noun 3,187.-
iiiiiii i iiissiii
'fhs'l‘rsglc a... sf list any
lrewa liter the Witter beget.
nun ii u'E iiiisnEii.
Almpisnsssthalbintefthe Ae-
siullthstsdahm View-
Isa lead Olmhsd and-he
loot W
‘ Miss Mary Brown. aged about thirty-
heyearnwasatruokbytheso'clook
“Hold to New York express at Greg—
ory's cloning. first above the Wilton
depot, Saturday afternoon. instant-
ly killed. the body being frightfully
mauled.
The crossing where the accident oc-
curred is the most dangerous one on-‘
the road. A sharp curve hides approa-
ching trains from view and it is utter-
ly impossible. to see in either direction
until a person is on the track. and then
only for a short distance. This is
where George Gemstoek and his wife:
were fatally injured.
Miss Brown lived with C. J. Dann.
formerly of East Not-walk. in one of
the Hill cottages near The Center. She'
was nppsrently returning home from a,
call on some friends when she met her
death. The train. it is said. was late
and was running at nlhlgh rate of speed
to make up time. The momentum of
the locomotive threw the body a cone}
aiderahle distance to one side.
The train backed up and the remains
were tenderly placed upon a stretcher
in the baggage car and taken to the.
Wilton depot. where Medical Examiner‘
Durham viewed them. The head was
crushed to sjelly and one foot watt diag i
memberetl. The body was identified by .
the clothes. Undertaker Taylor took
charge of the remains to prepare them
for burial.
The deceased was a More of the late:
Ebeneser Bette. and formerly resided
with his family. Upon their death she
made her home with the Donn family.
spells. and. it is said. more than once
threatened to end her life under
wheels of one of the fast express trains
that pass through Wilton. For this
reason malty think she dciliwrntciy
throw herself in front of the train.
The funeral was hold at 2 o‘clock to-
day from the residence of bliss iicicu
Mlddlcbrook.
m 85'” m- 03!“).
neat. no»: 3...... Down in
Smith lain Mt by a trolley Oar.
Marnie Diosessa. daughter of lemon
Diesesss. left her home in the lily liioolt
Booth Alain street. this morning. in
company with Iaihie .lossilll. and at-
tcmptcd to go across the Norwalk
Tramway ctanpaay's track in front of
a car in charge of illotornntu llcnry
Jennings. Tho fender on the end ol the
car kuocltcd the child alongside of thc
track. tall as the car was promptly
stoppt‘d no injury has ltppnrcntly doin-
to the child. allhot'lt she was soul-~-
whul frightened. llcubcn Walsh nick
ed her tip and carried her into the house
III “VII “'0“ “II
laid at Isttslslud. with My three
“and .sests tress-t
'l‘hs aaauul bake of the ilotuh Nor-
waik ash club was held at ilotts‘ isiaud.
yesterday. Forty-three persons partu-
ipatt-d. including attests front New
York. New Jersey and Massachusetts.
The party left it. it. 'l‘oilca ti t‘tt.‘s
dock on the sloop ltlit May. t‘aptaili
tleorgo ll. 'l‘allttattgo. at to o'clock. I‘t'~
turning at it p to The wind died out.
making ”to trip buntc rather slow. but
the jolly tutrly ditl not mind that in the
lt'unl. 'l'bo bake was one of the best
tbt- club ever enjoyed.
q-
i‘lflll'l‘ Nilait Till litilll‘l‘l‘Alr
A call was received at police heath
“ltlfii‘l‘l. tlblltl'tih! evening. from the
hospital. sitting that it free light war
in program ip lilt‘ vicinity. l‘apisin of
l‘ullcc habit and iihlcor ltartrattt i'cr
.‘l’W.. but the tottilialntitii ilatl tiltop
geared. iatuici Month». of tho itllitiv
“use. was found lying intoait-atctl by
the roadside and was locked tip.
"No." said the great pugiilsi. 'i
can‘t fight you at prowenl. but noun» day
i may give you a chance."
”Why not new?“ salted his rival.
