W“
hit iliillill
last be. do-
lity Fight.
mwmm
' bah la the
tttllttsu SELECIIIII.
" W ' o. ‘lahunan.
. rim: 1 _.
v=.w..w. w. h. to.
“.'- «m. . n"
E W. I. I'. L.
- 'lntith snail.
The Democratic s of the Second
Voting district w d In Arion Hall
last night. Jose Voik. chairman
of the town com called the meet-
ing to order, an Blanchard was
chosen chairman, Thomas O. Crea-
mer for secrete e tellers were
Joseph Davis a rge S. 'l‘row-
bridge. . .
An informal as taken for se-
lectman; with it it: Whole num-
ber of votes cos necessary for a
choice, 18. of w eorge C. Stillson
had 22;' Willis end, 4; Charles
Lynch. a; scatt 6. The ballot
was made forms Stillson thought
there were other men In the par-
ty, and he was tiling to accept,
. but the mucus not listen to his
objections. .
John McMuho moved. in order
to cxpediate me that a committee
be appointed to t the balance oi
the toWn ticket chairman ap-
pointed John hon, Charles s.
'i‘rowbridgc anu ed Bodwell. They
reported as foil
Collector. Ric . Golden.
Constatbles. J. Smith, Charles
Lynch.
Grand Juror. m It‘. Wardwell.
Assessor, Ja Lane.
Board of Bell a Murphy.
School,.VIsIt athar Blanchard.
Auditor, wd dwell.
Registrar, Rn Smith.
‘On motion 0 warts this report
was adopted. “E""‘ t
The town ttee chosen was
John McMahon as J. Smith and
Richard. H. The committee
Was empowers any vacancies
that might occ
The town as hen adjourned.
THE CAUCUS.
Tlle city cu us assembled by
Rufus .l. Salli Irmun of the city
committee, an wartz was made
chairman and -d iiothelI accre—
tnry. The sun rs as at the town
Cililt'llll Wt‘l‘i! a ”ii.
The informal t for mtty’or result-
ed as follows: Ie number of votes
cast. 64. of wb Blanchard had 41;
Janlcs M. Lau C S.'l‘.l'owbridgc
a; W. Ii. llu i; J: A. Volk. :I:
scaltcriug, l. otiou of John Mc-
Mahon the bal s made formal and
unanimous.
On motion
tary cast one
Wliil‘ct‘l “0th
ll
. Golden the scorc-
ior city trasurer.
ti then the follow-
ing nahlcd we Iinatcii by the sol:-
l'ctnl‘y. tlrposi allots:
Collector. E ii. Mitchell.
('lty sillcrlf! W. “'l‘hk‘.
ltuiiiiill'. Jo Iltlnco.
Inspoclor 0 nuts, Thomas I‘.
t‘rcaIlII-r. ,
Ileglstrnr 0 'rs. ltoynl L. liar.
lllotld.
Witter ton III‘I'. Stephen ti.
iiiiit'll.
’l'rottsnrcr -r fund. Minot ti;
Smith.
titrt-ct t'ulll
hnnnun. three
two years.
A motion t
lltliIIIvtl til so
turn was lost.
to all Inform
Wllolc nunthe
nary ior u c
i Gnome I". Ilcurac.
c a committee tip-
Iuiuccs for councll
lc t'tttli-tis [Irocccdiil
ll with this rcsllll:
il‘I cats. til: lit'i‘l‘ti-
i; t'. to. iiohtlunnu.
is; W. W. i . t; II. II. iloltit-II.
i; si'ilitl'l‘iill. Io ballot was made
formal.
accond Illi'lllilt‘l‘ tlf
lows: William W.
. tioitltlll. o: ii. it.
vsuagh. i; scatter.
'I’llc volc i
the board we
I‘olnatock. lid
tillllson. l; J
illl. 12.
it. It. ilul ‘ll nominated Wllo
than H. tic“ r third councilman
and M mu ywlght of the llfty-
four voice c
William N.
ltIIonoud. jr.
hill MI.
lialnttci tiny
l; scattcrlllg.
(in ”w itch
curIII 2! vol
scattering. i.
tin the no
van hail till
C. Willi it It'll
nomination
unanimous.
declined and
limit-rick
goat satallor
the nominee cant-tea.
On motion. Visit the city cola.
II“! was II! as in town
nests is“.
nominated liamuci
r. litlllson numlnt
The ballot was:
.. 82; W. it. Iiiultb.
I W. ll. lilnlih It"
lllllli f'. (funnier. it:
ill Jcrcmlah Ilono-
ltd .l. .I. I'svsnagh.
and Mr. Donovan's
dared inratal and
[human [mailvnly
r ballot was taken.
It received the lar-
a. and was declared
crs. t‘llurlcs il. Iio- '
wemrm
M M“ I“ as I'll!
0m it! the Isa. Ilsasssinl lights Yet
--!hshogrslms.
One of the most soccessinl stilts of
St. Joseph's parish lair In Music Hall.
was last night. lTIIs programme rsn-
dered included a baritone solo. Sing
Again that Sweet Refrain, Thomas J"
Cole. and for encore She was tired In
Old Kentucky. was given. Paul G.
