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lulluiuirlui
The at, of Edgar Bouillon 'i‘ak-
es out eftbe River.
with llllEll lliill cult
lengerhsdlvldsnflynriwenhbn tn
mama to let—A
Mast-who had lads the
Whales-s.
“‘ng
same muons wnln. \
liltsenIoetp‘l‘ekePertln the Yacht
Club's Annual m
The annual watts of The Norwsik
Yacht club was sailed yesterday oi! the
club-house at Hickory ninth. in all
classes there were fifteen boats enter-
ed. Early in the day the steamer Me-
dea. Captain H. Rowland. started out
with a large party on board and fol-
lowed the boats around the court-e.
Music was to have been provided. but
the musicians struck for higher pay.
ss'one of themgwas injured. and would
have to get a substitute. Consequently
their services were dispensed with. He.
freshmenls were served by Harry
Hindlry.
Edger Boughton. a well-known char-
acter of South Norwslh. was foundi
drowned at 5 o'clock Sunday morning; The boats did not have an opportuv
in the water at the north end of rrits; all! to 813m any phenomenal speed.
0mg float. which abuts the Wash-i as there was scarcely a breath of wind
MM street mm" on the south. Thalia" they started. The summary fol-
lower portion of the body was underi '0'"!-
the lost. and the right hand grasped- ”up. (w
the top of the lion. Al though Bough- £ Sallie (inn r slilrt r‘in. limo lllilf;
to“ m ewuvmd to draw “mm". "illilikil’ilidfilili‘"““' soiled owr course
out of the water.
Jill AND MAINHAIL Cl. "is.
d
m.
sour?! NORWALK..OONN.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6.1898. ‘
new man scam. i
lilill IN l HillllFl.
llicbael Cook Expires of Heat
Prostrstloiiiil Employer's Barn.
ills ill Elnlld illuul.
linedatlupper'llnie. and. his Life.
le- Iody round when Isaroh was i
underarm—soups am i
m on the “root.
w—r—w place this Week. ‘
YEW"!!! was the m ill! on which | At Concord lilrcct a promotion took :
the phenomenal heat wave lingered on. [lilit‘f’ at once to rout-w lite kllitlorgur- i
l
loreed Museum. ’
All of the rooms of the new building .
at Franklin street. except two. are in 5
The High school will occupy the large ;
room. and the and hail of the recitation 1
room at Com-old street. This lllil'lll .
room has been sealed with twenty op- l
era chairs. with tablet recitation arms
for the taking of notes. etc. There are
registered iii the kindergarten of tilt-1
. l-‘rankiln street scholil ninety-two scho-
llars. and a forced promotion will takel
mm mm... nz'lllllllilfllli Hillililill..::‘f.”.‘$§;~::t‘fz.l
l
Fixisgtbc Responsibility for the
use. nmitlor sixteen class rooms in use; Crossing Calamity at Collars.
lisl ill nun lupus l5.”
l lnrled inba lternity While they were
Returning from a Picnic—(loudne-
tor Oongdon. of the Inter Oar.
Arrested
lily . Asstwiafed Press.)
Troy. N. Y., September ll—Coroner‘
welcome over this section. While its on room. whirl! bad il'incfy pupils. ‘ Tor-filer has Ilisun an lni'erll'sallou of
intensity was not quite as great as on
Saturday. a large number of m .mzlkos a model school room.
lions are reported. '
Michael Cook. aged fifty-Mt. alarm i
band employed by liorroll holler-tr. oi
oils street. died llidddltly.‘8|turdity af-
srbool library at the right of the hull.
my. There are laid rooms on each
'lllli)’ not rurvivc the day.
The new building at Franklin “W... ‘ the collision which occurred last night;
Intcriilgi between u... “plum.” afid Hudson; t-oulandcd by Major Fitch.
; at 1]“. main "out ”Mum... the “up..- i train and armor cur, lcslilling in tilt-l Th9 rcgiinenl Will 80 l0 Harlcm itlv-
litlclltlent's room is at left and the 1 “W 0' "ll" '0 “W5. Will! a view l0 “‘1‘ l "7’ H“ "*w Haven. and "0'" [hm-0‘1
. talloll. commanded by Lieutenant Col-z
3 one]
Lo'clocll; the second battalion. commcn-l
TWO CENTS.
ill M h “I". W ’ Anything and evorflhlfl
(“y “meme“ Pm“ . itilld‘li'tili’iiltdii‘l ..... I .
l‘snlp llavcil. l.'ilitcd Slates Arriiv tplick results will follow. .
l'osl, Niantlc. f‘onn.. September ti-Un-§ ~
less the . present plans inlscarry. thei
'l‘lllrl r lment. United States volun» ' .
‘ :7" leave 'thcir present camp‘WANTE“ A com tent girl for “y
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , crai housework“ in a family of‘folr.
ere for Lamp Mead, Middletown. lit.. l Apply 179 East avenue. Norwelk.
. d
..
N-..” ._-_....m
“wanna.
*
lNll‘fl.
tomorrow afternoon. The regiment! .0 8t
will leave on a special train in three; , N n l lrls.