"You would better mneuli my imam
of strategy." uncovered the other. signi.
MI that the conversation was ended.
lllt‘ ‘
use =~mm~h
man or ”W'
ls hssss Aw at lorwslh with
Mfumsfthe Minty lash.
Stephen Stanley. one of the oldest
residents of Norwalk. died at the home
of his son. man K. Stanley. its
lain street. yesterday noon. in the
ninety-sixth year of his age.
last week Sunday Mr. Stanley went
out in the yard for a short walk. and :t
is feared he over snorted himself. as he
was poorly all last week. Yesterday he
seemed to be unusually weak. and pas~
sad peacefully away.
Mr. Stanley had always made his
home in Norwalk. lie was left alone
at a tender age by his father going to
lured and put to death by pirates. Nr.
Stanley learned the shoemakers' trade.‘
to which he devoted his attention for a
number of years. Then he conducted a 1
country store where the present Stan- i
ley house is located. and later opened‘
a store down town. in after years he
was associated with his son Stephen in
the cigar and tobacco business. . 1
When a young man Mr. Stanley was:
told that he had consumption and was.1
lodvlsed to go west. lie did so. but the
climate did not agree with him. and he~
returned to Norwalk. as many thotght.
to die. lint he quickly regained his
health and lived to a good old age. At
the last election Mr. Stanley and Rob
ert Guthrie. one year his senior. went i
:to the polls together and voted for Mc-
Kinley. At that time they were credlt- ‘
ed with being the two oldest men in
it town.
..Mr Stanley was always of a quiet. re-
}tlrlng dlsposlton. never entering into.
politics. lie was greatly attached to
‘his home. and was well liked by all who
knew him.
The funeral will he held Wetlnciiday
gaitérnoon from the house at 2 o'clock.
nonnna A! 300" 01.!"
'orwnlk’s look and Ladder company
has its Annual Outing and lake.
The members of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company had a jolly time on
their annttal outing. yesterday. on the
Marguerite. The boys spent the gmtJtaik with General Corbin before lbei
er rt of the e lsi bout th
She has been subject to molaucholyi ill W I13 I! . 0
sound and partaking of a llhodc island ‘
bake served at Rocky Cliff. Austlui
(‘ocltefur was the chef and the bake
was one of the best ever enjoyed by the ‘
company. 0n ilic way home the breeze
died out and the party was towed up
the harbor by (‘uptain Glover‘s launch
Pour]. in loading at (ircgory‘r i'oint
dock the bowsprii of the Marguerite
caught in the replies and cutiscd h0lll"
tlclay. After the dinner a ”dumb: of
the party enjoyed bathing, for an hour
or more. Thou who participated \vu-cc
li'vlng Reed. William Powell. lit-urge
\t'liltlock. (‘harles l-‘ruttk. i'clcr rliullcr.
James Russell. l-‘rnnk ("ousills. (‘harics
Keith. of “'nicrbury. t‘. Mint-r. it‘rcil-
crick llrowcr. Edward tirowcr. .i. .\lntli«
it-s. litio lintrich. i‘rt-tl Walter. .lnnu-s
t‘oaicr. ll. llcclilcl. Joltii Williams. I
Merritt. \t'. lllnnti. 'rboiuns Mctinuu.
t‘harlcs tilovcr. 8. W. llyiugton. 'l‘lioin-
ltll iloltit‘ii.
.\ rousing role of lliilllltu With icndt r
'd to ibc t'lilllllilllt-t' of urritugcutcius.
. Iiiitutrtt'ti of lrtltu: lbw}. cliairiuitu. \t'
i'owcll. l‘. Frank. P. rltttltcr and iicorgc
\t'htliot‘lt.
s.
IA“ AID 033“ II“. If)“
M d Inmuel Fiokstt'a Iuiltilhgl la
Iswayten Consumed.
The large white barn and ciduv mill
roniltincd. on the sauna-l li‘it'ltcll pian-
itl ltuwuytou wor- culirciy desiroycd by
tire this morning bciwccu itI llltti ii
tt‘cits‘h-
‘l'ltc building lliitl lucu tired of late
for Altil'ltut‘ littl‘luim-A. .tud cutitniucd litti'
rcbt. it|Illitt'ltlllr and tools. all of t‘tlllbill~
t-iitbh- vntluc.
