“Walking. Ur. Heydrick- m llll‘l hand l W lamp. meatluthehallwaytecloeeaclceet flour. Afterahlttlngthedccebetooha neat-chm. falling againattherail» lanthtcpoffliemwuwbrehe. fill Ill Plum bouillon; down the _, ‘ Mpwbiebbem wee npeet, netting fire to the houae. Neighbor weiebunommoueoancmcmox- , before ageeat deal of damage malted to the building. although ”Wand furniture were conaider~ ‘ in W Robert Thompson. who Middle bonae neat to the one need. W by llr. Heydrick. noticed the fire m the window. and alarmed hie Window. Sergeant William H. river. The latter ruched into the houao. , umbilical: arag. after fivomiu~ fill‘ held atruggle. aneoeeded in amoth~ film ever unconacioue when- Wop. and blood war flowing from trout-u. wee. hieinjuriee are ' lit to not thought they are neoco- j_ aerlcna. Hewilldoubtlerebeable "about againlaal’aw‘daye. W canon at next. We offline MW andlr. 0a. born. in Glenbrook. , Gunner I. Oeborn. of Norwalk. and due-learn B. daughter otharlea lo. ,M ofGleubrook. woremarrlednt the M of the bride'a father. yeaterday Interment :1 o'clock.» Rev. B. r. H. fl. D. D. Theoerarnony wee perform- ed; he the large drawing-room and was Mbycnlya few ofthe immedi- flfltulltlvee and octet-town frienda of ,‘II- “I! W» he bride. attired in a traveling drcea. f ”carrying a bunch of white cbryaan ” W altered. haulagnpou theartn . her father. and. proceeding to the mammoth. tcckherplaceiu the ”Wellington of frieuda and di- really beneath an arch apannieg the m m Illl to I‘ll Overhead waaa upon at hydrangeee. rm. which. to it “in l‘lora Hillel. of low Tort. " little bride: “flotilla IIllra ' We ”Warden. ‘picyedcutbewalllmfivlugoco- teammahmdlefrmcf mlbdalllht afternoon. ymerday. and wdedlepe‘eedto reek menu meat tbecltycdleeeefcrtbeheplecoluantcf their tellew laborer 3!. algbt. how-I ever.ineatcfthemenhedqnleteddcwn andwarewllllngtogobachtewurh. mlghtuoelltheirfeatnreeln‘eaaeanoth» arriothrchecat. Whileon duty new heieproperlyarneed and prepered tor eervieeatamoment'enotice. Intbeaf. fa‘r.yeeterday.thechiefehowedthatbe He wee not prepared for the negro when he won attacked near the Jeffereon Renee. or he would probably have taken him then and there. When he returned. mood with a thirty-eight calibre revolver. be war obliged to dre atthe odioudertoeffect hiaeeptnre. I No more errerte have been made. War the only other man ageluat whom a ohargncadheprefleuediaOoutractor H. J. (lain. who hae auddeuly left town. Itieealdhoheagonetolloaton.. John Tierney. who wan injured in the fight in the ealoou. was. taken to the hoepital to have his woundadrrreed. and war later removed to his borne. It was thought at flrat that he would love one of bin oyea. but it in now believed that the eight can be saved. The oaec of "Pete" did not ootne up this morning, or Judge Gregory wee in Bridgeport; but it will be heard in the Town Court at 2 o'clock this afternoon. It in the general opinion that the negro will not be fined. but will be committed to jail to eerve a long nuance. It it told that the ground upon which the negro neaaulted the chief won that he believed an officer had no right to ur- root amen on any charge but that of murder without a warrant. ea in the law in hie native state. and be wiebed to de- fend the contractor. whom the chief in- tended to arrest for assaulting Tierney. that the gang wee four were abort It is anppoaed that they are the leaders of the hoetiie demonetretione against Little! of Police Bradley. yoaterday. “Pete." it ie raid. wee the latent bricklayer in the gang. The contract. ore deplore hie absence. aa he was a source of profit to them. It in acid by acme that it in the intention of the cou- lrrctore to furniah money to defend hie 0M. HIADLGNG DOWN ”AI". Eight-year-old Earl-y Williame Injur- ed at the Depot. Harry William. the eightoyoar-old eon of Jamar 1'. Williams. encruployce of the Norwalk iron Worha, line in a precuioue condition at hit home. a lion roe meet. Laat Sunday morning the little boy. with Frank Thompaon. waa running along the awne retaining wall near the Monroe atreet bridge. when he uttered ’bia footing and fell headlong down the attire that load up to the etaticu. lie war picked up uniconecloua by ex- llaggnge flatter William Incline. and carried tohla home. where he did that fully recover hia renew until youtuday. tie it uncaring from «container of the brain. New" mwumnmi. lienaieh Gilbert. who died at hie home in Wilton. Treader. waa buried yeaterdayiaJoe'a um cemetery. iteve. be We “I d "all”. M De u; Seward. of death Norwelh. cantata. lfr. Gilbert wee one of Wilm'e racer . mutated and oldeet citluue. having reached hie eighty-third year. He was . a area of ability and education. and llll oecaptedreepoaelblepoettioue in town. flewaeuahndeaeeaot the (league clonal cberehandauperloteudeatcf the Baudayachom.pceltloeehehadheidfm «many yam. lie leave- e widow and three acne. denial: Gilbert. of Wilton. aadtiecrgeaudflharlaailliberhoflfew York. ._ .... WWW“ ”W Momentum cadaver. tiara. “planter we beet-eeerectedemtbemef rtet hotelier Kiowa. by her children Meme! Iva. Withdraw mmummeflmwp lo theaaateleteram WNW M momem-u . H .Iwaaplaeedtaacpgeattbem mainline-boner. 'l'he Wlu- II mrmhcple out: We ree- GhatflPelieeBradleywamm‘ rmeneloaalyalitbeafteruocuthatbe ieebletoquellalmoat any dieturbance. (lontraotorKiuneer raid thle morning ‘ ml. Ilitre ten nighta' fair cffltJoaeph‘ parlehcpeaedleat night inllaeicflall. Whileeheeqalneetial atom doubtle- detracted eemewhat from the attem- ance.all whowerepreeeuthad a then- oeghlyeuieyable time Tbehandacme decoraticne cliched many favorable «ma-ciao Wharf“ thiawcrh in charge; lilac Helen unr- thy. Ire. Owen '.ltellly Ire. Julia Bummersadiefihleldml J. Econ. JamaYateal'rauhBeardcuandJamea «O‘Gr‘ady. received ”nanemue compli- Ontberightaldeofthehail are four attractiveboothe. one for each of the audience. Thedret.‘neer the atage. la the Altar ecciety'e. courtmoted of red audwbitocloth draped from the bel- oeny. Nertiatbe booth of tbeAncteut Orderofniberuiana. ltiacftwoehadee of light green. The next booth in of paieblucandyellowandlathedepart- mentof 8t. Jcaepb’e Total Abetiueuce. Benevolent and Literary acolety. The lonely. in under the aupervleton of the Boapular society. In theme booths varioua prince are dle~ played. each diaphy being headed by the eociety’e gift. In the booth of fancy ertiolea are the door prim to be award- edeaoh night. There are in charge of tiles llargaret Gavanagh. The cashier of the fair. line Margaret Lerrigan. may also be found in tbia booth. on the other aide oftbe hell. near the atago. the candy attend is located. 1». ie a luveudar booth. Ileana linrgotct Murphy and Agnes Barrett preeide. The paper booth in yellow. unmounted byawrcath. It is the creationof Mira Norahyauend lira. Patrick‘lucklar. who willbc found within. The next tactful-elem Went. earrcunded by a ecrnon of laurcl. luaide ice cream. node-and coffee are diapeueod by the choir. Ire. (3. Albert Freeman. liar locale Murphy. Mira Hannah Winter-I. lliaa Anna Harford. liar Ella lic- hlahou. Dr. J. T. Kennedy. Paul Schullne..lr..end B. (.1. Smith. The anlawater ataud near the entrauoeia. us canal. under the efficient niauege— nueut of Owen A. Riley and Michael lteynolda. The committee on soliciting la com- posed of Mine hf. A. liluea. lflee flar- geret Bayer. lire. Janice lfurphy. Ire. Barbara Steegmuller. Stephen J. O'Brien. lftchael