‘mrty-eight Issues entire List up is tornado‘Appliceticana-the Mullen Piseeiu Iranklin Avennenetused. -‘ ThsOeunty Comminienersatemeet- , "lng’r‘ia South liorwaik- today for the. } pin-peso of receiving applications for ,licsnsee. Upto noon thefollewing pessoushndspplledfrumsouthllor- walk: George C. Stillsou. drug, 83 Washingo BrankH. Banter, drug. 8 South Main street. . George Bohnnb. 37 and 39 Railroad Frank 0. Becker. 41 Water street. ' William 1!. Saunders. 55 Water street. Charles Pennington. 23 North thin street. - Donovan a 00.. corner Weshington and Water streets. ‘ Williem C. ilesse. 188 Washington. sheet. - hitcheel lane. 54 Water street. Caspar Zoellinger. 6! Water sheet. David Kelley. 48 Water etroet. ' - Jacob Idnxweiisr. 14 Ballrosd place. Martin Spahr. 99 South Main street. Stephen Biddener. 9 Benton street. John Kremareik. tilt Ely avenue. William Anderson. 31 Railroad piece. Isaac G. Hamilton. 21 North Main street. .Joeeph lengyei. 12 Benton street. Herman Quitucr. 0th Main street. Thomas H. McCarthy. lb‘ Burbank street. - August Fields, 33 Day street. Henry Huukemeier. 4 Mechanic street. The Borwalk applicants were: Pewter Blake. In Water street. Smith Northrup. 48 Halo street. Adolph Keller. Turnpike end Taylor .ll‘dward P. Weed.drug. litWelistrcst. . Michael Batchfosvi. 44 liain street. JMIAW all Iain M Hiehael T. Powers.- fi'lein street. John Helene. 7 Well street. John C'Bullivan. 1 Wall street. John H. Gormley, 18 Main street. Themes Leyden, Wlunlpauk. John Hogan. 59 Iain street. John B. Banning. ii River street. Pennington. of South Norwalk. desired to bond in on application for a license for William lolluilsn's place in Franklin avenue. Hcrwalk. Thecomteissicuere. however. said they would not grant a license there becauseoi the strong sentiment egainstthe saloon. and it is probable themetterwtlibedrepped. me 03M“ PARTY Alavcryleefeed Decocticnl‘olicwed bylusicallelectione. Themembers ct Putnam Been com pany heidscbowder partyin thehosr "bones in Franklin street. lest night. The chowder'was prepared under the edlcient direction of Assistant Chief lin- glee-r George Rosaries. and was meet- ly relished. During the evening instrumental sel- ections were Me by a mandolin» and gutter hie. Mortimer limerick. Gsorgel'ccte and Arthur Dennis: vccsi soles were givenbylrnsstlt. Wilson and John Vest. and there were chmusee by members at the cctupeuy. Attached Doyle's Isak Account. The salt at Jeremiah U. Knssieiter. oi Batten. egsiuet itcbert J. Doyle. new cl Illsgedeld. was called before Joelle: Winch. in Dance. yesterday. Mr Elisefeltet bad attached its. Doyle'e beak sweetie Itsinterd occur: a claim let an ice bill cilisymrsadellsee mud while Ir. Doyle was yscprls its? at the Columbus new. Attica” Gertie W tor the pisiatld. and ”laws Keesellysnd mm hymmfllflaflh. mutt“. theme “assume-tildes : mums-mu. , meetings will be bold; but no ditilculty . W. “speculum”. pages'. seventy- dose! the former and over thirty letter will be appoint- ed. and will selected from the various m'm'e moieties in tcwu.iuclud— leg the Baptist Union and Epworth Leagues. g The committee on entertainment be- gin their work of canvassing the churches this week to see how many will entertain delegetes a whole or pert otthetime. Inthietheywill need the cc-operetion of tbecitisens generally. whether they belong to the churches having Christian Endeavor societies or not. In other pieces the homes have been freely opened regardless «denomi- ustional opinions. The prions decided upon by the committee are. for supper. lodging and breakfast. 31.25; for lodging and breakfast. in for lodging only. 753. Any who will be willing to entertain oi. thuepriceeortohclpout the commit tee.wili'ecutera favor by spefliug to some member of the committee about the matter. The prices are for two in a room. C. E. (hirtis, of Nos-walk, and Robert G. litehell. of The Sentinel ofllce, South Norwalk. are members of the committee to whom communication can be sent. The local expenses of this greet cou- vention will be not far from 8300. about half of which will be necessarily spent on the hall. in getting it in condition to use. The mutter of raising this money is in the hands of e committee reprc hunting the local Chrietiun Endeavor societies. It is u matter of general concern. however. that this part of the work should be done. There ought to bequ mirit snilicient to make this aeuccen. blo‘oellections are taken at these contentions. so the only oppor- tunity givn to contribute will be through the committee. George H Quintard. cf Norwslk. end Dr. ii. C Shcrerend Clarence Persons. of South Nos-walk. are on the finance committee. sudwiilhglsd terecsive amounts of any in towards the expense of the meetings. They will be glad to cell upon anyone wishing to see them. Are there not one hundred persons in the town of Norwelk who will volunteer e. contribute at least one duller such, and some who will give more? Questions have been asked as to whom the meetings are open. They ore to he opened to the public generally, All members of Christian Endeavor moieties are entitled to a badge. which will be furnished by the state union. All such will register and secure the hedge Then. in case 0! a gathering soinrg.» that the Armory will not hold the bum hers. the society members will be given the preference. provided they ere at the hell on time. If ,uecessury. overflow in tbisiiue is suticlpeted. While the ball will probebiy be tilled. especially at the evening meetings. it is not thought that it will be necessary to turn any sway. At any rate. it is hop-xi that everybody wtllgc who desiresto do so arena trusses nnsrhsurr A Tramp Whom he had latriended Thus lewardeu Biro. Alexander Balaton. a carpenter living in Benton street. hired a tremp. Wed ussday. to work for him. The men gave his name as John Shaw. After working part at the day he became terminated and was discharged. as then went to Br. liclaan‘s house. stole his best cost and vast and taking there to a pewcbroker's. secured than lattices. lie gave his name there es themes Buckley. After speeding the money the man left town. Thspoltce were nodded and alter a search toned the clothing and returned it to Ir. Helene. but the thief has not ystbeeecsntarsd. WWWJJ‘: mm... ' the attainable-nerd has turned rem awarding trophies won at tits Marlsewscsssbestct madman misspell. limit. t. state. see yards. athlete yards.ililt. * 0MB ms All amen sistetlteiirecscstceil. Wmunmcity Yesterdaylakel’lansforrurther “vehement—Banquets! by The fall eeuien of the Grand Council. Royal Arcaunrn. ct Connecticut. was held yesterday eiternoouin the rooms (:18th Themeetingreom badbeen handsomely decorated, and at each of the ststieusoithevaricusohlcers washagreut bouquets. Grand Regent Henry G. Palmer. oi Pequot 009%. Re. 443, ct Steeringtou. presided. Reportsfrcrncouncilsthrongb- out the stste were given by their repre- sentatives. They showed a steady growth in membership and interest. Various suggestions were presented and plans made for the further advance- ment ofthe order. The grendodioers present with Grand Regent Palmer were: Grand Crater Marcelle B. Dunbar. Torringtou Council. 1164. West Winsted: Pest Grand Regent Charles H.1’rentmc. B. B. Webb Council. ’70:). Hartford: Graudfiocretery E. B. Holloway, Volunteer Council. Slit Milford; Garnd Guide Israel P. Talft. Stamford Council. 999, Stamford; Grand Warden W. A. H. Hatfield. Wile Council. 709. Bridgeport; Grand Trustees Edward L. Liusiey. Davenport Council. 700. New Haven; liartin S. Wield. New Britain Council. 788, New Britein; Remutetive to Supreme Council .lohn hluckrillc. Bevin Book Council. with. West Haven; Committee on laws Philo P. Bennett. B B. Webb Council. :02. Hutiord; Committee on Appeals Charles ii Riggs. Reliance Council” ‘54. Bristol; H. B. Williams. Eeut Hartford Council. 1237, Silver Laue; iiommhtee on Houston [1. i. Mathewson. Volunteer Council. 819. Milfordgw. W. 8. Perry. Pilgrims Harbor Council. bill. hieridon: William P. Bundle. Sherman Council. lili'l. South Nor-walk; State Medical Examiner William Dexter Anderson. I. 1)., Dev- enpcrt Council. 700. New Haven; Pest Grand Regent George M. Johnson, Hartford; .1. A. Hutchinson. ll. 1).. New tint-cm ’ The regents present were .l. L. lumen. ac). Putnam; Frederick Morse. 542i, Pil- grim's Berber; E. B. Judd. 702. B. H. Webb; George B. Adnms. 720, Norwich; ’l‘. 11. Patterson. :53. Reliance: George Richards. 755. Winchester; Arthur E Clerk. Hill. volunteer: Elmore hi. “’1th, 1022. Live Oak; A. E. Bogg. 10M. Bevin Rock; Frederick H. Jennings. illli. 'l'or- rlugtouziShermuu C. Cummings. iron. 'Ponessus; George I". Beersc. idle. 8her~ inllll: E. A. Wood. 1335. Wnllingturd; George H. Yesmsus. Hill. Alfred H. Hall: W. A. Howell. 1337. lteckvllle; William .1. (Nicole. Hill. Philip H. Sheridan. other representatives present were Pest Regents .I. ll. Weeks. Jr.. Stoningt- ten; 1.. E. Wheeler. Meriden; it. t! mwoud. J. W. Butt. New Haven; ureter G. W. Molouey. Willimsntic; Past Regents A. ll. Abbe. New Britain; (3. it. Icon. Winsted: Vice Regents J. G. Boughtou. Stamford: ll'rank Roberts. East Hartford; .l. Bartigan. Bridgeport: Collector G. Fuller. Danbury: Secretary .1. W. Briggs. lilddietewn. At ii :30 o'clock the Grand Council preloaded in a body to F. A. hence restaurant. where etine turkey dinner was served. The restaurant presented e festive acenewlth its decorations oi autumn leaves. flowers. etc. As the mice at ilhermsu Council. isslnight.thers were present. in eddl tlecte those above named.isrse dale eatiousct msmbersci mucosa“. Eel-walk; fireside Cuacil. Bridaspcrt. and ileum Could“. Word. The officers at tibercisn Occult exemplified thwarting at the Kareem ritual. the candidate bliss David 1'. lines. Jr. the liner week was new tun-minty and ”mushy dolls. showing modules» is drill are m- passed by any “hesitation in Batiste the sitaelwse new teaser st these merit. flawlessltwiiistm mums-rm is the . tbsteblssss in Imam” cents. Charles , : ‘ Franklin a Smith. George Decree. George B. ‘nromcce. Wi ‘ r. Bert and we. mentallheesssssstbaeissttc' IWGM Bennett; sentry.“ Girlie Aihswtwth: medicelexamin _.0.G Enhanced! tion company have decided to begin preparations forthe Weetpcrt cam at once. They bseebeen eweiting the deckien or the humerus Court in the Shelton ease in order that their attorney might proceed understendingly with the application for a finding of public convenience and necesflty. andnow that the highest court has decided that the Superior Court may inquire into the financial ability of the appMant. they are ready to proceed. Attorneys Paige it Carroll willbringau animation to a judgeofthe Septic: Court wifltin a few days. and it this results favuebly the companywili ”unleash the hence. my rights for the proposed line. from the terminus Inca-m to the ter- minuecfthe Westpcrt TlUnitary read. a stretch of about tour was. Them m. M hetero nest summer Westpset will beccuneotmi with Bridgeport by a direct trolley line. The consolidated road will probably oppoue the Traction company and there may be some delay in the courts. 80313 0!" HWCI. Delegates to the District Division Highly lutertaiued. The district division of the Sons of Temperance held its quarterly meeting in New Canaan. yesterday afternoon. The delegates. who were iron: the divisions in Norwelk. Westport.‘ Silver- mine and Greenwich, were entertained at a tine supper in the banquet hall. fol. lowing which an open meeting was hold. A large chorus rendered vocal music. and addresses were made by Lewis Hubbell. Henry L. Wocdwcrth. Edwin Hoyt and Rev. Ir. Gamble ltev. Ir. Abbott read an orginei poem. Vocal numbers were given by lire. lint; ledge and John McKendrick: a chsrectcr sketch. "Widder Green's heat Words." byline Davis. end there was an excel. lent dialogue. “Au [inspected Visit." The session was oneofthe best of the satin and the hospitality of the New ileum residents is highly emken of by the blorwsitsrs who were present. Foresters go to Georgetown Thirty monitors at Court liebeekelnc. Bcreeters of America. went to George- town. last night. end contorted the de- gree tor Court Georgetown on ten cau- didetes The work was put on under the direction oi Captain Welter Ball. audiseeldtehevebeen Inelyeseceted Aftseltwasover. ebsslinetwaseerved The llcrwalk Cents arrived home st 2:90 o‘clock this morning. WWW manner”... The street «antebellum clients Burnett will ”It.” week out Wandering dead trees in the htshwm withlstheeiey limits. mammoth. mmwh’mmm sister rhodium-vacuum ‘Trac/ Whetmighthave bseussss-ieueaeci em happened at theer street censdngcftheDuburyMIastm just as the W train which is schednlcdto srriveinhlcrwslk at 5:56 o'clockwsspellingintothedepot. Enginehlodbihsd passsdthe crew www.mmom rear journals on the tender broke. The tank. containing a large quantity oi water and eightcr nine tone 0! coal. wmletdowncnthewheelucsnsingthe _, .esletcbreek Threw weekthsaleit . tbetrack. Jeekswese eadafter three hours’hudwtskthewheelswereagain mastsmnmmcim momentum». Conductor Charlechlnucekwaeinchar-geoithe , holding the / Winfipnukaver an hour. Thpasseugersonthetnin that ‘gssdisebledweseobligedto remain at thellcewaikdepet until a relief train waseeutdwflrom Dsnbury. it left Horwalkst‘hso.whlchwee a delay of anheerandahait. Therelieltralubacked up as far as Braschvlllemhsrethedrsttarntsble is located.whentheeuginewaspleeed co thsothereudefthetraiu. Thepasseng ersgoingsouthteokthe trolley cars to theSousthrwaikststion. Astheeccideut resulted.no one was hurt; but what might have happened hadtbetralubeeu under full headway connotbeestimsted. ”OUT mm YOU now. L Thedcmingssnd Goings o! Our and Other W m Mr. and Hrs. Jacob Behenb. of South Norwelk. beve been guests 0! Philip Cerberdt. of Lyon Blaine. Mrs. Sarah hi. Uplioll and Mrs. Brook .1. Bradbury. of South Norwalk. are spending s few days in the northern part of the etate lire. Samuel tic anan and son Eddie. of Clay street. ere visiting relatives in Brooklyn. hlr. and lire. Albin Mnlmo epous yes- terday In New York city. lire. F. B. Wesley. of Norwich. is visiting her sister. hire. Samuel W_ Hoyt. of Baton Hill. Martin Reerdon. employed by the4 New York Grocery company in South llcrweik. is spending a week‘s vacation in West Wiusted. Attorney G. ll. Vcsburgh. .Ir.. and Miss K. Ger-mood Voeburgh will leave Booth Norwslk. tomorrow. for Waslv ington. Mt. Vernon end Richmond. to spend two weeks latter Gregory. of unnkIyn. tsvlsit- ing George outircgery and temiiy.oi Eesteveuue. w-.- ‘ .. lire. Theodore Jelliffe. of Belden Bill. was the guest of (loin-gs B. Gregory‘s tacitly. yesterday. .. “flaw... Thomas E. Ehrklee. of Brooklyn. tor- metly waist of the heath Norwelk walk Congregation» church. has been speeding a test days in town. , .. .n ”now”. Mr. and lies. flush it. htevsus drove cptrciu )lsw Yuk. .yeeterdey. and are visiting relatives in Death Horwalk. .m.mm .. Bishop Michele. of Contents. end M- We ’Ws at JWI m M at to. entities. limo. ioebwecdiet that secure. “coefficient the so» mop-rem. comm live. Venn. who has been vision hummer.“ Ads-W. ct mammal. steel-smarter women. . wee-Mas». ml...” Krsdlflhilssturdhsseceesiltbtls eslphis amusements. stats ‘sssceissatsdtylshs i'. m. «mm... 4-41 m JcbIMcilteismmhss “mum. new. MU. WNW :mwlewmlsismsstq wherethebrideis favorably known to meuy. spokethebeautifnlwordswhicb m a”. bonudthemsndpronouucedthemman audwite. Friends and relatives then icllewedtheenmpleeftheolergyman enduressedterwsrd tosslutsthebride . sndcengretnlatsths m The bride'sgcwuwesahsadecme‘ dukgmnheveungdmtli-medwith “ reverseudcoraagetrimmiagctwhite eat- work in inrlbbcuanddneersamhhfihemisd mummoemnnm. The menswear obermiuglydeocrased m lauuhtnnkrceeswdm. The guests gathered in the dining“ momto inspect the gifts. wtbh mm numereusendvery pretty. Acoustics waetheu served. alter which Kr. and InPiqcelettcu the 5:20 trainwnst’ fortheirbridaltour,whiohwiiibeepent on the‘l’iudson and its picturesque shores. They were accompaniedtothe depot by friends and the ctoetsras usual tothe occasion. Cntheirreturuthoywiilhe at home totheirfriondsatfiBWoet Iain street. N Nor-walk. romammns. lunchtneofhraliasflley. AnewpleybyDeInaanThonspscuie d” aneventoimuchthsaistcallllpcrtaace. beesnseottbephencmeuslsucoessefhis other prduct. “The Old cheeteed." Withtbe islicitoue titleof “Thain- shineclPsradiseAllsy.""l;r.Thompecu has apparently suscssdss again. in NOWYGI.GIIII1I~1. piecehaeeecnssd pleyhssreeelved-thefioticactthe pulpit and the mm. B is} very evidently a wholesome play. and comes toiioyt's tonight with eswarm and enthusiastic an endorsement as the hands of the press as any play over re. oeived. There are twenty-seven people in the company. The Grip. Edward liar-signs. the noted exponent of lrish comedy. will present nt Hoyt’e. nest Tuesdey night. a new play entitled "The Grip."which takes its title from no agreement .entered into during the late war between two eomradee. giving ouch other the "grip" of an order to which they belonged. to use! the agreement. The play is said to be the best in which hit. Harrigeu has ever appeared. and for this production Dave Braham has’ written a number of songs in his best style. The Bear Irish Home. “The Deer Irish Home." at pleasing lrisb drama which has met with con- siderable favor in other cities. will be presented nest 'l‘uesdey night. October 19. at the Norwelk Opera House. by the DenIcCartby company. The play in said to begood. In the cast are tuneful siegersaud graceful dancers; therein goodquartette audapanurarna oi Ire- land. and the entertainment is calcu lated to warm the coekele at a true Irish heart. m 0' MA lAllTllG.r WWW... WliibsOlvenetthedsutralOIub. Tueadeywylrsmsteshaen. The lecture on chine mills. nest Tuesday. sttneileutrai club. at d p. on. will he given. by Ira. Disney licweli meatless York. ”.mmsahcldealeuy important positions lsthesvt world.betng preli- deat cf the Janey City Mamie Artl slab. mortise fictional league at Iterssll’sinisvs. Ismael the svtdspattvseat elm lesilo teteaadsssisteat editeefithsilersniie The club leaves Ire. m thrash the-nuances!“ (levels EMWHNW Museum mmhsslisds studio is letwtlhssesemttsse. sat mourn. mum interest is state ism III. Pitts-sea is sets is he ism “sebum sveebtasysistsss crest. W, Winchester W's. humasebtlietssm ‘ enough to mane. teens cuties. teas: Isth'shmwssefistms amt seisskwltlisssssvselhtsg' . Monasticism not ill to snitem and other Marshall street. .. headstone; Q monéhsi,Wililis “ ' wan 0 use. in”, orwalk. Prim) LET r—«Ths Mmul’hmm. ,. of water. rent low. . . “ BitchMerwinSt" orb. DVC. ' IJET.'~TWO Proomseachou of four rooms on first and server connections .I Molltlgll. use ennui 1'” Norwslk. 'l‘U LE P. mileuse at! i . sewn realms: ell meme in perfect order: West merino. lnquiluat I ‘ul.E'l'«—Store end on In street s”and limulre of 001:8! SGML ‘G Blur. Z-hliion‘sg. one or” .. es Iig newest. ‘ or twli‘ iauilllea. ill Chm ” gull;I h'lmlm’ business fl . rut aunts-sot: a -‘ ll‘lom' I store. I? to him i F ‘0 LET wines-room floorre “will “mm street. oil on n floor over Schultls'l uue rent tilt. A Well lCigsrCoq &p* * rent sic; house set ward avenue trout ti more Bis-ate rent MW: first ting cm ”In. E??? Lil'i‘. :03» all: m ritt aveIIuea also Qul ntaed avenue. A UM. ill Qtiliiifld G Uti'l’. ”ileum rewerded. “‘l i wanna. ssIaaI W .. V’ ICMNCE mm W. DAV! Wc nefiih 33"er
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