M
5%.”...5
ostarll it.
and rittea
‘ m ghtturo‘ard war. not up
.Iasilr read. attractiis type.
taro meme
. ‘i‘ii’MBiizm’fw
GAVE THEMSELVES liP
CASES ADJOURNED llNlll. TOOAY.
A Weary and liver-melons citizen, who Sought
to Engineer the Cases oi the Prisoners.
Elected From the Court Room Because
‘ lie Refused to Keep Quiet.
Yesterday afternoon Richard Burke
and William Slattery, two more of
Daniel Hanlon’s companions on his
memorable trolley ride, Sunday night,
were arrested by Constable Hunt. They
gave themselves up when they heard
that warrants were out for them, and
John J. Hanlon was on hand toeugineer
their cases. At'police headquarters he
gave his views upon the case until
Judge Hubbell appeared to give the
prisoners a hearing.
When court opened Attorney Gregory
remarked to the judge that be under-
stood the prisoners had practically
given themselves up.
Chief Bradley replied that he under-
stood such was the-ease. 3 At'thil junc-
ture Hanlon. who had been drinking,
swayed up to the chief and asked him
what he said. When the chief repeated
his statement, .Hanlon infonned the
court that be had advised them to
surrender.
Attorney Gregory was somewhat
annoyed by Hanlon's oflicious conduct
and asked him to sit down. No atten-
tion being paid to his requests, the
judge said, "Sit down, Mr. Hanlon."
Hanlon paid no attention to the
judge’s order. The chief then asked
Hanlon to sit down, but he said be
guessed he would stand.
This aroused the chief's ire, and grab
hing Hanlon by the nape of the neck he
cjected him from the room head first
and-locked the door. After storming
around for awhile «oatsidc he quietcd
down and the court resumed business.
The cases of Slattery and Burke wme
adjourned until this afternoon.
After the trial Hanlou and the chief
had some words, but he was pacified
and went off.
Daniel Hanlon was about town last
night, but the warrant issued by the
Town Court was not served. This
*uorning he gave himself up and we
old to come around this afternoon and
be tried.
turnovsisur SOCIETY MEETING. ‘
A Trolley Ride to the Norwalir Yacht Club
Noose by Moonlight.
The beautifully clear weather will
make the Improvement society meeting
at the Yacht club very attractive tov
night, since it will include a trolley trip
by moonlight. An extra car will leave
South Main street, this evening at 7:15
The ladies and gentlemen who take part
in the programme will go down on the
"governor's car" at 7:30 from the South
Main street switch. The committee oi
arrangements is (Sol. Leslie Smith,
Richard H. Holden, Miss Angeline Scott
and W. C. FOIIIB.
The following programme is reprint-
ed by request for the convenience of
those who attend the entertainment:
Opening address.
President. John ll. Light.
Piano solo.
Thomas E. Perkins.
Male Qiimcttc.
Albert Moeiunn. ilnruec llatcb. Philip N.
Koapbund I'mnit Nash.
"The Work of the Committee on Htrcclu
and Parks."
Mrs. .1. Milton (.‘oburn.
Contrnito Milt).
Mrs. Charles W. ltosnn.
Ihirttnne solo.
' John Winfield Scott.
Iioprano sob I,
Alb-u Agnes Barren.
't’onnr solo,
ilnrrr i'cpper.
“Mothmisoi thc tmiiruvctneut Such-tr.
I. l Orange. New Jersey.
Mrs. John Winfield Scott, follow-«l by an
upon IIIW'IIH-IIIIIII
Mrs. Ito-Inn and Mr. ricott.
IJIiartIItto.
Messrs. lineman. ilnicli. Knapp and Noah.
(lave Liquor lo a “hoot Bey.
.Iohn Beltord, thirteen years old. got
helplessly intoxicated, iinnday, oil liquor
given to him. it is said. by Turncy Cook
and Walter iipvingrtein. They ware with
diet boy in Knight street. and some of the
residents cinnphiined to Chief of 1’0]ch-
"Duet.
Huntley. When he went to investigate. .
the boy had been hidden in the bushes.
Later some of the men employed at
Gregory's livery stable took Bolforil
home. lite head was badly cut. cams-d
by rimingnteln putting him out of n
u anon earlier in the day.
little” is the Veeht Fannie.
lien Andrcws’ yachtFaunte met with
behavior of mutants in the race. at
those liner.- Harbor, actuality. breaking
her bol- day and par-ting her port chain
plate. nearly carrying away her most.
iihe was well in winner: in lit-r class.
with every pnnniuzof success, but was
manpstied to withdraw, and after re-
pairs. came tonne Monday evening.
Better luck next time.
“1“me “faith.
ln'
I!
“unaided ttt e Illin-
Inter-ed at the South hermit Poetomoe
as Second Class Matter.
BROTIIEII DAN DNOVE NII T0 DRINK.
John J Nenion In the Loet- mil—Judge Nubbeil
Overrides the layer s Orders.
John .T. Harden, the baking powder
manufacturers. and would-be political
boss. who was drunk and disorderly on
the streets of Norwalk. yesterday and
last night, was arrested and put in a
cell at the lockup. After languishing
there an hour he was released. and his
friends carried him homeuud put him
to bed. The bond was taken by.lmlge
Hubbcli after Mayor WIn-elcr had given
orders that Haulon was not to be rc-
lcased until he was sober.