Reynolde. Owen Rin- deliou. Stephen Blggtue‘aud Thomaa Ryan. The committee on the appointment of oanvaaeora ocnalate of Mine iterate shb‘d‘e “a ”at. We ul- ‘4". garet Kindelieu. lira. Harry Pickering. tlcrrle lleardou. I. J. Lynne and ltev. John T. Winttire . Tonight theianghable farce “Played and float" will be preaented. Laat night the young people of at. llury’a church. preaented theirfamoua "Uahe Walk." The ringing of leader William llylaud and the ohorue wee very good. Title intonation flatten will be repeated tomorrow billet. Tho label“ each ‘tlllllt lain charge of the Total Meteor and the doom Order Bighbernlaa aooletiea. tactic being provided by 0. Albert Freeman'ececheewa. The followlna official. with donate' cardeattaehed. are tube aeen: , Altar booth-4.1M.Ira.dobunluali looted mart picture. Jaaatt Fathom ellver eat. J. J. Davaaagbi comfortable. Edward tweets Mkllll chair. J. or. dweller: table cover. Ire. owen Riley: parlor heap. Gillian Podetcve: oil paludne. John Unclear: parlor lamp. lloaton trove. loath lcr’walhi gold pen. .1. Arthur Planet: acetate. ltcthdt Gold- m: M't “0 Will. M We. the. vivid ”and: ywelere. ll. it. Beau: Itadcaaa elem. live. Gullah-a: loathed-c flee. from heel-at Order m herein-lib inboard. haeleat fleece liberated eccle- m till. lite. and W3 teen. Joaeehflctaltbhai WWW W. a. We»: pair of mm other booth. ita ochre blending hannou-I allver anal! and mahoganyeaae‘l. letuoet carver; dcre‘rebeyzuaphln Parlahbocth-o anbeerihere. Wormhole-manor John 8nllivan.l.‘~3etehtcrd. o. no..- den. 0. 8m. Mechanic Hotel. WiniaaiWeemJ. him. Wifllam Anderacn. Whack. Edward Meet. John ‘ . and othera; flour no. Geri Subunit. 0.8 Davenport. Sauteed 'Ooteatcck. Jr.. Hugh My. " and otbare; ahcean. H. Glover. Mn Olaen. Elmerllaeh.c.n.flm. abdothere; groceriee, Brown dryIWlicox, Lcreuao Dibble. aunt d: W. O. DeKlyn: order for lady'e hug-llama luphy, of tlto‘ Balm “I. and Ira. W. H. Jervis: plut’e bate, J. W. O’Brien. W. A. Brown. Cro- fut d: Knapp. and ,3. J. lorphy; meat. Bennett eh Ruffled. C. It. Sey~ incur. Paul G. Behalf», Jr.. Jacob debacle. W 8. Walnud W. (lbicheater. Wardwoll do Lockwood; perfumery. a. o minim. , 'r. u Griffin. 3. H. Plulatbd. E. R. Ward. J. A. Rizal. Einney it Benedict and W. G. Baur:_frnit: J. Canoe. L. Page. uotti, Mary Ghiotto; confectionery. Frank B. Stan and other-a; stationery. J. It. Benedict; three bicycle leg- giua. Bulkley&Wheolbr; E. M. Taller 6600, 800 bundloa kindlinge; tonof coal. Edward Flynn. Artlolee are coming to continually. audthiallet. women-ammo. will beaupyiiomeuted later. macerm WA! 93110611). Authoritieellallm Minolta Tried ”mm , The atete eatbmltlae have «idem which allow that “More mu wee made to pollen Bertrand L Ketch- hiee. of Killiogworth. for the murder of whom young Hermon Sacha ie new awaiting trial. The fact has been or» tabliehed that Sacha wee at the Botch- kiae hence on July ‘38. and certain pc collar cimumeflucoa, the anthoritiea be- lieve. ahow that the murder of Butch kiaa wee long premeditated. Itwae alwaya the contour of "Bert” Hotchklea to drink cofl'ee. but hie wife. preferred tea. flu the night in quee- tlnn tare. llotohhiae prepared coffee for her huabaud and made for horaolf tonic etroug tea. Hotchhies. however, decided he would drink tea alto. The coffee were not ethic and the next mmnlng warmed up again. Hoicbhlea only drank a awallow or two and put down the cup. laying. "That lathe moat infernal coflcc I over new." hire. Hotchkiea drank about half a cup of the coffee. when llllt! found that it had a peculiar hitter tune. The wife wee econ eeiaod with n violent attack of nauaea. tlhortly after. her baaband came home from a older. mill eo ill that Dr. Markham waa