Sebaitee. the bane. sang. Katie's Ans-
wer. responding to an encore. A so-
prano solo, My Dearest Heart. was
sweetly rendered by Mrs; C. A. Free-
man, and for encore, Supposing. was
given.
The play of the Frogs was then very
successfully presented by pupils of the
school, Edgeworth Williams and Chas.
Pickering scoring an immense success
in some of the characters.
'lhe door prizes were drs In as fol-
low: Ten passes of beef. 681. Mary
Smith; bag of flour. 62L Thomas Han-
ford; bag of potatoes. 584. Thomas Mc-
Mahon: China plate. 627. Charles
Lynch; box of cigars. i339, Nora Mc-
Mahon.
.Tbe basket of fruit was won by
Charles Lynch. of .'l Tollcs street.
The votes in the bicycle contest stand
as follows: Thomas Collins. 8; John
Monahan, 26; Robert Steegmuller. at;
William O'lirien. It); Owen Kludllien,‘
7; Stephen O'Brien, 20: Joseph Lins-
weller. 15.
The doll contest stands as follows:
Jennie Callahan. 44; Katie Smith, «ii:
Anna Pcarson,’31; Lillie Farrell. "
Helena Connors. 16; Mary Mocklcr, 10;
Jennie Monuhan.6
com NORWALK FAVOBED.
ALong Needed was: Filled by the
Fair Cloak and For Store.
Up to the present time It has been
necessary for the ladies of Norwalk.
South Norwalk and vicinity to go to
New York city t obtain tailor-made
garments. This is be a fact of the
past.CommencIngtomor w everything
in the line oi waists, suit . Jackets and
skirts, will be made at the Fair Cloak
and For store, 68 Washington street.
A perfect fit will be guaranteed and
all garments purchased from this es-
tablishment will be kept In repair for
one year free of charge. For garments
will be made, repaired or altered at
reasonable rates. The proprietors of
the establishment are practical for-
riers and tailors and come to this city
with eighteen years' experience with
the best known iadles' tailoring estab-
lishments. and lately In the wholesali-
cloak manufacturing business in part—
ncr ship with Edward Qultncr. u chI-
known resident (If this city: and so tllc
‘ ladies need have no four In placing ”to
most valuable material In their charge.
it is rcqucstcd tllnl the. ladies will take
the opportunity to visit this new stori-
tomorrow. the opening day. As all
work is to be done right ill the store.
the garments will be sold ftl manufac-
turcrs' cost. This concern has couIc
with tho full Intention to bill)! liltd to
treat the public with ftllrucss and to
prove themselves worthy oi patroll-
age.
l‘I.EAt-‘IAN'I‘I.Y i-ll'lil’ltllell.
l"I‘Illlit liontun. of all Franklin sirct-t.
was plcusantly mrpriscd bod cvcnbul
,l-y several of his friends. it bclug Ill
ElIoIIor of IIIc anniversary of his ltll'lil-
ldny. Among Iilillii' ill nllcntlullcc Ivcl'c:
ll. Marshall and not. .'I. \'lItI'/.lindl. ol
‘iiI'itiKi'pilI'l: Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. I'lllilill'. Mr. and
lMl'n. it. ill'Illtil, Mr. and Mrs. M. I'I-I-
hunt. Mr. and Mrs. l~‘. illi'itt'l'llitlll. Ml.“
\. Ilotlott. Milli lilli‘lllllll. .l. Is-sict'. Ii.
lll'ynllt llllil l.. iirvcn, III! of South Nol-
walk. Mr.
ltllllly uscful prcscnts. IInIoiut illl'lll I
wry lluudaoulc wrcoill bcIIlllIg III.
lulluc. A Imtlutliul collation was lII‘I'l“
ml and til it iulc hour lllc “Hill.“ titvlllll"
tctl wishing iilt host llllii hostclls Ilntny E
happy Ictttlns of tho tiny
I'fll'N'I't' Iitl'l'lri'lrl
'i'ltc bllslllcas of tho slain-III lllllllVlI'
sury Incl-ling of thc I-‘Itlrltcld i'ouu'y
liltptlst tomiwiullou was cont-bond lit
the morning It‘lliliiill. iiI llrldg port in
addition to tho rclltlcring ill rcporia by
“w various conltllltlcw. llil of who II
wrrc ucciplI-d. liolllh Norwullt was cho-
all" Its tint place of Hit IIcItl lllt‘I'illtiI.
and the tier. W. N. Morton. of bridal-
port. was scli-clotl in prctlch tlIc Illlllillli
sermon. The committee on chIIrI-lo .
lci‘tillllltlillii‘ll the admission of tin Ncu
llopc lispiist church. of Iinnlnll'y. for
Illi‘liliw'i'IIllill. 'l‘bc lliii‘i'ililtlil ui-uslon
was Ilovottd lo uddl'caiss by proitlilicnt
tlt‘iI‘Iiilt'il. s
I' ll LilW l’lENNlIEiAN.
