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NUMBER 8,201.
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A Wild Storin ony‘cioslc Propor-
tions Sweeps Over llerwalk.
lillllii lillilE—lli i lllllllL
'gmm l'resa loppled M9
was. was. ant..- ears.
and lasts let acne—m
mug-eras and
Vicinity.
From the southwest a furious torna-
do. deadly in its violence. swept overl
New York yelterday afternoon. leaving
in its wake a trail of desolation. The
less of life and the destruction of prop-
erty were aiilte appsling. Out of a sky
of inky blackness came the rushing of
a mighty wind. it burst upon the
sweltering city and subsided as quick-
ly as it came. Houses were toppled ov-
er. the lightning played and havoc.
isrg‘r hallstones fell in some localities
and there were a few flakes _of snow.
The atmospheric conditions were. re-
markable.
The greatest disdater attributed to
the tornado was the wrecking of the;
iron pier in course of construction at‘
the foot of Bethune street. in the North
river. This fiasive structure. nearing
commotion. collapsed with a crash.
burying a score of workmen in the
ruins. killing two and tutoring many
others.
The storm was general. and reports
in‘Weet lain street and fell against
the house. but did no material damage.
A lerle section of a tree in front of:
lies Elisa Platt's residence in West
avenue fell across the tracks of the
Norwalh Street Railway company. nar-
rowly escaping a car which was com-
ing to South Norwaik at the time.
Two large hickory trees at Hickory
Bluff fell over and nearly struck Jos-
eph C. Miller. of C. E. Seymour‘s store.
who was driving by at the time.
Trio of the awnings on The Knob
Outing club-house were torn|down be-
fore they could be made secure. Small
skills owned by Commodore Arthur
Knorn. at Bell island. and Frank Van
Buren. at the Yacht club. dragged their
anchors. but were not damaged.
A delivery wagon owned by William
Podmore was overturned in Railroad
place. and the top wrecked. The driv-
er was not hurt. He prevented the
horse from running away.
A section of a tree in the rear of J.
Donovan's block in Washin’gton street.
was blown down. ‘
At W. A. Sherwood's Sound View
farm. Sonthport. over 82.000 worth of
peaches were ruined by being blown
from the trees. Mr. Sherwood lost ii.-
000 worth of peaches duzlng the hall
storm July 4th and now has lost $2.000
worth by wind. Apples were blown
frnm‘trees and the chances are now
that they will be a scarce article this
fall.
At Compo Beach the wind tossed
some of the bathing houses about. Sand
and water were buried before the gale
and the scene was one not soon to be
forgotten by those who witnessed It.
Battlers were forced to flee for shelter
in all sorts of conditions. being afraid
to remain in the both houses.
GOLD“ DOD All) emu:
lies Karate Jardiae Becomes tht
Wifeof'illlam I. Intruders. Jr.
A prctty wedding took place last
from various Will of the country show , night at 8 o'clock. iii the residence of
a greet amount of damage. in Jersey
City a child was buried under a falling
building and killed. and there were se-
veral other serious accidents in near by
places. '
in Norwalk and vicinity the wind
gave everythi in its way a lively
whirl. The atmospherlc’gltatlon as-
sumed the one o a small cy-
clone and dl considerable damigc.
principally to fruitcbearlng and. shade
trees. incidentally. awnings were torn.
boats blown from their moorings. and
wires tangled or grounded. A sharp
thunder storm df abort duration fol-
lowed the wind storm. clearing the lil-
moephere somewhat. and then settled
into a steady rain. bringing welcome
relief from the beat and humidity of
the past week.
l‘p town. the big skylight was rip-
ped from the Norwnlk Holcl. while sc-
verai signs went tearing down Wall
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Mr. and Mrs. James Jnrdine. lti iiurrltt
avenue. The participating liiil‘ili’S‘WPi‘e
their daughter Mnmlc. lind William M.
Saunders. ir.. a popular salesman in tin-
employ of Francis & (30.. the clothlcrs.
The cercmony was performed lillili'i‘ ll
beautiful arch of smiles and golden rod
extending across one corner of the pars
lor. by Rev. Gerald ll. Beard. pastor of
the South Norwalk Congregational
church.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Eva
lillslilillli'ilis
Ordered Laid in Monroe Street by.
the South Norwalli Council.
lllilll Fill Billlllllllilil PLACE
as. Mttondhoperty-owners 6mi-
ed-leaith Moorlandalileports
Low Death late—Inspecting
the low Truck Harness.
The layout of Monroe street came in5
use. He “ fluke of the delay cans-l
ed at the ihlt Ire by reason of the.
doors not noise opened. He thought
the city could engage a room opposite
the truck'hottse for $2 a week. and a
great deal of benefit would be derived
therefrom in greater ealciency in ser-
vice.
On motion of Councilman Sconeld an
order for “.500 was ordered drawn in
favor. of the street Commissioners for
the Spring street sewer when they call
for the amount.