How the blust- .uurtcd l» u mystery.
lit lilt‘l‘t‘ Will it“ ili't- ill "in building
or none in tlic ticluity
”Ann- W .
Architect ilarrisou ti iatiuson. who
is in charge of the building of the Nor~
tiltlh lltsuiltnl. has olhccs in Norwuili.
mm W ll. illnilh A t‘o..‘ store. in Wa-
icr street. and also adjoining ibc Wu-
tt-r t‘ututuissioncrs' olltrc. Washington
hircct. itiulib Nurwnllt. whore mull-m—
turn may ht‘t' pittin- uiul M|Wt'lilt‘ttiltiila
inr colimnic and obtain guy iituiraltic
infortualilm Mr laiiison will be in
The Ntiruotlhr it gttod part of his lililf‘
while figuring progresm.
........, . ».w......m
itbc» i suppose your Wile nilasca you
during your long obscure. llc Oh.
yes. lint who does that when l'
homo “iii” Wily. how can lh be?
ilw Well you see ltt'l‘ stilt it very in.
It‘tiiii'lth.
..-. .. «a
' consulted a number of visitors as
- would convene
The latest and most
news: will be found in
Associated Press Despatsbss.
SOUTH NORWALK. GONN. MONDAY. AUGUST 15.18%.
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TWO CENTS.
‘ M
President McKinley is Canvassing Public
Sentiment as to the Needs of the Coun-
try After the Treaty is Executed.
THE WAR
MAJOR GENERAL LEE ‘A'l‘
.eea. and in all probability being cap-1
DEPAWI'MENT.
The Conditions in Cuba Discussed at Considerable besgth with Gen-
eral Corbin. Secretary Alger and the Presideiiia-‘i‘he Eratwliile
Consul General to Havana will no Doubt he flee of the Commis-
sioners Appsisted Under the
Protécol.
Wa shingtion.
Me Klnley is canvassing public senti-
ment as to the needs of military organ
lsation in the time of peace and has
to
how large an army they should ibittk
should be kept up after the treaty of
peace is executed.
Acting Secretary of the navy Allen
was with the president part of the mor-
ning going over important matters of
detail incident to the close of the war.
including the question of a reorganiza
;tlon of navy and its reduction to what
is‘ actually needed. it was decided to
create a board of the naval editors to
pass upon the matter. Ailing secre-
tary Allen said that the board \i‘tdi‘t'
be appointed immediately and that it
probablv before the
dose of thin wrck. This board will
tonslat of three nfiitcrs of an :ill urcuul
naval ability. one cugiutcr and
i nnstrut tor.
Major (ioncral ice wait til the war
department early ttaiay. llc had it long
secretary arrived and then entered the
‘ttt't‘l‘t'llil‘y' a mom and a discussion pio .
t't't‘tit‘li at considerable lcngtb. dcvoiwl
mainly to conditions in ('llllil. tit-unmi
Leo is here for the pontoon- of dist-na-
sing the administration of t‘nhu. and
us be no doubt will be one of tho coup
missioners npptuntctl under the proto-
col. the views of Secretary Alucr and of
l‘rwtitlcnt McKinley will iitmlr
known to him and hc will icudcr such
advice as his rcaidcncc iu t‘ubn cunt-lo»
hint to give.
General Leo and Secretary Mgr-r llll’ll
went to the Whitt- lluuac, iht» ‘Il't‘ttllit lil
tit'lil'ilifl Ill tiint'ilae \t‘iill llit" gt‘iio‘rnl
matters relating to the govcrmnciu of
Cuba.
m I‘DLY WOUND“.
