i
ll
““ uni
Lastllgkt a rants One for si-
till Iiilitllli WERE“.
”momma-eta.
eta-rm by a m
.mwhol'issdatthsllsr'
he III-t7
Last night was a fetal one to bicy-
cles left on the streets in South Nor-
walk. no less than three wheels being
stolen early in the evening. .
The first victim was Paul Hashim.
who had left his bicycle in front oi Carl
Schenb's. and found that it had Men
taken shortly before 10 o'clock. lie no-
tified the police at once. and Captain of
Police Gladstone located the wheel _a
short time afterward in Marshall street.
where the thief. evidently fearing de-
lection. had abandoned it.
. When llblrt W. Pitch. a member of
the Twin City Wheelmen. left the club
rooms at about 10:80 o'clock. he discov-
ered that his bicycle. left standing be-
side the curb. was gone.‘ lie notified
the ulcers. and telephone messages
were sent to the neighboring cltlee
Early this morning a Britteport police
oncer saw a 'men_ ri'dlng thromh that
city. and started in pursuit. The man
jumped from the wheel and ran. The
oflccr secured the machine. and fired
a shot from his revolver at theman.
. but could not tell whether it took ef-
fectcnr not. as the fellow did not stop.
The wheel was identified as belonging
to hfr. Fitch.
Someone forced open the basement
door of Iuikley h Wheeler's bicycle cs~
tebllshlnent in South Main street. last
night. and going up the stairs inside.
entered the store. The only article
missed thus farts a Crawford bicycle.
A search is being made for it.
A desk owned by Conrad Bards was
broken open. hilt nothing was stolen.
although a lap inside had evidently
been used_ by the thief. ‘
"I won M? 20 "LY.
lorwelhlnldiars will has Through
this city Whiter-econ.
Nlantic. 8ep;enibcr ii.
I iicatlnel: The boys have one more
'cytlssisfteathsStrests. .
i
i
mannerisms.
“mmhe Ineaway
' eerie-at en the males.
John leOarthy. the chef at Cl. 1'.
Austin's rastanrent at Norwelit. bad a
narrow escape from serious injury. lest
agening. threat: a runaway accident.
dir. licCarthy stem to drive to
Darlen. and passing through the pieée‘
of road where the grading is in prog-
ress on the Connecticut turnpike, the
wheels of the carriage slid over into a
ditch. upsetting the turnout and throw-
ing Ir. McCarthy out.
The horse took fright end ran wrec-
king the carriage. The horse was cap-
tured later near Darlen.
Ir. CoCarthy wee picked up in e
semi-conscious state end assisted to
[teasers road house. where he recover-
ed end was later taken home.
The road was not properly lighted.
lir. McCarthy says. end a suit for dam-
ages will result.
semen 00 sea-ear.
One tiehadnp by captain Gladstone
old the Other by Herryjheidon.
Two children were reported missing
last night.
One of them. the three-year-old
daughter of Thomas Lambert. of Cedar
street. was found by Captain of Police
Gladstone. and sent home.
The other‘child was George Tobey.
aged three years, the son of Frederick
Tobey. of Reynolds street, East Nor-
walk. He was found in ilsvilund
street by Harry Sheldon, who took him
in, gave the boy a supper. and tllcli
iseat word to ills parents. who sent the
|boy's cousin after him.
TROLLIY 0! I'll mu.
Diractorsofthslorwalk Itrset Iail
way Oonslder the Petition.
The directors of the Norwalk Street
linilway company held a meeting yes-
terday afternoon and considered the pe-
tition of The Hill residents of South
Norwalk for an extension of the com-
party's line. No definite conclusion was
arrived at. and the matter will be fur
ther considered. When the line is built
to ltoton Point in the spring it is prob
able that the extension on The lilll will
also be made.‘
The directors also discussed the pro-
posetl extension to ltoton Point.
SPEAK ONLY lit00li iii" THE DEAD.
To Editor of Sentinel: "liialtll While
Sicatlng Clams" was the llt'llillilli in thc
Convention Delegates Chosen in the
‘ Monti Voting District.
Ill “IE not Politics.
