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NUMBER 211215
Inter-ed at the South Nor
second Utes: ter.
1! Pinto” 1"
SOUTH NORWALK CONN..1ATURDAY. 11.111131111111111"2.. 1896.
,rWo (JEN
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is Wile and
rated.
Charged With Berlin
Being I
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The Pr'mer w... 11 Former Superintendent
oi the Prudential Lite Insurance Company '
In Norwelh—I—He Ilse Rapidly Degen-
erated Within the Past Year.
A1t|1ur William Libby, the footer
superintendent of the Prudential Life
Insurance company at Norwalk, was a
prisoner in the Norwalk Town Court,
before Judge Frest, this morning,
charged with beating his wife while
intoxicated.
The testimony of Mrs. Libby, her
sister and some of theneighbors showed
that Libby isa brute (it only for the
Whipping post, a term in,jail not being
punishment enough. 'It was sta but
while Mrs. Libby was weak after a con
iiuement, her husband abused her most
shamefully, “in acts being unfit for
publication, 11 leaving her in such a
state that her life was endangered.
Witnesses also stated that she and her
children were not half fed and depend-
ant on the kindness of neighbors, while
her brute of a husband spent his time
hanging around the lowest dives in the
town, spending "money for rum that
should have gone to make their home
comfortable. ~
Libby came to Norwallr several
months ago from Bridgeport and resides
at 9 Grand street. Since he came here
he has rapidly gone‘to the bad.
After abusing his wife at home last
night he came down town to get more
liquor. ()iiicer Morchousc heard of the
case and placed him under arrost.Tl1e
‘ neighbors are exceedingly indignant
over Libby’s treatment of his wife and
family and many of them were in court
this morning,
Libby pretended that he desired \vlt-
nesses in in his behalf and the court ad
journcd until 4:30 this afternoon
SEASON’S OYSTER CROP.
Shipments This Month Double Those oi the
Same Month Last Year.
The season’s oyster crop, which is
now fairly in the markets, ispronounccd
one of the best ever known in this sec.
tion. The shipments of oysters this
month have exceeded those of a your
ago by double the amount. While the
market for oysters for opening is excel-
lent it is no more brisk than that for
the seed fromIt-he Bridgeport and Strut
ford natural beds. On Tuesday 213(1
craft were counted on the bed scraping
oti‘ oysters. One buyer keeps a steamer
011 the spot day and night and Wednes-
day there were ten buyers, any one of
whom would have bought the entire
day‘s catch. Within the laSt few weeks
interest has been aroused in the cultiva-
tion of the oyster grounds in the vicin-
ity of Faulkner‘s Islands The were
cultivated once, but the
continued because there was no,
fortho fishermen botwccn Saybrook
New Haven. Now the government, 11
building breakwatcrs has constructed a
barber around Duck Island and the New
Haven owners of ground at Faulkner‘s
Islamic are preparing to cultivate the
beds again. The signal station of the
Shell Fisheries commission there was
destroyed by lightning in the fall
and (.‘iv‘ Engineer Sanford will replace
it.
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NO LICENSE RALLY. .
To be Held Tomorrow Altemoon Under the
Auepioee oi the Citizene’ League.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
the Methodist, Baptist and Congrega-
, tional churches of South Norwnlk, and
the Methodist church of East Norwalk.
unite in the public meeting to be held
in l-loyt’s'Thoatro, under the manage-
ment of the ()itizeps' League. The
speakers will be Rev. It. (i. Sherwood,
Frank A. Ferris, Rev. A. S. Kavnnugh.
Hon. Charlcs‘W. Boll. They will dis-
cuss several aspects of the license ques-
tion from the standpoint of practical
Christianity, The music will be a spec-
1st feature. with songs of Christian 1111
triotism, led by a chorus choir under
Mr. Perkins, and notes by Miss Nash,
the soprano soloist who has lately corner
here from New York, and 111.11.111.11
with high praieelast Sunday. A large
attendance is locked for at this union
meeting, and persons who wish seats
should go early. There is no charge for
mhnission, but a free-will uttering tor
the Work will be taken.
second District Delegates.
The Democrats of the Second district
met last. night and. chose the following
delegates totho town and city convcn
tions: Town, U. E. Wilson. J. W.
Story, ll. W. Gregory. Charles 1. Moss.
Summorilold Tucker. These are all
Merrill. delegates and Selectman Me.-
ritt'e re-nomhmtion is assured. Guy
convention. thunk Street. Bernard Tale
131.0. It. W1Imm,.l. W. Storey. .1. 1).
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'Tlrive back to South i\'or\valk.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE'S PLANS.
Will Shortly have In Entertainment I
Their Room In the New char: in.
A vs
(lustrisl
Episcopal church. was held, last night.
.IPlauswcrc mapped out for social outer,-
taiumcnts to be held during tie com-
ing winter. It is intended to have some-
thing soon to raise funds to pay? for the
furnishing of the League’s rooui in the
The League has
been in existence nine months, 11nd .has
had only one case of "sickness ' out of a
new church edifice,
mnnbe‘rship of thirty. It was ‘votcd to
accept an invitation to meet at the
residence of W. S. Smith, Creselont'l‘or-
race, Friday, October 30th.Tl|1e com-
mittee is now arranging a programme
for this occasion.
11111. cnorurr errors.
Closing at One of the Oldest Hat Fatcteros In
Oanhury.