Councilman Harvey M. Kent, chair-
man of the police committee of the
Norwalk' Council, was walking along
Wall street. when luI saw Hanlon's con~
dition. and instructed Diliccr Valient to
arrest him if he did not got off the
street. Councilman Kent also gave
Captain of Police Daun the same order.
'ltlliortly afterward Charles Finch sent
a messenger for the police to remove
Hanlon from his saloon in Water street.
Officer Vulient responded, followed by
Captain Dann. They found that Hau-
lonhad left the saloon and was sitting
on a curb stone, condoling with William
Reynolds, who was sentenced in the
Town Court, yesterday, for his com-
plicity in the East avcuuc trolley car
escapade with Daniel Bunion. Otticcr
Valient placed Hanlon under airest,
and assisted by Captain Dunn took him
to the lock up.
After Haulon had been locked up
there was considerable excitement.
Messengers went scurrying in all dirccv
tious for bondsmen, and for Judge llub-
bell and Attorney Walsh. Mayor
Wheeler heard of the ntl'air and gave
the police orders not to allow llanlon to
bereleased until he was sober. Then
Judge Lluhbell was seen scouring the
city to find the mayor. 'I'hemnyorwas
obdurate in his opinion that Hunion
should not be liberated until he was
sober, but the next thing the police
knew. the prisoner had been rclcuscd by
Jailor Howard and taken home inn
coach. a cash bond of $72.3 having been
furnished by John .\l:u1ui11g.n saloon
keeper.
It iii said that Hanlon had not drunk
any liquor since last May, until yester-
day, but the Sunday night est-spade of
his brother Daniel sent him on a
Haiilon was arriugued for trinlut
o 'clock this :1t'..teruoon
sprc c.
BUIINS fAIiRPl'iY
One ot the Popular Proprietors ol the Boston
Store Weds a Namath Bette.
The marriage of I’cter li‘. turns, of
the firm of Mastersou, Burns & ('o..
proprietors of the Norwaik Boston storc.
and Miss Margaret I}. Murphy, daughtcr
of John Murphy. of ('Iinnccticut avcnuc.
took place at. St. Mary‘s church this
morning at ti o'clock. Rev. J. B. llonghv
herty performed the ceremony.
The host man was the groom's busi-
ness partner. I’. F. Mnstcrson. and tin-
bridemuid was Miss Anna Murphy. Tlll'
bride was gowncd in a traveling dress of
blue and brown silk, while the bride
maid was attired in light blue.
A wedding reception followed at lllt‘
bride's home. where the happy couple
rcccived runny handsome presents.
Mr. anilers. Burns are enjoying a
bridal tour. after which they will com-
Incnco housekeeping in apartments at 1':
Union Park.
v~~
Ho! For Glen Island Tomorrow.
Tomorrow the First Methodist hpisco-
pal church Sunday school's tilcn Island
cvcursion starts. Securi- tickets or got
left. Which shall it bc‘.‘ The picnic,
commit-toe announces that tickets will
be free to all members of the school
nuderiit’tcen ycars of age. and to all
over fifteen years of age twenty-live cents
will be charged. Tickets will be distri-
buted from Raymond Brothers store in
Washington strcct at 7 o‘clock Wednes-
day morning. when any mcinbor of tin-
school may get them before going to the
boat.
No More Dancing It Noton.
'I‘heriI will be no more dancing at
ttoton l’oint this M'lhflfill. Manager li‘in.
ltcniitein last night notitlcd l’rof.
Smythc's onehcstra that it Woitlil not be
needed licrcnftcr. The orchestra has
given IIxci-llcut satisfaction, and there
are many people who will be disappoint.
ed to learn that there is to he no further
dancing. The mason at the Point will
close in about twu wet-tin.
Excursion to Pleasure belch.
An excursion to Plcnsurc liI-ucli will
be given on the steamer Isubcl, Sunday.
to Pleasure licm‘h. The boat will leave
South Norwalir at. 2 p. m., and the beach
at 5 o‘clock. The excursion is gircn nnv
dI-r the dircction of the Norwnlir amt
New York tits-ambimt company. a guar-
untcc that it will be writ conducted.
ituyhes companion Arres'eii.
Charles McMnllcn, a companion of
Hughes. the b1 1; burglarmho was Wanted
by t to Nor-walk politic. was located in
Wilton. last night. by ”ulcers More-
honse ant Hunt. McMahon stripped
out. homercr. but. this morning was do»
iiveredover to the police. He will he
tried this afternoon.
(I
i
AN EYE ONllOTON POINT
it' is Said John H. Starin Covels This
Popular Resort.
WHAT SOME OETIIE OlIiEOlOItS SAY
They think rum. May be truth in the
Report, as the Government is Said to Want
tilen island—A Daily Boat in the Point
' Next Season.
Speaking of the rumor that .lohii ll.
.‘lturiii had xiii eye on ltotou Point. .I. I).
Kimmcy, of the Roton Point Improve-
mcnt company, said he should not be
surprised if there was some truth in the
report. He had heard that the govern-
ment wanted Glen Island, and if the rc~
port was true, Roton would be the next
spot that Starla would in all probability
secure.
Hon. E. t). Kceler, also of the com-
pany, said he had heard some talk about
the matter. _
The directors of the Improvement
company, after several discussions on
the subject, decided yesterday that next
season they will have a daily steamer
front New York to llotou Point. ,Ar-
raiigcments are now being made to that.
end. “
BELL ISLAND CONCERT NEPEATED.
The Tent Filled with an Enthusiastic Audience
Again Last Night.