called Dr. Herhbam. did not tell them what VII the m . but he now aaye; "if I em out on the stand 1 ehail have toaa‘ythetitwae a oaae of pcleoning. ltactedlc tome way like atrychnlue. but may have been nine other prdaon. lt wee not ataenlo." . hechehnewellthelnaendcutacfthc linen. and may have known that there waa nettle of etrycbnlna wrapped in analledpapetdrptontbetop aheif in the pantry. It had been paralleled three yearn ago to kill ehnake that were eating the pctatoee. The authoritiea believe that dache.eeeing the two pcte often and celleecn theetcve. while Ira. Bounties waeectofthereewmat in the pollen. nppcdug that flotehhlee wmtid follow hie canal calm and drink coffee: but it it not thought that .Iloltl intended to hillboth. liedtbeplaaeaeeeededaadflctebhlee mom pdaoaloarhla wife would have beeaueaeecoftheuierdeeaadthefact thattbereitaa atryohniae in the heave would have arid welt-v her. tire. Mottled life. aelt weawee raved by hwatiaaaaoverdceecftbepcleca “Maneuver. lleevev.tlol..tlept.tln~(leaealilanaa mm. of the lelvatieahvny. more In. no... no. .ouecftbcaeheaniiful Indiana ”mammal“! anelaatenomeinnewla- M‘Awdfingfitl Arriveicf . ». “NW. minimal. Septembey comm 8.1. the little town whichmuWed- neadayuigbt.waatbeeeenecfthemua- derof Chariot lfead by hie condo-law. JameeKelley.andwhichyeeterdaywae diledwlthexcttemenhhaerecoveredita oompcaureand tcdeyiatbeaamequiet little villape. There it coueidereble battle in and about the hometof the Wand themurderer. and theme- . aenoeof newapaperreportereatillheepa the town enlivened. The body of the murdered man line at hie late home awaiting the arrival of Coroner Broth. of White Pleine. who in upeeted thin afternoon. for the purpcee of holding the inoueet. Au autopry will. be performed. probably tomorrow. by ‘Dr. O‘Brien. and according to the pree- ont programme interment will take place tomorrow afternoon. In the excitement of yeeterday the wildcat of atoriea were told. and one report had it that. Kelley contemplated wholelalo murder and had planned to kill not only Mead. but hie wife. Carl Siiuakey and himeelf. Storica of Kelley’s wife'a alleged intimacy with sunskey were current for atiiuo and were ac- cepted aa plauaiblo grounds for Kelley's crime. A careful inquiry. however. faiia to reveal any situation differing mater- ially with that detailed in there dee- patohca yesterday. The coroner's inquiry may bring forth new doroiopmonte. but until that in lin- ishcd it is only possible to note that Kelley became enraged at his fatherin- law and killed him. lie tried to kill himself and had he Mon able he would probably have killed young Mead and Slluakuy. both of whom he dialikod be- cauee of their outapokon aympatby with lead in the quarrel existing between the two. and whale attempt. to capture blm wee reaeuted. ummmnronna. Ghriatinn Endeavone; All: Busineae Inn and Othera to Help Them. The Chrietian Endeavoren of the state will meet in Norwallr. November :idand ith. and the purpoae la to hold the meetings in the Armory. The con- vontion wee planned for a general revival of spiritual work in Norwalk. The committeea having in charge the raising of necemary funds to pay for the puvper entertaining of delegatea and the carrying out of the programme. with to do it in a manner which will be a cmdit to the town. ea acme 2.000 people are expected to he in attendance. Bueiueee men and all other» who have the with- uni well-being of Norwalk upper» cent in their mlnde. are naked to rend coy amount Mommy to any of the gentlemen named below. who will gladly put it to tho almve nae. The committee believe there are there among or who will help. and they take this method of putting it before the 1100910. «mother