Councilman Hatch reported that all
the damages in Monroe and South
Main streets had been paid. except one
in each case. rs. Frank (lodson and
Mrs. Edwin i~‘. (layer refusing to accept
their award.
Mayor ,Bohnnnan presided during
the early part of the session. but had
a call at 9 o‘clock. and Councilman
VENING. { SENTINEL.
SOUTH NORWAIIK. 00NN.. ’l IIURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 18%.
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BRlSH Alibi lililiVE
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Car at Alain and Wall Streets. .
PASSENGERS GET A SCARE‘.
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The West Avenue Oar Leaveethelails
and Iourrying Across the Itreet ;
Brings up Against the lor- I
walk Boston Itore. ‘
Shortly iii-fore ll oclock last nightl
1 Norwalk.
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HAILOI’I MIDI ronrnm.
Instead of Appearing in Court he Goes
l on Another 'l'ear.
in the criminal Court of Common
A Tramway car Rlilld into a Red i’lras at Bridgeport. this morning. Dan-
icl llaillou. of Norwulk. forfeited a bond
of 3250. His mother. Mrs. Johanna
"union. was his surcty.
instcud of appearing in court, llanlon
was having anotbci- iiigll old time in
lie was soon at Gregory's
l’olnt last night lindcr tiic lnilucnce of
liquor. and this morning continued his
t-iil‘f‘tt in town. He went to llanlon Bro-
thcrs' baking powder factory. in East
Wall strcet, whcrc. with a hatchet h-
found outside. he attempted to enter the
The latest and most sumac!“ ,
‘ will be found in The Sentinel! m?
elated Press Despatches.
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3 An this u ever thi
lieu’p yo: e eon It!” a
vertlsc l lili oolullin......
quick its will follow.
‘ thwarts-raisin.
WANTED—A competent girl for as»
eral housework. reference required.
Apply Bl West street. I.“
WANTED—A competent girl air pa- 3"
rral housework in a family of fear. I
Apply 119 East avenue. Norwaik.
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WANTED—First-class bartender de- ‘
sires position. Best of city We
ces. Address Bartender, Sentinel fl‘ .
for if large share of attention at the Hatch. president of the board. presided
meeting of the South Norwnik lloard. until "19 mm)" ended. Then‘ "‘33
of Councilmen. I”. nldhl- {members repaired to Old Well Hook;
. - land Ladder company's quarters and
Street Commissioner McMahon re-| witnessed the working of the new snap
ported that. carrying oiit tile order of harness on the truck,
the Council. the commissioners had The aorwalk Tramway company “'8“
Engineer Wood prepare a map and I 'li‘fiiri’ua of having more time in which
profile of Monroe street to pay for its share of the vitrified
|brlck pavement in South Main street.
Mr. Wood explained that the map it- . and desired a... city to advancc the mo-
self was a tracing of one made by Mr. pay. it was the opinion of the. ('oiin-
liriggs. Tin- Council exanflnod it “pi-ii however. that this should not be
a Witluipuuk trolley car on the Nopiplln-c. lie was temporarily prcvuntcd
unlit Strcct Railway line. in charge of;from duh)“ so h". the locking of the
Motorliiall Dorm-y niid Conductor .lohu ;lloors. H" "‘9“ smashed 0"" "i ‘1'"
lilakc was rounding the corncr "omfplntc-glass windows I“ the double
.doors. Onci- inside he madc threats at
Wall into Alain street, just as a Tram-
iwuliam
wily f‘.il' was about oppositc tbc Hur-
ltcd Lille car had the right of way out
> “roll up two flights of stairs to the third
no collision was apparent.
ill’iiil' :illii lockcd tllcuisvltus iii. lino-
Spiciulors any. howcvt-l'. that Motor- 1 ion could not rcucll tllrm. us be was too‘
liiitii .‘ilitrvill. “f u... 'l'l'ntuwuy par. turn- "unsuited to climb the stairs. ilc
llcyuolds and John lingon.‘
dcnbrook block. in Wall street. The l young men cmploycil in thc futclry. and ;
|inttucitcil them With the hatchet. 'l'hcy‘
some length. I
The following resolution passed lin-
animously: *
Resolved. That. the course. width.
length. grade and level of Alonroo'
strcet. and the sidewalks on sold street
he and the same are hereby designated
and fixed according to profile and maps
of said street prepared by i‘lliirlvs N.
Wood. S. 193.. and of even date hcl'h
with.