The tent at Bell Island was tillcd
again last night. the cccasion being a
rcpctitiou of the concert given Saturday
night under the auspices of the Bell
Island Improvement society. Tho pro-
gramme, with the exception of three or
four i111mlxIrs,Wu2-I ontircly different. It
was most excellent throughout. Thom»
Lets wure enthusiastically :iinlilllilt‘II,ilIl(l
l’t tflil‘i‘ill instances eucIIrcs were givui.
It. was as follows: .
IiulIJII nelocti-In ”Sylvan Dull Fcluvttiwim."
Iiidilli)‘
llull Island IIIIIIio. Mandolin and iinitnr Club.
I’iiiuaisoln- “I‘lllllillil.” lit‘liltil
Al 1‘s. h‘lmxcir-l.
Mutts-- HIIl-IIIIIIII.
\. lI‘. Illv-lioimi-i,
Iii-citation , h'o-im ted.
Mire .lclitiiv- .I. .IIIIII".
i“‘i “All" ‘I'lI' ml'lii‘ lili'-l zillil III” IIIINI'."
. ~ _ llIIrn-‘l:
Mi I— I iIIi'I “1' 0 ”Milan I.
Violin MI... ”W " " III 11. I'aciim
iilIi iiiu’mll Iiiilit‘li‘l M‘tIII‘
.‘vli~~ I. IIIII . I Ist “rung".
Illli'lfi‘ lininlulifi and guitar.
.\ I'. .lII‘llotIHlil iil'IiI II~‘-‘Il II.t\lItlIlil. .It‘.
Supp-uni solo "\l'hontliciicnii i-.\I1I1I1g."
I'IIII'L
Mrs.('.H. tiny.
lI1tiIIIllIIIlI.Ir_‘
MIH IiiillliIi‘lligi-I ‘
"lbwt 'l‘lIcc nu thi~ .\l--~~Iy I'illnw.‘
.‘innirt
.‘Il‘.
Ilcvitiitioir "
Vocal triI-w
Mrs. M“. III-III-Irht. :IIIIl
iilcus-Iu.
"hiking." N'Illilu‘tivl.i.€.‘I
All»: .IIIN‘l'IIIitt' l-‘ny.
"'l'hI- lwiiy imp-II."
.‘IIF‘JI‘IIIIII‘II. Illtlli‘\-
Soprano solo »"ll.1|Ir-v Ii-r1l~."
Mrs. J. \'. NnII-niuti.
"ll-II'i. \III to Slump."
Mi.»~ JIIiItIs.
I.:Idi~I~.’Iiiiiii'tctt-I "Lullaby."
.llrs. lino-atoll. Mrs. IhIiiIIII‘INl. Mia-v
and M 1's. liil‘iNN'Il.
l'iuno Milli I~'".\li1lsiimmcr Night's Dream."
.‘II'nIIIIINSIIItll
SincatI III.
I'lililt) Mdu-
lli'i'litil Iiill
”til I
III‘i'IIllIlIIII‘
liawloy
lilo-iv
Mrs. Sin-punt
WILL BREAK GROUND IN THE SPRING.
Thirty Thousand Dollars in the Bank for the
' New Methodist Church.
At. thc monthly meeting of tlnwilicial
board of the First Methodist Episcpul
chimel‘i. last night. the new church pro-
jcct was discussed.
It was dI-cidcd to break ground for tluI
new cdiilcc as early as possible in the
spring.
'I‘hc present building will probably
be movcd to one side of the lot whilc
the new structure is being created.
Charles E. l-iut1butd,nf l’tica. the ill“
cliitcct. is still at work on tlnI plans.
which have not yet been accepted.
There is now owt' tin non in the bank
to the credit of the new church fund.
Sociable and Levin Fete. /
A very pleasant ati'nir was hold at the
residence of (.‘. .i. II‘erriss. iii llnrriiit
street, last night, the occasion being a
sociable and lawn f-Itc under thc auspices
of tlie'l 'wmi‘ ityt ‘ouncil ot'tlm Daugh-
tersnf hits-rty. Music was furnished
by I’oWIIll's orchcstramvdohn l’ith'lI,
violin: Charles tic-its. piano; Fabian
Smierstrum. clarinet. The unash- was of
tlic lincst and was highly Qpraiscd on all
sides. liaucingu was enjoycd until II I.I
o’clock. when all tlcpnrtod for home.
Refreshments wcrc III-mil by the ladies
of ttuI Council ’l‘hcro \vcrc upward of
one people prc sent.
Deserted by Ner Print" Nusbend
it is retort-Id thatt‘ harics ll. l’ardco.
apatnier of iii Main street. Norwaiii. has
dmcrtcl his wife and child. Mr. and
Mrs. I’ardeo were lviarriiiig with Mitt,
Charles Tanner, I) whom. it. is said,
Pat-dei- owes a large board but. Mrs.
Pardon. whose maiden name was lily.
will probably return to her pamnts'
hornets Bridgman.
I
“William H. Barnum and family.
WIN CITY FOLKS.
The doing and Coming oi Norwetlr People and
Their Friende.
William Bui‘ilnitli. of the South Nor-
wulk Hardware company. left South
Norwalk ‘ lay for Maine, where his
wife and tighter are visiting, and next
week will Mum home with them.
Mr. aniTers. ti. II. lticl1n1ond,.lr..
and daugitcr Gracie, and his sister.
