NUMBER 2.627
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A ,} A AWIllorI Mon Hoop Desperate Battle
‘ ‘ with Twolig amt».
BEAT TIIEAI OFT Willi A BLOB.
Wu Badly Bitten on the Log and Shoulder-—
On his Way to Attend a looting at Butler
.. lodge when the Altair OoourrooaA
Oortor Broom llto Wounds.
Two vicious dogs owned by "David
Jenks. the milk dealer, attacked George
Keeler, of Wilton, last night, as he was
passing Mr. Jenks‘ farm on Belden llill.
After adesperate struggle for his life
with the animals he succeeded in heat-
ing them 05’. but was badly bitten on
the arm and leg.
Mr. Keeler was on5 his way to Butler
Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., which met at South
Nerwalk last night. and started to walk
to Winnipauk to take an electric car.
He knew that Mr. .Tenks kept two only
dogs. but. suppossed they were tied up
and not allowed to run at large in the
streets. ’ "
As Mr. Keeler neared the .lenks pines
he heard a dog bark and shortly after-
ward at big brute home bounding towards
him snarling {Ind growling. An instant
later another dog appeared and one of
them jumped at his throat. but missed
his hold and caught hiih by the arm.
The dog fastened his jaws upon Mr.
Keeler's arm and he was unable to.
shake him off. He finally secured a
club that lay iu-tho road. and beat the
canine about the head until he loosened
his hold. In the meantime he had kept
the other dog: oil by sturdy kicks, but
as the brute let go of his arm the other
dog grabbed him on the 19;; near the
hip. He again used his élub and made
the animal let so. Mr. Keeler then
started in on the aggressive and beat the
dogs with clubs until they were glad to
retreat. I A
After ridding himself of the dogs M r.
Keeler thought of his own injuries; his
arm especially, as it began to pain him.
He continued on to Winnipiulr and
took a car for South Norwnlk, where h-
had the wounds dressed by a physi-
cian who informed him that as the skin
was not broken, only badly bruised, ll
would be unnecessary to have the
wounds canterized.
Wheir asked about the matter by ii
.Sentinel reporter this morning Mr.
.Tenks stated that one of the dogs war»
his and one belonged to a neighbor. He
said he saw Mr. Kceler late ~last night
and Miami to settle with him any dam-
age he asked because of the attack. In
reply Mr. Kecler said that he did not
wish to make anyone trouble and at
long as the injuries were no 'tvorse ln-
would let the affair go unnoticed.
Nervous Proslrolion and Heart Failure.
The extreme humidity of the climate
reduces the vitality of invalids so rapid»
1y they soon loose their magnetism. It
can berestored “insulation," that is, cut
oil‘ the electric current, always iron! our
bodies toward the earth. by sitting In
a chair or on a platform. with glass turn-
blers underneath. or lie upon a bed that.
has glass under the legs (beav y salt cel-
lars will do}. Any person I‘Iui‘i‘erini.I
from nervous prostration will find Im~
mediate relief. One or two hours will
give complete restoration from the less
of vitality caused exhaustion. It was
observed in a II ul whorcu patient
who had a limb amputated, and lifII
seemed rapidly passing away. When
placed on an insulated not he rallied to
quickly the cause was evident. not only
t ) his surgeon. but he said it seemed as
though something had stopped flowing
in his whole body. To somr'orireme in-
oalu‘tors will prevent insomnia. Heart
failure is often produced by indigestion
When there is severe pain in the region
of the heart the person should prostrate
themselves on the face or stand on the
hands and knees for Iiitnen minutes. A
teospooufnl of orange ilowrr water will
Irive relief. Deep tabulations. also.
shouldbe practiced at all times. That.
alone will often remove the cause.
Brooms
Our» I Anni MI} (lamination
The special commission appointed to
roam-entire damages to Miss Mary E
l-lonneclrer and P. H. Owyer in the Mill
llIlllmprovements reached the buyer
rum. yesterday afternoon. Mr. Dory-er
teamed in his own behalf or to the or.»
III-mm of moving and other matters
uhmh he claimed were a domaget
hill]. The hearing adjourned until Sop
lumber 23rd at IO rum.
Innnn II nuts
ti. his aim non.
/ DIGIIAIIED A PROFEAIIOHAL.
Fault}. Omllt so»... lilo Nollco From the
L. A. VI.
We. Smith has teen declared a
professional by the II. A. W. ran-Inn
board. lie all. rode‘in the Twin (.3in
Wheel club's race. but whether lmiom
orotterhoreeeived his papers from the
pootioill’ce is a question. Some claim he
received them, others that he know they
were in the porn utilise, but did not go
after them. The affair blunders-.41 eon-
slderablo feeling for if Mr. Smith In con-
Iidered a professional by the board,
every person who rode in the rain: is
liable to be transferred or suspended for
violating-L. A. W. roles.
Mr. Smith stated to a tientinol repre
sentative this Imirninn that he did not
receive the notice until Tuesday night
after the race. It was dated the llth
inst. He had no idea that be wasto
bemade aproi’ensional, and it is prob»
able the standing of the other riders in
the road race will not be ntleotcd.
WHAT THE WllEELiAEu ARE DOIAG.
Over-Zeolites Cyclists—Tho Hygienic 5mm
~Lonp Distance Tandem Trips.
Enthusiastic iriends oi cyclists are
sometimesover-zealous in their effort.-
to help along the cause or wlwelirm.
the suggestion of Mayor Strong, of
New York city, that one side of the
Grand Boulevard at the metropolis ht
turned over to the exclusive use at
cyclists. and that the other side he left
for trucks and other vehicles, lrlolrswrdi
in theory; but it won‘t work in practice.
it would be positively dangeroui at
night. on Sundays and on holidays, to
keep all cyclists on one side of llw
driveway. Then the. suggestion is not
in keeping witbotbe policy of the Leanna
of American Wheelmen, which is, that
bicycles shall have the same privih-ges
accorded to (tins-r vehicles, and, If
course, be subject to the uamr i't"
strictions.
Thom-gline sbirt,tho X-ray sleeves.
and the linen uniforms, so popular this
year, are disappearing from the MINI!
and thoroughfares popular with cyclists
The more sensible and hygienic sweaters
are coming to the front again.
«baseman to leave the seruler at hume-
on the cool nights whirl: are coming
upon us. "
lIew really long-distance trips rm ton»
.lems have over been heard oi’, but tin
most notable (Inn on record was taken in
.que and July by the Hess Brothers. oi
Lebanon. Po... who (“(Wt‘i'i'i’i exactly 33.3%
miles, riding from Llrlmllufl to Hm.
Francisco. Speaking recently of their
j inrney. one of the brothers said: “WI
believe that this is the first tandem over
ridden across the. continent. It wa-
ridden by us continuously over monu-
t:1iIIs,IlI~sert-I and prairies, and arr'vrw‘.
at its destination in first. class condition.
