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styles mend] ahu en a or con
aIIIInout 1p“ no?! omen
wl llreai It.‘ pro “Id“: s sin-
ccrc honest on: u'rlt Ieal
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card 11 read. attractive type.
IMIREII 2. III 1
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lie Writes a Letter, However, Ex-
plaining the Silk/gill Trouble.
——
BUULUN’T TIBIIT SB MANY TUES.
The Ntrlgagee Pronounoee Hio'SIate-
meals a Pack of Lies.
lUBMS. MAY SUUN SPIN ABAIN.
Rudolph Cohen, Who Ilolde a First Mortgage
on the Plant, Thinks it Would be More
Profitable to Resume Work Then to
Remove the Machinery—Eni-
ployees sun 11111111119 for
Their Pay, Which They
May Never Get.
The story of the failure of the Nor-
wnlk SilkMille, detailed in The Senti-
nel of yesterday, is still a live topic of
conversation about town. ‘
The public, generally, was not much
surprised over the turn of affairs, as
many ' people expected the downfall
some time ago.
Considerable sympathy is expressed
for the thirty-odd employees, who are
at less to know what to do. They were
gathered in groups today about the fac-
tory and on the street corners, discus-
sing the situation, and trying to find
some way to get their pay.
As Was expected. neither of the Stein-
hardts showed up yesterday, despite the
fact that a telegram was received from
Michael that he would be here at 2
o'clock.
This morning Mr. Schweizer received
the following letter from Michael Stein-
hatdt:
Nuw YouK, Aug. 31. '00.
Mr. Charles Sehwcizer—Dear Sir: As
you know, Mr. Cohen came to the fac-
tory Saturday. We saw him yesterday
at his home. He seems determined to
shut us down, or to put us in such a po-
sition that it is impossible to go on. Mr.
J. L. Steinhardt reelgued, as Mr. Cohen
objected to him as too expensive. but
even that' is unsatisfactory. He went to
Gartner Jr Friedenbeit and hurt us there,”
so that they lost confidence in us.
We have decided, therefore, to give
up the struggle. We have, as you
know. no money, having worked
entirely for him and our people for
months past. Under the laws of Con-
necticut he must pay all your wages,
11nd there is sufficient on the looms to
pay everybody, and if you go to Messrs.
Light 811 Taylor, or some other 1111'. yer,
they will protect yoariutcrests in 1111-
mattcr. I 11111 sorry that I am compcllcd
after my hard struggle to give up, but I
cannot fight South Norwalk, my own
people Mr. Cohen, and the hard times.
M. S'riaixninn'r.
.l.
Kindly tell the people.
Rudolph Cohen, who holds the first
mortgage of $5,000 on the plant, arrived
from New York, this morning, accom-
panied by his attorney. They at once
repaired to the factory and lmkcd
things over. The men then had a con-
sultatiou with Attorney Taylor regard-
ing the affairs. 1r. Cohen will an-
doubtedly institute ‘oreclosuro proceed,
lugs to obtain possession of the mac hiu~
cry, and may possibly resume busmess at
the factory. It is conceded that it
would cost as much as the looms are
worth to take them to another place and
set them 11p again, and it would not pay
to sell them, as it is doubtful if half the
amount of the mortgage could be realiz-
ed.
Mr. Cohen is a wholesale silk dealer
in New York. and had been supplying
the Steinhardts with their stock. When
shown tholctter Mr, Schweizer received,
be pronounced it 11 mess of lies, and ear
phaticully stated that he had not tried
to injure the firm in any way. For
many years the Steinhardts’ credit had
notbcen good, he said, and they had
been compelled to pay cash in New
- York for everything they bought.
Before Mr. Stcinhardt left he made up
the amounts due each employee, and
left the list on the safe. The names
and figures follow:
Charles Schweimr $1110.00
C. Rehab 211.72
T. Toprahanian 22.00
Charles Mnrmhilian “Jilin:
l'klward'l‘oprahauian l i 110
Byron M. Brown 11.111
Anton Finch, paid 11.1111
llnnry Abt 21.1.21
‘.ll ‘."2
lil 111’)
Emil Gunther
William 1111111111111
ll. 'i‘opruhanlan 21.72
A. Toprahanian and doc: 11: Wcliio 11‘) 11'.
I iscar Beekman 211 5:1
191.111
T1101":
Byron Brown ‘
Arthur Joiimtm
Nehran Top 21:“;
W. Haofole H.138
1‘1 Tom 11 on
Robert Meyers 1111 --2
James Chroljran 21.111
William tinny 211.110
Charles Steiner 10.00
Laura Shaefor 18.00
May Johnson 111.00
A re. Abt 11.50
Mamie Engels 10.00
ooh no the “morons ill
littorvmru way. out upn In
Entered at. the 111111111 Norwelk mouse
as second 1.1111111: Met tier.
Lizzie Baambergcr
Mrs. Banml1erger, not stated,
Mrs. Hulamann, not stated.
I
1‘ .M. Tolles, 11‘. ll. Coleman, and .l. M.
and grocerymen.
of wiring the factory, putting in new
switchboards, etc, was 15200.
