whelorwalklrouww oenpauyie mammalian“ to lie mummmscw“ A anal! tract at land has recenfly towanauelmuaoomuemanm. duodenum, and the north wall of ttliaioundry building will battalion my!“ WiltonIItraight lino. Whfiethleiaheiydom alargetrav- cling ornate be operated by electricity. emnummmtmm. fluent theater-age buildiugaia being moved further north. and the pattern , webmlatobeturnedaboutto ‘ irontonaliueaquarewiththeprcperty. ‘Tllaaeohlngeewlllteudtogivethe lf‘m inure-red facilitiea tore-try- : leg on the manufacture of no famous aircotupreaeore and mining machinery. anon-r now YOU HOW. manning-end deluge ofOur and Arthur B. Brittlugharu. oi Mount Vernon. hi. Y.. who has been in the W eeouriug viewa with which tulllaatrateliea Harriet Street'lbooh. MM 00in The Sentinel. ia We; alew dayain South Norwalk. j .ml‘agaeatatthereaidenee of Franklin A. g “Hamiltonian“. tell-Gertrude Lanibaud un- Julia .m of W N. Y.. who have Mae n-tl oi Illa Gertrude Camp. *1 one «once. uturued home laat m harm wild ha been 'Watheleeimdfihraoeflub halide larger avenue. will returnto 3'hcholueinliawYcrkatate. next ‘, .MI ’ “Florence Brown returned iroma :4 wgek'avacatiou in Great Berriugtcu. ‘ thleaitarnoounudweuttospcttewood. [Jute-pend next week. livelay Lockwood. of Wilton. rc- turnedhouletoday alter avialt to the Rifle Hand and 1:qu Gregory, of Monroe. Ileana Iamiaand Lillie Ameli and ~llte8tella Randall. of Brooklyn. are Media. A. 8. Kavanagh. Edward 8. Taylormi W. H. Smith «it ”more hardware atore. baa gone to New York may. Idler Faunetta Roaa.cl leaaca atreet. he! deterred her return from New York until next week. Dr. George VanAletyue. oi Brooklyn. leapendingaiewdeya withhia ton in Math llcrwalk. Huaad lira. George Quint-rd. it ‘ Mat atreee. let'alk. have gone " We Nev. William Ioutgcraery. cl Glendon ly'a pharmacy. haa returned from a recalled ‘ Mayor A. (3. Wheeler. oi Arch threat. it expected home today noun Denver. Gill. Flew Younandarby. '07. O'arlen‘ a. Malachi Ioeiety A very actuarial "ting oi the mmwuflymmdluthc M retool wee held teat billet. martymhwawarepuwet A Wine aedhywlawewereadcpted. did it wee voted to call theelebthe :0- Indeed eeciety. The aoeiety mmmlimtdartagihe Muddetiawlllhelaadeiewate “Men-Wreaedm. MMWWMW. it“ will be clam m m 91 .loenterwithhlauaual nudaatdlnthflorwalk. heat night a very muting lame. “Mat “Found." waa given by Iii-ea Annie Garey and Margaret Ian-inn. and Ileana. Thoma: lollahou. Wil- llamltellew and Edward Beyer. The partlcipanta acquitted themselve- iu a highly creditable manner. and delighted thelem number 0,! Mun-tot. Theregnlptaicr the tint two nighie have been very gratifying to Rev. John T. Wintera and bk energetic ectnmit- teea. all at when are working to make the fair the gnateetmoceaa of any yet held by thia pariah. The following donationa have been to. oeived in addition to thoae reported yee- terday: Silk handkerchief. Joaeph Davie; silver pepper bor. learned Jack. eon; curtain polea. J. '1‘. Prcwitt 00.; picturea and fancy undone. llr. Bolton; bureau act. 8t. Mary’a Bitters of Mercy; order for hull dozen photograph. George 8. North; lady's hat. lire Van- 'l‘aaaall; ham. Clillord Bayer; each, 010. W. A. Brown; dihl’atrick Cor-cored. and smaller acme from many othera: nix mouth: insurance on 01,000. 