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NUMBER 211111
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I Captain Henry-Boers Found Cold in
Death in a Bank on the Pesrssll.
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IN 0000 SPIRITS WHEII HE IIEIIIIED.
lie was s Prosperous Farmer of West nodding.
11111 his Love For the Water Often tent
111111 to homslh, 1111111 111 “Csmped
0111" on 8111110 host I in the Harbor.
Captain Henry Bests, a prosperous
farmer of West Bedding. came to South
Norwalk. last Tuesday. and went on
board the sloop Pearsall. anchored be-
tween Gregory Point and Gulf Pasture
beach. where he was to spend a week.
Captain Beers was a retired deep-sea
captain of ten or twelve years’ experi.
ence. He had also run barges for the
, Transportation Coal company to this
s
port. Although he gave up his seafar»
iug life several years ago, he always re-
tained a love for the water, and often
come to Norwalk and "camped out" on
some boat lying in the harbor. He was
a friend of Captain Orrin Byxbee, the
owner of'the Pearsall. I .
Last night Captain Beers, in company
with Bernard Brady. who has charge of
the boat, rowed to Gregory Point. where
they remained a short time. They
reached the sloop. sensor as Mr. Brady
can tell. about 9:30 o’clock. The men
retired in good spirits soon afterward.
At 3,. o'clock this morning Captain
Beers unlike and asked Mr. Brady to
make hi some coffee. His requestwas
complied with. The 'men drank the
sméked their pipes. talked and jok-
ed for» half ‘ an hour or so,
and then went, back to their bunks
Captain Beers was apparently in the
best of health at that time.
Mr. Brady was astir at 6 o 'clock and
went to call Captain Beers.when he was
shocked to find him dead. Mr. Brady
rowed ashore at Second Point. and then
(nine to South Norwalk. where he sent
word of the captain‘s death .to Medical
Examiner Burke.
Captain Beers was in the sixty-eighth
year of his age. He leaves a widow. one
son and a daughter in West Bedding.
He expected to return home next Tues—
day. when the Pearsuil was to go to ()y-
ster Bay to begin the oyster season.
The examiner rendered a verdict of
death by heart disease. Captain Bears
had suffered from heart trouble. and had
been warned by hisphysicisn that he
would probably die suddenly I
LABOR DAY III NORWALII.
flow the Telling Hum oi the Town will
Obs ms the holiday Nest Monday.
Business will be generally suspended
in Norwalk. next Monday. which is
Labor's holiday. The Evening Sentinel
will not be issued.
The annual picnic of the Central
Labor Union will take place on the Fair
Grounds. There will be sports. music
and duct
The People's Choral Union. of about
eight hundred members from New
York. with Frank Dainrosch. director.
willpicnie at Roiou Point. coming up
on tin.1 {steamer :Chu'ucclior. Au or-
chestra will accompany the excursion.
andthere will be fine vocal ,scioctions
all the afternoon.
Lincoln Council. 1). ii. A. LL. will
have s clambako on ;r.hnlth's 1111111111.
The members will take the «ultimate
Lids May. Captain George Wicks. and
Cornet. Captain Isaac Payne. from
Rotor: Point. at 10 o'clock.
'l'hu es-i’risouers of War of l-‘uirlield
c‘iunty will hold 11 reunion and picnic
ht :Gregory Point. Dinner will 1111
served at i o 'c'cclr.
Thogrocerystomstn 511th Nonvnlk
will be closed all day.
There willhsraclng 1111 the Nor-walk
Yacht club house, commencing 111 11
o'clock. and continuing during the 11111111.
11111111. in the evening there will be
dancing. Pardyar Freeman furnishing
music.
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11111 lmlsos (lots. to item.
M11111 Grace Jennings. who has been
teaching for the past two years in 11111
South Manchester Training 1111110111. will
not return 11111111111. 1311c has accepted 11
position in the Noemi school of listen
tin institute. Hampton. Virginia. as
111111111121 of literature and physical sci»
once. Miss Jennings is s 111th-
ire teacher. and her many 111111111111 11111
congratulating 111111 on 111111 flattering on
for. Rho will begin her duties at Hump
ton, 011111111111 1.
«more 1111 Ms M ”album’s.
11111110111101.1111 Matter.
IAINTENANOE OF TRE ALISI-IOUBE.
The Present Board 01 1111111111. list Saved the
Town 0m “.000
The prom at Board of Selectmen has
saved for the‘ town of Nora 11111 in the
support of the almshouse during the
past your, 011,584,115.
The annual report will not only show
this saving in the administration of
affairs, but retrenchment all along the
hue.
Last year’s annual report shows that
it cost $7,301.711to maintain the aims.
house. Inaddition to this the Board of
Selectmen has paid out 111403.17 for back
bills. making the total cost of supporting
the institution in 1811.3, $7,710.93.
The annual report of the selectmen
s'Iou s the cost of maintenance to be but
$3,126.28. This includes $163 for cattle.
$100 for a big hug pen. and several
hundred dollars ‘ for repairs. The
average cost of manteunncc 111 18115 was
$700 per month; for 1896. $265 per month,
which is less than half.