Miss Ida ’Riclimond. who have been
visiting relatives in Troy, Albany and
l’eeksvillo. returned home today. 3
Miss Lillian lienchmftrir a two wr-cks'
visit with Councilman and Mrs. t). h.
Weed, of Shuth Main street, returned to .
her home in" Newark, today.
Mrs. WI iutn II. Lacey and daughter.
Miss Bern ,of Brooklyn, have return-
cd homea ravisit with Mrs. A. III.
Cauficld, o Mei-win street.
Miss A 'e Sclleck and her niece,
Miss Flo ce McDonald, of Crescent
Terrace, re rned home yesterday from
a visit in detield.
aret llasbrouck returned to
Hoboken today, after n. visit
(1 Mrs. ll. 1". Bucknam. of
street.
with Mr.
South Mai ‘
Miss Kat _ A. Murray, of fizzli‘raukliu
avenue, ca ior at tho Nor-walk Boston
store, has r urned home from n wet-it's
vacation.
Nelson ylor, Ward Gregory, and
thcllfisses ‘ anund Alyso (lrcgoiv of
Norwalk, ale home from Bloc k Island.
Miss Nellie Dota11.oi' Y-oukcis. has .
returned toi 1er home aft-Ira week's visit
with hcru _ t, Mrs. James l’owcll.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond:
left South Horwulk this morning on the I
excursion la the Thousand islands.
Mrs. Alv Scranton amt sou. of.0rv
ungc. are {siting with Mr. and Mrs.
Tallmudgo Batter. of West street. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. l’nrtrick. of ('host- '
nut street. Norwulk, are entertaining
I
‘ Allan“. lilmcry. of Newton. i\la.~Is.,;
has bet-n Visiting his sister, .‘Ili's. Warren
I i. titans, of Fairticld i|\t'ltlt1'.
Mrs. Hows rd ix’cnrucr. of l‘Itt.iIiII‘.1l_
who has heel) visitin.,r \irs. Sumac:
Dellllltty, has, ‘IItiIrned home.
(If
is tin ltcrcl in Siillli‘ w ._l_\
*t'IIllIIllIli‘.
Misses illicit and Emily Jonson.
ilnmklyn, are visiting Alix-t
Intuit-lung, of East uvcnuc.
Mrs. .lcsvio (‘nlwclL ot' \\'I~.~‘t' Main
street, is cnicrtniniiig the Misha»: Wil-i
1mm... of l'niigliki-cpsic.
Mr. and Mrs. (ioot'gc l\'~Ii.~li-r.
Elizabeth street,l1avo I'I‘illl‘llt‘ll from
wcck's visit in licthel.
lit-~IsIIIi
l
oi.
it
Miss Lillian llcilray. of Ilrmklyn. is
ihc guest of Miss iIItlythc t'rossnuiu. of
H iltlll Main street.
James ll t‘ostcllo, of Norwnlk. arriwd ,
in Norwalk this morning from
I'Zuropcau trips.
llts‘i
Miss Mary li’itng-ruld. nt' Sluiiifonl, in
ugucst of Miss Susie Hogan. of Main
sti‘i‘i‘t, Ntll‘Wtilk.
'l'lio Miss-s WIIlt'iitiugleAvlio lurvc bccn
vintiug in Not-walk. returned to t‘.ItI~r-
son. yesterday.
Miss Agncs II). llowcu. ot‘ Wootlstm-k.
is a ghost of Mrs. .luiucs II. Sit-vcns, of
East avcnnc.
Miss Kittie liartrum. of High strcct.
Nonvulk. is visiting fricuds on tho lind-
son.
(‘uptuiudusliun l'iarsn and Wlfc, of
Fairtli-lil :i\’4’llllt', arc anoyiug a trip
cast.
Miss Myrtic liyingtnn. of \‘t'csiport
avciinc. has returned from Holy-div.
Mass.
.ludgc Wmdward and son arc export.
nil llUllil' on Friday from their 'acution
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lockwood. of
litni strcct. are iii the Vt'liitiI Mountains.
Miss Annuiicrirude ('ollins. of Elm
strcct. In sojourning at Newport. it. I.
Iicncrul and Mrs. (Tharlcei Iitmstcnd.
of Norwalk. arc at Burton, Vermont.
Mrs. I‘lomcr i-‘. llacknnin, of South
Main strcoi. ii \ isitiug in liunbnry.
Norton lime-dict, of liiiyvicw arcnuc.
is spending a Week in Stamford.
Mrs. F. (t. i'rnw, ot'rioutli Main street,
in visiting lli‘t' sistcr in Boston.
Mrs. li‘mmy liccrs. oi’ lain-is utrI-vt
has returned home from I ihio.
lion. E. J. Hill is citywctcd horn-I tov
morrow from his western trip.
Mrs. 13.“. Ncwkirk. of lmvis sit-cot.
spout Sunday in laIthboru.
Min-I Hanan MoiiIlionso, of West. Main
strut-t, In visiting in Milford.
Mrs. Thorium i i. lingers, of Elm strut.
is visiting in Daniiury.
.lobnm» Hay. 'I‘om what. .1» the
prom-tiny II fit“ this morning?
TnmIIIy What do you want. to know
flir'.’
Johnny ‘t'aiiso Inninma‘lt ask me.
I‘ve inc" down to the cricit drownin‘ a
cat.
IIanraw-tmtnight l ilfcmncd i was
in heaven.
Florin-«What were you doing?
"flinging of worse."
“ill iii-ll Ilillt‘.
