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NUMBER,3,223.
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SOUTH N ORWALE. CONN” TUESDAY,
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SEPTEMBER 21.11893.
initiations
llssy People Present at the Cen-
‘ trsl Club Rooms Last Night.
lotus turnout PilCEll
nahupnys‘yuntyornurni and
Inlay Articles. which an laid by
m" Ma and Kiss-
ss—lpsoisl Attractions.
The Blunt of the Young Men's
Christian Association was opened aus-
plci'ously last night at the Central club '
house. The attendance very comfort-
Ww-o -o———~-— .
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MISS Mt
ably tilled the'hil'ildingmeveral hundred 3
people being proMl‘during the evening ,
The rooms presented an unusually at-
tractive appearance, the various booths
and decorations in each being artisti-'
cally arranged, and well worth a visit,
from everyone. The confectionery.
booth. which will be in charge of the
young pcoples' societies of the various
churches. was arranged by the South
Norwalk Congregational society. The’
table contained a choice supply of fresh 5
home-made sweets. and the attendants,‘
were shcitcred by a large canopy. fililzlti
of Christian Endeavor flags. flowers:
and greens. in this room was also the,
“Klondike." Adjoining was the re- i
AIADMI'IIIIIAD.
fl
“All W'lurtanflotlmup with
hisOornlnan Upset.
Oliver ii. Burton, the "all hot"
frankiurter and corn man. was the vie-
tiin of a painful uecldent last night.
pearl the Central Market in Railroad
place.
About 10:30 o'clock Mr. Burton de-
cided to suspend operations in the
square. and go down to Germsnis Hall.
where a dance was in progress. As he
was turning his horse around the wa-
gon upset. and Mr. Burton went in one
direction and his corn in another. He
sustained quite a bad cut in the back
of his head. where it came in contact
with the curb. in about live minutes
he recovered. and gathering up his
wnrcs he went to Plalsted's driu store,
Iwhcrc bis wound was attended to.
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Twp.
-i~ZLROY.
Anon of Monies not. lochwood In-
jured in Gannon Street
A son of lilanlco DeF‘orcst Lockwood.
of East Wall street. was riding a pony
tiirough Cannon street.
when it tlircw lilm off.
yestcrda v.
()ne of tlic
iyoung man's fcct caught in the stlrrtlp.
and '10 was dragged svvcral fcct bcforc
he could rclcasc himself. Then the
horse started on a run down France
street. leaving the boy unconscious.
ltlcllord Whittlcscy carricil lillti to tho
l'csldcncc of (‘lark i'ornwall, illlll after
a half hour‘s rcst iliid attention he was
able to Wll|lt home.
0
frcsllnlcill room. win-re lcc crculu and
calls- were served lllidcr tilc direction of
the thumbs" of the Woman‘: his
change.
(in thc oppufltc side of tllc hallway
were the cute and flower booths. lllrl
forthcr in chllt'lc of tho l-ipworlli Ian l
ltm of the town. and the latter oi oi
committee of ladies of the roriom
churches. . I
llcrc. also. the Twin t‘ity .\iutldollu
orchestra tltlcoiiriu-d sWt't'l st'lt'rlliililt
thraislbout the urchins.
'l'hc trait and Vi'lt'lillilt‘ i-siiibli. In
the second story is otu ot the numis
hutttllitl tlllplli'fl iIi llll building. and
VII Initilt ndmlrcll- .“llll was ill
t'lthrgt- llf iltc Young l'copirs' "illlllll
Union and the throw Light um i. it;
Thu Assyrltlil llotllll tlllul clolttilii it
largo allure of the attention of tho lu-
tllos. the work being of a rliariiiicr in
planar sli. This exhibit will remain at
the club house untii thrombi-r liith.
The art table at tho King's llnluthtcrn:
tCon‘lnasd on tloeoull Page.)
lHiliiEiiiilll Niliili
Nominated for First Selectman by
Second District Republicans.
sauna illustrious.