M
rcrtslitesillsimthelarifasdnslsge-
tiee,hut!.ounsbnrylaniayitis
anlvsn Thing-dell for the
“only Convention.
The caucus of the Democrats of the
Second Voting District to nominate
was held in Artemiiall. last night.
Only fifteen voters were present the
weather doubtless keeping many away.
A. Blanchard was chairman and Royal
L. Raymond secretary.
Following the reading of the call. a
motion was made by R. H. Golden.
that the secretary cast one ballot for J.
Donovan. A. Blanchard and Leo Davis
as delegates to the state convention.
Carried.
A moion by Edward Barrett that the
secretary cast one ballot for Charles G.
ilohannan. George S. Trowhridge and
William H. Smith. as delegates to the
.Congressmnel convention also prevail-
ed. ' :
The delegates to the senatorial con-
vention. on motion of M- J. Mchrney.
composed of John J. Cuneo. Rufus J.
Smith and John W. Wehle.
Edward Barrett. D. W. tierford and
it. 1.. Raymond. were. on motion of
John McMahon. selected as delegates to
the County Convention.
On motion of Rufus J. Smith. the
delegates to the Probate convention
will be M. J. Mt-Nernoy. John Murphy.
Sn. and Josephw Davis.
The delegates were empowered to so
let alternates if it should prove im—
possible for theta to attend.
Commenting ill the circular tssttcd in
the interest of John Addison l'orter in
reference to good government. ctc.. the
Mitldlctown Penny Press says that tit-n-
ator Yinal and Representative Briana
had each received a copy of llll‘ lircu~
ln'. One who flail received :t copy had
stated to its reporter “that Willi" be was
‘uot see first It rcsicd with .lohll Addt
:son l’ortcr any luorc than with many
lather good iilt'll in tho stair. ilc pro»
Jdictcd the defeat of Mr. Porter it. the
day to my here. as transportation llrlsf Norwnik Hour of tlio death of poor. dc- Wmlt'ur and harm! his opinion on a carc-
lformed Eilgar lioughton. one who God
Como"! Bcodeld and Privates iienryih‘“. seen fit to deform. The Hour did .“‘"' Th“ gentleman took some pains
(Tahiti rad liall returned from Nora-um f lloi say. like illc Sentinel maid. "llnn- no he i up tlo- ri'liuiltlli. with tho result
liter had drives him Ill lli'lll'i'll of riilllli" ,"““ "i‘ "“"in‘" """“"“"“' “W M" "m"
not yet teen provided for them.
today.
Mr... William w. moom, will- ..i "it"! '0 m" 5'"- l'
said. "l'ldlrul'
Hui survcy oi the situation in (‘onnccll-
ll 1' cannot lc iltlllllililli'il. ills ill sirc to
[Journal mm. left for Norwalwiiotighton. ilic llllllt‘lllllll‘li. was drowllcd i""“”"1 “’ ""““""""'" W l""“""“ "i“
today.
while lilf‘lillllfi claim to secure more
There was . knapsack drill totisy'.!"r"‘k"' IA‘l me say to the flour:
and the boys were shown how to pack
their knopsacks so as to make illulll
hold as llillcll as possible.
I
"hillliil nose is to be officer of thc.
diiy tolnpl row. ‘
Mrs. and Miss ltose will return in
Norwalk on Thursday.
Lieutenant Imlth. of Coronary K. of
Standard. has resigned and is to be
succeeded by First Sergeant Weston.
’l‘he Norwaih boys will Iliiill‘llll)‘
pass through South Norwalk on fillll'li-
dliy ‘icllilen i and ti o‘clock p. in.
HOWARD J. lilltlilhi'tlt.
Inflow-Salome: mi
Isgeiarlsethlyl'rastiss.
The Nerwalk fire «orniiaaii-s \lIi-i‘c out .
for their regular practice drill. last cv~
raing.
l'hmnia lingiac company mud iiic
Ili‘iilli‘l’ from a hydrant on i‘ross stvei-i
liopc llosi- company went to i‘rusn
street.
l'lenccr limit and inddcr company
went to flip armory. No ladders were
taken oil on account of the twat.