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FORGER BAKER S ARREST.
Madeline More Concerned Over it Than the
Crafty Swindler Seemed to be.
Madeline Campbell, the sweetheart of
Harry 0. Baker, alias Black. blocking
man and forger, spent Thursday in
making frequent visits to police head-
quarters'in Stamford and imploring tho
ofilcers to allow her to see her ”door
Harry.” who was 1cpiuing in the 101 11-
up, awaiting trial for his err. Iticconddct
in Stamford for the past few days.
Madeline was obliged to console her-
self, however. without an interview
with her lover, as he wasallowcd no
visitors. Baker’s arresI seemed to affect
her more than it did-the prisoner him.
self. He spent the time in his cell corn
tinually smoking cigarettes and wnting
numerous letters with a pencil and
paper which he had been allowed to
retain.‘
Another of Baker's worthless checks
was handed to Chief Bowman. It was
picked up by an Italian in Atlantic
street. where it had evidently been drop
pod by Baker when he was being taken
to the lockup; The check was for $111,
made payable to H C. Biker on account
of the Byxbcu company. and bore the
I dlnterud at the Heath 111111-111 1111111111111
, [shown
‘SIIII MIIIS ATTACHED
Employees oi the Stolnhs to Claim 1'
ing for the Wages Duo Them.
ALLIHE DID HANDS DISHHAIIEED.
Mr. Cohen. Who is New housing the Factory.
8-11 the Constable Will line to Stand
81111 for the Conversion ol Properly
That Did Not Belong to the Mill.
Constable Thomas Hunt. yesterday
afternoon, placed an attachment upon
the finished material at the Norwalk
Silk Mills to covera ini of $190 wages.
according to the edulo printr-d in
Tuesday's Sentiu e the employees .
Attorney Wale their claims inI
hand.
As soon as ti chinent was made
Mr. Cohen ser ‘rd from New York
to discharge the e ployucs. and there is
no one at the factory today except
Foreman Charles Sehweizer and the
forelady, Miss. Laura Schuefer. Steurrr
11111111101, gotten up this morning.
Mr. loheu arrived today.
says the constable cgu keep the
goods and stand a suit for the
convei‘sion of property that does not
belong to the Norwnlk Silk Mills com
pauy. Mr. Cr‘ilien's claim is that 111-
owus the stock, and it cannot be attach-
ed for money due the men from tho
\'orw ilk Silk Mills company. He says
there will be new stock here 1112.11 week. 2'
111111111111)armwforcr1 ofomploy,1111s and.
the mill will be running as usual. I
The 11111111 is returnable to the ToWn
Court of Norwalk. Monday, the 31st inst.
1
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ENTERTAINED TIIE OLO SOLDIERS.
1
The Womans Christian Temperance UnionI
Visits the Home 111 Noroton Heights.
A party of about forty. consisting of
11101111111111 of the Woman's Christian
'I‘empcrnnco Union and their friends,
visited the Solriicrs‘ Home at Newton.
yesterday afternoon. T171111 chapel was
well filled with the inmates ,of ihv
Home.
The pIogrnquic 111111an with a praise
players were offered by Mrs. 'i‘. t. [)11- I
1211111111111 Mrs. I11. 11.
Mrs. ..I Wilkiu (111111111 short 11111111111111
Igood sound money 1111111. Ills parser
,editor .Iskchr. "iii If 1hr,-
. tlcut.
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N ORWALK, CONN. 11A TURDAY
IIILL OI MONO IOIIEY.
Statistics and 111111111111 that 111111111 the "611111
M",0Hndworl.
ammonium E. J. Hill read an inter-
esting papm on the 1111111111111 question at
the worm of 11111 Bridgeport Republican
club, last night. Mr. Hill is a [1111111112111
1111111101111 1111111 and locked at the urination
as a man of basin-11111111011111.1111" the
I'nirm. since the "gold vs. sliver"11r
gumcnt became the recomrized feature
of the presidential campaign. Mr. 11111
has delved deep into literature and sta-
tlstics of and \pertaining to the
effects of gold standard» and 1111-
ver standards in this and other
countries. As a result he has be-
come a mine of information on the
question. and last night importer! 11
111111111 portion of it to :1110 or mort-
1. mainly- with show-
'c'alt statistics
ing the relative writings of gold and!”30 o‘clock when “my were 1101 d up by
silver at periods during the years that
the mints have been in active opera—
tion, The rest of the paper cousistcd
of 11 series of good sound facts, and
taken as a whole served to destroy
the favorite arguments of the silver—
itcs. Mr. Hill stated that he was 11111
afraid of the intelligent voters and
' and were more or less bruised.
nun-1111111111
WHEELMEH HEIII III’.
in Encounter with Foot Pads on the
Way Home from Comps.
KHDDKED DDWII AH EMDAHKMEHI'.
The Illahwaymru then Attempted to Make all
‘wtth sTsndsrn hidden by Evsritt 311111911111
11111 Innis 11111111, ‘11 woman—As 1111:
preaching Team Frustrsiu their Purpose.
