'munlrlumrmuru
. Oahnnlherldeutresent “dielect-
_‘ WatfllelarwaltArmoryJaet
. of. the company in favor of on. Bill.
‘ . Lieutenant Ochoa and Sergeant Wil-
ftcweit column and notify himof
theautlonofthecempany.
rooms. and escorted to the Armory.
‘Mheformallyaoeaptedthencmina-
. lion. Beaeidita‘hould be hiocudcovor
tornaheecapebiecommaadaot.
‘M.mwm$nwemaefingafl
lava. whlahkepthlnifrotn his studies
. lug up from loath Norwalk. yesterday
immature-innocuous our
. Wesson with which the car was
Mympfimm ”-
hereaftlIeOunipooyca
, ”firm ‘
AtthetoaetlngofOooipeoyD.M
night. Attorney Frederick A. Hill. of
Rawhwuoemmouslyelectedcop-
maceivingfllcfthethirty-cuevotcs
M. '
'Iaienteuaato Bicheed0.Gormanaud
Mmmouaedeclinedtheaeptdncy
u
liens, Plett were appointed a committee
Hewae found at the Norwalk club
Odo-alliance Sheridan. of Bridge-
madeabriefaddreoe. congratulating the
company cults selection of a captain.
andtliet the enthusiasm of the mem-
bers sugared well for the company‘s
Wt!-
Oaptain Wilcoxscn was also present.
she no expected that the dilferences
between himself and the company will
be amicably adjusted in a few days.
Attorney Frederick A. Hill was born
in Booth Norwaik. July 4, 1869. and is
thescuofCongressmsu menu. E .1.
Hill. of West avenue and Maple street.
Initiated] boyhood he attended the
Ovarltlverechool. and later the South
3mm school. from which he
conductor! with the claoe of '86 lie
than ensued Willision seminary. in
Eastfiatapton. Inca. andgredueted in
1888.1n 1898 Hr. ’liill entered Yale
college, but was taken with typhoid
fuabcuteixmoutho. Alterherecover
sebum “and
edwiththeala-cf'llh. with thcdegree
ofbaohelur of arts. Mr. Bill entered
the Yale Law school and graduated in
1895 with the degree of 1.. L. 13.. and in
June of the same year he was admitted
to the bar.
In the fall of 1895 Dir. Bill entered
the employ of his father no private soc
retaay in Congress. where he remained
until the following June. when Con-
greoe adjourned. making his home in
the meantime in the national capitol.
Hr. Hill opened a law office in the
lfoacalo building on July 1. 1396. and
has been doing a prosperous business.
in 1890 he was elected a justice of the
peace. endou flay l. 1897. he was up
pointed clerk of the Town Court. Mr.
Bill is a charter member of the First dl-
video. Connecticut Naval Reserve,
which was organised in December. X5503.
Shortly afterward he was made a petty
clloer. but when he removed to Wash-
ington he applied fore discharge an ac»
count of unocreaidenee. which was
glaoted.
Ir. Kill lea member of St. Paul‘s
church. the Hawaii club and the blur-
welh Yacht club. Under his command
company Dehoald quickly reach that
moi-secs which it enjoyed when
General Frost was its captain.
m W¢.wwnww .
Wheelodinl‘rantoftheoar.
flies Marie 1. Kelly, hack-keeper in
the Harwelk Genetic office. was wheel-
ncea. in front of as. Iery's choral:
shutout e trelleyoar. Ilse Kellyovi-
dually become undead eed turned
directlylufrontef the car. which was
cedar fell headway. The aromas
“immune. young lady and
withreuertshleeleriasss reversed the
Weedhrcaohttheeertcsmp.
term. but the motocross woo
eoeviytkrcwalreoithepietforeshythe
A "niobium
low levee. 0st. 111me Ital
cicadas liltsse-yeemlt one arm
u.dtedieeo.cflestheteetee. who was
merit to the low lions capitol.
www.musssmmom.
heritable “only M twitch-rt
whemwotiusest teshcrelisi
telewolam this physicians-ether
~ Fire weli»~known South Roswell:
duht applicaticosfor
lloeooata eelllhnacrln Norwalk. This.
unatberinolodes aboatellwhoerenaw
«momma... endefewoew
case. Wholesooltheflouthbiorwalk
applheata. ineddltiontothase printed
yesterday,ereeofcllcws:'
RebertA. McDonald. drug. “Wash-
legtcastceet
Kala street
Hertha Scheub. 0 Railroad avenue.