Andrew J. Hutchinson Again Nomin-
ated for One of the 'l'own Assessors
-0thsr Places on the Ticket
Filled hyAeoissnatton.
Senator John H. Ferris presided at
last night's canons of the Republicans
oi the Second Voting District. Charles
A. Walters was made secretary. The
tellers selected were Matthew Corbett.
Edmund E. Crowe, George H. Vos-
burgh, jr.. ii. Edgar Ferris and Fred-
erick ll. Quintard. and the caucus pro-
ceeded to an informal ballot for select-
man. While this was being taken
Charles W. Stow and John W. Duke
took up the usual collection, which um-
ounted to 88.70.
The ballot for selectman resulted in
the choice of Ephraim Thomcs. who a»
cured ninety votes, to sixteen scatter-
.ng. On motion of Attorney George H.
Vosburgh. Jr.. Mr. Thomes' nomination
was made formal and unanimous. Mr.
i.lght moved that Mr. Thames be made
tirst seicctman. This however, had al~
ready been done, as the chair stated.
previous to the vbote that it would be
for first sclectmnn.
’lhc ballot for assessor resulted: Ail-
drew .I. Hutchinson, 66; Franklin A.
'l‘oilcs, ltl; Scattering. in. Mr. llutcll-
.nson was declared nominated.
The other places on the ticket were
tilted by acclamiitlon, as follows:
(.‘oiistables-John J. Goodwin. Eti-
ward J. Ladrlgan.
Grand Juroro-(lhnrlcs h‘. liallock.
lloard of Rehab-Henry Scymour.
Auditor town uccounts—ilcorgc i".
iicnrse.
Registrar. oi Voters—Charles w.
Stow.
School Visitor—Frank A. Ferris.
The meeting then adjourned.
The city caucus will be held til the
same place tonight. it is said that
Councilman llatch. fis‘Couuclltwah
Kendall and l". A. Ferris have. dcclltlcd
to become candidates for mayor. lir.
J. Mfitou (‘oburn is now spoken of for
the office.
81X KILL!!! IN THE “08'.
An Appslling Cyclone Passes Over the
Niagara Pannsular Last Night
II. I , onunon ran.
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mugs-s ntlunl seals-loo
at [in lull Last light.
There was another very large sites-
dance, last night. at St. Joseph's
church fair in Music Hall. The people
were most generous in their expendi-
tures. thus aasbung the parish to real-
ise a good profit to be used toward the
finishing of! of the upper portion of the
handsome church building in South
Main street.
The cantata of The Flowers was pre-
sented by thirty young misses of the
. Sabbath school. and so well did the ef-
iorts oi the young artists suit the audi-
ence that the play was frequently in-
terrupted by well-deserved applause.
Tonight The ilusy Bees. in which
thirty-live young people appear. will be
the play. This. with the many other
attractions to he found at the hall.
should fill the house.
The door prises were drawn as fol-
lows: No. .191, bag of potatoes. Mrs.
Pierce Hayes; :00. ten, Patrick Mack-
ler: 346. bag of flour, Miss McMahon;
219, eggs. not called for; 240. box cl-
gars. llenry Ireland; 24. ehontlc table
cloth, (loom Sthin.
FIVE AID'DRUI BAND BALL.
Ninth Austral Danes of the Ian who
lab Hurtful Haste
The ninth annual ball of the South
Norwolk Fife and Drum bond was hold
in Gcrmunlu null, last night. As usu-
al. there was a large attendance and it
was a successful affair. Professor
Smythc's orchestra furnished music for
dancing and Richard Sweeney prompt-
ed.
The floor manager was (‘harlcs S,
licechcr. and his aides wcrc r‘rcd llrltti-
Joyce and George Griffin. The rcccp-
tion comniittcc was composed of ticorgc
Williams. tleorgc Saunders. John Gart-
lllilfl. ('hurlcs Prince. J. llolloran, and
Major W. it. lecr.
Previous to the dance the corps. with
its gut-sis. St. Francis Xtil'icrs Drum
and Fife hand. of Waterbury. Wo-stport.
ilosc company, and Hope llosc com
pany. of Norwalk. gave a parade
through South iormllk.