Mr. Cohen was here Saturday morn-
everything was not right. He request-
would keep account of the goods as they
were made up and Slllppf‘fl,f1ll0 expenses,
receipts, etc., of the firm. This l\lr.
Steinhardt readily agreed to, and Mr.
Cohen's suspicions were nllayed.
or three hours afterward Mr. Steinhardt,
with nearly everything movable from
the factory, left town.
A WELL FOOOIIT GAME.
O
The Bridgeporl Chess Club Defeats the Norwalk
Club in a Consultation Conlest.
April? last the Norwalk chess play-
.111: were visitors at the rooms of the
Bridgeport club. I me of the games played
that night was between Rev. J. N. 131111
cry, of that city, and William Moran,
of Smith Norwalk. lioth are careful
players and withal brilliant ones. They
moved their men in this position and
that position for two hours and 11 half,
each vainly trying to defeat the other.
The hour became so late that the Nor.
walk players had tore-turn to their
homes, but not before it had been decid-
ed to continue the Emery-Moran game
as a consultation game in which the
members of the rival clubs pitted - their
strength against each other.
Since then the game has been cm'riml
on by correspondence. This method
was necessarily slow, but afforded more
time for thought and in that was the
c cupcxisation. Mr. Emory, ably assist-
ed by the club members. but mainly
hrough his own playing, finally won
thogumoatlhoonc. hundred and fifth
move. llc did 11:11 know it until yester-
day, when he received 11. postal from Mr.
Moran, saying: “Your move 10:: K-lifi.
received. We now resign a well fought
game." The last three words hardly
state. the matter strong cnough. The
game was fought hard from beginning
to end, and so enthusiastic were some. of
the members, that it is not straining
truth to say that they lay awake nights
thinking out the strongest movc.
llcv. Mr. I'hncry is pastor of the V111
vorsalist church and one of the few
clergyman in Bridgeport who thoroughly
understands the masterful game of chess.
He was one of the founders of the
Bridgeport Chess club. The consulta-
tion game is only one of many in which
Mr. Emory has taken a conspicuous
part, and won.
CONVENTION OF MIBENNIANS.
The Semi-Annual, Meeting of the Foirlield
County Societies held in Century.
The semiannual convention of the
Ancient (Irdci'of llllk-rniunsof Fair-
licldcouniy “nu-11111111 Sunday in 111111-
bury. lkitwccn forty and fifty dclc»
gates arrived on the morning train and
were entertained at an elaborate dinner
at the l’uhquioipio Hotel, by the Dan-
hury llibcrnlans.
The convention was called at 1 o'clock
and 1111 address was made by Rev. .1. 1).
Kennedy. chaplain of 1b:- locul organiza-
tion, on "The Principles of the Order."
Aftnrthc lrnnsuction of routine busi-
ness, the discussion of the subject of the
Ladies‘ Auxiliary, a 111-worgaiiimiiiou,
occupied most of the 111cc. There is
only one hudlos' Auxiliary In Fairflnid
county. and that 111 connected with the
lliberufuns of Norwalk.
'lfliecounly secretary, William Quin-
11111.01 Siamfnrd,resigncd on account
of having 111:- siuto, and Philip Flynn.
of liridgclmrt, Was elected to succeed
him. The other county ofllccrs are .Ios-
cphC. lvcrs, of Bridgeport, president,
and John 1.. Kelley, of South Norwalk.
trcasun'r. 'l‘hero are nine societies of
the Ancient firdcr of liibernluns in
l’airileld manly, four in llrldguqxirt.
two In Stamford and one each in 111111-
bury. Norwulk and South Norwalk.
Another Attachment on Ire. C‘erll‘e Properly.
Another attachment was plui'cd ml the
real estate of Mrs. Alice E. Clerk. in
Mott avenue, this morning, by Deputy
do I imminan. of Bridgeport,
is returnable to the Town Court thc third
Monday in September.“
10.00
Among the“ Norwalk merchants to
whom money 1e due are New York and
Norwalk Steamboat company, $110; Ray-
mond Brothers, coal, 1375; Adams Broth-
are, an ats, $0111 and other small bills to
Layton, and to milkmen, luundrymcu
Tue Steinhardts placed an eighty-
light incandescent light plant 111 the
factory when they started here. The
cost of the cight~horse power dynamo
and other apparatus when new, fourteen
years agcfayas $1,000, and it is probably
worth half that amount now. The cost
ing, and in looking about suspected that.
ed Mr. Sicinhardt to allow him to send
a book-keeper up from New York, who
Two
Sheriil' F. :1. Lyon, for a claimof $200
111-111m 11111111111131 F1111 A. 11111 11.: 1.31.1111
The case
Grace Harris, paid, , 800 GABDS lEAn To A F'GH]
Carrie 112. Hill, paid, 11 on
George Johnson 0.10
111111. Steiupr 1.1111 A Serious Sunday Afternoon Orgie In
a. an llaliao Shanty at 011 Ridge.
ONE OF THEM BREW A STILETTU.
Ills Companions Thon Belebored lIlm With
Clubs and Sloan, Fracturing Ills Shoulder,
Breaking One of ill: Ribs, and Culling
a Frighlful Gash In Ills Ilead.
A serious fight occurred Sunday af ter-
noon at an Italian shanty in Ox Ridge,
Daricn, which was built by the con-
tractors of the defunct Darien water
Works for their laborers to live in. Since
Work was stopped on the water plant,
Tony, who was sutler for the men, has
kept a boarding house there. He has of
who were employed in grading Mr.
Hall's grounds in New Canaan.
Sunday, Domenico ’.l‘ocopina, the fore-
11111u,aud.lossy and Garbero, laborers,
engaged in a game. of cards, which was
followed by a fight. 'Tony put two of
the men out of the house and tried to
keep Tocopina away from them, but he
followed the men, and drawing a knife
attempted to stab them. They picked
11p sticks and stones and belahorcd
'l‘ocopina so that he. had to flee.
lie started for Darien, but near Baggage
Master Ralph lilrchard's house he neur-
l_\' fainted from loss of blood.
Mr.
lii'uggist Silliman's
llurchard assisted 'l‘ocoplna to
store, and Dr.
French was callcd. He found thoin-
jured 1111111 suffering from afracturc.
shoulder, 11. broken rib and a frightful
gash in his head. The physician pui
Tocnpina under the. influence of chloro
form and dressed his wounds. It was
necessary to take too stitciics in the
scalp wound, which had been made by a
bottle.
The sclccfmcn, after the 1111111 111111 re-
vived. accompanied Tocapina back to
Dr.
again yesterday, and found him doing
the shanty. l1‘1'l'nch visited him
fairly well.
—BNOAD llIVEIl SCHOOL.
The District Votes to Lay 11 Tax Sufficient to
Raise $700.00.
Although the adjourned 11111111111 meet-
ing of thc‘llroud llivcr school district.
111-1d last night.w11s an important one,
still it was not vci'y argcly attended.
Iinly about a dozen voters were
present when Clerk (1. W. Mills called
1111'. meeting to order. James Lycetl
was elected chairman.
The. report of (‘ommittcenian Harry
l’aym- showed that out of 1111- appropria-
ri11n of $100.1” thci'c had been paid
$1110.01, leaving a balance of sixty-nun
cents in the treasury. It was found
that lhc total imlcbledness of the
district amounted to $500.00. It was
voted that a tax he laid snfllcicnt. to
raise $700.00, to be duo on April I, 1119;,
Frank ll. Merrill, 11111111111 Lycctt and
George W. Mills were appointed
assessors.
SEWAGE IN IANII MILL BROOK.
The Board of Health s1... it ie a Nuisance end
Milo! lie Abeted.
The Norwalk lioard of Health met.
last. night and considcrcd the condition
of the llark Mill brook, which Ilowr
under the Quintnrd building and
ompticslnto the river back of 1111- old
pottery
Tin-sanitary condition of Ilicstrcum
is not what it should be, as m'i‘urill
close-111111111 privuic sewers empty into ii.
The Board decided that sewer and vim-WI
connections with the. brook must. he
abated, 11nd that ihe prorwrtyownors
bc compelled to connect with the sewer.
Knights Will Mold e Fol:
At the meeting of l’almtiun Castle. A.
H. K. M. (3.,111111 night, it was voted to
hold a slxdiight fair in October. 'l‘hc
following f’tIIlIllllili‘I' Was appointed to
make :U'rangi'nicnts: Solomon Scam,
111-urge (31111111, A. I). llurzard, and
Joseph llarticm. 'l‘hcy will 111cctiomor-
row night. Preparations have also com-
mcncnd for life entertainment of thc
National huprmnc I ‘nuucil of the order.
nest 1111p:
Looking For the Burglsn.
Special police duly has been perform-
ed in Norwalk and 111111111 Norwalk for
several nights past. on the strength of 11
message sent out from the liolulquarters
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company that a gang
of burglars is at Wllrd along the line of
tho road.
-—Whe11you buy an Imperial Crown
cigar you got the finest combination of
tobacco.
BLACIIEN TITAN NE WAN PAINTED;
More Crookedneee oi Bleak. the Blocking
Non, Comes to Light
Black. the eat-drummer for the Byr-
bee Blocking company, not only impos-
ed upon Grocers Builwitz and Outer-
baulu. of Norwalk, as told in The Sea-
tinel yesterday. but upon Carl Schaub,
proprietor of the Imperial Cafe, in South
Norwalk, who cashed one of Black’s
worthless checks for 157. ,
Frank Ballwitz, who endorsed the
Randle check. and upon the strength of
which endorsement it was cashed by
William Osterbanks. has reimbursed
him. Mr. Buflwitz ls intent on getting
hold of the swindler to make an example
of him. He says it is not the amount of
the check he cares for, but it is the prin-
ciple of the thing. lie has traced Black
to New Canaan. 'where he remained over
Sunday, leaving town early yesterday
morning. '
Saturday, after leaving Norwalk.
Black came to the South Norwalk depot.
lute had a number of Italian boarders,plmarning that there was no‘ train in
either direction for some time, he went
to ltowayton 011a trolley carand took a
to New Canaan. .
Mr. Bailwitr. has written to the By):-
bee concern about the swindles Black
has been perpetratiug.
Two weeks ago Black visited :1. 0.
1111111110, at,Winuipuuk, and offered to
take a quantity of old style blackiiig in
exchange for some of Byxbee's latest
manufacture. Last week Mr. Randle
received about $40 wortlr of blacking,
with a 'bill. No allowance was made
fortho old blanking. Mr. Handle says
he has enough shoe polish on hand to
shine the shoes of the entire town for a
year, but; will not keep it. He has noti~
111111 the manufacturers of the attempt to
load him up w1th blanking. .111. Ran-
dlc thinks Black sent in the order and
collected his commission in advance.
'l‘ivo weeks ago Black was in New
Canaan trying to collect some bills, but
failed, as they had all been settled with
the ilrui some weeks before. 1111 then
tried to gut Frank 31 111-1k to advance
so me money, but v as disappointed.
QUANNELEO OVEN THEIR CHILD
Another Case of Ifldnoping Prevented at the
Rowaylon Railroad Station.
An exciting incident. which almost re-
sultcl in 111-use of kidnapping«xtcui'md
on the depot platform :11 Rowayton,
Sunday night.
|.:1st wcckg'l‘hurslay 111111111 who 111111
111111 living 111 Port 1' I11 stci' deserted his
wife, and with :1 young, 11: inglitor cami-
foltowayton and went to livd at the.
residence of. ('«llltl'll‘al ‘l'hicl on Roton
ilili.
Sunday the mother came. 11p to see 1111'
child, and persuaded the. little girl to
accompany her home. They wcrowait-
ed to take the girl away, but she resist-
1'11.
1 llllf'f‘l‘ Ladi'igau11n1l Uiuisdorclovsky,
of 11111 lioton l'oint lmprovcinent coin—
p:111y,intcrl'cr1~:l. They made the man
desist. and alloivi'd the woman to take
the train.
Quito 11 crowd collected during the
heated conversation 111 I ierman bciwceu
the husband and wife.
Reopening ol the Public Schools.
The South Norwalk public sclnxds rc-
rtlllllt'tl sessions yesterday, after the sum-
incr vacation. ’l‘ho teachers at tho
l1'runklin 111111.111 school are the sumo as
last term, except that Miss .lennic Ferris
is not present.
were on 11111111. At the l‘oucord street
school the teachers are to be the same,
the only uhsculco being Miss Anni:-
1irlicl1, who will spend two more weeks
at Burlington, Vt. Miss Mary liay is
substituting for lll‘l‘
1111-1111111. Hm I Trolley ilide.
Sixty cuiployi-csoflf. S. 'l‘rowbridgc
1k Son's box factory enjoyed a
trolley rido. last night, over the 111111 of
the Norwulk Tramway company. '1‘1111
air was ruminant with 11111111111111: of tin
horns and songs by the party, and the
ride was pronoum'ml a grant success.
\Villlc licrg, who was Insidy looting a
horn, had 111111-1111 of it Jillilitlfl Into his
|I!ftllill11l,ciiltllig one of his fingers 11c-
Vl'l'l‘ly. _
The Hearing Conlinued.
The hearing 11 1111 11 was to have takcu'
(omiuissiofc'rs on 1111- Adams, Ayinar
continued until next Monday.
Ire. Areno does in fall.
Mrs. Iiucll'aio Arcno,
'l‘hol-k-niim-i yesterday, was 1.1k111 to
1100".
”1.. "m as he paused at the parlor door,
“that lights
sharp.”
l satisfaction.
fulIu-r put in anuppcaruncc andattcmpt-
who was sur-‘
truin‘to Stamford, anfiwn proceeded l
i
1
l
l
andScymnurpropcrtics 111 South Nor '
' 'otisl'ui 11' I: : fl. 5
walk. 111111. b) 1 f t 11 1111111 cl, . few days.
i
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l
1
1
1
"How very minslderate," mar-l
nun-111111111 young man with a sigh of' WW“
EBB TlUE BF SUMMER.
People Whohsve 'Been in Search of
Rest and Recreation Flocking Home
GUESTS UT TWIN BITY PEBBLE.
Tho Wane ol the Vacation Season Sends Many
Sojourners at the Seashore and in the
Mountains Book to the Pastoral
Scenes of Rural Life.
Milford A. Giflln. the enterprising
manager of Comstock’ Brothers clothing
store, will leave South Norwalk tomor
row for the White Mountains. He wil-
be joined by Mrs. Giflln, who has been
visiting in Portland, Me, and together
they will sojourn for ten days at the Up-
land Hotel.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Robert A. McDonald
and daughter Florence will'leave South
Norwalk on Thursday for Bath, Me.
accompanied by Miss Lulu Hunt, of
Roekland, and Miss Clara McDonald, of
Bath, who have been visiting them for
several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Way 11ml children, of“
Hartford, willbe guests of Mrs. Way's
mother, Mrs. Frances Camp, of East
avenue, for several weeks. Mrs. Way
spent the month of August at Gregory‘s
Point.
Tracy Jennings, of West street, who
has been attending the military academy
at Peekskill. N. Y., the past summer, is
11111111111111; two weeks at his home. He is
entertaining two of his school friends.
After 11 visit with Norwulk f‘1'1ouds,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. MacMulien and son
Leroy left for their home in Glens Falls,
N. Y.. yesterday. They were charmed
with Norwalk and its surroundings.
Miss Ida Hutchinson. who has been
spending the summer with her grand-
mother. Mrs. Kate Day, of Chestnut
street. mturncd yesterday afternoon to
her home in New York.
“Judge" Alfred Knapp returned to
his former quarters 13 thoMahaekemo
llotel, yesterday, as Royal Seaman has
moved fromethe Alfred Knapp place to
Ainiiyville, L. 1.
Miss Wallis filler,
spending a few days as the guest of
Miss Charlotte Grumman, of Elm
streci, has returned to her home in
lii'tllifl.
Miss Lihbicf ‘anfield. nix-'1“ York.
returned home, yesterday afternoon,
from 11 two \vceks' visit with lllr. and
1l1'>.l"1‘edcrickl1. Smith, of lilizaboili
sin-ct
Street (ommissiouer W (I. liriggs
has returned from Great ll: urington 111111
.\~‘.~l.~‘llllll Ifonunissioucr ‘Samucl W.
- - - 'l'ovt .lr., 1'11111 Norwich.
111:; for a train at 11111 station when tho, I - " f
,ltliss Louise 1111111 :11111 Miss I‘lara
McDonald, of Bath. and Mrs. 111 :hcrt A.
.\lclhinnld.of ('rcsccni 'l‘ci'racc, spent
yesterday in New York.
I'onductor .loscph lluckman, (if the;
111111, accom-
has returned from
Norwalk .‘1rccl liailwuy
panied by his wife,
his vacation trip.
Miss Ella (‘.. ('amp, of 11111 l‘leaconcss
c :llcge :11 Ilhiludi lpliii is at the home
of hot parents 111 North avenue Nor-
walk.
Frank M ('uri‘au. f,,n",.,1y ”f unnliurgl 11' dismvnrcd red-Iiandcd in his L
Norwalk Boston 5101c, now of .\1w
York ciiv. was in 1111111 vcsti rday after
noon.
'l‘honias Kindclicn, a llrooklyu polic-c
,1 . . . . . ,
All the other lmwhcrs 3 man, is MK 11111111: 11 1111 k' 11 VIII 11111 nwiili
his mother in Holden 51111111.
Mr. and Mrs. A. iirgill, of llnrtfor:l.1
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. (loot-go
l1‘uulds. of Strawls'rry 1111].
Mrs. Mary Sammie and Miss Sannnis. 3
of Now llaven, urn guests of Miss .lanc
Maria Mead. of Norwalk.
Mrs. J. I". Callahan and 11011.01 Iiuu-
bury. arc. 1114111111: :11 ilic lcnnc of .lunn s'
Pom-rs. in Valley 1’1 n:-
Mr. and Min. I'Iuli 1’1111-uinonicilain
ing \lrs. Marv l’iico and daughter. of
lluut1ngt1m.l1 1.
Miss Addie lloulou 111111 Mrs. Arnold,
of llvrkeloy street, have l‘ciiil‘llml from a '
suunuer outing.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. ,
1411111": street, are spcndmg 11111 Word: 111
l llcll Island. '
Mr. and “re. Peter T”. llurus. of \or-
place hefon Judge Andrews. 111 I1iic 11' '1 w :,1Ik have arrived home. from 1111 1r 111d
111111, yesterday, for TUlII appointment of l ‘1’," "n".
Miss Alice Sellcck. of Mci'win sin-ct.
went lnf'unaan,yesterday. to spcnd 11
Clark lily and family. of Ali-twin
street. are visiting in Springfield, Mars.
(.‘hcsfor li‘.'l'1illl~s.1lr, of Ausonla, is
mum-m by her boudsinun, 1111 mm m'visiiing his parcnisiuilavilund 11111314,
Mr. and Mrs. Hmirgc I'. l11s-kwovd
jail by 11111ch Valieui. yesterday after- hare returned from a trip in Boston.
Miss 1" Ten I‘ondon spent Sunday will:
"11111111 111111-11" 11.1111 1111 11111111: 111' 11.111111111111114111y, 111 Mimi
1’. ll. Weston, of Harlford, is visiting
will be out. at 10 0,1,,1k111sparente 111 trance sirml.
(leergeC. Mitchell, of Hurtful-11.111111
Henry Sellout. of Norwalk, who,withl
INELA
who has been ,
Ilyingion. of:
SOUTH N ORWALK CONN.. TUESDAY. 1 S‘EPTEMBFR l 1896.
his sons ll dward and Chester, 11116111111
taking a C auudiun trip. returned home
last night.
Mrs. 11‘. H. Rose, of Brooklyn, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Burr, her parents. has returned to her
home, accompanied by her mother. ,
Rev. A. II. Wyatt, pastor of the Nor-
walk Methodist church, will arrive
home from Pine Grove, Thursday.
‘ Gilbert Finch, of Stamford, a well-
known bicyclist, was greeting old friends
in Norwalk, this morning. ,
Mrs. .W' H. Pierson 1111s returned to
Norwulk after a month‘s sojourn at
Sharon Springs, Schoharie county, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Morgan, of Provi-
dence, are, being entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Arnold, 12 Bayview avenue.
Attorney John E. Light and Edmund
E. Crowe wont to Hartford. today, to
attend the Republican State convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses H. Glover and
the Misses Martha and Lizzie Gregory
are home from Lake Waramaug.
Richard Holt and family, of Cedar
street, returned home yesterday after-
noon from a visit in Waterbury.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
Found Ilead 111 Red.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
ATLANTIC CITv, Sept. 1.—Charles E.
Warburton, publisher of the Philadel-
phia Evening Telegram, was found dead
in bed this morning. His death was due
to heart- disease.
Will 11111111111111 his 11.111.111.111.
(Spec 1111 to The Seniineld
Loxbos, September l.—~A special
Rome despafch says it is reported that
King Humbert will announce his abdi-
cation aftcr the marriage of Prince
Naples.__
Warships Slarl For Levant.
lsllt‘tfllll lit the nullilflIIIJ
V.\1.1.1:'r'r.1, Sept. l——11‘o11rtecn British
warships have started for the Levant.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Faust a Winning Attraction.
Morrison‘s “Faust” proved 11 winningfi
attraction at I'loyt's Theatre, last night.
It was presented, as usual, with its elab-
orate scenery and startling effects, and
by 11 good company. Mr. Hoyt opens the
(iraud I ipera House at Siamford tonight
with the play.
Stelson's Uncle Tom‘s Cabin.
’l‘hur.~'day night Manager Hoyt is to
give. us l'ncle ’l‘om's (‘abin. The Read 1'
ing linglcsaysof the play: “SlIPlSUlI'S
big l‘nclc Tom‘s I'uhin company drew a
packed house 111 the Grand iipcra llonsc
last evening. The special scenery, of
which the carry a full car-load, was
very 1111c. A good perfor1nancc 111‘ this
'1'1'1'3'111llilllill' play was gin-11. l'Ispo-cial",
mention is deserved to the many pleas-
ant sis-cialtics. The two ’l‘opsics are
1111: best ever seen licru and are accom-
ipiishcd dam-11'» The Lone Star quarv
1111113 1'1-1‘111111‘1-11 some pleasant negro
11.111111111911111 line 1111111111-1'. 'l'hc .\l‘ri.
can mandolin studcnis were called on
f- 11' four 1111111111111."
on 11111111111111. ‘ ‘
Sentinel oillce
‘
11'.ulk
11111 to business portion of oily. . ,
lIliIclieIlil' Sou.V1:1W1ilI10o1111.a1lD" 1
loop 111.
1 Fonsu 1
I \1'1il‘I' I 'ilIII'IIllY.
The Burglar.
111 the play, "The lini'glai'," the "l'w'l
italor is 1111 through 11 sciics of homo‘
lpicliii‘cstolhe sensation of :1 repulsive
l 1101': irions callingl 1}“ a child scarce seven
- y1111rsol‘11gc.\\lio.11111151111111:rclatc, in
1' 111111] of llt'llll.’ 51mm! 11111 of llcr Wits at;
lilic intruder, 1s1norcalunncil that. her:
;lov«doncs father and mother. sh Ill bel
listurbcdorhmliiv iniured by coniiogl
in cont: 11' i. with 11m midnight 111111111-1'1r.1
"l'ili- c;l1l1l. iii lii'i' lirccoclons four for
l 1111111s,1~1111111ng1o aid tho buigl 11
his 11111111111111 of plunder. and an inic'r-:
vii-w beiwc: 11 the 11111 hasnocounicr
lpn't 11111113111111.1111 of theatrical lore, It
must be seen to be appreciated. Nor 1
Wall. (ipvru llnuse, 'I‘Iiursdav night.
' Myles Areas.
! Whiic llll‘ inn-dc 111 World is wcilawurc
ofil lic furl. it is not known bv liic 11111 .
111' ll public 111: it Andi'i w M.1ck.tlu
,swoci singing comedian by “Alvin: \r~
Ionn',f111nc 1s om- of 11111 11111111 successful
composers of 11111 present day. Many of
' his inolmiics haven world-Wide rcputic 1
lion. and all have 1111-1 with success-w
quite :1 r1 111.1rkahlc I‘w'i "I’hv: he," one
of I111: mugs is now the rage of London
where it is 11111111 in “'l be (My I'nris
iciiiic." 111a rcv' cut llllf rv-ii 11' with Milt
(inilberi, rubli d In Ihc 1\. I. World, «he
siatcs that among llf‘l‘ rcpcrfoirc for her
mining Aim rican iourarc 11voAnu1n1-un
songs. “1\lv|’carl is a flowery Iiirl" and
”N.111cy,"lwtl1 of which arc tic crmiposi-
111m of Andrew 11111111.
llovt 1: on Saturday evening.
1
Color 10111: In Tonighl.
Jatncs A. lfc'IIloy, llll' 11111111111 dialect
coiiimlian who 111111111 a 1111 in Norwulk in
11112 "llrmm Makir.” uiih his seleclcd
company, 11111 lie 11111111 in "l'uscr Max"
111 the \‘m 11 all. ”pl-r11 House, tonight.
Mr Reilly who's knn' v11 1111\1nir111111
sww test singcr. v1.1] 1111 heard in '1 veral
new songs ears-chilly written for him.
'The company 111 accompanied by a full
band and mchestro.
Ontrlehes hell vs I
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III?
v 11 1111111111111 illien tfilm‘
111 sore and 1 o
lflhov pokelholr h cage
the sand of obecurltm one.
blue moon and 11111 A f
lil‘t'll. cvml'luuly w 1
around to see whatllco CA
Illldtll‘lloullln-llmlnl:
WANTED.
TAN'T‘II) 110111 (icfuborm l.
liousnln 111111111 Norwulk or
lieninotov'm 321’: per month. All
113w
YA\’l‘l‘. l).—.\ girl 11"111 eneral ho
w-mk. A111 11y at '11 Lin‘lt strongmg'r";
VVAN'I‘li'lir—To hire a house of seven.
rooms. modern Improvements. conven-
'lllll'a 0
V AN'I‘EL) ~Sne 1111111111111. Rose. 11111111111
'ilalnetrcoI. after Monday. Aumlat'll.
Tells you 1111111, present and future even".
born withse ond sight. flours from 911.111.
'3
V ‘0 LET. ——Neut furnished room to roe
able gentlemen. )ient low. 0. A.“
Huviland all out
V ‘0 l.li'l'.—lv‘lat 11:1 South Zilain str
floor), consisting of 'dvo rooms.
eonv1.-n1(1nccs.linnt $15 possesslun at 01109.
(Jul l 111' ittldi‘csd W. luullgfl, A2 Elli-It tOVOINO. Ol'
inqn Ire on p rein lacs. 8211 6t
V ‘0 1.1. 12—11 Spring "11111.51. first—m Iloor 6
1 mo:smllc'oiiveiilcinmos'renlsmm A-
ply of William \V. Lester at (.rofuta Kna p
I' 1. 'sollb: 0. L'A’Tl
V ‘0 111' '1‘ -A1e1vdo IrablehouseJn rfec'
order. all 1110111 r11 Improvements. 9 lot 1
cation. I11veminutoswu k from depot. In-
West rtrect.
‘(l Ll'l'l‘
floor: 11 ’l‘ollcs slrnoi. Ii rorzims first floor.
51'001111-1 and second floor’l rooms. 10 Tollbs
s1rect.Allinilr:1-t class order and with im-
piovomenfs Al 11y to John 11.
Test street, Soul 1 Norwalk.
11111111 1'11 owner, at 22 Taylor avenue. near '
audit
7‘0 LET. —l' irt floor. 1'. rooms. 70 South
\I 1111111111111 avenue.
rent $12
w.11rd
Main aim-.1 rout 31u1.1:1itta%1.droo‘rps.aa ‘
f ‘0 Ll‘ 1 From September let. offices now
- occupied by Minor D. Randall. in Ta lor’s
111111-11. Washington s reet. Inquire of nylor
A (1111111111. 1325 1w
Vll) 11 ET .~-«l-‘ 1.111 room apartments. first. see-
und and third floor. rear. Four room
front apartment, third storrv.I
\V'indoosin every ro 111 lull s lighted and
cleaned Swan/11k i'orhett block. '19 and ill
\Iashinglnn sin-ct. ApplyOhl “ellCianr CO.
will: u, sillushlilllion sli‘l'ct.
—~—~———~._.
V ‘0 lL"l‘. v—lioums to rent. Apartments on
Main sin-vi. three, four or six room
apartments at low prices. Apply to George H.
lutyllllilll 1". Harriet sires-.1 for key. jidtf
V ‘0 1. FT. ~(‘11iiagc and wash honse.oneacre
land pryeur only. $1011 monthI: nearlio-
1111311111 siuiion. \111 row box 2.110m1yton
(111111 1111111110 slnllon agent not!
V ‘01.]1‘T.~Four room apartment. first and
51111-111111 floor. roar.1'.i “111-11111111) ton street.
o"'1111lo\\.~1111~11-1"1 r1 :ovn hulls 111111111 limit-lean- 1
111: four 1m 111: apaiinwnts. 1111111 and reanthli'd
ll-mr Siv'aait & 1111111 It block. 7" and 1‘11 Wash-
high 11 .‘U'l‘f‘t. rent 117 1111119 \il Apply OLD W611 111
1' 111.1111: 1: _j]16
lath: laveuua. A -
1.1.1.1111. 111 1.11.11.11.11: iii
Silk room cotiu 'onn
' 1111's. Chills ‘En
1l\'r_‘llllP. -.
, T No.1 1'29 11:11: in r avenue. Norwalk. six
1 rooms with 1 if; water. rent demise, three
rooms. city water. rent id From April 1.
room-1 at No. [it .‘llllll street. Norwnlk. rent”.
\m l} IoliALl‘ll MUUDY. 100 East avenue,
Numillk VII"
FOR SALE?
11111111111 hull hugs. Elvuvenuo.
111 1'1~11fuT51111!1-..'a1 u-li‘ 1111 I111. Price N130.
.111 Mb .11. luylun. Ag: of. 5111111 'oi'walk. (T111111.
a o 1111
l‘l.‘ll S\l1l'. 1:) 111111111llci.l\'orwaik tobac-
cuni~t 11 \l; ill i-‘llf'v'l. llin dunnllcstd
cigar in tin-city. 1:01 to: the Shuiuro: 1:. int?
,lltil SH. 1‘.. ~l t1 1".111gs mule of 11111111111111
lnoi 111g. siur~ stitched in by machine
111:11‘111ew11rk d 111» 111 11111 111-st and ImosE
~11b>111111111 1111111111-1'.Sou1l1 Nurwalk llard-
mastf
1301.111” I'oluml 1n. 11 1'1' hlgh pressure
gurlcnli1~11.1'1111r1111h~01lto stun. 600 lbs
111m» 11» to 1111- square inch. In 11105 [MfrI It
111:1" 111-m \v11~ 111111111111 and no partlcularl
~- -1Ii it u 11': 1111- \1'.Iicr1~11rvlln iry humlmsprowfi
.11 111 1.11-y \irlnh \'11iwuik ilardwamCos
11' ‘ioiilii .\1 1111 3.1111.
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ll llltlkn) 111111111111: "ILII‘I‘ stool: eon
”With 1111! 11.1 -.,1 ~111r11 Will he sold "17
1111111111 11111Iut11111-:Apili at the store.
1115
1‘01! bAI. l" ~liu|l ling lot demo on Wes
. 111-11111111 11111-1 11- 11': 1111-1111011 theavunuc'
.1111111'11- lull-11.; ll'mlt'fl. looif
LOST.
IF'l‘ Iii: Sunday, fin-oi carriage. v'lillil's
11.11 1 1l1i|1111|~ feudal Ic r- -\1ar1loflere«1
111111~111111nf111-lu~ 1l\|'llli" hill
ANOTHER CASH BOND PUT UP.
Nanlon Ordered lo 11.11.11 In Court for Trill
Thursday Mornlng.
After remaining in the custody of
I ‘hui of Police llmdlcy 1111 hour and a
hill 1'11st-11'11111' 11111111111111, John 1?.
111,11111111 who sluppod his bond of N‘li'I
when 111-11.111 wanted by Iho'lnwnC‘ourt
1111111111'1111- a Home of intoxication,
wn~ Inkcll before Judge lluidicll.wl10
1111111111111 1"111111111'1 cash bond of #15 for
11111111111 11 ilplwalillii' :1 for trial Thursday
illi'Irlllllg.
llanlv'n 111111 been drinking when the
1l111-f'a1'11-slml him 111 his brother Daniel's
1111111111. Al lllllll'l‘ 111.1111piarlers ho
hm 1111111 illilldlll’ and the chirf told him
that ii‘ he did not keep 111111.11 he Would
put 111111 iii the lockup.
11111111111 has 11111111 in town iwoor three
days, but has kept out of the way of the
Wild“. II is said ih'il 1m ciTort willbe
1111111- lufui'c lud '1' ”liiillll so that
11111111111 11 111111111 will not 1111- 111111325
they put up to ,11 11111: 1111' 111' the loci;
up I; Hi \1'1111’.
Hartman Rowen
111.. Marv-1111a Ill and Moor cc llartiv
1.11111 \1'1'111- 111.11 mm: by Iln r; .l. ll.
lion:-‘l1ci'1".iii .‘1‘1. Alwyn": I-Iii'ircll. this
111111111111: ’lic bridinnud was Miss
1'" "1"“qu "' 1 1'1 )1; iln'lh ”1.11:1, 1'11111111111 T the bride,
11111111111111 41111111111411 l‘uiriai. I1. liaugh.
Aficr ti'o' inurr’mrc :1 reception waslmld
a1 \‘1'11111111111'11 12111.. 111 a house owned
by 311-1, 1111". l'rrniiv'c. by whom
Mr. llariican in Implovi'd. and which
has bu'n Iiitc'l 1111 .111' the iir'wlymarried
couple 1‘lr. lloiiigan meiwd mail!
handsome prc- +1111 from his relatives
and friends llc came here from Brook-
11'
It.
lyn two years and four 1111-1111111 ago, and
has since, resided in South florwallt,
ivrhere he has 111111111 many friends.
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Kim . 32
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Norwalk Chronicler