lo s—n-‘u— lsspselag'eithe Public Schooled death llsrwslk lltxt'i'sssiey. Iii liilldil? Til BE iiEliil. Adleeisswillnsw ‘s- flonoentrntsd inthelruhlnenddsnesrdltrses lehssls—lseshingtesesisr fisflsmingreu. The South Nonalk city schools re- sume work Tuesday. September t. "'l‘he new building at Franklin street will be ready ior occupancy. The Kill- dergarten iormerly et Arion Hall. will beinthenewschool. Thetwogrades iortnerly at Solmans' inetory will he 'trensierred to the new building also. The High school will occupy the large elees room st.Concord street as previously. The Kindergarten iorrn- erly et Knudsen’s Hell and the two in- termediate gredeethat were quartered there will have rooms in the Concord building. except lites Hanson‘s room. which will be transferred to Franklin street. Grade 9. tiles Woodmen's room. will occupy one oi the new class roome at Franklin street. . Miss liary A. Day. a graduate oi the High school. class oi 1819. who has taught successiully in various depen- ments in both buildings. will be in cherge oi the intermediate grades at Concord street. succeeding Hiss Wood- men. who goes to Franklin street. The rooms in both buildings have been lettered in succession. the lowest or Kindergarten. being A. ilrst prim- ary. B. The teaching ions is as iollows: Superintendent. W. C. l-‘oote. Franklin strpet. by order oi grades irotu Kindergarten up: Kindergarten. Misses Sadie and Wealww .ennrnee onus seen Aswan: — ..-.... - lhe Mrs ash Manning e lest nineties hear... Notwithstanding the eontinesd hot weather. which ashes ”one extremely indieeosed to begin work ior the coin- iag season. the executive board oi the Centralciuh are hard at work planning a most attractive mm. Frau; Nisehwite. who endeared berseli to all her pupils. will take charge at both French and German this winter. begin‘ ning her classes in November. Frau Nischwits hes’ a thorough education and her accent is singularly pure. She hes the giit oi the natural teacher. end a charming personality. The September cards will shortly be issued. but as the house will not be lor- melly opened till the 15th. these cards are simply preliminary. The very ei- flcient Janitor. Nelson Felmetta. who so admirably tilled his position. has been engaged by a club in New Heven, but Charles Hubbard end his wiie will have the clubhouse in charge. They are very good caterers. end their servi- ces in this line will undoubtedly be celled into requisition by the club and outsiders during the season. lflfllfllllfl VP I'll more: lenegerl. I. loyt Inklnghisrlsy house lose Attractive than Iver. Manager 1. hi. Hoyt has been a busy men the pest iew weeks. He has so. perintended the placing oi his theatres in South Norwelk. Stamiord end Der- by in the best condition they have been in since he has had the manage- ment oi them. The work in the South Norwalk house was completed today. and the theatre-goers who attend the opening psriortnenee. Heine's Shore Acres. tomorrow night. will not only witness one oi the best productions on the stage today. but also view a very attractive theatre. The lobby‘hes been retinted in a delicate shade oi pink. and the woodwork newly stained. in the auditorium oi the theatre the cell ings have been retinted. end a pretty iroiee placed around the walls. The doors. both down stairs and in the bel- cony. have been polished and shellaced and new carpets have beeni placed in the aisles and in the boxes. Tht nouwaut. l as. 'r so“ .._.. .....w....—_..M.__. .a “A"flus BAWATES m [ma-Seek m at “W or ans... | Iispsbllcesi’ ei Dasbnry .0ver- $2.1"? ’m’m‘i‘.