._ ‘. of mm and christian
‘ ' ofbcutblil‘crwalk; tbeclerk of
them. Albert IcflJlnthew-
m, and the civil eerinem David 0
*‘ ethnic: nine Dummd P. Morwin.o
large prowerotoylternin Connecticut.
RhodeInlandw’an repreeentedbyCom-
allele-oriented“. Wright. There wee
aleopreeeutProf. Gemw. Fieldfrom
-tbeeehcclntJ{lngeton.lt F.Groeue.ef
thin city. nod e'repreecntetive of the
- pie-e. Thetonroi inepeotion included
,thedeep water mile in Narragansett
Bay andtheexperimeut stationetl’cint
.lndlthpond
Ir. flowing. who wee the heat of the
amnion. learnt about 150 agree of eye.
tee bade in Narragansett Bay and alto
. one about 400 cover in Connecticut
, watere. The little oyster eteamer Ii.
‘ Bowing. which bears his name. took the
' My on tho’irip Saturday. Experi-
‘rueute have been made for many years
but. looking toward: the raining or eye-
‘to‘reinwaterover twelve feet deep in
I flip bay. The development at thin deepo
\ m planting of oysters has been: made
1 in thirty both by Mr. Bowing and Robert
' Felicia. For eighteen yearellr. Dewinu
Intern expending money in making
department and have proved that oyeiere
can he mildly cultivated in the
deepwateteciiheetate. ‘
if m I reread for eyelet
‘ belt in deep water. the experimental
Iielenowbeinypenned.
Every member of the party named
tlent Ir. Bowing had choaen. u very fine
day fer the trip. and the oyetere which
were raked from hie bode around Nayntt
were duly tented and found up to the
Mad. At the noon hour the cloth
weeepread nude chowder wee eerved.
' Fruit and other good things helped to
make up ebounteoun meal. About l
o'clock the boat reached Narmganeett
.Pier. Au creations opportunity wee
given the vlnitore to see the yacht race
of! Newport. Upon arriving at the Pier
Manet were in waiting. in charge oi
Ir. Flea. of the Agricultural School at
Kinaeton. to carry the party to Point
Judith pond. It in a delightful drive
overthe macadam roadcof the Name
[enactt dintrlot. through Wakefield.
pent finger hoof hill and the Robinson
fume. down into the lots and to the
little experiment etetion on Point Judith
pond. where Prof. Field condncu ox-
pnriniente in biology. (lyeteve have
been put down here for experimental
perpeeee. and they were taken up and
offered for eeatulnaticn. The build-
ing in occupied jut at protect by
two of the ntudente from Kinsmen,
who make it their temporary home.
The lheint Judith pond many yearn ago
yielded need cistern. but that war be
M the beach weeolceed up with and
Complaint- have been made that the
melt!» intern for toll! pageant
injured the eyelet detection. poo theta
palate M. Field will repent after for»
chairwoman. The return to Print
vflmlfltfll beet hence with nunehiue
and ended with would and wee
infideliirbtfai. For topper an oyeter
rMVflIflM nude better one even
met made on the hey.
“Connecticut. an be latent printed
reprieve elate. there one over 71.090 enter
redone elite-ca of that eteie held a
french” Minna eeaeei tan av-
eneendcitl an acre. The rem ct
downer” precinct1m therein
p.7m Wilda Ammonium
fiMieiemcfiiinetate. aim
. cute very Windeetrteleditlon
cementum mum,
mmbttowpdheodeculyand
“ mmmommm, _
encounter-teem. thettheior‘hier m
mayreioteeandtbelatterwince.
‘ YMUMe
. GWe"I m9.
“Worm
The South Norwalk Blenheim-N
g
of tee paper. printed on heavy breed
.beok pew and finely marinated It in
moridenmofedterpriee occupants
eakn’eparteewenaeanevldenoeotthe
importanceol the induetrleeoitbetwo
Norwelke.—Annealelleotinnl.
magnetometer.
In. Sarah 8. Jayne.
The Brooklynmrd of August 7th
print: the'folhewing obituary of Janeen
ll. Hobbs. cccuain ct hire. Sarah E.
Jayne, of ill Union cheat. South Nor-
Valk: .
James I. [inbe died at hit home. is
AlabaInI avenue. on Monday. the 3d
inst. after a. long and ufuliilneee
which be here with remur able penance
and cheerlelneee. Ho wee, born in New
York. March iii, 1337. war educated in
New York eohoole and college, from
which he graduated with high honor-e.
He was highly eatoeimd among buei-
ueee men audio Dielectric circles. In 1866
and 186'! he won manner of Hope Lodge.
No. 244. F. A. M. and in'lfitib. 1889 and
1870, he wee high priest offlope Chapter.
No. 244. R. A. I. and honorary men»
ber of Zetluud Chapter. Alec member
of Hinton Commandery. No. 4. He wae
one of the gradient woe-here in the tint
laconic fair inwflfi and led? and took
part in the laying of tho corneretonc i f
the New York Masonic Temple. being
matter at hie lodge at the time. in.
[tablet had been an. invalid for nearly
ten, mend doable to attend to heat.
treat. meow-unmade"
whoknewhim iicwill beeedlymiee.
ed by hie family. friende and neighbors
He in survived by a widow and three
daughters. Interment took- place There-
day
Death oi’ John D. Iiiler.
At hie home in Stratiord. Wednesday
night. John B. Miller, a widely known
resident of that town. formerly of South
Norwelk. panned away. The demented
wee forty-air. and had been in poor
health for tome time. He was the fath-
er of Leigh liner. in undone at Yale.
and of Mine Hand Killer, both well
known in thin city. Ito ioavce a widow
and two other children. The denounced
had client route time in the South in the
hope of Mounting hie health. but the
trip did him but little med. He won a
brother- in~law of hire. Freak 1). Law-
ton. of Elmwood avenue.
V1.0 T. U. County Convention
The neon-annual convention of the
Febiield County Womau’e Cbrletien
Temperance Union will be held in the
loath Namath Congregational cherub.
September to There will be two lien-
eiocn. at 9:80 in the morning and at Into
in the damned. The convention in
open to all intereetnd and a cordial
invitation in extended to any who may
entire to know more of the work oi the.
medication.
Poleoned by Creeping lvy.
live. 1. Hilton mourn noticed eoine
beautiful weeping ivy on the barn in
the rear or the Colonial cottage. in South
liaia ntrnet. elew deye can. hire necr-
plented mete of it near the boner. nod
herieoeie hoe badly evrclien anthem
tell of being patience. her many
friend- vvlll be planned to know that the
in ooaeidnrably improved
pmwuwiw 4WRW
been eveeicrtiindvet weekly nicotine
cftheb.u.h.C.wenheldntthehauie
dilemma“. meow»
tom the not: linear. of (not.
Monte. Theatre mutiny will be
heldwithteeliinete W.Weet
”infertile-tableau
liec.cellca.l.w.linjdwelienieeee
Martini-unmounted”
W emit plane. cine. tick
menace-inn. Wm ‘"
{mutilatedaedlnfllilerflm
Yunnan.
TONI.
10.000
3.13.000
Rawalk dietrict lone nix makere end
four doinhere
The number of journeyman and ap«
puenticce inthediflerant dietglctein ae
followe:
Jonmr- Acm-
Bethel More. 187 1c
Bethel finiaben. Mil his
Bloomfield makeu. 21
Bloomfield duiahere. ‘ 38 3
Baton makers. A to 8
Benton fininhcre. _ 130 8
Brooklyn makeu. 205 . in
Brooklyn iiniehore. 350 is
Chicago ilnirhere. 53 8
Danbury mature. 846 on
Danbnry dulehere. 58? (to
Hamilton finiehere. 8 l
Milburn finishers. i3
Newark makcre, 451 I 1
Newark finishers. 399-: an
Norwalk makers. 333 17
Norwalk ilniehere. 22:} ill
”rem “Nation. 1.072 fit
Philadelphia makers. 33 i ’
Philadelphia ilniehere. it? ll
St. Louie centers. 1:. ’ x
Yonkers flotation. 38 l
m 5. on 3‘24
entrance WA! wane.
lewtown’a Popular Politician and
Boniface Taken a Partner.
Michael J. lionliben. proprietor of the
Grand Centrel Hotel at Newtown. and
a former etate counter and county coni-
mimicner. and lilac Catherine Agni»
Hone-inn. oi Newtcwu. were married
Wednesday ct lit. Roee'e church in that
place. by Rev. Father For. It was the
largest wedding witneeeed in the term
in many years. the bride and groom-
both having a boat of fricnde.
The ceremony took pm at ii I. in.
after which there war a reception at the
home of the bikini (other. The bride-
maid wan lieu Mary Winifred Heuristic.
nine: of the bride. and the bent loan
William Mol’heleuiy. oi Denbory. Tho
unborn were John 1". Hoarixea. 9.1"
Keeling. and Patrick Honrlaan. of Ian-
bury, and Martin fleeting. of Bridge.
port.