with the advantage of ahowmg the people of the etate the many beau- tieeof the two oitloa: G. H. Quintard. ls’i Uheatnnt atreet. Nowell; A. V ill-nth. I Went Halo atreet. Norwalk: J. A. Richardaon. lit Ubeetnut etreee. Booth Harwell; Dr. 3.0. Sharer. lo Weeblngton atreet. Booth Norwalk; Clam l’areona. to llarehell atveet. loath Norwelh; 0W ll. Halo. illeg- Me mean: 0“” 00111011.. lie Ian leeeion to be laid in lcuth Ice-wall. October id. The regular tell meeting of the grand uilloera. member- of' ctnuinltteee. peat grand regeata. and dieirlct depth“. of the Grand Council. ltoyal Arcanam. tied iavltatiou.luthe belief Sheridan (toenail. tie. me. let Waveform etreet.'t'baraday.iimher loatllpnn. Eechecanellia the atatewlilbetep- veernted by he regent. whowlll mate preparedteiepmttbepreeeut conditioner ecdaerdaofblecoaucil. ltlaeapeaed that two hundred membeuwlll be in W. The Grandflouacll haa accepted an iavitetloatomeetwltb tibereeaa menu oil in tbeeveulna'ead wttaeaa the of the Receptor ritual. ‘lblewlilbelateteetlngeedtamve. Malaria attendance of new” of -mmmuemuon- all“ . WhlfllV’am m;@.*nwmw Ohio river. in the aoathern of Manufawhatlaknownaethe "hire Jeaue""deeatrlkt." Theple'yopenaupou , euuaeh. whore glorioua beauty and wander Tutowiler. in working at hie bench. ' while hie wife. Cindy. la bottling about preparing refreahlneaia to be carved duringapoliticalcretion. whtohiatobe delivered by Perry Beacon. a youngand wealthy eawmlll proprietor. who heal eettledinnieingsnn. theearlyhcme of his father and ll new candidate for Gangrene under the mentorehip of Colonel Henry Clay Bieener‘ . who it auxiou to nerve bra fellow-ultimate in tbelegialature. me'l'utewilermourua the Marathi-daughter Lucy. whoelop- ed with an uncle of Perry Barnum and died in the poor-hence, leaving a daugh- ter.whcneat appeera on the cable at "June." the poor-bouee' waif. when old Turewiler adopta. Col. Binneriebcoeu ing the campfire with the teal-tame of the local muaical organisation. the latte lug Sun Roarera. and in making aatrong light for election agaiuat the oppoeltiou" political faction. but in defeated by Baecem‘e falling a victim to the chat-me of Sue Eudaly.huowuaa "the belle of he honestly but aocretly merrier. aha; abandoning her rural lover. Ben Boone. who in revenge becomes hie aucoeeaful political opponent. Baecom soon dieoovero Sue ha been married before, but there la no record of her bueband'a death. Knowing that, the has committed bigamy. he learnt her and marries June. but foolishly con coals his former alliance from her. Sue becomes inannely jealous and in ”king revenge finds a useful allyin Ben Boone.r who is now Bumm‘s engineer. whom she incited to kill Bastion: by aaying: ”lie in the only one who stands between on." Ben. with the jealously of a mad- man. awaite his opportunity. which oomea one day in the mill when the hauda have gone to vote. Be acoom ond inaultajorry. and the angry men soon come to blown; during the scuffle which nuance Ben-striker Perry with a billet of Wood. knocking him untrue. and places him on the frame so that he will be eewed apart in no time. June is locked in the oflioe. She button down a door and gate out jnet in time to are her. huebend. For ten minutes after the «mid not be heard in the theatre. Bonds of perspiration broke out upon the hreheada of 'etroug men. and women were white with excitement. After atrial of Boone for attempted to the effect that Ben acted in solide- fenae. be gone away in aearch of Sue'e lineband. Dick White. He loom- fnl. Three years pass before he returns to find hlmeelf a father and June the only one who atill baa faith in hill. It in Uhrietmaa Day and it hrluga Bne'a hoaband. Richard White. alien Emeraou Duchehooter. who really in Jim Tote- wiler. a New York minetrel man. a run- away non of Cindy and Jacob Tutewller. .\a from the dead be council to danmnco one and relieve peace. M the action progrcaaee. the village mud; a male and female chorus of country folk». and a cult (to be acmd up at a barbecue). are effectively intro- duced. The marriage of Uni. itieener to ' the widow damauthoa lianhlne. one of a Juae'e old friende. lea homeroueepleode. heightened by the notice of the widow'a eon. item. at the dinner table trace in Baecoiu’e heave. when told to “act in» . like the gentlemenly Perry.“ imitatee life every movement. even to blaring Jane. lfueh emuaeutentledeeeltaded in the final ecene by old Totewllar'e dia- covery that hie daughter Nell ll a lead- ing lady in a New York theatre iuetead cf blew York aociety'a leading lady. and that hie eon baa beam auegroniiuetrel in the city of blew York inataed of a ntinleter of the gcapel. an be fondly eup- O wiliheheldin South timer...“ 1., M Blue Jeane will be the attraction at Boyt'a Theatre. neat 'l‘uceday night. .m. we... W... ll'lie leealt eta treading latch he. tweenVinnlpeult Young Era. William rioballow and lea-pa Keller. both I'll‘lllltl of Baby Bill. Villain-alt. and employed In the Mercury it the cell woulea nettle. were milieu. yet- terday Meow. when Keller their life Impatient heavily to the deer. .hveahv lug hie riphi leg near the inlet. Dr. l. I. fiaatlagton attended him. muted the Imbalance and lead him tailored to the Smelt beapltel. M Vfiv lift “an. m ,Wmmmmd theme-cum Aether-Inert meanwhile-emu, WMwbicbialltaatcdcntheI JereeeWhitcombltdeyhauoablydev' _;rcrihed theeldvillegeccbbler. Jaohb Rising Sun.":au adventurera. whom he ' murder. acquitted by Perry 'a teetimouy. \, glut. 180m, ] " South Main , Hoyt. at fill South 'l‘ollay LET. --U' ii . Rent low. Coungc, l2 Enat '1‘0 LET. ~l'u and one of street. Harwell. m. "finite. Addre- " ' LET—Four [0 smell family.‘at O LET. «Euler to small family 3 to West avenue. flour“... 7 ‘0 LET—Store R strectzaleo ‘ . . vouiencea in name . . '4 tillper month. Lam “Witt. $9. J. Irving 0 ill) Washington etrwat. 'I‘o LET—Shop on W house Toy lot-A A." , . Hillside place: houa‘alt it, houses on Water 3% and Red Mill teb Harlan. prir. Raymond Brethren. LET. «Mountable street. one of nerd! four room‘s, and another water on newer mum immediately. Apply to 23 Orchard street. ‘0 LET. seven . ward avenue. llull block. are! , rent 815; iii; .... Firtt avenue. lionueuievcnw FLLWood "0 LET. floor front. can: " ..... ngton a floor cverfiabul‘tab‘ one, rent a " Well (‘igar00..8ll 83* ‘ curtain fella on this accne. a pistol shot , Fun Silk; Soon... - 1 for sale cheap. 1 corner i-‘ort Point street. W fry: forge-ll. uili til. ‘(llt SAM” —-'l‘vvoand lug Hem! Coating alien blounrt‘ a “only with «outrun colder. ’30. ,- ‘ f‘ o.. 4230. Alain at. ‘(lll 6A I .E—A great H and lmaemolntbli . y avenue. anon a line just been pot in t all“! and out. Tom to Apply To hr & Golden. luckwom. Norwallecaal ill ‘ *7e ’0 ' iugb‘l‘iztihilx ’i' prottloai alreota of south dry. healthful; walk hill. and petition for aewerl tioulara of Taylor d: P MIIO ILL 'U’l‘l CE h. limb! . holdiug order! tired d: l‘ o. .uf Benton. mile. for phowgrapliall that the ordere wont be the lat day of (lumber. 5 bo'gorfelted. ‘ So. N 01'ka timer onler of the ateamehlp Mt . line. which arrived here *5” twenty-dive feet high . cool: of the Andra wee. " cular. About thirty ‘ harneget there wee» "w lllllhltflllfl. .1» ' five or at: barreie of of placer of plantin'a. ehelra and bite of a machine. Timmy . , oh the dealt of a winner may have gone under. acoustic
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