This was probably the most severe not
over-put upon nmnobino of its dost-rip
tion on this continent. We rode iii:
miles over railroad ties. tracks am.
trestle work, besides on a strip or cord-.1
mountains.’
“€er Ignorant-r“ ‘
Well-Known Yale Athlete Said to Have Ors-
appeared.
Ralph B. Treadway. the famous Yul.-
captain and a frequent visitor with
South Norwalk friends. ileltitllsdppl‘zlrml.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I}. Trendway, of riinus
(.lxty, the parents of the yonnp,I athlete.
who captained the Vale crew. at lienlI-y
last July, are wondering what ban 'on-
oome of their son. Not one word hm-
been heard from h' n for the last threw
weeks. He was then at Black Rm'h
in company with Brink Thorn», Ill‘lt'
football captain, and since that time he
has been expvmed to arrive In that oil:
.my day. A despatch from. New Haven
status that Treadway III-ft Blank More.
whom he has lit-Int the unset of lisptnin
’l‘borno, IIIstTlIIIrsdny. lie was to If“
Ilrst to Long island and tho-nun to i'IInn-
sylvania, hoping to reach Sioux tiny this
latter pill‘tni'tbis week. It is not be
iiovcd here that any ill luck has lie-fallen
the captain.
The Oyolor industry.
About loo boats are daily at WI‘I‘I‘lII
dredglnuotf the harbor on the natural
beds at Bridgeport. The season is core
oidrred the finest In years, and some
very large culebo-s are reported. lisp»
tain W. I. Stevens with the straniors
Kan-o and Mabel titevemi. oi Norwulk,
arrived oil‘ the harbor Tuesday and
tsnnrht Ammo worth of oysters in plant
inIr Illil‘lliliflttl. The beds oll' Bridgeport
and titration! are holding out. mil the
W
In onmoor all not Allied
f- om Hunlh NI I'lt'dlk in the ”runner .Itio
titale ronvnngon, was nrmupiniona by
Walk all day and did not go II I New IT.»
TO“ I3 WWW.
Surwslk Moo
it is,
rogdown the erra Nevada ran ,qu oi ,
Ie-nmIIt.
NO lIOENSE GATHERING
in Earnest.
naususnc Innis nsI lllOlll
Public "ultras Being Arranged Ior September
25th and October 2nd. in the Nomad
Oom Moon. and sepuminr 29th,
' in lion’s Theatre. ‘
.II mind. culhnxiunlin meeting of the
various Indi-ulwn societies in town,
under the auspices of tho Citizens"
Magma-wan held in the Ionian: room
Ill the b’ouih Norwnlk UIIIgI‘Ienntional
church, last night. 5
.II Blanchard. presides at of the (“ill-
ing and stirring nrmocbr strIro made by
rinprnsentritivemen ‘ol’ the public. pi.-
vato and lilflllllt'nfil lilil'rtfirill o! Ibo IIIWfI.
Rev. ii. U. lerrwo nl,
Norwulk l’aptiut aha: eh, said be had
canvassed hilt cherub. and laid found
but Women Who Were doubtful. Tin»
other rulers of his mogregaiim;
were going to votn llilvlllfifi‘lni‘ .
Hon. John ll. Light, prim-rating at
r .rncy for the manly. III-III the IuI-etinI:
by storm when. III: said “:ihould the
town vote no Alf’trllsd.’ this fall, I will
leave no Mont! unarmed in trial ruins
the ler. lions prowl his lII beef that
the townwss ripe {or III limos», and
with a proper «firm to secure tiIII "stay .‘ll
houm‘vote," the r-lrteti III III ”atelier 5
would doubtless bring ulnar. that. itfirllll
[tenth-raid Ii. I’rIIrml, riIIIrzuzm oi
Till! educational ram» III; ("IIIHIAILN‘I Iii
of the plans of that come: ill: I , and slip
IIIltheMartyn.operation III tin.» ‘it‘-
”It
. sum-um
his .I 1mm II":I III p: .lmblylse laid II:
the Somali; Up. as ”one, I'riiry ew-
ninga. W‘plirmlwr 2'... and Annular
and in llrvyt's’i”III,-ntrrr.*~ iIInI‘zr-r
Delinmfis Ii :IIlIlII-ss;
lill“rt‘?ifli“t$f.+, and high «is». . singing not in
.I prominent featurr III Ilrdwrnt: IhII III-II
plormt tn humid tin-II”. and the 2.22m
crowded bulb: that grmrrui l‘EI’I'IIIIA't-I
of two years ago, are :IlilitrIlrai-‘Il.
M. (”Ward Panto-I», who has in band
thucr‘riiustmn It" two. lunar fonds,
’u'v
'Itirii
tin ~.
lit-II speaker» at i
The rampz‘gn load .7' II
(I «I prrrgroj v.4
rm Itr'rffl-ik ’ll‘rulri lm M‘.".ll'l’li.
in. IwIIl
III i'lflt‘
I‘hn lllt’lflrrj! wall
"out the FATXTEIIII'iEEP‘ in Ii .. ruins»
u: the lite“. Mr. i’nrelwr Mill iii“ Erl‘itgiib
Imam li‘tlnllifziv m III.»I and {oily It’llll'.‘
d1 «IIII‘I-d IIIII dork MCI only lii“ll bar.-
In) armor-rd.
iT‘II'Ir‘ma K. “I :irII-f,
mini-:Itlmmi {Iterator-I ,. I‘llliiiil" II. no-
folded the plum .If that A‘dllllihllit‘i" for .‘l
fliflfil i.»
IIIIII'..rI-.I'hly snpplmi min
i'I'I-III-II I'.II'!'.4§
Hui-p on
.i III-rm. i. Ermine“ livid, ilIII-
Irinvarxnglr. 1.. .l.. “.Iivrlwry, .l.
ilEII'l‘I;s.ril.ImII,:ii. i‘. ’iT'iIIILIImIIn. III
Min-rt filII-r‘a'w'wi,
lyrics, We. Frank I. Atkins-In.
i'uneIlt and others.
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r Wounm's Irv-tan; Wail iv Lii'fii'l.“ i
luv; to br- III-”.II proZMIIZy "ll rinsing"
.Il'ri'rnuuo. sir-premier JIIiI.