‘ whelnlsg ior Stealer losssbery i liillEii lill ililiiEli. lenryl.lnnten Inter-s n Pernlyhe internal when Deputy else this morning ior Sloan. announ- ed that artist sad a letter from Collector A. Lake. oi Hartioi'd. asking him to tier his resignation. Ir. Sloan was taken by surprise. ior ever pines J‘ n 0. Kirby was asked Inock. end is in s Gritieel ilon- u, M an auction lurch lst. dition. with Uttlslepe oile- M g. has upsetcd it. m 4-H” Mes sir. Sloan was appointed deputy col- lector oi intcruei rcvenue by President Cleveland. tour years and seven months rage. A Wu administration lis~ ing in power at present. is way the change ls asked to be made. 8. 8. Am— bler will inks so. Sloan's place as dep- There are only four more towns toiuty collects: oi 'l'homss iangdon 'Illl _. take the rel ‘ linger. be heard irom in Windham county; htr. iss‘ ‘orwaik men. and u” the home of John Atldlson Porter. andheld “all.“ ' “m,“ odlees in that not a single Porter delegate has thuetml be M“ . ‘ last warden. besides iar been elected. says a Putnam des- pereieg on miner oilces tor the pest patch. Reports from the lead“! lw "NI” ’9'“ lie "“ “m "1 the h iour remaining towns town pi Wilton and moved to Norwalk publicans M t 9 when thirteen years oi age. He imme- “y that the sentiment I“ 't 1"“ “m i dintely entered the public schools there of them is overwhelmingly in laser oil; where he received a good education. Senator Lounsbury. All the delegates The internal revenue collectors are thus iar elected in this county have de- undcr the civil vice rule. which an. claret! their intention to 'vote ior aeu- piles that no e shall be removed ator Lounsbury. without serious charges being made and found to be true. but this is a po- The Republican caucus at Grot last night. gnVe a divided result—2 delegates ior Porter end two ior Lounsbury. . HDBSDAY. SEPTEMER m TWO t z. '- o's l. -.._—...—— w c b . . , ‘ . - W M immanent-neonate; swim" “I "Immune—saw» to 'erkinr. ‘ I --—--—r ‘2 l w “W” M C. M- ! V .\nyihllg'nud everytklz ‘ . “i will work ior 81.50 n d”. but I hmyfir‘tmmm m “ml" Limited “"9““ N0" hint willing to work ior less." «claim-5 Quick results will oi... Folios. N. Y. and Three Killed ltd Orville stoned to Judge Gregory in: ~ I.» ~- » mm , ' L‘the Town Court at Norwalkcthis mar-i WANTED. ' ining during the progress oi the trial‘ ‘ ” " “' ‘“ . . , ior non-support brought against him. ““le A competent girl ‘0' ' output iiillll unit ‘ . ............. , -- * ‘by his wile. lda uiootn stoma. i ._ _.__.-.. . ironing or cleaning twice g a“ “Do you mean to tell me that you} mg. n. m Thrown m M “i would let your wits and baby and uth- all Ilownto Reese. and the M leverted-Usteithsbs‘sdand 179 Elli". IVQIIIIG. .. ,.. . yer two children starve rather, than? W; i231” htmm?“:p::;l it: “ i work ior less then 81.50 a day?’ And‘: Elmwood avenue 30““ Norwalk. ‘ _ ‘ . hint-t étho judge looked sternly at Howell." “I“ ' 3 who uuailed under his guns. . . . L .' ‘ . ”‘3' Associated PM" i "Well. i wont say quite that; but i wglzglrfilrsh 31m; $0333?“ Syracuse. N. Y.. September i—A ape-i .. ‘ , l . . I. ‘ p tthink it worth it. responded Morrcll. housekeeper, capable and "liable. PM I" "W "m“ "0'” mm “W i These remarks tooit' place while would like a position I- ilos-skew . Train No. 5 on the New York. On-l “om" “a in mi, wum chair to m for widower. Address Housekeeper. tarlo and Western railroad. known asI ‘ , ' t‘nrc or this since. .391”. plain why he had neglected his slic . the Chli‘fl" limited “5 wrecked Imend iamlly. According to his own tes- WANTED—«Tillman & Hills went two m lugalls Cumulus. (our miles south oiI “no” he had “med less than .50 young ladies to learn milllnery. . this village. at 5 o'clock this morning..d“flm the last 6“ months. He said Must be good scwcrs. Apply lures- Th“ "Wk “l“ “Wm” ““° ‘° "mi he had worked at odd jobs and during '"m'y' ‘" 8" “mm" “a?! It dastardly work 0’ tramps. “'0 threw ; the last month had tried in three tili- _w .31 open the switch at which the train was? Men. News to sci 10m . wrecked. as well as two switches to the3 . 