’ r I-adi Irs in bi how it i It Illi‘
"Wu anyone else choral"
I
OINEil PEOPLE’S VIEWS
Opinions on Questions oi Timely Inter-
est to the Common People.
CAUSE OF THE PANIC OE l893.
A“Democrat" Thinks it Can be Conclusiveiy
Shown by Facts That it was Brought
About by the Silver Legislation Begin-
ning in l878.
Editor Evening Sentinel: A writer
in yourcolumns today discourses than
on the political issucs:
“‘t‘he climb-heralded addresses of Thy-
:tnni1df,‘ochr.in have not been satisfying.
They have not touched the question
which made McKinley the Republican
candidate, and which is uppermost in
the minds of thinking people. It can
hardly becxpected that McKinley will
offer anything new by way
of argument in favor of :1
protective tariit‘ policy, but . he can
call the attention of the pcoplc to the
cil'ccts of a thrill for rcveuuoonly. and
coniparcthc conditions of the present
with tho past. It Would scent that
nothing more is necessary to convince
the. voters of the l'Iiitcd States that if
they desire a restoration of prosperity to
their country they must put in ctl‘cct
tin-zmuros for self-pr-Isl-rvation.
"With the bcginniug oi' tliIHIrcsstiiit
administration people \vcrIIIIIlIl that thc
rcpoal of ill“ Sherman bill was the
tiiiiliziiccttlul. The bill was rcpt-tiled.
initdcprcssiun continued. lli‘iinX‘rttilt!
iiig‘cnuity has been fully cxI-rI-ised to di-
vert attention from tlIcnctnulcausnof
oiir basincss and financial ti‘utilib'.~’. Thc
peoplc niu~~t be (:I’Invincmlthut they have
‘been fouled long enough."
'l.‘licburdcii of this talk is that thc
Inriii‘ is tlu- dominant ima- in tin- phasi-
Int caiupui- '11, unit ilml until tlnI turiil'
lI.irIl tunes \viii
'i‘hi writcr would have us
lilt'li't‘stztllilllizll; tziriI‘I' pt'liz‘tpltdlm! tlIII
financial panic of lsiitl. Ilc would by
,obiigcd lililtltllti tliattlui l).t!ltt‘t'..’.\ilt“ win-u
the McKiiilI-y law wagon tho stuiutc
links. Tln-rc qun-I prosper-tot any
lurid‘ li'uinlzttliIll tor :1 y- .II' in l'~'Ittit.‘. and.
1:1 fact. :1» t:-.r:'l' law was t'll.l.I'Il .i will.-
lt' the \‘I'tllt'r \Vl~ll"S his
:ipprnh-Iusinn
o: wizut 111i; ht t.ik1- p --. c in it. c follow—
i.i ' ycat \v: is IlII tau-III of tin-
thus, I will say that on him is thc onus
to maintain such it lil'illltlhliiufl. ”1,:
more assertion \vill iicvcr do. lic must
give u“ ivcll :illllli‘llill‘fllt'tl fact.- litutl kin:
dii'vctly upon tho lliiziiiciul Mlllllfltitl ixi
l‘ml. I‘ntil hr docs this I do ii If coir
I'n'ul my opinion that ho i: talking noun
in concluding on this point. :11-
lov.’ Inc to say that I do not 1'01 All the
intuit-old single economist. of any rc-
puic who uni-rims th- panic of Hit: to
“fill agitation or II gislntion.
What. than. was the cause of tin
piiib": .‘Ily uiiswvi' Would iu- tiuil It was
broughiulmut by sil‘r'l‘ legislation lIIIv
giuniiu: in hi". and t-spwinlly by thc
purchasing clausv- IIf tthhcruinli .\ct
«If two. t'antitis Iw shown? i think
so. indubiiubly.’ 'l‘hc facts :m- witlnn
the rcacii of :Inyonc who wants to know
thc truth. The incrczmcd gm'criiincnt
rcccipis and lli'llllltJrI nl‘ mint-r 11nd puv
III-3' and thc duninislu-zl gold l‘t'tv‘i W.» in»
niii':iii“ilt“.:':it‘ly 'hu Iiziiigi-i' of n transi-
tion from the gold to thc siivci' shin-
Iltml. To quote onc authority, l’rot‘,
IIziIighliiI at tho head of illl‘ iii-part-
men: of pwliiiaul economy ill thc i'oi-
vIIrs‘ItyIIi t’bicago: "’I'hci't'isisof Hit:
was directly traccziblc to thc silver lcgisv
lziiiiiii which Illitllh‘rt'tl with tho stubiii»
ty of our standard. It was a panic
brought on by insane expat-intents with
slivIIv.” lilo not tnlo- time now to go
iiitniliis sulIJci-i at lI-ugtli. but it is at
fruitful one and Will \icll repay an cs-
tcndcd examination.
’i‘lic pvcscnt nicnacn III silt’lii' has no
terrors for the \vritcr in your columns.
though lli'lK scared out of his WIN :1
your in udvancc ivy Inwiblc tariii‘ lcgis~
lotion. It iii a hudcnw. and my puiriv
lllllll III
ri'Ilh'I'.
ot‘ic consolation is in tlic thought tlmt'
the ltcpubl’iixui party iii not dominantly
mun
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY. AUGUST
2’. 1896.“
arrssuoou oisrhrcuss
WNECKED iN MID OCEAN.
A Steamer's Crew Picked Up ll Sea in And”
Open Boat. ‘
itiiiccial to the ‘iciitlm-l.)