James IaGcogh, 88 South Main street.
Charles B. Finch. drug, 18? Washing—
ton street.
Ernst Groesahaer.
street. _
Joseph L. Wale. Haheckenie Hotel.
The additional Nos-walk applicants
are: l .
Daniel J. Bunion. ill Wall street.
John Mulroney. hi Water street.
Peter J. 0' Brien. 57 Main street.
William bl. Banker. 14 Water street
‘Harcld Glendeuing d5 00. drug, 1
Iain street.
John McGovern. Ferris avenue and
Turnpike.
John A Riggs. drug. ll Ilein street
Kate Fahan, 24 Main street.
Pater Callahan. 10 Main street.
Charles H. Tattle. Norwalk Hotel.
Robert Goldschmidt. in Water street.
David Reurdon. New Canaan road
end Platteville avenue.
2: Fort i’olnt
Elm AT THE LIBmY.
copies of Engravingo to be Placed on
Exhibition in November.
Alot of interesting pictures will be
exhibited in the reading-room of the
South Horwaik public library. some
time in November.
They are copies of the engravings
made by the famous illustrators. Abbey.
0. D. (liken. etc.. for the Ladies' Home
Journal. and are mounted on heavy
bristol board so that they present a
similar appearance to the Youth'a Com-
peuicu illustrations shown in the library
a few months since.
ladies have arranged for this exhibition.
without one (root's expense to lhn
library. and undoubtedly their kindness
will be appreciated. Alter the library is
through with the pictures. they will be
sold by the ladies whose property they
are.
These are such copies as are sold in the
art stores for ‘3 or it each.
THEY ALL WENT NUTTING
Ira. W. I larvin too Ill tolutartein
the King‘ a Daughters.
The Kind Word circle of King's
Daughters. was to have been on.
tertained by Mrs. W. E. Mervin. yester
day afternoon. and a oarryall procured
by Hrs. Holden was all ready to leave
the First Congregational parsonage for
Mrs. Marvin's home in East Norwallr.
when word was brought that the would-
be hostess was too ill lnreceivo the circle
that day. and the pleasure had to be
postponed.
The young ladies went nailing. how—
ever. ever in Botts‘ woods. and so failed
of being utterly disappointed of on “ion
noon‘s pleasure.
When hits. flarvia is better she in-
teudo to renew her invitation.
Irowu’e College lotae.
The (lollege Journal makes its appear.
once today. lt'sa beauty and reflects
much credit to hit. Freeman and his
valuable corps of mutant». list 000.
they're free-demon iii. Vcsburg. .lr..
attorneyretolaw. is a valuable acquisi-
tion to the feculty.-——i)iive Hill. of New
“even. is delighted with the hhorbhand
work.-li‘renk Briggs is an enthusiastic
worker-dire college has outgrown its
present slogan location and will occupy.
November let. the lihltdlim apart
meets on the third at“ of the new
Beak Buildup-Willie» Labor is pro-
gressing very alcoly.-—idllieu Riley au-
loys the work of the Bouncer-Depart
went-um weasel brightens and
cheers: seven new applications this
watts-Ila launder llhts Ebert-heed
my wash-«The special rates will close
might
will hurts ”coco nestling
Them lsuernet that the superb
building site owned by lire. Ticreuce B
lactose. located in last ovaries. edioiio
log T. I. Vsederhust’s puberty. has
been sold to so countdown party. whine
some is withheld for the molded
who moccasin!» "10.000 dwelling
thieves
EdwerdG. Tomlinsou. drug. 8 North ‘
lluplhiiiy arms willie Levitt
lites bylre. lilo ll. Persons.