Miss May l‘lllnigan. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. l‘ranlt lt'innlaail. of lbw-
llaod atrial. and i'hatloa Ii. It‘lllow. u
tmptlinr clcrli In it‘. It. Lawton O f‘o.'s
store. were quietly married yesterday
afternoon at lit. Joseph's parochial
house. itov. John T. Winters perform-
III iiil‘ ceremony.
.lctt on the 1:25 train west. and on their
more frets a short bridal war will re-
pm is luring street.
liolIIIIII wua tllc l-cclplcnt of .
Mr. and lira, ll‘lilowl
II It Illilillll
Renolnlnated for Selectmen by
First District Democrats.
nun iiill EAST lilililiilKERS
TheycuaOoastahisandanAsssssor
oathsriekee-Ianyoithsriaess
unforthsOommittsson Va-
osnctsstomi.
East Norwalk was-decidedly on earth
at the Democratic convention oi the
First and Third Voting districts for
the nomination of candidates for town
olices,held last night in the Town As-
sembly Hall. capturing a nominee for
constable and their candidate for asse-
sor. F. H. Merrill was again chossn
for the office of first sciectman.
B. C. Feency, secretary of the town
convention, called the assembly to or-
der, the roll-call showing the following
delegates to be present.
First district—C. N. Wood. L. C.
Bette. J. H. Gormiey.
Second district—Frank Street, 0. E.
Wilson, H. W. Gregory. C. J. Finch.
Edward G t . ,
Third district W. C. O'Brien, 1". A.
liouecker. J. J. Shechan. Daniel Mc-
Curthy.
Fourth district—B. C. Feeney. J. E.
Levis. James Sutherland. J. H. Mun-
nlog.
Fifth district-AtIgust Billensteln.
Wilfrcd Morrison. John Keogh.
Sixth district—William Warden, J.
J. Walsh, Thomas Gedties. [I‘. E. Carr.
Seventh district-flames Toner.
Eighth district—John O'Donnell.
W. McGrath. W. O'Brien.
1’.
Nolan.
Tenth district—W.
Mather.
The convention voted to adopt the
roll as the list of delegates. thus doing
away with a committee on credentials.
Judge H. W. Gregory was chosen
chairman and B. C. Feency secretary.
Nominations for first seloclntcn were
III order and J. E. Levis presented the
name. of F. ii. Merrill.
F. Mather. E. L.
Mr Merrill be choscn by
thcrc being apparently no other candl-
tiate. Some of the dcicgntcs illlji-ctol,
and called (or ii ballot.
Mr. Walsh at once withdrew his nlo-
llou and tho assembly proccdctl to in
formal ballot.
The tellers were 0. N. Wood. lenn'
Nilhll‘liinii. James Toni-r.
'I'hc wholc ntlmler of votes cast was
30; P. If. Merrill. 25; C. A. lturr.
blank. i.
A motion lil makc .ihc liolltiltutioll
tuIIIulInoIls was lost. tbcrc bciug onc
Ilicscutlng voice
W. E. Montgomery was unanimously
l’iltlreil as candidate for town trcosur-
cr.
The nomination of constables created
a contest. J. E. chlo nolulllolcd ‘l'lIu-
llllta IIunt; It}. iiiliilhlllilll [ll'l‘l-lt‘llli‘tl l'..c
.IuIItlc of Sulllulslllcld ’l‘tIoltor; .lobu
Keogh pilIct-d iii nomination Willi-Id
Morrbcdl. and .l.tnlc.i 'l‘oncr utcutlooci
Silica W. i'llrlllt.
Ml'. Kctlttll said East Norwltllt had a
population of three thousand and that
.Illt- Itcpubllcuus ll.td not sci-n III to
nominate llll Elsi Norwttlk until. As
It was. liar-i Norwnllt told no poll..-
E ptolc lion and all oificer of some roll
I no. uctdcd In that district.
.\lli|lilt) lolln .I Walsh si'litllllt d lb.-
lnolulutltlon oi t-llllcs i‘ttltts slullnll
.tlotl Norwullt lasycrs wuntcd II coll
stuldc wIlonI llI lid act at.
.l. Iii. India but Mr. IiutIl on
but on war III III on Mrii‘urtls. llc
Ewuu .ilwnys prcptlrotl to do ills doit
. sllltl bad It good rccol'd Ila .tll ollIIor
E .Inlucs 'l‘oncr ihonltitl lloill vii-Ic good
‘ nIoiI
John Keogh spill that if l-‘ttsl Not-
until wits glIII-II oIIc ililil’v‘ was still on
other. Enid Norwltllt lliIiIIIy son out
at tho lt‘ourtll ba'lol. cit-cling Wilfred
Morison.
'I'bo number of votes cast was :i‘.’;
llIltII. ti; 'I'oolti-r. i; Morrison, ll; i'ur'
Ila. l3. Nil cilillcc.
ammo ballot ~Volca cut". all: llIllIl.
i. 'l‘ilillii'l'. ii: Mill'l‘lnilll. ll; i‘lil'lls, l‘J.