'l‘lie rcsliliir meetings followed. l'hoo-
his and liars. llnse trailsacisd rouliuc
business. At l‘loniwr i‘. i.. tilover levi-
tlsred his resignation. owing to the fact
that he is to tears town.
~._.._..—.. .. w...
Fillll'l' Wild. li'l'Aii'l' 'i‘iiliM‘.
tint/crlior i‘iloiti- rccciml oihciul in.
initiation ycv-ierday from i‘aipp Mac
llidl illi- First rillllwiil will lcuil- ilii-
stamp for home. Ninlliii‘. this iificl‘ilimli.
and will srtlic at i'ntpp liavcu ioinor~
raw wlornlpa. The “film!" will coini-
into New York over the Pennsylvania
lisilroail. Everything is in flux lli
Niaailc for the ragitmmt. it is p be
his that the men will receive their fur,
laughs in lime to launch their homes by
Insday.
'l‘bcu ill pcaoc lot hilri rust.
Anti brcolllt- olily a prayer
For lllc spirit so suddenly find:
lA‘l hint cast the first stone whose
i‘iltist‘lcllri- is ch ur.
Anti spvuit only itood of the Iii-ed!
iiltAlli'ill ill" 't'llitl lliii'li.
"VI BIA?!“ I‘IOI IIAT.
Percentage of lumidity ligher in
New York than for Isvarei Days
lily Associated Press.)
New York. rlsplcmber T—Flve ili‘dtlllil
from heat were reported this mtrrilllll
and two patients in llotlpvuc hospital
suffering from heat prtwtraiiou wcut
instinc. While the ofilciai record of
temperature is bill iii deems at upon.
the preclinlsgc of humidity bi hhhcr
than for several days in that hour. slid
the acaeral discomfort and suffering
continues preclicully unabated.
0.. .. ............. . .
..-.. vu-
liili.l|llil|ll iltilNll iiilhlll}
iiiy Associated l‘rceu l
iii-adios. Pm. iii-piculllcr 'l
li‘illii'lll i‘i‘llllli‘lll. culllposcd of l'lllllililll‘
ice from icisicru Pennsylvania rcucln-d
liciidiua this morning at b o'clock. Not
witbsisndlugthccarly hour hundred-inf
twoplo wire on blind in art-cl thorn.
The formal reception to lhc l'cllirliilie
scldiers from this city will fain- place
iii ii few days.
liilill unit ii'i‘Ahil'ti iiNl‘lllsli'itJt-i.
iiiy Asm'inll-d l'rcis i
“'rirllllliiiilil, iii-picmbor 'lwlt‘inil- bid.
ivcrp submitted in the [Mfll'ltmi‘i‘ di-
psrimcnl for supplying stallipcd cilvc
iopcs pliil newspaper wrapper» to ”w
department for the ensuing four "cars.
The bid of the Milt-gsn-l'illnpt in com~
pally. of Hartford. "unit. was lin- low-
est. It I. about “shill per pliniln‘l
lower than the lowest bid submit-id
int larch.
’l‘llc ,
ii'ilt'i‘dlill of the state. wilcthcr or no.
{is not looked upon with favor by tllc
i'lillit cud lilo. it is llclicvcd in be Mr.
invar‘y ambition to stop from lllc an
llii‘lillliill'llil chair to ll cutliilci [stallion
'onll this ill ll Isl-ire measure explains his
wild austcly to income governor."
I
it is now probable that ibc call in
‘llc Iii'publicali county l'illll’u‘lllllill out
be lcuiud soon and that thc convcllilon
“ill be hold on ticptcutbcr L‘li. This is
{the date assiitucd for the congressional
icoliv-ntlpll liiid as boib will b.- ticld lll
'iitillpcpori. it was trill ibolurhl "this-
old» to hold them both on the same do)
This will give the various dcicmlics an
opportunity to iuccl cacti other and cli-
lay a pond tllns. It is cspccicd that lbc
business of both conventions will is-
. lllliilillli‘il of quickly as llicrc is till opts»
lilllilll ill the cnlldidllies for the pripci
put nfllccs. 'l'llc llull. E. J. Hill will b
rcnolniiiati-d for column by ill'i'ullm
lion and flirt-riff llnlvlcy will is- again
placed before tiilv imiplc for linii oilin-
lii ii similar number.
libel-til iiawley. oi l-‘airficld county.
was honored iii an unusual way at the
caucus lll his home iown. llainrilna-
night. The llrisiktlcld ilopliblicnnu
tlilait nil well of him that by a nasal.
lllirilii vote he was asked to name illli
own ilcliwalcs to the muddy. and hi
dill so. The delegates to life sclisiiir-
inl convention will cast their votes for
liluraim Wliiiioclt. oi tihcltoa.