Alllillllli 50min lllll more.
lavoroforthe Inacesofnl Contestants
and Icnveuiro for the Substitute
Players—Other lociel Events
allots.
The hospitable homeof fir. and Ira.
lilo H. Persons at Brooksidc was
throwacpen yesterday morningte the
members of the Thursday morning
Whist club. The spacious parlors, re-
splendent with beautiful summon! fel-
iagaand flowers. were iilled with the
club members and their friends. The
favors. which were unusually hand-
soius.wenttoliise Conch. Mrs. J. V.
letter, Ire. B. L. Higgins and Miss
Emmeliockwood. Twenty-eight souve-
nirs were distributed. each member re-
ceiving one from the governing commit
tee. Mrs. Paracns‘and hire. William H.
Swords. The hostess presented the
substitute players with souvenirs. An
elegant spread was provided by the
ladies. the tables being charmingly
decanted. The gathering was one of
the most enjoyable yet held by the club.
Entertainer! the Women's Club.
The Women' s club held a most egm~
ablemceting with Miss Clarelarvin.
at her home in East Nerwelk. Thursday
afternoon. lire. Arthur 13.8111 reeds
particularly able paper on "The Pion-
eers of Ginnecticnt." in which she gave
many interesting points of local history
of the town of Nurwnlk. Mrs. 0.
Willie White. whom ancestors were
among the early settlers of Norwalk.
ledthe interesting conversation. Cou-
nm to the usual custom. Miss Marvin
served refreshments. Some business
wasirsusacted. It V's“ .chidrd not to
appoint delegaleoto iiw convou..ou of
the State Federation until the Novem-
ber meeting.
PlayedGames. lungendnenoed.
Little flies from lieutenant-atoll the
sovruth anniversary of her birthday by
entertaining about twenty of her
friends. yesterday afternoon from it until
5 o‘clock. The time was pleasantly
spent playing games. singing and done-
ing. after which a delightful collation
was served. The hostess received many
handsome presents. The little folks
then deported with smiling lows and
wishing pretty lreue many happy rc~
turns of the day.
npwcrth League at Iiosllyabee' o.
The Epworth Magus of the Nut-walk
Methodist Episcopal church. about sixty
strong. was delightfully entertained by
bliss hills Byxbee. at her home in biopic
street, last night. Miss Byrbae's cousin.
tiles Swim. who has composed music for
the Uhristien Endeavor convention.
charmed the audience with instamental
selections. and there was pleasing vocal
music by the church quartette.
Dinner Party at Brochaide.
Kr. and Mrs. Milo ll. Persons. of
Buick-inc. gave a dinner party Thurs-
day efternwo. in honor of the first on
nivarsary of the marriage of bin and
hire Harold A. Parsons.
Maid-Waco.
Ire. Florence flatten. of West eve
one. and Archie Bhedlald were quietly
married in blew York. this morning
They will reside in that city during the
coming when and perhaps longer.
secur- racru rec anew
Thencuiugoeed Oat-gs of our and
Other W Manda.
ltditor allotment. of the blow Havoc
i’slsdlnnl. is enjoying a two weeks' vc.
cailoli. a portion of which he will spend
at his horse in Canaan.
William Ahoodroth drove toileorgs~
tows. yesterday. and spent the day.
hire. Emily bleed and children. Doro-
thy end Idith. have been blinked to
ldverpocl ”Wt fl. Apoll and will
sell by theOuearder Unable. uctcbor
fill.
lualoflaley‘e'eilhper. ‘
The J. '1'.th caepeoy has so
sshlbltiaa lathe windows of its loo.
walkeodfleeth llcrwollr store” saw.
punlbiespeosscweli reproduces»
mmwnomma
firs. William W and used to
decorateher summon the
White Basso. to Washington It
Prowl“ will lathe a sesslsl slat to
dethomtodme
secrete his awe hosts at Ila-est
hummus“. Theodosia
‘W'MM‘PMWMW
aoartJridgepothyestarday. an allow
enceof till.» he paid in twowseks.
weoellowed the daieudeot. Attorney
Danae. fortheWil’mhleoted teeny
‘ . our mu is iii
A Crazy Stanford beneath Nearly
Klllalltfflltiftet.