No chub-a
'i'lllr‘ii llltllili Villi-s cast,
:I 'l‘ookcr. ll; Morrison. la;
Nu tilllii‘i‘.
it‘ourlb ballot Vitlcs coal. iii: Hunt.
:1. Tucker, ll; Morrison. Iii: i‘ttrils. ll,
lItlrillg tho collection oi lltt- lmllola
cs-Ilnrlti-ss William Mt'lliltllau wall
dimovcred in be voting. lie was not a
dclcgnic and the chair culled llill alter»
lion III illi- fact.
"It lili' ballot for the other constables
tin-cc were thirty vote» chill: "out. to.
'l‘ooiIi-r. l: Curtis. ii.
The nest ballot land is and III ior
Iiuni and Curtis. . ills called lilo at-
tcntion of the caucus to the fact that
there were only thiry-one accredited
Osausasdoslsssadl'sga
i
it": linui.
t‘uriis. la.
Ninth district—Frank Clark, W. J. ‘
Attorney John J. Walsh moved tIIIItf
m c inmtioll,E
VELE?
its
will be found in The Section”
The latest and most
elated Press Daspatohss.
TWOO
rived in about. from Elmira. n. if.
last night. at silo. accompanied by In
dora Gullforii. who is charged ‘with
having knowledge of the death oi Illin-
ma Gill. {its stopover at Stamford
was made, it is thought. to give State
Attorney Faassndu an opportunity to
question the young woman. She will
be taken to the County jail at Bridge-
port today snti will be arraigned In the
Bridgeport City Court Saturday morn-
Ing. Her attorney, Jacob Klein. says
that even Ii the hall should be placed
at the maximum. “.000 he will be pre-
pared to furnish it.
'0‘! Y” M81313.
Instruction “thou. I lmbaasy no.
gutting Dr. fancy Guiiford.
(By Minted Press.)
London, supremo» till—The oiliciais
ot the United States embassy only re-
ceived yesterdhyEevenlng instructions
in regard to the'EEcatl'atiItIon of the wu-
man alleged to be Dr. Nancy GIIIIford.
the midwife oi Bridgeport. (‘onn.. who
arrived at Liverpool Thursday last on
the steamer Vancouver from Montreal.
A warrant for thep revisions! arrest oi
nxtradltion documents is now In
bands oi the oinolnls of Scotland Yard.-
‘I‘he well-known Piiili'il
l-‘rcest has charge of the case. bIl
far the woman has not bccn arrested.
sumo EAL! THE CITY.
ins Wisconsin Town
(By Associated Press.)
Milwaukee. Wis., Scott-tuber
special to the Sentinel froln
land, Wis, says:
.ill-A
tcrduy. causing a propcrIv loss estim-
ated st $226,.000
About twenty five families are hoote-
less; .
Elit‘iilii.
buildings burncd, throwing many out
of employment. Ruin snI't-Il lllc cutlrc
city from being bound. Wit-cs arc
|down llnd particulars are hard to get.
AGltEltlll (in. l'ltli‘ES.
Randolph. Muss. StpthIIls-r .ltl~ \s
(Ibo “suit of a melting Itcld born this
Enlornlug betwccn rcprcs I‘lllllll’t‘rt of Hit
:I.II.~Itcr.~I I'lotcctitc lttiott illlil Ilatggc—r
ty It: Sullivan. slloc manufacturers. all
.--Igrctnttllt us to pllctli nus i'l ill b. d and
tho Itit'll who l-topptd III-uk \tc-dnudn
Itltdcr ord rs front the union. l‘lllllillli
lbc Iltlltlll lots lilo d tltc limi- for tln
lilifll‘lliliillt' of their ttcw prlcc Ill-I for
lusting Ill .l'p lll Itcxt I'IIcsduy fol lb
.:IIItItIfatlIIttls In this \iclIIIII and tiIc
Eilllll will In- (trill‘il‘tl Illll In t\ l) fuc-
tory more not signing lllc llI-w list.
p'romplly on “-lllcsdsy lIftI-rnoon.
i FAREWELL 'l'fl Mil. lttlIlIlIer.
A sprinkling of till (It'lltllllllldiltllh
Wt-I'I' pro-lent Iii llIc, Noranlk Il.IptI-.t
church. llIsI I-Icnulg lillll ttuvc III-I‘. I
h). ltubbllls and Mic .I loll-lull fntr
“t'ii. 'i'ili- littcttil' sloth: lovingly or ill
associations lll NI-I'WIIlit .Illd lbc lltutrit
lulttdalmkw of ililtls of illi'llli‘e‘ llliltlt
Itiul liliit‘l‘li rcttrcl to limlc Nllruulk
l-'l\"liitiltl'lirt .\’I' I'ilNl'E
tlly .‘pr-tli'llit‘ii i'ri'rtil
Washington. ricplctnlur :to Tim Inl-
lowing lilrillllit'il “.le I'mIIc-I .Il tllc
Will tlt'purIuII-ni today:
i i'illlt‘i’, I'. H... filltlll-iltlti‘l‘ 'Jii.