”t' s, ch of tie three hilllllilonfii“A TED—Tm” rat-cites I
a“ ”m W I Swede. ililngarian or lrish. Apply .
constiluling a section. The first bat-
at Ol’ll‘fl: Also a situation on s ferns
for a firsl~class man. Apply 42 Wash-
Rogers. will leave about 2:30‘ lngton street. I.“
d
.\\'AN'I‘ED-ft‘irst-class bartender de-
sires position. Best of city referen-
ces. Address Bartender. Sentinel of- “
lice. II“
;' WANTED—Young man desires a post-
lion. city or country. as concluttnl or
not fill man on a first-clan piece.
dcd by Major Thayer. will leave as
soon after the first as possible, and
will be followed by the third battaliony
'ing the responsibility. Several of tile lake boots {0" JPI’SGY CRY. where llit')’; Address Useful. care It. with“;
‘ injured [mm] a very bad night and will board Pennsylvania. Central itali-l
Norwnik post-office.
I.“
The con-l road trains for Middletown.
W
ternoon. of spopiesy. brought on by'. flout. .
beat proetrstfon.
Ir. Cook bad been
' ' I n ' v . l
0n the second door the teachers room idutfor "‘ u" "Mi" “H‘- “ all” Long
The regiment will strike lcnls early: WANTED—immediately. a glfl ."
chamberlnsiti and waitress. Reten-
t'allill cilia-cantor ('lflnl.
’l‘ltepers'ons who made the discovery}
were Henry Wolf. of East Norwalll.l
and Henry Keeler. of Rfdgefleld. a!
brother of Justice George D. Keeler.‘
also of nut Norwalh. to. Wolf salted?
Afr. Keefer to walk across the bridge;
and notify the first officer he saw. He 1
then called the attention of Charles
Parmelee. Robert ill-Allister. James
Whitney and “Speeler” Smith. who
were in the South Norwalk Fish club‘s
headquarters. to the body. Otiicer
Pennington. was unified. and he in-
structed Charles W. Seymodur. of Sol-
mans' stable. to send for Medical Ex-
aminer Burke. The doctor being lli.«.
telephone messages were sent to Und-
ertaher D. W. Raymond and Dr. J. Mil-
ton Cobura. Assisted by Dr. Coburn.
outlier Pennington got the body out
from under the iioat. and permission.
was given to have it removed to L'u-
dertaker Raymond's rooms.
Mr. Boughton, for several‘ months.
had lin’d It the Norwalk aimshoute.
but would freqttently wander away.
and taite up his old quarters ‘in the
South Norwalii policeqstation. where
he had a lipnk and cared for the place
tor some time. succeeding the late Rot»
ort Bones.
Boluhton appeared in South Nor-
walk, last Saturday afternoon. and will
"Ayli
l' l A. l‘illmutlr, il 3'.
on it.
lillnltlli, ll Nb
ui'Ehl (31TH.
IdllleJ-n-H. Lyon. ‘ll‘Il 4-33 517
Daphne. “Jennings. fish .‘iill 52.3
UPI-IN CAN LBfool (Ins-l.
flotillfld. ll. chllts. If :t’. t In lit
H eliil. ll.l‘tlbliril. ii 1'. list Ill"-
tll )1)th \‘ltllrit-ivei'Jld‘t itli 4m
(lint-c. . iiylugton. ilzt'i up till
‘ t'ANill-Z YAWlM.
Kennett-gs. Ad'buxrmlr. it til :l Ill i if
'Hl‘xul’llf'.'r.Btllll'tlll‘lJl‘.“ fi'i lliif tlol
tlll‘. i..\\\'ltl'1.\'t3l~! Hill-l2“.
5mg:
52')
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:l I?)
l 3“
3; :hl iii
flillsii.
ltlltb. lit-Ni Fl)‘ltll.ll:t‘v :lm iii
Etlliiiu. u.l-2.lloiplrl. fill: 357 it:
iMIltllCE.
“Ml' lt.i'mu:ord.ll:l:. i:tl l-'tit
l’lil . Lt‘mufllrd, ital llld liul “lllhll.
in the evening a dance was held at
the club-house. a lllrgc number of the
members and friends of the organiza-
tioll participating. Weidenhammer
. furnished the music.
xenon DAY ON TEE warns
Idling ferties Cross the Iouad one
cruise Among the Islands.
Three excllrslons went out from
South Norwalll. yesterday. and all the
boots carried large crowds. 'l‘bc stea-
mer lieilc Horton looll nearly five hun-
dred people from South Norwaik to Co-
ncy island. and the steamers Harlem
and John Sylvester took fully at thous-
and Dsnbury people to North Beach.
While waiting for the boat to start a
colored man from Dililbury interested
Illlc. crowd by having a heated argu-
l nlcnt wilb a white man on the wharf.
Among the numerous parties that cil-
Joyed yesterday upon the sound was one
of about ciullfy oil the Nina ltowlaiill.