Henry Crofut, who has, for more than
forty years, been one of the most promi-
nent hat manufacturers in this country,
has decided to retire from business. Ho
has notified all his omployeosthat his
factory in Danbury will be alps 11 on
Saturday evening, and will not 0 e-
opcnod by him. He has been led to . e
that course by tho longcontinued do-
pressi011int1'adc. When Mr. Grot'ut's
factory was destroyed by fire a few
years ago,ho was doing a- large and
prosperous business. When be rebuilt
the season was over. The next succeed-
ing season was a dull 01'111,as every one
has been since that time.
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Norwatk Naymghers In Century
The Daubury News says a three scab
od wagon with a curious looking lot of
occupants (hove down West: street yes-
torday afternoon and stopped at lied
Mons 11.111. It was ditticult— to guess
whether the people in the wagon had
oséapedi‘rom alunati' asylum or were
harmless 1111151puniidcrs out foil .1 but.
they were 1iggod up to represent rural—
tics, but their costumes were so gro‘
tesquc that the horses they were driving
stopped occasionally to glance over their
menus and laugh. People whose curios-
1ty led them to make inquiry in regard
to tt 11 party learned that they were
\‘orw 1||1 Iiaymakers They came to
Danbury to visit tho local linymakors’.
loft. liaymnkors are peculial' people
and have peculiar ideas in regard to
dress. The Norwalkors brought with
them 11 wagon load of pumpkins and
cornstalks and other products of the"
suburban villu'vo in which they live.
They stared at'. tho 0111111111 11111111 and
marveled at 111 my of the sights sun
hero in the city. Later 1111 the ow 111111:
tho-party wondered about the streets,
followed by :1 crowd of small boys. They.
were objects of mirth win-rover they
went. The roubons were finally angel
in Red Men's hull and wurkod the tiny
11111kcr'sdogroc upon a dozen or 1111‘1'1'11
Danbury tramps whom they 1i11u11d in
their barnyard. The Danbury pr'
malt 1'si'11d tin1 visiting jays and some»
('111 aft-111' midnight they started to
Congressman Hill' In Bridgeport.
0110 of tho :1bl11st1111dui'ost convincing
arguments on the fallacy ot‘tho f1'1'11
coinage of silver ever given '111 this city
was delivered last night in 11111 Park
(lily theatre by Congressman 1']. J. Hill.
of Norwalk. Every scat and all tho
standing room on the lower floor and
Iirst balcony ivns occupied, and but low
more could haw found lodgmhnt 111 the
sky gallery. So interested here (be
workiugmon wbohud g11tl1orc1d,in tin
address. that not one who was old
enough to cast a vote hit the house
until the speaker budilnishcdb A fair
sprinkling of ladies Wino present. Dur-
ing the entire spcoclt, lasting about two
honrs,tl1c nppluus1 was frequent and
hearty. Mr. Hill never appeared to
butter advantage 111111 1111 1.1.1.111... ever
hold the attention of his «11111-11 audience
to 11 more attentive (logrr'o. this speech
dealt principally... with the financial
question,butth1princlpIoof 1|1rotoctlon
was not neglected, and would lessons
applicable to the past three years were
drawn.-l$ridg1111ort Telegraml
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wl’ork chops, lilo li.., at lely es’ Mkt
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IIIII a Illli Cracked '
Engineer Joseph Hoyt, wllo 1111s in
charge of the engine on Gondlnctor L‘d-
ward Smith's passenger trrlin which
smashed Into a freight trai11's| engine in
the South Norwnlk freigh't’lll'urds IiWil
weeks ago, has Inul a peonlihr export-
onoc. Since tiill'nci'idont fronlI which he
thought he had escaped scrnlchlons, he
has complained if pains in hill 10 side
IIundct' tlu'1 heart. This We be con.-
sultcd a physician, who di1ered that
he had cracked a rib. pronoun bly in the
accident. The dimer bound Mr. Hoyt
all up tight around I'm body.) told him
to be candid and let him rotor to work.
warned 1111111111113 opening 1 t the Bon-
ton Store. Norwnllr, Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday.
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Furnish
interesting meeting oi the In-
ague, of the First Methodist
. but: I11 1's, tons
SJ. JDSEPIIS FAIR
Opened in Music Hall Last Night for
a Ten "Night’s Run.
HANDSDIlE DIFIS AND DEDDHATIDNS
....VrIm... .4.
Programme Each Night ot ai'Tntereinng Char-
acter—manning to Music by the Philhar-
Tables and Canvassing Successiul.
The beautiful appearance presenter]
by Music Hall, was favorably conunout-
ed on, last night, by‘ those who
attendcd'tho first of the ten night‘s fair
of tho St. Joseph‘s. it. 0. church. The
arrangement of tings and bunting is very
artistic and the placement of the many
handsome articles to be disposed of odds
to the attractiveness of the scene. , The
decorations were arranged by M. l’.
Bullock. Tho-ladies in charge of the
fancy tableeamltirs. l". .1\. Lane, Misses
Margaret. (Jiivauagh and Hannah Win-
tors; confectionery booth, Misses
Margaret Murphy and Kate Cava-
11:11h; ice (1111:1111. and cake tables,
Ad and Mrs. ()u'ou Riley, Misses
Mamib Shields and Lizzie Stoogmullcr;
soft drinks, Michael Reynolds, (Iwcn
Riley, Joseph Steogumller: cigar stand
and coat room, Charles \Villizuus, 11s—
sisti-d by Miss Martin ltllcy; ticket
seller, ’l‘lioums ( lre'anu'r: ticket collectors,
lbs-no lluycs,Lawrcur'o (11111111111; , John
[lines and (Non Kiudilion. , ('ro are
11 score of. young lady can asters. who
were kept busy dnrmg ho evening.
Dancing began about 10 ‘i ‘1'.|ock, music
being provided by tlicy‘ ’hilharnionic
orchestra, and was int . spcrscdby :1
progruunuo consisting of a violin 111111
piano duct, Willie .losso 111111 .losio Liux-
wetter; clog dance and song, M. Itoaclf,
of Ansonia; vocal solos, Thomas Colo.
and Paul (i. Somme", Jr. A one-ant
stretch " lure of :1 liounnt, " was ('li-vrr-
ly g1v111 by .1111. of the little folks.
Florence McMalmu, May Williams,
Kline Fitzgerald, Alice (l'tlonncll and
Kittie O‘Connor.
'l‘hedocoratioucon1u1ittc11 is compo»
out of .l. W. Sculli-y, Stephen (l'liricu,
(‘barlos Williams,,Micbucl Iii-yuolds, J.
A. Brown, Williaml". Tammany, .loropb
()‘l'irion, Miss Nollie Murphy, Miss Mur—
gm'ct (Javanugh and 11‘. A. 1.111113. 'l‘lu-
connuittoo (111 1111tor1111nu11'11t ouch (11.1.11-
i 11,: is Mrs. (3. A. Freeman, Mi.~."s Livy/111
.‘lurIplzy. Miss Ella McMahon, Miss
.\1111i11 ll.11'i'ozd, Miss Hannah \‘t'inm's,
1).; .l 'l‘. limmdu," l‘.ml S'hultz'.
lb-111'y ‘. ‘imlilt and :1' .l. (I I111c11 The
floor in in charge of ’ll1om.1s (1'111li',
Joseph llrown, Edward llinvs. .lunu's
You-s and William I". 'l‘annnuuy. 't‘o»
night1111'.1111t1'1't11111111o11t 11111 include '.1
piano duct, Missos Lillio l1‘roi-I1 111111
.\llt't‘. (1111111111111; club sw11111111g, Miss
.\liuuio “111111;pianosolo, .IIosIopli lI.i11\I
wui'llm “ "W
llio .11111'l1's contributed consisted of
barrels of (tourI'1'1.1111(..'|1.11'11sI'Ltioymuur,
M 1's. Surull Iru'rignu, New "1'111l'. (1'11 "Jory
and L. Dibble; bums from each of tho
:lni/l/Qi'oilvo from Miss
\111111 Ii.l\'ui1k, ..'.111111111 (ouhtoi I1 and
I). h'. l).n(‘l!pol't; ranges, Nusl11\' V1111~
.'.x‘my and (J. W. llurrltt; parlor stow,
W. ll. Meeker; (1.1111111, W. A. llrowu,
tl111 l1:lli111'; ball ruck, l'. Ii. l\':1\';1n:11.',l1'.
oil stove, William I’odul’orv; dining
tablo,li;1y1uoud .\' Sons: not of chairs.
.ltunos Mellow; rug, .\. I)I(‘l\'l‘|'ll|1|ll 1\
SIon; 111:111I1'l clock, llzmdull .\' lloyl:
I)11y.~:' suits, lil'yaut. ticsso .\' (‘.o. and,
\V. A. llmtoillct 1\' (lo: 11111|11‘o||11s,|\111,
Pennington and Mr. (‘ompbolh
but, It. Iii'iogor; sate, Itaiuior 1k (‘11,
Now \‘ork: landscape plotan'o, Mrs. ll.
l'l111'11szport1111'11. 11111't11i11s,1\l 1's. l'. Mitt‘lilt‘l';
rug lop robo. .l. W. Mchrnoy; rook-
ingc|1111r,(l. W. Stow; ball lamp. W. S.
Starts-vant; whip and brush, L. M.
Wright: funny c|111ir,.l. l‘. Wallace:
i'.11u1.ypi|low. Mrs. liurns; silver set. :1
friend; tnlrltuhlrs.lt.ll1111.s|1'1y;curtain and
:1 cherry parlor table from 11 l'1'i1-u1l;
buuq'uct 1.111111, Norwnllr lioston. store;
parlor lamp, Mrs. 'l'homan l‘h'rsou; 11111.11
curtains, 11. friend; bod room suite. 1415111»
ulnrsocii-ty;blankets, Si-olioldo‘s lloyt;
cmmtorpano. Tristram 1k liyatt; fancy
plates, Mrs. (iormloy: clock, Iiiobnrd
.INoack, sl1ocs,’l.‘l111odoro Olson; Turkish
pipe, l1}. l1. llafuer; bottlo cologne, l1‘. 1|,
Baxterzstatuos, ll. S. ltood;su1ulrios,
R. 11. l’laistod; largo log cabin bed
(fall‘t, Mrs. Morgan; cushion. Miss Mor-
g1111;1|olls,'|i. l1}. limiwoll; (111111f111't11bl11.
St. loscph‘s Guild;ntorulzor, E. ii.
Tomlin 111:1. 11ilv1~r cups and saucers,
Raymond (iriueery company, and pic.
turns turn: Edward street.
Withinglon and Gettysburg.