OX“? masons).
Accused of lansinughtsr. and his
Bonds Find at 33.0“)
(by Asluciatod Press.)
Bridgeport. f‘onn. September
The curly chntr today til the Yellow
.\lill l’ond tragedv liitd for their fea-
tures the arraignment of llarry ()xlcy.
:llOW known officially as Albert it. ()x-
iii-y, on the chargi- of manslaughter. iii
illlt' City Court, and the drpnrttirc of
All
.
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'llEAfllllBK IS BilliKEll
'l‘he Norwalk Council Appropriates
loco for the Public Library.
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BILLS ARE [lllllEllEll Pill).
The Amount Voud laid to be Outh-
oiont to loot the lsqulrsmsnts of
the Diractors Until Junuary
1.
After weeks of deliberation the City
Council of Norwalk has appropriated.
not the $1,000 asked for by a well at-
tended city meeting for tilt.I further
support of the library. but 8060, an am-
longer.
'ihc appropriation was decided upon
and made at an adjourned meeting of
the Council last evening.
The full board was present, with the
exception of Councilman Cotter .
Mayor (liovcr explained the dead-
lock. which existed owing to to Coim-
cilman ilurr's little “No." and
board was ready to act.
Councilman l’. W. Uiitcs nlovcd that
H.000, as voted by the recent city mee-
ting, be appropriated. The motion was
seconded by Councilman W. ll. liatcs.
in favor of appropriating onc [nanny
more than would support the library
to January 1. lie understood from the
library directors that 3660 would carry
them through to the new year. lie of-
fered to amend Mr. liatcs’ resolution by
making the appropriation supp.
Councilman l’. W. liatcs thought the
library managers Were capable of ink-
.ng care. of 81,000.
t'ouncilmarfl .\icckcr urged that tilt-
present board was there for '98; not '99
or any part of it.
Councilman Gregory expressed the
opinion that the library dircctors
would squander money for new books
.f they and any more than enough
for thcir running expenses. lic thought
the city ought to appropriate moncy
enough for the library at the start-off.
Councilman Burr said the directors
took no interest in the library or they
would appear llcforc tiK- Council.
Councilman Gregory then
Mr.Mi-ckcr's amendment.
unanimously carried.
The vote on the appropriation came
ncxt. the record showing three for and
two against t‘ouiicillilail l’. W. flutes
mil llorr voting in lllv‘ in-gutirc. As it
requires a Urn-thirds Vote of thc (‘oiul-
which was
oimt which, it is assumed, will support
L
the library to January 1, and not any lilnnlliit't} for govi'rnor, called on Alcx-I
Thus [hp deadlock is broken. lander Troup shortly after his arrival
the ‘
Councilman Meeker said he was noti
seconded '
”DWI sooonsson emu.
Dsuoorats Give thslonor ts Islbsrt
I. Garey. «m
At a meeting of the Democratic State
Central committee held in New Haven.
yesterday afternoon. Melbert B. Carey.
of Ridgeileld, was chosen chairman,
and David T. McNamara, of New Ha-
ven, secretary. There was a strong
sentiment in favor of the re-electlon of
Alexander Troop as chairman, not-i
withstanding his recent resignation.
The light between the silver and gold
factions of Stamford, as to the commit-
teeman from the Twelfth district was
settled by allowing the gold men to
wtihdraw their protest and Mr. Cogh-
lan, oi Stamford, will retain the seat.
The newly elcted chairman was Mr.
i'oghian's. opponent.
All the nominees on the Democratic.
state ticket were in the city as guests
of Judge lilydcniliirgh. the nominee for
attorney general.
girl the city and after a few mlnutcs'
ichat_ .\lr. 'l‘roiip escorted hint to Judge
lilydcliburgh's otllce.
The conference of the candidates and
the state comm‘iltci- was at ilii‘ stig-
gcstlon of Judge illyndcnluirg. “i'
thought that inasmuch as the statc
committcc was to ho iil New March. it
would Iic the corllcst opportunity all
couldavull thcmseltrcs of getting to-
gether and talk about affairs pertain-
ing to the management of the cam-
palgn.
Judge. illydenburgh suggested a mec-
ting for the ratification of the ticket
at such time and place within a week
‘or so, as will be most convenient to all.
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STATE LIQUOR DEALERS
Their Annual Convention in Danbury.
with Dinner at the Grovoland.
(lly Associated Press.)
iliinbnry. September 2’.—'i‘hc annual
convention of im- (‘oiinccticilt Liquor
Dealers" association is being held in
this city today. f'rcsidcut tlogaii. of
.\‘t-w liilvcn. called the preliminary
session to order at 11:30. The session
was a short one and was finished in
time for the delegates to go to the
tiroveland for dinner at 1:30. The fol-
lowing delegates: .
.\iiddlctowrk—James lliizlcton, 1‘. ii.
tl‘i‘onneli.
Willimantlc—-S. J. Youngs. '
Danbury—W. ti. l-‘oley, William Mc-
l'helcmy. .
Hartford-1’. J. Silk. John (‘. Long.
Adolph (tract, Garrett Wall. Timothy
Sullivan.
New Haven—William Radon. George
Stanford. Jacob Mann, .\l. J. llccgnn.
.lilnics Kelli-her, John licccher, .l. 'l'.
ilonobue William C. Larkson.
Ansooia—G. hlosig, Dennis (.‘rowtry.
Daniel h, Morgan. of llrldgcport. the.
WA
Anything and are I}
k" isi'i'i'i'i‘ii't: 35h
Vul’
Quick results will M:
Wils'rin.
the housework in a family of
(no children). Apply lira.
Dudley. 6 East Wall street
Hill). Norwalk.
chambermsid well recommends“
ply before noon or after 1 la
ening. Mrs. Frank A.
Falriield avenue.
WANTED—A
thoroughly .
girl as waitress and cha m
Apply to Mrs. George R. GM
30 High street, Nor-walk.
WANTED—Young lady stsnogrr
with some knowledge of book-k
tog. desires a position. Add
Typewriter. Sentinel onion. ~
WANTED—A table suitable for can
of store. must be reasonable. .
to ’l‘illotson 8: Mills, 88 Wllhlll‘
street. in
w.\er«:l)—iioan~ti.5oo at e per can iii
security $5,000, first mortgage ‘1
due in eighteen months. A
lloom 3, Masonic Building, Not “
TO LET.
ITO LET—Four rooms-”front. In I '
T0 hour—Portion of a burn on was
condition, 76 North Main street.
avenue within five minutes walk ’
post-office. Address, Loci. tax. 106;:
Norwalk. I“ 12‘
T0 i.E’i‘-—-iiotisc 10 Lowe street. ll!
'i‘O LET—Six rooms. Music Hall block.
rooms. improvements. 8”. Imma-
diate possession. E. Wilcox It
Brown & Wilcox's store. I19"
suitable for otilces; house. twelve
rooms. with improvements: No. 9
Arch street: cottage. 29 Woodward .
avenue. 81 Woodward avenue, three I
rooms. third floor. 70 North Mail .
street. E. A. Woodward. I“
To LET—Firs story, marinas-meaty
To LET—Apartments in the brick
.‘tiic large numbcr of Ncw York iicws-
tlly Associated Press.) ’
llufinio, N. Y.. St ptcmbcr L'i
iinlpci' illt'll who hate born here since
A film" - Iiic iliscovci‘)’ oi lllt‘ dlltilcmlit-ri-ti body
.\lt.‘i‘ltlt‘ll~'J. W. llolmcs, W. E.
t'li.imil.lult, ll. W. Murphy.
’l'lioliipsoilvlilo»’l‘. J. Furry, ’l'lioiims
cii for appropriations. the timid-torts
lino still on.
Mayor (iiol'cr sillil lic couldn't uudcrv
ml to tile Ni-Ws from Niagara l-‘alls‘
t)iti.. says:
The most appalling storm in the his-
of Emma ttill, for New {Yuri-n. 'l'llc
iattcr fact would illtllt'lllt.‘ that the rc-
Iportcrs are hot utter some now pita-c
lill‘)‘ of Niagara [I‘lllllhllliil‘ passed liistlof the case, the nature of which is not
ulgbt ilvcr lhl- strip of liltid between
Ulltl‘ri iliiiario and Eric, passing almost
parallel with the Welland t‘annl. cut-i
ting ll swath :ioo foot wide through that
[li‘lllllfllllil and cutting off a portion of‘
it; went almost ill right angles with
tho main path of the cyclone and took
in Tonnwanda. it struck Ht. t‘atlicr-
liil'. Mt‘l’lltlll and tiriiiltliniu. tint. hurd-
ml The niiluiur of lilo-- lost is twil-
lillllt”! today ill >lx. .\t lt‘JIl-l six more
.lr.- fatally injured.
A» far its known tllc dead .lrc:
lull .\lilffult. ll your. old; killed at
tho tollnpsc of the Ward school. at
.\icrriton,
i'liit'u O'Nl‘ll.
lllc toll of
Mt ri'linll.
Mrs. John lliiklcy. klllcd by full of
debris of Orange llilll.
.\Ikcu. young girl.
Iirnutbunl by full of a house.
n-
.l .\‘I'ttl's illtl. ltlllril ill
the Lincoln I'upcr mill.
killed at
CHARLES WillJl.
NAII I‘Alllfl “0.10!
to lesser of Ir. and In. olmnas, mill
Nash. who Leave for loath My. ‘
.\ family it union am lli‘ltl lust tliitlit i
.it the r. sldlurc of hits Hamil Nash. ltl ‘
I‘IlIIthliitl illillili'. lli honor of .\Ir, «nil;
Mill. f‘liit‘ctltr Nilsli, Vlllil It‘ll littlllll
Nolwnik loony, still a sunlnlcr's tut—j
lonrn lu-lc tot tiolr home in llnytotiu.
Florida. About lwvllty l'rhillius wcro
in attendance. and ll has a delightful
mint lillllllllll lltiirulliucnts ucro
scilui tlillllm llo clclliug.
'i‘llt: rl.\l.\‘.l’l‘lti.\' .\lihil‘.
\ iiinliil millilllml ilcittnnstrilllotl
will is rolidlulnl by .\iillor Writer. of
.\m York city. at tho itillrlltioll army
'ni'laclm in lilt‘ Washington slrm-t
Inigo, out Wodtiisday evening. at it
o'tlmlt. The molar. who has bad a
\illli'tl culminate in army “mill. is a
wry interesting sis-litter. llt' will be
assisted by i'llptnln Norma ’l‘ilompsotl.
lliiml- swwl singing will inc much on-
inyrd. All are cordially invited to at-
tcnd tilts service.
i
. «Aikcn, llor sislcr. killed at unilil'
lpliicc.
i'nknowu woman. rumorcd to lit'
lliliiil ilt liltinlforll. willli- plckltig
illrltpm. .
'i'llo fatally injured are:
Kcnnis Nestor. I’l'lltlllltl at lslllt'tllll
Mary Which. hurt by falling lllllllt'l's
iil Lincoln .\itli.
Jitttis-l hici‘srllly. I‘yllllifll by root of
Lincoln Mill.
lloilcrt llarilny. caught In the fall of
the mill.
Among the serlml-iy lnllimt aro-
ll. .l. iloylo. .lnmcs Murray. Merri-
iou. and A. it. Jenkins. tlrsnthsni.
llcsitli-s these there are it score of
young children who were hurt by the
fall of "W school house at lorrllon.
llllffalll. N Y. rtepiomiior 27 it is
It llcved the damage by yesterday‘s l 0
alone in ’l‘ollnwandu and vlclllliv will
cal-cod "00.000. Many [lt‘tllllf‘ are
liltltt'lossi null lt‘ti'rll are now under
the lsri- of plltslclnttl as it result of in-
iurlcu stisistlllii during the brief visit
til tlw willil
lio rm- ill known no person we- km-
N‘. .
.lniln Nanette. an old man. had an
arm and a leg broken. and is in a cri-
tbsl ctmdltinn A baby Mined Post was
sluo mtmisty lnluml.
lira Augusta ltcrnlsnn was hurt in-
ternally and is very law.
!known hcre at lll.it writing.
tislcy was arraigned bciorc Jiidgc
t‘arroll til the City Court on the charge
of manslaughter this morning. but ill
the request of l'iosccuting Attorney
ltlurtlctt. thi- i'lttit‘ was coottilurd untiis
Saturday. without any trutiliiotly being:
tufivli. tlslt-y'n bonds wire that at Oil.
on". an inircasc . l {Limo air!" the am
until asked on thc old chargc. No our
uppciircd to furnish bail for lllc young
man. out It is clipntril that some of bin.
‘l‘lilllti'l will gm» bonds for him sonic» .
lllll' today.
'Illt' lull i‘lllili’tvl utilltt‘tl nt'l‘t‘nlt'tl ill
mlilo-iiioii with the cnsc. .\ira llu-t
lllliyton, who so: too its a tlilllll-siit’ fol
ilr "Noticy ' isllliltlt‘ll, and her duoub .
,t-r. t‘llli'ubcll liiuytoil. wl-rc taken to.
‘iiillli‘v noodoilurbxn this morning and
noble-lid to all iutllltiilttutl.
‘l'llt‘ l-xltillttlitilotl of flip tolnrcll no;
limit Illi‘lt‘il four ii-lliia. but it this sluts
I‘ll ll) ilii llt'ici'llt'ili that they wore tili-
.‘l'llt to get our illlul‘ltlutioil out of the
ttlllllllll all that lllilt'. While Mrs. may»
toll is.“ on "it l'o-lt silo was confront-
«cd with the suit that was supialscd to
unit sonli partlib . of human limb and
non- oil it. slid to l v. ry short tltnc lli ‘
Iti‘lliii’iln it was ill cursory fur Ilctcctilo
.\tliuld til llallll‘ll out for cl gloss of wit-
“1' which he suit was for one of the
colored wanton. tiiougil which one he
, k ould not Illlll'.
Allis-ti ll. tlalt'y was also on the fool
for it short time. but nothing could be
glcsuco from hitu. its lit' sold. by advice
of ctltltilwl. Ilt' had nothing in any.
statue of the plumbing iii lllt‘ rcslv
iii-m.- of Mrs. tilllltord was
this niorntlig. but sill-titer or not any
lllfli‘illt'fll‘n wrtc made is fittt flotilla“-
tulc It is known that two traps were
notion in polliw headquarters. A saw
was ulso found llllllll' the too has its
lilo house. but it has not been usaulnelt
yt-I.
Attorney .l. it. Klein. counsel for
Mrs. tlillliorll. llllll'll today that the po-
li-ro would rm-clrr information Ililliit
tlliw days that will ultivinco them that
his llictll llutl nothing to do will! ill!
illsniembsrmeni of Willa iiili. There
is a strong rumor here this sustains
that a young physician. wno has the
reputation of ballot cognac-ll elletllln‘
iy in the same sill-nose as Mrs. tlull
llord. was the one who eat up tile body. v.
inspected ,
<ialid why tin-r- should hr a unanimous
rotc for tiic amcniimcni and that then
tlic int-illbcrs of tile (‘outlcll should
vote it down.
t’oiiiiclltliiitl lloics thought the ('otiii-
I'll was undo-r the directionofthcpcoplv
and if they Wlhlti‘tl to make an appro-
priation. they should have that privi-
li‘flt'.
t‘oilncilltian iircgory said it might in-
the wish of itillllt’. but not it”. He lic-
ll"\'l‘il that tho library ought to ho ill"
on ".500 il your. The pricc for libra-
tlllli. ho :aid. was «surbitiltit. and lw~
rillt‘r', .l ruling ioilbl lw mud-- iii other
. ways.
t‘ouio-iliiiiiil liilrr said he iliilll'l want
.tlii- iity should lloln .ippl'oprlilti-tl
i~llillcblit .ilnoullt oi the niiill.
, .\ motion to l'lt'llllblilt'l' ”ll' ipicstioti
.ll'IVllllt‘il. tllc stcp lliitig silggcstctl by
i'iltlili'llllliiii l‘ \t’ “.Ill’l
i t‘tluucilulon .\icckor molt-d ib.o Wt
o. iipproprlutml. and tho motion was
armed lltiuiiltliously.
'l'lii ililriirl bills were lllt‘il paid and
'll-irlllttlly tllli‘i' tuorc prcrailid.
. cu"..- m——.
Ill. “VIIIUIY wsu. I! ‘I'IIII
the lost Governor will Attend the
i low lam Notification lasting
‘ ticnutor tin-rai- lll. Isllillsbury. of
litligctlcld. was at his place of business
5 in lloutli Nnrwnlk for a whorl time only
. lttillt)’.
'l'itc tlcttilltcl can state Mllllltil‘lllllll't'~
, is that lit‘ will Illi’lttl the big Ill-publi-
iull rulilll-lltlilll motion in New Maven.
on Thursday. having been rein-cit from
a business engagement which. it wil-
icspclced. would cull lliiil out or ”W
slain this Vt'olt.
'l'lw t'titttllllllfl' lifts lutt'll ituilllttil ill
this clfcct. and thc lllcctiilg only t-tlptwt
in that sillilctllitil north hearing from
tip» ucsl gum-nor oi t’onllwilcut.
30' IMID N "I".
Want flay an a Mac. when the
Manama it its
liaictn. Moss. itcptcnlllcr 27 l‘lti’islttv
pllct it. tho lotlrwoaroolll mo oi ”I'll-
nts titles. of this place. was ground to
pain this morning. in the coal bundling
machinery of the iphlgh and Willie--
llnrre i'olll company. lie wa- lli play
on the machine. which was idle, and
the engineer knowing nothing of the
boy‘s presence. started up.
who.
to shut lllt‘ library lipiuit llt'lli'l't'tl that.
ii
.’ Northpuri. L. l.
iiltyilt'n.
Waterbury—hi. J. Cullety.
Ncw llritain—J. l.. Dawson. .\l. 'i‘.
llbito.
lunlicr was at‘l‘b't'il at the lloicl
'irotillllid at 2 o'clock. Uflct‘rs will
bo iii-ctcd this afternoon.
CUT OH“ "is Tlll'Mll.
llrilpli llolford. son of John lielford.
ioi tlo Rocks road. was playing with u
3 buy cutter. yesterday. when his tut off
. Hit thumb on ills icfl llatln.
FOR BILE.
'i-‘tlll SALE - Albil limlflng. sotllctllltig
law; also “J and it My llootlng. lloof
t'ililtlilg. ltoot t‘culcnt. rioutli Non
niltk Itardwaro t‘otilpntly. s2titf
;i-‘tllt BALI-i lbiiuty till ilcuicr.tiilar~
l lllllmi trcc iiom (slur. not a play-
Iliilig but a "blinllims" ill-.li 'l'.Htlltlll
Sol-walk ”AlrtIWltI‘t‘ t'otlipuny. s2ilif
tiliiit ri.\l.h: Guild Warm liin'sa lllllu-
lici. 7.“. cents. wttll htlf‘l'lflfllt'. ilil l‘t'llls.
I rioulli Norwalk Hardware i‘unipliily.
l s‘tlitf
l‘tllt HAM: till 'l‘tl l.h:'l‘-~~tlla~rmltli
mitotic and burn. lncnlcd ill llouuy~
ton on title of trolley. l-‘or puriirlo
Lil's ifltplirc ill W. |.. i W H. Wil-
ulk. t riuulll .\inlii stroct.
‘ . . ”WEI-~m. ‘
.\it'TmN—mon't forget the Parson'-
LAI'NDRY—Ylilg L09. "09m ‘
Ntl’l‘lf‘E-‘r-D. Fallon 5 Soil lIIVO w
l
i tion; ruscunn.
as at,
Mill Milli lsi'lllim aild whito liltillll'l‘.‘
thoroughly broken llotriclw. War»
mutt-d all rlitllt. Apply l’rcstou
John. in lit'll Illtlcli. tittitltford, t't.
silt iii
—_..._...._.. .V..._._._ --....-‘_..
l‘tlll “AM? A tliirllcy utcilm llcutcr.
but little usual and in first «ills:- coll»
tllllilll. Apply to Nilsli 0 \‘aittllmy.
slid if
Hill lMlal': ""th second-hunt! stair-tin-
Iilcll t'ylitlill-r stint-s. All right or.
_... _..n..—~p.......
cry way. Apply to Nash a Voloicoy.
slid”
FOUND.
lv'tll'Nll A liird flog. ilwtlor call
him- by plowing pmpt'rty and paying
cham- for same. Addrm lit lcssl
syrnun. Norwalk. sit? it
l‘ill‘Nil:Thllrstlny last. «more off
i'm-kcti'llc island. a sinsli yawl with low lever in Wilson. in. rows
tiowndcs. parish quarantined. loom of
all at led untraessbls.
sail. Addrfl titanic-y
Z.‘
For terms apply at
one. Norwalli. (loan.
IlOlJi‘l‘l‘Ollll WAN'l‘flfl-sm
rttmnw rerun tit mom“
ticncrnl Wymlln has "not"! in W
lowing messiige from the usum‘ ~
health at New Orleans: .
over Olsen's shoe store. Four bonnie:
each. Rent 88. Halls heated. light
ted and cleaned: also first story lat .
over Bhults’s market. rent :10. For I .
further particulars inquire at tho of-
ilco of the Old Well CW 00.. 8’,
Washington street. .
block on Leonard street: also tour
rooms at 32 Water street. rent 8! per
month. Enquire of Charles 1'. Leon-
ard. Norwallr. m t!
Miscnnnnusioili'.”
Auction at llriuiksldell-‘arin. WNW
day. September 28. 1898, at 10 o'olonL.‘
.\nctcnt and modern furniture: h ‘3
fact. everything useful and timid
tat. ”I“
illnctecn laiintlrlu. is now ready by.
turn out first-class work at it Wash-
ington street. shirts. to: :
tI/gc; cults. per pair. ac; undo
tc: undordrawcrs. tc: handkonhl‘.
"1.0“: sucks. :0. Corresponding b. c‘
prices on all work. It.“
ed a Jobbing shop at I. l‘. -
place of business. Water Itl'flt. M ‘
of Raymond street. when they are
prepared to cxccitlo It I“ I“
all orders for Window Frames. M
l-‘ronis. Illtitct's' lupplios. All II-
crai Jobbing guillnslos chnrftill’ In
on. I! N
J. A. ROM.
new“.
“w“.
gentlemen for our cannula It
Jchnlls lmoks for the WIN”!
set has four limbs M M
onus to grownup folll.
charming. dolhhtful.
Prim range M. II oasis
“no. large Ms. 0m ' 3
log with happy itiusirsilnl. M
l‘lllllllll sellers. Rollin I“ . .
t‘our inontbs‘ golden W ~ A . ,.
crgl-tlc wot-hers. Credit M
K
Freight paid. Biggest a.
point with samples of all M
from iicnrl twelve two coat
for paying part only of its i
aloha. limp Ill fruit and ”a" .
a mouth with out "old” . , .f‘
lira The National hook ‘ .
Juvenile Input-sat. Ohm
Wualllnllott. llcptsinbsr "M‘_
View Orleans. lost It
Twenty-slit cam of mild ins yin
V.
Norwalk Chronicler