W‘
' In. 6. Howard
, Drover. He and
Kaphey. Miss Om
Utninger. Edward
, r. Sun .Warina.
Leigh Dunn and Mr.
9 loommuniou Sunday
M Avenue Methodist
without someone
. ' leithor by letter
Yulerdey morning
neurons were received
Ed! the adult members
, to! baptism. In
of the largest and mm
bend meetings of the
Jerome Smith. ”At 2:30
J. Smith conducted a
. lid preached from the
M be with or. why then
u In?" “Step Over the
it! the choir as n solo
. tutor closed his eer-
iii. my 0! Pizarro, the
' < who led his troops
‘ unto! Peru. Be and
. entered indescribable
M triende. hearing oi
‘ L. 1 mt ship: to carry them
Hum told his soldiers
» go back it they wished.
he nit]. “lien Spain.
latte. but eternal dis-
‘ mullet peril. but honor.
. in line upon the ground
m, lion. decide whether
3 inert it) Spain. or on to
no.” he mo. ‘1 will go
i M hie mud on one side
emoneut one of his
over the line and said.
moment another. and
Me entire regiment were
Ellen you know the rest;
" conquest that has; been
fl the agor'fl Au earner"
Moved and all were urged
03 the Lord's aide.
‘ m of Edward L, Hefner won
elternoJu from his hue
‘ ‘MPoint street. Rev. Fred-
M. rector oi‘ Trinity church,
Wmllleietod. There mm
W nttendnuoe. About Olin
'mlm'l oi both the Odd Fol
m"! of America. it deli».
m Win Lodge. Daughter»
,, ' . aide large number or citi‘
“Olefin were present. The so—
Muted the romaine to Riv-
illltflfl’y. where Ion-ices were
by Butler Lodge and Court
,., The pelllieereni were E.
Funk Curr. Hurry xowtou,
. Miner. George Enron and
Wit. Butler Inigo rent a
m pieoe oi o ‘pedertul and
mumlinku and the words
M " on it. Eureka Lodge
Ind mot, rurtnounted h;
"W“fllllwlmmu contributed
7 . 5‘ " piece. and there won-
laredini tributeu.
, ' of Funk Holly. who met
m death at Whit: l’lillne.
m hie hue hone in Fort
M dilemma at i o'clock.
“are taken In Nllflrh Brno
. The pollinators were
the Fort-uteri and mu
Willa decoml wax u
Wu. mule out in tho
- » i killed a hluoli unlike
fleetinhnnrth.
will lend the Epworth
It the Km Avenue
‘ l ohuroh. tonight.
:he held in the ludiee‘
mono new
hold hereafter et 7
‘ too o'clock.
«mi. ,:
Vllejor a. ll'. Mime, merely oer-
mnoethel'eelflemuuhohuhude
role of thank- trmn (loom tor to
neritorloor not. one at the very tow
warren: who he! land a will model
. given by (low for bravery. and one
it but two um who were eve , pro-
noied at once from prire e to
dolor in the United States Army.
ivee quietly at Pomona, Ooh, with hie
'amiiy won; the arouse groves and
_ in anevenue of outline.
Major Robinson hoe studlonely
wolded through route thirty years ln~
tel-views by ueyepupor and magazine
writers. Recently. however. he oer~
ultted an interview by 9. follow towns-
nan end a personal friend.
"l have never known." said Meier
Robinson. "how I came to be detailed
.43 act‘ae nurse at the home at Secre-
nry Seward in April. 1865. i had been
«unlined to the hospital for sevorei
. nonths by a gunshot wound in my
eg.
“The evening at April lei was been.
drill and ricer. At a little before 10'
l. in... when the Secretary was slot-3»
“K easily. the houee was closed for
he night. hire. Seward had gone to
ier eleening room. Frederick Sow?
ml, second son or the Secretary. had
'otirrd. Miss Fannie Sewer-d, 'n
laughter, um! l sat in tho sii‘ll chamber
ill the third floor. Miss Sewui'd was
mu- tho lied. Her father lay propped
iii in bed. Just before in the sound
if a men was heard down the hall.