Alsw York Driver Shoots his Vita
andthen‘imaslf.
lily Associated I'l‘cmtd
Nrw \'tu‘k. August in ttcumo tituh
lil'vtily-liil‘ct' )‘t‘lll'r tllli. it tirivt-i. iitltl
ills wife Mary. th-tity-lwo. nrr at “N-
lcvuc hospital. badly wounded. tiuiit
bits a bull" wound in his bciui and but
ville a bullet wound itl ltcr “Wit and
another in nor bead. llbc chums than
her husband shot her twice and Ibt-n
turned the woven upon ilillitit'lf. tintit
claims that his wife shot liiiti and thou
afterwards shot heracll. lloth wcrc
found lying bleeding in ibc bailout of
No. fill ilasi lilib sircct. wlicrc Mra
tluill litt-d.
aanawno AW"!!!
Ital-tam in Ianiis Islises we have
Inhassted our Mattias.
lily Associated Preset
lluttg Kong. August lb iiclittcd until
information from Manila. rcccivcd to
day. is to the elect tlutt llit'l'lt bus bccu
renewed activity ou the part of the
ltpauiartls of late. tittc to the belief llidl
the American resources have tatcu cit-
haustcd and that President itchiulu
is auto. for peace.
IUMI'I 0" I‘ll. IA".
m m.~—
Dontiniott heading the Challenger in
Il‘odsy‘s lent atlsaooastisld
lily Aastwiated l‘roaa.)
llcacousfleld. August if». i p. m.
'l‘ba preparatory guns have been fired.
Willie caps are running freely and in.
dicatiuus are that there will be a good
race,
litili p. Viv-“mi" boats are on. Chill»
.lcqel’ seems to be lyadiog.
August 15~Presldent ‘
ion has‘lwlndward.
lllon and in gain-
lloth under malnsail..and
Both are
Hill p. m.—-l
in in much better
lug rapidly.
balloon jib and as log fast.
now nearly together.
1: is p. m~Challenger completely
blanketed Dominion and is now lead .
, lug.
1:22 p. m.—-—l"lrst buoy rounded by
(‘liailenger at “30:30; .liomlnionh
l:20:38. .
~. 1: 39 p. m.~l)omlniou rounded sm-
‘ond buoy at 1:30: 30; Challenger.
5t.
1:49 p. m.-—l)omlnion paaeed‘thlrtl
buoy-at 1:47. Dominion unread bul-
loon jib and away for next buoy be-
fore (‘llaileugcr neared third. Challen- i
gcr rounded third buoy at 1:49:20.
2:04 p. in: Dominion around first
buoy on sin-0nd round at 210i235:
t‘ballenger 2:20:30.
' 3:2lF—lbmlliioll
buoy. second round.
at. "z 19.
. add race.
8: tsp. m—Dondnlon went around
stake boat closing wind round at
2:27.1‘hailcngci n1 2.29:1".
2:“ p. ntwl italiciigcr gaining cou-
around
2:11. Challenger
("ill i
siilcritbly. ..
2241» Dominion rnulidcd buoy ‘
2. id id. t‘iiulitugci'. 2. tl.l;l.
DIV" PIRIONI noun.
Tornado Sweeps Over the Town oanu~
by. Twelve Ines from Iinaespehs
lily Aunts-tubal Props.)
Mitiiienpolia. bliuu. August
\'it‘tlJi flout t'aub) \iinti,
tornado 1': unit» \u l.
ktllcti. Mi’t'li iniwziig
WEDDING lliNilS.
The most frimluu.» wouutn up to
ditto iii the one who ItiiltiWa naaiduous-
ly all the fusiilulls .unl fillia to an cit-
irnvattani itnd fittilinii t'\ll‘lll. rlltc so
torch-d ibbt lutbu in ctccsa that it ca-
li‘llli't .l
Sort-ti |ll l‘wlilih
itutit-tl own to lit‘l' \trtldiug ring This.
‘llt' tbnngcd ii‘ttlli time in lilIlI‘ its illc
Limit-us t‘llttlit‘li'ti itlt-l .t iwu width or
itlllilttt ciiulo ililtl futur-
When it was itr~t placed upon her.
illljit'l' the ring win a broad ltcuvy
oval topped ring, nub rather nltltl'l‘i
ctlgtte. 'l‘lttil poor little circle liltit
gouc liti'olurb lllt' iii-c ciiluigli litncs to
Human it into it tho ring with square
«slgcs. iitto a pcrfmly round wire.
into n hull wiuu into a list too band
with mung edges. and even to elimin-
ttltt its identity cuiircly till a wedding
ring. and it is now no more hcr urig~
iuul ivt-ddiug ring limit any other ring
itllit‘ll sbt- wcars.
ring lb always in the latest fashion.
Whether silo till» this chlii‘cly for
tho l‘t‘ltiitill that shot cannot hear to
wear anything ottt of date oven in jew-
ciry. or whether sitt- wishes to appear‘
a bride. or whether she imagines that ‘
it will help her in option younger
than she really is. in a mystery. ilbe
herself is acandniiaed at the very idea
that any one will insist on wearing an
uid~lashioned wedding ring. and us-
pressoa great tiisgttsl with any woman
who allows herself in hit out of the
fashion in this matter
Quito it illai'uaslou took place on n
Hudson riVor built the other day be
tween her and lillttlill'l woman who
had l’lilllitlflit Mona cont-c ruiug bur
ring and laid never allowed it to be
removed from her finger aluco it
placed there by her husband during
the marriage ceremony. contour-ring it
u saclvvd emblem. too precious to be m
movod even for a Moment.
The frivolous woman. however. is
not utterly devoid of the proper senile
nit-iii about this important ring. or
site would put it away in her jewel
casket and buy a now wedding riagi
with each new alyle. it would cost
into money than to have the old one
dose oven—New York timid.
‘ WI mun om
rerseaai hrsgraphs About he’ll of
larval: and their Friends.
is in New York city.
'Frod‘lt'orce. of Dsnbury. is visiting
friends in that town.
S. W. Byington. of New York city.
is spending a few days in town.
Miss May McOsbe. of North Main
street. spent Sunday in Nstw Haven.
been spending a on days in South
Norwalk.
William White. jr.. of New York.
spent Sunday with his parents in Broad
River.
Barnum are sojourning in the Berk-
shires.
Mrs. Anna Moran and Miss Nellie A.
thin oily.
port. is visiting Mrs. James Cole 26
Ann street.
I
second 9
l:i"‘\:
lllll alto still t'iilln,
it her wedding ring. and her wedding 3
Will L
Miss Augusta Dibble. of Bayview ave-
gnue is making a visit with relatives in
:New York.
g James O'ilara. night clerk at the
'New Mahackemo lioiel spent water-
i day in Dalthnry.
Miss Maud Taylor. of lianbury. is a
[guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Taylor. of
Orchard street.
Miss Kittie Lynch. of 128 South
street. is visiting friends in South Nor-
! walk.-Daubury News.
Millers Emma and Susan Sl'utltlor. of
i Went street. are at Ocean Grove. N. .l..
for a several dayit' visit.
Mrs. J. R. Flanncry. of New York. is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Porno-
i my. of Academy enrol-l.
? Mrs. W. u. liasatfi. of Marion. N.
.luut been visiting Mr. nutl hire. A.
ll. llasard. of Stuart avenue.
Ill .l. ttilblll nutl lbinlly went to
lioxbui‘y lt‘nlls. l min. Saturday.
‘ whcrc they will \‘lit‘llti tt Wt'l‘k.
Mrs. i‘rcdcrick (‘btivch untl lwn chil-
‘ drcu. ni' lirt‘,ilttl‘tl >ll't‘t'l. until today in
Orange. N. .lll alit'lltl Mti‘t‘ritl days
a”...— .. .——...
Mr. and live. llnrit Wilson of Nut
\"tnk tilt :iic “male of hi llltillit‘l
Mrs .luliu \t'iluou of .\i‘lll sin-ct.
"dill! Johnson. til Hillside |iliit 0. who
. wont to Sweden two months ago, :tirit-
t'l' home last rliiiurdiiy. sailing on the
t‘umpauia.
Mrs: \'osiuirgli und daughter. who
have been visiting Mr. and Air.» t‘. It.
liitrtini-r. North “\’t'lllit‘. rciurucd
Now \'ork today.
i litivid .l.
l
i
in
rlhccltnu. .l'ilit‘i of the linear
m'ugri' rt'l‘tit't' iii the pnicut office in
\t'usbinutou It t‘ i» ais'ndlug .iin \nv
gutilitill til ills Iltillit ill Nllituil airtul
.“ib tiny tl Nuywcr and daughter
. l'bylis bate icturutd to then home in
‘- \\'nilt-n. N \'.. butiitg upcin u ititilitll
with her Mlflftli'. Alva l-I. ll. ilnitcr. itiiti
bttr iuoibcr.
Mr. and up ilcorge .t. \t'bcipicy.
hit. and Mrs. Frederick lirogory. ttnd
Airs William lltcvcna. of itotub Nor-
watlk. went to lloaltury l‘itlls, t‘ouu.. in
titlt' to apt'utl it Work
\liss flailic illaloii. of 'l‘ilrboro. N i'
ubo bun bcou n gut-«i of Mom K tlllvo
llnicbiuxtut. of lliab street. ltouih Nor
walk. has soup to luminary. wliwo she
p. u... Ijjtlll of Miss Maud ttrtllt-n. au-
ttlhcr ttf llor \'ltslutr cltlssittltlt's.
...-, WWW... ..
lii‘ltlli.Aiti-i lN A ltAlAitiN.
.iit! Antiocilited i'ross.i
i lliutnfovd. t'onu.. August if.~-'l‘bo an
loan of 'i‘botnss tit-ad. in lithium hou-
diug. was cult-rod and ransacked by
lull-liars sometime during last night.
and iluuors and cisnrs lo the amount
.ol nearly ti. lulu siolcn Tltc roar door
wits forcctl pitch and nearly s-Vcryllilua
of value waa taken. ‘i‘licrc arc no
clown.
... .m. .......__.
A Phil".
Taylor it tloiticn. llcnili-uwu
sire to «sprout my thanks to you
the your prompt and satisfactory udu
jliatmanl of my recent loss by lire. i
am in every way fully aatisflrd with
your treatlnont unit also lilo “impaction
you represent.
‘ Mpsctfully,
i l’lllidl'
I lil‘
for
liil'l'TliI.
j Wendy/std svsstts. Norwaih. (ions.
Mrs. Charles ill. Dennis. of N'orwslku
William Cologrove. of Norwich. has.
Mrs. Charles n. Squire and Mrs. Noah ‘
O'Bryan. of lianbury. spent Sunday In.’
lieu Grace in Delaney. of Bridger
ElPEliiilHISRESBUE
Frederick Loodquist Saves a Pine
Street Boy from Drowning.
EEll Elli)! l Gilli Billiiililp
Arthurnsrssawasrlsying'l'rsinmani
whsahslslll'orty m intothe
Water. and was Unable to
Save limself.
q...
Arthur Larsen. of Pine street. came
very near meeting death. yesterday af- .
ternoon. by drowning in the harbor
near the drawbridge.
Boys make a practice of playing
interact: with the car used on the run- ‘
t
fci'ring coal from vessels to the various
‘bins. Yeaterday imrsen was acting in
the capacity of switchman. and while
fwavlng his hands wildly at another bill ‘
3near the car. he walked backwards and 5
fall off the edge of the runway into the
water. a ditttance of about forty foot:
{The boy was stunned or so surpriesd
Till the suddenneas with which he deo- .
‘cended that he was unable to do any-;
(
‘ylhlng to help hlmaell. lie had
down for the second time when l-‘rcd-
ilc saw the boys struggling in the wu-
tcr. and without an inetaut's ttcsltalion
tossed his hat on the bridge and leaped
ovt rboard. lie secured a hold on Lar-
sen and managed to keep from being
strangled while he swam toward the
lltif‘k. t.-
the scuiunr Abraham Richardson. of
linugor. which was lying itt H’ll"l.
liailey a l‘o.‘a wharf. and the boy onU ‘
taken almard the schooner and rceton-d
to consciousness. He was then remov-
cd to the residence of Frank (‘. llcckcr.
where he was provided with it still of
clothes anti fixed tip so that he could go
home.
Mr. Lilllthnlnl is deserving of it great
deal of credit for his brave and prompt
Int-lion. lie had on a new stilt ol
clothes and two wall-lice iii the pork-
cts. but without :t thought of these. he
jumped to latrscn‘s l’i'rlt‘llt‘. Had it not
low" for liim the boy would probably
ltutr drowut-tl.
'l‘bc lll‘iil'lll't' oi‘ lilt'
about the docks and other
buys~ lilily‘llli:
tl.illi:t‘l‘t|llrl
pint-cs should lu- mum:- d its sti'lous ill-
itltlllrt \\ll| littlll if it in kcpi up
BIDS F03 TOWN BONDS.
Action of Selectmen Arouaes Feeling
in loocsl Banking Circles,
t’ousidt-rablc feeling has been t'iiilnl‘ti
in local banking circles iteration the ac-
lectnten went to New York and pro~
curcd bids for the town bonds without
giving the local institutions it clutncc
The directors of lilo Noi'wttlk Sliv-
iugs society and tho i‘nirilci-i l‘oitnty
bank determined to investigate lilo
matter, llii lliiisc institutiona already
bold snow of the former issue of bonds.
For this rcanoti apcclui ilvctlligs of lll‘
directors of those institutions were cal-
lcd for this morning til ll o'clock. 'l‘bo
st-ttllitlli lttstcd until noon. rcauliliig in
tho apisilulmcui of a joint committee
from the two banks to call on tho so
Icctmen and place a bid for the town
bonds at such a rate as would sci-tire
them.
A director of one of the| hanks infor-
iticd a l'loutittol representative that it
was the intention of lhv bunks not to
ici outsiders manipulate the taunts ii
they could be kept ill town
,. a..-
OUI' 'I'I‘I A ”fill
David floggeswsll lasts with a Serious
Mideat this Afternoon.
littl'itl t‘itggtuw‘cll. to! flirt Ilry liill
load. tool with n nt'l‘itlltll nccidcul lbb.
tilicrutsui. lie was coming front IlllV
lid with u ltunh ut'ytlil‘ when he trip-
pull over it alone aitd fell. one knee
striking upon the htlt‘lt blade of the
«tribe. The lltioc cap watt scvcrttti. its
was also Illil‘ of the cords of the log.
It will iut some little is-fttrtt My
l'iiggrmtt'il will ltt' little to get about
iliWii
Fixing the little. i.liiil- liliuctwl'a.
illicit ir a loan rt-aily old V' l'itd ltroad
llroalllicutl \t'bcuovcr lic reaction the
point where his ideal woman In llfil'
who is it good uursc.
”m
The lieutenant»
men over in that iitdd"
it is. air.
plumber.”
onion
'm‘u
is that one of our
The orderly-
"Wbo in ii“ “Fault. the
"What is he delita in that
patch?" ”looking for leeks.
way at John H. Ferris' yard. for trans- I
gone i
j'l‘0 LET—First and second story rear
erick hundqulst. of East Norwulk. came -
along on the Washington street bridge. I
email skiff wet lowered from-
wattt'rnn.
WANTED-By competent Hm
girl. general housework. Adm
call. l.lssle Lancsak. 2] Room I
all“
WANTED-«Situation lo d0 [m
housework by competent Hungarian.
girl. Address or call. Curry“
21 Benton street. South timothy;
lViMN'l‘ED—An active. elm
man. understanding care of horses
work about a place. Best m
as to ability. etc.. required. 3. EM .
draws, ill West avenue. South limb
walk. After 6 p. in. ‘ All“ '
WANTED—An “WM ‘W .
inquire of Mrs. Ill. A. Wood'htd. ll
North Main street. South Um??-
I
.WAN'l‘ED—A girl for cook and w
dress early in September. Alli?
Monday and Thursday evening;
Emily Pat-(lee.
' and driving. milking. and genera
WANTED-Situation by h H
girl. who speaks English Apply ts
Barbara Pallingtosh. 35 mm.
south Norwaik aegis tt‘
‘16 Let
To l.iii'r—vllottse of to room and horn.
tent reasonable. For putlonlhrs ag-
ply to Jacob M. layton. mt. ‘-
Railrtitul place. .188
apartments ot‘er Olaeu shoe store.
Four rooms each. Rent 88 and .7.
liails heated. lighted and em
' For further particulars inquire at the
offlce of the Old Well cigar 0a.
88 Washington street.
‘ 'ro LET—once in the second door at
The Sentinel building. Apply at
1 The Sentinel oiilce
T0 RENT—~Baaemenl. nt- 1! Hull
street. Norwalk. inquire of . W.
Rogers. 19 Main street. N
lit!
1‘0 LET—Si: roome.Musle Hall block.
suitable for offices: house. .twslva
rooms. with improvemsnu. No. 0
Arch street“. let floor. 3 rooms. it
Woodward avenue. rent. 88. I. A.
Woodward.
To LET—Apartments or Ms rooms
ilrst liner. 8 and it) 'l‘olies street.
class order Apply to John
Knapp. 83 West street. or Jacob
Layton. Booth Norwalk. j!
W
FOR IIth
(ill SAI. is} A fine assortment d t“
cclcbrntcd l’oltncr Hammock at
reasonable when. South Norwglh
Hardware company. South Norm
ll.
lt‘tiit SALE—Open sloop yacht for this
or c.liitrter 2" feet over all.“
non sail and perfect pleasure“ boat.
hing .tt Miller‘s shipyard. Apply"
lldwurii ll. Miller. 51 Woodward
.tti nul- I“ it
'- «Wm -
LOUT.
ll):i'i‘-—August ii. on the Street Illi-
uay. a “null. suintrtt pocketbook.
muiuiuing iii. A suitable reward
will he paid for its return to this of-
lire. aim
MIICILLINIOU‘
.il'rt'i' \ltlthitlll at iliil'itlttiitl BM.
cargo of t‘iillll‘lll l'lhiAlslt NUT
t‘tiAl.. which we are selling at sass
per ton delivercd. alll lw
.\ P‘iiltl'l' PLAIN iail‘NlilY'r-WII
lac has lll'lt'llt'il a laundry at it Wail
sin-ct. Nolwlk. for all kinds of
laundry work. All work guaranteed.
rlblrts. fr; collars. ilfio: shirt waists.
lzc. Mr. Im- but three iasatirlss lh
liridgeport. where he does a large
business. ah in
HAVE YOU. NAN" “MID-D.
33?:
i
las'kwood. lane maker. tuner
repairer. on years.”
idencs. Agratfttr
littlltiail pianist limit“
wart-rooms. I and to Not
upstairs ilouiit "unmattsattm.
mail will reeslrsyssmgt
“it you ncwr itiltl u mitts salted on
you." i‘t‘tllttl'ilt'ti lbo oitltliute t‘olorsds
lliilit'i' at the ltrowu butt night. “you
how tuisaod bull your citation ttl Ill
good t'kjit‘l‘itlilt‘tt. '
happen to
"liid .vuu t‘t'l‘l‘ little it
yeti?“ asked it Mutual-r front the salt.
"\'cs. iuy tlrst lesaua cost me ll Mt.
witch i bought a little in infill. M
bad lat-u inducted into the
attic for nearly anti b-«i. I had
of the trick of sailing promotion. no flat
for the man h~|flfli the what there W
in tight he invited the to go rflt
attend and blast out scrotal fwt'f ll If-
ucr to satisfy uusoil, which i did. and
iba- on account to be just as w as it
was when he was working it. of
i-mirst- i isotghl it. and then it never
paid it Will it was salted."
"lint how could ibcy salt lime or four
feet into the solid rock f"
”There was the trick of it. They
didn‘t still the rock. but, pill the
mines into the slant powder a as
long an that lasted than was sold h
sigh "~DIIM Tilda.
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Norwalk Chronicler