8. J. O‘Brien. lit. RAVAHAGEW SW. The Inductrial League Lined up in hial’arlorto Beceive Him. The Iuduatriul League, oi the South Norwelk Methodist Epiacopal church. gave the Rev. A. s. Kevanugh a genuine and enjoyable eurprlsc. laet night. hlr. Kevanagh war ended down ataira from his study to vlait with'aomc friends whched arrived iron out oi town. when he found about forty members of the League lined up in the parlor. They gave their peaurr a luaty and hearty greeting. and It. Kavuegh hall to no- knowledge that for once be war com- pletely aurpriaad. Although convales- ciug iron: a recent fluent. he wee able cheertulneaa into the apirit ol the Men. The men of thelteegue withdrew to an adjoining room for aahort time In hold their llrat bueineu meeting of the lall aeaacn, at which routine aubjecta were diacuaaed and noted upon. A eeeeon ct sociability followed. dur' lug which reoitaticua were given by Mn. '1‘. (3. Lambert anddanghter Emma nudOharlea Greenwood, a piano and banjo duet by the Miami Amy and Indies lloore Wood. and a vocal role by Mira Stella Randall, oi Brooklyn. Alter the programme relreahmeuto. conalrting of cream. cake and fruit. pro— vided by the Marine. were aerved. comacrcna WIII: [01' PAY. Pete Fined titty Dalian for Aaaault» lug Ollie! Iradlay. Theater Jetleraou. the negro who nuanltod Chic! oi Police Bradley in the recent unpleaeant oontreteulpa. wee llned .00 In the Town Gout. yeetorday. Aa Jefleraon. or “Pete." as he is better known. it one oi their beat when. the coutractora. it it acid. weraat ill-at diapeaed to pay hla due. and people expected to ace the ohielaud "Pete" eyeing each other with inde- Iiuable iaelinaaae the chief continually pureed the gang on hie heat. ‘ The miracle". however. changed their allude.“ thla morning the ne- gro wee taken to Bridgeport jail. Irown‘a Collage letea. Vlaitcra are alwaya welcome and we take pride in explaining the dilletwnt appointmentact the luatltutidn (More in end vlait the aohool helm curtailing. Arnoag there that enrolled title week were Illaworth Brown. llidaadeld: m “mun Wildly“. I” We in. Franklin» maehuakiaarapidpvearaaaiuhla atedlaa la the linoleum [Department liaw papllaareeneollad every day and leaahwt ulaewiildcd ineaehcclaa MWHWW mmmmltialelieved. navefiadaaeaatbealtodomth Recent Mlariea in Thia ‘ Vicinity. Notwithatauding the fact that the atata baa a ccrpacipatrolmeucn the Sound at night iortltepurpoaad keeping piratea trout deapoillug the beda ct oyetertnen. river thievea atill ply their vocation in the water: about Stan-lord and Green- wich. Theirmc‘vemeutearereryoare- lolly planned. however. and Albert Palmer. 0i Bound Beach. the patrol- mnn who loch after the Who- tween Darien and Port Cheater. hae been unable to catch the odendere. al- though he has noticed them calling abouttheSonudonaaveralcccaaiona. Thepetrolmanccverahiarcute in an everyday eellhoat. which la not [all enoughtooverteke the [dratioal black aloop.whiohhaaareputatlon along the Sound. butatillhcpeatotrapthe mar- auden. when they not lochingforit. heat Tueeday nl 31‘. Palmer no— ticed the myeterioua black em tackly about on Shipped Point and gave chaae. ' but hia craft wee not fleet enough for him to euooeed lmbagging hie prey. 0n the 17th inet. he noticed the boat hanging oi! Belle Haven. but hia eliorte to intercept the eloop and her crew were oi no avail. A few nights nlterward he came aoroaa the sloop on the Sound oil Sound Beach and managed to get within hailing diatauce. but he changed his mind regarding mak- ing any arrest: that night when he eaw' four burly tare appear