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11111111111151 2.1150 - cwcancamcw SOUTH NORWALK CONN. THURS 11.1111. OCTOBER 15. 11196.
THE DTSTEITCBDP. hails“: the Evening W11 at club
TIIEY WANT IIGEIISES
Many Liquor Dealers File Applications
with the County Commissioners.
1111 1111 111 rotation.
'11- Board 11111 11111111111111 81111111 in Souih
1111111111 11111115 O'clock 1111; A'lernoon—
What is Said ol the New Canaan
Case.
The County Commissioners have been
in session today, at the Council Ghana'-
bar, in South Norwalk, and will remain
until 5 p. m., for the purpose of receiv-
ing applications for licenses. They
come here as a convenience to appli-
Cants, who wriuld Otherwise have to
make a trip to Bridgeport.
The commissioners had receive 11 appli-
cations from the following dealers up to
2 o‘clock today: Herman Quittner, Ed-
ward Quittner, George 10. Stillson,
Isaac G. Hamilton, 8. 131111.121... Wil-
liam C. Jesse, Alois Koehlcr, John U11:
“vary, Jacob Linxweilcr, Frank H. Bux-
tor, Frank C. Becker, James McGongh,
James H. Hoyt, John'Malono, Joseyhk
Lengye1,George Schaub, Carl Schaub,
Thomas H. McCarthy; Martin Spahr,
John Kramarcik, Peter J. O'Brien,
Daniel Reardon. Patrick Blake. Isaac
Lee, Smith Northrup, John O'Sullivan,
John H. Gormlcy, R. Goldschmidt,
Adolph Kessler, Charles Pennington,
In, referring to the dispute over the li-
cense vote in New Canaan, one of the
County Commissioners said that no ap-
plications had yet been received from
New Canaan, and if any were received
the Board would be governed by the of-
ficial record Of the vote, which shows a
majority of one for no license. There is
no law requiring town clerks to file
statements of the vote upon the no Ii-
cense question with the commissioners,
so that they have‘no oflicial knowledge
of any vote until they look up the rccr-rd
for themselves. The dispute over 1111-
New Canaan vote will have to be fought
out in the courts, and the next step
often refusal of the commissioners to
grant applications from that town would
be steps, to have the vote declared
illegal. '
At the office of the New Canaan Mos-
senger yesterday afternoon it was stated
that several applications for license had
been handed to that paper to be adver-
' tised in its issue of Saturday, so that it
appears the liquor'dealers propose to
lose no time in testing the legality of
the vote.
CARELESS BICYCLE RIDERS.
One of the Dangers of Searching Alongside oi
loving Trolley Cars.
Editor of The Sentinel: I would like
to say stew words a at the careless-
ness of bicyclists w ride along the
trolley tracks and close tothe cars. I
should think men and boys riding along-
side of or back of a moving car would
have sense enoagh to either dismountbr
go as close to the curb as possible when
a car stops for a person to alight or get
on. 011 West avenue, last Sunday, as a
car coming down stopped 111'. [71111111
street foraludy to get Off, three bicy—
clists, riding within six inches of 11111111111:
of the cars. rode by at 11 swift gait just as
the lady stepped to 1111‘ ground. ’I‘W11 of
the riders passed safely, but the 111st 11111-
ran into her, throwing her with 111111—
siderable force to the ground, hurling
her face 11111111 badly, and getting 111-r
clothing covered with dirt and 1111111.
The rider stopped, but seemingly be had
left his manners 11111011110, for I111 141111-11
at her without saying a word. The
conductor, who was avory polite 111111-
tleman, as are all of the Street Railway
company’s conductors, stopped and help.
ed her to her feet. brushed the dirt from
her dress, inquired her name. and then
went on with his business. This 1'1111
all caused by the reckless. 11o-
nothiug rider. 1 say (although I am a
boy of sixteen), and you all say the same,
that more caution on the part ‘of the
rider! has got to be taken in riding close
to the cars when they are in motion: not
toseo how near to the car they can come,
or pace the car. By and by some serious
accident will occur. in such a case the
riders are at fault and will have to caller
the blame. It cannot be placed upon
any one else. Yours,
Henson D. 11111111.
A 011111 Falter lolly.