New Yuuk. August '2n.—-Thc steamer
Mnldavu has been wrcckcd in mid-ocean.
The captain and twenty-tire of thc crew
were picked up at sea in an or!!!) boat
by the stamp-rt'irczissiu, which arrived
here this morning.
Whitehead Becomes Insane.
(Special to the Heuttnel.)
Drum, 27I.~Alfred White-
head. the Irish-American political pris-
oner, just released, became insane after
August.
seeing his mother, and has disappeared.
t-icarchcrs are unable to find him.
The Sultan oi Zanzibar Dead.
(Hpechil to The dontinel.)
\V.WlllNii'l‘Ii'~i, August 25.-—~A cable to
the State Department says the sultan of
Zanzibar died this morning, and adds:
“Si rid Alid holds the palace. Soldiers
and marines hav 0 been loaded, and riot-
ing is feared tonight. "
SAVED JUST IN TIME.
The Rising This had Reached the Neck at a
Castaway When Help Came.
.IIIIIies Jarton. an oystcrmmuwus fish-
ingoti' itritoii l’oiut, ycsterdny. While
dragging it lobster not into his boat the.
rope broke and he fell backward into the
waiter. llis boat capsizzed.
:iomc distance away he saw arock and
swam in it. From there he tricd for
hours to signal passing bouts, but vainly.
ii‘iuuliy. wncn tlic rising tirli-_lnul_crepr.
up to his neck, and «truth stared hit” in
thc face, his cry for help reached a fish-
lug party from Greenwich.
Win-n lulu-ti otl' his lips were blue, his
face white and lac was almost exhausted.
They've Got it in For Fessenden.
A coucusof thc itcpuhlicnu electors oi"
Wilton was held lust night, and dele-
gatcs chosen to the various conventions.
The chairman “2w Humor-l Funchcr and
the cit-rt. it. if. iI‘iioh. 'i'ho delegates fir
iIItI' state coIIvI-iiiioii wort.- R. Ii. Fitch
.illlil Louis liui'lbuit; congressional. I\.
W. lecr and Josiah iiilbcrt I S"!liillll’lill,
George Brown and Ernest lilirr'm'; pru-
bate. ii. I". tin-app and I. ii. Raymond.
gates bc i11.~tr‘.1cic1l Ii-It to vote for Saun-
tfci lI'csscuIlI-n. of Stamford. for any of-
Ill'i‘ whutc'u-r.
Cut Oil ills Sister's Fingers.
lIIhnnv .\i1‘.u'cr11c_v. th- tivcvyear old.
road x\.1~ cutting wm‘ul with a lmtc bet.
his tour yc: I1v vold sistcr M. try helping
and pushing ' tin-1n {Hominid on the bloc' It
.is tic cut them. S'lic pushed her left
oi itcr tiiigcrnalnl nearly severed a third.
which had to bounipututcd. llcr in
,iurics \vcrc drcsscdut the
Dr. Wultcr Hitchcock.
injured by a limos 1n the Norwalli Lock Works.
i..I-II."1'II:1c-I's room at the Zinrtvnlk
Works injured two of thc f"!!lpili)’tt‘~l
this morning
and had .i linger snmslic l.
MIIrritt. of Taylor :Ivcuuc. Ihenutttiuit
. thc insidi- of it was split upon.
it) lli'.
jury Was attended to.
Nunsvvay in Newtown Avenue.
.\ IlHI'M‘ drivI-n by ”scar Ilndd.
\nrcuhn l1 was being put in position
on a Nurwulk titre-It itiilu 11y c Iinpam
pnlc in Newrmvn nvcnuc. ycstenluy nI
tcrno In. ’i‘lic horse run and threw Mr.
lhidd out, wrecking thiI i-nrringc
inguinstutrollcy pole. The lunar qu
capturml some distuncc fill'lll'.‘l' along.
Mr. :uIld Ii.l'i to procure nnnthcr turn
in idc up of such citrciiiists. I tall. with
many illIt‘IllKI‘ltI ltcpnbhczins who t‘rcIIiy .
arc many nmttcrs of!
admit that thcrc
pnbiiccoin'crii asidc from the thrill. i
have rcicrrcd to the article in your
columns because such nttcruiicI-s Work;
untold harm. 'l'hc objwtion to Mc-
Kinli'y which i tiil'I'I with on the purl
of Drum rats who arc in favor of sound:
nioucyisthnt ho is out to be trusted
I'boy cxprI-ns the bI-licf that llI‘ iI soc li a
l'Iiiutlc on llic i 'llff «Inc-lion that ho
will lu- r1 .idv’ to irmh- with the HIIWI
iiiiIii inrcinrn for their support «If or :
tie-Inc.tarilllcgislatiun. ll-Irvr ri-iir- sonic
Uflf‘ in tho Ali-I lion-I) ranks to proclaim
that inner objections aw well founded.
I have no quarrel with a rational pio-
teiiionist. WI: will diwiiss that lair-r.
At present there is .1 thoroughly unitui
movciiicnt of vast prormrtiunu to ion-.-
upon ihcgm: 1min iit ihiI poliI- r of tin
frcomrinngcof silver. To fail tI mIII
Iliisdctmniincd imminent with mm.”
Invitation and spirit I.- to 1711th IiimuvI-y
to tho business and industrial illifiT’I'AIN
of the country. ileum IH’T'.
Booth Kermit. August at, third.
oat bcfurc. he could get. III'lllI‘.
l . . . . .. ...--
Granitevilio Neighbors in a Row.