on deck. The belief is general that the crew of this pirate sloop her 0. great dell: to do with the many burglaries committed along the shore towne every tall. It in not unlikely, the South Nor-walk police think. that they were the burglars who recently entered Goedwlu’e cloth- ing atone on the bridge. POI’U'LLI. mum. Blue Jeane. Joseph Arthur's comedy drama. Blue Jeane. will be precauted at cht'a Thea- tre. next Tueaday night. with all the eccnory and mechanical edecta at origi— nally protected at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. New York city. where it waa witneeaed by 480.000 people during it:- loug run at that hence. The New York Herald said at that time that the play would never wear out. and from preaent indication it never will. The prince have been made within the rewh oi all. null then (leaking to attend abould ao« euro their acute now at Plalated'a and Pinueo‘e. night Della. The Brothel-a Byrne’a "Eight Belle” chime forth their lamiliar tidluga from the atagc oi Hoyt‘e Theatre. Saturday night. October 0. The entire product. lcu baa been remodelled enthal- lt will toucely he noonulaed in the new term. it la quite superfluoua to ray that the al- teraticna add to the general merit oi the production. The plot romaine much aa it war. but the Ipeolaitiaa introduced at abort iatervula are entirely new and pleating. The Byrne Brother- remain to give life and action to every aoena. Deathoianomnatlaher. John Henry Fenian. who died at Hillard on the diet that. war hurled yeeteuiay. The daceaaedwae alormar realdent at death liorwelt. and wet employed aamaherier raauy year- In Adam- llrcthenl‘ hat factory. no war ninety-ear yearned nine month: old. lir. Pentou leave- thrae daeghtara. lira. Theodore Vail. at death llorwalk: lire. Nathan Oiart. of death limalt. and llra.'l'hecdorai"latt.‘ol law Ill- lerd. lie war a brother-lad" cl lira. thde a. Duehey. at lewalh. formerly at death liar-walk. 'culdletgolladerthelndga. Thalwwalk‘lhalaway Wren ltauewcentiaatieawl W aadunckleuearepmua m. mayo-larder Wraith Itephaa itaeoaaldattlwtactcraadaawharlae minarheatlngaaeeede‘ater. lWhen ’iheyeamtetheoveraaad railroad bridaa at Waahlagaen «wet. the car would eat.“ radar. aadltwaa taken Iaehtetllehara. m ”.mheawflrm‘ “LN“‘mm- “Vim “Will PM . Ii. Hadrian. the liertYerk. “MW church. Thence K.Nohlo.putcr merit-tattooed In. aud 7:00 It,“ themwill liaeppreheualoati' thrash... othe- llgiou." Sunday‘eclioeiatlll in: Jun- ichhriatiau 1.“!pr Seu- lor christian or at 0:00p. to. Everybody h WMM to all eervluea. Public worehipvfiilheheldatthe ecctthrwalk . church. tomorrowmcrniy. with-much hythe cantor. Ber. mutated, on "The Powcrol'God Uh 4*“ Th0 mualccithe will. :Antlaem. "Blcaaedare out "man; ao- prauc role. “Lead Kindly Light.” Shop peed In the are” he aarmon topic willbe. “Once! “mm Fall." Fifteen minute-cleaned long will open thia aervice. with inhale. when the anthemfl There in Land oi PureDe light " hySltelley. willharendered. The patter will preach tomorrow morningaadavan vaiiIn,attha douthhler- walk Baptirt church; m a report at the interacting manner at Horthvllle thepaatweek at the twenty mice. The evening auhject will he. "Don‘t: Do. " The evening mice heglua at 7:00. The meal emit tot etate oil-alone will be an. hue-row Tho-o who have not received carom may not them at the outwit: 2m peo- ple’a meeting at 0:00: W meeting at 5. 