WAMtailougo
i‘lllifl'sl' of The NF‘EIMNH‘VAZ 'lii- I-CMII»
Tummy :II'rioI rilwr ”I5! “I:
stuml rim? tho «Itilrriul tram! of t'llt’ni‘fr
Elimination-II has mixed III I‘. Johns II
W. Hill Orr rr-visrnl.» ivhlirolfi . ! Ibi-
ItlIIIrnb-J' inil'ltifl‘lt'. In Inter wind. it
'PI am: IIIIIpImtIrI EJEWNS Mi. I'Irwolaml l1)-
»InI-Iu’nn of ti’II'IIIII-rirrrii. So MIMI“;
been (“.Ii‘wxl for III-mt purine- by
.rntluiritw oil the whorl-III. I'".Ilvury llapI
tier (church that war . win. and nor
striped: {mt-«Int in math flornnlh P in
porter»: tow and
Irwin burr. *l’lIaII-rrniytrmbir is they on
his prurient InnsIIIMIEIIerI.
int me» thinking of hunting iinI vbnrvl:
to support: a preview. Farm Inn- III-
t'wy mollvitrimnw things Imminent for
him. Worm Hr. llIlI inivndr to N'
1W signer-rod: tr» ore-I lirvrm but Iowa”:
and (lint We IIIWW that thin IlIImII
lif tinny «on. To till tln- fM as II
Eatomiodi‘mnli a M...- Ill hand»: of ”p...
Hull. John S. Seymour. the deli-gang mm wiwlmvnlm II Mme lmliwfl‘a‘il'n
at lbw vufliWZfli’vfi, who «rainbow.
oithor and who Miami I... Ohifi‘lwo
Mr firvmrmr «min Nor» mm who um I: in. to rule Iiw pm: anon warn
church; but Alwyn Inns,
A mum.
Tao Worli ol» the ICaInpoign Begun .
rui-I' hen no molded nndnniu I‘II-,4~ . ,
E H d y turd, who were appropnntrly costumed,
of the South :
Silt i
tin» l't'pflrsn'lllflli in ordrr Io Insure ISII-ir E
L'Iixi. i
ill!"
(hilllfflwgfi and guarantee minis. rwprn‘t- ,
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tuI ll’t‘l‘l only In in. mm: the our): .3 » -.~ I-l .
if! IIFIIIIIIIIIII35
“Villt‘fli'f' strains! IaIIIIIIlIrI;-;.~:~, and In?
“Will A
that. Winnie no 1:.” :.«.I \‘I'A’ ha» III-«In.
Iiitinil‘lli of tip 5
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'Lllllingfl“(t’fi-TIISJEE’YH. ’i‘lw lawn lam-i
MIN-n I‘I'Iv‘irlw'i into tic-"n tszI-n
mimic-wry boner: In no: II Ila-Mn i still iII
ritirrin; rpm wit.» II err-rt— oniIi-I by Frank .
A r4 .5
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Iii limp 5:
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M. the. «om-“Ii. m o'.’ Ffdliilt; ..‘I. Forth. 1;,
meat. that opp-Input Ill TIIII 5. lililil‘l All“:
to :IIII’II 1..
lids:
ll‘w:
harm-Ian? with LII-II
9mm and ml. or {.II/w anything in
afraid alert tit-Ivy moraine. eerie-II they liti'v‘w .5
ll tone wsl .‘I’
few overlrs at; I than he rrIrIIItiInIIsi III II ‘
immune Irrr “Might that It has nut alflu- ,.
was trIlIi IIrIt rvuryrns mm M .II all,
AIIISIOAA. AND LITERARY.
Olive Branch Lodge team a Oucom Early, III
the Season.
The members and friends of (dive-
lirnnrb Lodge. Knights ul' .l'ytbias.
assembled last night, rusting
Milli-Elli}: capacity of the bull in
iiwmlz 6': l‘orbett‘s block, and enjojvrd
a musical and literary programme,
obit-.II had been carefully arranged by
tho coInIuittr-II. This was composed oi‘
.loIaI-pb llnrtlnrn. Joseph W. llorbnni,
Rains J. Smith. William F. Kern. .l.
“TIPy, Jami-.II O'Hara, Ill. .1. llevlno and
Harry Plait. hlr. (lorhum made a short
:IIlill’I-«h‘. of \‘I'Il‘ldlilnfl, and mentioned a
t.II.I'rIi‘IlII'I. many good qualities of the
Knights of l’ythizm III-dot. The opening
number was by the Philharmonic or-
"ill‘fill‘ll, and was null rendered. as were
.dmtbeotlwr numbers assigned it. A
rural duel. ”(.iypsy Maid," was sung by
)«liss Innis.» Abenllrotb and Ellis How-i
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and mm; sweetly. Miss llllu Korn
played tiIII dillioult "ll 'i‘rorutoro" over-
Hit“ in :I very creditable manner for one
til Ill-'I‘ years. Min. .l. Wilkiod lollins“
tonal solar-lions, “What the Chimney
tinny," by Griswold, and “Love‘s l’rov-.
ion.” hohr, were. as usual, artistically
l‘l'll‘ll'l‘i’il, and among tho most pleasant
features of the programme. llarry
Htuvlnson. Who had arranged a clever
selection which, he called “A Itihakns-
guezirlnn Medley," recited the some with
gnarl I'Iil'ect. and was also heard in II
vol-til solo, ”Where the liipplinn Waters
”ion. " and in u din l“WT‘MIllllIl(l Song,"
,witb 'lliss II VI; W) man. A piano solo
! by Mrs. Oscar l'ill‘illtli was very accept»
"-Ibly given. A IIm‘uIIpIaI'lIIlto compou-
I iul‘ Hurry Htovvnsmn, .2unius Brown,
.l'lm‘llllBill‘illll’lililllil llr. W. B BI‘IIIII
41.1: wry nit-air. Mimi Add Lincoln
i‘é‘i' .lI d “1'th “It'll BI II ’,II " fulluwcd by ll
l).llij¢l..hi".it‘i"it)" ”Ii-.IIII.:I..-Ip," by Alla-tn
5, lion". 'i'inIrI-oitzi'iun by John Uri-en-
iwmal L‘Ii‘"'i"lw Iidil Il’ ill-I l'nitIII’l and
“I Anvn'nl I II'Ich' of lliul Itnrrir-I‘s."Ivus well
éIII-IiIrrrriId and (likilllléillifills,.'tlll)‘ revolved,
:i'l . fortunate “The irish l'hiiosophnr"
t..;s given. Utah: In‘s “Sweethearts
.iwIiII.” nun; sung by Ellis Howard. and
2 i number by the orchestra I-onclnderl
' 3‘1“ III-I‘izrumme. Tin- nIII‘I-I‘Inip‘Inists were
ET. 1". .I’IIrlIius,FrizdorlI I: l) Jonniligrsanii
Hi ..i[ Stevensc n. lt- {rt-shmunts Wore
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lorlIzuléé. The lull \'.'.I~: lllltll‘lli‘tl with
fr-ITJ “'5 of min-ml hunting: and tings,
Im-II- fully arranged.
AFTERNOON WIIIST.
th- murmur... low I. .ertIt: full I-:
to be mile-Howl to one IIfI'I rail-«IriplirnI-I
‘fars. F. D. Lawlor. Entertains Friends in Honor
: cl MIss Hoyt.
HIIII Ii llII- Most «tibial-do events of
In Muir-I‘ll! Inwnrrrd yesterday :Ii‘II-rnzmn
-il tIII- rIIsidI lll‘“ of MM. 1". I). Lawton.