5 To LIT. Gilbert Bloom. iather-in-law oi bird . 7:7 . MM.-- -. ‘ "0"“ 9‘ "‘e "9““: it ‘7“ “I 50‘" Morrell. testified that his daughter liud1‘l‘0 l.l_d'l‘—-Six rooms. Music ugll M end a quarter late and running sistyhbwn neglected by her husband. whogl suitable ior oillces: house. twelve . miles an hour when ll struck the . .1 room with Improvements No. e switch and was thrown over to the sideE i‘llfiliild 0‘ mum“ to r work. played: Arch “m“ cottage. 80 Woodward 7.” islot machines in an hast Norwalk citl avenue. House, 69'Wooownrd "u” track. 1'30 "Nd IN "“0 ll "1" gar store and indulged in cart! games it. A. Woodward. possible tom she a sharp turn and theI The Republican caucus in liemdcn last night was one oi the hottest ever held in the town. There was over 300 voters prisent and considerable hust- the several candidates. The Porter llt‘il wcrs dcicutcd and the stats tlclo~ gates instructed ior lounsbury. was held in the town hall. West Haven. last night. stints delegation. Clarence E. Thompson .oolt the floor and made some remarks in iavor oi James D. llcwell ior govt-ru- or. bill he said that as Mr. Ilcwcll had made no alert to. secure tho delegation be moved that it be instructed for John Addison Porter. Senator Graham ob- lectl d to this. and the motion was votcti down. it was understood. however. that the delegation was for Porter. The Republican caucus held in Bath lull was done by the reprcsrntatives oi ‘ The caucus ior the town oi Orange Aiter the selection oi the bury last night developed it somewhat liticel more. and Mr. Blean thinks that it is no morc than right ior to place a Republican in his position. it we Ines“ to reduce the intro. and ii anyone. ii to go. oi course it would be the one appointed under the Demo t-rstic administration. The other ofll- cials feel it very much. and the letter “said he icll more sorry about losing Mr. Sloan than the latter did himseli. "Mr. Sloan is.weil liked in this city. as well as in ..orwalk." says the Poet. "and during his stay here has never had any serious trouble. In exercising his authority. which a collcctor is oblig- cd» to tie. he has probably made a iew enemies. but this is common in most every position at that nature. He has been master at St. John's lodge. .'o. ii. i“. and A. .\l.. in Norwalk. ior llll' paid two years .tntl lu- ls liked by every- body he conic lll toutuct willt. Ills > many iriends in this city will be sorry to lose Mr. Sloan. whilc illo tillll‘llii oi train leit the track when it struck the satiety rail. The engine was thrown; twenty test and blown to pieces. Thai tender was inverted. The tracks oil the baggage car were torn oil and thei head coach telescoped' the baggage car. A vestibule chair car and the sleeper' l-‘hrragut were derailed but neither was. badly damaged. Engineer Dowd end Fireman Hall? lumped and were found under the wreckage oi the tender by peuengcrs. from the sleeper. Both were alive at ‘ the time. but Dowd died in'a iew rnin~ uics and Hall at ii o'clck. The body oil lirakoman Osborne was torn in two. ‘ The dead are: Engineer Dowd. Oswego. leaves wits and two children. ‘- Fireman William llall. Norwich. N. Y. Brakcman A. l.. Osborne. Walton.» with a lot oi idle boys He said his! tourin-law could have secured a lob in the mill where- he worked ior Olzlll av day. but would no apply. as he said he would not work ten hours ior leg than this). liotli Mr. and hire. liloom‘ teatiiied that they had contributed lar- gcly to their deuhter‘s support dur-' ing the past six months ? lire. Orville Norreil said that ber‘ husband had neglected her to such or:: extent that while she was nursing er! baby last March she. had to leave him. 1 as she was not led properly and. the! i i doctor insisted upon her getting proper nourishment. so she went home. Mrs. Morrell also told the court oi abuse that her husband had sublet-ted her to. once striking her and knocking her down. . in closing the case Proticcuting At-3 torney l-‘crris said that comment epoui T0 LET-Am iii Qulntard avenue. new . house 7 rooms. with modern improve- ments: i-ctit. “5.00. inquire at George .