' i'oiistnblo Thomas ”not last night
lirt’rwimi John 1‘, Width. of (lranitcvillr.
t'urzismulting W. .I. t.yi1ch.n noighlmr,
it appcars that IIynch forbade Hmitli to
{crisis his prupcrtv. Vi 'ordn foilotvcd
during which iiiiiitii iissaullcd Lynch
i‘ ’h.n inn i built r t‘nrnislicd :1 bond of $.51
for timith' .. ammunition in IIInrt. WIIIl
"iicmlny Iiioriiing.
"i ls-iicvc Itf‘ liztil tum sons; IIIII’ of
tin-111 was lost at sun and thc Ullli'l’ I)“-
camc i'li'itrllfl’flltll'llt of the l'iiitcdi
Altair-s. "
”And of course. Ill‘lflll'f‘ of them it Is
iii-.ml III .il’Icrwnrd‘” “
It. was voted unanimously that the dolc- I.
5qu All vieoiiu.
i
Oklflph.“ belt a
pit their hem
bod 17” can seat
It they i-nkn Ills"
tiliifiiilidot om
blue moon avid” mp. ,
1min. overyior
inuuud to seewl
omiorinmth.wliralns.
‘ AN’l'li‘i ii . Madame Rose at
Main st mt. utter Monday. A W;
'i'ullsyou mist. bro-sent and tulur.
‘15.... With so IIIIII mm. iiourIIh-ora
0"“. Ill-
“7. AN’I'EIL 'I‘iiioo hwedbill gtrte. III
dic-s. i'IItIltllII't‘IllflllI and for
l1! I11.~.IIuoil.. want situations. Ila
iiII1I~1InII ilmIrItilnmI gills. linv. 0. firm
1 . (i.i..on up one. East Norwal it.
\ VAN'I‘T' ii. — At oncc. a competent girl
‘ gnnc int liliilM‘Willk. ,Apply at at '
iicldmuiiuc ' ‘
‘ ANTED. -—A small house with som
about it in one of the,l towns be”
Mnipforopnd lirlliigIWusIrmitl t h f
I It i but 0 [do "It )Iuti n In 03m)
Idol. \tlill'v‘MIIIIIIIII‘NNNIIINO.1‘Aa‘llu‘m“
W ilniingtun. l).l.
‘ TAN'l'IID -Pron1pt and faithful:
lnltll or lady to travel for reliab'ea
III-died Iioiisu Itit Iintit‘t‘til'tlt Hill 817.7%.
IIII‘ it A w W hi) and c.\ ileum-II. tiituatlou
uncut. licfciench-I "line! it self dill
t-fliml'i‘il cinclope. H. Iles
3511 Thai bra a street. t tilcago.
r it) T.I"l‘. «House as I):1y stream rooms. first
”our: H "i.IIiII.-I strcct. 5 rooms: first floor
rIrrmmHiintl second floor? rooms. 10 Toilet
etimt. Allin tl‘rstlcliss orEIer 1:30th
movements p y to Join an .6
that street. flout 1 Norwalk. mil!“
r in LE'i‘n—I-‘ird 11w. .. rooms. 70 a...
Main street. rent tin: militia. 6 rooms. W .
\Yooiiwnrd avenue. rent $12. '. A.. 00de
WIN“
“‘0 I l‘. 'l‘ ‘Fxom September 2st. offices snow '
I. cnp'ml by Mint-r l). Randall. in Taylor"
.I ll kl Inu: hington s reel. “8710:
A (III 1 mt.
Inquire of
r ‘0 I.E’I‘.~il.1useol eleven rooms. amine.
I-rsidonvI-nuc. hast Nurwalk. with all,
modern improII-Incnts and conveniences:
large garden and abundance of fruit: flt‘i
vicwmhurbtn. limiting of E. IXS
r to LICT— Second 11mm 4 Hartford pm‘
i wins. rcitttx. llist floor ti rooms
South Main street, ltdit $13. I! A. W
\viIIIIl
- .____...
r ‘tiT.lv‘.‘i‘i.‘—-I'II11I-rIIIImapmtments. first, sec
end and third timIr. rout. l‘mll room
front upmtnwur tl1l1-t story. rent 57 to.”
“unlmnin (“P 1} rd in. l-lulls lighted and
hiVurtLA t'orbett block. 79 and at
Apply Old \lellCiaItroo
I ll I~hli1gton hltmIt. .
ood-
V ‘U I.li‘.'i‘ -—1I...»m. to rent Apartments on
‘llnln allt't‘l. three four or six room
.Ipnrtiuentsat low prices. Apply to George II.
itityiiiuiid. Ii Illtrilt'ltil‘h‘ul turkey. jlhtf
' ‘0 l.l~2't‘.~ (.'uttagc and wash liouse.oneacre
land. nyycuronlv. this month. near-lio-
unyton hiltiiiill. Addinsv box a, liownyton:
( II111I inquiri- station agent. J rat
’l‘O LET. Four room apartmen ilrs
m- .5 til ”I «It. mar. 'i'i Washin in street.
\viiiilII\v~11IcIu-Iy room. It. ills llghte andcleam
ml; four room .ituutiuolitsJ Intundreurdhird
flimi‘ sziu‘t'. Iii. (‘III ln‘Itt bl on .1? and 31 bush»
ingtnn sheet. rent 37 and 59. Apply OLD Wimp,
f'liiAIlt'ti. j mu _
‘IX ruomcotmreun tilntard avenue. A:
h plyto ems 1111.19 Woman is sQuintard'
avenue. _ ”I“ .