The lb‘ct’cuiion 'l‘ouri; t company huvi1
arranged a very attractive autumn tour
t1 Washington and (iritysburg leaving
Wednesday, ( )1- tobor . The party will
be gone six days and the cost. (if the tour
from New Haven ist‘. 7"im1luiliug rail
road fame, hotel unisonunoclatlomo, trons~
fern. ride through battlefields, besides
meals on route. For further particulars
address Recreation Tourist. company.
Peek ((1 Bishop, managers. New Haven,
Conn. '1
lady's
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monie Orchestra— Ladies in Charge oi rm,
SUNDAY AT THE CHIJIICHES.
Pastore‘and mu Them: In 111's Pulpit: at
math Tomorrow.
(trace church, Rev. B. H. Watkins.
rector. Annual parish day. The 17th
Sunday after Trinity, September 27th,
(5911. 8It.111.H0|y(311uti11unien. 10:30
a. 111., Morning Prayer and men.
Subject, “Building the Wall.” ' 111.,
Sunday school. 7:30 p. m. E cning
Prayer and sermon. Subject, "The
Uhristinnuud tho Saloon." The rector
will oillciate‘. All are welcome.
Calvary Baptist church will hold ser-
vices Sunday evening at 8:30 p. 111., in
thoIbapcl of the South Nor-wall; Bap-
tist hurch. Tho pastor, '.lohnson W.
Hill, will preach. ..
At the South Norwalk Baptist church
the pastor will preach tomorrow morn-
i11g11udeveulng., Subject of the even-
iug' sornmu, "Double Standards an
illumination to the Lou. " This ser-
mon will touch upon 111110. of tho promi‘
unnt qmstions 11 11111111343111 regards
tl1cir11loralaspccts. The Christian Eu-
do Not 111coti11g will be led by Thomas
ltobbius. During the day the choir will
render excellent music. ".lubilatc,‘1
(.‘orbln: "Jesus Thou art Standing,"
Gcilwl; “How firm :1 Found 1t1on,” the
To Winish, and"()h, Bless
the 11ml,” tiail‘. ’l he owning service
will be about 1111 hour in length. Public
wolcmucnt all of those services.
First. Congregational church, Thomas
K. Noble, pastor. Scrvidfie at 101111) 11.
m. :111117:231)p.1u. in tho morning tho
pastor w1|1 occupy the pulpit and preach
abut-1111111 appropriate to “Holly S1111.
day.” In the evening Itw. Dr. l’nrard
will speak upon, “The (‘oudition of
(iriuu: in Norwalk, and What we (lught
to do About it.” Everybody cordially
invited. Young People's Society (‘.brisv
tlun I'lndouvor at (liltl p. 111.
Norwalghlothodist. I'Ipiscopul church.
(‘.111‘2'11'1‘ Mott and West avenues. A.1{.
Wyatt, push-Ir. AI. 10:3“ 11. 111.. lit 1'. A.
S. l\".11.'.1n:1gl1 \villproaob: l‘.’ 111., Sunday
school; (3:31) p. 111., lipworth League
11111131111111. .\t 7:30 p. 111. 111.5 pastor will
pn'acli. "al'lu‘nu‘, “(‘onl'cssing Sin." A
cordial “'t":(’(llllt.‘ 2.11 1'. voryullc.
;or,..\ Iii-based lin-
Tbis is (lu' theme of ilov. I".
113. liobbius‘ rulilrcsson Ilu1"l\'o I know.”
questuln at the First Baptist. :‘mflf
S11111l11yi1v1111111g. The public invited.
At the l"11'st Methodist l'luisi-opnl
church, lil'v. A. S. l\':1v'.111.'1,1,'l1, pastor,
divine Sorvico Will be hold at ltlzi‘ul :1. 111.
and '21:?) p. 111. Iiuv. .\. ll. Wyatt- will
prom'b 111 the morning in ori'haugo \tlllt
tho 11:1»‘111'. |11.t|111 1111111111): (1111 pastor
\1'1'1111111upy (In1 pulpit 11ml [111-nob on:
“I |.'1~|l1111,11 (‘luuig‘s l":11111'-u1'(
“Sixti'dll to ()111'
111'111ily.”
K'lli‘hllilIl-‘l. "
\I tin1 South Nomalk('1111,,r1,::1t1op:il
|.- .'. (1111': 1|1| II It 1nd “I“
[11'111.11|z tomorrow numbing ,,, taking for
l11s s11li1lt‘.'i.'11\1d 11 " ’.cv.
'l‘l1ouI1; 1I«' lt. \1‘1‘1 x1: I) “.111“ Iii‘t‘dlll '111
"il11'1c\'1111111g,1\ 111111111; with 1b. II'LHIHI‘
ol't-biscl11'1r1'nlotto 111(1'1 '11st of 1111-1111-
lii'ollsoi'auso. Ilr. Robb-‘1'. subject will
(‘itizcuslnpz What (‘hris
v “mounds of (1111' Voters."
, 'illbo special svrvli'cs (it tho
African Methodist lipismpul (.‘lllll't'll,
Sunday numbing. [.111'11 l“1':1st,1'mu1111111-
iou si'trivo. 9:31) 111tlu1ult1'1'11oonpron-1|»
log by It 1'. li. ll. J. Taylor, and 111'1l1o
ori'umg by l'rwiiling I'lldot' (I. 0.51111”:
1'l1111111b
.‘1111'11.
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
“redoing and Coming oI Norwaih People and
I \ Their Friends‘.
Miss Susan l"1'1'ris .I:11'vi.-:,of lli'iilgo
port", has boon visiting relatives in West
Iilli'vl’,
Mr :1: 1| ‘\l1'~'..l.'11111's Walsh of (‘llcst-
not short 11111.:11rt111n11l apar'iy of l’ ridge-
y'unt friend-1, 'I lmrsday night.
ltlt':1._t~‘1y|\'11.w11' (irumnum and Mrs.
II. .I. ”11111111111111. of No1'w:1|lc,1.1ro visit-
1111,5111 lii'ooklyn. r
'l‘lu- 1111g.1;.1111111~11t of Miss (irnro May
.li'llllll11;1-i, daoglltcrof Joshua Jennings.
of Henry strut-t. to II. Arthur 'l‘:1i't,ol
Washington, I).I (3 , is announced.
Mrs Maryilsliiirll and daughter .los-
11pl1i111-,oi nuons, 11r11v.isiting Mrs 11
I1. Adams, 111' Taylor 1m 111111.
.1. Wallace I’uuzo-lt has returned from
him. works" trip through tlu1 state and
in Mmsui'hnsottsx- Ilo resumed his
duties today at Davenport's grixeery
store. ‘
Mrs. Ii. t’. Price and son Conrad, of
Norwnlk, arc in Jeri-,oy'Uity,
‘ l’roi’. Lewis V. Pierson, of Yalei-lcicn-
1tiloscln1ol,uud Miss Mary WIIII'I'IIIIIII,
s11yu11'i11tondo11t of Kindergarten Instruc-
tion, at I'mtt Institute, of Ilnmklyn,
formerly of St. Louis, and of the lunch
ty. will be the guests ol' Mrs. 1,}.
Wood, of Mltlln‘mk. itowoyton.
Mandolins. i'}. Bailey, of Brooklyn,
arc guest-1'1 of M rs. (i. I". llaird.
Miss Mary E. (,Iulglt'y. of Dower-y, is
visiting in town.
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Forger Avery Bound 0m.
Ernest Avery. tho New Cannon for-
ger, was giten 11 hearing yesterday and
bound over under $200 surety. He could
not tarnish bonds and wheat to hill.
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DIAMONDS RECOVERED
New Developments Yesterday in the
Hotchhiss Robbery».
l
Redeemed trorn Places in New York and Boston,
Where Thompson Had Pawned them for
(tender their Value~Thompson's Trial
this Ailernoon.
The bearing of Charles Thompsomtbo.
young colored man, who stole the dia~
metals from Mr. and Mrs. E. linbboll
llotchkiss, of 4 Arch street, was yester-
day adjourned until this afternoon.
Thompson was leit in the custody Wil
liam .Iossup and yesterday aftermmn 11c-
companiod him to Now'York to the
places where ho had pawncd some of
the diamonds and then to Loston, where
the remainder of them wore (l1s1u1s1'doil‘.
They will all be recovered.
At New York yesterday it was found
that Thompson I111d'pu1.v11111l four of the
diamonds for sill. As it would entail
groatdiilicnlt'y and expense to. recover
the goods by law tboy woro redoouuvd
by paying the amount. loaui'rl. Tlu1
voluooftbo stolen diamonds is pbueod
at $1111), but Thompson
$111.11“ on t|111 whole lot.
only 'roali'lml
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The Sateen Must Go. .
Souwono has said that “all men are
soun-wlmroand51111191111111are 11o whore.“
Win-1'11 are you on this question? I think
that thorn is nothing 111 our continually
that. we (1:111 dispense with so well as (lu-
saloon. It 1,4 the laboring man's greatest.
o1n‘1111v. .lt' 11l|t|1o mom-y spout at. the
saloon \voro spent in our 1,111 awry, cloth—
ing, butcher and shoe stores how much
better it would be for us all. I cannot
see how :1 man can speml money for
drink and smoko, when he is running :1
bill at any of those other stores. I have
put my but down 1111 drink and t1 1bai'oo-
I wish it'ould 11111111111 ovory 1111111 111 this
”town to do the same. 1), why not In' 11
free 111111;? If you do 11otov1'r1'1111111it, it
will overcome you. “(t that men should
put 1111 1111.111," in their mouths to stout
away their braius"—---S|1:1I.'1-spo:1r1'.
Friends and follow y'iflzons voti' “no
license" 1'. :1' the sake 111' tho poor drunk—
:11'1l'.. with. and children? V1111. 11o
livousv I'»:'t|11' suku of tho 5111111,: 1111111
and boys I|111tzzror1asily immoral, and
[pt 11\‘ 111111 and all tltt :lll\1'1'1'11111111111l~:11
(bi: r'llydtl:1<'1ll'IUIl(‘I11llh’t‘llll
.l. l'. I'I'er‘ld‘.
Sheiiicld Island Light to be Changed.
Not'walk. l--'l1111d light 1111 (I111 and of
:w‘bn-tln'ld Hand is 111 b.‘ 1"11111-1'1'1l
south and \vn'st (11(1'1'111‘11 li1'l'l'y'111'1l '1'
ot' the I'nlto'd Stat-'5 lighthouse inspw'
tors. 'l'his i~ for tho prom-(11111 of sound
irr'il'u' and also to render more sub- the
entrance to Norwulk 1'11'1-1'.
Captain lcc's Narrow Escape
(2111111111.lowph('1'11ss1111111.ot'Norwulk,
ball :1 narrow vsoopr' from drowning,
v1:'i1‘1':1l1\', by l'1ll1'111.1 ovorboard from :1
small boat wlnlo ilsbing. lb1 W11?» :1
lu1.1\'y ovoi'r'out '.uul rubborbmh, :1111]
“'11s conipb'ioly 111l1uustml when he
outnugoil to 1:11: tun-11' into the bout.
wrsrronr.
There will I111 11 mooring Monday Ill'xi
at 2:11” p. 111, in 'I‘oqui-t opera house,
wboutln1 now .\111-1ri11an ilog. ltl'tll‘l't‘il
purrlumwl by tho liu'p11blii-aus, to bo
used during thi~ 1':1111p:1i1:11 to indicate
that they. With the people, favor sound
money and will sol-k to uuunmiu 'tbo
1'1'1111111'y's honor, will be unvoilod and
suspcmlodfrom :1 lim- oxn-udiuu from
tho upper portion 11l' the opera lion-111 to
the village IIUIC'I. l'rnpt‘loinr llulli'rwmd
being a sound money man, and only too
glad to show his devotion to tho 1111111111
his property to sustain «11111 11ml of a
symbol so signit' that as (be It. W. and
It. is this you; Attorney Light, of
South Nui'v'alk. has been invited and
|111s~sig11iilod his intention to I111 pro-
si'ntaml 1111\kr1'nslu1111'h, and thorn will
idrmbtlcsgflmother speakers. This will
be the opening of n omnpoign which
promises to add fool to the tire threaten-
ing now to totally ostirpnto liryauimu.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nash, of Stambml.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Nash. '
Mrs. Frederick Lyon, of South Nor-
walk, and Mrs. “1111111111 Crawford and
daughter, of Norwalk. 1.1311 slapping with
Mrs l'.:lwardi ‘ritwford in King litl’t‘ttl’.
1 WINNIPAIIN.
William MoAllister hurt his log units
badly while at work at the Winnipnuk
Mills. yesterday, bya boom falling on
It.
“Pork new. Wine. N. Y. Mlt ’
owns 11 1111—5131111 or 111111;
hp represents by permitting 11 portion of
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
queer State at Altair: In Boston.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Bosrov, Sept. slit—«At 7 o‘clock 11111.1
morning there were 5 3'1) members on the
floor of the convention ball. Scores
Were slecp'in tbc'gallory. At 101151111
thocutrances to the hull were closed,
and tho insiders were lymked in, the
outsiders were refused admission. The
gold men are twirling a secret session in
tthuincy House. it is evident that
the convention cannot be organized at
the appointed hour. James Hughes,
11 Somei'villodelegate, was cloc'trmutcd
by an electric light wire while attempt-
ing to outer tho hull. '
John B. Thatcher Declines.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
A1.11.1.\'\',.N. ‘11, Sept. 211,—».111111. 11:15:11
Tl1atohor has 11111111111111 tlu: Democratic
11»'1111i11:1tion forgr'ivornor ot' the State.
11011111111 nuus’rnssrs.
""Pcch's Bad Boy."
"t’cr'k's ltnd I’my" coinpauy, which
has b11111 so many yours ontho road.
willfin'nr :1i lloyt's 11.0.1112. Monday
11igli' -. A 1111x1ti1'll1111t programme 15 pro-
mised, 111m 1.1111111. presents 1111 imtrutiat
ingly funny t'ar'r'o (touu'dy. with the 11s-
sistauco of pretty wood-.11 and witty
comedians. Spcrinl sm' may, including
tbotuurous 1'1'111:1_v storo,1uay be m!
perm-d, .111d.1l.~o magnificent. costumes,
bright ixiusir', specialties and fun of :1
wboh'sonm land from tho mono-lit the
curtain rises until its last fall.
. "Dan'l Drucc."
Nc'1xtl1‘1'iday night our tlwatrogwrs
will born :11: opportunity of. witnessing:
:1linoporiohuanvo by our) of the most
distinguished of old school actors. Wil-
1111111 limlnmud. For this occasion he
has solevtC-d one of W. S. Gilbert's very
Ili‘nl. comedy dramas, entitled “Dan'l
ilr1u'e,tho Blacksmith," a play that
I11 ld (I111 boards of tho lloymarkot
'll11111tr11, London, England, :If1licoi1sor'u
tivc nights. Mr. liwlmuud has :~'111'-
rounded l1iu1s1'lf with an exceptionally
strong 11111111111113', headed by 11111 charm—
in;1 Miss Anna Stunnard, late of .\11-
',:11.~'t111 llily‘s 'l‘lu am Now York. We
1|ipt|111 follow 1111,: from t|111 Lostou Daily
.\dvor1tis11', u in. h in (1111‘ 1sl1ig|1|y 1111111-
pliuu'utury; "William lit-11111111111. who
appears as tho horn, is :111 orci'ptiunully
bundsonu- and stalwart y1 11111;: English-
man, with :1 lion voicr- out good native
utti'ruur'o: the stronger the situation I111-
1'.1111~1 (lir' both-1' .\lr. li1'1l111n111l illlorl it,
and of tho height of tl11' 11l1111:1\',|11‘1 show<
ml rout j1:1~'.~'1111111t1‘ simmrlty and p'm'vr.
llis wbnb- porl'ornmnr'o was vigne'ous
1111-1 «Irwtod. and tho nudir'xu-r- W111:-
much [l'..-used wul-I it and 111111."
Card From Manager Mitchell.
'l'banking my many friends for their
1in 111.1‘1 potr'ounno sun 11 I llzm‘lllllt'il 1111111-
11g111111~11toitl1o Norwnlktlporn111111.411, I
111-sire(111111111111111'11 for lllt‘ coming wwk
eight 1111rt'111'111111u'11sof tln1 llrlggs (311mm
oily oompuuv of thirty Ilr'tipll', carrying
tin-11' own |11'.1.-1.<'. lilillll 111111 orclnstru.
This organization has dramatic 111111
specialtyurtists, and give a variml 1111~
I11rt111111111-11t :1! IO, ‘50 ilibl till roots
I burn \Vlllli'rhl‘ll 11111 of tlu-irpvri'or-
111111111111: although not 111',t|111
Ili‘lil will: “|[1~1'111'.11111 (I111 11.-.1111"
".\lm'ry Wurldfmhcau sail-1y suyl
found tlb'ot Ill'rtl'dtlils'ri of the kind and
fully worth Ilu- price. With nothing of‘
I'vrml I1i1vlft‘liilr11llllt'tl taste.
Yours truly,
11‘. W. M1'1'1'111-21.1..
and. same
A Pretty Tomlnth.
A 1141112111111 11 yard square is motto
from polo bluo 11111111 ornuuicutml by r111
noissnm o loco braid in 1'1‘1'11111 white.
Those. braids urn laid 1111 the stalnpml
Llr-ngll and sowi'ddowu along the mixes.
Tho design itsi'll’ is It Wlili' band 111 mn-
Volltiouul figures that i-xti'ud diagonally
across the cloth 1'11 loam-s umI Ile'I‘R.
'l'lu1 111111111 dmign 1.: mod ili'tlw cnrni'rs.
Eili’ll sido (I111. band lltl't‘u is appliupml 11
wide band of t1.t‘(1|)11:l bum in a bounti-
ful sly-111 pottvm. Tho 111111111 law is
11111 d as 11 frill mound tlw clot|1.'l'lio
d» 1.111 1'. mild I111 pr: try for a bedroom
stand «11.11-1' 1f wurkut on pain grim or 4
canary (oloml hm 11 —N1~w York Post.
wm Wmer g 11.11... 111.11. '
Mrs. S. V. Root of St. Paul has b11111!
emulated by Mayor Moran 111111. special
11.111111» “diner, possessing full runner to
IIItIICH armpits. Mm, limit will not ymtrnl
a boat, )‘i'L blur will mm a star. Sin-
doeirod tl111app'oi11tmm1t to aid her work
in CtIIIIIt'l'IllIYI with the lbw-r111 home. an
11111111113111: for the reformation of {nib-11
Wound. with which she has long been
connected.
Mn. 1.1.11...» Await.
Mrs. 11111151110 Agassiz, wife of Proteus
or Agassiz, In hornethnou cal’ .HI the god-
mother of 11111111111. collugo, which In
tin1 woman s department of Harvard.
it was Mrs. Agassiz who em timugbt
of naming the college for Anne Rad
cliflo, the first woman who ever 1.1.1.111 a
bequest to the institution.
and
11 11111 :1111 11 111111. 11 "1111
WANTED“.
CLEANhl '(‘1 1111.1 11.111111} estate“ 1111de
liaynmud ~t1'1111t.1'111'11er of Hot I31
stronger. lIIlttUI'I' I111 til-1 mire. Iiontb .
(2111111. \I1I1111-spoutlullynnnIouncomthecl
olrioutb N11r1111||r.borw11lk and Vicinitym
we have established uni-wives in
dys- log and l'li‘llllllu business. and M9
11'1111111111llu'loull lilmlool’ ('IBilttlmtaml ‘
11 r in tho \1 1; limit stylound "mullet. MI
1111 to, d1.- 1.1...» I'IIIItll’ made 11 1or1.1mrt.cim
(1111.11.11. inixu1ts'i'1‘1pos, boo: s. 9th. M10 10M
f1'l11g11s.pi:.111u 1111:1111,billiardt'ovormmu 1111..
s1 111is.t11~'. kjilulnvos, kid slimmmlsuinat are
t‘ll'c‘tltt‘tl Ind '.11111- «I. (i1- nilnnmn's garments
Ily‘mlm loom-1| .Lliil pressed Ill LIIB best milit-
ur'r. (1. ISUT'i'ljliI" ASH 11110 LS
.... ...-ma...
‘ VAN'I‘EI) A mnrrlod manmolomdmnlit
:1 situpiion 11sto:11l1uum.t'.ity or 00“!!-
try Food .1 .nlomums, Address 1111111111
street, llllilgvyunf, (It.
‘ TAX" l‘il ll \111or_i111111 Woman on workln
IIUIIHI'LN our. in family oltwo. (lull a"-
turnip 111...:.111tlsbor11o 11v.onuo East Norm] k.
Bil!
. ...... .1....
‘ Y\.\" I‘till. ~I.\1:i1l as mmk and inuudrces.
Apply with retort-111 11s Int lb Bolder) ave-
nue. swat
‘ fAb"ll.I1--A ("difllli‘llillt girl for general
I l1.11IHU\\'HIk. 1111 West avenue. South
bonvnik "T , s"). ’l3t.