Adjutant ilrIII-ml. \\'II.~»hulgtotl‘
lchIllIs. t'ttlh. llIc:
II, V. Itt-ncll. it'li‘el \‘Illillliti‘r cnulltc-c-I.
uphold. l‘t'lIIItI- .luno I'.
Mr»! Ioltlnlccr I'llfliili‘ilv. uphold llllil
siluillttulolcd lit-ruin: I'IlInII- i“l'|‘liil'lti\
,P' Wililtllttll’ll. iltlellliilii Imp-I. lHliItItil
malaria. I'tutdlr Loni». N. llItttoIplI.
Nlncbcullt Infantry. ltldtold. l'tttlltt-
John \ illlmtul. liItllI-Il M. wllh M'-
IlllI-rt uphold tslnuull
illiflthiiI. Mutin- ilctlcrui.
liiCNA'l‘Illi ill" 'l‘lllc 'I'WI'IN'I'V 'l‘iilltliE
lily Associated l'rcaal
lititlfln'd llllllltlts. i‘ultn.. rlcptcullwr
all» WIlIluIII llcnrl llsll. of south Wil-
llmtloll, was notullliitiil for Unutnr nt
lhc "t‘|ll|iliitilll 'l‘wttlIy-foanlI scutltor-
I.ll tonvcltrion llcbl Iii lbc lituffortl
rlpllnus llotcl bcrc at it o‘tloclt this
morning. The nomination was nouns
llllillls.
WilMAN llI'ilNclll ‘l‘ll liltlA'l‘ll.
iliy Aasia‘iatcd l'ow.)
Mtiwunllcv. tits. Scott-loner ails-A
special to the licntlucl from i'iiillllt'Wll
l‘uIl-I IiLVI .Iirs Jacob i‘tlrrcson wls
burncd in Ilculil nhilc lighting form-l
Ilrca yi-sirrilny. iicr children whllo at
tempting to earn Itcr were badly buryi-
cil ltllitlli lilo (lite and MM
liliAilY mt! 'i'ltIAI. Titil'.
lily Asdselstsd l’ma.)
the woman until the arrival bore of tho » tlor the wheels of the. heavy truck
the Fortunately It was stopped just us the
ill pcctor E
I
thus I corner.
mummy” Families Homolosa‘ sistcd of It frightful scalp wound. a cut
i‘ tlmbcr- l,
E
Fire, supposed to tht' originated In;
forest fires. burnctl half this city yes-v
I-‘lve children-E are reported burned to thim.
A large saw mill is among titty
l-‘ll'wl i.lt'tl|t‘lllllll.
l
l
UNDER i HBE lililliKE
insurance Agent Herbert W. VanE
Solver Very Seriously Injured.
i FRIGHTFUI Still? iiiiUN
Collidod with Old Wall’s Apparatus stt
Raymond and Day limts. while E
Burying to a Elia-s on his
Wheel at Moon Today.
Herbert W. VunSciver. the Insurance
agent of North Main street, was very
seriously Injured this noon, while go-
ing to a fire to [lay street. Mr. Van-
Scivcr, at the moment of the alarm
struck, jumped on his wheel and start-
ed down South Main street. ulld thence
Into ltsymouti strcct. Just as he was
turning the corner Into [my street. the
Old Wcll llook and Ladder trtl‘ck.
drIVcn by (lcmgo litlbbartl , Knapp.
cattle down Day strcct. Mr. VauScivcr
was unable to stop. and the horses
could not be rcincd llI quickly enough
to avoid a collision. The IlorsI-s struck
Mr. VnnSciver. knocking him down
and kicking him. llc then rolled un-
Ercur whccl reached his head.
Frank German. who was near the
reached Mr. VuuScivcr first.
Elle raised his head until the truck
could be backed up. and then assisted
Ein lifting him out. His injulics ton-
Escvclnl llltilcs in lcugth on the right
leg. extcndlng from tho knee to tho
Eltllklc tllIil ills lcft band was c'rusllcl.
sctcrul of tho bones being bl okcu. llc
:3 was conscious all the time. nlld when
something was said about taking him
:to the hospital. lIc asked to be taken
to his home in Elizabeth sin-ct. lie
was placed In C. J. Ferriss' express
wagon and carried ltolnc. llr. (.‘lnrk
Ilr. I'urdce and lit. Higgins attended
l
t
l
l
The flrc (liii not amount to much. It
was on the roof of a vacant house otvll~
cd by ’I‘IIi-odorc islwntlcs. adjoining tll
Ital factory of llott. \i’oltlI-luscn In
‘ liotlton. Some of the employees dis-
covcrcd tllc flames, and an alarm was
g.vcu. btlt bcforc tlIc Iii-partulcnl ur-
I'Itcd lili' iIl'c was cxtlllgnlsbcd by the
llor-‘c from lili‘ factory. which was at-
I.II-Ilcd in tho hydrant III tin»
Illt' property.
.\ l't'lllil'i. wIdI-i) i‘lI‘t‘lLilll-‘Ii :tftcr lllr
.II‘I'ilii Ill. illltl ii that Mr. \'.IIISclI‘I I’ had
Idlcd ill illrt Injtllius.