After Father Kelly’s sudden call from
Antonio to New Canaan his @1111th
are not together and were unanimous in
their expressions that some gift 1111011111
begivonto him as riches of esteem
and It the some time In recognizance of
the great good he did while here. A
committee was appointed who went
among the parishioners and the result
was that, slow days ago, 11 check for
ultimo-out whither Kelly from his
{clouds in Antonia. alone that time
other can» hm been sent until the
pew min all to We.
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Connecticut Shipments are Much Greater This
Screen Than 111 Years.
1 Henry 0. Bone, of New Haven,
speaking of the present condition of the
oyster trade. says that so far the ship-
ments of this month have surpassed
those of the some perioda year ago by
double the quantity. The crop is one of
the largest and the best known for
many years, and Mr. Rowe’s experience
is shared by most of the other dealers.
He said the wholesale price of native
deepri'ater stock is: Standard, 151.10
per gallonthra, $1.2111selected stock,
$1.40; southern and planted stock aver-
ages aboutilftcen cents per gallon less
on the different grades. The New Ila
ven oyster grownrs especially are
making ancuorgetic'efl’ort to supplant
the trade in southern oysters and south»
111'11 stock rcpldnted and developed in
local waters by the native deep-water
sleek. 'l‘o a considerable extent they
have been successful. Thus far this
year no one of the many enemies of the.
oyster has appeared 111 number, proba—
bly because unusual attention has been
given to the care of the beds this sum'
war. .1
Wbil . the 111a1'kct for oysters for open-
in}; is excellent it is more brisk than
that for the seed from the Bridgeport
and Strzttford natural beds. (me do
last week 21101111115 were counted O11 ”I:
111111 scraping off oysters. Une bnytr
keeps a steamer on the spot day and
night, and recently there were ten buy-
ers in Bridgeport, any one of whom
Would have bought the entire day’s
catch. ‘
Within the last few weeks interest
has beenarousod in the ciiltivation’bf
the oyster grounds in the vicinity of
Faulkm-r's Island. They were cultivat-
ed our-.11, but 1111' Work was discon-
tinued because there was 1111 harbor for
the fishermen botween Suybrook 111111
New Haven. Now 1111-. govt-rinneni, by
building breakwaters, has contracted a
harbor around Duck inland and the New
Haven and other owners of ground at
Faulkner's island are. preparing' to culti-
vaic the. bedsagain. T1111 signal station
of the Shell Fisheries Commission there
was destroyed by lightning~ in the fall
storms and Civil Engineer Sanford will
replace it.
HAS GOT MOST OF TTIE MILLIO'U.
Ex-Govcrnor Bulkciey Says the Rest is in
513111, and He Will Have it by Tonighl.
The New York Journal y1'est111vlay
printed 11 statement claiming to 111111-
information that the Republican N1»
tional committee, through. Mark Hanna.
has attempted to assess-Hill 11111111111111 in-
stitutions one-oighth of 11111: per cent. for
use in the middle \'.'1"'.-111'r11 111111111. 1'31-
Governor111111115111('2. Bulkclvy,11f ("~11-
111'cti1"ul,1‘1111 Jouriialnssorts. is acting: for
3111'. Hamil in this stale, and was 111111
by Mr. 1111111111: “1 want 11 million 1i11l~
has from (‘1111111-ciic11t, 111111 I want it
quick. "
.\ II 1r1f11r11 Times rep 11111' 1'1‘Ic1l 1111
chovczuor 1111111111} yesterday 111111
asked him if 111- 111111 seen the 111111111 in
the Journal.
“Yes, I've got 11 copy here,"
cx—(iovrrnor llulkeley.
"Do you wish 1.11111115' the rop,1ri,‘r
"N11. 1 never deny anything."
“W11 didn't know but perhaps you
would wish tosayfiomeihing in regard
to the article."
"Toni-.111 say," replied cx-(lovm'nor
llulkeb‘y "that I‘ve 11011111111111! 1111'. mil-
lion 1111111111I rest of it is 1111-11',.:lit.1w111
have 11 1111 by tomorrow night."
replied
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LECTURE 0N ALASKA.
Colonel French's Illustraicd Talk ‘1'... Uncle
Sam's Domain in lho Far 11101111.
The assembly 111111 111 the Franklin
street 11111111111 111111111111: was 1'1'1111'111'11 yes-
terday afternoon, and contained a good
sized audience last night, to hear (11111111-
111 C. H. French lecture 1111 “Alaska.”
31111111111 French is 11 very 1111111111111:
thoroughly familiar with his
subject. 111111u11rior11t11n1ls how to weave
11111st bit. of humor, or an amusing
anecdote, which 11111111 measurably to the
attractiveness of the lecture. The 111111.
dred-odd stereopticon Views were 111ch-
lent, and faithfully depicted life in that
far- away country.