W
SIlE lllll “MKS lIElI WSW
Ira. Alauocu O. Dixon in new
ly critical Condition—Ber Deng-b?
tor PM :7 taint-dd
.,. .0...
led his guilt taller. Hrs. Keelcr. who
mounts a boarding house in licrwelk.
testified that Boathland lived at her.
house for four with another wom-
an than his w She supposed she
was the right #. Southlsnd. In.
Southlacd her husband at
Rococo Falls. A 4. 1890. Judge
Elmer granted: .
or. Innis. ltd, boom ic—A special
to the Republic {rm Selma. Ale.. says:
A horrible accident occurred on the
flobileend Birmingham railroad. near
Millhoose station, twenty-live miles
south of thiscity. yesterday. The engi-
neer aud'dreman werekilled and several
persons wounded. The deed are: Ollie
Hana. engineer. and Harry Godfrey.
fireman Thean are J. E Broad-
street. conductor. aid Quarantine 0m-
cer Newman.
While approaching lillhouse the
train was running twenty miles an
hour. on straight track. Without a
moment's warning. and by some one»
plainnble muse. the tracks of the tender
anmpedthe track. «using the whole
train logo down a twelve-foot cutback“
meat. Thecngiueer lived until even»
lug. dying in terrible may
5W
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roman manuam
Dun lcdarthy Coming
On Tuesday evening. Untober 19. Don
McCarthy, the versatile Irish actor and
author. will appear at the Norwulk
Upon House in his new play entitled
"TheDcerlrish Home.” Mr. McCar-
thy is apupulur favorite. and is always
pleasantly mmembered. His new play
introduces many beautiful Irish ballads
and pleasing specialties, interspersed
with Irish jig and reel dancing. liis
dramatic ouplsirt is first class. and his
engagement here will no doubt prove it
big success. ._ .....__._.
The Grip.
Edward liarrigau will make a visit In
Hoyt's Theatre. nos: 'l‘uesdsy night. in
a churacter comedy. entitled “The
Grip.” This is an extremely amusing
piece. with some of Dave Brnhum's hap-
piest and most melodic amgs running
through it. Harrigau is popular because
be honester inmnllsrly his own. [in
will he supported by a splendid coin~
pony. There is no greater enjoyment
than‘tc see liarrigan in one of his char-
acteristic plays like "The Grip." ills
sketches of city life are true. and are so
well developed that every one is pleased.
Ihct and instantly tilled
ilrost Berrlugton. last. Oct. 16..
George Spencer. is ilrsud Army vetei'un.
was she and instantly killed at Basis-
vlllc. this morning. by Nathaniel Mose-
ley. a half wired mac. hioseley lied to
the wards immediately after the shoot-
ing and searching parties were dispatch
ad in all directions. lipeucsr was lllty.
three years old and leaves a widow and
three children
Mlle Iweatheertthealliniself.
hoganeport. ind. Dot. ill-tharlee
Wardshot lies Laure butt last night
and then killed himself. They hadheen
elbeaoed be! while “in Bott was in
tiichigsn lest scum Word became
abducted and were his lleocs returned
she broke the comment. Last night
Wardaeliodherootlroaa her harassed
slict her in the muesli after which he
shot himself dead
W.
T“ “M, will” “We D. A» use
dictum. unselected the knowing
ollloersferthe Mine year: honest.
””0 Is I.» W’ull 'm’m.’ m0
ldwerd heleeisyzstcutsry and trees»
aren't-aw. I. ll. Iranians. The
chaplain-lee sound “ties. liesav
eieliyeudcllisrwitt.
Berry. 318113. and arming herself with so are.
Violent Maggie.
. . ord.0ciobar 18~Liooia Flaming.
omeetiolntheemploycf Alnnscn C.
Dixon.oftbeilrmanirk&Dixen.wes
seized with a homicidal mania. last
entered the sleeping aputmontoof Mr.
and Mrs. Dixon, assaulted Hrs. Dixon
in a frightful manner. inflicting injuries.
which, it is fearod. will prove fatal. ser-
iously injured hir. moon, and inflicted
a painful injury upon line Cynthia
Dixon.ldanghter of the family. After a
violent struggle the may servant escap-
ed from the house and this morning was
found unconscious under the porch at-
tached to the Dixon residence. J
hire. Dixon is at the hospital in an
extremely critical condition and her
death is eapcted. Kr. Dixon is at that
institution. his injuries having been
foundtobe more serious than was at
first thought. The servant is locked up
at the police station.
The Fleming woman is about thirty-
live years of age and is of [rich descent.
Between ten and twelve years ago she
was taken by Mrs. Dixon from a public
institution where she was receiving
treatment for mental wcelrneas. and has
since been keptin the family. Between
12 and 1 o'clock. as stated above, the
women procured an oxc.and entering
her mistreao' sleeping mm. struck Mrs.
Dixon on the head with the weapon.
The victim’s skull was fractured and
her head badly gushed.
Mr. Dixon awakened to find the ser-
vant about to deal him a blow. Think.
lug she was it burglar the men jumped
from his bed and grappled with the
woman. A dome struggle ensued, in the
course of which Ilr. Dixon sustained an
ugly wound in the head. his knee was
cut and two lingers were nearly severed
from one band. As the struggling
pair, fought they reached the hall.
when hills Dixon. aged twenty years.
was awakened and rushed to the assist-
ance of her lather. The young lady was
also injured. receiving a cut on the head.
The struggle lasted mine moments,
when the servant succeeded in loosing
herself and running to the lower part of
the house. let herself out the rear dolir.
locked it and evidently crawled under
the porch.
Neighbors were aroused and a search
for the missing woman was begun.
lire. Dixon was at once removed to the
hmpitel. where it was found necessary
to perform ihe operation of trepouulng.
liar condition this morning was on-
ncuoced as practically hopeless. At ii
o‘clock this morning Air. Dixon was
forced logo to the hospital. but his lu-
Jurise are thought to be particularly
urioos.
The Disco residence is located on
Prospect street. near Strawberry Hill.
the fashionable section of the town.
The Fleming woman was kept in the
Diana‘s house because she was known
to Mrs. Dixon. and the letter was
prompted by a desire to protect herfrom
a lilelu the storehouse.
The servant. when faced thum-
lng. was mad with nervousness
and for scale thus was unable to slash.
mumm
one mm m ”A”
Theliilcsuiitmtltsilwey amuse!
Mitieeuoouaoed. mahodelllto
righlscfwey.ocd willecateblyiel
muscular the building of the reed
soon. The line which will run an the
Washington bridge to Wendracetwlll
lurauheoeansotlcg lint lo a trolley
system reloading fromllswllevea
”Wt
‘s '10 “Hi “I” Ms W”
”multitude“
adwithit. Thcvcoelnuoshst‘eweoeea-
ceptionolly well rendered. the work
oftheledieo’qoertettcbeiogfie roast
ortioticcverhaerdhere. Theywnere-
peotedlyenaorcd. TbamaeE. Wood.
also contributed musical numbers that
were deservedly second. The namely
element was excellent.
John Kuorr. of Cranbnty. save a
masquerade dance in Washington Hell.
last night. There was a large attend-
ance. finale was furnished by shep-
herd. who also prompted. it was a li-
nanciel as well as a social mousse.
lire. Clanert. of Clinton avenue. who
had been a Meter from mumption
for some time, and was removed to the
Norwalk Hospital last Thursday. died
there this morning. She is survived by
a husband'and three children.
«Fresh items. 12‘ a lb.. at the Star
nt’k’t‘.
Eureka Rebekah bulge last night
initiated Mr. and Mrs. Stevens. of Row-
aytcu, and Richard Dunn. of South
blur-walk. The work was done in a
most excellent manner. and the meeting
was a very interesting one.
Willie Morton. aged nine years. whose
mother married Joseph Lee. was taken
to the Town Home, yesterday. by Select-
man E Thomas.
A special musical pmgramme has been
prepared and will be rendered in the
Norwalk Gunmgational church. tamer
row.
Mr. and Mrs. George Benedict. of Elm
street. were made happy. yesterday. byW
the arrival of a baby boy.
Richard Bland. lateof Lawton &Go.'s
grocery store. has secured a poelthm in
Colby & Smith 9 South blcrwelk store.
The Norwelk Street Bahia! com
panyiorunniagcpencuatfiy.
«Fall Dunlap derby at O'Brien‘ e.
“Let'soee. youroldfrleud liner got
into politics. didn‘ t be?"
“Yes. for a time. and than the process
was reversed." _
bliss llldgiri—We girls haven regulac
lion in our cycle club that each member
must ride a mile for each year of her
age every dny.
Sweet Young Thing-flannel Aren't
you almost deed?
She—Would you love rue more if i
had a million dollars?
His-4)! Within 1 would.
more time.
Challis—l should coho be a judge.
Just have nothing to do but sit on the
ll‘lmh and look wise.
Dollie-Well. you could do theeitting-
on-the-bcuch pert well enough.
“You any you love my daughter?"
"1 love her. air. with every fibre that
l possess." .
"Every fibre?"
"Yes sir. ha in the rope and cable
business, sir."
Ewen—Bill is the moat absent-
mlnded man i ever knew.
Egbert-What‘e he been doing now?
"Why, he got into an elevated train
the other day and there wasn't a soul in
the car. but he shard up and truth hold
of the strap Just the some."
"Doctor. is there not acertain scion
tillo Justification for the warned of
etiquette not to eat pie with a knife?"
"0h. assuredly. It would be far
better fora person toeet onlythe knife."
Mistress-How is it one never been a
sound in the kitchen when your sweet-
heart is with you of an evening?
Iaid~Pleese. me'nni. the poor fellow
is so bashful yet; lor the present he does
nothing but est.
"Did you hear (Sol. dwellers at last
night’s creating?" lie said i was a host
in myself.”
"Yes. he's a darn serenade cues. ain't
be?"
"we?"
“Yes. hemeent you wsetoc blamed
numerous?"
Tooi~i wonder why it is that new
blue bubotlittltftt’tetfunldegel‘
Jeep—Probably it's because of his long
”Kim with hurling hceee pael-
try.
I would have
F‘OR IAlalll. wAt It WM ‘ at
cramming
will“! and other” hot: goods. at“
”tier-hell l.strsst
Wu“ ‘
5,555." "5."
130%.”. ans-5M
JemeoB.Bredleyend B. W. Irilhaae'
”0,11,?”th
his home in My
whcu.etaptdutl
just below the.
spothewcnldprehably
mamineteadofam
mm. mm.
on left
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\V’ANTEDu- ~15“.
James Moore. 3
South Nos-walk. Home
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team or light
hero-s. A
South Mummy" 1. D.
l'rlccs low.
'ANTED. ~Tltrui
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uiih conveniences for :
lug. Adill'ml. twill
Sentinel.
\‘7 ASTED~SR
honest boy,
work in grocery sum.
or work on gentleman’a m
.\.lrs N. Id. Vampire", 1! V
rule. louse Norwalk. .
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rent to u enmll family of MB.
Iiculurs inquire at L. 8. Om
building. Mulls Harwell.
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the residence of m ~13
Macheon. Terms low um.
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Norwnl droolne.‘
of water. rent low.
lilohMr-rwlufitu orD.
n_ve.
"0 l.li‘l‘.««'l‘wo
more each on
of tour muss on
and sewer connectinoe.
M.ollugh so South "hm
Nor-walk.
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outrun seems. i
Insole; in perfect 6.3-.
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luqulrenf serge flehanh.
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or two families. ll t - . ‘
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