Evcritt Byiugtou. employed by the 11‘.
111. Ambler Cvcle company, of Norwalk.
Iwcnt to Compo. last night to give a '
lesson. 1111 van accompanied by Morris
ithcarn on the lirm's tandem. “
They were on their way home about
three rough characters. and Byington
receivad a blow in the face that knocked
both men 011' the bicycle. They rolled
some yrlistancc down an embankment
The men then started 011’ with tho
those who read up on 111111 question.
afraid of was that the glib torigned om
tors of the "silver hugs" would in-
11111111111! the carols-1111 voter into casting
his ballot for free silver
The pop" wasil'u-Itr.111,1l by af1w
Istorics and anecdotes. 111111 of these Mr
iiill related as happening to l1imsclf.§
W bile on his Western trip. Mr Hill c11~
countered '111 M111u1 11111.1 .1 [11111111111111
editor of one of 1.111.- Iiulnih, Minn. ,2
They disci 111111111 1111,- 11 .
Yr
1111le
Duluth
1.1 was any
papers.
111111911011 for 51111111 1111111
sentiment towarrlfr roe 1111111
The congressman 1
Was practically
there 1 0121-.
111111111, rmriadiinvi the information lint
Minnesota was boiling over with silvcri
scutimcnt. Mrhliili 1111111111 why 1111 1111c
editor 1 tiarught there should be no scntl- I
meat in that din-rtinn in Connectirut,
service. 1111111) Mrs. William l.:11.vre11111-, iWIiIIGM 1111- 11mm: 1111111 Mmu- «11111 was 111-1-111'1'111.’ .
11111111 I 11111 obliged 111 ruler is the 111-1
{11.11111 11.ltr11111111111 s :11- {missing 1 11
1111111111111; solo .1111: 1111 111111111111 but it limillv 11.11111- The 11111.1 Inc-u! 1.1111 11 111111211 them
answer was 111 the 111111111 iirat ('11111111 11-
forged signature of 5111111111 Price. .1.1114I1v1110111lu'1-111I' 11111 1 1111111; .5111111, by li‘fll- “’39 M11 111111111 wry 1111111 111 11111
grocer.
Baker was arraigned upon charges ofI ,
forgery and obtaining money under false I
pretenses. Attorney Kencaly appcurcd
111 behalf of the prisoner, who entered a
plea of not guilty. llc objected to 11111
presentation of the checks as evidence
of forgery. and stated that he hadno
sympathy for the accused, but believed
it the Holy of every member of
the bar to see that :1 man 1115 not
punished for what he had not done. H11
believed the prosecution would haven
difficult time in proving 11111 cluIrgcvt‘
forgery. 1111 11111111 had been committed.
'i‘nu " 1r H. C. 15." after the signature.
showed lainly who the check had been
made on y. and its purpose was only
to shicld i. in accused from the charge of
forgery.
When asked if he wished 11111111111111
stalcmcnt. Baker said: "i agree wiili
iuycuunscl precisely in everything he
has said. When! cashed those checks
any business man who could read could ;
11cc what they were. I was drunk win-I1
1 did it, and was compelled by starva-
tion to 11111111 them toga-t 11011111111111.1111
out. The amount. was 111111111. nudl in-
tond to reimburse 1111-1111 man as soon 1111
I [11111111ny can. no InuttI-r what. my 111-115
touch 11on be."
Judge Downoii considered the 1111111111111
11 dangerous character lobe at large in
the community. became.- of the cunning
be displayed. and looked upon his con.
ductusnu unlawful act with criminal
intent. as his intentions wurc 111 11c-
fr'aud. lic proixira-d to make 1111 11qu11-
bio of him for the born-lit 11f Iain-1'11 of
his character. 111111 1111111111111 11 line 11”.“.11
111111 11111111111111 him 111 111111111 months in
jail.
“MM—w... _ d“... s- -m.
The houdslshsiud.
T1111 steamboat [11111111111111.11111111 llrldgc-
port. 111,111,. which was sunk off Brochu-
strevt. Now 111111. was rats-1111111111-
mduy nib-moon. and was lump-1111
sir-1y towad down the East rivcr.
11111111111111.1111 directly 111111 in the collision
was cornparativcly slight. but the al-
1111111 reunions war-h from the furry
11111111 111111 olhvr passing man»
cm was proving most disastrous
it was thought that it might rust $111..
11111 in repair the. vessel. which in insured,
1.11- 11111,qu
NEW CANAAII.
Mrs. Lon so 11111111111 and nephew.
1111111111- Dorks-1111.111 New 131111111111. 111111 in
New York today.
Miss Wit-lilo flmlgessnd Mrs Gertrude
Brooks are visiting on Long island.
when that 11.1.1.1 window. 110th
slur-111111 Hardware 011. '
Mrs. i 11‘.lhiut\v:cll shmt talk by 1111111- I
111-. Mrs. Lawn-111111; solo by Mrs. J. W.
(7111111111: address by Mrs. .I. M. Cohnru, 1
subject. “Taming of 11111 '1‘1111'1;" closing 1
11111111.;
Special mention slmull 1111 11111111 mi
“13 ('oburn' .1 address. which was a
very .1qu one. and is Worthy of buingI
put in print for 111111111 li‘itdlnlr. .1.-11,1nonfi
lilo rum'itcs exprI 11.51111 his wash that. it
should be 111111111111. Mrs. linutwr-Il‘s
sweet singing nddrd much 1‘0 the help
l'ulucss 11f IIli' 1111111111111. and Mrs. (‘obl
lins brought tears to the eyes of tho-11.
brittle-11111111111 veterans by 11111 effective
Words of welcome were received 1111
(Ivory 11111111, and the ladies were obliged
to promise the veterans another 1 islt 1111-
fore very long.
Alli-1' 11111 111 1cting (ivory attention 11-11111
givcu tlu1 visitors. and they spent 111-111111 I
lime in visiting tin1 illltvrcnt ricpurt- I
111011111. \le111 certainly r11ll111't gr-atI
credit upon Hope rintcudI-ut i' on 11111111111
I 1111111 assistants.
LINOERED LORD OVER TIIE CLAHS.
The lumber: ol the Union Votersns’ Union
(to to Senior tor I Show Dinner.
111-111111- odd 1111-1111111” 111' 11111 I'Iuiuu
“11111111111 1' 1111111 guihcrmi 111111111 11 tall
11-111111' tr111.1 at 5011111111 111111111. 1.11111 No or-
walk. 11111- 111-1111 1111111rifli1ruon11.trip11rlak1-I
of n shurc dinner. Flags limb-rod 1n uI
tin1 bun-lie. landing on .1111 11f lu-r-ruuirrg'
patriotism to lhI1 1111111111
The buko was 111111 on 11111 111mm, 111111111.
the sup-11111111111 11f 1111111111111 Waring. It
«11111111111111 11f clam-1. 1111111111111. grin-I1 mrrII
a III while and sweet potatoes In 11111111111111. 1
11111111111111 111 1111111 half a hundred 1111111111111
11111 1111111111111. i"-1111111. steaming 11111. was
brought frnnIi 'olounl James l.‘ 111111111111 ‘
111111111 11111111111111- 1111111' by. and brown
brand 111111 tomatoes. with 11111111111111 mi
11111,- wan-11111111111 ionic-tort.oomph-11111
1111-, form.
M11111 11111 11111111111111 had taken their
plat-cant 11111 two 111111: 1111111111 arranged
for tin-11111111111111. Rev. A. 11. Smith asked
a blessing. which was I’uIImt'cd by 1111
attack on the 111111111111. 11111111 humor
proverb-II. and many int-1111111111 11f army
' life war-c recounted.
I When the stars 111111111 out I'vmri'ude
'.1. 11.11111111111- 1111111111 1111- 11111111111
limit-rue with which 11111 mrdimlil were
IIImffl'flE'WI. and place-ii 1111111111111 1111111111111 on
11111 tables. and sonic of 11111 Veterans.
Ilngr-rr-d long over 11111 festive clams
1111111 D35 Easily Mild.
1 311111111131 laryrughl‘o flimfan‘loml M.
icyclc for $1111 :51 Inch at our disrisy
Iuimluvv. 1111. humour Fiat-dwarr 1'1.
‘ 112111111111 Light company.
" ml. the 11111111 111 W111!!! 111111111111.
11111111 Minm-mtu was swallow-11 In 111-
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MIGHT RAVE LOST IIIII EVERIOIIT.
Hugh lcldasrs. so Electrician, Nearly Blinded
Mule Repairing a Transformer.
iiugli .Ilr.\1.lams of 11 31111111111101.
.Norwalk. an 1i11ctricisn 11111111131111 by
South .\'omulk
had a. nar-
row prompts to 1m lining his cps-sight.
111st night,1111111-rrpazringalrnrrsfnmur
tho Norwaik and
I011 a pole in front of flour urirug lure:
“Wall sir-1111i
The accident was caused by 11 111-11
manner in which she r1111111-ri1rit1v1111111cs I
I turning (1111,1vbil11 1111 was rvpu: ring the.
I damages occasioned by ’l'lrnmlny ngIII 11
11111 1ctrical storm
I [1113ny 11111111111 1- 1.11 tim “work “It?" iii! . whirl 1111‘ It 11f III" piililrr' sillinlit in 1,1 1m
Mr.lilr1\rlains 11:111
Ilir-Iprr 1111.111 :1 report. and looking up
1111111 \l1'\1l:1me' i111.1d envelop-1i 111:1
blue 11: 111111, WM 11 quickly snbsimnl lie
11111111111111 if Mr 31111111111111 11111111 1111111111
111111111111 1111 1111.11 11 that how was only
11 IghtLy burned lit1 kept at 11111111. and
.11 1 1‘1 clock. Iial f 1111 linuraflcr tilt at 1'”;
I111 at lmppcrnul fh1-ligl1111 wr-rv burning. ‘1”“1 1111111110
.\fl’r'r finishing iii-1 Joli Irr- mitilplnim'rl .
nt’ 11111111511111: «111911111111 in I111 1-y1-11 :111111'
{darted for 1111 71111111 In truth-- 1111111 '
Iii‘is wrists .1111. iii-gun 111 «1111an and
1111111111.}111 rrtiml 11111”.an was in
‘ Iain all niaht.
'lhis morning ”1' t It 31111111111111.11-
summoned .11111 prmrritml for 111.1 in-
juries 1111 11111111. that Mr. \bntvlnnrs 11 Ill
be quI up ~1- 11'111 day-.1111: that his
eyesight will [11'1 111.1ny not 1111 11111111 1111
if he takes 1111'an 1' care "I his 1 you and
111111111 111 a. dado-111111 111111111.
III" I!“ OCT 07 WORK
Crest 01.111111111111311 tritium
of This Niobium
’llm great in 11111111111111” 11111111111111:
in this noighbnrhwi on- running with
111111 mm 1111111111 shorter harm than at
any lime in 1.1.1 11111 11111111 years M
11111 11111111 11an 111111111 111111 1111111111. in
monitor-11, where 1.1111 mm are 211111on-
1111 in the busy 111111111111, only a few man
arr-at work in 11111111 of rho IMMIncnta,
111111 othm are 1111111111 entirely .\t 11111
(1111- 11111111. win-"1 dye 11111011111111 limrim:
are mauufaniomi. and 111111111 in busy
111111111 night and they form 111111 111111111117
and
there in" In many 11111111111 run-hanks
out of work
Hills have static-1111p Mm having 111111111
1111114111 A 11111: 11111111111111: 111.1an at 1111.1
Partition-rick brill, and that mots. 1111111:
1111111111111 1111111111 in its: slabs Wild
similar "will” mung thr- Ming
mfllilihth lilo fl.1’.fl'lt.
W1
,tandem, but Ilvingtou grabbed the rear
'l‘hcsc, he thought. would assuredly
vote for sound money. What he was 1... 1rd
in (‘ ouncc ‘
dd him ihutI
The:
editor replied that 11111 didn't think that .
there would be any in the Nutmcg’
1111111 111 1111 11mm 1.1 111.111.11.111 1.1.11
A team was
approaching. and 11111 1111111, after
1 asking w hat- 1111111 it was and whore tho
bicyclists were fr11111.to111 them to go on
tin Ir way. and to be ~— quick about it
Both young men wore, glad to camp. .
wheel and clung to it.
and quickly left the scene of their .111 '
‘vcntnrc.
it is believed that if a 111.1111 had not
.‘isee.
11115111101111 arsesrcass
Gigantic Strike at book Laborers.
1.111111111111111 The tientinoiJ
Losriox. Euptember 5 ~It is reported
among the delegates of the Trade Uniou
Congress, which meets in Edinburgh.
Monday. that all plans for a gigantic
strike of the dock laborers of the world
have been perfected. und‘that the most
important labor movement ever c011:
caived may be commenced in the
autumn.
Reininrcements Arrive in Cubs.
(Special to the Sentinci.i
Baum, September 5,—Reinforce-
ments of fifty-three officers and 1,974
soldiers arrived from Spain, this morn.
ing. It is reported that Antonio Maceo
has died from wounds received in a re-
cent fight.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
—Ne\v Youman. at U‘Brien's.
Swurtz a: Corbett are havipg two
Windows cutin the west side of their
block in Washington street.
Taylor's; Holden oil'er for sale at a
bargain, the new house at 3:1 ‘Fniriield
avenue, this city.
—Supcrinr bicycle. 0111' window. Re-
.iinced 10111111111 each day. South Nor-
11' all: Hurdw are company.
Monday. Labor Day. 1110 Norwalk and
been coming the men would hnvc taken
;t'1r1 111111111111.
I11 Elli! darkness, the \‘01 w.11k wheel-
11101.1 could not Ivtcoguizc thei' assailants.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
\
Card From Manager Mitchell.
‘ To the Citizens of Norwnlk: I11 prov
11111111111111 vernl hundred dollars in n1 1k-
Ingmariipcru Housebright and nttruc-.
1111:.1'111- stage is being~lieightenml
Illint I may properly produce 11111
great scorin- productions of 1111.1 modern
in
tln‘
I 1111111101 of theatrical entertainments.
high-class attractions,
I I11>p11
l 1 IIInkr- this matter :1 cmiit
to our mty 111111 its 11111211115. I
I ask your cooperation. 'I‘lIcI'o are
11111114 win-11 I shall anxiously look for
hurl-111111111: 11111111111 to conic out in force
=111111 givi1 11111 proper «11111111111 1111' 1111-2'
‘1111111'11rs. 0: root 1110511 (11111114111151; tho,
upzmmnce 111' "Hermann ”11113111111“ 1111
I Soph-mfwr 2311. III order to secure 111111.
lam to 1111113111111. I ask you to make
1111,11 an 11111111 in our city. This will be
.1111: first lippt‘lll’iillf‘C 111 any small city,
and never before has such 1111 nt-
Llrscliou 11111-11 oifcri-Il in our own Opera
111111111- 111 11111 city 111’ our 111111111.
.\Ir III-nriunn brings two car 111111111 111
1Hx111111111'11 paraphernalia and 11 email
MEI“) of .quihnrv furl-1s. ”ilIn 11111111
1:111111111111 will burn 11v1-r1'1-s<111111111 par
- 15111111112111 exact 111‘1111111- rpurl of his 11'1111-
1111r1nl 11-11'I'f11r111111111s 111 Ibo 1.111.111 111111-11
1111 1111.1 11 11111 other 11111111111111 111 its
11.11-11.1-11111111111-611111 twinkling 111' :1 star
I111 11111 "1111-1111: and rr'i'ulgvllt 111111111111-
lean .\ir llcnnnnn 11111111 kinuuf 11111
1 11111111111111.
.111v111l11112r1'1111111r1 III [iii-smiling 111111
.mourritiwnsl for-l that 1 am 1111111,:
.111111111111111'11111-111 111 11111 world r3111.115
:1111- new 1111 111111. and 1 11111111 to 111111 a
quick n-uiuursu from 1111' crib-sprisnig
11111111 Invmg public.
\‘1-ry li1~~p1~11111111y.
11.11: 1111mm“.
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‘ Keith's VlsIrd Work.
1 'i'hrre is mun-thing sowclrd. 1111-1111111:
11'nbl‘ .IIIII 11111111111 11111s1r1111111r.1l about
Imuny 111 Mnghiuu K1111111'111riparian-11111
innit Illusions. that 111 1111111111s11111111f his
‘il‘llll'l’lmllllli'lllb 111 him the M 111111111111 111'
n 111'111111lr11111fln1 Arabian Nights. I111
has a programme for his unangmuunt in
Iihiu city 111111 11111111111111 111111111111111111'1111111111
1111 "111111111 111111111. the like 111‘ which has
;II111 1111111 11111111 111111111111 of luvliu.'llI-1u-
gmirhmtaclnirn that tI1r1ir 11111111111 1111m- 111
1’1" [1111111111 1111111151101 Illi'if‘iti'tfl'ltl bulbs
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The amount of good things 1111111 111'
and 11111111111011 for Andrew him-11.111111
meet singing «1111111111111. 1111111111 1111 11
large volume. Inn-i season Wn! his {mt
coastal-mud 11111 harm-«ion he 111111111
souvenir-1mg one. iii-1 New York 1111-
gugoment at 11111 American Theatre was.
111111111111 fomrslcadlurr critic. "a writ!
:lsho iriurnph‘ A11 iiir Lucius fi'Trig
, tolling 1111. i 11111 writer 1111111. “11111111111:
1111111111 11111711 for #1711111 WWRI. 111011111 stage has 11111111 in iwoniv yeara;"l
start 11111111111 less than 11111.1 11111111 rrmIsnmher. "Mllcs ahead. in an artistic 111111111111.) 111311111 very lmugry?‘
1111-1111111. of 1111- most ‘pvmulur who hnvr-I
«swayed the (thalmts1r"'lhllt is on 11111-1
Ham-s1 11f Iltil Illliflimir‘ ability. H0 111 on.
111111 111,1 the 11111111 111111111 1.11.31 of the no.
code 8e will he at s'l'lieatle to-
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paring for your amusement I, have 111-.
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Sothorwalk post-offices close at 11
Io'clock. Delivery 111' S.
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Mrs. 11.1‘ Griswold formerly of Elm
.strecr. died :11 the home of her parents,
I in Missouri. last Saturday.
I .—\\'orth seeing. Starts at $515. Buy
!it when your price is reached. 50. Nor
I adults only
' wau'rlo.
MEANING and drama establi
J linymuud street. corner of
street.11111111111111-1111trlc carnatiowt
(ionu. \icwres1‘1o11tfuilyanrmu uncut»
111151111111 \or'u 111k Vcirwuik
1111 1111111 established arseldves
dyeing and 1111-1111111 bus acne; and“
moored to '11) all It 1111111111 cleaning
1111 In the 11-1 1 tic-1i styloand manner.
1111 in. dresses. either made 11 orapa
canon ininuta' 111111311. h111.c.et
lrln 1111.11111110 organ. billiardcove
11111111 .14 tins. 11111111011111. klriuhoeu'
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dyed111-1111111111‘11111114 pressed in the
nor“ CBU’l "l‘El llE‘Asiti
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to 1111111 111-11111» on juvon le works
Esrkguaranteedat home China;
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Vorwa 1: preferred. Address Box 5,91.
Normlk. Conn
7,111) LFT. 4111.. 11111144 Knapp place on Yul!
llelulavenuo. lit-ht low to a desiralo
tenant: M1111 house on Gerard lace. III “mod.
11 nimprovements dcsimhle are small fam-
ily Enquire of E. Adams 0rd ll 'l‘yl or. I!”
7 ‘0l.E'1‘.—-fluit of furnished rooms Had
11g111.1111l 1111111. 1111111. No.10Ma1ahu
street. M. Gifford Purdue. 115 North Hill!
street. 11’:
f ‘0 LI '1‘ ~In 1.11.1 .\nrivulk. two orIbrO!
plenwrmt moms 111 a. desirable location. to
1111111111 1111- all lrunrovome
Manhunt .6 0511111111 '1nue . ,.
; O 1. 1-. ’1‘. .1.-1.1111111111111111 room to "sprite
able gantlmnen. Merit low. 1.
Ilavlland street. 31! 1,15
"0 ll"i‘.~l 1111 1115181111111 Mnln street (heist
1111- lug-«11151111111101 live rooms. Died
11111111111111-1511-111 $15: possessionat once.
1.1111111- 31111101111 \i' lounge. 4') Eastavenne. or
Inquire 1.111 premises. ”96¢
1’ hill-11‘?“ Spring street. first floor it.
. 11111 . II 1'.111V1111Irn1‘er‘i,' rem “2 00
ply 11! 11111111.. W. lmnlnr nt Crofutk a'Knlfp
(.‘1 Still. '11.
VJ‘OJ .1'.I '1‘.— .i vorydiu-imble house. in .‘
111111112 1111111011111 1111 roverrents. 1- 0t '
cation 11' be niiuuros' wn k fro 1m depot. 1111-
11111‘
(11 111111111. or 1:. Tailor avenue. near
not!
“1:111. ire-1t
TM 1 El .--ii1-11-.o 211 Day street. 0 rooms. first
limit: a i'nllc.-;str111,11.fi roams: firstlior.
51'1111111151111-1 emu-111i floor? 100315.10 Tones
street. iii in first class order and w1tb km 1
mow-moms A11 1111' 11- John H. Knapp. 8‘1
inst 51111111. 115111111 Norwnlk. until
7 ‘1) LET. ——I‘lrt ti ur. Ii rooms. 10 South
Main atri 11i rout .tli' Outta 6.61:001115.” .-
i\;'.1oiiwanlavennc.rent 1111111911-
11 1111
| 11.1.1. Hardware C1)
I 1‘1111 remains of as... Weintrnuh. who
11.111 burned to death. Wednesday night.
wore taken to Stamford for burial.
The (in- mock Swimming club of
I Srnrnfc,1r1l will giv 0 another trolley party
' 111111111'l'r11111w11v, next W eduesdny night.
I
I -—-\'ew Dunlap. at ('1- llriun s.
(idly 111111111111 mum-.51.. was transacted
l :11 11111 monthly 11111111111: of 11111 Epwortli
Lemme, of the Norwnlk filethodist Epis-n
I copnl church. last night.
I
,l.. R llcnncitwill speak at 11111 1:01—
Ipv l N r1110 111 linuriscn' :1 H2111. tomorrow.
,..il'11_r111.1111111 112.11111'1-1111111. There will be
1 solo singing. N1) millection.
The South Nortvnlk Hardware com-
pany displays in its window 11 $7.3
, win-cl. Its price is 1515. it is proposed
Ito 111111111111 it fifty ccntscnch work day
until it is sold.
, .lulin ii. Johnson. 11111. Well-known
51111111 Nrrrwalk hatter. who is now cm-
pluyiui 11v 11.11.51111111 111 i’atcrson. is
pending a few days wile his familynt
1‘11) “1 11111111 1111 :11'0111111
——~'1".1l;1 is furl 111- kinghnu: Post’s benc-
fit for sah‘ at U. “1'. Raymond s. .I. II.
Ibiyt's. Norwulk. 111111 If. h'. Hood's jew-
elry 111'111'11. South Norwulk. 3:. 1.11111 :‘1111'.
Charts 11111111 Monday.
'l‘hI1 Ihuuncralic clot-tors of the Second
Voting district will hold 11 mucus in
\TIHIl Ilnll. Wednesday. 1111-1111111111111' ii.
.11 11 o'clock. in the evening. toelcct dolo-
Kfllt'ti Io tllv! various conventinrrs.
'11111111 A 11111111111 lIuvcmld 111A. lllan-
i‘IllliII llu1 11111111111111 building lot cor-1111'
i-IIImvmd :11'11111111111111 1 billion Hill sirucl
I‘Iu'ylmvc11111111111111:1votingcou1311111111111
:11'1111111~ 111 Mrs. Mary (1111111111111. of
Nni'wnlk.
The Jolly 1111111. 11f H111111111n1.11111k\'i‘1 11-
uc-day lur 11.111111111g11t111111111 l’oiut.
.\"uihlng hams-111111 in 1111111 11111 111111111-
11111 11.1:1111111. 111111 Mrs. Mills-1' 111.111 hvr
pork-111111.11 at the Point. A libi-rul d11-
Itvciiou1vuslakonin tn Iii-fray bur 11x.
[It'lli‘f'll 111111111.
I’ioucur flock and Ladder conipauy
1111111 11 111'111111111-1I1'111111 tin-(toutnr sch-vii.
1.1111. night. It 111.111 1.111111111111111 by 1.1111"
ll'JngIIn-nr 1’111111'111. assistant I". W.
’I'iuiiili. Councilman Chi‘mry. of tho lir-
i‘dlllfllltii‘l", and Captain (Visit-III). of
Hope flim- company. The chir-f was
much plenum] orcr 11111 Work done by 1111-
Immpnuy. and complimented Captain
Morris 1111an the 11lllcienoyof his men.
it is prnbul 1111 that before long th11 1.101111
panics of the department will hold a
drill together. “w“ _.
~—l\'111v Young... ..1 u mien s
I "l on any llrm- 11111 pll'htynf likes in
in (11111111111111.1111! its-misuse “11111111111113 .m- In the 111mm. be 111111111 his 111.111 11111111! of 1111- llmisn ” 1111111 11111 man who
lwnnhuntingu century boarding plum-
“How are the fish—411111 good? ”1'
"Iiuligt‘yl ”that Mrlt‘ I should say
Inc. Why. we don I 111111, books at all out
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"You don‘t? What do you hire?"
"Dinner-boil."
1! ‘1) L '1‘. —-Four ruorn apartments. firetm .
1111 and third floor. rear. 1’0an!“ '
front apartmen'. third stury.| rent I7
Windowsiu 1-vmy rn n1 blighted and
Icleanui. Maori/.1 Corbetto lblock. 79 and“
\ViIHIIlngtonblli'nt. Applyo WeilCigiter
111111111. 11.1 Washington street. 2
V ‘0 LET .—Rooms to rent Apartments on
1”311111.11" 91:191. three. £11111| 0‘:- at: roolriu
111111 men so 11111 prices. on y o oo o .
1.11111101111. olfnmet street. for key. 71"“
V ‘0LE'I‘.-—('1ittuge and wash house.oneacro
1111111: 11y 111111 onlY tron month1neurlio-,
11.11inan station. Arlr r9511 box 9. llowuyton
Conn. lr1umestiitlon agent. letE
' l0 1.1.111.~11...11 room apartment. first and
5-1 1111111 tin-1r. run 1:13 V'...5hlngton street.
1111111- 11.111 11:11 1:111 :1 r111 111.1111“ .11 lighted urldcloan-
lzfour 11 11111 .11111‘1111111tsf1 "1! 11.111] re 1r.thlrd
tom-Myst... .1. Corbctt b11.11ir.l" and iii Was -
11'. gton 5ireét. rent IT 111111;- ..1 AI‘ ply Can “an nu.
1‘ 11..\I:111._ 111’de
1 Int-11d avenue. A
(.‘L.\11K. 18 Quinuf:
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mum.- withv 111' 11 111111. rout 3319.151) ‘11:?
Ir1111n1.~'.11itv11ntor. rent 34. From Aprlhj
roommnt .\'-1.11 .‘lain strew- l. Norwnlk. rent”!
.\'”.11- 1.11.11.1'11 MOODY. wisest avenue.
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FOR SALE.
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1.1 11- «go 1‘ 1.1111111; at the City Not? 211%
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111'1-n1111 flow. every 11 luveuienco.
Mirror-1111111112 ilqure 'l,a1'lur.v urridsn. new
l.‘lill~‘\ll1 ”'lticllumt 111‘ of Diimnlkfl
111.111. \11111111 spring street. or
l‘Ul. 11.11.12 —1.11111111111111111111111.]8! avenue.
In 111.1r1il.1w1~r11g11'-11s11l Chapel.
Jul-1111M1.11y11-11,Ag1-nt.South “mutations.
sun 1.
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11114111111111 work 1111111: in the best and mag
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1.11111 .1111 11'. Thu 111111 11111111111111 business
lI 111111'111.l1111111113‘1111111estock an
liviilln 111111 1111111111111 1111 till 1111 said very
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41.11.1111. 11111111 11111111111110 1111 on the horn-rd
1\IIE‘II‘I11'I11YIHI' t 11111 Ion.
1111111 lilo—«Mildred—llave you heard
the news 111111111. i'hartin Kink-1 ancilla-
licl iiuvtvm:
.\111111111111541‘11. what in 111'
Mlhircrl-li11'11 in love with her.
Arlclalrlr-«Ilnw do you know?
liilldrwb 51111 worked two hours at l
siren-11.11111. night. trying to touch her I
Iiiothcr to ride the bicycle.
Willy-JIM animals go to 111111111111,
1111mm?" l'urscn i_im:111mau~'1No, WI!»
hum-probably not; or at least we have
Iron-11111111 to think so." Willy-Writers
the milk 111111 honey in heaven must to
111111111111 goods. I suppose?”
Am-ommndatiug.-"fiow much is thh
calico 11 yard?" inquired 11 11111111111111.-
slrrippcr 11! is 1111111 111111111.
"Thirtm-u cents a yard. ms’arn.”lio
filtRWl‘t'WI civilly.
”Thirteen 111 1111 unlucky number.”
"Yes'm. that‘s 1111. I'll mslroit foil!»
icon and call it even."
No wanna-.1111. 'l'slkant-e-"Whfii
‘does make you talk so much in your
seen-1011111111" Jonah-"111111111 1111111:
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Norwalk Chronicler