, 1
Tip lli‘lliilllli‘llll ward l‘illii'ilt-i'tt ii.
comm» ill‘li'ullll'i in ilic itlwu ciliicln
Z‘i'l'i‘ li'lil lll llsliioul Inst limit. m
ulm nulllydiil'i‘i dcbvlacs "hosili liic
l'nibr illi'll claim shall ifliifllli‘dn
lililii good .indscs new” that ii is
about all even ibina. though illi- math-r
l‘ familiy ii billiicr of glow work on
itch tides.
w...” -u—n-w.
’l’bc Iii-moronic IflllVf'lllliiil lo ell-cl
‘ilitltflflu'l to the several conventions was
flilflflflilit} Biflfilll
in favor of good govcrunlcnt he could:
will he found in The. leathers
elated Press Despetnhal.
mum aedmnstaatheniin
M
soU'rn nouwsut. NN. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7.
j
4—
held in ' last night. and the
state domin- ,. he headed by layer
Kerr. The “ion was not instruc-
ted. but the sediment was favorable
for the nominal-in of ea-United States
Treasurer Infill. of Bridgeport. for
governor. ‘c
The Republime of Mystic held their
caucus last night. The delegation is di-
vided. as in of them are pronounced
Porter men. whlh two are known to be
inunsbury men.
The Vernon delegates to the Republi-
can state convention are nninstructsd,
but two of them are supposed to favor
Porter and two Lounebury.
Danbury Democrats are booming
Judge Hopkins. of that city. for Sher-
ll and will back a. Litchfield county
men for Congreaa
rerun WI’I nae.
laUrgaa N All Children be least
“if“! b Ichool.
The Rev. William J. Slocum. of the
Church of the immaculate Conception.
‘Watcrbury. formerly of St. Mary's.
Norwaik. addressed his congregations
last Sunday on the importance of par-
cuts and guardians of children fulfilling
the obligations which rests upon them
to send their charges to school. There
are too many children. he said. allowed
to roam at will. This was Particularly
so in Waterbury. Those parents who
wilfully shirked the responsibility of
educating their children were criminal-
ly guilty before God and the state.
Father slot-um did not urge that child-
ren be given a college eihlcatiou. but' he
was most torcclul in ills insistence that
they be given n common school educa-
tion. These parents who permitted
their charges to remain away from
school had llllll'll to take home to them-
selves from thc nature of Father Slo-
culn's remarks. lie defined the spirit-
tall and temporal law in terms of no uti-
ccr-talu charmtcr. 'l‘hosc fathers who
insist that their children remain out of
'scllool‘to carry their lunch are guilty
of a serious offense. They can fortrgo
a bot dinner not exth on a cold lunch
until they conic 'lOllll‘ at ‘lllflllisllt‘ said.
The loss of the birds education is ir—
reparable. if such a state of affairs ex-
ists whereby children are permitted to
grow up without the proper training.
thcll cvll results lll.i_\' be expected. Fil-
tllcr Slocum said hi- hllll’i'f‘i‘l)‘ hopcd that
the authorities would each-lsc thcir full
authority in coiupi Hing t'llllill‘l'll to of
Wild school.
001.! ll IIINO seasonal).
Milli: Mill Tone how the Noting
at Candie was Oauasd.
illy Associated Press.)
in
killcd
bcilig- tziiltnl lolc and at lirtitpo.
troops ininu bclil Ill ‘t‘il.
tillillillili
.it‘l
l‘l'.lllllll‘i'll~
til-cs continue.
The lll‘i‘n llnvc tn-i u outlandish-d. for:
during llu l'ioiiiu: ihc “title“ and ill-r-
lu.ill con-illntl-s iii-r bili'llcd.