"The stranger jumped through the
tour at inc. 1 Saw a kuiir- dash in the
‘t-rhlo gunfight. lie doult mo nu av:
'11] hluw on the Still!) and forehead.
:lr- then gave Miss Soward n thrrei
hat throw hm: amide, and thou pounced
won the lied and shrunk with u long
in”? at the Set-retm'y. Putting a gush
n his (hook and merit. l mammal! to
mil the men from the imd. and then
ll’gllll u torritir lllllid-iO-llllliil grapple.
l‘he assassin wire me n (loop out in tho
'ight shoulder as I pulled him bill hu‘urd
Turn the lli‘ll.
no another mt. In it lu'inkling ho
uruml Ull Inn with tiw {M'M'ily’ (ii an
‘ullvd ull‘ tho further side of tin:- iwd;
I‘ll» ltfisarssill. emu-It at nw sort-ml
.litlvu. mar-e glilug aw .-i shod: in lilo"
on shouldt-r. l i-linrlu-ui my, nuns
tillllli him 'u‘ltli my “nuns: strength,
xhiil- he- was trying In fun-o me away
so that he rmiid um» his arms either
0 ill“ fit his bloody knife into me or
will mo Into insr‘mdiuilly by Illuwu
with his hip: uistui. .\ll‘5|ll\\'lllll‘ Miss
Steward luul pushed my the window in
ha,» Sli’k mum and haul St‘l'i'ltllttftl
Murder: Murder?
"My antagonist thinly tried to r:: .99
13.»; hands in lituli or lazuli lllI‘. lie sud-
ivuly dropped his [tietnl and trfml in
math um from him or throw Ill". I
'lunt: in the man with oven firearm in—
r‘ueiu. All i son" were my ilt‘fint'l‘illu lug
iiilugduist and that liniio hiudr. l
:I'nxpod the unmissin's right \Vl'lizl. lll'
rust-d fur u In‘ivl’ unwind his “.lnlllllllg
nrtirs :uul triml to throw mu. 'l‘lw’u.
mmuumiug all my strength, I tried in
hmu‘ him. My mmmh-d log now we);
and I tuirtlully slugger-ed. The un-
:zlsa'ni mode a vain snaivh at my
Iil'ulll. .
"'l‘ho despair of the lllillllt‘lll brought
\nvh my lull strength. ltlltl I ll‘lllgll‘il
lw \illuiu somewhat all his loot. Whilo
moi him in that pmniion l urged him
i rm- lwt nrrusn the room lounrd lilo
mil door. When no wm-o niiout hell
my :u'rusn tho room lillll In liet'l'o
:mpplo I fell eonu- mw inking hold of
no from behind. It lllllillt’ll into my
nimi that here mu: nu m-t'omuiioe n!
he nun-dorm. Then I saw in tho dim
tail! that it was Moder A. ll. Seward.
lo 1qu .henrd hie i-‘iMl'l"ii shrivhu and
1nd wrung out of lml mud imd mine
he! thought. two drunken
milling in the «lurkuwzu
"l rolled in him: 'llmd that man's
mud; not that knlleg' hot the Major
'l‘ilt'lmll around me from imhlud and
rot his immiu on tho neuaeeiw'e should.
't'u. m an in push lilninloug through
:Iu- hull door. The numtnriu l-ame
tuninul the woodwork»! the door and
‘H‘I'i'lly l't'lillllllt‘d n firm looting. An
lulrk an lightning hie frood Ilium-ll
"mm my green. and gave Major How-
u'd auroral ntnlm about the head and
lhflulllm'it. l'll' hounded down the
uhiru. Mr. llansoi. o menswear in the
limo llemirl'uwut. mm running down
he «(him to not help. The follow m'L-r-
,Jmk )lr. lluueel lllltl gave him it niueh
Inwn the inn-k. Then the dammit:
went out oi the front door like u rel-h-
d. leaned into hie meddle. and. strik-
mt hilt mourn into hit llol'lill'li ilenku.