00. thz‘W church. tour-row—will‘he celebrated ea Itally Day. ThecubJeot e! the thorn. lug sermon la “A Book Without Worda i‘hat Everybody Can Read. " The topic ior theeveuing la “Rallied ior luapira~ lion. Scattered tor Service. " and will re- ier particularly to the binary oi the early church. The peator. Rev. F. A. Soollald. will preach at both earvicea. At 10:15 a. m. the Suudq aohool will meet in the lectureoroom oi the church and march to tho audienwmom. where the echulata will listen to the illuatrated more prepared for them by the patter. At 10 o‘clock the regular aeeaicu oi the Sunday achool will be held. with an in- teracting programme. The ntuelc in the regular quartette and the new ohorua choir. with Henry P. Price. leader. will unite in the ringing and will nae the new both. the "Saond Bengt." med by Moody and Sankey. «plea of which will be supplied to the audience. Flrat Methodist Eplllopal church. Rev.A.8.Kavanagh.:pmm:-. Diviucacr- vicee at who a. In. and 1:00 p. In Ilornlug eubjeot. "Heart tor Heart." ldtbeeveulug there will be a around llluatrated chart moo. subject. "The WonderiuuWiudow." The programmer. containing the hymua and pictorial illustration: of the aenncu will be in the hauda oi the mammoth. Special muaic: flaming. trio. "ch thotlhdee 0! Night are Goucf’ min. “0 Jeane. Thou Art Standing." by (lethal. fire. ulhecn. Evening. trio. "Bear Der l’rayerz" Idle. "1 will Guide Thee." Ir. Iorehouae. Allure invited. German Evangelical Luthrau tit. .Petar'a church. tiandeyeohocl at 0:00 a. on; neuron. 10:00 a. uni much. 7:00 . in. P Trinity church aervieee for week he. gluelng. september 00. dltaauth ileudey alter Trinity: Iloly (lit-mauled. ii a. on: Sunday aohool. 0:40 e. um letting Prayer. ldteny and cornea. ll a. on: livable. Prayaraud aerated. 7:80 p. re. Wadaeadey. lt- Ilohael‘aaaddll Ana aela'. Holy Communicafiam. Friday. Event-(Player. 1:00 p. tn. mleinaaaynhtelma to e p. u. Therewlllhencyreaahiaalandeyevea- «new will fiflfiemfimhfil Em evening will he a epeciul attraction. The . ierring voter-a from one district lawn in a driving datum. mmmvmmm mam Had—Woman stun l’artygciutclcatacieeover theOhangingl’enerama. ‘ Inner. Iran. dept. ”—The praaideut oi theUuiIedstatea cunelntothe old tcwnot loco: inthia midrtci’adrlvlng rainstorm yeeteaday. and the view which he obtained ed ice countle- heeutlaa wee very WM]. nut thla morning the mono we- changed. Inateed ct a wet and mietoovered country with a rain falling and making every one and everything uncomfortable. there waa a clear, blue thy. a warm run, and a blue- ing atmcaphere that putnew vigor into oue'e boner a'nd made lite worth the living. The aoene upon which the preaident and hie wile looked aa they atccd upon thebroadvarandaot theSloauemaneion. thin morning, a law minutea after they had riaen. wee a grand one. Preeldeut Initiator remarked that "It to the moat enchantina view I ever had. It in won- Mm." For a distance of twenty milea to thd‘ teeth. the eye area a long range of hill" while to the north. a diamond! forty mllae away. old Greylcck mountain wae clearly vialhly thin morning. ' The preaidcut and In. HuKiuley. Iliae tummy and Kr. and Irellger stood upon Ir. Bloane’r veranda in! an hour and went into tentacles over the changing panorama beiore them. The walk about the grounds which they alterwurda enjoyed. was equally an interacting. Preaident and hire. hicliiulc’y were much intereeted in latter. the summer home of millioudree and many promin- ent in the world‘s buaiueae and financial hiatory. Hon. John Sloane. the preci- dent'e heat. during their walk about the vafi out the varioua places at interact which can he aeau from the hill. and told of the wealth oi historic mem- orlee that olneter about the town. it was in this beautiful village that Henry Ward Beecher spent his suiumara for In many yeara. and Funny Kemble live the happht daya of her life. lcccomalll Unable to Appear. 'l‘he oaaea of Frank cud Felix llocoou- pill and Frank and Joaeph (irillo. who participated in the ahootiug and clashing atlray in Plymouth avenue. on septem- ber 5. were dooketed for a hearingin the Town Court. thia morning. but ea the attending phyaiciau oonaidercd Frank lumeneui. who we- badly out about the head and neck. unable to appear in court. the hearluga were continued until neat Tuteday morning. Ho Option in the latter. The registrara oi the Elm voting «lia- triot, who were reported to have refuted to act with the other rogietrara in trace to another. wiah to say that they have no option whatever in the matter. The law previdea that each tranalore can be made only every other year province to the .“w Milne mm... ......,.,.. “or... ,... WW-.. I wonder ii that lellor war makiu' luu cl me. ‘ naked hlr. down at he oameluto the home. What ieller ? naked hie wile. The one that jolt rid up to the gate. lie raid that he wee a atatletlolau an‘ would like to know what the cookie crop war per head in title townahlp. Mire My (read 40 or thereabouie. to herd Harry 8haver)~0h. how i ahonld love to be a jubilee bridal herd Harry-Well. cheer up! won't have to wait very long. (troupe—Alan lat-e atop in Illa may leadtolrreperahle (hatter. dweller»— lknowthatwell. lloved a girl who thoughtulaaharo until! lelldewh a coalhclewhen liltiha my hattoher. Vietloc—llwartharala aitkuaaa neat deer. lrlt contagion-l Phillipa-«Oh. notatelluaadaaaeamraly magma. Annealing» the advance cheat cl iarhiouaworaea‘rhatwlll not he on thhlawlnwruulaaaltlaou crooked. . Iiearnaldtha tutor. that you are netapcalatlwntatioa. lo. candidly .eoalrawdtheaeloe oi the plaberatie hoe-e. lawdewaen'na. ilawe M laid the botaedarwheheahaeeetfiaeeaaheva. H You mmmmi monthotAngurt. Auguat l—(llarkea. Roaette. daughter otJameaand Chariot If. and Kindle. cl Joaaph D. and Harlot. ‘ Auguat Halon. Florence Mlle. daughter ctOharlaa and legato. of Oliver audncra. oiJohuan'dElIen. of Infill “I! ”no Ange-t 4—Wincheater. Inui- .Denulr. eon of Albert E. and Elisabeth G. Auguat li—Adama. label. daughter oi Brunet and hiay. Ange-t l-Arelc. Jamar. run of lich- aelaud Annie. Auguet 8~Weod,-——-—eon of Theater and Nellie. Anguat 8-Smith. Earl Honghtaling. non of James A. and Sarah A. August 0—kawood. Auguatua. eon of Andrew J’. and Amelia. Auguat iO—Ghaaluar. Harold Edward. eon cdli'dward and Ella. Augeat lO-fltnith. Alice they. dough tor of Neleon and Diary. Acguat ll—Scbey.—-———aou of George H. and Marnie E. August lli~largee. Willulu Hour. son of Henry W. and Anna. August 134—Hughee, ecu of John D. and Mary. Auguat lluflynan. Ellen Aguee. daughter of John and Ellen. Augnat 14~Henderacn. ecu cl Andrew, and lenbella. August ll—hlcatl, Russell. son of Ed- ward E. end B. Carolyn. Augu’at Iii—W0", Edward Carl. eon oi Lawrence and Katherine. August lit—Fitch. Helen. daughter of Charles B. Imd Williema. August lS—hiarrow. George William. morwuum hi. unduargarael'. Andrew and linen. Ararat iii—Jim. llary daughter