Resolved. further. That tbc owners]
of lands and buildings fronting on tbc"
sidewalks on said tili‘d't‘l. bc and they
hcreby are ordered at thclr own cx-
pause. to set curb stories. pave the glit-
icrs. and lay concrete composed of cob-
blcs. sand and tar. or: flag sidcwulks
ill from of their respoctivc prcluiscs.
according to the cilursc. width. lit'lfllll.‘.
gl‘ltilc and level designated as aim-(hf
said. the curb lines on t'fli'h slui- ot‘
said sirccl. between South Alain airt‘t'fi
and the railroad bridge. to be twenty-f
nine feet apart. and the concrete ori
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. the rcs if‘l livc alili‘a of sold sit '44; Hill
Wyman-llowc, and the ill-st than. A. W. 1 ”u. l ‘ ‘
ilowc. of Brooklyn. a young married 7 mm lieiwrmn meld
flog walk to be laid eight feet wido:
ncxt ndoliuiiig tbc property lines ~uni
Hlili‘ ill r‘dillll
railroad bridged
curb Ilium on clicit
couple for whom Mr: and M”, Sillillili‘l‘dl liliil Shiite iiii'f‘t‘i in he illll‘l)‘-lilllt‘ ft-t‘ié
..clid in like capacity several wccks
5130.
The ushers were William .-\. (lrlfliu
and Samuel Kingmnn. of South Nor-
wullt.
street. keeping pace with teams. and
pedestrians who scurried for shelter inl
all directions. *
William A. Stevens was driving downl
West avenue in C. S. 'l‘rowbridgc‘s big:
covered wagon. Just as he rcachcd a
point opposite Dr. A. H. Baldwin's res~
ideuce the wind ripped up the top. and
the wagon was blown over on the side
walk. ldr. Stevens hustled out from.
under the wreckage and made basic to‘
extricate the horse. which had become
frightened. he led it into Dr. A. ll.
Baldwin‘s have until the storm was ov-l
ergwhe'a be repaired the damage and
drove to South Norwalk.
Superintendent John ii. iioyl. of lhcl
Norwalk are alarm system. informed at.
Sentinel reporter that the service was»
badly crippled. llirnbs of loss wort-5
torn down. breaking the wlrcs on Merv
will street. lisiden avenue. The Green.
llaat avenue and West avenue. At the,
corner of field»! avenue. the wlN‘s is»;
come crossed with the trolley wire and
as a malt four boxes were burned out. .
A large limb was blown from a tree
in best itaaford’s front yard. in liol-
detl avenue. bringing down wires in.
front of the premises and demolishing.
a portion of the fence. The tree iii
ruined and will have to be cut down.
The \v'eetera Union Telegraph «dice
at Norwaik. had no wire to New York:
for sometime after the literal. in many;
parts of Norwalk the elwirtc ligirt
service was not turned on until nearly,
a o‘clock. i
A later section of a maple tree lul-
trolu of tire. Mary I. it. iltuart's iii,
writ avenue. came down with a wash
wbcil ibi cycled uppcarl-d ycetorilui
aflctlioon,
'i‘iw wind tore the awnings in front
of lsadovc Wilmot'e tailoring establish
trout in ldililli‘f'l block into shreds.
itirm commissioner ileum Wei-ii-
wtdi was out immediately alter the
storm. armed with an are looking for
dead launches and broken branches.
The large advertising sign on top of
data» b bueeeit's building. near the
tit-astounded railroad depots. was
blows over into idr. Punselt's gardetn
The eillf'lii brake several of the idle~
graph wires aiaag tbc line of the (kill-
muddled railroad. twiwueii iiialtlford
and Port Chester. Iniltlnl' dim-lily
was eaprrlraced in getting I'tiiiiit‘i'lliiviw
flash qulh “walk,
The yacht Ilpplc broke from her
Wings W tile Knob. and was in
danger of hi“ dashed in plates on
the rocks when Howard Mir-small.
t‘iiarels dwarfs and itoavsr ilyiligioil
went out in a row boat and sailed till-
reskt to a sale mm.
A large but was blown front a tree
is the yard d l‘. W. lutth'e residence
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’l‘llc brldc worc a handsome costume
of white orgalldic over white silk. trim-
nild carrlcd bride roses. 'l‘llc matron of
honor wlls drcsscd in white satin. trlnr
lill‘tl wltll wbltc satin ribbon. and car
ricd u showcr bouipiet of goldcn rod.
Mrs. Harry J. Stcvclliiou presldcd lit '
the piano.
(int-ids wcrc prcscilt from Souths-rd
l'ltlcil. N. i‘.. ritutuford. Ncw York.
ilrooklyn. [trivial-port iiiiil thc Nurwullia.
Mr. and Airs Sunndcrs i"‘i‘i'l\'ttl ii
lurgc liliuil-cr oi lliilitbuluic oud list-fill
Ellis.
Following llIi' cci'ciiiuuy liii cliillorittc
iiillilllfill was scrvcll.
r. and Mrs. iiltulidcrs sluricd on ‘i
tour to liostull. and on tbcil' rctltrtt
will rcsldc in nicely furulshcd apart-
lnculs ilt izil tinillb Millll strt-ci.
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”I” '90 “I! ones-e. .
Justice lichen“ Overrides a Detour
rec in Inunthal'e case.
The casc of limb linsciltliul. thc lili-
leon-kccpi-r iii ‘.'i Main itii‘i‘i'i. Nprwulk.
chargcd with acllitut bet-r in the no-
llcetlsc town of bidding. i'llliii‘ up ls-forc
.liiatlce Nickcrsou in that place. .vcsicr-
day afternoon.
Attorney John J Walsh eutcrcd a dc.
apart and ihtl concrclc or link walk to
T be laid eight feet wide ncxt ll-iioiliilig
. the property lines on the
r in all ordinance clititlcd "All orilinullcc “"‘ilt‘tlll bub!“ Mill “WWI" hm“
lined with whltc lace and satin ribbon.{
l'cqlectliu
lines of said street; the curb and gut-
ters to be act and plivcil us prm-rllu-dl
l'cllttlvc to sldcu‘ulks." upprovcil April
:ltl. liter. All of said work to be com!
plcicd on or before ihc 7th day of tic-
itlllt-r. liiiiii. .
ltcroivcll. 'I‘lilll lllc fliilliro of tlic uw-l
ucr or owners of lllliibi uild buildings.
fronting on said strcct to colupleic tlic‘
work ordcrtd in thc foregoing l-csoiir
liliili. in front of their promises. in tbc
mum-r for tile ili‘t‘iilt‘il. which was.
promptly overruled by the iustice. and
the prisolicr fouliil ltuiliy. lie was llu~
rd all" and male. All splwal was taken
to tbc higher court.
Prosecuting Agent it. it ibckwoud.
of Nurwulk. prosecuted.
ti'l‘. dilimi'il‘ii t‘id‘li iil‘l‘llilii.
Ail otiilllg by the regular cllurck wur.
krni of tit. Joseph's parish Will be in-
kcii this evening in i‘aiptaia itowiand's
Muslin-r Mcdcu. The start will is
loads from the east and of the Warb-
liigirili sifci'i brill". iii 7 ti'rlla'h 'i‘lic
pt-w rcill collectors. the weekly collar.
pm, lhl- ltunriay school lcachcrs. the
Altar stately. tbc choir and tbc iivw'
ltu gttilil are uniting the regular work.
are of It. .liiacph'it parish.
i’Ai'i‘AlN WA'l‘ititiii'iii' liltill.
Word was f't‘i‘l'li‘i‘ll in ililiuiftlrll lliitl
night of the million death of 'l'lil-udon.
Waterburv. a sell captain. who is known
all atolls the sound For tbc past
twtuiy ycurs be had been captain of ill"
prupr-lbvr Alert. lie was a liticsl dcs»
u-ndsiit of ilotleral liiivid Waterbury
of “evolutionary IW. its was seven-
tr rear- et les-
‘ manner and within tiic tliiic as ihcrciui
directed. tbc i-llrcct (‘tliiiililtietiliiiii‘i‘n lirc
‘lii‘l'filiy authoricd lilld illrccicd to up-.
ipoilit nuil cllipliiy some suitablc pcr-l
still or persons to do the same. i
Ni. ii. S. Kt-illlllll. tin lil‘ithliii'lii of,
.j.tht~ board of llclilth. thought it his
.duty to givo tlit- rcsult of thc work‘
once in it while. 'l‘hc death rutc ilii
Nolwlllk for .iuly wits litll. and fill“
tit-tub Norwulk the Wild tbi't-i- llitiiillir
lit. a lowcr record than those of olbcl‘
places. ‘
licsitlcuis of i‘oul'tluuilt pllirc petit-
bated for an clcctrlc light of power"
‘dlilfli'li'ttl to cffcctividy illuminate that ‘
street. The wound was muiic lit‘t'lliiat‘
the arc light now hauled on the corner
of West avenue and i‘uurtisudt pim-c
ducri not light tbc walks ltl t‘uiirtiaudt
place. The matter was referred to.
the committee on lights.
Attorney (i. ii. \'0Iliiii‘lll lliilii’Oasdiill
on the (‘ouacli the urgent ill-ed of a
light tilt-re. thc petition being signed
by cvery maidenhead all the property.
owners eacept two. i‘uuucillncu ticim
field and Boiliwsll also spukc in favor'
of the light. Air. McMahon said that for }
Milne time he had thought thui Inorc‘
lllht Was needed in i‘otilibcticut uvc-
nus. but when he learned that ii peti-
tion Willi out for (the lil i‘oilrililtdt
place he was of the opinion it i'uiilti be
made in cone for both plit'lsiscs. 'l‘bc
light was urdemi placed.
The bills audited and ordered paid
stipulated to "final.
The sum of ”M was asked for run-
tlliig the electric light system. and for
the H'i‘iiliiiiflit‘llilll of the tire alarm
ayait‘fli.
I‘i'l’lliltsllltiti was asked by Arthur
widows and William ii lioyt. id. to
elect a flame shod. mulls feed. one
story lil height. on tile steamboat
wharf. to is- and for horse sheds. lip.
it md iti lbc committee on fire ill-puri—
ills-Iii
The Water f‘olnuilssiuncrs repllrfmi
tutti in in their treasury.
l‘uuurlltllall ilctdil-id l‘t'lltii'lt'il prog-
lws in tile maltcr of lmtiil'liM lens
broken frotrl il'l'ita on Airs. i'larti
rlwifl'it property in lioulh iiaiu stress.
i‘ourlciiilian Ferris reported that the
llttiilta. old. were titled up to Putnam
"m house. and its bad dimes up a
set at rates that would govern their
iii no.
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30!! mm!) 3!! NIB.
, Ordered John Todd oflhia Grounds ane
thinltruck Bins.
A warrant has lawn issucd for thc
.iI‘l'-~ll of Daniel lloyt, of South Main
strcct. for on :lsauult utl John Todd. lit
liivcrn island. August illst.
it appears‘ibat Mr. iloyt owns sonic
malt-f: ground in the vicinity. Mr.
Todd visited the spot. and. it is ullcg‘
ctl. secured llli‘h' or tour iplilrts of
cloths. Mr. lloyt ordcrcd llilli off iirl
ground. using language uiort- forceful
tllilti polilc. and fluidly struck liiul mm
the head with tin- bludi- of all our. in-
tiii-ilnn a painful wound.
The cusc collie up ill the Town i‘olirl
this morning. but it i.\ir. lloyt's l‘l‘i|ili'iil
was conitullcd until iicxt 'I‘liursduy. as
ho dcsircd to .-.~ curs uu litioriicy lo dc-
fcnti tlim.
MILO ”A! ”DI.
Bureau Chief’s have a Plea to
Distribute the Awards
lily Assol Iliii‘ll I‘i‘i-ss.)
\\'.ii~'|illiitluli.
board of naval lull-cziil i‘llli'lr. \llill'li
has liccll curtfiiily «summing the hint"
Naval
Scptt-iullcr
l lilillllii r of bids uuil plans subliilltul by 1 Lin.- car was ill tbc “‘0'“. soul from
‘shipbuiidt-rs for the construction
ill
ili~s~
troycrs. will. within it day or two. rc
port to Acting St-i‘itltliry Allvu ii plan
of distribution of llic awards. The Work
has been out- of difficulty lll‘i“.illht' ut
the multiplicity of plans and the orig.
Inlillty displayed by some of tlic libi-
ilcrs. 'l'lle tit‘t'laitlli lirrlvcd ill by liii.
lulliril iii to illsil‘iblllp iiil- min on till»
ltiWn uniting the liltlilt‘f‘n:
To the l‘illon Il‘till Works. of Sun
l-‘rliiiclsco. probably tllrec licrllrtiypizu.
tllc Maryland tilt-ll company. of Spin-
l‘tl l’tlliii. liilli lit' the Ili‘llril)‘til‘rl. Niki
tie it Duty. of l'liiludclpliia. tvvo m
ihrcc destroyers. iluriuii A "iilliillln-
\ttli'lll. tsl' Williilliflinli. im- tld‘il‘uii'i‘r.
l‘ull liivcr lrilu Works. of Mllnnllt‘llll
Will. two or titt'cc tictlil'tlyers; W. R.
Trill k cutllilully. of Richmond. out
or‘tii'u lltstroycrs and this c or tour
tori» do boat-n lalalvy. oi iii-dun. out-
or two torpedo ikiiiiau
Another of tlic ioipi-du liiittllt will “iv
in citiivr Lewis Smell. of liiiiiubulb
port. N. J.. iil' iii llcrreahofl. of llrls-
lul. it. l-. while. if llic deparlmcut lilidil
decide in still further distribute the
work and rcducc llll' iiuuibcr of bilab-
awarded to some of the bidder-n. tbc
i‘oluuiille iron Works. of lbiltiuiul-c.
and the this litiginul i'owcr company.
of iiorris iisigiiln. N. v.. may be war-
ded one heat seen.
The lustrd bl now about to turn its
attention entirely to a clone considera-
tlotl of bids recently received for thc
t'iiileti‘iii‘littil oi tart-a battleships. its
for the details of illme vessels have
only been oaaltlned in a cursory man
our. list this examination has made
it itiipegl' that the problem of selecting
the best designs is going to be iiiiirll
more didietiit than was at first summ«
mi. The bureau chirf'l appear to liiivc
ii Tlic‘
with-Iv tillereut fillilliilil its to the re-
siwctlve merits of thc designs. and it!
is within the bounds of possibility that}
thc department will dis-idi- tint till
milks lilo awards in accordance with
the lowest bill. in Milli a rose illuI
Newport News ilid. tbc lowed. would
be thrown out and two of tile lbw-0
ships would go to (bump. ibt- third got
ling iii the l'tilllii lrlltt Works. imc til
eutettt ill the board flavors a rejection
of all the bids and the preparation oi
new plans. but as the adoption of this
course probably would delay the let.
ling of contracts until the assembling
of i'tmgress and thus ilnperll the td'~
fort of the tleparlmoni to secure for
that appropriations for ships at the an
preaching mums is not likely to.
prevail. , l
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rd ou the powcr illltl rapidly upprolicllt'tl
lhc Winniplulk cur. which was pt‘ot‘cctl-
lot: with the coillroilcr at only one
notch.
Motortnun Iliil'lit')“\§liiilllltil :it .‘ilil'YlII.
ills i-lir struck
'l'llis
wtmcd to bring him to his senses and
his car i‘llllii‘ to it standstill.
lilll llo scelucd tluzcil,
ilic ltcd Linc l'iil‘ u glancing blow.
'l‘li-i fort-c of tlic cullslou thrcw tbc
ll‘iilil trucks of tho lit-ll l.inc car from
tho trucks and it lit-:ldcd for ”it" itos—
Moloriuitn llorni-y rcvcrscd
brzikc. but '
been
Itlii illol'c.
nix powcr and ilpplicd tho
tlit- conn--ctiou having llroltcn
\vlicu tbc cur lcft tbc rails. tbc l‘i‘i‘l‘l"
iillu lllll no good. 'l‘ilc ili'ilkcs did not
lcuid alllllt'li‘lill)’ to stop the cur lit-i it
i ~pmi iiri'ilss tbc sir-ct. ll run ilpoli Illc
alf' wlilli .iud llllii lilt‘ stolii- ropnls oi
fu- foundation of tile liostoti still-c.
.illlrh it struck roi‘ticrwlsc. ’i‘lic cup.
» up “as crlickcd dull the corner board
‘lltilil‘i‘t'ti. Hill! the i‘lil‘ lit‘i‘ll Iiiiilci‘
lircutcr hcridway nothing would have
promoted it from crashing through tbc
lill‘ of tho storc,
.\loloriiizili liorncy uuil t'orlillll-ior
illtkc still; to their posts and worli il
"lu‘ bruit-ts til liiiill ctilis of ilic cur.
l‘lii pussnuptrs \u-rc inw. owing to lllc
.ttvlins lit tbc liilill‘. lllll lllosc liu til
.i: ucli- tlnlic lili'“) li'litlliclicd. ‘
'l‘lir point of i'illllilt'l with ilic llul
i lllc r. or. 'l‘hc side of tho car was tiiililt"
iii-bat llllil‘i‘t‘tl lilld tllc running board
l-iilziallt‘tl. ulilli- sonic of tilt" iroil l'llll‘
"in: work Willi licnt. 'l‘bc friiiicr of til--
1 \\'hitt- lillc ctr was bout. the licndligbt
Mole ll. whilc tbc dashboard wlls twist-
vii out of sinlpc and the running board
«raisin-ii.
The collision made it loud crush and
:iiitc ll crowd itiitllcrcd. liiigl-riliu about
'bc M'I'llt' illllil liii- itcd l.lllt' car was
ilillt‘ll l‘lil'li on to the il'lii'li :ltid “Hit-ll
to the cur iluril.'l‘llc Wbltc liiit‘ cur was
lot tl‘ini‘iut'll climicii to prcvcni it run-
l bills. and continued its trip. the fort-c
of the collision not having lN'f‘li slith-
iii.l m litrow it from lb- rolls
: amt-orig or coweaavartvwr
Spanish lewepapere lay it totalled
owe Downfall of the Iinietry.
lily Associated l‘rcss.)
.\l.ldriil. tit-plumber lt~»‘l'ilc Spool-b
-'iillliii'l. at its iuccling iiila iiiurliiua
ialccd iu tilkc the most ati'lnacui incu-
illicit to prevent tbc publicatlou‘of the
piucccilitigs of tilc i‘ortue and to pro-
vide for tlic l'i'ildiii‘l'illi of tclcfl‘ltpliir
lispliiclica.
'l‘bc liiliiiiiii'i‘ for foreign adults. link--
Alulodsvliv do itio, lufnlulcd his rol-
llliu- that. an s mull of thc littltitllli‘
lliltil iii Washington relative to tbc
ipiilliulds in tho l'uliippluss. lustrutu
llolls bad bot-ll sent to the lipsuieh con~
dill at lions Kong. in aclordalicc. with
do agl'ccuibiit resulted.
wrought some damage. howcvcr. to the
stock in thc plat-c. 'l'heu h.- llludc his
escape.
(‘hlcf of Police Bradley. lliiil. in tlic
luc-untimc. liccll informed of lllt' occur-
rem-c by ilaiilon's niolhcr. and the bill-
ncr liostclicd to tho sci-ac. Aftcr ll
thorough search of the promises and
lllflt‘l’r itl tbc vicinity. ilc was llllitlili‘ to
find any trace of llnnlon. lit- then pro- .
~lir--ll a turnout fronl a livery stable and
in company with Deputy Sheriff l-‘rcd-
"l‘li‘k l._\'on l‘t‘slllili‘il tbc scorch.
’l‘lic officcrs were unable to gct any.
trui c of ”union. ,
it is csilnintcd tlliil thc ilutuligc (lonct
by lliilllOll to the stock in lluulon liro- !
”1ch place will uggrcgutl- ucilrly Slit"
Y. .\l. i‘. A. illit'sblii'dithllh'il.
'l‘llc Young Men's i‘tlrlsliull llssocini
lltill llllil ii llollscwul'lullig lust night in1
Iic l‘tilllllr‘a iii lillzubi-th strcct. 'l‘hcrc}
\vnr. aiogood littcutldncc. Alto-r singing}
by ll” proscnl uddl‘csscs wcrc mode by I
.l. A. Richardson. I‘ll-v. .r\. S. Kuvnnliah'
:lill Yilrs. ii. if. Mciioucgui. licfrcsll-
int-ills wcrc also scrvcd. The committee
- i
lil chat-ac was .‘ifcssrs. Richardson until
i.i-l.iild. it was ducldcd to rcsuluc tbc
:yliinusilmi class thi- il‘lrst 'l‘ul-siluy in l'l‘n l l"
iit‘lillltl‘_ and the lliillv class will liicI-i
'iu- first l-‘l'ldlty ili October.
ltxou t'.\lill\'.\l.l.. 5
The Knoll currylill will llc continued
rally until fiil'tilcr uotlcc. notwithstand-
llii: tbc l. port lllill bus uouc out to ibi-
.ullr.ily.
DIED. ,
M‘KERlJfl" ill \i‘cstport. ricptombcr
Mrs. Nancy Ackcricy. ligcii 'l'l
.i'i‘ill'h. onc mouth and oil-veil days.
l-‘uuv-rui at ilowaytou Methodist Ric
lrli'iiliiil cllurcli. l-‘rlday. At 3 o'clock.
FOR SILE.
ll‘iili SALE- Accouilt of itciuovdl. will
rwll very cheap. all l'riiirlo rilutc and
this» l‘liicl:\lnl incubators. bromlcrr‘.
wirc ncitliig. horscs. Wliilnllri. mova-
ble poultry buildings. tools and all
liil‘ili llll|ili'lli|'|ilil. Also Alubt-r salml
:ltlxeliszizt. iiidgcbrookc b‘urln. flow.
lii'ioti. is ill
lil‘flih'iltlrl l-‘Olt rlAld'l .1. It Wbcelcr
offers his business. stock and fixtures
it sold lioforc Scpicnibcr ilitll. A
bargain for route one. if not sold
will rcluoic to No. l Keyrwr avenue.
about ltiii foot front is! Washington
sin-oi. south Nurwalk. Conn.
I“ (ll
i‘iiit il.tl.il:-i‘ilt-op for cash. our No.
iii llllchiugs‘ hot water heater lii
amid condition. i'upublu of beating
tzllu running feet i-ilicll but water
pipes. Apply to W. hi. itdwaribi. all
West avenue. sillit
l‘lilt “Alcw‘4‘iilvlii lib ulululuill final.
2:! fuel. fl. A .30 feet W. l.. tl new
ilrcdgcs. ropes. baskets and liliiiVi'llt
. «our-u
'l‘iic unduly for cottiml-rcial illiiilii i.~
«riding a petition to the i‘urtbe. tic-i
uutildllig the closing of all tht- military
schools. the curtailment of retiring
poll-dolls. that till billet-rs rcitii'tlliil.
iiulu i‘ubu be plum-ti in the roam-u and
‘tllni. iii addition. a budget of one inll~
tbc can of the sick and wounded lipsti-
leti Hliilit’fl i’ttitifiiliil from the f'tiltlilit".
'l‘iu- lit-wepupi i‘lt lisscrl that the gov-
rriiiucut is grimtly surprised and ritu-
ilillii'll lit the Illlfiiila' of the courier-
viiilv'a-I iii the chamber. which ltitilcdtca '
ililti iiu- aovvruillcnl is isolated on quee-
tinils of such iiiitllilititlo tin tbc rout-lu-
stud of tile pi-ucc ircaty.
i'ooliiluing. tbc ripaiiisb pups-I'll ca-
ptcss the opinion that this filtushitiluws
the downfall ill lite ministry. The call-
lilo-t will prtlitebly meet this evening in
order to discunl the situation. but the
chamber does not meet today. as tilts ill
the lids day of the Virgin.
it appears that many of thc govern
inept supports-as abstained from voting
last night. This fact is greatly coin-
aitoted apes. ‘
l
iiuu of lieeatas sutiually be pruvitlvii for .
l‘lbiip. N. l. iiicll. titlillii‘ord, i'uiiu.
sopi i‘d
l‘iiit ilAidll Norwslk iiuud laundry.
it good business opportunity for it
sillsii lurestmcni. Apply to i‘. ll.
Ambler. Nurwalk. still!
90! IAlrlwA ass assortment of the
celebrated Pal-er lien-och at very
reasonable prises. fiesta Harwell
Hardware maaay. loath iierwaik.
“U
Lee-r.
Hill" 'A llttiy'a i'htiiciallic gold Watch.
with short chain. A reward will be
paid for its return in Airs. J. if.
"you. 1 Wang; avenue. lest Nor-
walir. all fit
umrw fin itslttrdsy. a coil-we Prob-w
lllty pin. diamond shaped. of black
mantel and gold. and littering own-
er's users on the illicit. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving at desiieet’
new. or s uviseates rises. dentin
m “I
fit
l flee. d. to
j WANTED—Young man ileum a posts I
.' useful man on a first-class place.
Address Useful. care Ir. Hitch“.
Norwaik post-once. fill
10 arr. '
:1'0 LET—Pleasant demerits-it
l room. first floor three windows.
House ccntrally located. No. 7 All»
street. South Norwalk. Conn. ,adlt
T0 nrxrmagn‘az‘mraii;
strret. with or without basement. Ap-
ply Theo. Knapp. 20 Union street.
TO l.ET~lower floor of 5 rooms. No. 7
Seymour pillr‘e. South Norwalk. Ap-
ply on premises. "3t
T0 LET—Two furnished rooms. one a
large front room. Terms reasonable.
No. 21 Washington street. I0 3t
TO LET Lower hail of house. No. l!
iiuviland sir-act. seven rooms. Ap-
ply Rccd Huvilnnd. Old Well Hotel.
T0 LET-Apartments in block In
North Min street. Oil. 88.
Pleasant rooms. fronting on at
all improvements. Rent free it
October 1 in desirable tenants.
thcr information. inquire of J. lrvl
lilbblc. H9 Washington street (coal
once.) I!!!
To LET—House of six rooms and bath
room furnace and till improvements.
Address. t‘. 'l‘. Hawkins. 2 St. John
avenuc. :ilst Norwalk. salt
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'l'—~Slx rooms. Music Hall block.
rultliblc for oilccs: house. twelve
roollis, with improvements. No. !
Arcb stl‘cct: cottage. 29 Woodward
:ivcutic. lloilsc, 69 Woodward avenue
l). A. \\'ooilwuril.
I . . .....-.. ...—-——.-. .u.."_~
l‘li l.l-Z'|‘~—‘.\partmeniil in the m
him-k on i.couaril stmt: also four
rooms iii 3‘: Water street. rent OI per
limnlh. thumbs of Charles tren-
lll‘tl. Sol-walk. Old"
M
1‘0 LET“ Apartments of five rooms
first floor. it and ii) Tolles street. Int
clam! order. Apply to Jail. "e
Knapp. 82 Wcst street. or Jacob I.
Mytou. South Norwaih. lit!
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l0 RENT-Jinan for one or two tsu-
lllck at iii Academy street. A”
to 'l'. a. Osborn. 28 lorwla M
Norwalk. :1."
«Office in the second door it
‘l‘fl Mll'l‘
'l‘he fluntllicl btllldl . A
The Sentinel once. ng ”i, at
T0 l.i:‘l‘—~i-‘lret and second story fear
uimrtmeuts over Olsen shoe store.
b‘our rooms each. itcnt ad and If.
iiiills busted. lighted and cleaned.
For further particulars inquire at the
ofllce of the Old Well 0w 0...
till Wualiltlgtoii street.
macauauaout '
MAX l.l'l\'l. the boot and shoe. dealer.
but iiiichii from Hill in 11? flat
Washington strum. where he will con-
tilitlc his business as formerly. I
liioic because i do not care to have
ileorge Rosier as it landlord. III
Io'Vl. shoe dealer. still dt
VIOLIN 'ritkeiinl. .
i‘ortrm ill Jilin!) .
c it u py a
line. Norwslk. Cone. mods;
A i‘liiii'l‘ fibAiIii LAUNDRY-"WA!
ice has opctled a laundry at ll Wk"
sin-st. Norwalk. for all klitde If
laundry will-ii. All work guaranteed.
littlrtii. 7c; collars. lite: shirt waists.
lac, Air. Lee has three laundflsa ll
liridgspori. where he does a tails
business. al in
lulldi'l'l‘ilitli \i'AN‘l‘itil—~-iadiea or
gellllenlcn for our campaign ”to 1
Juvenile books fpr the holidays. M
set tutu four books graded for tie
mm to grownup folks. fleck
charming. delightful. captivating.
Prices range from fill nettle fl to
iii no. inm- norm. cacti overdue-
lug with happy illustrations. Tren-
cildlltts sellers. limiting ill! I“.
l‘uur motliha' golden harvest for W
ergodic workers. Credit urea.
i-‘rolliif "hill. ”mi commissions.
built with samples of all four It“
rec. lit-rid twelvd two cent W,
fur period our! all! of tile W
aim. one all true one clear his
a taoatk with eat «on Jena-
ties rile itsiieaei leek Cessna.
Jevsails W m
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tlon. city or country. as coachllilli will .
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