Allertholootnre W. (.1. R011!” por~
formed upon a variety Of musical in
sirmneuts to the delight Of all present.
A portion of the proceeds will go toward
the piano fund of the school.
Next week the lecture will be given
in the Not-walk schools. It is Worth
hoarin and 11119111 ,
It mil; “”0“
111111 Probably Endom Richardson.
The Democrats of the Thirteenth 111111-
lrlct will hold a convention at the 11111.
11111111111110 Hotel, tomorrow morning 11111
o'clock, to nominate a candidate for
senator and for judge of probate. Jere-
miah A. Richardson, of the Richardson
do Morgan company, 111 spoken of as a
candidate for the senatorial nomination.
He was recently nominated by the Pros
hibitlonim for the same office on their
ticket.
airman-1111111111 clue cigar try
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IN THE 8013111 REALM
Events of Interest to Norwalk and
81th Norwslk People.
THE PARSONS PAXSUII WEDDING.
The Home oi the Bride in Black flock, Where
(he Ceremony was Perfumed, Bright .1111.
Autumn Foliage-«A Gold Wedding In
Damn—Other Evenil.
At half after 12 o‘clock yesterday there
was a quiet house wedding at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Maggy in
Fairib'ld aronuc, ’111ck llock, when
Miss Mary Brookibl1l,'youngcst daugh-
terof 11112111111 Mrs. James G. Paxsou,
was 111:1r1'i1'.1 to Harold Ashton Parsons,
of Brooksidv, Norwaik. Members of the
familiosrf the bride and groom were
present, and some iniima to friends from
l’liilad1_'lpiiiu, Norwalk, Greenwich and
oilicrplaccs. The ceremony took place
in the. front [)ltflill',\'1‘llll'.ll was very taste-
fully decorated in nutmnal Telugu.
The ceiling was hidden with festoons of
color. The wedding service was per-
formed by Rev. W. 1.1. Lewis, of tit.
Jolin's church, Bridgeport. During 1111-
reading of the Episcopal wedding ser-
vice the couple knelt on a pricdn-c.
There were no bridcmnirls. The best.
man was David Joy (lrcenruof Brooklyn.
a classmate at Columbia collego of 1111-
rmom. The bride 11'111'1: :1 gown of while.
silk trimmed With Duchess]: p 1int 1111311.
Shopun'oatuileveil with orange blos-
11011113111111 a diamond 1111111111111. oruamyni,
audit of the {rt-1111111. F3111: 111111 carried
an ivory covered prayer book. Aftru
thm'cretnony :1 wedding breakfast was
served. At :3 O'clock 111.1 newly
wedded couple left for 11 1111111
tour, their destination bring supp 1s151l t 1
be only known to 1111'1mseives. T111-
cvmple Were the 1'1'1.'1p'11:11ts 111' 11 large
number of pretty presents. When 1111-
"1111:1111 return from their wedding tour
they will take up their residence at. tho
111111111 of tho groom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 11. ll. liars-1115, in lrookside.
The bride is the youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Parson, fonncrly of
llizigli'n'ne, 111'111‘ Philadelphia. They
.11'1- now living' in 111111-11 Rock with their
51111.111‘1111'111111 111 -1r daughter, 3111'. and
Mrs It abort (.1. llvgzgy. 1: civil engineer
in 1311-1-111111113' 111' 1111.1 (‘11:1s11li111111ul had.
The groo 11 1'4 also a 1'i1'Il 1113111 vr.
Golden Wedding Bells.
. .11» 111119111 111111iv1 1' 11,
ring-11f 1.11" 1111.1 Mrs. isuao Sullcck was
1111s11rvczl Wulin'mlay night, :11 1111'11'
pie want 111111.11 in (Tr-11.1111 street, “1111111.
The}; 1-111 1". Jul-111111.11” 1'111'1) r1-l:1tivcsin
IIl1'I1'. 11 '11“11111111111111'11111‘1'1 1'11111111'1111111'11
of the 111111—
1111 111111111144 111111 11.111,:r.1t11'.1111on.~1 W'll‘li
111111-11111- l by 1111- gun. sts, 111111 Mr. 111111111114.