of Joaeph and Mary ll. Auguat Moldberg. eon 0! Albert and Jeaaie. Auguat 00—Aiken. Elle Lulu. daughter of Allen and Alice. August zlwilickey. Thomae Soanlon. can of William and Margaret. Auguat 20-l:ongchack. Joaaph, eon of John and Clara. August 24—8herwocd. Robert Cyler.m son of Franklin and Nollie. August 2t—~Wileon. Erneatinc Eloiae. daughter oi Erneat ll. and Klein 0. Anguat 20~Holmee. Uhurlea 8.. eon oi Frederick and Joeephine. Auguat its—Warm. Emilie. Auguat end Chriatine. Anguat til-Damon. daughter of Char- lea A. and Nellie. dugout 00-—Burnee. Philip. non of John and Bridget. Auguat ill—Seeder. George lran. non of George E. und Mary F. Auguut ill-wl'owell. Sally. daughter of Thomas and diary. Auguat ill—Magnet. .‘lumce. James H. and Eliaebeth. Auguat ill—«Meghan H. and Elisabeth. www- Km. eon oi can of aonoi Jamar Dmmw. Fourteen hundred people attended a mlnatrel parlortuanoe at the Opera flouae. Wednesday night. The number of appllcetloue tor liquor lioauaea made to Town Clerk leiag dar- lug the year about to and la till. which laleaa than the number at application: made in former yeara. Alexander Moog/lo. ed 10 Meadow atreet. oauglu a three mud cite at lake Kanoala.fl‘huraday. beehlaa eight eenotitet'aweiuhiuglmhall a pound mtwcpcauduallluaidaoitwohcura. The elaar nation Where in Dec haryiaenlcylngallttlaeaclueloagwlth thegeneral reviveloilndaeirlee. Moat olthaahopehaveeneortwoeatruelgar makeuatworhandamae cl them are branching out quite attentively. netting leatillaecd la mauyolthe lactoerItherelaaayetllitle indl. cation ulthelatepwhleh la eternal about thla time. A nonlinear hatter Ieyathathehaareaacaie believe that aanedthalaracelaawliihaeaeaadlcgly heayallwiuter. . mmmmmm- ly'l‘huredeyevauieaolhaueelaaaw.“ thehouaeolherrleier. Ira. Katharina manna. t at? - ' “$10!!”th ctbirthuiathe“ ‘ townetllerwalk.aaraoordadcnthe “been eithetcwnclarkdering the Tel TIE llilllim Illilllllimll August MullenJllieabethJaughter Auguat .t—Gulleu. Geneva. daughter 8. Auguet Id—Vortra. Bern. daughter of 3:3” Auguat l—Priece. Herr WW ‘3 ,, fl‘ am» hmmlw-MWTOW 'l‘Om LIVE.“ , new building. 0!. 50 a weak. the Singer newly iugicnetteet. M‘OLET-Atluw- . enrooana “ cold water. Ever-lay avenue; , ' ‘Olll'l'. l . cornnrof streets. South .. including!!!“ inquire , Raymond. Hoyt, M 10! Bolt 4 _ 'l‘ollay LET. —0' pa ‘4’... ‘0 LET. ~l'nruleitvd and fluent hath *- etreet. Not-walk. one avenue. Addreae ufllce. "0 LET. -Four to email built at West avenue. H . LET—Store lie. '1‘”....:. .1... veuieucea in em per mou‘tIh t.“ W ’l‘oatreet. four rootna. , water and ae immediately. ‘33 Orchard rent and; M final avenue. 1 fl 0 meantime, FLA. Woodw ard. docriront,” ' WWI: :Io trail. ‘ an it ill floor over Schulta'a ; nllGJ‘fllt‘m. Aupl ‘ WellC Co. 00‘ ‘ ' ' B‘ili'l SA LE. ——Solltd , . for aale cheap. 1 m corner Fort Point atread. 'M "consult -—u were ‘ “ try the”. fi’l‘gu ‘ .Norwnll inr ed. n “.80 ‘OR BAl.lt.~'l‘wo and lug. "(mi Coat!" alao hitcwart'e Ready with snow reenter. in. Do. 4030 Main at. lp‘ult SALE—A teat and baseman . . Ely avenue. editable line that been put in title and out. A l "oil lr clinician " ‘ willm bit *7: log 1 rettluat atreete of Sty healthiul. wait M Hull [trillion (or ed tic ulare oi Taylor MIUO I , ,. 'U'l'llllll in It Nil holding on?" "m“ ill'c'llkld'.t 00.. .gil we ttl‘ W that the orderi- want the let duy ol ()0th belor le lied.
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