Elli l‘limwwd Irv-"luv, iw-iu: II I-nrd parry
:ul‘nfll in horn? of fill». A“illl'l]“il‘l‘ 11'.
ling‘imif New York. TlIII rooms won-
Eprofuselydot-IIrzzziIl with puttml plants.
in? honors and t..’.’"llll“ll rod. Whirl was
:nt irate-n- «I' IIII- llliltl‘lllillll. win-s Im-
l,::i'~'.';lrll1‘ll Io .‘IIIs-I .lnliin lialI-h and
Hits A. Blanchard. Al ”in choir of Illi‘
man :I dainty 1' dion “as H'lVl'll
i iii-II, lll‘ sis int-I]. I-lIIIi MN. '1'. [luna-
5il m; III. III luun.‘ Nils. lIl‘Hill‘ IHIIIIIII. Mrs
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5.
. 'I'.IIIIIIII', .il'i. I-LI'IWIII'II (i. \ViichuI
"In. Mrs. P. IIJ. .I'IIIIIIII. Miss lldiill‘ in
Mr. .‘Iii‘s (‘ »IIIIlI. Eli-s Mary l-IvI-ndun.
“In i‘IILW'Is Stow, .‘llrrl‘fi .‘ilulml lluul's,
III. .II-unions. “innit-Nash. lIZIIIIIIa
AI. III...I ml and .\1: Ir} i’ainn-r.
Spoke on the Pas=ion Play.
hir W11 li.It:: .Il. 'lIIrry l'llil'l’iilillt‘il
.. 3.2. .Iwnlh l II. Iinv ,: I-lul». ill: lil'l' homi-
, III l.II~l,I.;I-,II:I.I .II «.II Hing. Mist I'm-r It
Alum: lI IItanIai up Ill llll‘ l‘.t.~.‘lllll I’lny,
. Ind iiins-Iinli Ii ll withslIIrIIIIpI'IIIoII vii-us
’Iiziri-lunul III I. III-Inn. Several years
, II;- .‘olifi‘ Krupp was able to make ii
EI'JI't‘Tlli study of tlIII play when pet'-
{III‘IIII-Il III 1. onion and obtain «l but
.ni Irmzuion and vIIstal tlIII sumo timv.
ir‘lw l-liuh‘t' \I'Il'noni nob-.II and lrvntr-Il
the subject «Isbuusliwiy. Mrs. 'Ayt‘l‘lv
Eu .6 .I~-I~tIIIl in I'III'IIIIiIIIr by ill-II. llll‘t'h’
'31“, (zmrgo Ilmlnll, ill Nnrivlllli.
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‘ fleal Eslulc Translots.
H II}. Wilsonlo lI‘IhIIIlI’ Wilt-oh,
ill I linlnn Inn on".
Fuzlm'iuk WI“ ;. 'illrllll in William ll.
Aii'lallllflllll, loud illlll buildings in Nut
“Minn. It'ml Nor w IllI.
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5. 1mm isl’. omit Io MaryA (inninmns.
'l.IIIzl III Quinlan II Inn lllli’.
Harry W, KAI-had Wutrriulvn.Ilium.
[.Agm-s III. lzllnm-llard. land on l-llm—I
, ......) :n‘l‘llu” .Iml l.ii)llli’ll Ilill street.
”any Enioyrd‘lhe Music.
liuI last IIpII ll illi‘ l'I II'II IIIt ui’ llm [ic'num
no. giti- n by. lIny‘sI-I' band on The
hm II Lid Ill” hi. and the music was
mmmgi ly IIIIj-Iyrd liy ll inrnn- concourse
«If pIIoplII Many III-Ir HIIIIEIIIII’IIM worn,
will bringing “Willy tlveuentsnliushvl.‘ my: smart-rained intend» to 3.41;, 1,5 ,,, I II IIIiIIrIdiIIoII«\IIIllIInt nmIInI-r, show;
Iogihat the bnml is steadily improving
5 under its capable lIIadI r and director.
"anterior Ono Ended.
The Itmnments in the lionnooker my
one lad. d yesterday
5 afternoon. TIIII commission will render
,a omitted in a few days. ‘
the -
linen sorted under the direction of (.1 Iter ] ‘
SOU I‘ll \ORWALK LONN.."J‘HUR'~II”IAY MI.I"1‘IL\II£II.R 17
SILVEIIITES IN OONTIIOI
The Resignation of Tried and Truolcd
Leaders Hailed Willi Applause.
JAMES II. SAROENT. TOR GOVERNOR
Result oi lho Democratic Slate Contention in
New Haven. Yesterdowaull Ticket Nomi-
nalod by Articulation—Tito Plaliorm ‘
Adouttd.
lII‘IIpI. l7.~-I'l'bo ilnmmtrnls
05‘ f III III-I: .. r. in tililll‘. contention Inhom-
ldml worm-do; IonvatrIIl the at no organ»
Iv do.“ ,. f IIIII [rnrli int: 1 sllwr organiza-
”w i “tinting irmo Ilw utrltlnillililllfflllli' a
with tin.- AEI‘I‘WH'HEI of IIIIIII IlIu puriy prIII'IIl‘.
udopml II platmrm not. only lndorsinn
llw l .llian u: ' {Ian silver, but pledging the
support. of Tim lill'l'lili'ifi of the state in the
llIIIIIlIIIIoI of tho i'iiloagn convent ion, and
nominot Ill pl‘i'niill IitiIIlI-lnctor». and couill~
dot-Is I... . tin». with-n hmltlilill-iI'I who onI
llll.‘ II: Ehi'lllsll' iz. .. e: mi IIillI llll' principles
Int. forth in tho Uhlmrgo platform and
"hearth; ll! fuwr of the election of Bryan
and firmnii
'l‘iII.. I Illi\.l)1l:2.)l III-.rurdinnto all lndl.
(Mil-limitllii I. «diction»: IIlmubi hsivnwlli-
III-mid I5lm mu: bitter . wiri) iinbt in tin-
lilst. by of the state, that. indications and
predictions Wt'lll. for. naught, llllll il llllll'l'
burIIImIlIIIIII :..utI»IIIi;lI-.xu was IIIIVIIII smut III
lilo Minuet: stain l'rum start. in Ellllnill
lbr- IlullII.Ir:ItII.I.s of the MIII duh-gum Wrru
nontmlb II by that. would. tim party whit-h
town. ill“ I: III-e: of slim-3'. 'i'hry ili‘lllllllll‘ll
to. tr .I.I.'.I Hillel-rs. IIIIIIII‘III tin! II own pros-I
l'li mi .3 III:II:I.I.rs and the randiIlou s for
llm outlm stilts Ilnlcct. 'i’ho preliminary
business of IIIII convention was illr'I-Ili'I‘lll'll
with an ‘I use and errata» that was runmrknd
by ovnryono in :.lLIIIIIlIII‘Ioo. Win-n it. l'illllll
to tho adoption of I'll'.' IIIIIITI‘II'III, IiInvIItllu-
slimn ll." convention know no bounds
“Lil Isl: (‘i’illlllri min pr. lI-d ihronnl‘unr
il.oI. Inl'llni'. Tlll' .l.; .Il‘rii'il was ,rlron
.II. 2. I (in: in lllIil'I.iiIlH oi” the \III"...I.I.-I (mn-
Imlntrm
III
Ti. 0- I'lssll’orm.