The start was made from Gregory‘s
seen by (,‘onstehle Goodwin. at 1:10
o'clock Sunday morning. coming out of
the lockup. Five minutes later Officer
Pennington met him at the corner of
Washington and Water streets. and
asked him where he was going. iiough-
baylna. and at noon went into the harm it at» llil' left and um i'cl'ilztliolt room
for It MD. boll. tborotubiy tired outs. of the right oi the entrance. All lflc
He did not return to the house for sup- ‘ primary grades are on the first floor.
per. and a search of the premises was and only two class rooms are local-til
'on the third floor. f
made. He was found In the hayloft 0‘ . A new clttrunot- bils lit-cu :u‘ruligcd ‘
the mm' MN“ been den (or ”nut nut lllc sllulhwwf corner of the school.
hours. The body who taken to the I'll- . to accommodati- thc girls. so that tilcy
idence of his son. Hugh Cook. in a"... will not liavc to go around in front. .
bor avenue Altother brother new." The two vacant rooms on the swolld
' r
‘ floor. with the adjacent rct-ilmion
Look. and a “mm Mrs. John Henley. i rooms. have been planned for tho trails-
Burv‘ve' The “mom VIII he" mm 8“. fcr of llll‘ lilitb tlillool to tile Pronto
Marys church at 9 o'clock this morning. ' lin sin-ct building lil'ltl year. which
Joseph lirown, altardener of Rolou will be lit-closely when the primary
"in. was overcome by the heat. Sat-,“n'l grammar ul'sdcs will be tilll-d.
\ Miss tiracc lllllldc lil'oiisolmlf llridizc-
urdny afternoon. under the railroailtpmm ”W nm instructor m physical
bridge, at South "5 and wasmnuoniculluru. will tum! lill' Soiilll Norwlllk
streets. where he fell exhausted on the iu-uchci-s 'l‘llursdsly afternoon. ill lllc.
sldqlfi‘nlk' Chill! 0' pom... \'0llll10l‘.‘ Franklin stl'cci school. illit’l' llo- closc‘
Dr. F. W. Harmer and others went to “Uh“ 5"“mn‘
h“ a~slstunc~ D l \i “n u was l‘llls afternoon all the teacher: rc-
‘ ' ‘L r. “ f ' ‘ 9 turned to llllll' various clllr‘s roollts mi
soul for and succeeded in somewhat ”mum... "um“... out m” “Sm “mm.“
reviving Mr. Brown with the aid of ice organization lurk. l‘it' , but onion. in.
brought by l'aptain of Police til.ill-'lllc llflt'llrit' but: the scholars \tl‘i‘i‘ til..-
stone. Later he was taken home ill a,"""‘"'“ “l “0”"
carriage. accompanied by Frank i’ar-" '
her. the blacksmith.
18m NO IPIDEIXO. ’
:Dr. use; “unmanned“ Oopei
with Fest at Cam's 'lhotl‘. '
lily A-‘Sm'lillf'li l'rrus.)
. le Yolk. St-illl’lllllt'i‘
licilcrul Hit-robrri: i‘illlllltlll‘ll
m was want. my.
At the Thirty IsoondAnnnel Encamp:
ment of the Grand Army.
lily Associltlcti i'rcss.)
(‘lllcinltuiL rll-plculbcr ll 'i‘iic llllil_\
,l-l-mld fililllllll t'lil'iilflllllfllll of tho it
.A. it. is it slicctlirl; ill vlcdrll so for ilrl
.lllctuluiii-c is miiwriit-d. 'l'iu- urrituls
it ~» Sinai-oil
ills lil‘
g tiliu ‘
llilroiiull lllc llll.~.llli\ and cavalry l.lillp.~
.~p.~ctiilil of lllc lump today.
illt' again said lu- l'lfl'l'tl ilo i-pidciu‘u-
from typhoid. null ibul lb.- only iiullccl
was it spread of lil;il.irl:il fctcl'. Iii
ton replied that he was taking a short
Point. and lilt‘ sloop was towed outside
walk. as it was so hot he could not lot the islands by the Medea. A land-l
sleep. The officer told him he had bel- ling was made at Locust Grove. where
ter go back to the lockup and not llc'dsuciug liild bathing were enjoyed by
wandering around. The probablfilieslvomc. while Otlltl'll half their “pictures
are. however.“ that Boilghlon was hull-Hook." 'l‘he steamboat pier at South"
gry. as when he was found all of his Sol-walk was reached at about lozail‘
pockets were filled with clams. o'clock last night. That the day was
The deceased was an engineer and a‘
yctllcrduy surpllsicd expectations
ul-ll us Sunday; blil llt'llll’l' llll‘ th'lll_\"
lin’
Slri'libcru sold fit our of llll‘ opiuiou
lino lllt‘ summit,» would ln- did.- in cup
’oiic tillfl‘ti \vcrc ill'cil ill Hillll'ln'l' today.
ill l‘lliup Sitcruuill. lill' ill-pols
crowdul with iuorc ilrlivubi. 'l‘flt- atpc-
l'lill lrllills arrived fullfcr lllilll tilt-y
could be lluiillit-ll ill the lcrillillui ill till...
“'I‘Hl
\tllll Ibis. 'l‘llu hlii‘gitlli lli'llt‘litl .xtlil
iic Willi picuscd Mill \tlltlf llc saw of lllc
i'.flli|i. , '
There were lltc ill-tillllt during
night and this luoruliul.
'l‘lll‘i't‘ are only Mil llll‘ll ill lftc itcot ldl
lllt
number of' years ago worked in Philip,
deipltls. He was about fifty-five years;
of age. A brother. George. resides in‘
Danbury.
IAOIAWDAOO’mli
tin-her Johnlenselenghly IsudledI
is leddse’s lerweth Inloon.
A fracas which will undoubtedly be
aired la the courts occurred in John
lfltdden's saloon. last night.
The trouble dates back to it dltlltarce-
flu-ill Edward Brennan. lllc bartvudtr.
bad with John Jones. it iioulti Norwitill
lllllillllt-l‘. at tiregwy's Point in the al-
li-l‘uoon. when Jones illl'llt‘lt iirciiilan.
Jones went uptown lust lllabt to visit body of l'ulrfcil ”Mom was found ill ”I“. W".
lilc "itllllt‘ll saloon. and. it ll said. will- i Harbor brook "l ”V" bu” l" 5 o'clock l lililli)’ the naval volt-rolls Wi'i‘l'
one of pleasure to all was clearly shown
by the gafclyof those participating.
Comptroller B. P. Mead and family.
ll. l". Waters and family. Mrs. John
Cashew. lair. Reynolds. and C. A. Havi-
iinnd “my“, a sail to 1008 island ycii- llllloll biid been provided. l‘.tlup rllicr—
day. on the idn May.
A party of twenty-five south Norwaill
men went on the yacht lavlnla. fart
lluturday night to Long island. and re-
mained until Sunday night. The men
report it delightful time.
301' ll A I IOOI.
Petr-lob O'Iers. of Ieriden. l‘ouad
Drowned in dis lnchoe of Water.
lily Millwllilod Prose.)
Merliicll. l‘onil.. lit-piember llv—‘l‘hc
curly 'ltllll'll llllll liic l'llrlll i'tilllllllllll so‘iiospiliil today. “lillll in at low llttill‘c
illiul liltcr ll‘uiits \vcrc I‘llllllh'il m (lump 'l‘llci'i- have “01'" litany fllrloiilliln' and
l . _ .
‘Slllrillau and olilcr suburban poiim “W” """‘“'f"‘"""‘ "‘“" “m" "“m"
Illlil’ .unvillcsl-clll wards
. ‘l'llcro un-
bivflcrc tort-cl curl-l and “Niki lrullrilcr- Willlitlll ”mm.” ”H” lllllilli‘ d "M
l-lly min in tho llllrplllll ifl't' fluid" with ‘
typhoid. .
tlfli- liliuilrcil llll‘li ll'll l"l!ll|t on iiir
illoruillil ll’lllll today on lurimmll.
l“ll|l'l‘ll typhoid path-uni Wt‘l't' ltlltt‘li
to New lsilltloil oll llll‘ lfiti l‘rtnoi bo.ll
$lllllll with its lcllt capacity of irt.lloo, is
well fitted. as well all the small camps.
bill ”to coiimlfllct- oil llllltl‘ll'l‘rt has pm- '
\llll'll ample room for the visuals lll
illl'll‘tllt' rwidcuclvs and allow plat-cit "ml in...“
, This was lilivlil d.ly. uud loillorrow 'l‘llc Efublb liltio voluulluiu wore iol
‘N mm). "M. to I... followed on tum”, ‘llillt' rillfl'lt'll from lump for Columbus.
. lily by illl‘ p-"lcc Jubilee. 'l‘lic liilfloltill
iliwul uswclatlou grove it grand parade
ollllll lilorllliiil. 'l'oluorrow morning tllc roam...“ 1...". mm gag are sick.
ii. A. it. illi-ii givc till-fr lllliludl purullc,'
idllll oll 'l‘bul'sliily ”to civil- luld lotion» l
iiili- occurs. Alli-v llii- pitt'liili"
flllirli
WW...“ I I
luau on the rose; in Americas
II" 0' A “OI "Mill. 6
l
. nor in ‘i‘botnas tialoney. of Itullnliil. ll.
.don has been itrrcnlrlii.
Lolllcial list of the dead.
fallirc. iill ll‘lllll l‘ohocs.
. "“3 “in” a“ hour. :(‘ilnlp liavcn Thursday.
The coroner
i
James 'l‘clnplc. Lolisingburg. l
tomorrow morning. and by noon every-.
thing should be rcsdy for the long ride,
' this morning gave the following as an Each company will be allowed two.
ant-es required. Apply at 69 West
street. South Norwalk. out
passenger turn and one-half of if bait-i
angc car. The marl-ll in llll' Niaiillc
... “mm..-”
1‘0 Lat-r. ‘ ._
. . . . , _ _ ldcpot will be made in heavy inurciilllir9 m
hillit built. hillhflli Burnt-y, Mrs. . orders. While “n mm“ the regiment 'I‘O l.E'l‘-ls)wcr floor of 5 rooms. No. 7
Jollii l‘ravcn. Miss Kiltic l‘ravl-ll. Miss
Winnie Craven. Joilil 'l‘ininions. Jos-
scpll Scan. Archie (fitttmpolix. Mrs. it'll-l
lza “pan-0y. Mrs. Ellen Shaw. Mm} l~‘lli'lll llll‘ lime lll'al‘lll‘lllfi ill). the ticc-1 'I‘O l.E'l‘-—-Two furnished rooms. ones
Alice Silli‘llflt‘. .urt. Jalic Taylor, \vil!
l‘lum Dodge and Miss Emma Dolby»
a
.. , .; l
llit- nteldclit 0(‘l'lil‘t'li' ill .zoh p. m..i
. at the end of the lAlnrliiigburgb bridge.
ill (.‘Ullot'ri ’l'llc liluc line motor car
trucks cross those of the Delaware itild
"llllrmll at right angles. and when the
collision occurred lilt‘ railroad train. a.
heavy one. was running at a speed ofi
When the locomotive strut-ll lhc lllll-‘
for car. the later was picked up and}
buried tbirly or forty feel from the
tracks. Abolll forty pasticligi'rs were.
on the car and bill olic t'at‘illit‘il injury.1
so far us can be learned.
l'.lr was struck just forward of the cell-
or and the passengers were buried
tor sew-rill rods away. The scene was
an awful one when the train was
brouilhl to .l standstill. ’l‘wo horribly
mangled bodies were on the locomotive
pilot and the victims were lying scal-
lcri-ii about the tracks in every dirt-c-
iiou. 'i‘bl- wrccllcd car was cut in
two.
(‘oillfllclor (‘ongdolu of the motor
c.ll'. who was at the crossing was not
injured. The Motorullln Wlliliiul
‘ Windsor. had his loll brolicn llllil died
about in o'clock. Ten of tho ||ii§nt‘||- ..
L'I‘l'rl ol ibc lli-lifli'il t'lll‘. \\‘llll‘li “.lr- i'c ' ”l" id” ""1" i" ”W
'l‘lli‘ motor :
will be supplied with canned goods. hot
coffee and hard luck. as f‘lllliillri. i
This morning the first battalion
Seymour place. South Norwalk. All.
ply on premises. 1 3t
olld battalion Weill off on :i illitrcli to
l-‘laiiilera, it distance of about ilvel
tlilics. and the third battalion had their
large front room. Terms reasonable.
No. 21 Washington street. ' all St
regular drills.
(‘oloncl Morgan. atoislam quarter-3
rilaslcr fll'nt‘l‘fli. lills lliorllllilr reccit'ctl
:l iit‘fllalf‘h front ('olonei llllrdctl. com-I
mandililt the First rcgiiucnt. (‘onnecli-'
! T0 LET~ Lower llflll of house. No. 11
illlvilaild street. seven rooms. Ap-
ply Rccll iliivilulld. (lid Well Hotel.
I33!
l
i-ot volunteers. of Dunn Loring. \':l...'l‘(l l.l£'l‘—-Aparlnicuts in block in
stilling that the First regiment would}
leave llilnn Luring for Ninulic tumor-i
row afternoon. and should arrive at
NOBHAL SCHOOLS REOPEN.
New Britain has n Glass of 125 and
wiiltmsntlc one of Av. rdtr' Sci: 2
Non lll'lllllll. Ht'lllt'lillit'i ii 'l‘llc Sililc ;
iXoriiuil School luriilllcil llll' term ill 9
lo‘clock this morning. and :l low hours
lam-r Principal \\'llilc lllllllllllll't'll llllll
'l'liis ,
humor I
'l‘licrc are scr- l
mu oiilrilitco class llillubcrml i‘.’.'l.
is on t‘Xll‘il lill",'." cluuwmuch
limit was lllllll'lllitliil.
Office.)
'I'
North Main street. 88. 88. '10.
Pleasant rooms. fronting on street.
all improvements. Rent free until
October 1 lo desirable tennntll. For
lber information. inquire of J. in".
llibbie. 149 Washington street l
s!
\.'w.
'l‘ti Li-l'l‘ House of six rooms and bath
room. furnace and all improvementl.
Address. l‘. 'l‘. llnwllllifl. 2 8t. Jollll
avenue. East Norwslk. all
0 l.i-:'l‘~-Six rooms. Music Hall block.
suitable for offices: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. 0
Arch street: collage. 29 Woodward
avenue. llolllln‘. till Woodward "0|th
E. A. Woodward.
illilil llit‘ll lilli'lll-ls ill llll‘ school this“
~. -. .....-...... .s—e... cumin"
'l‘o i.l:'l‘—~.-'tpnrtnmnts in the brick
block on Leopard street: also four
rooms ill It: Water street. rent .8 ll
llllllllli. lduqulrc of Charles 1‘. fan-
itrd. Nolwnlk. not:
Emir, 'i'll‘ llflfllt part of ibi- day who
Lulvcll up lo illudlllZJllilll. iti-i-ilzliinn.:<
i
will coulmollw lllllllll’l‘llw.
\\'illl:i:illlii.. l‘l.ilil.. Sl‘llli‘llllri' i‘.
l
Slain Normal '
.1 1‘0 LET—Alla
lllrnlllii lo l'olloes front the Labor Ilny I ~I'lllilll in this city opopcil ioduy. l'l'iii—
picnic at Youllgu' grovc. lollllriilllllilll‘flll.
wort- llfllcd outright. uild livi-
died within illl hour.
otllcrs .
V'IION‘I‘ ILIO‘I'IOII. I
Voting is Light and there is Little ln- '
tenet let the Contests.
lily itssltt'llilcd i’rcsn.)
llllltilwlicr. \‘l.. .‘lt‘lIlt'llillt'i‘ lim'l‘hi-
llit‘llllllil ~llllc .tud l'lllllfl'l'nhltlllill t‘il‘l"
flops zirc bciiul lu-ld in Vermont today.
ill-pui'ln l't‘t‘t‘l\lll up to noon suit-- that
the ruling is liltill. and illill wilii liu»
tut-option ltf cuttfc-ls Ult‘r illi- l‘llllll‘t‘ of
riplcseillulltcr in it iiuiuI-t-r ol towns
lint-re wan apparently fillie litiof'ciil. it
‘is estimated that the Republican lllllll'l
llllli llit')‘ .“d uu] “.1 "wily. “Willfl ‘0 fl lit’kl‘l. llt'i‘llfll by Ellwatd l'. “Illliill;
i iiiinliitilrrulalidlilll to NW lullilcr of lruo- . Mil bu tll't'll'll by u tilllllllllllllil ilulioi~ ;
Ilmrlnllilll. 'l‘llcrc arr l.ii;ll turn of tho f up although it... "“puhHfl") 1W..." itl‘lliNl-ubl l-‘nlf Midi: .I. If Will-elev-
crpccl it much lighter vole than two
ycllrll ago. when candidates for prowl-l
ilvlil were vol-ll for.
The flcuiocrallc candidalc for gover-
cip.ll lit‘tllfll‘ l', l‘lloi-iliv s..y.~ lip- tidal:
bill be illllllll liit' :lvi-i'uui- silo. u'illl'
pin-slid) :l nilplll ilil-rcnso.
SANDY Illlillt' i‘nl'llrlli: AGREED
l‘l‘ON.
lily Associated Press)
i NM“ \‘ui'll. t-lt-plt-ulllcr i‘. M ii mull-r
‘ 'llii' llt'llll't'll lilo l‘llilill’llui' i‘lliillllllltt‘
of fur liilyill l‘lnlil Yiliill club and "it
i'IIII l‘tllllllllllm' of the NM Yul-ll \‘tlclll
club utility, llli- Hillill)‘ llotlk rollrm- \l‘ilrl
‘ itlll' ii upon.
it l""ll
i
‘ilp- Ni-upori lnlli‘sc W47.“
iitltl l'itiiv‘lt Till' I'tllllllllllllh' for ill.
I'uiv initc bu ll .lui‘icll lipoll llliil \iill luv
i.llllllll til i o'clock tllfvl ullrillnnll
FOR III-l.
l
offers his business. t-focil liiiil llklllrcli
If sold before til-pil-mitor llllh. A
. intruuiil for Mllllt' onc. if not sold
will l'clllovc iii IVii. l Kcyuur itVi-illlo.
about loo loci from fill Washington
ulrct-l. tioulli Nol’wulk. Colin.
... ”won-s..—
rlmentil- of live rooms
tlrtu floor. 8 and to 'f‘ofies street. ilrlt
clues tlrdl‘i‘. Apply to John ll.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwalh; ittf
1‘0 RENT—House tor one or tIO M
files at iii Academy street.
to T. 8. Osborn. I. Iflll It";
Norwslk. alltf
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To l.i-:'l‘-0tllce in the second floor of
The Boilllltcl building. Apply ht
'l‘he ScnlInel oflce. .
'ro LET-Pint and second story rear
apartuleuts over Olsen shoe store.
Il‘oor rooms each. item {I end Oi.
lllllbi healed. llitllteil and cm
For further rutrtlculsrs inquire at the
office of the Old Well DUI! .0...
till wit-illusion street.
. MlIClI-LINIOU‘
m
”All LEVI. the boot and shoe dell”.
hull mIIVtit‘ front "id to l" M
Worthington street. where he will do"
liuui- ills lllllllllt'lll ill furntdrly. I
move because I do not cure to I“.
llcorgo Keefer as a landlord. HI!
"lire. lfc lllid no sooner culerelf titel IN» morning. There is a dilution till
place than several of "woman‘s friclld- [ l0 \l‘llclllcr dcslh remllcii from a shot-ill
bitched lltlu him. and u free fluid in 3‘" ‘ “ll" '“lm‘ Wt" iii" rill “MW "'3
stud. water at the spot where the body weal
officer Norchousl- ltcal'tl sounds of llic: 'WM- “WW Willi ii lice» cut on fuel
til-lililc and started iuto tlll‘ NIN' lo lu- Ml" 0' M" "Will O'Mt‘flt We» about:
on lllt'llllllltlttlll to l‘oucy Island. it
round
' MWy-Imnuetmtnowa. lll predicted that the Democrats will
Mn“ lu-vl. shoe dealer. still It
left lllllt'lt up llil' (this flow. 'l‘flc li-.l- 5 lily Arms-billet Press.)
“m... ..r u... duy n'crc lllc rmmionuu.‘ lieu l‘ruucf-«u. lb-plculher ti—‘f‘he
militate and odor reunions. 'i‘fll-rc strainer l‘ortland lust arrived from it.
were demonstrations on the arrival ill . Michal-i with slulul one million and a
vcluuulc. tie attempted o enlcr ll)"
llllt' Illlt' door ill lliver slrccl. when lili 1
tumhpt was made to illttlll the door lll
Illsl illl'~. The glass was brolivu out lll
llli scuffle. but the ulcer forced his
way in. Mr found lfrentian and Illin-
lcl Ian-um trying to punch Jones. who
- Will bciioi held by the mob lit a «wow
s
of it little side roam.
Jeni-i finally made his «cape and
piilusto all Int larch-ll the aperture
ill the l t inside by the broken allies.
culllils his round bill ewspliig other in-
iurl llilll'rr ltorehooec placed film ulo
tier ltl‘fllll lie was quickly released on
bonds until this mention
The mil-e. is the meantime. investi-
gated the case and a further adiourio
elem was taken until Thursday after.
noon at 1 o'clock.
. lllll. lllAAfl'l l'A'l'illllt llnAil.
lira. Herald ll. Beard. ot (tuition llill
street. received a telegram lllll Morn.
lng epprieing her of the death of lief
fatfm ill his borne in Minneapolis,
him. Illa left at can for that city.
Ir. beard mung her as tar as Mello- a Inelnliel' of the theatrical pru- this evening and take charge at the re-
New York. .
ftlriyvelghl your: old and lived here for
twenty-five years. lie was a molder at
this l‘hepmsn works.
fif'l‘ till. HIthI' 0N Till HAND.
As Hush ills». of last sveaue. was
coating out of J. l. lensdict's sews
slore. Isturilail evening. a biseh deg
film“ at Mn “N bit hint on tile “.6. “drill“! and Ollll‘l’lt. The W. it. t‘. ult-
ite followed the ties lip loin WM and
captured it near Thane- Ward's bat
store. He called upon Older lfore-
bollsetolillftliedegiliet ”Ml.
demand. the owner. caste up. Alli-l
a short conference ltr. Raymond was
elloweil to tehe the dog bottle.
lilM'l‘ll lll‘ AL. HORN.
l' 'i‘ymlllll. ill 20 l‘omu-cticlit livi-lliic.
died in New York city. this niornfus.
The "mill"! will be brought to Nor.
slits leumrrow morning‘sl ll o'clock
for burial in tho- fablfly vault In lilo
Norwslit i'rmefery. Mr. lilo-u tint-o liv-
ed lll Nul‘WIlll. Aficr leaving hire he
fusion.
. l t . ‘ . I i l ‘ I
M \tllil oipurluilill ionlutulldlis and till M" dollars worth M ION dual
l , .
unvci'uoi's and their staffs. 'lilc l-itl- 1 ,
sills also loluferl-il l‘t‘t'lplltllll in Hull “““i‘l‘i “Will“ “ll lion‘s of lhc
ilililudcrdli-clllci lluldll. ltcui‘ AiItliritl
ilwflyl Mrs. ti. J. Martin. lil‘clltltllll of.
ellc W. it. Hi hll's. l"llll‘ll llllvy. lucid-l
lilili ill the Ladies of the ii. A. it:
hire. .iclllllc lsiirll. prcsllliiill of the rut-
.liiiiml ioomciulloil liillfcli'of the naval
bank of Commerce. and three WW
for tile Afsslta commercial company.
tltl'll boa weighing over 250 mtltlllll‘.
The lucky luiseru nu Imard were low.
l‘llilrlts Anderson. John Lee. It. Nel-
. lulu. William filling and tastes ltehliii-
.tfllfilu l'lllllllllllvt'. lllti illi‘lli'ilil'll of All. . In“. being “mm. ”m fortunate mm
dot-soilvlllo prinou profs-rt)". flo- diri-c- Anderson is “m to h". cleared “ll
lore of tile lluliollltl clll‘ltlt ltitil llltt ltll- .tllldlllll. lit“ “mu...“ brought It."
”Will WWW" “w" l" ""‘l‘m “Mn" of it lirli sirlktt oil the l'tlkoit lit Mlle
“T‘f‘f' , I'lliI li-rrllor . 'l'llo lltltlll wulorn ill
illtA'l‘ll (ii A (MAIdllMAN. lkmflm ,W.’.,.....,... n... H...
iffy AW‘llttlll PN‘III-l myuiuut is about illilo’ infirm from
Now "even. l‘ouu. Heplemlwr ll "no the Mouth of the token and is about
will ll. lienlll. it number of file lliiiitl ““0 "ill“ "l “Wm
-
t
. Albcrl I' liorn. artilulsnu of Mrs A. riilulur cavalry. lib-ii ill the New liu— tit-:tll'ilillIf'lllll‘l‘bl' tal'MtAN'l‘lNllll
\Ill litiiipllitl. this morning. of typhoid
pneumonia. lie was iii the third group
of nitlt soiliicrll which rcachml the hos.
pital August ill. ills home was in
.rlnillli llsdicy l‘ailu. Melts. llelltllvoe
. wcle notified and are reinstall to arrive
iliy Associated Press.)
.Vb-lniilllr. 'l‘i nu. ill-picnibcr ii
llliillll'tll Holiday nlslii. Memphis
lullriiuliul-tl liaultittl llll' world. That
ill. on pullsciigrru will be allowed to
leave trains bore. lilollsll they may pain
3liit'tlligh. if so ticlillcil. Iii closed l-ooclh
gee. Freight stoves ill usual.
As all-
line
‘0
int-Ins.
and l
Itof clccl over twenty-five l‘tllll‘llscllllt-f
live.- out of :lil. Out of the thirty lltlii'l
More the ltepublfcaus expect to him}
lull but two. if. indeed. they do not
l have u solid ilenliie. the lento lot iii the
mist few years. ‘
t'ougrlmuinsil flower- and lirout are
lift“ 1 sure u, ”mum. hy up. usual majorities
l'itlllll llivlsl beloliallig lo the l‘susdleu; in their Wewd'llt’o districts.
The
weather is generally fair tlirooglioul
the state.
"a. .... ,..., 00‘.
ANlliAl~ GERMAN Allitiiililhl lN'l‘.
lily its-twisted l'resn
London. ll- piciulwr l‘t
llfilt‘llt' lltltl illltrilooil says it has l'oftl'
pl l-- lolllirnlulloil of llu- existence of
ill .\llfllll<lli'fllliltl ilIl‘l‘t'lIll'lll. which in
umioly i‘tlllllliti’i ‘..ll. bill which l-rmiilcr
l lot-ls for lhl- llillililliiciil of all illlll-
l‘lillll‘ti rcgnrdlilu lt-rt'ltorllll
lit all parts of the world.
NflW murmurs PAill.
lily Associated Press.)
New Milford. t'oilll. llapioluls-r ll~~
‘ilio twentieth unilliul fair til the New
Milford Agricultural iii-ulciaflon. opem
ml fodltl‘. and will continue for three
day. The attendance was large for
life opening day. which was lit'VlllMl lo
the exhibition of lim- cittlie. tiller-p and
swine. fin this. and each slicceediitk
day of the fair there will be hom‘
m.
The Poll Mull
l|lli nilltllc .
l‘lllt liltldd—d‘ilclip for l'illIll. tllw No.
to "llt'lillllll' but walcrvlleluor ill
lioml collllllioft. Capable of hunting
llllil runnlua fret t-lm-h ,‘wulcr
pits-s. Apply to W . Wlirtlsfiiil
\l’cst avenue. N31"
l
Hill Mid-l i'nlillf lib liullutulll innit,
'.’Jl ltd-l. ii. A 1:“ tool W |., VII new
lilo-luvs. t‘lltlcli. lltltlltl'lii ltliii slilit‘rla
l'llitip. N. I. lllcll. illulufoilf, l‘mlii.
Fli'll ill
lv'illt il.\i.il~iliorwslll llllnd laundry.
if utmd business opportunity for :-
sluail illvl-lilineni. Apply to it'. if.
Ambler. Norwslh. mu
roll lAlJl —A lite assortment oi the
celebrated Peliaer llemelocb at very
reasonable prices. loath Norwsib
llerdwsre convent. loath Norwe‘llk‘
LOI‘I‘.
W
llill’l‘r Monday evenlila. at the Nor-
wulll Vill'hl I'lllll. ll st-iiilemuu‘s pulv-
ltel book committing money and via-
lung cur-ls. Thought to have been
left in tile drmlna room Finder.
will be rewarded by returning same
i is to West stease.‘
.... ......... M
VIOLIN TEACHER ‘
J. A. “OM".
l-‘or terms apply at II are-
nue. Norwalit. Conn. “l“!
A l‘llll'l'l‘ ”All! IiAllNllflvr'm
Inc has opened a laundry at it Well
street. Not-walk. for all blade of
laundry worll. All work guaranteed.
shirts. 'lc: collars. Win; shirt waists.
2c. lllr l."- hss three lsusdrtea in
liridueport. where he does I hm
business. a! in ~
lillldl'l'l‘llllll WAN‘I'llllwisellw er
Itllllltmt'n for not campaign I.“ R
.liwouilc booke for file holldlfl.M
H‘l has four but” undid for "it”
one» to grownup fulfill. “all h“
cburmiuiv. ill-llghifill. onpiltltlll.
i'riccs rattan from M cents I. to
who. large books. each MM'
lug with happy Illustrations. Trou-
enduun sellers. Nothing like M
l'mlr months‘ golden In"!!! M ‘-
rraelic worilcrs. Credit IIM
Frillslli paid. lllggeut cmteleslene.
atom with samples of all tour has“
"no. fiend twelve two ml W
for pnylrm purl only of tits use:
llllmc. lirop all trash and wiser
n illtmih with out reclusive 3W
lies The National nook m .
Janelle Wt, Chine. ‘ ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler