t
' go by Ira. (3.8.Barnnormd Daubory.
'mmnmmmun»
‘ withthesinllng in concert of "Blast be
Mme-unmet
rpivmammm
Nahum-at «more.
'* omit more” Union
formalism-con. w in the
Heath lionesiht‘iougrsgatloual church.
j today The parlors are More
golden-rod and assimilates. and the
' m of the whitetribbon women in red
newton a white background is ans.
W ever the platform—-“ror G.d
. fleece and livery land." .
. moduopsnedwith a consents.
ticnssrvlee led byIrs. J. A. Richard-
son. The hymn. "Victory Through
Grace." was sung.“ C. F. Bout-
.wsll preamnc at the piano. lira.
”hardtop-aid a low words and use.
0. dilatation. president of the Union.
led in prayer. followed by a short pray~
‘ 'erbyluklchnrdrcn. sites which the
leader rend Peeler mu. accompanying
the reading by appropriate remarks.
‘l‘ivominutrs was given over to testi—
monies. and the time wen well tilled by
‘ thememhers. The service closed with
tbohyiun. ”lie leadeth It ."
‘ leach. Barnum.’president. took
charge of the meeting at this time. and
the Dcxolcsy was sung. standing. fol-
lowed by prayer. Then the hymn.
"Roche! Ages." was sung. alter which
. ‘ Barnum read Penlm cxai.. begin-
ning. "I will lilt up mine eyes unto the.
bills." "A Charge to Keep I Have"
' was sung. following which the roll was
callsdhy tlteneoretary. Mrs. Grace 0.
Platte! Bridgeport. Responses were
received from the Bridgeport. Danbury.
Greenwich. Stamford. South Norwaik,
Mao. Stratlcrd. airway and South
lorwalk Y’s. ,
Ira. William Lawrence. of South
Horwalk. delivered an appropriate ad.
dress at welcome. which was responded
,thprssldset oltheUuioancueit»
in; tribute tctheW.C.T.U..olesiug
the Tie The Blade."
Committees were appointed as follows
by the chair: .
‘ Credentialsmllrs. Mtslord. Stopncy;
“ll. Wildtnna. Daubury. ‘
Courtesies-Ilrs. Durand. .blrs. Rich-
nrdscu. Hrs. Lawrence. South Nur-
walk.
Resolutions—lira. Filmer-aid.
Award of banner-unto. Waters.
Ira. Durand.
The minutes of the fourteenth annual
convention. held in Stamford. were read
by the ssoretnry and approved. Other
liner matters of business were acted
upon.
The secretary read a letter from lites
My 1'. Hubbard. of Greenwich. vice-
orsslssetotths um. and state super-
intendent ct ianday school work. who
is in New Hampshire. The letter trest-
srlntandsntwasrsad.inwhleh a state-
mentwsentadsthstnridaewrthadno
local npednbedsut ct Sunday sehml
work. live. Fit-strait! corrected this
A vocal solo. "come Unto It." was
va woolly refined by Ira. 0. F.
lustwdl. ct floatbblorwalh. and was
heartily npplaudsdby the audience.
tomato! Bciauule lustrsoo
presented by lust Sophie P.
the scanty summations.
on the titans ct healtblsl
hyaisnio cochlea. .
as tonad that 3”!me
mated.“ «Maisonette
lamina.
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deiw.lssteryunto theoretic-scuba
yocdonthsisbbathi" é.
hermit ct revamp were then
given bribe chairmen or the local
when. ' .
In. 0. a. molecule. of kidneport.
gave a Bible reading from Acts avi..
.toilcwlnywhichfieledin an eloquent
prayer lies-the national and local onions
and thsnencrsl worholthe W. 0. TU
The state president. lira. Cornelia B
Forbes. was introduced and was greeted
with hearts applause. .
Amoticuto adjourn was made and
seconded with some hesitation. Upon
invitation o! lire. William Lawrence.
0! South florwalb. the members then
adjourned to the dining room. where
theypartcokcfadaintyccllaslon._
mannerenairon Dalton
Oempany noun Trennrrsr Wilcox-
aonaudcaliniiwandocounting.
Omnpauy D. Fourth Mutant. held a
lively special meeting. last night. in the
Armory. Second Lieutenant Charles
B. Oates was in the chair. The fol.
lowing preamble end msclntien was
introduced and passed unanimously:
Whereas. Albert J. Wilocnon. trees-
nrerchompouy D. Fourth regiment.
0. hi. 6.. South Norwalk.‘ has failed to
comply with the with of the company
in calling a meeting and rendering an
account of money mutton oi the corn-
pnny from Captain Doyle’s retiring in
1896 to the gorgeous dole; toiling to do
his duty as rice lie the bylaws oi
the company cells for. end having Men
asked by the company eix weeks ago.
and placing him’in a position to cause
the company to take notion on it right
away;
Resolved. That we ash Albert .1
Wilcoan towndor his resignation as
treasurer of (lompanyl). this "suing.
for the benefit of. the company. turning
over the bank book on the Fairllcld
county Savings haul: ct‘ Norwalh. and
to show what was done with the money
drawn from there during the months of
~Wflem-
revisit). and the bills that were paid
rem it not forthcoming we will have to
carry the matter to court to nettle it;
Resolved. That this resolution shall
be entered on the book 0! the minutes oi
the «mmpany by the recording woorotary.
Sergeant William ll. Plan was elect-
ed temporary treasurer in place of Cap
lain Wilceaaon. A committee consist-
ing or Lieutenant tinker. sergeant
Alexander F. Mason and Private W. H.
Bloom were appointed to cation Captain
Wilcosson and have him tern ever the
bank book and all bills to Sergeant Pistt.
and order him to cell a meeting for Fri-
day. September 24th. at it o‘clock. and
mate a report as former treasurer of the
company. ‘ .._, '
rancher claims the Fixtures.
it is said that the fixtures in the user-
ket formerly occupied by George 8
(item. which are being carted away
by the order at E. J. Wadhalus. are, the
purporty or John rancher. of litrntlcrd.
fornieriy a pertner oi llr. Wadhauts. be
having been given a bill or sale. it is
said. to satistycertsln claim which his.
rancher scanned during the time he ‘
was connected with the due. Ir. Fae-
ohsrhas been nodded at the precoed~
inn. and open his arrival in town will
get a warrant for lit. Wsdhasns’ arrest.
Attended the rarmsrs' Picnic.
Among the lorwaih people who at-
tended the investor flouic at Trinity
lists. yesterday. were 'lcyd hum,
u».- ltasecs. m llyieptos. Willis
lsllechiiarsass slusosJi'IsdAmhlsr.
no. and less. Gus learner. James
Oatsrhssha. Is. and in. h J. Roy-
nclds. It. and Mrs. Anaheim.
It. and Ills. WWW rm
rsportheviaahad traumatic tints.
udnscwwssdtor a Masai. hated
clauswlfiryvhwadsct better.
Moanwhsthsrcrncitisinwteilodc.
M :‘y i”:
immense" uzzist.
more more»
mum “Trial” .Oaptnrss the 9:87
lacs nu lanihsdh lrcnson’s _
“Joe humus" the It”
WA Runaway.
Thsdrstsunsalmsetct the Bridge.
pcrtlh'iviagsssociationwsshsldattbs
Hcrwalkl‘sirflroundaysstssdeynttsr-
noon. Therowers about two hundred
. slemsutolflrldpepcrtnndhlwwnlk.
Amaryot the wenuhsntbllcws:
em macaroni!»
"Trial.”m ”ill”. 13th l l i
"wanna voa taco.
"mete 5.." Otis Brush bridesnort.
"Briduport Prince." lichael Gone. .
nuanced. s I e 9
Time. ms M. 2:11 1-2. one to. sci or.
s as opener—wuss. tine.
“Joe Armistice.” declare a Bron-
son..Brldsecort. .
"lancer." James B. Lewis. Bridpr
f‘Eila'Deila.” ldward Adams. Nor-
Walk. -
“Seldom." Edward A. (lodtror.
Bridgeport.
'l'lme. cm 14. me. one M.
Thomas Word's "Granite Wilkes"
wasenteredin this race, but did not
start.
Edward A. Godfrey's “Seldom”
started in the second bent oi the last
race. Just as he was turning the three.
quarter polo the sully to which he was
attached collided with another salty.
breaking his hereon. The horse started
to run. when thedrivrr, realising that he
was unableto control the horse with a
broken harness. jumped. He was not
hurt. The horse motioned his course
and made a mile around the track in
goodness. breaking one of the wheels
at the Milky. When he finished the
milehsmedelorthesteble. The deer
wasopsnwidosnenghlce‘the horse to
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the door to his stall. leaving the sulhy
wrecked on the outside. The horse's
hip was injured by coming in contact
with the stable door.
Alter the racing. David Armstrong.
oi Bridgeport. who had been watching
Emperor‘s performance. stepped up
toJ. ii. leads and made him an odor
tor the horse. There was a Woes
with llenry Setter. .lr.. the owner. and»
a few minutes later it was nuanced
that llr. Armstrong was the owner of
Emperor and that the price paid was
two.
The judges were John Billion. of New
Haven. and loses Glover. cl Norwalh.
Dr. T. L. Mn. ct m was
startes.andthelrwcrhls spchsa of in
complimentary terms by those present.
The adair was so We! and
pleasing that mausmsnts were pro
posed on the tract [or another nation
to tabs place after the hatchery lair.
withalareeruuruhsr ct classes and a
trawler-all.
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roman m.
W;;wum.
The leading lady of “Wallace‘s
Moll? ‘iishandscmslliasisUcn-
way. whohas had an catcnsirs caper-
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«latter a. Mina.
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”Walter.“ G. E. Tuttle. Norwaih. " s 3 ii
"We Thorn." Theodore 3. Wood. -
ins. Brideteort. s c s
“Gilumbnelloy.”ldward milliliter.
Bridesport. . s t s
”Luna.” Edmund Warren. Bridle-
port. ' ~ ' s c s
Time. 2:39 1-4. oz“ 1-1. so? in.
pmtbrcneh.andhsdashsdthrosgh.
“Markham was
. isacivil Win
030s overwhichla-
‘. The encore and
, p, .leltthatths import-
auceorths demandednothina
lesstharu ct'nllthehuntinpcn
my,
on win ”leisurely-libero the
movements“: , Boston store people.
'Theyarn , ~ if theireonnt'erspace
for their 'wlnter drsss goods,
and reduce »
italic. i‘
31.35 plaid . with white collar.
750. r ‘ ‘ -
75c wnppsy. all light colors. 40 to
l“. m. . 9
mo stupor-in uheohedoutinus, do.
lilo all bosom. logo.
iii) sheets m and 30 envelopes. lilo.
lilo black in” celebs. loo.
103 quality ”1 ‘_ steels. 5c.
the ladies‘ more. in coitus. iiic.
silo all wool W‘s hair settle”. the.
am ladics‘ wimp. embroid—
eesd. lie. *' .
lie . do:
19c denuded Meters. ice.
'litc‘oonl slaves. to.
one bottle witch hand. too.
no large sine lmd pans, no.
12', and lie lawusandcrgandies. duo.
Hearing in the Gnldenanppe Ones.
blew York, lispteinbcrlb-The Queens
county jury at late; lelud (lily. noisy.
began hearing the testimony in the case
of William Goldenmppe. who is alleged
to have been murdered in a house at
Woodsido. town of Hewtcn. by Martin
There and lira. linen. Home thirty»
nine witnesses were summoned to ap-
pear betote the mud jury. John Grabs.
the New York barber. who said that
There told him he killed (luldculuppo.
was in District Attorney‘s Ycane’s cities
early and was very nersosa. ‘
mm and "hi " lslseeed.
Frank llccconellland ltepcrtsr Fred
A. Taylor have been released from the
steel cages at the Kuwait police bead-
qnsrtsrs. The Winnie“ a cash
hood ct aloe. and the latter was released
on promise oi his need hehavim. Boo-
oceelli was imprisoned because of his
omnidiciry in the Plymouth avense riot
two weeks ago. and ub‘rlia‘s” imprison-
mentwasdastoapractiosljchs on the
part oi his iriends.
lighmcerm'lye.
Vsrtasrsabcetllorwelh and vicinity
whehaveraissdsndhsrvssted a need
common are eluted over the blah
monogamous-mi. dirty
cwosawshssasiisthscaetntiee and
cidtatnsrssaythsyasvwhsvs haewn
sachshiabdnssessihat. Therm.
mantles-Isobathayhyths ton
soothsttlisessn is indeed a valuable
ens. wmmtassdvsecsiscss
tethsiawessstpsicsst wheat.
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Awadsitowaiassttsa will It held
inactivation-mm.
We. at set eldest. tw -
mibetawlsllysst icrth elsewhere
is'l‘lttiisahasi. 'i‘hs costliest to as
«item are thinnest. and m
«amendments. .
militarily.
‘ mm the
Wthb‘flMw it?»
attains, . seam , as
Mmuedflafliswpsdhawfie
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‘ Jenkinsand Illnsy Bhnler.
‘ most at ll o'clock.
W withdrawn.»
or M um.
‘l'rsousntlobbsrisa Iadlnucsdthe
(litlasna or in Indiana county.
and my rm, summary
moment-u;
Vaseillss.lud.. dept. ic—a mob cl
loom-anus um lynched 1qu Lost.
BertAndmlJliil‘csdGcrdon.William
Theywerstaheafromtheanthcrlties.
Themenhsdbsennrresttd {or her;-
lary. Frequent robberies had enraged
theoitisenactthe county and the mob
wascompossd of citizens from liilnu.
Gunmandcthertowna. _
The mob entered the town anhour
alter midnight and called on Jailcr
Keenan. who refused to give-up the
km? ' ,
They then pushed theirwnyintothb
cell room and drednponthepriecners.
then took them tontreeablcck from
thejsilsndhansedthem.
Andrews and Gordon were already
wounded. having been shot several
timeswhileattemptingtorohastcre.
ADDITIONAL “GAL me.
In. Carrie B. (honour. at fitnmford.
whose ad appears in The Sentinel. isnot
unknown to Norwalb people. Her
name has appenrediu this paper many
times in connection with concerts of her
own promoting. and many of us have
heard her rich ccntrallo voice with a
great doalol pleasure. lira. Gosscm is
an up-todate teacher. keeping hereoli
i rd of all the new end best
methods of bringing out the voice. and
we hope she may meet with the sum
here which she justly deserves.
The Netwalh Chapter. Daughters
American Revolution. will hold its Sep-
tember nicotinzttomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. in the (lsntrel clnbohonee.
W South Norwalk ladies. will serve
tea. The board 0! management will
The orwnllt Tramway company be-
gan t morning carting sway rails and
ties that were lett lying along Westpmt
avenue when the road was built. Street
Uommisuloner Kellogg will begin work
torumrew grading and repairing the hill
just east 0! St. Paul's church.
Chief of Police Bradley arrested Henry
locker. cl Westport. last night. for
drunkenness. in the Town Conn. this
tnorulul. he was lined 090. with costs.
amounting to erect. lle paid.
In his house-furnishing department.
this week. W. 8. Bturtsvaut in altering
inception bargains. Furniture-buyers
Pwill alsoilnd somethina' to their liking
in this well-stocked store. whiehtscpen-
ed evenings until 8:80. and Saturday
nights until 10:40 o‘clock.
What is said by the members at
Pionssracohaud ladder company to
havsbseuarathsrunsucosaslel test of
thsaewtrackane ladders washeid in
Wallstresmsatnlaht.
livery Saturday nieht battalter. from
we to icmo'etoot. the llcrwalh stun
hallway money will run oars between
south lorwaltt sad Wiselpauh every
liltssn Islam.
(lochsocs Tribe. lap 0. it. 'u will
MMwavrter‘sdeerssoetbssscan-
“esteem-labia
Tbsclethisn worse ct licrwslh will
brain to here “91%" seat ween.
mmmeomawumh
dasasrtmlyiil.
enema. l'naltaid.“ m
Arctic «actor. as m’t Isothslevth
Pulaski-trip. (lam act. united his
intrasta- mm: we'll have to
«gimme-mm lass pen-
Numtdthswssthw.
(him the WM. m
mWiwaat mints; short and
«neon ray husband's mane.
Wheelie his his Wt
met wees-mm toss that
tests? Desist—«l shall tin seats.
mnemonic-rm last is
W ‘
Iriasassw't'hsrss late than,“
letter. said the area’s toss
steiitw Is one up. was.
l‘
tum tahsatetaW
mun-mien»
Gown. who have beentheguestsctlrs.
Parker, of 14 Madison street. started
tortheirhcmeyesterday.
turcedhcmoalteratwe weehs'visit
withCaptdnnndmw. n. Benton.
otEliasbsthstsest. ,
llrs.Rui.'ueJ.Alleuhas heenspend-
in¢ a law days with Ir and Ira.
Samuel H. Seymour, at the Oreneoa
amt Bldgedeld.
Rev. and truffle—sides 8. onto.
and family. who spent the past year in
Norwalk. sailed from Vancouver on
Holiday for Japan.
IlsanliaCraue.ct Berlin. heare- W
lllssss Lina and mm. Aborle return. .. ,,
edtotheir home in Philadelphia, yea.
terday. after a month’s visit with bliss
Lillian Frocb. ‘
Ilsa Carrie Smith. of New Canaan.
who has been a truest cl Mrs. David B.
Decker. o! Crescent Terrace. has re-
turned hcsne. ”mm
George Bump, who has been visiting
his sister. Ira. J. Richard Abendroth.
of Washington street. hes returned to
Fishhill. ‘
Ira. S. W. Gregory and daughter
Pearl have returned home alter visiting
irisnds at Hasbrouck Heights. flew
Jersey. __
liies Grace Havilsnd. of Washington
day. to resume her studies at Vassar
colleen. MW
lies Eva L. Ferris left South blos-
waih. this morning, for baselissminnry.
thnradnls. its... to Insane her
mm.
Hence lt‘. Dann and family. who have
at Boron Print. have returned to Nor-
walk.
and Charles Degrees lolt Norwnlh yesv
terday for a week's outing on Long
island. _ we,“
Joesph Rosenberg. ‘0! New Britain.
(secretly in the employ of Drquat H.
R. Bale. issjrending a few days in town.
Influential. andson Ken-
neth.ct South lain that. are house
immavidtwruemhl.
m
lisslay Flemmin: or wee-om.
is visitiopst theresidence ct Bub
Darriohsa. of Gerard place.
Itseflarafiillmldouth llinwalhls
a uuostatthe residence of George G.
Dnrautinllsthel.
—-. e -w-w.
Ir.andlrs.3‘.3.colsnssu.ot Blah
strest.stnrisd this mine {cruste-
«mm.
In. I. Benjamin Meals. cl Broad
liver. is visiting in mm.
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lies iterate liateshas' mired in South
licrwalh trees Downs. Kansas
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minnowseh’sm.
man-am
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been spending the summer at his cottage 1" A W
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rooms new . w .
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end door. to . ,
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floor (sent. ’.
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Worthington ~
door ever saw ,
one rent till. . ..
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