. meme-e ,
_ cicohlcyolictcicrtbeirurnyjcud "
g iibewtca it clap beyond. They built
. "‘liegeGrecillcuodonctocpt-ingoutmid
monoxide: mutant
diluent norm on cc not to ceicc
.cny men wearing the Germcn drum
leuclodiuli‘rench mldicreoctumeco
paddedtbettbsdoaccaunothurttbem.
crcmcdelobe the proper-mot the
huge haste. whiohin timeccmoto‘no
deretend the dintinotion perfectly. 'i'bic
beautifully illustrator the much vaunted
merciful cooductoi’ war in the nine»
md hoilitiec for
have, becideti, bookc
1th and now and
that 'enitc their
c church oyster
‘ not often happen to
' ‘_..rnayct long in-
niturc i'c cd kind-
” provides for the
m, mot even the 1!]le
mooring from even
, M if the person 11.13
> trite the rhinos into
ll than (inductance;
m over? Nothing.
‘ misery. the furnish
dumps cud the hints
‘vec. onto! our own
_ ‘ , lint! lots o'troublee,
I bid the old forum-
"and most 0‘ ’rnt
hon gum health and
.. in therefore it wry
h line no right to be 0th-
" may upire and should illi-
tohioiier cud better things.
‘ h thlukc are higher end
But to cit‘down and fret
and grow hilionu inmost:
‘ M what We wnntia
_, it ll going down into the
W we wont we lnwo incul-
”financing. The phmnt.
the ‘finriubtm uimor ob
' in incl! o hoppineec.
front barbarian
f‘co {or unit in yet vivi-
d“. ll, IWlVlllu alter develop.
’4 . it had not. It will
homing liner and higher
Molly. obtaining new in-
m pm...“ for imii.
thing you wont. go to
it and be happy while
All" it it! well no allot
l
- 3 re huppinecc in every
Wily, hcppln'occ
’ trident helittlool'.
it the happy? Evm‘yhody
. . ~ that yellow fever
‘ MWAfri'
fl Reverie. The llith
W to the knowledge
teenth century.
The unto who invented the automatic
register for echo is o benefactor to the
race. The bed temper and worco lan-
guage oi’ the wager when he limit
himself ovmhargod. the cheating and
lyingthe cahrrcn has hitherto found it
nmrymlneguntyormordertoget
the better for his fore will be mutually
avoided. The register in at French con.
triv‘unee undindieotee o! itwil the die
thrice travbled and‘ the exact rum due
the onbumu.
The rounmce no well no the danger
of the trail over Uhiikoot pace will viru-
icb next spring when the new electric
railway over the pace will be finished.
There is water power enough in the ri-
ciuity to furnish electricity torun all
the euro mmted.
MWAYTOI.
Willicm T. ltcymond has had oil the
trees about his residence. "The Maples,"
' trimmed and greatly improved in so
penance. Tbcmcc lchire bcd charge
of the work. and it has been well done.
A cottage prayer meeting wcc held
Too-lay night at the home of ilr. and
. lire. George Scott. Croce ctrtet.
Henry Godfrey hat-bod I new hector
.pMed in bi- midccco. cod concrete
wclkc laid about the grounds.
J. W. Clark has secured a petition
' . with Arthur Griffin. the curt-lace nick.
er and blackcmith.
Oscar Mill! prccchcd iu the Well Nor-
wclk chapel. Sundcy afternoon.
John Rich is in Brooklyn. where he
has found employment.
Fcy 0. While ctcrtcd on c trip Went.
Mail] citcrncou.
llrc. J. A. Judge in visiting in New
York and Brooklyn.
F. Boylcton hac c large order for doll
carriuec.
N All! 30101031.
Gootrcctorc Downc & Bctec begun
work. yectcrday. taking 011 the hill in
front of George H. Tilly'c recideuoe. and
the large force of workmen hove mcde
rcpid progrecc. Seivetor Chariot. at
South Norwclk. iccnpcrviulug the work.
_.....—~—-—
DAM!
One of the large» meetings of the Hot
Trimmerr' ccccoicliou {or runny months
was held Toecdcy night. to act upon the
cppociol certain non-union omployeec
from the iluec pieced upon them prior
tothe nulouiriug ol the chop- ot heck-
crly 62 Co. The eaten in which thedeep-
act interact was loll were lboccol the
foreman. Henry chgbu. cod the lore-
wcmcn. In. A. G: Kerrigcn. Air.
Vaughn'c cccc wac dlccnmd at length.
audit wcc llnclly decided that the original
doc of will) be loll ccit wac. intbc
our of Ira. Kcrrlgcu. who war dead
“00. the ilnc wcc reduced tcuoo. In
there two ocuc thcilrm cdvcuccdlhc
m cod paid the liocc under protest
'i'hcctbcr ilctc wan clco lcltct they
wcrccrlgiuclly piano. in the mot
twocthtccurol lormcrly cotcd upon. a
doc ct ”I“ was impound.
circled thc lolicwiog mum: lie-cut.
lira. A. ll. lilicc; vice mat. In. All.
Wildmcu; recording cccrclcry. Ira. N.
blillzrcglctrc‘r. It» EN. Edithiclnrlcu.
Ire. 0. B. Bloch: chcplclo. hinder
don: cdvlcory council. In; J. W. Bacon.
Alum.
whohcvc been runoiua their hot lottery
ciabtanddcy tumult lhcbuqcrhcin.
hcvc ditch-illusion nlcbt work. though
their laytcroc “will quite busy. m
lacy chctcr chcptcr. D. A it... llll
B. Marmot" cccrctcty. lice
Hclcu locker; mom. ill-- a. 0.
Inc drilling in. ii. 1’. Black cctl lilac
runner unimportant.
3
WWW ‘
W the disc tho lob-
iowicg dcy.
Ill-Ion Bill-y. dflgbtcrol Walker
Bailey. at MM. Ill! John A. WAY
wcrcqclctiymcrricdctthebcmem the
bride. on Tuesday afternoon. at i
o’clock. Bcv. P. B. Uphcm performed
tbcccrcutony.
Georpil. Brown. cl thic plaoe.aud
ill-Julio E. Bccrc. cl Soughticcke. N.
Y.. willbcmarricdct the bridc'c home
on Octoocr 00th. at it o 'oloolr.
Archie Dcnn. coo of Nathan Dunn. of
lbictown.cnd Ilicc Vcn DcBognrt. cl
Woodltock. hi. Y.. will be mcrriod at
the briticjc home. the 28th top.
‘llr. and Mrc. Philip N. smith. oi
South Norwclk. were recent guests of
Ir. Bmith'c pareulc. Air. and Mrs.
Choriec Smith.
L. H. Bigelcw eluted hic cummer rcci
dcnocin tbic place lcct week. and re
turned to New York.
Misc Iicy Rockwell. who her been
quite ill the pcctvwcck. is now improv-
mg.
ii
3310019031.
locec Goldilcld wcn arrectul on c
body writ in unit brought by his broth-
cr. Abrchun Goidilcld. who claims
07.000 for the allocation 0! his wife'c ci-
iectlooc. Two weeks cgc. ecrly in the
morning. there cm a row in the Gold-
licld‘c home. in Willicm ctrcct. The
nextdcy llrc. Golddcld went to New
Haven, where her pcrcntc live. cud
lioccc diccppecrcd. Abraham brought
suit for divorce. When locus returned
he wcc taken on the body writ Jucticc
George Kane fixed bonds ntfliMll. nod
local went to jail. He ic worth consid-
crcble money and expects to gninhic
liberty coon. ,
At cmcetiug olthe dlmtbrcol the
Bridgeport Driving Accccictico corpor-
ctionJcct evening. the following oillcrrc
were elected: Charle- Lee. president,
er-llcyor P. Oooghllo. lirct vice-preci-
dent; Andrew Rude]. cecond vice-precié
dent; George 0. Linea. third vice-preci-
denl; Edward A. Godircy. cecretary;
Edmund Wcrdcn. munrcr.
lrc. George Wingdcld wcc looking ct
jewelry in Hell Olccn'c store when the
clerk uocuced her or ctccling c ring.
She cayc che wcc cubmltted to indigni-
tiec and woe cearubed by c women
clerk. Liter thc ring was found in
another port at the store. Her husband
but brought cult for snow.
The nucleic handling of a revolver in
the bonds at (Mo Gchrlci ycctorday a!-
ternoou ochre within cu ace of branding
him ac a murderer. All it will hic oom-
panion. John Cullcuc wu quite ceverely A“
wounded and had c hair brecdth ecccpo
from dccth.
8. 1’. Wheeler. aisle chemist. In hic
report to the mercury oi ctatc. eryc the
wcter of Bridgeport ill "good for drink-
ing.” and the old city pump water "on-
lit for nae.” cod Black Rock rebool
water “bed for domcctic ucc."
In his own hullwcy. J. W. (Jordon. of
till Park avenue. wcc attcckod Minot)
Toccduy cltcrcmn and brutally mull
ed. liic acccilcnt wcc an unknown
tncu. tall cud dark. recombiing c Spon-
lord.
Mr. cud In. Ohcrlec W. Johnccu
cciobrctcd their golden wedding. 'l‘hurc-
day. The couple received we in acid
sod other gold prccculc amounting lu
value to upwcrd of on. Mr. Joltumu ll
c your“ ol the war. hcviug hccn three
yccrc in the service.
lwdcn 1‘. Allen ocnglit. during the
work. in aceinccouth c! thcurcct
latch canal. c clrlwd bcsc wcigbiog
clgbltcnponndc
Kr. and tin. Urlc E. Ouch. who
ltcvc hccc hurtling tlccc their tourism
ctlhcrcddcoocctlnanditrs Waller
..D Kellogg. in chtpcrt. licvc tairm c
oolugclc Wood cram. ilrldccucrl.
NW.
AM. more III ”A“
M“
-.......t . A.
New liritclc‘iitpcbiicam tor potluc-
tor.
Mm
. WW. big or little. whcrccitb
the moat daring
,douc schemes ouddhc pettieet tricks
Willi”! I chtlil “colloid-oi tilt
in Bolt Wicclcd. Icctccl Allard woe
to turn the WI may. lie wu
, 9! his time
nth-clock, Headroom
' i. it. . . carrier clown!
and (cat cciiilll boot! to bring him the
ccrilcci uewc from the war center-c oi
Europa. cod cc help him to mcuipulct‘e
who. He follow” Weillnlton' cicmr
to Waterloo in person and had re
layc oi cwiltect horcec cud c incl
yacht lying in the harbor at attend.
no he arrived at on London clock or-
change‘aitcr the battle twelve hour:
sliced of any public Announcement oi
the victory. and mode 825.000.000 by
one of the meet tremendous cot-lee cl
cpcicnictlonc in history. in 1310, when
the Duke of Wellincwn. than com.
mending in Spain. drew on the English
government ’lcr $15,000,000. and the
English lrescury wee chort. Nathan
bought the drum ct it big discount and
at once cent the money. The stories
about this rcmerkcbie mun are almost
endlocc and chow how strangely be
was alike equal to the moat tremen-
oi avarice—Harper's Round Table.
DON’T TOUCH ELECTRIC WIRES.-
lincclc to Allow Your Umbrella “Com
In Contact with One.
The standard maxim of the electri-
cian, "never touch I. wire; It may be
dead. but it it ain't. younmy be." is
generally lollowed. so tar or actually
touching the wire With the hand to
concerned; but auroral recent accl-
deute have taught the public that they
.must be Just as careful to avoid cou-
tnct‘betweeu electric wires. and any
conducting materiel held in the hand.
Not long ago a mechanical engineer
who was inspecting the third rail eye.
tern at Hartford. accidentally touched
the conductor with his umbrella. which
had ,a steel rod. The umbrella was
badly burned, and its owner haul a les-
eon in electrical conductivity that he
will not soon forget. A similar inel-
dent is reported from a New Jersey
town. 'l‘wo broth’ere. standing arm
in arm. were looking in a window.
while one held no umbrella. lie ruined
it a. little. and as the bleel lip tame
in contact with no arr light wire above
a shock was received that knocked
both men over. in another accident.
the issue was total. A man curl-yin;
a steel rod iunbrelin. touched a live
wire. which was lying almost out oi
sight near the edge of the pavement
lie was instantly billed. His hand win
burned to a crisp. and there were liv-
id rnnrior oil over his body. The urn-
brelia bud transmitted the full power
0! an electric lighting eirt-uit.——-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Andrew Lang recently wrote 0!
Bonnie Prince Charlie: “He was loud
at good books and would learn phil-
'ieophy when he had a pretty young
lady. Mlle. l‘errnnd, to tooth him. But
to spell he never learned. and grnm~
mar. in French or English. he never
noun-ed. How many of his letters.
a cornwliug. schoolboy hand i have
read. where he cpclic 'cword' cord;
‘horse,’ borne; George. "Gorge, cud
‘vcme buok.‘ tomhne."
OUOAR H. IANK.
Excelsior lecry cod
Sclcc Stcblcci
NllllWALK. CONN.
Tho llucct «rut lcr livery in the
town. for plenum ririug. cod c large
m'lkm'l-‘Muu ricochet; for weddings
cm I o ocean
Newt codcarelnl drivcrc In livery when
dmlrcd.
Price:-
A 'l‘IllAl. illiilllli Billdill‘l‘lill.
'l'ccmcdcll voted and called tor In any
i Hutch
"flame?” call Il- ll. .14
NOR. ALK.
FRIDAY 7 AND SATURDAY.
2 DAYS OF UNPARALLELED EXCITEMENT. 2~
. r, ' “
Grand Benefit Sale. The Grandeet Ever
Organized in Norwalk.
Desirable merchandise at the lowest prices ever known in this country. To add to
the enthusiasm We will give away we'll day
TWO BARRELS
JONES’ BEST HAXALL FLOUR
Free of Charge!
rcucru' much At
ct III p. or.
Q
l‘llllll SATURDAY
at ":30 c. m.
SECOND FRIDAY
at 6 p. m.
FIRST FRIDAY
at ":30 c. In.
A Numbered Sal-c lilo with Ivory Purchase.
Watch our Advertisement: for Other Surprise-l
New flannellette wrappers. 98c Children's new tam-osbantcrs, 19 to 49¢
1 case domet lianoels. 5c 1 case of ladies' blk. Herrnsdorf hose. .
1 case heavy unbleached oinslin. 5c 25c kind. . 19c
1 can: 10c stripped outing, 8c 1 case of 2c5 serge dress goods, all
10 bbls. lamps. colors, 19c
1 lot vase lamps. 89c 1 case heavy $1.25 blankets, 98c
2 lots bouquet lemPS. $1.98 50 (102. Swiss cmb. hauhfe., 13c kind, 9c
IF Y0“ WANT All. TllE NEWS
EA“ I'll
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
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TELEPHONE CALL, yl-c.
Flour! Flour!
$6.00 Bbl. $6.00 Bill.
0
New in the time to secure a barrel of Hungarian
Success Flour. We have a cor load in transit
which we will diepocc of direct from the car at
wholesale price, six dollars per barrel. Thic is
the fiuect floor on the market and the same was
bought before the rice in ‘wbeat. We give you
the benefit of our forethought.
$6.00 Bbl. $6.00 Bhl.
OHARLES E. SEYIOUR. Leading Grocer,
to west lcchlcgtcc Strut. Icctb Icmlt. It.
W
0f Course Your Honey Is Your Own
and you have n mrght to dicpocc oi" it cc beat cuitc your inlercctr. .Wc
cg to yourpoc poo-bet book tbic week by clinic vulnec which
choc“: command the attentional every 11 in t Twin Citlcc.
Rail the iconic carefully. Apply their money-caving ccncc to your own
poo ct.
”cm A larccc' ihccldcrcn 1340 It. lcccy oops cod Orcobcnlct. in ct.
lcccy Amriccc Vector Potatoes. m herbal.
I. V. itctc Greenery Icttcr. m It. Icct llglc llrcctucry Icttcr. tic It.
Iccd 8. flccr (but In the wcrlcl. cs.» Dbl; 1h beg.
to its. low buckwheat floor. the. 0 ltc. lcct Mr Orcotcrc. III.
“not. Nomi-lion “out flout-inc It.“ for lemming in Uncut-c.
Norwalk Chronicler