‘ TAVI‘EII Iniivleru at Muss IIIII VIII“.
.\'nutb XIH'walk It I' L 1wrenoo s In"!
[)11Ph'stlilti‘ifl ‘Iii -.L Wylie. H T To)
lor ~3'sli‘lll of rotting. Also children's
suiIlsI.(11.-its1'1-111Iml1'b11l. Iv‘uri'ollaretts. No.
1 | 1.11111 pork. rmulonm ltlrs.l|l.J-I'ltroet.N1.1r-
w:r|lr,ih.nn. 11 It 2W
TO LET.
7 Vi) Lil'l‘. » I1l11t it”, 9:1 South Ma'n Simona
111.111.... m-ui 1'11 llllIII‘1t\'i'nl"an. :- at t S.
P"'1111i'>4>l1|lt ill 1111011. Alsu memII llum‘ HI ('0 I.-
tag.- ~1111.1tm1i 1~11111Ili.1n1ity. rent 7 Apply
1 111.11.111.11. ‘io.l.1h:1st :11'.on1111I first Nor-
11.11- .111 11111111111im11.szoot
I ‘1)I.|'.'| :.15.\'u11b ll: 1i' 15f .furui.~|1od1Im11ns
l111:1.i-I.1111l ligb' out. (-1: suit». or 111111111
uith usoo vtlmib: alsulouerImminent. 'ImlII. lim
.1 w. 111 .\l:'11 b:11»11111-.t11.\11py in M
ford tar-l1- 15'0th .\I:1i11stror1t,.s EU
7 1.11 Isl. l 'l‘l 1111 (ii-tuber 11.1, it desirable
l1»11-< ul'i1i;1l'1i 11mins.
(iini’nln nus l"llu1'lul.tli11il. within ilvemln-
1.11.11' 1H: i1 111 ~1.1tivn.li1~ut $111. Apply to
1' .ll. 'lnl!e~, 1‘s \‘1. nor ~tn -.t South i‘wnfitlk.
sslti
’1‘” HIV llnuso rooms 1.11Womlwmdme-
. 11111- root :l:li1'.1-r door, 5 rooms. 111i
\I\.1..-lw:11.l ‘11'--.1u1u n of '3‘:
or'rmms sovonrl
'.....1. 27 \V111-1|1.'=111.| 1': 111111..
l'.. A. VIII-mdward
. ’l‘llli 11} l -|i()().\_lH|1’I1‘I(' l 1111-11..Tl.l)ct'kers
411111.711 \\:1 bluutu 111~ir11vt win-Iotvsin
...1. II1111l11 1 1.1111z1-1111 1mm :uurtments.
L'l 11.1I thud st .1" .. 111-:31: 1111! $7 m :11; 1|
1:15 1 I- r11r1'u-111 1111:1111111111I.il1.~t ilnor,
..'.1 \\:1~|1iu-_1nn.1:111'.t li‘llI £100 windows
1111\«11 1 ”11111 (1 III I11|1 wt bonito-l anililcnu-
Ill. .\11')tlII'UIIIWlleIIrUtU)
'l‘tl l.l'. '.I' —'|"|11' .-\ll1'11l “th!“ ['II1111' 1111-1111-
(bl'. .111191 .11. In of I111; iv a. desirable
1.11.1111...1~.111nn~1- 1.11 (ii 1.1M plum. .'1|| 111ml-
1I1Ir1I1 (111111 1111- mews. ulosir .1bl 1 for snmllfnm-
1 v
1111111111111”. .‘dnmsorAJi. Tylr-n
S2‘ZIW
"".'""'r 1w.» Molt-1. one large
1.1111 tr 112.1 (:11 1111111111. .111 \I’oest avenue,
ltt‘itt LlIII ull‘mt‘tt >2} 1W
V ‘1) I I 'II 7 ( ”tinge in 1'41.1r«1t 1.». South Main
1-. In mm- 1| l I".Iiy\boi1.’1'ih|ollth
M: 1111 (111'1I.o111n premium sl ILIII
7 ‘(ll'I-'\lpor1t-
.11-_|- Am Ir 2!: linvllnnd slim-II,
.\» :1t lllllll~llflil room tori
. 11th 1111 u.
11.1111II1-Ilnl1or Isl. Ilh' 1I11;Il"1|l1li't
.mg 1 11 11111131 .~11l.~ of “astrington
ntt'w’.1'111111-r11i1\1111n'.’ >tt'1,11rl For pur'tii'w
l11~ 111-1 1 I1>.:l11»1|v.\I Layton. agent I
7 ‘11 ll": . I':11II11:11 of 1‘. roum». barn and
w.'.~»i1lw11.~ :.1o~l\\1ll11l\\.tir1 111 :1r sta—
tinu 11ml 1:.11'1beu::“1>:1int-nib. Address box
.‘ lio'.\':~.1i11n.(31.1111. 111-111i1'1-.~I11tic111agent
.11 ll lW
Vl‘ii LI" 1‘, l-:~»111(l-tulmr 1, $111111an floor of
be: 11 \1 :71 \\.-~t 'Ilair1«t1.-vt ‘.1'11'1111Il1'.
Inn .'~111.11i l:1111ll)‘1~l':11lillt~. I':|ln'|o~ II Il.'1w.\-
l1111v‘. shill ,
. . . h ...“m ___._....‘
'l‘i) ll'l‘. \111'y1l111111blr1 bun-11, In padre-t
111:1
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