\. t‘lark. No. 10 Union street. std It To l.lt:'l‘——Apartnients in the W block on Leonard street; also 10hr\ rooms at 3:: Water street. rent .3 pl' month. Enquire oi Charles 1'. bron- nrd. Norwalk. :8“! 1‘0 Lift—Apartments oi dve ilrst floor. 8 and 10 ’l‘ollee class order. Apply~ to J Knapp. 82 West street. or Ja Layton. South Norwalk. ‘i‘O RENT—House ior one or two lites at ill Academy street. Anni to 1‘. s. Osborn. 28 Herein street. Norwalk. out! KNEW“ Campbell. walls of the stage and the it our- ' .Prtmeries. liies‘lsggle Ciaven. lilss tuin have been reps‘lni‘c'd’. en a new J.“ 0. 3mm, Ilse Florence Lou-1 iront drapery has taken the place oi don, Miss Amelia Wilcox. w“ W19 the one iormerly in use. Several set:- w _ . oi new scenery have been added to tho Built: Miss I'm.” Bracken. Miss 3“”‘9 large amount previously in thc buurc . i making it possible to [li‘t‘iii'lll any pro 1 intermediates. Miss Elite Baldwinjduction width will be ou the road tlitu Mills Marie Keith, Miss Lucy Munsou.‘ mason. Grammar grades. Miss Agnes Barr. '1'. rett. Mrs. Ada Lawton. Miss Mary; ._ '3’“. 0. 0L".' Quin. Miss Liesle Tolles. Miss Mary i Annual lake oi l'srry Commend ni Woodman. i Isnnide Place. Best Iorwnlk. Concord street—Kindergarten. .\iiss~‘ .— Norwellt will b. cleaned in getting him lutck llit‘l‘l' lilitlh." sensational ipcldeut. ’l‘he caucus wee twerwitelmlngly'itlr lmunsbury. and oi loll votes cast less than twenty-live .\ir. Sloan litt~ in‘dtll‘ Ito plans as yvt. were ior John Addison l'ortcr. Tim and, owirur to tho but liiul tic has not delegation nominated was Charles S. . taken more than ouc day at a time nit Peck. John H. Fauton. ii. iii. Rtmdlogsitu-t- be has llt'l‘il in lilt‘ fil'l‘Vli‘t'. it. and George A. Romans. During tire‘ibluks hl' will Lilit‘ his all» and flu .out'cntion Henry N. Fusion win; away in Mllllv ililli'r on a Win uiiou. «pike and was active ior tlic election. llt'lt‘i’l'lllii to ill. ll'nliili.illilil ut‘ liup it! (hilt-gates (“vorulylp l0 Punter. had l Ill) l‘tillv t'llll‘ l‘IllliiIl‘ N. SliNlll. Willl‘il llllii Pt‘ill'i't'iy tukcu his sum whcu ho was lll‘l'll liskwl for M t'oilct-lor I.:tk-. to stricken with it paralytic shock which lttkc cilia-t .‘lt'plt‘llllu r in. tlic ltri'li; purl 'llll‘ll'll ills \vllnlc icii lllllt'. iiiitl m,|i“uriiicr “ll-V" condition is so critical mm there 1,. Ill. Mr. Sloan has bc n u ilillltiul uot'k l'. liopc oi his rot-ovtlryL‘Mr. l-‘snton. w}... ‘untl has "little it mmt t-ticcib-ul oill. iill cs Edith Gates and liertha Adams. Primaries. Miss (ittssle .\it-iluc. .\liss Anus liickcrmsn. Miss Mary lit-rs. lilies Lillian lt‘crrcll. bliss liey Smith. lire. Mary Nltchcll. Miss Mary Day. lutcriut-tilatc grade and teacher in cbsrgc. High school. bliss t‘liarlotc larnotit and Mrs. cl. B. Welcli. .9- ........ 4...“... "CUM“ 0" Oh” General treat. Surgeon General l'htl lips and Dr. I itdnlsy at llnntlc. lii'itt'riil l‘l‘itli Wt‘lll lti .\‘littillt' lllls morning with t-lurgcori-tlcucrul l'till~ lips. l.t.-(‘olonel W. 8. Watson. lllt'tll~ i'ul tilris'tor on llclicriii Frost‘s stall. and Dr. (‘. .\. Litidslcy. oi New lisvcu. secretary at the their lloard oi Health. to make a thorough lnvsstlsation oi thc sanitary colltlllolls oi tia- utato camp urouuus. utid to ace that tho luvullli ctuitiilituie oi the camp «to first-class bcitirc llw sluts troops an ibcrc. ilcuc tt'ai l-‘rtui is tlcicrutluctl that thin sol- tilcrs oi the hlitlt' biliill uot bo- in datutcr oi contraction any at llic dist-uses titiw prevailing in camps at United titates N'llil'lb. we..