\T \'.I 129 "INTI-I)!“ avenue. Norwallr.
1 rooms with city Ir.iter.nInttB; nisothreo
r...,11n.~ .-Ity win-r. rent :1. From ApriiiJ
rooms. at ho. 1') .‘Il. Lin street. Norwa .rent
MI ply toltAld'll MUDDY. mom aroma:
Nniwa k. rm tI
FOR SALE.
Ii:
Lot and buildings. Ely or cone.
in 1.»..1..t.\‘p1i11i.:w:ml (.'hnpel. Price $660
‘UIIN‘HIII'
Ii
Jacob 31. l..1y..t-In,Agcnt ouih Norwalk. (‘ can.
. ’_ adult
toils \ii-.-‘ a; lit-ncdltt.Nnrwalk toilet“
mini-Ii, u “all strewn the dandiest
I'IKM inthci ii)’ Askfnrttmfihunirmrk ms?
. . Mia—J
Sy'licstcr Kieler. of
[our strcit. was adjusting the press IlI’ III rm \lilill strict. 7m. Innnan.
-.Iuh11 i:.' “’WW
I ”Ti'lIIIlt},
mlioiixii.wl1cnl1is hand caught and anomaly. "is my answer to be spelled
llcwcnt With fltlt't‘ 1c Httrrs or two."
I.. M. Allen's oiticc. \vlicrn thein ;
mo of l ’cI'tii .‘Ilt- .\crin _v, of Step ltocl: inud All the work «it no in the best and m
him by liolilingtho cud of the sticks'
l
i
b.1nIItmlar .u: l the iiatc lll'E llll till two 423m: In Main hlii'i'f .
‘Ult H .\I. H.415. Flags. made of stun
bunting. ~t.Ir~I stitched in by machine
Iiimt iliiiiil nmnniir.
i‘Vr‘tl'.‘ I iIlIlHtIl)’.
‘(IliSAI.li..~(' olumhln rI-piyhl tens
1‘ garb-i. how guaranteed tos’Ian‘I lb!
pressurc tn thn ~I1uurc lnItI In 1306 not;
single in: i"'\\ut> -t11r.:-‘-dnnil\ve portion
Ioriliuary hose hasprov
sult- ‘il ii 'III in
Ittikdlin'm liir). 'illll Norwatk llardwareflo ‘
South Norwalk lie.
”—‘-'-w
5 11M: Wit. Tin-t....ItIm. sine uslness
I ll IIIIIM‘J. i.i Iildlltgl‘il‘ its stock
liftfiplllll Ii)’ 1 I lit“: All If .‘Itll I it! on.
H111 ot IllI'I Itgpicssos in (.llitlll‘rl .‘l.l
III‘II'E.’ ‘
l
i
l
HI}
Wmion, was utiiicklvv 1i picc-I of gm iiII'ir itiiiidti‘utt-I.
"liar-licrly. why don't you find sminII
good woman and form a niatrinmuial‘aekcil the portly visitor of the prisoner
" "What lwnnt in that linu'l
alliance":
in sellout partner. and I've been scalp
tag in vain for the lecithin years.”
ilxturo~.Inuliomoof «t Iro. Witibe sold very
Ii. Applv at the store.
in It
l‘ttilt hAl I. Ilnli- ling lot mxmi on WT“ .
IIvIInIIII. inI-st Ill“ noble lot on theavenne.
Apply to “'litilIIrt‘rtinllon. fill“
m —.
LOST.
m
"Hick-III bind and New
iisl‘ licl'. am- II
I t'annuu. Ilonmnntitcd M. . Ii.,con-
taming t..-Ii and t. Ibic tin-In. I‘InI linder will
liIl'IiIlliIt,‘ IIn-I I'lI‘NiIllt'IH .‘lin. . III. Rn.-
snout
siiill thc vouug man pal-
"Thrcc," said the summer girl. shyly.
"hurling!"
“Thai is to say, it is 'Niti' "
l'iu-n the most impulsive wrauen have
An Irishman. mourn-
ing lit-I into wife, tcnrfully remarked:
'I".Iitl1. and shc was a good woman.
hlic always hit me WIII the soft and 8"
tin broom.‘
"What's this 1 hour about the plumb-
Ir and the puiwrhnngcr in the next
mpmrc'.’ “till. they been exiihanglng
drum is!
"Not iIxuctly. ’i‘hcy diil a lot of work
tor each other. and each had to take the
IIIhI-r's house fill" his pay.
'l'lii' 'l‘iiui‘liI-t' - “Now, till tilt-militia one
who is willing to ntibjugatc his own Ili-
tcrnst totlwintorcnt of his fellowmcn.
the any littlc boy hcru understand what
.in lllft‘tiiIil is?"
The l\'iil~ 'ch’ni. An nltt‘nist it! it
fI=ilIIr that inniws a Hill'l‘lili'l‘ hit.”
.\ Sorrowful Fort-cast. “Electricity
imiriring bows out of employment.”
\Is.” "And “‘Iititt‘ii are crowding
men out of all tlitI good jobs.‘ “Yes. "
W: ll. all»: a while that“ Won tbsnny
thing hit but uomrn and trotlcy cm."
“What are your politics. my man?"
indnd thc bars at Ill“ twnitcntilry. “ ‘
"Wcll." replied the latter, besitatingly.
"i haven’t come out for anybody yet.”
Norwalk Chronicler