.l'wl: :I- II ““l”'lil h Tl‘flll ibeplotforni.
null ‘. w: Is in -, I21 II. IoilImu.
" iII‘ it 1'v‘,"'l't‘i‘-l, ”.‘lmt um Imiorsn lbw,
platform midi in ii at I‘hirzigm by ilm III-Ino—
ornini untim .li «duration, and that. wr-
IlII bro our IzIII'mIIl .‘II.Il faithful support to
Willmm .l. iLI‘;...II (lilil Arthur Sewull. ii.”
C‘llliii‘.l..‘l5'r Liltllililliril by tho ”i‘lliiufl'illll“
WITH.
“ IuII-‘Idvml. ‘l ind tlnI gross-int: industrial
dinner.»- and (liril.l'I.--lili I»... l": and hill»
i . ill. m III‘HI Illni‘\r'l' i1rIrrtI-inunwnltof
EilI‘l .lmizrlll 'Iii 'li ill I! in? lllJ‘Ii i. “I-
liwri tnIII im-ju illi uni I ‘ll .~I.p'.purt of tin-
,I\'.I viva-I in list all. N. III 'I‘i‘rltll'll tho l'I)lll.t;U.‘
ream winch lihlfik’il during the years of
.I:,- i‘ Iiiolmi pro-portly 'Illtl whiI-h l-I the
~._'. ~‘nm rev-12m. . «i in our national
...Izon. \l'I-IIIIIIIIIIImIlimm‘unl lion-ti
I ‘l‘ ll llI.‘ Al'l ii “I llil‘rv'nm: (IT llll.’ llfl-
..lI .II‘. of tit-.II'I‘.
I
‘ will r‘.
ELI I
I‘!!?t‘r‘~lr.‘il and
In .I .“155 llit'Ililli ii
‘i Ill-.2 .. r1.» illlh‘l'IJIUIIII'JI
«Iii ‘il ,3 Ill-in EI'1:.II‘Ii!I:.l llu‘r.l‘r‘1:'IIliIrtI~
l» IIII; mun-Ion: lIiIiI-I'l'liltliil ‘..I :.-Ip‘It III
illh ~i lfpnilx I'Isllsldllizy li'lllng Ha. I.“ is
:IllIl \vILII muddy “annually Im nursing .II
it; I»I,I-iI;I.I,..I:Il-lo Villill‘ :IIIIl purrlnl-lnn
:IU‘A‘. I'.
" li- mired. 'l'lIII- .~ l‘IlIIII' l-
iiill III,: industry. m- l'I'-‘Il,;’izin
l-‘Lulll III‘ IIII, run‘uli lo E..I
iv l iiil llm bur II'IIIim-t
initit‘iw‘ltll'li~I':II1I':II_vl:l‘!Il.
il'.\l“II llilvili‘ II: III-.1: III: 3i\i” il-Iv‘lf ii'lii’ lin-
Ila: I.:IIr \l iILI‘ZI lbw-2'. 3M ll .I’ ll' .II g.‘ . lull
I‘IIHIAIINIo In li‘. II..I...I in mun i» . iv.-
llll‘i it“ “I‘ll LI Ili’l I‘I IN .‘I i '1.ll|}.’l'itilif’
value. in tho :IMI'hI : I III the tannin.
"llisolml. ’I'l ..l \I'I i:l'vhl'.~l..'li lllufl-lll'f"
Ilrl will l-‘t‘l‘ll‘r'l‘ equally Ii I_.r"~I-:It:-.lliI:i
and tho InilII II.” ilu- III Lulult' In IIIIII stow.
““04 ‘.\'I Ii. TIL-Ii In.» Ilwmolzil that Tlll‘lm
l‘l'l"’- iII "tiu‘ll In Iluf. .".l rho corrupt control
I-l' l---,:i»l.llin'.I II) ,»..;5 burn and In W“,
IL." lit kiln-4 y. IIIIIIIMII It or fit fi'fillli'.’
ul‘ J}. illi|‘.l‘Il.‘ Milli lhuwililciu-
Hill. I.” lilo lilm l.III:IliilII,: Ill-IIUIIIIH of :I rm“
rail liydili. and llll‘ll' :Illu--. l'l thi» IgonI-I-III
.il-i I IIII lI.
I.II.«: l\IIIl ’1I:I.l w. IlIIIIInIIII III III?“-
li.:.l ossiniinnilonoi winter In liillillrr‘fiiildl
lllM' LI' llI‘I'IIurii'y lll [ll'llVllll‘iIlf Eill' :Ill I-I‘III
Imnnvul ndnllnlstrutlnn of puldh- uti’airs.
'Ilimoluul, 'l‘imt we rilseonntenamw all
atrmnpts to luiirnldnto orcrxnce the ole.
‘iill
(I. Lfl'r‘li’ pm-
ItlIII Curtain
lII-s liiIIlll'}' lo
:.IIII IiIIIitIIIi
WII TEl"rI‘.'Ii.'"
mm In
T"
i’i'.
"I'~I ll'ii .‘Illr
...... ..r this note in the «somwm,
right of ironollino." _
Nominated by declaration.
'l lli‘ lit In mil-I .~l rIIIIIuIIIaond In the desires
of Hair leaders, and the pmpanilloa to
nominal.- noanlnmzsly their candidates
llli'lI with no I-iIIImitInII. Joseph ll. Sor-
omt or New Han-m. .II well known mono»
lfIl‘illu‘l‘ .‘Iml irri ,. .\le\' llmvn‘s Iurrvur.
ll‘ib‘i liillllliiulll‘ll by .II-I-lolnvilinn for gym-VIII
or. 'l‘lnI twininn was Ml by this nomina-
tion. and tin- t'hilll‘llliull tool»; ow .II ninylw
lmllol. all of list I'. molding uniniérluli'n lw
Inn IlnIIIllmh-i l,‘ Ii! IIi.II:I..'II‘IoII.
lli‘...‘~‘l:IlII :‘l‘lifillll' .‘~ .‘I. l'r.II.Il:Iil of NM»
It'iIII. mt lllii lll‘llliil‘l'iiiil hint Iilirw, rm
i‘l'l\l It tlIII Inonitmtudi for if .. llllilli .III
vai\‘IIIIIInI‘.~lIip In .‘Ill itiilitlT-Illr'i’ II In
'l‘lI-Ill IIIllIIIVIII l'it‘. only Ilimgrwliwnl of
tho day. wind ll Ilill‘l' r4. I‘unnnlow III
.IIIIIIII'HI'II qu l.'IlIIlII.ilH| for Ma u n r. 'o
r;.'. ’i'IIIl‘IV .‘.‘.’|.-~‘ .num- utp-mitlnli lII .iu. i
:lou for Illlli on llm tII t..-II, lint IIfII rt”
Iin'IIIII-n' undo-ling Im not IIIIIIIEIIIIHII?