.\ tI-Icpllouc tlII-rsngc from ill'.
3 o't lot it
Vollh‘clt'cl on.» g. Itlllg along
’i'ili‘ tlli till illr ilc.IIi iliill lllI‘
.l‘ilt' on bu- ng Iti't' bl- Illilrl l-i‘l‘lilllr In
Illt
l'c.l r (If
t‘lnl‘k
just IIchII‘I' ill:- .'Iiii‘l'illiilll said
IIIIII Ml‘.
Eillcciy.
inroitcil.
writs, but no lntltts our.»
itli IiII' rtllti.
I!!! TO are 01.!) “OI!
Tho Deity of Hon Thomas I know
Taken to Wilmington. Dll.
tllv Asstwhltctl Prcsad t
l
. licdbnlll. Mu.“ . l-lI-ptclnbcl- in.
E pursulnco of .ll‘i'JIIH'IIliIlih Inmlc ilt
Ibo faintly _\ii~il'l‘lllij‘. lllc body of Hon
'I'ln-Inns l-‘. Iitlyurd \tilw Inkcn to iliiuiilllE
on on ctltlt nIol'tIItla ii‘llili. ilIclIcc to ld'
< wot to tho hoIIIc of tho family all th
lulllatoll. Ill-l.
Iltlsiul. ricptculbcr (Iii Till' conkcl
mumbling IlIc body of Hull. ‘l'lloltt.l~ l-‘
Iidt‘atl‘tl Wis Iillicll friIlll iiillkillii till IilI
i'tlltiltldl cal-rum thin illl't'illliill. 'I‘bc
body l'l‘ltt‘iliil iim-lilll abut-ll) IIfit-I' 3
o'cio'lt ill the Itllaaiulc i'liiillllli'llllt'lli ot
a lIIIiicl l'lll. 'l‘llc translcr of illi Iodt
could hardly lliiE“t' boon cotoittclcd iillltl‘
klllllily and Iinostcuinlluu-ly 'l'IIcI-I-I
Wits lIlIaolIItI-ly ilo display of any mrt.
The car was aWill'iWil front Illc limi-
bultl train to ihc forward curl of tho
caprcw Mill “4““ loud) for tho onIlnI-y.
Not utorc than a doscll or so person»
tvcrc at tho l‘urli llqulrc motion. o4
frw know of the fact that lhc lute
Itulcsntutt'n rcutnllls would iI-uvc tlIti
tuoruiug.
In tho cur III-companion tbc body
was Mrs liuyltrd. Alix-a l‘lorcloc tidy-
ury, Juno-u A. littynrd and Mr. and tire.
it. it. WIIrri-tl. tcluiiws of lllc follucr
nndmmldtlr to England.
The. party It'i-rc tiliil til rcuclt \\'ll~
lnIlIatolI at 7: ii. o‘clock this evening.
:iit
lutti’i‘liillt' ti’l‘itiKlti l'NI'liAliii'ill.
my Associated Press.)
Wh an. Mass. lit-pistol" :In
There is no chance in the condition of
shalrs In the lsstcrs‘ slriltc here.
It was reported In liemtrcratlc cir-
cles at Norwalir this afternoon that At-
ltsn Francine. weather 30—?» iorsay Ii. W. itngory would ntlsiiive-
torpedo treat destroyer Farragut is can
dyforhsrtriaiteiaaawnlshshsmaadthstlayortllovsrwosldhs
EWIIUMIWEIUI’I
Iy sot stand as a candidate for same.
rs~
l
Ei'i‘lilillllllfl ilclulu r Il
BM!" "A“ menu.
Eln Romania: Ioidura and Elation
who Fought in tits War.
(By Associs‘ted Press.) .
Bristol, Conn. September ail—Bris-
l tol Ill today holding a peage celebration
‘und reception to its soldiers and sail-
are who participated In the war with
Spain. Business is entirely suspended
and the public buildings and many prI-E
l vats residences are beautifully decora-
tcd with flags and hunting. Many vis-
Itors are In the city from nearby places
and it Is estimated that there are fully
l0.000 people on the streets.
The chief event of the day was a
monster parade about a mile and a half
lorg. The parade startetlE about
o'clock this afternoon and marcbel
through the principal streets.
Following the parade there were ex-
crclscs on the green.
made by ['nitcd States Senator
stlcy. Colonel N. G.
New Haven, and others.
Just before the parade Grand Mur-
"Joe"
Osborne,
.‘ T0 LET—Second door.
0i
-l
Speeches were .
of
t
l
‘TO LET—House 10 Lowe: street. ’iIEE
shall i. W. Tyler met with n scriousi
bIlt not fatal accident. He was thrown
froln his horse, and striking on
head was badly ctlt and bruised about
the face and head.
FUNERAL OF REV. MALLON.
Rev J. T. Winters Acts as Sub Deaccn
at the Solemn High Mass.
(By Associated Press.)