Seller'k 1'.-1'-'iv1'11 many 11111111141111: gifts.
51111111"l“»'.'.l.«'. 11*1'11'11 11111'111',1 1111- evening.
Mr. Solici'k 1411111-11111111111111111, us well
.111 1.1111 most 1'1-«11'11-11111 viii/.1:!” of 1111'.
11.1112. 11 - 11:11fury-11115111111 (111‘. oili'e
11f1l1e111.'.111 in 1111' I'mngrrgnliunal church.
Mrs. Schools is IIIi' fourth of a family 111'
111111111111, wbrn havvlivvd 1'1 ('1‘It'l)l‘lll|’
llnir ','1l1'.:v11 11111111115; Her brother.
George Alailn-r,111-.11'1'1-11 his some twvu
tryouts ago, and 11111‘1- that i'mo 111-1'
two sisters, .\1r~'. l'liarlo-s 1105': and Mrs.
(,7111111v-1 1'2. W1111-1'11111'y, 11:11'1: 11111 theirs.
A Sumerian on Air. Cavern.
A surprise pil'ty was 1,111.11 (11 (1111111111
(311111.11, 111 1111111111110 111 (.'.111111-1'li-'11t avv-
111111,'l‘u1-~1111y 1111-111. Mr. (1111'1'1'11 “111-1
not home, but ilin 111111-111 ~11 1-1111111 1111111,
111111 enjoywd ih1~111sclvvs very 111111'11.
Dancing11111I11111g11115 \vero 1111' 111'3111:1p.11
pastimes, 111111 r1'f11'1.111111'ni11 were sl'rvul
at I o‘clock. The party “111111-11 .‘Ir.
(intern many happy 1111111'1111111’ 11111 day,
11111Itl1c lively party broke up .11 2:211!
11. 111.
Air. Dealer and Ill: Bride Surprised.
A surprise party was tendon-11 to 1111'.
and Mrs. John ll. Under, 11! Woodward
avenue, 111111. night. It wasin honor of
the recent. 111nrriag11 111’ the yonngcouplo,
and was in the nature of 11 1111111111 warra-
lnrg. Alamo murmur of young people
wcrmpn-sr'nt, and a delightful time 111
rl'pul'ttlll.
Celebrated 11.11 111111111... Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. P. .1. I) Brion, of Chapel
street, entertalnml friends. last. night, in
honor of the fifth anniversary of their
marriage. A collation was served. The
host and hostess proved tln'mu-Ivcs royal
entertainers. During the err-111111; they
received a number of handsome gift».
11111111111111 1.1111111 1111 Cards.
The ladies of the Nonvalk Yacht
Whilst club held their regular 111-scion,
yesterday afternoon, at the clubhouse
otllioknry Bluff. Thcllrst prize went
toMrs. Edward F. Knapp 111111 the con-
solation price to M111. James (1111111111. A
luncheon was served after the games.
mountain.
Monument tachomaof
1111.11. A. 5min. new ow
The prizes was won by Miss Sarah Mil-
ler and Jamel Hamphrcys.
' DWI! LOII WhlolCI ll.
The Clover Leaf Whist nb was 111-
ganized at the home of any Builwitz,
9 Union avenue, Tuesday evening. The
club willmeet every Tuesday evening.
111111111111 11111 15111111111111.
Miss .Bessio‘ Ahcarn will entertain
friends at whilst, tonight, at her home
in Isnacs street.
FEDEIIA'I‘TON 0F LABOFI.
11050111110115 Adopted Enunclaiinc 1110 Principles
of the Organlraiiorl.
The so cond day' s session of the (Jon-
noctirnt Federation of L 111(11' was held
in Hartford. yesterday. The Hon. T.
.11. (.‘1'O1vlcy,of Meridcn, the president
of the federation, presided. A report
was received from the Central Labor
Union of Hartford, to 1111.1 effect that the
unions are in a flourishing comlition,and
condemning the :1ction1'1fthc Legisla-
turn. in scouring: the 1cvis10u of the city
chart 1'.
Resllutions were adoptol as follows,
at or debate:
Resolved, That the legislative
c munittcc be instructed, 111111 it is here-,-
by instructed to use its best endeavors
before the next session of the General
Assomhl y to an cilort towards having a
law passed hroviding for the placing of
tho 1111.111 of the International Typo-
grnp'nical Union on printing to be done
by 111' in behalf of the state.
li'lsolvcd, That we 111 11 1111 1y usc awry
honorable means to pro-urn legislation
that will enable the 1.11am 1.1' Connecti-
1111 to own and control their natural re.—
source-1m: their own IJl'lleflb instead if
granting them to private 1111'11113p'1lics.
1'111' the chic ting. v of senators and repre-
:r1f:11(11(iv1;-s according to population.
For the distribution of labor bills pre-
vented to the Legislature.
To restrict foreign i1111uig1'uiioi1
paupcr labor.
For the election of prosecuting 1111111-
noys by the people.
That legislative commiitws b1: 111-truc-
tod to procure legislation to semi-11 bet»
ter sanitary conditions in barber shops.
A resolution was adopted for an
amendment to the cinployers' liability
11L't.
11f
close this (-vculn. '
Yesterday's session W113 :1 up; .1 y one
11.1. (11131: of 1111' intrtxluciion of 11 111111111111
question, involving the 1~11dv1r.~..-'.11011111f
11111 Chicago platform Of the licniocraiLO
party
A rcml 11111111 W115 11111111111 11111111111111-
ing the p11w1r 11f injmniiozi 111111 1111111-
111111114111 1111111111111. The 111111 \1'111'k1'1's
11f llridgt' 1:11'1 111(1'111111111'11 11 11151111111141
providianor 1111- restriction of llllllllul‘ii'
[11111 111' pauper labor 111111 11111011111111: 11
Culillilllll'l' to lay 1111' 1111111111 111-fore (‘1111-
neuticut's congressmen.
A Teller was received 1'1'11111 1111' nation-
al 115.1:1'11111'111'111111111111'1111ftI1o A111c1'11'1111
Federation 111' Labor 1111:1'1111nu-111ling the
adoption of 1111-. fro) s.l1'1-r platform of
(be l)c1n111,~1'11111'. party.
T . 1111 savsn caess. M
Concluding Session ol the King's Daughters'
Annual Convention.
The 11111111.1l 1-.1111'1.'11111111 of 1111' King's
I).111;{Illu'1':1 11111111151111», which was Io
141111. 'l‘nvsdny ilfll'rll111111, 111 tho 1"11111'111
church at Hartford, was concluded,
,vvstbrduy, 111111 11111 1-1111411111111‘ 111111'1-1'111'11r
1111'1111~111111§,1'1'.11', 1111111111addressby 7.11211.
'1‘. K. N11I1I1'.11T Nux'walk, presenting 11111
('11unu'il'rintn's of 11112 Work lll‘l'flll‘llil‘ll
by 1111- 1.1'111 r. The 1111111111111 through 1111
111111111111 11111 1-1‘1'1'11'11 “11111 1.1 111111 suc-
I ‘Koi.
11111111 from Norwalk showed much
12111111111 1111111'111'111'. There are 171 report-
1'111111'1'311'1 111 III" state, with 11 1116311111111"
slllb enrolling: ilJlIl'l.
The statistics supplied by Mrs. Juan's,
11111111111: 1111' 1'1‘1‘11111111 and expenditures,
are 1111 11111.111'11;
From June, 111111, to October 1, 1111111.
the receipts have been 11.-1 follows: Mom
borullip foils. .’II.11‘1: supplies, 1811111111.
12111111. Al: birthday. 1112.111: convcutnm 11f
Mil-’1, $12.12; total. 11131111.”.
Expenditures: 11111111111111.1111111111, 111129.
11H: supplies, 111110.112; birthday. $2.11);
convention of 11411.3, $5111.97; incidental,
1111.111: 1111111. 111111151111.
The election resulted In the choice of
Mrs. D. Melancthon James, of Fair
Haven 111111111111, New Haven.111r stain '
secretary. 'l‘lm Fairileid eucalypscerc
tnry is 11111111 Sarah M. Barnum, of Dan-
bury. 1111's. ’1‘. K. Noble, nfpllorwalir, is
a member of the executive committee.
110111111111 tantrums. '
nico'o comedians.
"Rico's (Joniedinns have just played 11.
week‘s engagement at my house, and
1111-1. not 11111 1' done the largest fowl-tone
11113111111111 ever known here, but have
given by furthe best performances We
have over 111111 at cheap prices.”
1'1. 0. 11111113111,
Manager Opera House,
Albury Park, N. J.
06er 51h. mo.
mammwumn the 3111111
. . . rs'nv 1111'1'1111'111;
T111,- c1111ve11tion Will 1111 biounht to 11; '
Wvl‘c 11111, 111111 we 11'111'121'11 for 11'1111'5, 11:11
(ITSTER BEDS RUINEII
The Damage by the Lalo Storm Esti-
maicd at $50;000.
GROUNDS COVERED Willi SAND.
The Men Become Dlscourancd Over Their
Small Catch and Depart for Their Homes
-—Two Years Before the Condiiions
for Dredginé' will be Good Again.
The Norwalk oystermcn who are on-
gagged on the natural beds 011' Bridge-
port arc very blue over the condition'of
the b11111 after
stormn.
the recent destructive
A fleetof fifty boats wont out
to the beds yesterday and the total
catch of the entire fleet did not exceed
sorority-live bushels.
A 111111111111'11f 11111 1111111 did not leave
Bridgeprn't harbor at all and some of the
men 1111111111.» so discouraged that they
departed for
not 11111111111, but it is estimated to be
very large.
their 11111111111. -’l.‘he 115.111; 11;
Yesterday, word was sent to Engineer
State 511111] Fish (111111—
mission. of the grievous stuto of affairs.
Saul. .111, of the
The liridgvpurt beds so called comprise
the greater part of the natural oyster
beds of the state.
()11 11 rough estimate Engineer Sanford
says that 11' (I111, 1111111age is 1151lcstr111'tive
$710,000.
Last week ov-r :00 boats were 111 work.
:11; stand the loss will be fully
The sand kills the oysters and it is 111--
licvml that it will be at 11.-11st. two yours
before the grounds will be in good 1'Ou-
111111111 again. '
11 appears that when the storm shift-
1111 to the outward the wind caused 11111
'1' be big
shore and tho. heavy 1111<
wows to run very high. break-
ers lashed 1111'
dcrtow washed 111111113111 from 11113 shore
and deposited it evenly over the oysters.
The captain of on" of the boats said
today: I never
of
"In all my experience
likc 1!, Sever-:11 11 ..
1111111 thing was brought
T 111'.
up by
drndgc but water. oysters have
probably 1101-11 washed 111111.115 away l1y1'111' '
gain: and 11111 2:1'111'y 1111115 which 111'1'11111~
1111111111111. \Vo 11.1111'1'1111 to have 1111'
l11~sis1~11s1111111 years this youiuhnt \1'1'
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morrou I 1111111111113 111 try 1:11: I11~1l~' 11111111
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shall
1'111'31:111111. 11111113'111111'11'1'1ls111'1111l'1111's out
are 1111111111111 111 disappnin(11113111.
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AFTERIIOOII DISPATGHES
T0111 Walton’s 1.111. of Acceptance.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
11111111111111.111, 1nd,, Oct. 15—A private
dispatch from Tom Watson says he has
mailed his letter of acceptance to Chair-
man' Butler. It is said that in the letter
he denounces the Populist committee-
men on the subject of fusion.
111111111111 I0 01111111111. the Gavcrnmenl.
(1411111111 to The Fontinel l
Manson, Nicaragu on, Oct. 15—Two
members of the null-known (Jhamors
family and several other wealthy citi-
zens have been 111-rested and imprisoned
on suspicion of plottnn: to overthrow
the government
An Alleged Dynamiier Released.
(Special 111 The Sentinel.)
NEW Y1 1111;, October 1'5.-Tb11 family
of Toynan, alleged 1111yamitcr, have re-
ccivcd news of his release. His son says
Tcynau will probably lecture here on
the Irish question
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
The Going and Comi 119 111 Norwalk People and
Their Friends.
Miss P11111111 Vain'ITasscll and Miss
Kailiaiine bottom, of lllion, are visit-
ing at [.18 home of the 1‘111'111111‘ s uncle,
(iooi'go Van 'l‘asscll, 3111111 street, Nor-
Walk.
Miss Alice B. 511111111111, 11f Chi-stunt
street, 81111111 Norwalk, has been attend-
ing lin- wr-ddinl: anniversary of Mr. and
1111's. Peter W. l’ulvcr, Bridgeport.
Mrs. William Brown and Miss Emily
Mi'111l,ait11r visiting Senator and Mrs.
John ll. l‘1'1'1'is,buve returned to New
York.
Ellis-1 1311111111 V1111Tasscll. of the South
Emu-c.1112 1.111.111.1111 store, attended a recep‘
tiou in Mt. Vernon, last. evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Madden, of Pro...
pcct street, have none to Chauncey and
New York, to spend a few days.
Miss Mamie Maples, of Nonvalk, at
tended 1111: Parsons Paxton wedding at
131.1111 fleck, yesterday.
Mr. 111111 Mrs. John A. Riggs, of N01:-
wulk, have returned home from a visit
in Baltimore.
Mrs. 16111in Whitney, of BrOOkIyn, is
111:111 11 of \lr. :1ndld1's. J. T. Prowitt.
111‘ I' 11111 rest.
I Mrs. lull/.11 .',lu11111son 11f htratford, is a
guest 111' Mrs. 5111111111113', 111' 111111 street.
Sylvester Taylor will 1:11 to Massachu—
setts. M11111'111_1',on1111111111ugtr1'11.
i’. I". Z1111.\11'1'.<11n, 111' 111..- Norwalk 131111.
(1111 store, is in New York today.
2.11:1. 1"1'1'15'1 111111 51111 Russell, are spend-
111;: 11 {111' days in Simsbury.
l‘:1pt.1'11 (‘r.1v.'f111'11, of New York, has
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‘1. W. Austin is in New York today.
PHYSICIANS SEE X RAYS.
A11 lniercsiing Dcmonsiraiicn in Dr. Schavoir's
Office in Stamford.
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WILL CARRY TH'r.‘ STATE BY 20.000.
The General 011110011 (or Republican Success
In Connecllcui.
TIN-1'11 was .1 “1111-11111; 111' 1111'
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Allyn lionsv. 11111'11'111'11, '1‘111'111111y night,
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state being ruprwunbul.
T1111 claims of 11111 11111111 by the 111-
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(“'111111111111111111111 (111I 111111 of this work.
The 1'111111'1111111 the unintuitive 1:11.111'1111-n
will 1111 111111111 to the liu'ndnlunrtvrs in
Hartford 1111 Tuesday, (11111111111' :11.
The general outlook at the primal.
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STATE DOAllD OF TRADE.
The Protection oi Show Dlicumd, and Officers
Chosen.
There were filly 1111111111111'11 present yes-
terday at the sevmtb annual 11111131111“ of
thoracic Bonrdof Trade, in Iinrti’ord.
President James I). Dswcll, of New
Haven, presided.
Themorniug session Wan almost on‘
tlrcly given up to 11 discussion of the
protect an of sheep in Connecticut. Mr.
Booth ‘ the 11111111 Board of Agriculture.
112111111 discussion in 11 lengthy speech.
The election of Officers then followed.
James I). Dowel}, of New Haven, was
lie-elected president, and the numerous
vice presidents. with four exceptions,
were new. The old «We noun
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F1iiocn Dollars and William Filly
Dollar: and Costs.
The Ib-ynolds and Slaticry cases vvere
disposed of 111 tlmliriminal Court of
0111111111111 Pleas. yesterday.
Tom-111111 Reynolds was fined 11115 and
costs, 11111111111111 sontcnce 11c recciVL-d in
the Iowan court.
William Reynolds was sentenced to
pay a 111111 of 11150 and coals. 11111 sentence
in the lower court was $10 111111 and
thirty days in jail. The jail sentence
was 1111111111111 111 the higher court, after
an «111-nest appeal by John 1]. Welsh, his
attorney.
William Bindery forfeited 11111 bond of
$2.1, 3111111111 (111111111 was surety
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Connecticut Patents.
The 11111111111111 were issued Oct. 18,
1111111. 1.1111{11.-11111111111fr11n1Offices of A.
M, VV1111stl'r, patent lawyer an solicitor,
Bridgeport, (7111111.:
1111.11.1tynn, Bridgeport, folding bio
111-1111:1'.111111-11111111111,15r111eport,mpc-
111111111“ Thomas lnrt ford, elec-
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linrt 111111111111, snap switch; L '1‘. Hal» '
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()Idroyd NM London; not look' E. 3.
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Warner 1111111., 11111131111011. comic.
Thumb 111111 Finger Annotated.
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right h11111l,y1111t11r1lnv. 1111 told In M
Sentinel, 11111111111111 obliged to him tilt
thumb, 1111119 first joint, and his entire
first finger amputated 111.111.1111, per;
formed the operation.
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Norwalk Chronicler