\l‘llll it very fm.’ Iimonlim \Hirw‘, in i ....
limit {we liIl'llllI‘Ii IlIIIII-m n-Inntnlnn pml
Hulls llii ilIIIMdlII t‘iI‘kI‘I WIII‘II IIIIIIII. :Ilul
tlm Writ of tlm l'IIIItI‘llllIJI w.” Ilum
.‘Idrldn i‘. Tin-«.II of 'l‘humguon Iv II our.”
II. .i. II for st Ito Ir: a: lll'II r. and l"ll\l.ul'|l .‘Ii.
iliplvv ni‘ l‘lli'llillljtlnll w. or Inn-nut Int
Innoplrullnr. ilIu IWII li' MllilMt llllllliflit I
Wl‘l‘l' IIIIIIIII'mIIl in lln- ‘5”. WM nil: r Innis
IIIIr spam-lino of Inninptnnro the limit IIwniiI
IIIl I'uIIvI-tiiinn llllJfllll'lll‘ll.
ervtrlrso of the N‘s-minors.
.lowpb ll. Hum-Int. candidateforums-m» ‘
or. was born in Londoner. Man, in It...
WI: Il‘ l’s .’l. Ills lin)‘ lliunl (it!) .-I warn m. ill
in his natlw town. and at tho “EH”! .5
III» w. II! to ”Final. I. wtwre henna would: d
in VIII-ion..- :IbnnniIls. Coming Inn-iii in the
We forth-s. IIII established blown! in Mrs
llrltuln, roan. win-re lw hardware inm-
him, which but Mlllflli IIIWIIlvaIIIl so ”:anle
uualy, imd Its beginning. In I‘M ,‘slr. .‘I‘II'A
Inuit. realm-ml to Mrs i-lnvIIn, whore Am
motioned his hurrlwnm IIIannl-II-IorfI:s
Ian-Ilium», until today the plant of “III-.II. i)?
do (Jo. is one of the largest. of its kind in
In... '
local and slide oiliaon and has boon ‘Iwroo
mayor of New Haven. He has n I'nlnlly of
ion children, the sons of the fondly being
Inn-.oclatod with him in bls business.
II. A. Crnudull, candidate for lieutenant
governor. was born In the town of Led
yard. this state. III Inril. llooolvlng his
early education in (lonnootleut. be warm
ntoLl to the law department of the U nivrr-
oltyof lonoln loin Imdridurnodto tlIu
prim-tun of low III New London. III last)
he rammed to Norwinh, (.Ionnw. IIIII pros-
IIIII homo. whom 55w Iva». lwlco mayor and
for one term state senator from that Ills-
triut.
rzuld mum-nu. of (.‘onnoeueur.
m,“- Ilium, wept. 17.wl)I-uplto th'o
unanimity \l‘llll which the llilllluitl'llllll
Isonrnnllun was condom-II, thorn in II llt'flll
current of opposition to the ticket by the
defection oi the gold synuinlblzors. whose
Inndurn indd II rooming in Exchange build-
Ing and lib-Inertial plans for II campaign of
the National liIImm-Imln party and or
I'm-god IlIelttlifl for a strong light. Amour:
thou»: plans-Ill. at tho (Inuit-ranch wore tilin-
lllfl ll. Ilm'ls, ilK-l‘lli’nlflllltll oI‘IliIo lloxn»
tbill'iilld ttrgo IInIIIIIIltIIIo. III-sinned; .TIIIIIIII
londu llurrlson and IexIldeIIIonnnt (lov-
IIrImr (l. it" Hi litirifulrl. it Was IiIInlIloII to
"all II I-lhln IIoImot ion of IlIIINIItiorInl
Ili‘llllll'i‘tilil’. Mill) in Hartford (let. M. Pros-
idunrlal (""l" ;~. ».III:.I ”now-rs. a. stain III-II-
I. In. r‘nrznzulnlv» Illlll on tho Work usually
III.I Imt. d III' .II. nillln central committee
will be rompivnd
AFTERNOON DISPATOHEb
BANCIIOFT ORDERED TO DARDANELLES.
U. scorernmenl Fully lniormod oi Sollsbiiri'sl
Plans.
(Stu-Idol lII Tili' iI'I-III'IIII-IJ
_ ind-'III'IN, Supt. l’I~—’l'llo.‘it..luznos Gl‘lZ'
ette publishes II special Washington Ilcs’
patch saying that President Cleveland
determines that the United States
(Iruisi r Bancroft slml II.- 'llii' r Dardanelles
it says the govorIImuIIt :It Washingtrm
WM fully informed of liaiisbnry's plans
and if the l'ritish ships force a passage.
t'n- American Ihips \Ii'l fellow
Oynamiier Elcll Arraigned.
lII- Fontlnel.)
i?«-li.l'.'nrd llell, the
was arraigned this
morning. 5. ivory.
and lives at :3! stnigton‘nvenuo, New
lie was remanded for one week.
"WWI.“ in T
Sept.
lib-god ilfi'lliilliliifl',
lemons,
lib sulrl lIIII 'I‘I'no‘ l‘l.
‘l‘tlrk.
The Trials llnirijureil.
iHIIIIehIl to tlisehivntineld
_ liewmn'r, b‘ept. 17.——"i‘he battleship
Nexus, which went aground bore,- iloat-
film is apparently no-
Irl this morning.
.ndIIIIIT.5 5 5
POPULAR AMUSEMENT-S.
' The Lily at Inc Orion! '
lhr-‘I- l.:IIIIlIiII.:IIiIi IIIII.
il'I‘S—I'lv‘l'y “mum in iii In I)
III-hold a garment containing not an
lil(‘ll line In the warning of \VI-dnsnlny.
Iio‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIr tn, wlu II Adelaide Iii-rnmnu,
in :ln- sproIIIIrnlur dam-III: whit-II shr- has:
’T't"l“"Il :IIIII IIImlI- filliluliri. will appear
‘l part four I.I' iiII- LII-mt III:I;;iI.'i.III's pr )-
iI'I‘I'I’Irilliil'H‘ lil’i' Illiill't'ltlllri-
II IIII on has and when IIIIIIII'III by tho
.7 If n; it»? gram-"Ill arms l'l tlII- light of
i‘ thou-nut changing rotors. they :II‘II
Ialadv- lo rr-v- :II n funny and IIIIIII'IIIIII to :I
bruinli‘l'u‘. lltril13l, II. smotzirio of tin-
slawIsnIII‘w-imiwn. 'IIII'rro of ill-2w
rcIIItiom, IiilIuIlI: do Nair. in Dance do
Vrmuvius il'l'l I.» lituilnll till .‘ioloil.
lidvv sire-.rly l bro-incited. but
LI'l’lHl‘I-i tb’o lll' I! tint-lied and brilliant
«If all is lli!‘ IIIIW I'li‘.l'..’lll, “The. lily of
the ”rival" pr: I'.."Ill'il for the first lEIIII
this reason.
"I
): llll-s In II
I'lf‘l
il‘.’.l.illii‘.
.I'I'IIIILI'
.. {in Sadr" :l lioyi's Tbea'rc.
‘II In an IT HERE I
WANTIZD.
‘, ,VAV'I‘I ‘ An urilui uncle
muntori-present us in tho
lili'rllllll. l'r fumw-nngivoo mix]
2,11,,“
(III man but: run-Io required
in , IIIIII‘I Nomi Ilntnu Ill“ MIT
war We ks. Win In IoI-I \oth
I 'Iuis. lilo.
\‘t' H Ii—-.A or: I 'I
\V 4 ill ll. Ii lurid"; IT 0. Ytilltlhl'llli5
um... ll Eric: I M
‘ HIIIIIII Nniiilrlk lifllluLn )tlii 0:1,“:
l)IIII‘.ssIIIKI:III.~III.I . e ‘N.
iur il'lll Hl‘l'illlill
v ' _ .
suite int III-Inudo‘ml uréiihl’ére’iif“
l l l ioI5I pm .II-sidenve Mrs. M J
walk. i‘ IIIIII.
To Let:
fl‘illlil- «l' mil May 1st. Insulin-J
ivy ii-lll I» so East
Ii
walk. IIuIIII-iIIiIIII lIIIIIlsbod um‘lln6 [to
dim. llonlillunm month. Apply In
i‘ mom- II at abori- address
we l.I‘..IT («dingo of a room. barn III
Win-ll llHllm", lmst well i f water. noun-
iiI n and uIIx-IllIIIzz'II a month. ddress
'.l humor-In. Iona. inquire stationrI5uprr5t.551
‘il l. E'l‘. lI‘I-oui QIItobIIr 1. second floor 1
fit l... in". \o. unll' II-d Main street. N50 nl .-
l.» :I «(mall Tamil) oTII-Iulls. (.‘lmtlon'fl 5.13:
' ‘0 ”I it List ‘ I. ‘
lillr‘. l't iii: list inor.
\yumlwurlil monument tub rst'flirlor.6rlilillila
“Mini!“ porcine! and cold water. realm
... Iva ll'l .
. rub
arid l'I‘iIllll‘. with all dtriad
1 ion I I-ntnm. within live rulin-
In unit: from --taiiun. lentt’m. ppyitq
..tl. Iolome \luIeI street. Boatli Nor-walk.
...w... .. .m...,..p‘_wm 3“ 3t
l'III.I.I‘—ninumm L. Ii. Decker'sstm
.iulgi‘hmlus. partitions vlll be mov
t.. not Innunt. ”trill-i liIrlItIItlJI eatedfiu
el
I-I.lrumd lI'or pnri'li'ulnmnmiy to Old
1‘ in.” ooIIIInIny. III Washington street. mull
r III. I .l-‘.'l‘. ‘1?! .II .,, south Main street. Five
5 - I .goml Ul'MlCl lillslllnnrl. modern
ole. IPIII its; possession at once.
mlI I’Ilnul unitalil lTE-II small family:
tumult. .II.“- \l. Youngs. 42 East
\III II. lllii. m on II -
— -lI5 lll October:
(‘Ul
Il‘iiiH'illt‘ll' :I~»I.
'l\t'l’il’l,
‘H Li. i'. —Suit ol’ .IImi-dnnl rooms Hon
light and limb. IIIIIII. Ni). 1" llldmllal
drool. .‘ (' iIToII l’IIrdI-o, 35 With Mala
sll‘ul'i . 83 t!“
'1‘!) l.-Zl 'l ——l \- ry do.» inIIdehoIII-o. in per! (3' ”
.IIiIII- . ilmudm iIiiprm'emcnts.linen ot.
I‘.i‘.IIIll, im- “notion-«'5 we it from depot.
mor- «Ii owner. at; ..I'l‘-urlol avenue. near “I
amt
\N'Usi lll'll-
I‘ll l l‘. 'l‘ Tlonso .... Day ..ircetfi rooms. Ill'iit
I:l..or s i‘nllns ~truvl. I'I rooniszilrstlh
.IUIIIIHIIIII ...Immil llunl' 7 roomle) To 08
um .I.‘ in li\I.~t]I his; (Ill'ill‘l' quleIth im-
Ir-I I. s. . lIi'V .) . o In no. I82
it. .-i strut .ionib XI-quik. DE. 25“
{‘0‘ L}? i‘ ~li5uom.~ to rent. Apurlfientsm on
..l tlm-e. four or
. IIriI: Is. Apply to George“ ii.
It»tIoIt i rkey.5116ti
’1 0 . l.--CirimgII and II shimusaonen to
thin Irhtii you .r-in51'. .tloii bIirioutbmr’rear
VIIY 01 ~ ll. Iill. I ‘ ‘ hill: '1. Wit on-
C an. Inquiresmti ' _ on!”
ninmrdavenhgn‘:
C-lIAhK. Is Quintin-Ii
all ti
' ”Hill I‘ I“ 12:6 IIlI
'in CH Iid'l‘hli l‘i2
.\ l2" Harbor “who... t"lor'rvvulk Bl;
. . II',I. III. 38: that) ill? "Ire
lso ilvo 1'0de
, my water.
I»: ,.,, l- Ii..‘.i. i ll .llIIUlJlE“. lull-lost aroma»
’1‘ 5i».
”HI,
{\I I'III».. Lil; did ti
” “:11:
i- 0:? ISALE
int ii." 1‘! liT‘mI «mm ...I. «malts;
l.» ::. I"."l'.' I “I il‘ill". illlllr‘i Wfl‘tll‘
:Itnnd. .tmw :I’ MI (iaylmdm u Crnsoeill’.
lI-II‘.II-II. ril'r'llt
ml. ~‘.l.l.i “12...“. lihrm- [I'lg rooting. roof
.- ..I In: rod m If Iminwnn
null. lilil'lldlll't‘ l‘II.
l‘ would. .Ihuudm n Imitnsirxjac-k: inI
Ill‘IIiII'IIIP‘.t IliIl'll In: our sails. never
‘0 "h H 5 by): ',,' llI.‘ I'Inli ii twin Apply tu
In... l.’ ’i:-I IIII-r. lIIIIiuII. Il'otm siOill’.
you I m
fionth Nor-
I: sooth .lioln street.
l. .lI. 'I '.~ .II‘I'II'Itll'i-llilllll Wiinmhln
\. I. -.. llliiill'i II. inngJcondition. For
.~III-IIII Iii Ill‘ old It IIIII ... IIIIIIIIIDIll It Henry
~l . Swan .NIIY‘JIII‘K’. bill it
l,‘IIlt.I~‘\i.l-.I 1m. II-anu I) too. nearly new:
I. . I l Mug. “'1“ i. ll' who. twelve
':'~ Iml' own In huh-II. inn liars IIlIl.
i-di iIIsII M. lII an. CI: :1 lw II-ii III Rolmnns'
rIIIlI'I'. fill“
you sum. it Mun... \nrwaik Iota}:
mum. i“ It II‘l «Wont. iiit' lli'nl iestac
Izmir ill Ila-Hiy. I\~l.. II the Slim lift” it jmf
14“”: S.\l.l‘.II ..‘I. l‘ l rm m min of ntnndnr’d
looting. pi. II. hill" 1 . «I in by IIIIIIIIIIM
and kill Um \w'. l.‘ .l.. IIIII III l‘IvI lvl'rl’ and '0“
WHY“ (IIIIII. III. m'JOI‘J
‘I Ii
ll' or: II. rum-I. South 5 :Iwnlk linu-
writ-5.3 . r-I IT.» diru- Inr ill“, Into a bow-
I.III.. oi" II III traitor. donning the pullout
rm ll" III tlw unhappy lll‘l'i‘lll” from :I
i “it“ " v’ ;.
from at. .IIIIIwI ii'i’.ll.IlllI"i( speed.
:iII mow-rt IIIil. mil: iln- :llll'flillll‘iiirli
III Illlllll’l'IIlii mud-w all“ .«pIIuIJ'LIIM.
host who (“.l‘l‘ turn: of Ur“ most IIn‘jmu
illrlti unit-rt.IIIIIIIIIIIM, Morllill' tillh II
*flil'l’ ul vuriI-ifr. "All: 1‘ ILIrk’ will
surely »r .w :I III-Ir” I-rnlni’avlory .. l'il,‘i‘litnll
i'iIIIr‘I.'.I.p.-Inyinivrpmtinu llit' pit-u- is
lb Inilmvs:
Iot'r I'nlh‘t. W. .l. I) Iylv. I‘. “rilllllll‘llll
,Mill III. Ii. MIIWIIIII. lluyt‘s 'I'lII.-IIlrrI.5_
I‘ll/llililj'. l-IIplr mIIt'I‘ um.
‘I‘ 1.;
l‘.|‘.’r,‘ 3
1.”
I
Particular; III John flaiooe’o Death.
John Malvn . IlIrIIIivI vi :Itrlcgmun from
(.‘olorsul-I, this morning. giving it I" par.
tinniurn ol li‘ son's and .I. It was st. Iled
that t n 3' non roan was IIUJHK nicely
and upon the day of his III-nth had been
out and I III Ind tin» Ipri tubes. lie allur-
warils imt Ill and mat. into the boom-5
win-ri- ho was Minn v. illI II III-IIIIII‘rbqu
and died within lit“) minutes. This
Was the only lil‘itilifiiliiw” that ibv- point:
.Illlll ever had. 'i‘ln-
tlw‘eountm Mr. semen} has but many iwm on gateway,
Some of ill" mm! rirsrtlmn and rmli—th ;
a: «II .I pissing,
and
.‘IIM lit-21v li'li’lillll. l‘lmi'v‘
muains are ex- ‘
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I‘ll" lilo! of .._ in r Ilrrit,” Iii“ illiiii'“ .mm. ."..AiAll":‘,‘5"‘,'j5'5_ II-‘I‘ INN-ll?” 55$,- . I
IiVOlIn-lutlrnnmn1 l. .II but ill” by Dion lIhmpn -. diatom-I. .-\ ply; IIII “poop .
Within in ion Moll I IIIIIHI lo l’l'lllllli' i _ “l1"- .
E a detailed synopais in IhIw commas Il‘”E,',,‘,E' E“, tiff}, ,‘_‘5fi‘,,E‘i’§"‘E“E“Elfvfig':
mafilcicnt to state that the Murat sf ‘51“! :- .. IIIIIIII II ‘5' 'Il-‘ .. tool! ‘1
oneofabmriiing interest, full III nlninul FOUND. " mm
melodrama Intuition, “ill! .I nululv I . 7*
lined W'lll oi r-oInI- Iiy llil‘l;ill,:lllllil. :IIIIl‘ i 2,2,5, :E,',",'E',‘,',,,",l,um,EE",’,EE,'EE\:,E‘E‘,E"E,3EE
airmndin: with ,I,,_,, peculiar» ,m, Mm, i‘i‘iAl‘i; ;.I‘.L.5;:;5\.II.: I. .., III-1‘ Iaml hitting-- barges.
knownns “nu-III: IIII-Irv-I.“ so l'rM'lIilil i -«-- 5“ ‘ 3-,,
for a InIrfIII'Ionan of lbw Ilene-ripliiin.§ LOST. 5M
l ”‘1‘ \ImlmI n.1,..m oinnluihm irinllyof
A “.II \ unnii. Minn. ,,. I K I-Intli MILIIIIIIII
In I III; In- lII') lil- II i' I. r limw'v'l!lll'llI'it'llllll‘
.III will i lIIII m IWH .. Inwid lliiMilllil'” n if I!
M ESCELLANEOU3.
i ll II iIlIIImlI \lllillium‘ Ill“ l' “Will.“ llllllllflh‘
l.- III'iroIn illlilt'l' IIII 'li of 'l flllll’llr'li'. Im-
Hut .md. mmluv. \IlII whim lbi- trunnion.
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INNS-I'M. “Tilt .1}
I Enterprising Advertisers. ‘ ‘
I: and... I; llI'ntliorsIIro showing a line
Illil' oi fIIilIIi otbimr at b- Ilh their “omit
('unwloi'k liruibrrs' I‘Iintb Norwallr
;stotII has hats in the loading full gtyleo
Ill stuck, and unpaid III III-ll them. The
Ildl I'lIIIillllK is in outdiy patterns. latent
mils. Inna-limit quality. [Nicol lining
and sold .II. popular pin «III.
Luther M. Wright. of lrnnlrlin and
.‘Ilmiim n AIINII“ is nudiinn a specially
fuf turning out IIIII II. no lv lIItlI I‘t‘d earn
pIiI ,zh bannersdnd will do all kinds of
5 s.,-,: II with. ,
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Min. (i. I}. Leonard mysteriously dis-
;nppnnrod from her home In NW“)
about OII'IIIIIIIII vIIslIIrilny nutrition and
at this wrinnn nothing has been heard
or seen of bar. hire. IIezniartl, to d
blond, shortnnd stout and twenty-MO
year-riotous,
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Norwalk Chronicler