- .» . iltiiNtl 'l‘i) Ntllt'l‘il lildili‘ll. 'i'lu- Aritul tilnniiig sticiety will visit North lltach again next iiuutlay. going «Iowa on the steamer llelle litmus. which makes an excursion to that re- sort. leaving the dock in iiouth Nor- walk at ilzhtl o‘clock. The Arions hate invited the Turn \‘ercin. oi lltnmiortl. sud mcmiicrs oi the Arlen society. at Iirltlgersirl. in ut-tvwnpsny them. and list Writer. tilt- welbltuown liritigsnort conutiiau. will ctittvrialn the party with his apt-t billion. fl... . MANUFACTURED lNTitlti’liiWu "Now. my dear sir." snlti lit. Wort- ley. in reply to a query put to him by n Iiritlseport iivroittg l‘nsl reporter. "Admiral Schley has tit-yer held an in- tsrview with any rcporter. either in New York or any other place. since he lies cunts back. All the newspaper utw counts that have been seen in the till" ierunt papers were mneuiat'turod out at whole cloth." .”" licv. Mill" 1‘. Winter». ii. 8. it‘crry Command. l'niou Vctcr- jaur‘ i‘uiou. ltcld its annual clanibakc. last t'l’tlllllii. uudcr a tint on ibc iltnii oi the slate and is an t'X-i'olllllliill- .urouutls ui J. i‘. Iiuwkltls at Scusidt- plat-c. Nut'wullt. 'l'llt'i‘c wcrtl‘ about iitl numbers and iricntls oi the uraauizullott iii ailcntlaticc. and all vul- . Iitsl cd thc bulto ibc most slit‘t'vssiul out". Passed Away Lest ight at her Home: was? cvcr given by the command. It |.tltl lillilil‘ the direction oi iiittttticl Wat-tux and it is tits-dices to say that «wry tictuil was admirably l'ill‘i‘lt‘ll out lliltlur llit- llll‘t't'lltili it! till illlt'l‘flflill‘: cuttinuttrc, Willi t‘olmie't l.‘llouitucdicu tlu- Wt'iillit‘l‘. spwcbiuukitur was |lt'llht‘l| with. tlitl- . . - Mn..-“ VIIIBh N! can PAITU“. lethodist Young lee Inter their An auei Dinner at the Shore. The u-llu-rr ill tht- Norwalli .\ielhn-. dist t-hut-t-b indulged in their annual riliili’t' tlllilll‘l' at t‘uli l'illlllll'i' last cvuti- nut. 'l‘lic tut-tilt was ltli clubtirutt- our and tilt: o-riulou was thoroughly cu-. jii)t'il. 'l'litw prcscui u'crt- lit-v. l". A. lico- :-t-lti, l-‘. 'l. "lliiltli‘. Edward i-lollcclt. W. A. "t‘lli‘tlli'l. W .\. Ambit-r. llenryi l'haamur. ii. iii. Kl'lll. W. N. illuttius ‘ v. H. litillt-t‘k. Wittu Htllltu'k. i‘lltlslcr ricllct-lt. l‘ltttt-lu-r \‘utilltsiscur. l'liurlcs t'lidsmcr. l-‘i‘uiik l‘udttrltlll. i‘lurt-tu-tt tiluuum. .l. l‘. iiryuut. lluwurtl Knapp. N. W. Ilt'iietlli'i sad it. it. Ambler. ._.... ._ w“...— "m 0' I!“ nernoene Services lisllsly Attended Yesterday ire-St Joseph's Church. ‘l'lic ililtcriil tti bliss ltsllicrluc Alum Iit-yuultbt was largely attended ycsicr day from tit. Joseph‘s church. 'i'bu blitb lllllllli was conducted by the Illl'nl- 'l'be "pulb lu-sro'rs were. as Miss lltlyuttltis liliti requested. but live brothers, lillutm lieynuldr. ti! liridgspnrt; llcrhnrd J. Michael. Thomas and John Reynolds. oi south Ntirwallt. and s i‘iilinlll. liar- iiiil'll .\lcNuily. iii itsttlnity- Tim-c were many estiuisilt- aural tributes. and the flower bestow llttstc sud lair-kitty Mum. iyn 'llic burial was cemetery. til "i‘ilill‘ lu iii. Mary's .lll't‘n. but by all who knew law. were Thomas ‘ ili‘l‘ til the li. .\. it. iii the Hlitlt'. Mu lt- . also wcll. known in iratcruul circles. nun 0" III. must. in 'hury. .\liiry t‘utlict'lilc .\llli‘llil. uliu oi .\l- 1bct'l .\. .\iurllu. tlll‘tl til lit-r home lui n (in Monday .\lrs. hltirliu ituve in list bond. iiwltut in tlic humidity 0' birth in twin litiys. 