was oil in the den-linen. ‘
"The Whole their mrunled probably
not over three minutes. When the
amnion war was. i turned to ilnd
lorretery Seward on the rill-net at the
thriller ride of the Md lilo daughter
mm handing over him. The Bet-rein”
min bleedinx prom-elf. 'l‘ho pm! or
mind in whilst: he ley. the zoning
will in his (dwelt. the wound in hie
llfl'k. end hie silently pole face. all
nude o'idmrliul night. We lifted the
reliant to new. and found that no
inert rtill but, eithoolh he sutured
to he volume."
- mm
"rm ow to or
‘ memorandum»
. , _,-,,w
II?
Mamde-m
A serum! lilll'l' he have
imaged light; while r‘wn‘iuri' vanrd- ,
' I Write?» happiest Comedian,
"VVJOEZOTT,
in the rewritten updwlate Fenn-
‘ Comedv,
The Star Gazer.
Everything new. Unique Specialtlri
Latest‘ songs. Prettiest girls
Full of Enjoytr r t
Prime Mr. W on] m. Boots on silo at
l‘mleted’e and l’ioneo‘e.
Wednesday, Dc'oher 6th.
The New York (‘in Sitcoms,
HIHENRws
‘ sou: um
I 3. _ -‘ In“ ‘ I.»-
IHSEOli
so an wmrr eternal“; so
. The Him-Comedian.
Arthur Deming.
The at out ohnuirtm- w uudrllnne.
Monahon a. King.
The niueiwtl can it Mus.
Locke a Carroll.
4w 'lnont of All Singers.
Hooded hr the wmdnr r w-nl i-inr.
Harry Leighton.
The zwpullr baritone.
0. w. Hayley.
The Famous
Patrol Quartet t a”.
The World'» Wand-“T
The Motograph.
'l‘he l‘ouulur (Boner Virtuoso.
MR. I'll. HENRY.
Singers, Dancers, Comedians. Spe-
cialties, Big Double Orchestra
The Finest oi all, Military Binds
The lowest admissions.
IS, 25, 35, 50 Cts.
Cluldrcn, :5 cents
*REMitz‘l‘llil‘lR THE DAT E.
NORWILK OPERA HOUSE
F.W.Mth?RELL - - Mamet.
lini- Solid WIN-k. In murmur-inc
Monday. Oct. lath
o rmhlw u' d 3 mutimou.
Spurs’ comedy
and _
Dramatic Company.
Hull!)- Illi! ll
Influence
Bennett. '
in his own up'vuixni t-n'utt'nud M-nmliumil
blur-t. prtmmllngnml t',’\i‘t.lll'lll I‘qllllilliul,‘
mi airline. ,\ Htl’lmttl oi the mm! “Unit-Mb-
' elm-urn:
fiiiu‘mllie» inlrudtlvrd lieiu‘izvu mu'hnol,
grunt: uomiimltmiu puriurumlu'“. ’\ rue
him! of mirth and nutm' [n-rfrt-ml hr Ihr
nuhsnnuiuu nri'lu-Mru ul ro'pi'l‘ltlll‘r'.
l'ru't-alllv, CW: and 3W. daily nnliuw
mourn-noun; inn-mixer, “Hutu-r .‘itli, Iii-.m-
In.-.
nin hie futhor'n room to iiud, int he i
unidir-rn .
l
I
aerator-sir
new
Monthly m‘t-ninun llllt‘Jllllll‘t'nl pro-luv
limb of .-'\ Ill“ Al. SLAV I'I.
COLOR: do.
FINISH: limit...
The Old W H and (You.
neciiru: Laundrimmond
and steam. (mice, 9i
\Vaall‘llglull St; Leon
dry, llawlhud' St. near
Water. The puhllc an
cordiallylllvllt‘d to call
and inspect our Laundry
at any time.
"r. f _. v‘q ”w, I"
“ll."
' ‘ ‘ = V, I .. >
53/: Hand Hoop I mini n"
l-‘orMIe lw lt‘uit (.‘yole and Hardware Co
i ““
r m
' ’ village“
MERRILL COLLEOEI
'- - «OPENsi - .
Ioptombor 7. ‘01
ilVllRimthAlllYA'l'lille ”Pollutant.
Deimrtmentr til
(30” NERO”. ENGLISH,
STENUEKA Pl! Y. HQJJNHN ‘
'l'Yi’lthll’l‘ll‘lil. LANG UMll’fi.
BAKED“). All'l‘. ll’l'tt.
Tuition retro :3 Wham-hie. Write or
former. ,
swim ‘
,Tp‘
Into
Lino
Fasfl
The infant's department in new full
to overflowing. with new mode. Every
enilehle portion at the roomy deport-
ment thin“ radially with new and lie-
ooming etylee for little children. Every-
thing that it needed for the little tau
hue-been thought of and mmbled here '
for easy choosing. Ito mother need
gmhow'e certain style will look when
she can ootne hero and m d; can bring
her child and try it on.
One at the mountable i'oniuroa of boy-
inx such things ready made is. that they
new-r cost an much that way or it door
to boy the studs and make them your-
uine times out of n hundred they look
better and you are hotter satisfied.
w
Klondike bonneie, mode of cream Ben-
galine silk, hood with pink silk; u love-
ly thing in iteell but twice on sweet when
a little lune look: out from the pretty
colors.
And poke bonnets. in all the new
hllfldcfi that metal: new coats.
Close banners. trimmed with little
hoover herds and 11m; an attractive as
they can nusibly lie—pretty as you,
would all: to have them.
Bromiful short white cents in nor: lay
mmde—Bedt’ord Cords, Astrekhnu nud
Linh‘e Wool. Graceful little garments.
And Colored coats in all the dositahlei
end popular shades. An immense line‘
of the most leehigneblo Myles for little
children. ‘
hmuoloeks. all prices from ti to $14
eaehmpretty things that have just conie'
in. Don't fall to gel: to southern. they're
mil; or to hire them mode. And ninety- l
Ii no.
Embroidered Full” and Worsted
mono: (or little babies. Little cape, in
cashmere lined with silkmolognnt fora;
present. Slips. duster. flannel ekirte.d
were and bundli. condo, brurhes, outing
and powdere. Kid ehoea. %
l
The D. M. READ co.
BRIDGEPORT.
' i
A Good Thing,
So business “It" say,f
and they know. i
Wouldn’t e
ii I‘ Hirer, in
anemone.
Snorthand.
Or tho
Acndomlo
Branches
imfrm't' tour chances
tor the future.
[My dud right ses-
sinus.
Brown's
Business
College
Him-n open tiny and evening.
I. 8. IRON Prep.
Upon the first symptom of
a cold, procure a box of Dr.
Mariam” Action. Take ac-
cording to diteotiour and it
my me you from a long
and painful llinrer.
Aceton
oil-icon the odometer head-
ache. and neuralgia: doe»
not we; the heart.
' at brim Vol.3-
RISTRAIIII 3:; HYATT,
'l .l'.' .FURS . . A
It has always been our aim to do the fur bosiv‘css of the town and in previous reasons we h ve been sue.
cattful. This season we are better prepared than ever briore. We are showing many novel: es which are
“”731? new, and ISP'cialiy calcula'ed for early fall Wdal’. Every garment We sell is fully guaranteed.
Our skins are all selected and our garmentsmade by one of the best manufacturers in the busln '53.
Fur B oas" Wool seal collar-cites, 8 inrh, 6 oo ' '
e , Astrakhan collirettcs, 8 in .‘h. 1 51
ma, k French Thibet Boss, 18 inch, ‘8! (,0 Electric seal collareitcs, 8 inch, moo
Biatk French Thibet Brae, 18 inch, 125 Algerian seal collarcttes, thibet trimmiogr,
Black French Thibet Boas, 36 in h, 2 S“ _. '° “If”. i "5‘0
Bio: k Thibet lluas, 45 inch, 5 no French concy cullercttcs, m imh, 850
Illicit Thihrt "one, 54 inch, (urn Algeriin seal collareltcs, ti.ib:t trimming,
12 inch, ' 14 do
Fur conars‘ _ Asti‘nkhan (ullhrcttcs, u inch; 15.00
Algerian seal collars, martin tails, $6 50
Illerk opposum Col‘urs, heads a'url till ', (t 00' F" r caPGSI
Black thibet collars, $7 5n and 89 no I
French martin ““3“. 87 50 French conev cap :5. l5 lilt'll, h ' oo
Elecuic sehl collars, martin tails; ’ 8 00 French couey capes, 20 inch, :3 so
all“: mf'l’f’ co'lars, . ’ _ ”-(‘O - Algerian seal capes, 2o inch, 15 do
i in (:o lar-, trimmed With tails, ”.00 Algfrian seal capes, thibet trimming, 1300
Fur Conarettes Astrnkhan seal capes, 15 inch, 22 so
' China seal Clpes, 20 inch, 21 so
Mgr riau seal coliarettrs, 8 inch, 66 oo EleCiric seal capes, I5 inrh. 35 0°
.. m
r
'SCOFIELESTdL HOYT’S
Is [illu'rd below you the pick of tho W-Wltl'fi men-humijm. Ffl'nll mid soamnublo iu m'ory particular. nl prii (m iiupstihli- in «pl-hr!
honors. l‘umpnre our price» today with any other home selling goods in our lilw. ’l‘lu-
rompnrisou will rueult to our advantage.
llynuim'uuinululu-oping llllllflellll":lll'llllln,j‘0ll(‘ill lmyowrythiug lnti storm and pots and pan» at Sr li-lll .'\' lluyl‘vs.
South Nuru'nilt sinrr. You can begin in tho kiivluvu and tiny your
OIL CLOTH OR LINOLEUMSI
(if which llllu hunter line it Iargi-r ~tr ('ll. It “'1 mm louver. ulmopt, they my, and llmke likv n ti‘ml ll mr,
Now styles cunw in. oi tour-w. won in
Furniture, Tapestry
Carpott, Curtains.
Dry Goods. Portlores,
Lace Curtains, Table Covers.
\ll mmll' fur your druwiug room, purinn uml Int-ii I‘m “In lil'iwi .\N H l‘.\lil' 'ZI‘S arr .‘I wont leniuri- ul Swill-Ill .\ II-iyi‘s uivo'n‘.
SCOFIELO l HOYT, 83 Washington St; South Ilerwalk, Ct
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
:MILLINERY
-. - - OPENING!
FOR THE FALL‘SEASON OF I897.
Silt’t‘llll display oi'oxclusrye styles in trimmed huts and bonnols.
The ladies of tho twin cilia. are cordially invited to cullaud pass
thoir‘jndgmont upon what no consider to ho display upmlilod by
301310, "perhaps,” but oxcollod by none.
Largo aesortmmlt of Ostrich and ll‘tlllt‘y It‘onthors.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
OLD SESTXNEL BUILDING. WASRISGTUN STREET.
(1. B. VAN ALSTVNE. l’Rill'lllElllB.
é oovrn Nnnwum, (than
.W n- _-. ”WNW *m~
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
WILL flt-OPIH
Tun-day. Capt II
Poem for collar or
mm
11' sl'EAKi-l FOR ”SELF.
0hr Itook oi mill pttper dorm’t require
mush hilt. provided you one it. Thu
edvertimnent in more to set you to mum
around and look. thee to prove the or.
wileooe end prion otoor pattern“. which
tmim.
"spook tor them-1m." mu hundred end ten hon
runner ”who, ‘ have entered rotten tum t
W’ NW this eolwol. For eimlm
Art Goods. - oddrne y y ,
'l'renied ”Order ll. u- “I... ‘uflffl‘fl'lla
Putnam ileum. MM"
7. Wuhinmgtnelu inn u ‘ or ‘
our .
' RIADt . . .
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