uppity,
nt libiarrmlt will llt wIliI lI‘I'IuII. mi. ; nmhwrflwl) was mm.“ lothofeaut
Fri-d Fritz, who hlilppml town with
lii.~'I-IIIpioy-~I"u money on Monday LIP”.
returned yesterday, and has proIIIim-Il to
make good all that he tool: from him.
He my: lin Wt‘iii away with the lllll II
LX-tllllll in made. it in mild that the air.
lirsihc failed to Work properly. llilll IIII-l
brain-.4 failed to Work at any other iIIIIIII
the tram Would anupiy have run by tin-l
elation. on there Would have been no
wailiugeugilie for It to burn t'llllllllili
wnh. I
The IliIIaI-Iml lorolliulli'i'l Worn l.Al\‘|”ll
to limibury.
Lawyer Boiiannan's Challenge.
Lawyer W. .I ll ”Ullfliilmli. of Main
ford. in an illle‘i‘lleIf ailicr .IIId II rap
and he IlIIIIIIn'I mm who know; it.
the Iinnucial policy Iuli'ocatml by the lflfll
lirIuocmtic contention in Human. and
pubiiphml in tho platform of that. body.
and Iiiold myself prepared. ready and
willing. to maintain it lllfllllfi‘. any man»
intent Iiiepntunt IlI‘IIIIiriiml in ii‘uiriiI-Id
enmity ‘* Lawyer liuhaunnn in a brother
of Dr i'lI: Aflt‘A llohaunnn, ultiouih Nor-i
walk. __ ‘ , . ‘ .
A Melon item Returned.
A bone owned by Al. .ibrulmmn. of
Pleasant avenue. Nitritfllk, moi nudeu
from but burn, but Thunder night. but
narrow the tritium: «mu ‘
l.I.- -I idmi to attend the lIllIi‘l‘Iil ofl 'lurctic»
. the Iill‘llllli'l’l‘ of the company nicotiug at
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letter toiln- Allt‘ttfull' he «layer “I end. mow
midi-nth i'rIt/. III the I‘uIaIc \Hll gm Itd I fin“, ” In thought better. in ""1" term
-|I-l"l' ”l L" ””‘h’ ”1 l‘l‘" ”'"l‘l'l" A illI‘H' the Lido 4 from in much Work and
. nir'. lil'il a l' III-.IicrI-r IIII‘l for
Their LMITI‘lltulo uiRospect. l . ' A A" A4 . . A . ninh ‘
_ duiucr to tho imituru and limited gumdit
A upoI-Iul tucctllignf lilil WI.” Hunk “My. Sm”). ”HIM". *1...” Wm be m.
and IIIiIlIlI I- ...Iiupally mm hi hi, butts" Hum.” h, ”N.” ”l‘.... ,. WWI-w but it mm,
'll)‘ night. Maintain l’oi‘vinun mire. Alpuiml that Il' 'in «mu m“ be rcmlily
I‘m“ l'm‘mn'l" “ml ""3”" mt "WA“A line-«Id, and that ill" IItI-Iitttn will be
"r" l' "“ “m” "' Am“ ""‘ ‘1' 'l" H “““lcub riaiumi III a bee mung and lumpitn»
bl e “tanner.
rocuun nausrutu'nA
Opening of the Mmallt Opera Iluu.
IIIII- ot the limit Ilwulrieal productions
Iqup. "j H tribute it that N‘l’ifl'lt‘d h'tlll II baa vii-iiiml Norwaik in mum yearn
tin-Inciting that the that on i'ulquII “M “W lhrnehuaulmien. will“;
iimw company It liousow WIN at half mind. “I ”l" N"’“""‘ ”TN“ ”mm“! Himmler
1|". “...... company Mn] ”N. m". p, ,1“... night. II “no the opening of the house
,,,,.,,,i...r,.‘.,m be Initml to attend AAA‘AlA‘AA the 4o .I-uIII under the new manage»
fIIIII ml The lnilllmiirt'rii will be Howard W "l' "“‘l 'A" ”A" "U WM '“l'gmed' “A
rum”... ii. W llodwv'll I“, [myhlllauugnru liardincr and Mitchell was
and Vii tor W. l'crrin. of the truck come I WW" ” Im“ A‘AWWMI‘ ll"""""8"'mm‘3h
‘piiny; Adolph Dreyfneu, of ”m hm...gnitructiounilnrc in Iim‘luttbt their rune
icomlumy. and Freileriik ll. Itowun.‘ turn “'1’ Aw“ great “'"A" "‘ ‘m‘l thfi
. The truck house will be drapttil for a | big homes will grm'ttlw attractions “It,
,perlmliifiliit’tyduyn. ”pvt-”ta" (a, w book The newly paitttmi moiety Mill
E. Hunt. tnIIIorI-ow nfb-ruoou.iu a body. i
lilie truck home at :3 o‘clock. A llorull
A New, Lm Davis and V. W. Ferris wmo
appointed II committee to draw up u not
of rennintionn on the death of Mr. Hunt.
Amwuuiiurutolauudllnb
tinmmghly I‘I'IIIWIIIHA ride wniinA and
gallery add greatly to the appearance of
the housoaiul mike an evening than
much more (inflatable “than tentative.
The Manitoulin“ Prof thuythe nominal
t: m of u and W
Norwalk Chronicler