The custom lulllsc barracks and court
iluicl is bring rapidly rcstort-d.
house were llll\i‘il.
lsitululi. rbiptclnbcr 'i'
lilo lirltisb consul tit i‘nuca, who went
llcr:
oillcc was suddenly sluhlssl iii illc b ..
oi. killing a Milllililiiliili.
tllcli liccailw general.
The total casualties. so far as known.
are iwcuty iiillcil llllil llliy Wllililllctl.
‘i‘llc firilla
. rl't‘liAhi \‘M‘lii‘ UN i‘lili-I
’ lily Associait-d l'rcss.)
tillilliiord. l‘illli-..Hi\|lli‘llll|itl‘ 1‘ Tip
talcum yacht blinblil. owned by John 1'
' Willinlus. of New York city. a summer
1‘ resident of this city. look fire at iitlbi
"fills afternoon while lying in Hisniford
f harbor. and it is thinllibi will be plat“
‘ ili'stly tic-ni'oycd. Thus far tllcrc til
I no dciuib. of the fire or the loss.
i
l
Moth-l ~Jobuliy. blir|i lining nab
tll‘l'lillilil tnlutusllc.
.lilllllii) Wcll.
li'il'ii ii.
Moitu-r-'i'bcn don't play with him.
he's no ill colllpaufon for you.
"What is lack. l'nl-li- Jim?"
"buck? Well. it is when a boy turns
‘ont to be a smart as his grandmother
said he is ."
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Fscti a War Between Silver ile-
pil licans Ends is a'i‘regetiy.
i
tlllllllillttl THE uni Hittit.
malls-club. the Onevaetierl at
“disused-penny: to Is-
eadeseIat by e Volley
lprwgue’s tellers-rs.
‘ ._..._._-
\tny Associated Prose)
Colo do Springs. Col.. September 7
-'l‘he litical war between the inci-
ions oftho silver Republican party re-
sulted this morning in the death of
Charlest Harris. of Denver.
Hilllllillilli
it w the result of an attempt by the:of the army. now in New York and ar- ‘ To RENT—store ‘1‘”
Broad ‘faction to clpill'l the Opera
House. \which was gunribii by the
Spraguc| faction. At 4 o‘clock a rush
was me by nearly a hundred of the
"fund on from both fril: and rear
0' the li ilding. and thy Sprag-rc mm.
who hel possession. in repelling the
attack filed a volley into their assail-
ants. i
lierrislfell with a bullet through the
abdomen}. and is past medical recovery.
The sh ting occurred inst outside
the Opera House door. Several arrests
have betel made. The men who fired
the shot which struck Harris is in cus-
tody. butihls name cannot now be as-
ccrtaincdp
'l‘hc clallh resulted from the action
of Naiio lChairman Towns in re-
moving Rt chard Broad from the chair-
manship f the state committee on the
ground of‘ftlisloyulty to the silver lie.
ptlblicau any and the collar it liable
for." it lsfing alleged he lied joined in
a cousplrtlcy with friends of Senator
\lnlcott tt defeat the proposed fu.=lon
with ilcnlol'rats sud Pupllllsls.
t‘bnrlcs is. Spraguc. representing the
possession if tho Opera "raise in
convention which is to moi-l tomor-
row. and
dinlnud of‘.es-i"‘hairman ill-mid. Mr.
Sptaguo li' editor of the Colorado
Springs El'linlug Tell-graph.
«i——————-—-———-—-
marl or went. eraser.
tllyi‘ Associated Press!
\i'iiii stri'iil. lit 10 o. m. -’l'bc f’c:lIltl't
.it tho opeiilng Wile the large il-‘lllllllzi
for St. Paul. which pilllcd the prion
tine-hull. \i‘llullaes were
hilltl”. (totals were lll lhc uincrity. it‘ll
ti-crc was «ll'prcsulon in a nuntbcr of
the
fused to allrrentlcr it at the
otherwise!
E saw vase-s realism,
‘WMW “lily le-
‘ gardilgleviewcf loldiess.
’ ‘ (By Associated Press.)
1 New York. September l—Mayor Van
‘Wych has received the following reply
from‘Preeident McKinley. relative to
Etho peace jubilee:
Executive Mansion. Wash. D .0.
September 6. 1898.
illon iiobcrt 'A. VauWyck. New York.
3 N. v.:
Your message of the sillih is received.
it would be gratifying to me if the
ibcatth of file soldiers will allow. to per-
imlt a review which would enable the.
people of the city of New York to show '
ltheir appreciation of the brave men who '
.in the last three months have porter-f
lined sllch heroic services to the country. 3
7 i will direct that the comnluudings
generals. as well as the medical officers i
riving there shall report upon the prob- ‘
able effect upon the health of the troops .
of the parade you propose. .
if they report that it will not be in-l
jurious to the soldiers in their present
coudltou during this heated time. an
is agreeable to the officers and soldiers. '
it will afford the lilii‘t'llil lilclliilll'l‘ to
comply with your patriotic suggestion.
(Signedl
’th.i.lA.\l .\ii‘l\'l.\'l.l-:Y.
The committee appointed by the may-
or to arrange for the reception to the
soldiers will meet at til-a city hall at
noon tomorrow.
'1'!“ 03‘ some noun.
- .
noun»: Indsevoriug to Cross in
hentofa l'sassngar Train.
(By Associated Press.)
Silnsbllry, (‘oun.. Scplclllbcr T
iculll of horses owned by Chauncey 1%:
2o well known resident of this place.
gwtis instatnl'ly killed by a passenger
;trniu oil the Noribarnpion division of
the New York. New Haven and Hilt‘l-
ford Railroad. dnc at this station ill'
kill a. m.
rmeunwaeemm
Altormonycloeic troportions Pess-
ss Over Pennsylvania
lily Associated Press.)
'l‘ownndn. l'a.. September 7~—A storm
of almost cyclonic proportions pa ll
Invcr this lit‘i'llilll of ihc state dun
:llic illitlll. «lotto: Iii‘t'tti damage. 'l‘hrec
llli'll ill'i' rcponcd to have been killed.
a"
Anything and every
hour? your eye on a
vc tee in this column..." .
quick mantis will follow.
WANTED.
lWANTED—A competent girl for pen.
eral housework in a family of ion.
Apply 179 East pvenrie. Norwalk.
sires position. Best of city when»
cos. Address Bartender. Sentinel odi-
iice. In.
WANTED-Young men desires a posi- ‘
tlon. city or country. as enaehman or
useful men on a drawin- niece.
Address Useful. care It. Michell.“
flit
Norwaik post-ofilce'.
strlet. with or without basement. hp.
ply Theo. Khalil). 20 Union It!“
To LET—Lower floor of S Numeric. 7‘
Seymour place. South Norwalk. Ap.‘
ply on premises. flit
large front room. Terms Mahler
No. 21 Washington street. at at
T0 LET—Lower hall of house. No. 11
iiavilsnd street. seven rooms. All—
ply Rced Havilaad. Old Well Hotel.
sflt
T0 LET—Apartments in block ll
North Main street. $6. $8.
i’leasant rooms. fronting on street.
all improvements. Rent free until
October 1 to desirable tenants. Flir-
ihcr informatzon. inquire of J. lrvlfl
Dibble. 149 Washington street iconl
ofiice.) s88t
T0 LET—House of six rooms and bath
room. furnace and all improvements.
Address. C. T. Hawkins. 2 8t. 10h
avenue. East Norwellt. II!
T0 LET—Six rooms. Music Hall block
suitable for offices: house. twelve
rooms. with improvements. No. 0
Arch street; cottage. 29 Woodward
avenue. iioaao, 69 Woodward avenue
it. A. Woodward. .
'ro l.l~:T——Apartmeets in the brick
block on Leonard street; also fear
rooms at a: Water street. rent .8 per
month. Enquire of Charles 1'. icon-
artl. Norwailt. ' at“!
T0 LET—Apartments of five rooms
first fioor. 8 and lo Tollee street. first
class order. Apply to John ll.
Knapp. 82 West street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwalk. 3"!