It. and hire. Houlihan etarted for
Niagara and other placer laet evening on
a wedding trip
A women uterine.
The lnteuaity of the but were occupy-
ing the central and eaetern undone of
the mercy looroeeed yneterday. and the
thermometer race at meet politic above
no degreee. The revere heat eatnMed
northward even into the lake region.
The hot wave will probablyholdite
pin-eat petition on the Iiddlc Atlantic
mm. with on very material fall of
mm. until tbeeicee of title week.
and pcaeibly loom. An area oi low
temperetue appeared in the northwest
ynetnrday line it ie not neteneive and
tie nenerly advance trill ecavceiy brine
it cvnrtotheAeleaticocaetbeioneSen-
dry or Rooney.
ltcraoetlheryeoflicycinn.
The llew York. Sew Haven and
Wampum irenndibefcllow»
m «1qu to lie depot lam lied
mentored: wwwerabieyclewiih-
outcbeekielittwithycaicrmm
cbmtcvtbneeeieekouid be inane at
thereindhectetetevtheenttveaty
tear heave arm m.
. 100.000
10.000
Therepoitcf deathe ehowe that the
.wakeveelntelly aneaulted Wed-
mm =till! remain a myetery
and whatever infiltration Deputy fillet“
ill’ Kanpur leer have gleaned. he in not
divulging. Twat obtained ecme
importantiaicmeticnlrevideut. though
hciavery Meant. but it in intimated
that there will be none very innuendo:
developer'ente within the next invent:-
ionr hour-e. The officere have been hen-
dicappedcwlee to the fact that two
daughters arrived and cleaned up the
boner to W: that only trace of
the affair that relate help the emcee-a in
their nearuh ivae removed.
O'Brien inn mortal that burglars
must have etabbe'd hie wife. though why
the ehonld be the object of enratteck
from burden and how the edair could
have happened without O'Brien bales
aroueed. in a matter that the anthorlttee
flout didicuit to understand. The fact
that Ire. O'Brien be still alive given the
oilicere more time to condone their ln~
veetlnatiou. betit iahintedthat ne-
death wouldbevory eooufdlowedby
an errant.
Iiohael Carey. of Bridgeport. who in
a nou- die-law of hire. Daniel O'Brien.
naye that from the appearance of . the
hence it in evident that the received her
injuries from a fall. which wee probably
canned by a paralytic chock. Ir. Carey
npcnt the day at chtpott yeeterday. in
attendance on hie injured relative.
An afternoon dcnpetch from Weeiport
«eye: here. Daniel O'Brien. the woman
who-e unciinecloae body wee found
Wednendey in the hon-e in which the
ll'edVitbherhnMieetill alive thin
Dev.
the attending phyeldan. The victim
lice unconneione and in apparently grow
in“ weaker.
Thinneorning Deputy Coroner Powers.
of thin place. went down in the hence
with the physician. pmbitbly to take ihe
women'e ante-merino: statement if pol.
sibla. Deputy Sheriii‘ Romper in still or
work on the trace. and while he has little
to aay'for. publication. his attitude seems
to be indicative of bin belief that it in u
care of loci play.
Neighborhood mip shown a circuit
tendency, toward the belief that old man
O‘Brien know more than he hue told.
llc note very strangely and the more he
is queetlonod the more nervous and im-
potientlro bcoomce.
The theory that the woman received
her injuriee at the hand: of boueebroak-
are in «battered by the eteteiuent oi
U'Brien. who admits that the doore and
windowe of, the boom were tightly her-
red cod no evidence of the burglary line
been found.
Neighbor: tell of frequent quarrele
between Ir. and hire. O'Hrieu and there
are thoae who think that an arrent
ehould epcedily be made. To put the
attention in a nutrhell it in probable that
the lielrdeld county authoritiee will noon
have another murder on their halide.
Death of Frank 6. Ionre.
Frank (.3. ltporc. only non of William
and bottle loom. cl 4 Uheetcut etreet.
death smelt. died nuddeuly lent
night. lie lied been . ill acute time.
Scodny he had it hemorrhage. which
left him week. and tent night about ll
o'clock he wee taken with another one.
which united in hit death. He wane
meraber of the South Norwalk Courte-
eeticn'el church. Sunday cotton! and
Cbrletien Endeavor toclaty. and wee a
favorite with hhmacyftleudt. Rowen
in the eighteenth year of hie eye. The
funeral will be held Sundaym um
mutation-ca
lfew haven. dept lbwhcccrdina to
theflew laveuObeervercftbe United
WWW Sonata y wee
“teamwork”. in the
“Water m. Tc-
dnyieevea .lhetbem-ier iv-
mow
We“
ammmowm
im‘whtfieilndfintnm.“
nineteen-nitration in the electric
llebt velvet. Tilt bieee wan eerily lit
We nedacMweedoae.
multimillion.
memo: the divldcneibthinvlcin-
ity.audeprcdtableendpleeeaeteeeeioa
weebed
Addreeeee were made by other
NewCeuaen. WAR-ileum! lice-
walk. Ja‘meelodgeeendlohnfl‘ofieo.
meowmaw. J.Iinlend.ol
South Norwelhend new. Nowell. of
Weelport monument»
lire. London. lire. Hyatt. In John
chendriok, and lien Barbara Ben.
We. Vocal volcanic rendered by
Hint larlou Hartley. of New Canaan.
and Ir. Inland. Reheebmeutn were
eervodetthoeloeeolthemeetlny
The-ext dinttiot convendon‘ will be
beldwithl'riendehip Divideminllew
Canaan .
' maimed nu. war.
A Force of About titty Inn Put to
Work Thin Inviting.
The work of repairing Wall street he-
gan at 7 o'clock thin morning. About
ditynienwere putcntbejob mother
with a large number of wheelbareowe'
andeevcralteanu. Bynoenallthencrtb
tide of the about. from lleohanic to
“downwind baentornap. The
and cobble etonee are carted away
feet an they are thrown up. Another
force of lehornrn began work between
the m trackata point oppceiie the
Shoot Railway compacy‘e car barn. it
it intended to have the work completed
in about nix weeke.
IONA! AND “m.
Storica That They are in Hiding in
Fall'fleld County.
Chariot A. Renal and David Weeks.
the impacted Trumbull murderers. have
beenlocated in eeverel dlm‘mnt etaiee
and never-at men have been mooted on
unrpicion and relented upon proof of
their identity. but. it in now acid that
themenfcrwboae oaptnrethere learn-
waedofumbnruin hidinginPairdeld
county.
The WW naye: Charle-
A. Bonaiand David Weeke. who are
wanted for the murder of George Har-
cua Nichole in Trumbull. eeverel weeks
alto. have. according to "will. been
living quietly within walking dietancc
of Bridgeport. and living on the beat
the land allotdn. as for an vegetablee and
fruit 30.
Bimullaneoue with this Bridgeport
story center one from Shelton. publish. d
in the Antonie Sentinel. that [local and
Weeks called at a womlohopper'n hut in
the woode in Huntington, a few daye
duo. and naked for food.
Two lpecial Cure Chartered.
The Booth Not-walk Congregational
Christian limieavor moiety hue charter-
oil twoepooial care to no to Weetport.
tonight. There will be ample room for
all the newborn and their lricnde. and
they are cordially invited to meet at Dr.
Coburn' e Colonial cottage. in South
Main ntreet. to take the care promptly
at 7:15 o clock.
w... W... .. “mm
Incantation at the Capitol.
The lion. Samuel li‘eeeendcn. oi Stain-
foril. ea-epeakcr of the Home of Repre-
eentntlvee. wee at the Capitol yeeteeday.
He wee cloeeted with (lemme Cooke
for me time in private ecnenitatiou.
it it thought that the eabieet (tithe con-
eoltnticn related to the etetc reward for
the capture of the murderer of Hr.
Nichole in ll‘airfield county.
wmmm WW...»
Viait o! the Grand Lodge.
Fm ii. [latte wee initiated into
Sherman Council. Royal Arceannt. lane
night. Bonnet Greene 13‘. llearee ap.
pointed a committee of live. William 1’.
needle. William 1‘. Hoyt. Frederick I.
EeytndeJinicryiltevece and’uecepe
Centrepiece-incantation vinitci the
Graham in South Harwell. Octo-
ber llib.
Humboldt lodge. Sour of Man.
antecedent Hermit. celebrated in
Getmaaialalldeeiuiahe. thenleventb
enaivereery of let minim. Th
memnicyedthmdnendpev-
tcckci an ebcbdeiwe of mi-
providedhytbecoieetiteee.
Mm mew-«om
“treatment“
until-e H. Pack. of more. line
reonedtheetevn lave-blame Invent.
occupied byline WA. m flee
eanwillopeaitilctebtrlttine live:
eedhannattteee.
inmathnr hcmeouCreeeentTerrace. ‘
About forty-five little folke were in
' anemia-memen-
nileeielteriliiiei'ileenr
“momentum, m‘ata
Hui-ionic atbarVeet Avenue
weaker-mutt-
ltnddencedIiuIlynn.
Ir. and In. Robert A. Innocent.
birthday.yeeterdayafteraoonendeven-
attendance. Theyplayedvarloaekamee
and lead a jolly thine generally.‘1‘he
princelnthep’otato pamewere won by
‘Bnrxiv Jonathan. a nilver pencil.and
WWWacapeudeaucer
byline Hattie-Me and Ella Titan.
The [inane Leila and Lulu Van83haeok.
of Brooklyn. cocaine of Mine IcDonald.
entertained the children. and were an
Byrboe.
Amounthnxneete preeent were Ger-
trude Baldron. Irene Arnold. Banal
Lockwood. Haul Benton. Ella Titan.
line Tyler. Mary Neel). Emilie Noah.
Hattie Ferric. Ethel Ferric, liar-ion
Nani). Iiidred Null. Edward Kendall.
Katie Graham,Marjorie JenningeJrvinx
Jenninge. Edwina Knapp. Bergen Jen-
ninge. Annie Richards. Flirt-moo Rich-
ude,Flmnce Sargent. Bully Beadle.
Beanie Stowe. Edna Baker. Howard
Baker. Eliza Baldwin. Martin Bertram
Marion Smith. Andrew Lyon. .Wnrd
VnuAletyne. Mildred Bennett. Jenneaee
Bette. liar-gnome Taylor. Mildred
Snyder and Grace Patohcr.
Ire CampieIneioala.
lira. Hattie Camp. of West avenue.
Werewfrlendeata marinate.
pected to tabs pert. wee not able to be
premnt. but amonsthegueete who favor-
ed with nelecticne won the Baroneee van
Keillor. who in waiting at the home of
W. A. Curtis. The affair. though in-
formal. wan heartily enjoyed by there
present.
Iiae llyun’e Cake Party.
A oakepartywae hold at the home
of no. Race Flynn. in Cheetuut etreet.
Wodnoeday night. A large cake which
Mien Flynn won at the Roman Catholic
fair in Newton. wae out into twenty-
tlve piecea and each meet receivedu
neurone elioe. Manic. both vocal and
monumental. and other ploeenroe. wee
the programme.
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Tthontinseand Coinge ofOur and
‘ Othorh‘olknfl‘riende.
Wallace P. Knapp, of New York. war
in South Norwalk. yeewrday. calling on
bin father. Judge Alfred Knapp. at the
llebaokentoflotel. Iir. Knapp and hie
wife have just returned from a year'e
trip to Europe. Egypt. Turkey and l’el-
entice.
lire. lv‘.
leadcw etreet. have returned Intent
from it two weeke' vieit in Philadelphia”
R. P. Cortney. of the U. S. cruieer
"Venevlue." ie vinitiay hie brother.
George ll. Gedncy. of Minion avenue.
Chief cfi’clioe and In. Bradley. of
Franklin avenue. left llcrwelk yeeter-
day for a' week'e rich in Bhiledelphia.
Ire. Charle- A. Darnell. of Sprite:-
dnld. In... In the Methadone.
Ire. Alva livable. of Walt avenue.
lit. and tire. Allele Helene. ct mirth
Iain event. will return home rental“
item a vieit in Ventilator. Conn.
lie-Pm Hoyt. of Deanery. m
veterandbmafieevieitiu lettuce in
ileetblerwalkicrneveralweeke.
lib-Heath licence. of Orchard
decadent-endlfietewdmwltbhev.
endure. W. D. hart. ct Wilma.
"W
Hie. Jeanie Johann. of heccklyii.
H. Yea“'l‘mmm In. It In
Warm-tenet.
five. Johanna m eud Hie.
larvyiablnlleennpeeelaythweekie
Maritime-em, w. Invite:
~mflil.w
”MM.“ m Yak do].
More“ “I “in '
iiiiiiicniinnii‘iiu.
Hl-Ilumelcmdllflinroi‘
tinted by Ire. George It. Byington. W
Iralilelaonhleeerve and Klee Julie Co
Roman. Gertie Halioren' . Wands:
Kl
J. Real and daughter. of ti
.onlebrateddie elebtb contravene-y of her ’
h
Theptineelntheotbergemumm dieing.“
none Titan. Ethel Lee. Robbie Lee. W
Bloeeom Smith. Sonic Seymour. ladee '
Knapp, Hematite Lane. Barry Lane. -
immediately.
‘ ltlrchmfi. , ‘ ,
nought. announce. whowaeu- ““
Washington a
floor over Schul
one rent. till. A
Well been: 00.. en .
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