\Vsllillgfortl, Conn. September 30.—
I'llc fIltIcrnl services of ltcv. Hugh Mul-
Ion, the late venerable pastor of the
I'llttrcll of the iioly ’I‘rinlty Wore held
this morning and thc obscquics wore
among tltc most notable ill the history
of lilt‘ borough. The citiacns. rcgnrd-
Mass of crccd. nttcntlcd in such number:l
that the spacious clIIIrdlI proved innil-
Iquntc to accommodate all that dcsirctl
to do final honor to a worthy citizen.
l’rcvious to too religious cxcrciscs.
which were marked with all the solem-
nily of the ritual of the Catholic
church. the remains which rcstctl on ll
llcnvlly tll'Ilpctl cutaiulquc in the church
Ivcrt- view by hundreds.
'l‘llc solcnln high mass
was celebrated by Rt.
of
Rev.
rcqulcm
Bishop
’I‘lcrncy. with ltev. l’. Mcl’tlctlncy. Mcr-E
Father Winters. ofE
ltlcn. Iii‘ili‘illl; iii‘v.
South Norwalk. sub-deacon: and Rcv.
J. P. Donovan. liurtlortl, master of cer-
emonies; llcv. i“lliilt'l‘ii Russell and
.\Icl\'con of New lluvcn were Ilcucons of
honor.
ilisE
'l‘hc eulogy wss pronounced by lit-I'. .
Walt-r Slnulcy.
il'lli in Hartford.
l‘t i'iUl'
BUFFERED A DEFAULT
Suit Against the
Railway for Broken Blbs.
Iliy Asaocinlcti l’ri‘ss.)
.\c\\ llntcll, (Hutu. Scplcnlllcr 307
ill tilc SIlpt-rlor court this morning llo
hit-t-Idcll lilcctl‘lc railroad i'ililljldll)’ sttl‘
ftrcd n tlcfnult IIIIIlt-r tllc sitttlllc in
tho .-Illt brought against It by hunt I
tlul'l'b-oll for Injuries resulting. it is
Illtgtd. front tIII- IIchigi-ncc of
I‘iillllldll)’. 'l'lII- tleurlt-s consist of two
i‘lits brokcn li)‘ defaulting. lilc cusc lt-
lilkt‘il away from tllc jury. and lIIcI-I-
Wlil now be a IIcIIring bcforc the court
In .lsscss lllc tlunlutti's.
MICEI’INI: ill-
lily
\liSlllilSllili'S.
Assn. lultd Plilss.)
“'tinilliillillll r-lc pII-lnbcr .'lo ’I'bI-
.ultdlllon «If illi ('liiiltllll‘ t‘ilill‘iil
l'lItduzhtIut tin month will lo- Iilll‘
lilt‘li It .I; liit‘
.IltlIIIIII llit'l'illlll oi lill'
of tile (‘lltllc-E . 3 E
Isorltuzwwnt the lady nllto picked
floridon Eicciric ‘
El.AI’.\’llltY--Ylng Lee. or
iiil' ‘
\I'I lllIt bot-m «If lili‘ l‘llllcli Slut-h It iiil'ilE
IIIII luv lll'lti iii tllc i‘atltoll. l'IIivct'Idtt
.\ lIIII ltllt'lliidllt‘i'
of lili' II .Itilllg liutltca of tho church ls
chpl‘rtI-Ii.
rillEllli’l" Arllt'I-i It'tllt Iiil-‘lJ-lri.
illy Asmclulctl Press.)
lit. Lottlu. ell-plumber so The I-ltcrlfi
l
Elli |‘.tlI.I IIiII-II- llli‘i'l‘ lute bimll II'I'IIIIIc
. bctwml llllllill'lt'ii llcsll'ucs lllltl lill' illl
Ion illlllt'l'n. li'ii‘lli‘.l|lllti ilotct‘tlor 'l‘.tu~
“II .It .’. II III. toduv to cud :lml l‘llli‘
.Iod llnll‘i' Ibc Wl'illlilllrt lo l'IIIuI at l .I
III. 'I'lII nut-lulu rut-l Ibo ‘I‘t‘llilt'sl
mold not ill‘ iilnl|liitii with
Nil ilill. lEl 'Elil lih‘ l‘iiI‘Nll.
lily .‘Nltliiillttl l't'md
Nun Womb-co, licpiclnlcr :lo 'roctc
iy-filtlr Illaullstcd gold buntcra lulu l‘i'
iIiIltctI front Kiltscbuc rlutlnd on tho
l‘ulbcritlc .‘iiliilillll. ltt'dl‘ out lilc rcporh
of the other nIInI-rc from ‘lilcrc that
liti‘ril is IIII gr III! III lIc filtlllii. Mnllli
Loin pI-oplc IIrc loft Itl lllc Sound. but
they are all looking preparations to
bow.
Til llEAlt flldNEltAI. LEE.
tily Associated Press.)