Profanity is forbidden by both the
.nrmy and illc navy regulations of the}
; l'llitcd States. v
T0 RENT—flours for one or two fem-
ilics at to Academy street. Apply
to 1'. s. Osborn. It lferwin street
Norwalk. atlii
; important .locits. stunr dropped a: "By the sword of my father“ is one f T0 LET—Office in the second flout of
Spit-lat precautions l o.fi. bill imni
. i
kct sbowcd rclristnncc lll plans and aliillii
sir .\. noon; {
A lli'ilisll solilicr on about ill the int Hitlyllli‘ili bad linen folder-d.
and il~~ dropped his title. which caplod- ’tnru-il ibl- pl'ici bclow lit.
ill itimorc and Ohio opt-non
Lliutcly railin‘.
Wall siriwt‘r it it. ill. ~‘l‘bc failure of
lb.- acucrnl u arkct to follow the open-
llabtula has unis d ui i'lllllllll. but till 3 ing in ill. but l and cviticucc of lilplldn-1
'. lion in prominent spcciallios invited, Hill tlAl
short selling
Ill around. in which room
lrudcrs look
it active part The runr-
hnrdcucd. billi‘lhc recovery did not can
ry priccs It‘lliril'iilly up to lost abriu's
lcvcl. .
\\'.lll i-iri-ci.“llisiil llctlvy lulyillil of
I‘m-pic‘s this n'vcd to nronsc the mar-
to t‘utulin. on board the llrillsll buitlc- ilu-l from its apathy and values of “It ¥
ship t‘nluiwrdown. l'ulilcs to the forciltli standard slot-kl rtiicll oi the best. The?
ofllt c. saying that file riotitut ill l'llll" illicit-ration of‘oilly lilo t‘iiiultir dili-t
i
din was caused lit the following iliun- .dciidson rltigariwasniilsnmsiliitlluiil til
sonic l lrclcs will-re illc idea of an extra
bulgi-
blocks of stock nvcrc thrown ovcr.wlilcli
The “NIH"
.ll iltill‘lici ill-till fairly well. lull there
were funny colicssionu ill spots. Hub-s
to lump. “dimly short-s. ihnlds ilcvclv
‘ilpt‘l llriiilli'ss. blil illl‘l'i' villi- lliilc iliilllil
l
Willi Ill‘tit'l, lip. ill. The lllill'llcl fcll
iuio inform» iliilllllt'se. There was a
slightly yictdiupl tendency Illllli‘lltiilli's
wci-c luslsplllcaill. .
\l'nll siriutl. l i. ill. IN'sitllc lli< lli'll
vy liquidation ill linear. viblcii wi-ilt
down all day. prices of the railway
stocks iiili lint y iii to any iiilicwtitilly
mind. The ilrlulgct's wi-lc lli'lil lip on
laini‘lltllirils oi iliiprovmi iariliulin and
till tliiii-asc lli lilic tit i’unl iiividiticl
filli' i
‘i‘oiil‘lui ito int-lid slip is in mg swab
ion-d by an liltigiiiori i‘ill' battens
lulu. llll’ilw me out your pol-iictlsiok.
”c i wish i lurid twcnpy the first
placc in your iiiilri. but I know ibnt
your adiilirsy‘s ii r is legion.
'l‘iio l'ililllt'lli'" ’lril. on good. and Hi
-l'll advance yoai‘tsn numbers.
t‘ouca. Scull-lulu .~ Four liar-“hire piillll and . orihcrn Pacific prcicrrcn'of thc most convincing oaths a Enoch;
have started for i‘atulia, Wiltl'l‘ it is re» . m... on n sbllric in ppllt- of the autumn» ‘
policd tluic Eilltllrll pcrsous have liw‘li red m-tilclllciil of the ll'illlrlvl'illtllili‘llllli
sillld and four sounded alld six .\llls- 3 rule war.
in)!“ i‘ll‘ “U.
i
, The constitution forbids the president .
lleaving the‘i'nitcd rliati-s while he is
president. “
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F0. III-l. i
i
.l.‘ Account of itolnovai. willI
scil very cheap: air l’ruirlp titatc and‘
i thrcc I'lfliilt‘lllil incubators. trotslcrs,
wire trotting. horses. wusou's. lliiil'hv
. blopoullry buildings. tools and all
: farm illlplcnicnta. Also hllillcr safc.‘
:tils‘Jtixltli. itiliei-brooke i-‘urm. ltuw~
nylon. stl lit ‘
l
Ill’filNliltii-i l-‘fllt Midi: J. ft. Win-eler‘
offers his llillililcml. stock and fixtures
if sold before floptcmher liith. A
bargain for some one. If not sold
will remove to No. l Kepler aveaiie.
illlillll. ion foot from in Washington
! slreei. lioutb Norwslk. Colin.
i all til
i
l’flll flAllil~i'hciip for cash. one Nta'
ifi llllcbiags' hot water heater in
smut condition. i'spnblc of lumbar
titlil running fret l-iacli but water
pipes. Apply to w. it. ltiiwsrdu. do
\i't-st arcane. sit at
l'illi Mid-l «it‘sbiu lib lnniussii bout.
till feel, it. A .t‘ii loci \t’. i.. 3 new .
drcilavs. ropes. luisln-is nud’ sliovsls. i
i‘besp. N. i. llicii. liialufortl. i‘oiin. T
ill-pi iii ‘
l‘illi liAidl~ Norwallt "and laundry.
it good business ppporluliiiy for a
small investment. Apply to I“. ll.
Ambler. Norwaik. at! if
li'illi lAl.ll-~A fins assortment of the
celslirsii-ii l‘sllasr ilsllllanck at very
flammable prints. iloulh Norwslk
Hardware company. lentil Norwe’l'k‘
a...” nu"...
L001“.
W
billi’l‘ iiti fistilrday. a college lit-ster-
nitv pip. diamond shaped. ofblecll
enamel and gold. and bearing own»
cr's saute on the back. l‘lpdsr will
be rewarded by leaving at .lenllnel
office. or a Livingston place. Knuth
i Norwalk.
s‘l It‘
The Sentinel building. Apply at
The Sentinel office.
To MET—First and second story rear
apartments over Olsen shoe ‘ntore.
Four rooms each. Rent a [lid Of.
llslis heated. lighted and cleaned.
For further particulars inquire at the
office of the Old Well Ch! 0...
lfi WMllln'lull street.
uleceaaerlaou‘a.
M
MAN l.it\‘l. the boot and shoe dealer.
has i'ililt'cil front tea to id? Mi
Wusbilntton sircci. whore he will coa-
lllllic his business M formerly. i
move because i do not can to have
ticorgo Rosier its a landlord. Mal
Is-vi. shoe dealt-r. still It
VIOLIN motifs '
. J. A. HOW.
For forms apply at I Prospect ave-
aav. Nor-walk. Ulrlll. said if
A I‘lltii'f‘ i‘i.Afla ilAiiNliIY-Wah
Inc has opened a laundry at ll Wall
street. Novwnlk. for all kinds of
laundry work. All work guaranteed.
ilhiris. 'lc: collars. llfic: shirt Home.
l'.'c. Mr. Lee has three foundries in
ilridaepoli. where he does a large
liiililllosa. I. I.
a»... m...
litildi‘t'i‘illil'i WANTED-mid“. or
politicians for our campaign leis of
.llivutlilu‘llouhs for the builders. M
not has four books graded for Iii“.
titles in grownup Milli. MI 5‘
charming. delightful. captive“...
i'riccs noise from Ill) collie m h
mm. torso bmliiii. each worldw-
ilig with happy illustrations. Trem-
endous sellers. Nothing like them.
l‘iliir lllillllllii' golden harvest for ‘-
crgcllc workers. i‘mlii given.
i-‘rcisbt paid. lilggast "multistage.
iiiltfli with samplin- of all four books
free, lit-ad iwl-ivo iwo cant use»
for paying part only of ills post“.
alone. limp all fresh still river I.“
a thumb with out esciuslvri JIM-
ilcs ’i‘lili Nililmlnl ”filth 0m.
Juvenile ilepartment. Chicago:
m
libv- iioiiiiyii~li i washed dishes far
a man it might make him look upon me
as a servant.
lie—0h. so; you'll have to break
than to do that.
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WANTED—Fireball! blrtondel' “s, ‘
North Iain“
To LET—Two furnished rooras. one a ‘
810. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler