"m. mmmumm
heeled. arrow-yahoo. deepm
back at tho ear hora whichtbeblood
~7oellsdDr.L. T.Day. :
. Dsyiouudtbatthewosnan.wbo
'f1oseveatyyeorocld.waocewueath
" Desidesthewoundcsontionod the phy-
mmndthstlro. O'Brleuslonnpe
hadbesnnearlyeovsrod near the root.
cliniaeowasbatteredalmcst onto!
shape.“ she allowed other tins of
brutaltreatrnnnt. fihewasnnoonsclona
when Dr.Day saw hor.‘and up to a
istohcnrlset night her condition had
notohauned. .
, Deputy Sheri! Romper was notified
by or. Day. The men investigated
on mattbrlrumedlatoly, butscfar but
nu found-anything startling. The bus-
band oxproseos total ignorance of the
flair. He says that he did not hear
auynoiseduringthe nichtandwasun-
aware o! the foot that his wife was in- .
jarcduntil hostariodtocallheryratcr
day morning and found her in that con-
.. dition.
Thoconplearo noted intho townlor
their many eccentricitirs It is sup
posed that they have amused some
many. Thiamay supplyarnotivo for
theorinsoditheiohas been anyon the
part etiintendod robbers. The story
told by the husband seemsso he
‘ “abnormal audio be relied upon.
. Theoswieoutslnlyisysterlooa.
i: -‘lhs condition or llrs. mam In.
asohlset night thatit was feared she
‘ , would uotlivountildayiinht.
Atohphonelnessaselrcmllr. Day at
ic'clook this afternoon said thut Ire.
O‘Brlsn’s condition remained practically
tiresome. Shoioetiil noonnsoicnemnd
nothing is yet known regardinc the
manner in which the received the
Winjnriea.
The authorities have made no moo.
andthoreareno new developinenta in
ihsosse.sclaraecsnboloarnod.
camwc MGM!
mumrmnmwwm
Dancer.
Thelcnv ltalianswhc wssowoondsd
inthelraoasd Sundaysvo reportedet
the Norwalk hospital as setting along
nicely. Se losucau beknown. none
ottbauiaatprsssatiaadanmuacon-
Mtbooflflntlvewcestcawseomo
ery Iuoy rennin considerable titre.
They undoubtedly owe their lives as
nIaohtcthopatloat «esottho nurses
at iothodocler’oskill. audthoyonyht
lobe duly m too they do not
taste the maul-momma.
nurses aunot lobbies torwavdtc any
were each “W“ uthocoo mot
lyheidlui'lynecuthsvoaso.
YeansLadiesinisctelanlsnd.
A partyclyoau ladioswillsail for
, loverpoal.llntlaad.onthestseueov1‘ow
“ween-Woe
1de
talcum. service atw
rosy. lie.w..hiloaawaveallvdswl
, Mwithstwdaadeoefl. carom. ion
Sistor Hurrah. who
Monorail: school hit
your. commune-no in Beauty.
and Either I. m oi Mollie.
, wince-cum. Sister Juliane has
been mm to Derby. and leer
place will be supplied by Sister ill.
a
ResuluSunday services at St. Isry'e
chutehwillberoonined one weoktrom
Sundayneuo. Tho servioo‘oare as fol
lows: Sovenun..earlyniorninguraw:
childrenare
specially new to .and per
tlonlsrlythecbildmof theccuuty and
town homes: 10:30 a. m..mular preach-
ing service. at which the sanctuary
boys, thirty-two in number. take part.
insdditioutothorognlarchoir. ,
St Mary 'sAid society holds special
nestling last Sunday evening. in its
room intbochhrch basement. An ad-
dresswaeulvenbythepesm. thococns-
icn being the opening mating of the
fall work.
The ucnluonco of Catholic clergy was
held at Hartford. Tuesday and Thom
.day. In. Rev. Bishop Tlorneyjpreslding.
Room attended Tuesday and assistant
rectors the Thursday union.
The last Catholic census gives the
number of scholar in the Norwalk
parochial school as follows: Boys. 2“ .
girls. 194: directions, Sister Id. Clerc.
Father Smith. who conducted the
mission atSt. Mary's last spring. has
been a mot guest at Mauruea Retreat.
Koyser lehiid.
Mortuary services were held this
weekat 8t. hisry’a church for Michael
ltesgau. John H. White and Patrick
Rogers.
Prayers worc oifemd last Sunday tor
the’lste Johanna Casey. of New Hart-
ford. lornmly 0! Norwalk.
The annual collection will be con.
tinned next Sunday. Everyone is re-
quested to contribute.
IpscialOaroforthoIndoavor Hosting.
The quarterly meeting of the New
walk Christian Endeavor Union will be
held with bill! moiety of the Godmo-
tional thumb. Westpcrt, Friday even.
in: of this week. A programme. which
promises to boot more than ordinary
intorset.hae been prepared. Aepeciul
carter the members and lflcndeo! the
South Norwalk Baptist society. who
with to so. will leave the parsonage.
dl Southlinin street. at 7:15. Anyone
who wishes can so, whether menbers
c! thoeccioty or not. All will be wel-
conio.‘ Special car-to Intern alter the
meeting. Those who so from lies:
Norefslk may most the car at the
camera! VanZondt and Osbcrnavonuce.
Those who so from Norwaik on this car
connection the pdntsruost conven-
ient to then.
Visitors Will he Descent.
Sherman (loaned. Royal Arcanctn.
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
"no candidate will be admitted to the
Inyrtic circle. All not umbere are
earnestly requested to attend. as barb
aeseol importance willcctne uptor ac~
lion. It is also espemd that visions
front Collar mnuoil. New York city.
will be parent.
AIowtoquotelIni-nod.
Dick‘sllotolin Nowtcwn.a {anions
hustolry.waebarmd tothesroondand
ondoelydestmyodby dulatoyeetrnlay
Monmmwiththebsraanda
lame wsccnohod. Wiesel-M4100.
Thebes wast-he Iuostootthatllowtown
beehadiuyodre.
Mu». wmmm ”flaw W-‘M‘lfi
Wilder Aboutl'his.
A mm ”or. Rolls m.“
one. cl Iranian. brother oi Iayor the
national. of death Kermit. and ddvcn
by William Mos. creed a mile on the
Ilhippsc track Tuesday in new.
M...m .. ”MM...“ ...._WI... .. M... ”a...
Tainan wanna.
liaise-l Mom was taken witha
matteIuvwrik activate. rm
l
Wmmwmmio Day
must-m
whofoawlwoaliseor
lienmsiloaifimfitaowolisodevoa
“will“.
mood. of Berkeley shoot.
Nelson. at Brooklyn. have returned
homeattorspcndinga few weeks with
John Dowd. of Norwalk.
emce. started today on his annual va-
cation. going with hie family to Darlen.
to spend a few days.
Main street. and Miss Lynedn, cl Tmn~
ton. N. .l.. lclt Nerwallr. this morning.
lorfhiladelphia.
Brooklyn. today. after a visit with
Jones Harris. of Woodward avenue.
tailed yesterday for Europe. on a can.
ease trip at several weekr' duration.
lass. are visiting. Mr. and lire Wil~
linen licCormsck. 0! Iain street.
neonateruod yesterday from a visit of
about two weeks in Bridgeport.
Brooklyn. is the onset of her sister. Mrs.
W A Curtis. at Wont avenue.
plans. meted this morning for Staten
lslaudtcependalew days
Brooklyn. today. alters vioit with Mr.
and Ice. 1‘. 1!. Coleman.
more Is. and Ira. Sylvester Hunt.
of Chestnut street.
River Joueuon. I. ll" yesterday. to
Momma.“
streams-uremia“ low doye in blow
York city.
«not. eve Melon Ila: I. (ma
halite. or flow kirk.
willesllhrlturopeostheirthiaet
vhdiiesi’Joyletoa oiliowutnot
‘walhirialoww‘l’whtiwm
mumnwmwno
non Guests are me want
Theydcmol'rosu.
Thellsrcnosevonmeii’or.ctl’sris.
wbohssboenependlngtheenrnmat
avenue. The Banners is a cousin or
Ir.Curtissndlsaii’ncnIusician.
VH'O'Iomy. ottbeBronrelecn-le V
powerhouse, whchae beenvlslting hls
ccndnJhboislcheon. Jr" of Cross
streetntnrnodtohis hcnIeinliarlem.
yootoniayaltornoonmnhisbicyclo. ‘
Mr. and lire. Edmund Zelufland r.
and hire. John P. zone. of
Metaried yoelerday for Lake
andotherplocesiu New York state to
mod three weeks.
Ir. andIrs. William Wadoeud ecu
lion-y. whobnve been spending several
wonky with Ire. Elinaboth Wade. of
West street. have started for their home
in Cleveland. Ohio.
lire. John Connor and Miss India
McBride have returned to their home in
Brooklyn alter a few dnye‘ v’caticn
with their aunt. Ire. Richard Dcla'
hunty.
'1'. W. Clinton and some! Polo. Ill.
returned to their home. May. after
soundings few days with Miss Georgi
ans Clinton. of Down street.
Miss Bessie Bates, who hae been
spending five months at her home in
Downs. Kansas. in expected to arrive in
South Norwalk. Iouday.
Mrs Occur Whitehead. of Newark.
N .l.. returned home yesterday. after a
visit with Mr. and Ira. George ll. Rey-
Ire. William‘King and Miss Hamid
....._..._..._.
James Paul. of Jacob ll. Layton'a
lire. Andrew V. Heath. of West
kin. William 8. Holmes
refined to
Charles it. Jeanine. of West street.
Ir. and Ira. Qucely.oi Worcester.
xii-camouflage». or Holden II».
in. Jessie "13?th Barnes. 0!
Ire. Carnaliel WDscbor. of Hantcrd
Irv Blanca “~0er returned to
Ii-Ilnnie fi££7$m, N. v..:.
in. L. I. Potency went to White
.........w
Ire. Frederick I. Raymond. at Spring
InOartissadIlee Instrumental
I W Will. u! Arch street.
Nathan mm at Multiphia. is
mm. w. wwwww
”mm. «Mm. loo.
mm. W et talus. I.
t..irtidttnlt.I.Ima
WWW
modicum-II. ionow the guest or
lir.andIrs. w. a. Giulia. or w.»
lapse recently. y
down Inlison avenue. New York. over
Maltreatment octet crane
«monotone». ”Miro.“
1 A tree days ego-be
outclassed w her agents a double
apartment m in New York (or
”5.000. manhood old! and plan-
int: a m ”SEW. payable in
two years. Eu mm with Gus
Bill’s “We!“ “Entities" will not but
each week .asidolroln travellnxoxponseo.
.350. 00. for forty-tour weeks. At this
rate bereavinuirnmddssourcewm or
done the manage about 315,000.
“Mm”..—
Theltorwalhslheuldbel'rocd.
The South Rm Evening Sentinel
has issued-nu iIIdIItrlal and biographi-
cal edition. which is a decided credit to
that newspaper. to The Norwalks which
are so attractively sot Icrth in its pages.
and to o. W. Inc. under whore super—
vision the work wee undertaken and
carried to s moronic! consummation.
The illustrations are fine. while the
commercial and industrial resources of
the trinity ccmnolty are described in
an inioratinp and comprehensive man»
nor. and the boats and social life 0! the
place are not mineral. The Nor-wake
have mason to let of the favor-
able showing timid and the pub.
“Whore-iii??? pioneered as
n souvenir. addsopcrt Telegram
Icy Got a New Accident Policy.
Wilbur ll. Lewis carried an accident
{nonranco policy for several years. and
now he isscrry that be permitted it to
While he was riding
the tunnel, Sunday morning. a couple
of young searchers ran into him. The
bicycles tell in n heap. Ir. Lewis was
badly injured where one of the wheel-I
came in forcible contact with his knee.
Dr. A. ll. Heribntt attended him. Mr.
Lewis isable to not around without a
crutch.
Over liver School Crowded.
The teachers at the Over River rclmol
are already beginning to tool the dir-
comforts of crowded rooms.
the large numlior of echolare in her
room. Ilse liuuie Pearson war coco
polled hItranIIlor clevan of them {mm
Grade '3 to Grade :I, yeetorday. Mme
Etta Foley. who saenenoe charge oi the
pupils. in already burdened by the
crowded condition other grade. and It
in probable that another promotion will
econ be rustic.
[oven Lecrnits on the waiting List.
Mauro of
A special meeting of Company if was
bold in the Armory. last night. Seven
recruits were taken in;
ranks of the compsnyare full. the names
wore placed on the waiting list. it woe
unkind tohold II bill on Thanksgiving
‘cro. to bo precedent by two hours oi
athletic sport and entertainment.
but as the
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beaver! Fined Sill.
lease Walsh. in the Court at (lum-
nIon Pleas. crininal ride. imposed entail
lines upon quite a batch oi wooden-I
yeebndsy. John Unavavoniiicnth blur.
walk. woo lined til». lie disturbed a con-
yroaaticn cl adoration worshipper: ae-
rambled at woman on Jone Iii.
ll
Handled who dare-M
A terminus lion weighing 100 peomlt
em down the Deanery road on the
lone bola. Way utterance The
beastwddppsdhylhdhumeinsa
bury. to the lens Theatre. hunched
wmmem
Millennium.
WMIflWe.
ileum than. cl Wort moo.
Walloon-cam
on
Smwmhtow.
m firm
" ,, nonemnneunnnsu.
MManrsoanquxonn-om
thoDarnMIadotheirlscapon
, Trust! on for astho Irena»
Putnam. Sept. n—Three Inca. one
muted. 'carlythisnicrningenterod the
lionesctlsaao’ Ballard in Bonneville,
ionnniloslromhore. Theygalnedae-
ceas through an attic window. which
theyroaohedbymoansotaladdor. III
thohoupelheyioundegnnnrmedwith
which the trio proceeded to the room
occupied by Is. Ballard. They do-
mandedhisnionoyandreeoived 840. all
that Ir. Beam-e about him. Threat
flnpto shoot it hemade anontcrycr
attempted tolellowthom the siren left
thohoussnieltedthebarn. toeka home
nndwogonandrnadothoiroscapc. hir.
Ballard's nearest neighbor lives a
quarter oiaInilediotant. At daybreak
socamhwuebegnn andthebnrglars
worstraoodaofnrae the Ilansschueeiia
lino. . ‘
. mm me new SCHOOL. _
Lowe“ Estimates on Jimmy, Car-
pcntoring. Painting and Plumbing.
The ocuunittee of the South Norwnlb
Union School district. has opened esti-
matoe tor the construction of_ the on
tension to the Franklin street school-
tormsrrow.
The lowest bidders were: Masonry.
William H. Smith; corpontcring, bowie
W. Duty; painting. Lewis H. Decker;
plumbing. William H. Meeker & Co.
Architect Warren it. Briggs and the
lowest bidders have been requested to
Inert at Committoemen Light's office to
marrow utornorm at 2:30 o‘clock. when
thepianswillbe gone over again and
the thally iron out to the
m above mod.
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Weather Notes.
Weather Bureau. New Haven. Sept.
b.-—-‘I‘he barometer continues high in the
Atlantic coast roster. decreasing west
ward to a depression reaching from the
npporlnkee Ionihwcet to Texas. thence
rising again to a second high I»... ow r
lying the northwest.
Rain In reported from illnnoeote and
fair weather from all other wotluun.
The temperature has remained «too
tlonary in all sections except the en
trome northwest. when n decided (all
has taken place.
For this section the conditions favor
threatening weather followed by (air
on Friday; stationary temperature; Wont
tosouthweet winds
Brokers lake an Assignment.
New York. Sept. 9—4. ll. Willard.
Elmer Dwiuins and .my Dwigpiuu,
who compose the ilrrn of J. R. WIllnrd
It cmnpeny. bankers nod brokers with
ulllcos in this city. Ballade. Washington.
Philadelphia and Montreal. Canada. it)-
dsy aeeianod to James L. Htsrbuck with
pInIorencee for 020,000 to William H.
iletevhont. No statement of the cocci.
tlon oi the liver. is yet obtainable. but It
is eetlmsled that their liabilities will
reach shampoo. Jay Dwiulns is
at present travelinu in Europe.
mdh lunaticent Work.
The new Sundsylawisgettinuiniti
lmuellcent work in Norwalk. Daniel (l.
chneoker. a baker. was mien hun-
dey attornccn tor unlawfully. felonies»
1!. diabolloally and with Incline afore-
llmht “exported loo create {or role."
lie was put in the carrier. ice cream and
all. and will be tried ioday.-~2iow
haven Palladium.
. Mn ~W,m~m».w.w
Manes Commissioner Mane.
ill! we: The resignation oi untrue ll.
Ierrill. ileum when.“ at
Matthew“ been plated in the
hasdscltoeaovetncraudii will Inch-
anylIe laid tenure tho council at its
irrationality. The seconds not berth
tor the Macedon m not known. ‘
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live at the tooth Kuwaiti-Inland
one at the ”WWW
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by any W to «cum
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3*
house, and the contracts will be awarded 5
ers. and accompanied also by Ilse Alice
Mireille Oholwoll, Miss Doroth‘yD'ennla
Obclweil and nurse. enjoyed the lens
trolley ride to Coupe. indulged to their
hearto’ content in the delighttnl bathing
which the beach silos-(is. and partcok
with cost and lively appetite of a haunt»
ital supper spread in near proximity to
the rollicking wares.
They also witnessed a balloon ascen-
little Dorothy Dennis Cholwoll.'1'ho boys
send. and altogether they had a very
good time indeed.
Last. but not least. tlwy ionnd corne-
whereanumbcrof ears or corn whose
kernels they distributed freely along the
road on the return trip. probably with
the idea of marking out the route from
Norwalk to Compc for future reference.
as the Indians are raid to have marked
their tracks through painless wilds.
nudeeecrnted by the trolley car, in by-
none years. '
Among those who went were Harold
Touch. Robert Martin. Howard Mont-
gomery. Conrad Chnlwell Price and
Peter Berketal of Mrs. Dcunie' clues and
floss- Iialkin, Herbert Guthrie. Charles\
Lune. Sylvester Bmthcrton and Willie
Payne or hire. Vnolinron'o clues.
.. norm“ “3'15“”
The funeral of Edward (5. Bell was
held from the home of his mother. Mrs
Edward Bell. in Bell street. Stamford,
yesterday nltornoon at 2 o‘clock. Rev.
E. hi. Grunt ofllciaicd. A male quor-
tie. composed of L. C. liodghino, W
in. Honghton. W. E. Brown and Everett
Noyce. rang "Rock of Agen"nnd "load.
Kindly Light." Among the floral trib-
utes was one from his former school
mates in the Center school. Interment
was in the Union cemetery. Rowsyton.
Harry Cntbill expects to have his new
boetcomploted one week from yestero
day. B. Arthur Griflin has made the
ion screw. and the boat will be propel.
led by a bicycle like arrangement of Mr.
Cutbill‘e invention. He has selected
the name of "iteereation" {or the craft.
The funeral of Mice Margaret Beaa
com. who died Tuesday. will be held
from the residence of her nephew. An-
drew Beacoin. tonight. The remains
will be taken to Cypress Hill cemetery.
Brooklyn. tomorrow. for burial
Henry w. Well: In constructing a
handsome ten (mi sol! boat (or Dudley
Tilly. sonni George H Tilioy. of Der.
ien. Thebcot willbo launched in the
large pond now being uncle alongside o!
Mr. Tilley’s residence.
' Howard Stevens fell from a trolley
oar'l‘noedny night. Among other in-
jnrles be received was a sprain oi the
right ankle. which almost prevents him
from walking.
The foundation for George E. Ever-
ett's new barn baa been completed. He
in now havinu noosspcol built and tile
pipe laid to it from his residence
lire Dexter K. Gale, 0! Northpori.
and lire. Stephen D. Portion, of Joreoy
L‘lty. whoaro visiting hero. are upend-
iug the day in [New York.
his. and live. Arthur Crockett. of New
York. who had been spending the rum.
cm with Mr. Cnmkett’e parentr. ro-
tnrned homo yosionloy.
A Young People” sliwiety o! Chris-
tian Endeavor swirl will he held Fridny
night. at the home of Ir. and Ira.
Samuel Codie.
Elinor Ellsworth Chopin has second
a position in Dalton with 1* V. Cantrell.
who many purchased Biophon llali‘s
meat market.
(3mm Williams. oi liostcoi. who war
the guest of Captain Rowland. returned
home on Tncnisy.
litre ids Jack has none to the New
York liye ludrnIeI-y to remain two
works.
Ilse Anna Bcwarby. "(New York. in
Waiting her uleicr. hire. litanluy Iille.
Ilsa Medium. oi Irma lsInndJo
viaIIiuIr Ins lhoina urchins».
Ilse ladle Plane. of Bumblyn. lo
visiting Iiee lamina litcvsns.
It. and In. [inlay V. Mailman are
visiting in Muir lildso.
Ive. bowie Parker is home front Aev
"“7 "Wig.--” wwwmm
MAUI.
Ire. ilecerortb end one. ct New
York. are mending rum time here.
In time «raised home ycrmdey.
mum. at li'cw York. spout
W W with insane litre Io
mmmrmn our tours.
I, m_ mnemonic-rim
slon. thcballcon havinsbeen tukonby ”‘
'li
played games with the ladies on the "W " "
one. rent .10.
Well Cigar Cd.
m-” .. —-~
136.. s
oxbeneiun
quire of Andrew
'l‘wo stores and
.li (iriilinmcont.
try tbeli. &
in 'chI. 80. Non!
.\ rein st.
[full SALE—ero not}
log. Roof ‘
alert) bicwnrt’e “My
with woven center.
(30.. 4:250. Main ct.
11‘0" SALE-4)
cum:
5; mouse
nil brnml
wound ls
Slocum I
nml Mural!
My avenue, on!
line just been put .
Kilolouldfl taint. do
on y ‘ or ,
lecherous: Norwal
"' will buy
$4 .IO log Iii
prettiest ntreoln o! Selim
dry. healthful. with
and w lia. ion (or gown!
m. llllll‘li of Taylor &
' Misonnua . .
'Ul‘li' hiE-liAVE
. l'll. mws smile“ ’%
W. 1‘. Blunlihotratm
Hitflllli feliilt'lllit ' . .. '
loom
IIulIco. i“ “ ash
walk
not? .
081'.” "ml
4 lwtwerulmom on ‘
a blue come coat. l .
etc. . III pm hole. A: q .
Iuruml lu lionr 1i... , '
mire-cl. Hinulliml V
not. A blank worstedF
4 mar lie mend
dIIinI'III.:hI all“ I
vent l in Vt Milan“
picture which was in in.“
unit.
A need many who
pump of clothius in?
stores have taken .
fall to the lovololofl);
below it. Such people
anybody. 'olways havoa
ahead. and pay much “3
clothing men than the
people. The recent W
cm nIoII cloconolny to ,
tinuo to follow the seats
they have learned that it is
tIIsnve money. The in
atdieiwsdcllo 'estoiulu ~ .
many choice suits for area.
be had at
llnthcr than store thew
until another m
newmIemIImawa
new and the winter”
of it All the Mir
mmr'etflallhfi“
plainly marked the
have the W.
III: for» W ’ '
Moulds
A comm. ’
cent of The I
Norwalk Chronicler