Washington, l'it'liitiitlilt‘l' :lII~~’I'Io-
our lthi‘liilllliilljf l‘lll'l'lliiil'l‘ iinl.iy til‘"
i'iiil'tl til bait iii‘llt‘i'nl law lit itlilth
iiclwrlll thcit-r In giving Icullinony
concerning the charges uguln-l tho war
department and silggcslt-d Wednesday
of neat week an a ditto when he could
be heard.
illicit-4n Ital-t Norwalli. lisptembar—r
”ill, Mrs. ii. A Jackson. Funeral
Sunday at is o'clock. immediate,
islands oi the Invited. Ia‘viai
a lisethssst. n i. ,
.1. n
WINTII
WANTED—A competent ham _
and waitress In a small family} E
erence required. Appl at No.
East avenue. Norwsllt, Ira. A37”
Moody. l at
1‘0 LET. "
TO RFNT-‘A lower floor i live mm
at 7 Seymour place. T rms easy.
" all
'f‘fl LET-Five rooms. ltEWest strait,
to family of adults. rent 37: also sin
rooms with improveme ts. No.
Union street. Inquire on William H. ,
Smith. 89 West street.
street. Rent, 87; also It
20 Day street.
East avenue.
P
Mrs. Yo
T0 RENT—Portion of a bl rn on Will. "i
avenue within five .swin tea walk a;
post-office. Address. Loil m. 100.”. -‘
Normliit. In“ EE
rooms. Improvements, Eli. imma-
dlate posseslon. E. ‘Wilcox. Elli-
Brown & Wilcoa's store E I” it“
To LET—Six rooms, Music Hall block.
suitable for offices; b so. twelve
rooms. with Improveminta; No. 9,
Arch street; cottage. 29, Woodward
avenue, 31 Woodward a sane. three
rooms. third floor, 70 lorth Mainf
street. E. A. WoodwardE alt
T0 LET—Firs. story, rear
over Olsen's shoe store.
each. Rent $8. Halls hinted ligh-
ted and cleaned; also ME t story fist
over Shultz's market reli t.810 For
further particulars inquln at the 01-5 .
flee of the Old Well C ar 00..”
Washington street.
T0 LET—Apartments ml the brick
block on Leonard streetE also four
rooms at 32 Water street, rent 33 per
month. Enquire of Charltlas '1'. Leon-
ard. Norwalk E a2"!
our rooms
Emu-meats.
MISCELLANEIbus. E
MISS SALLY S. Ill-JTTS.
mastsE'r.
llr Masons Method taught
ntcnuc, Norwalk. E
19 East
s29 ti
VIOLIN TEACHER. E
J. a. uotEso
For terms apply at 38 Pro
nue. Norwalk. Conn. E
N.
Dect ave-
anlS ti ‘
up Ihc monct from the floor to Miss .
Dawson's store. Sniurd y. return
.IlIIc lob lltnry strcct ,EEEast Nor~
walk. No questions wii biE- asked.
s28 lit
l
:Errietor oi
IlilII-lccn lunndries. Is “0 ready to
turn out first-class work a 91 Wash-
ington strcct Shirts, 7c‘ Collars.
Ilgc: Inn‘s. per pair. Jr; at dershim.
l-I :Ilndcrdlnwtrs. 4c; ban kerchiots.
i‘fic; soc ks 2c. Corrcapo ding low
lil‘ii'l‘r— on .ill worit. El I19 3'
SOLICITORS WANTED—theta or
gentlemen for our campai sale of
Juvenile books for the boil nys. lash
act has four books graded. for iittia'
ones to grownup folks. ch hoot
charming. delightful. captivating.
i'l‘it‘clt none from so cenEts up to
1250. large books. cut-h overflow-
ing with happy illustration Train-
cndolls soliI-rll. Nothing lie that.
It‘oor InonIloI' golden hurvs t for an-
crgctlc Workers.
|"l'clttili bold.
lies The National Book OOIUN.
.lIIvaIIc Ilcpsrtmant."i‘.hl
rose E EEEnseaaE
lt‘iill HALE i‘hcnp. jllI tItIthllltluIttll‘l
b Int III pcrfccl tondltltltl. ‘hluilolael
and built In "ii'illll'iitl & W Mi. Mi-
lll't‘llli, l'. il. hill. flit, flotilll l WWI“.
i'llllll.
.. .w m«mww«--m-«lmm
h‘ilii liAili‘l 'E'iWiI Millllll Vol 0! "II.
ilxil III "ill' condition. for solo chasp.
Apply at .”m oillco mil.
now; also 2 and II My lttslil
i'ontlog. ltoor i'i'lllcni. that
walk liaI-Ilwurt- i'lolnpony.
con Midi) litaIiEly on llilttcl' liner»
outta-d friw flout odor not II play-
lilillll illll It "lluslltcsa" lIcII’ltrJoiltlt‘
Norwlilk littrdwnro l'otnplin . all!
.4
m-~--~.~» -m...‘ ”an—"p-
h‘illt Mid". Good Warm llort
hot. if. coil". with stirclngio.
liotnh Norwnlk liardwsro (fol
h‘flli HALE on To Luv—It a-rosn
cottage and barn. located at ROW”-
ion on line of trolley. for E
lars theatre or W. L. l W
cos, 4 South Main street.
son Mill—«Two assault-hand
laell Cylinder Stores. All
want-uni» lino IMO. is.
Norwalk Chronicler