'l‘liut uutbt criti~ t‘t'iiiibury last night. iiirctl twcuty-scw- years. i is about sixtyriour yours at use. is one i WW" “ l"""‘“"““‘ ”W “mum is “1'1"" l of u“. lltlh‘l-lillthll Rupltllllt‘uii politic- ‘ltc lids attended in his business bun unit for him lill‘ brill ii iii lit-publiraur'. us lucll us lticuils-rs oi ills own party. .\s tlu-rc is no way will at llli' slittdllllll. . .\ir. illouti will comply with the rmucsl “"08 Fill! li.\'l"l‘i.li38|lil'ti OPENED lily [\nbtb‘mliil Fruits.) \‘l'uslilulttuu. rh-ptctulwr i < i-‘mtt iii-ms oiicriui bbl~ ior lltrcc ucw luilllc rilllllt authorized by the lust t‘uiiurcsn. : 'l‘ltc luwcst bid ill cit-ii for any type oi ituii- l‘tllltlus: .\‘cwptlrl New Slillilitllltllllll coittpuuy. Nt-wpuri Now». \‘u.. i2..’rku,tuui; l'l‘.llll|ls. Phlirllli‘llllllll. \‘t‘hnol "M t‘illnll'll'lllli'lll' ilt‘l't‘lllllt‘tl bull shit i3.ti.‘uluttu' l‘uitm lrou Works ritiu lullctl rapidly lllllll the and. lltli'illlupd tempt“... ”myopic Illitlllillll' it l'illll- lt-iivcs. lwsiilcs tltc twiiis. lwu strum Illllli'. CL‘.I-lll.lll|ll. Muslin-rs, ribc was it duuitlticr til ti. 1‘. Ruby. til l‘t‘tiss street. Puticrul scrvict-s will be held irtim illiu chapel at i‘raribury tomorrow nit. . ”it: or noon at 2 o'clock. 'l‘lic Ill-slit iii hits. Martin is it sull- tlcn death in her many irltllliill. llt‘llll 0i a bright. vIvut-luus tllsiuislllon she will lu- sadly lllltiniltl not only by rclu~ 'l‘bc tlwpcsl sympathy is repressed tor the lu-rcavctl tines. 'l'illNl'l'l' l'lil’lit'll t‘ldlll til'TiNii. 'i'lic 'i‘rittiiy t'burcli club «"10le ii rill on the Hound yesterday. in titt- ydt-lit Ward V. A stop was made at smith's Island. where a delicious i-lnm- , lines was suloyetl. and later the party sent to listen i'olttt. Wt'l‘t'f ward l‘srltcr. lit-times Porter. tiets'ec lit-arse. lloracc ltcywortlt. ltdward llnu~ buts. Walter Ills-her. William Taylor. licury llsusou. Thou present t'tllithlilt liltiillNN' MAlilillill. tliy .\m-ts Mlttl I'l'tlsi l Winutetl. l‘unu. Ht‘lllt’llliitii' l-rl'lli'li‘ tlilt-l' lib-herd 'l'. iiisgius. at this piece Wits this promise united in ‘tnerrisne with Miss Margueritc "run. with was up to it short time ago an assistant In the Wtstt WIlinti'il [lieu-olive. The t-t-tcmttny liltllt place in lit. .ltsiepli‘v lloitian t‘utholir i'iilll‘l'li. at D o'clock this illtll’illlil. llui'll). ilMi‘lIil'll. assisted by RM. Walker tires. at iii. Joseph‘s church. ‘tliO bar room. There are so stews. ’tleittl. u I. l‘. Palmer. Victor l-‘erris. Nil- 3 Jim. il‘ulhcr I‘inn. bi Matty llt‘llillrl ill illitui't- in «be itb‘itl'tl» cuiistrucltuu will tillllihl'l' .\b‘KlNl.ld\"tl \'.\l‘.\- . 'Iituv. llly .\ltiitt lutt-tl l'rtssl t‘ltvt-luutl. slept-tuber I I'rcsldt-itl .McKlulcy and pulls lcii t‘ll-trluutl iur l‘uiiluti lliis lutu'lituu on it special lrulii tlll lli- l'lllt'ltilitl uriultiul itittl \‘ulll‘i t'ailttuitl..\ siliiill cloud of llt‘lIlilltil‘t‘ utul ’ll‘ll'lills ussetulil- d In new the party oil. it hits burn Illllimsctl that the pros. ‘iltdtu iiilllil return to lihlu um tin-k in luttrud tlw ti. .\. it. i't‘illllilll ui t'iuciu llitll. bill it was -lcliuitciy announced that lilll olltiliil Ilutlcs iii t-tiutiiu-t‘ltitt with the ptsu-c ilieutlulluus will Ill‘t'Villtt him "(till doing so. The umlilcsi cl» ind-is to be at Montsuk "Mill on itatur- day. .m....——. ”Mum- lill. l'Allli 'l‘tlltlil i‘liAlttlii. tliy Asstwltitcd Pmsl Mltltlltvitiwti. (loud. linptenilalr l Ilr. t‘bnrles i‘uac. turmeriy t'imni‘t'lml with the hospital lot "in insulin at lituvvrs. his“. lmbn- entered upon his now duties to. nuts-ritttentleut oi the t'tutnecllt-ul hospital lot the in. l-uuc llr. l'itno succeeds the late llr Jumt-s Oliltitlml. .. em lll'llillotllt’ lN lillllilrfl'l‘OWN. lily Associated Preset Mldtllt-tuwn. i‘uiiii.. September l»- le hot-I oi ll. it. sees. is last Heist» doll. was enleretl by burglars stem-lists during lnsl ulslu and about ties in cash taken from the cash register in York. ihrvc ribs broken. David .\lills. liswcgo. lace and logs. bruised and scalp wounds. 3 Julia Golden. (iswugo. buructl about both wrists. ll. llt'Illli‘ll. shoulder brulsctl. l‘cit-r .l. liawltlusou. Swrdr. \l’cllcs.‘ icy. .\luss.. scalp wtiuud. italiun. New York Brukcman (‘harlcs Desmond. Ncw' mau- dimculty to obtain employment.l luit he was not satisfied that Mom-ll: till] all bc could. "You have it private opinion oi your services. but i do not ‘ wish you to understand that your iam- . 1 lly H to utorrc while you maintain the know whether l have illl charge you. with ncgit-ct or put you uudcr bonds in iiuruisli support under a [It‘llillly oij‘ Juli." l The Sentinel 0.0.. T0 LET—Pint and second story rear apartments ovcr Olsen shoe store. Four rooms curb. Rent '8 and '7. Hells ltvulctl. "lined and view For further particulars inquire at the .11. L. i‘. .\. l'tiitt-n. ilnconla. hip sprulnctl' prLcn oi illlnl'. i shall t'iiuilum- ibis“ ttilicc oi the ()lil Well Cllll‘ 00» .lnliu lilies. Italian. New York. scalp cusc ior llllt‘ mouth. during which ,t'tilli "3 “’“i‘hllill‘m “"0“ wound. arc to iurtiish your wiic proper sup-i c" timings (‘. lluva, .‘cw York. burned. port. .\i the call or that iliuc i shall about arms. ' ‘ M'SC‘LL‘NIOU.‘ MAX l.l-:\'l. the boot and shoe dealer. bur nioml from li'u'i to l8? liinst \i'usliltinlou street. wilt-rt- he will cost- . .. ‘ . . tiuuc his business its forms” . “Ii. ,fl .1. |'.|l'il:l‘|:::li “Willi. “l'lll‘flli‘L ‘I'IIID 3301.38! 1'0 3' ‘0'!” "NH" lit‘l‘illlllt‘ I do not van to :IV: . .s ., '. ' l, . ‘ . ‘ tlcorgu Koch-r as a landlord. libs inclat .\luituumu. Sew-dc. liortou Ordered to have litentio ior 'iddlw .. lilllll‘t‘il about head. I la”. “we MM". ““81 “ i‘ut-i elvcustui. siwt-dc. Boston. inlur- l'i'tl inwardly. ~.--.. FAT III In SIIIIOI. Annual tenet Opened at Gregory Point this Alteration 'l‘iu- ittttiuus l'tuiiu-tlltui l-‘ttl M-‘li'l l'l-llt‘lillltlll is in serum zit ilrtutii'y's I'olui, llil~ lllll'llillllll t-nloyitut Ibcir llilllllti t'ltlllilltlkl‘ ”it I‘c is dull: u ittuul l‘I’|il‘I'rt.t‘lll‘llliIll til lll-‘ttt' berry. unit-l Ililllli‘l'ii lllllllilll bcituts lll't'nt‘lll. uu-l tin- 'u‘rusltm prullilsrs to ho t‘tli'y' lllli‘l‘i’ittl'lll. l‘lic opt-ulna iii the mm was tit-luyt-tl by ‘ tliu lullurc iii ilu- hit-w \‘urk ill-illitttlloii to art-iv. uutll ullt-r 2 o‘clock. l'u'lill‘lh‘ll. Nvl‘l‘t'llti‘) .l. .\. .\lt‘iltililtlil. vi llrtittkllt-l-i. .liu'ult rlcliuult. u! tltiullt Nuisulk. .\ W. Wallace. iii llrltlgl- mu'i; I‘ulrlcli Murphy. ul Hittatuiut'k. John W. tin-cu. William liurtb-y. than our Ia-lsud. “l“. t‘. l". iiuebse sud ldd~ uurtl Mut‘flliiy. \ bull til bin scales stand till the liti- tri \i'l‘lllltllt nutty luv the bin icliuus iu wcigb in at tlluut-i tituc. l-‘oliowlus the repeal sililt-ilc cscr— cist-s will be lutlulsvd lit and the annual meeting held. omm.m m I‘ANAIHAMAMNNN‘ANN AliJili’itN. lily Associated l‘rsssl Norwich. t'ouu. modernism twill ittaiu delay "a 'l'iiirtcvuib snutiul t'titl~ \cttllou oi the t‘stistllsti~.\titctlcans oi "tutti-alum which butt in basic" t‘iiy yesterday utilotiruui tu tncct lli list-t- ittrd tit-tit year on dirt-rs put yct tict-itlvti upuu. 'l'lu» scallion ui today was full suatmi by a discussion which culniln~ sbd til it tlt-clslou that it was the part oi wisdom im- all oi the iiiflt‘flllil so- cieties oi l'anndlen—Maerivaiis tti ltlfl' sltnssslc and that till i‘snadieua. now midrib in this country. but not yet Anurit-uu citlsetw. ought si tint-e to be- low Alli rinse in name as wcll es in town. Pie. this 'eeh ‘ The Third rcititucnt. t‘onum-ticut vol~ llilli'i'l‘ri. at which t'muputiy i.. of .\‘tlr~‘ 'utilit. is .1 portion. lllltl ultlcli liliti lti't‘ll ' ll Niuuiic tor mcr tun ilittliills. rec-iv- . "ll llillltt‘ ibis .iiltl'umiti. illul ll wouldi tr li‘tilislt-rrml lll i‘uiup Mcudc. .\lliltill‘ luau. l'u. tit-st Sunday or Monday. and 'lu- uu tulwn of ill» cuttuuutul uic ituw tidbit»: lllllll Ill‘I'l‘rllilllllHlt to mow. l'atup ital-u. l'uutti Him a “lull. .\‘iuulic. t‘utiu . Suptt-tulu-t' l .\ruty ‘ i‘til 3 "W1 ‘l‘ylct'. cmuttiutitiltla the Third i't-c lllii‘lll. i'uuiicctit ul volmt-crs. till» llttiili l‘l‘i‘l‘lh‘rtl ti tlrsputvh Hill“ the Will ‘ icputtttu-ul. ordcriug him to lifttt‘t't'll’ out. uu- ‘l‘blrd natural. to Minute-i luau. I‘u.. lo lulu a brigade oi the IN" ‘ tbct'c not lutcr than .\buuiuy til-st. i‘ultuwl 'l'ylt-r said this uilt rtuum llml ll‘ i'tllllll Iml slut-i lib-l Will'll lllt' full meal would slitl‘l. but its wupiti lruvr us soon as traiislairtullou could ls‘ at ranged. ‘ v rose nnen. J Hill ri.\l.ll: i‘ltblu lib umltisull litiai. nil trot ii. A it" hurt W I. it acts lll’itlli'll. "HIM, luislttvts ulitl “Help. I‘hcup. N. I. lib-b. tltsniinrd, t‘otiu. scpi iii . lll'lllNfllttl h‘illl NAME —.I. it, Wheeler tillers lils ltiisitlt'fll. stuck and lliiltlrtm ll sold lit-lim- tit-plumber lbili. A. bargain ior sumo one it not sold will remove to No. l Killm‘t' uicuuc, about too icrt irmn ilti Wasitlusiou .lrtcl. titiutll Norwsill. t‘uttu still! til l-‘tilt Midi Nut-walk "and laundry. it good business opportunity iur ii HM" investment. Apply to it it. Ambler. Norwalk. stall lion “hm-A lies assortment oi the esteemed Pettner ilswtnoek at very rumble prises. loath Harwell lisrdwers ”my. lsnih mm ...........-...._....._ .. h - ‘4‘. no.“ N .\llSt‘El.l..\.\'l£ill'ii- Accommodetl ior two boarders (gents) i‘illl lip lied sub or without Imurd. 7 liauiurd\ lililt't‘, Hl‘llllllll lloor. filial 3h vuiuu 'l'lirti‘liiili. - ' J. A. liOl'llON For terms apply at till l'ruspoot ave- uuc. Nurwulk. i‘otiti. still ti _ . .-__ _... ._.. A l“llll'l'l‘ CLASH l.A|'NllllY~Wliii Lcc bus tipctlrtl a laundry at lb Wall slit-cl. Ntilwilllt. lltl‘ till “W M lcuutuy work. All work guaranteed. i-iiiiris. 7c: collars. W's; sill" waists. l'.'r. Mr. Lee has three launilrlss ll iiridgcport. where he dose a terns business. it. I. we»... tlrsdles or .........-.?.m'r” WA scat}? . . - . - ., . . I cum . .. -' .. ...... “We... "' ecl'c i'l't‘ltlllt'lii i barb-s litibcl‘is. ill the rifts-i ibut ilit- rtgimcut must l't'iii‘ll ‘ out bus tour booki- graded itir lltll‘ out-s tn urtiwtiup itilks. Int-h innit ciutriuiuu. tlcllgbliul. cupllvellll. i'ri-m mun it‘tllli rut coals up in ”no imp» loathe. each overlai- lug with happy illustrations. Trem- cndtius sellers Ntultlhg like theta. r‘tuir tutituhs' litmt'll hermit ior Hr crgt-iit- workc's. t‘rcdll elven. i‘vt-lghl paid. lliggost cmmleslttnn. tiuiilt with illtllllllitti of all Mr lltluln inc. tlend twt-lvu two real sum” lut- paying part only at the m ultme. limp till ll’llll and «less M .t liiiliilll with out cscluslvs Intel-p. lbw 'l'llt- Ndlltitisl Bill. M .luwsilt- imminent. (Slim m. liflul‘llll‘l‘ltiili iiN "‘l'lllll WWII“ til“ NliW .lliliiilit’. .\ppluatitiu was math- murder H tum-mot i'tiolit- ior llic was at a se- uulsiiiuu on "w gtircrntir M New M st-y tor the sum-tiller oi Albert I. II- sell. who is wanted list inbuilt, w it] by tile an M s irnutluisnt M at Willimsutitl Mama it. less. The men is under arrest in Jersey Olly», atom» William liiillloase oi the was. ilttiittitlc mitt-it firm lmlti in h .e pets and took lheill In Win“ Hi“ governor‘s signature. as i w s's‘fll1 ‘ 4. the t-vidcucc was not necessary. i w ' ”0‘. leaves wits and three children. 1 Judge Gregory said.. in disposing oi? “2&3”ng musing-econ: ll g: The injured: l the case. that he understood there wattI W W ‘ "1“ e... r’
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