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. 'iieien Jackson. Miss Eva lloyt.
3.514.
lilillllilililillillllllll
DEWEY NilllPllllliE
Steamer Harlem Chartered to
l’altri 200 ilorwallt People to
See the- Great Pageant.
’lllllll illll ids—lull:
‘ iiiclu llill llllliiIEIlli
mags-est- In Progress to Isle file
Trio of the lost Piesssresble (Illsr-
aster—Mm to be lads ster
Erasing Fireworks lilspisro.
The steamer Harlem has been char-
tered by James Golden. editor of The
Evening Sentinel. for the grand Dewey
Naval.Pas'ade, Friday. September 29.
A band of twenty-two piecm, under-
the leadership of C. A. Freeman and
the Jerome May Banjo Club will ac-
. company the excursion. the latter es-
those who may desire to
fall for
D90 Y A
spend the time enroute in dancing.
first-class caterer will also be secur- .
er, to provide for those who do not
prefer to take luncheon. ,
The steamer is licensed to carry 780
ngers. but for this occasion the
number will positively be limited to
200. and the tickets will be non-trans»
ferpble. the design being to have on
board a congenial party. with ample
room for comfort throughout the en-
tire day and evening. and to afford full
opportunity for all to witness the
grandest opportunity for all to witness
' ever presented
the grandest spectacle
to the American people.
- The tseamer will leave.
12:30.
Landings will be made at Beekman
street eacli way. The steamer wril
leave Beekman street for the parde at
12 o'clock. the stop there being only to
obtain supply of water.
Mr. Golden has the assurance of the
mating rs of the steamer that every ef-
ll be made on their part to make
the excursion’ of the most‘pieasurablc
character. and he feels warranted in
promising as comfortable and conven-
ient a means of enjoying this great
fort wt
event as can [DOGSlIily be afforded.
. The price of tickets will be 86 each.
llflil “SCREWS DEBUT.
W oat” Party of a Widely Known
iterates Tease lady.
From t o'clock yesterday afternoon
lintll 7 in the evening Gllynmor, the‘
handsome home of John V. Ilecker on
the Post Road. Noroton. was the sccn»
‘ of a society event which formally intru-
ducerl Mr. and Mrs. Iieckcr‘s eldest
daughter. Miss Louise D. liccker. into
pociety. Po tori
tastefully aranged everywhere.
the decorations white prcdomlnated.
Miss Heckcr. the debutante. receiver
her guests in the large drawing room
Ber receiving gown was of white moua-_
seline do note. the trimmings being of
white lace. and her bouquet was 0
flowers of the same color. She was as-
Miss
Miss
Mts.
Miss
May Crimins. Miss Rita ltccf. Miss
Gertrude Roll. Miss chd and [Miss
listed by Miss Ursula Leavitt.
Holbrook. Miss Kittlc lirlgham.
ilerma Rune. Miss May Iirown.
Sadie Williams. Stamford. Darlcn and
Noroton stx-lcty'pcoplc were invited to
attend the event. (Irrcsts‘frorn New
York and other points were also prcs-
ent. A lrinchcou wns scrvcd by Mr-
esi. the New York'cntcrcr. Music was
ished by a quartcttc of strlngcd
uments.
ilecker. who is ‘stlll in her
teens. is a young la y of rare accom
plishmenis and best y. She possesses
a charm of protons, y that has rit-
tractcd to her hosts of friends and her
popularity In as wide as her cxtcn'slvie
acquaintanceship cxtcnds. iler father
is llcckcr of Iicckcr's wheat fame.
TRANSFERREI) TO I'I'I'TSFIEIM.
Alva Ii. Ixrngstrcct. who. for never—
nl years has been the night tclcgrspli
operator in the South Norwaik dcpor,
“‘5 I’M" """Mm'rm "’ illltsflcld. . brokcu by Iu-itig thrown from his
wbccl which broke down ncrrr Norotou
n couple of wot-ks ago. is able to bc
rrhorrt but is obllltcd to kccp his arm in
a sling and it will be quite a while tw-
forr- hc will bo iIIIlt‘ to .rcsumc his du.
tics at thc Norwulk iron Works. My.
ilulrlcr. who Is a Stamford boy but
Mann. where he has n more Iucrati/c
‘ ‘nnd will do.tlny work. He cx-
soon to obtain an ugcncy on tho
Berkshire division. Mr. Longnircct
began his dutics today. turd wlll movc
lhis family from East Norwulk .nr-xr
week. Iic‘ Icchs mnny frlcnds hcrc.
who wish him much uucccss in his new
position. Ralph tillbcrt. of itidgcncld.
succeeds him in South Norwalk.
‘ TAX 0N nouns nun N‘. .ns.
The State Treasurer's office has be-
South Nor-
walk at 8 a. m.. and will return after
the fireworks display in the evening.
and if possible in time for the arrival
in South Norwaik to be not later than
"swarms?"
er. torts-sense.
ran-«nut who; Ian Wedded Is
lsnltrlr. fluids. Last Saturday.
Oscar B. St. John. formerly of East
Norwallr, was married to Miss Mary
Edna McKee at the bride's home at
Moultrie. Florida, last Saturday. 'l'he
St. Augustine Journal contains the fol-
lowing account of the wedding:
"At the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce at Morrlrrle,
on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. 0s-
car 13. St, John was married to Miss
Mary sun‘s McKee. Rev. J. a. Oates
performing th'e'ceremony. ,
"The groom is a young man well
known and popqu in St. John's coun-
ty, having removed to Florida from
'Connecticut about eight years ago and
later purchasing near Moultrie the
property which is now the St.‘John
Vineyard. His mother is a native of
St. Augustine. '
"The bride is a charming young lady
and a native of Pennsylvania. hating
come to Moultrie to Join her psants
about a year ago. '
"The marriage was a quiet one. the
only guests being the immediate rela-
tives of the two families. Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Oates. Mrs. Rafferty. Mr. White-
head. Miss Whitehead. maid of honor
to the bride. and Mr. J. C. it. Foster.
the best man to the groom.
"The Journal Joins the many friends
of the happy couple In wishing for
them a long and prosperous life during
which happiness and content shall re-
main constantly at their fireside."
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cotoaan 'cosrrsrris.
There are Petitions for Then: in. flew
Haven and this (fly.
A'mllltary board consisting of Clov-
ernor Irounsbury. Adjutant-General
Van Keuren and Brigadier-General
Russell Frost are to hold a meeting on
Wednesday. September 20. to receive
and consided the petition for the or-
ganization of n colored military com-
pany in New Haven and vicinity.
It is understood that a sinriiar peti-
tion will be received from colored citi-
zcns In Hartfom and vicinity. General
Frost sailed for Europe Saturday. and
will not return tintll October. but there
Is no doubt that all of the members of
the board are in harmony in regard to
this matter. If the petitioners sho~v
fair promise of an efficient organization
there is n doubt that their petition
will be recc ved with facor.
General Frost will be absent Septem-
ber 20. but his opinion is known to
both Governor Lounsbury and General
Van Keuren.
Among many of the National Guard
there exists great dubiety as to wheth-
er cfllcicnt colored companies can be
organized. and mninth‘lncd for any con-
siderable length of time.
lllliKlllSH lNI] SHOES
Peter Wood, a Stamford flan.
a
Nash. the shoe repairer in North Main
Arrested on Complaint of
Elmer E. flash.
chtcrday nficrnoon. when Elmer 'I.
‘SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N. FRIDAY,
illlllllll i-SliHlEl
Nllll l Ill lllN
Elected an Honorary lfemller of
the Association at its Annual
Gathering at Gregory's.
on filllllIl—llllilllilllllill
us llllllllllElI Ill r liliZEll
user's. Isl-pill; Wallace and lesson
the only Old-Timers at Yesterday's
Feast-With Tear-Dilated Eyes
that Talk of Days liens Br.
'I
f
Time has left its mark ripen the once
famous Fat Man's Association, the
membership dwindling each year ulitll
now there are only about a dozen who
attend the annual gatherings. slrnply
to keep the asstuelatlon alive because
of its old-time glory.
Yesterday was the thirty—third an-
nual anniversary of the organization.
and the remnants of that becfy aggrc-
gntlon gathered at Gregory's Point to
cut the annual dinner anti talk over
old times. The big Lond Island clam-
baker has long since been given up.
Now the members” tirrictly gather
around the. tablcs in ‘i‘h‘e‘shore house
and solemnly dispose of a worse din-
ner. The menu. yesterday. was one of
Landlord Sullivan‘s best efforts. the
first course being steamed clams. and
so on through the service ‘of chowdcr.
broiled blucflsh. grcclr corn. swoct and
Irish potatoes. chicken on toast. soft-
shcllcd crabs. lobsters. watcrmclonand
cigars.
The survivors of tiic frolics of the
fat men in tlsys' gnnc by rccitcd many ,
amusing incidents of'thc annual feasts
rind of the crowds that used to gnthcr
from far and hour until thcr'c wcrc
thousands of spectators prcscnt. Those
who corrld tell of all this were i'atrick
Murphy. of Sungoiuck: A. W. Wai—
lace. of llridgcport. and t'bsrles Mun-
soo. of New York, who wore among the
WWW members of the association.
The business meeting of the asso-
ciation was held at the close of the
dinner. and was called to order by the
retiring president. John MacDonald. of
ilrtmlrflcld. who shortly after ylcldcd
up the big crime to Patrick Murphy. oi
Sarrgritrrck. who was made permanent
president. Jacob Schaub. of South
N rwalk. was rc-elcctcd secretary.
voted to continue the gather-
ings and meet the first Thursday or
August each your. Rear Admiral
Schicy was Votcd an honorary mcmbcr
of the association.
Among those present were Patrick
Murphy. Saughtuck; A. W. Wnliaec.
llrlrigcport: t.harlcs Munson. New
York: John McDonald.
.iucob Schnrib, i‘.. S. 'I‘rmvbrirlgc.,Soullr
Ntil‘WiilkZ ('Irrirlcs Itobcris. Ilrrmpdcn:
I". It. Ponies. Stamford: llonry Andor-
mn’. New York: I". it. (form-s. F. ii.
Kntrpp. ‘Stamford: t‘. E. 'I‘rowbrtdgc.
i
firtmkflcldd:
evening.
tlicft unless an t
ed iris posltlot '
West Indian S
Wcathcr lirrrr
lug special in
piaycd at St
trul ciisi of
moving north
Norwalk.
rcsicd by (it
It was his
cum sputum SAVE nut.
.a while on I’lshlsg Trip.
ell overboard.
OIAIIA BANK SHORT “0.000.
Absent Teller can Explain.
his accounts.
he cxplsnntio
—.
A irunrr
-...—_
its SIGNAL},
the Northwest.
cptcmbcr
Moving To .
Washington
r bulletin:
,rtrricnno signal
lat, W. I.
t
l.
llzlu a. m.
il-llgncd)
II.I.IS L. MOORE.
of chtbcr lilii‘t‘llll.
i’
IEB ASHORE.
her Belief.
was received
.cster.
gone to her rclicf.
ashore at (3
mg Saginaw
The State
Lake Erie
—r
inaw.
i
er the d to Bridgeport.
i‘rotirgt‘ II
wife on tho
morning.
palms. garlands of
smiles, ciu ters of white roses. chry-
nanthemums and other flowers wefe
ll
street. went to-dinncr, he left Peter
Wood. a Stamford man who has been
employed by him for scvcral days. In
charge of the business. l'pon M".
‘ Nash's return he was surprised to_flnd
' that Wood had disappeared. and a
short while afterward he found that
, the receipts to the cash drawer, am-
' oudting to 82.50. and several pairs of
ions amounts to about 88. .Mr. Nash
wont to Stamford yesterday afternoon.
“ brlt could gct no tracc of Wood.
had been arrcatcd tucrc.
shoes were also missing. The entire
He
turned the matter ovr-r to thc pollcc.
and today rcccivcd word that Worrl
will have him brought to South Nor~
Walk for trial.
[turned to the «mu us no" Ilesds
tr-r an unusually hard thunder storm
hcrc curly this morning.
at ruck rr born on tho large stock farm
owned by ('oloncl ii. (i. i'lark and the
building and part
lrousc nitschcri.
llvcsiock pcrlulrcd and thc loss wilt
rcnr'li 7.500.
surnncc.
spends a good part of his spare time
Mr. Nash
printouts srarrcrr“ A plan.
of Livestock Peri-lied.
chnc. N. H.. September l—~Jnst of-
lightning
of ilic dwcllluit
A/numbcr of bcrrds or
It is fully covcrcd by in-
iil‘lliHlt IS Alltil'T' AGAIN.
.iobti illrldcr. who hull his collar bone
been living In Norwalk lately but
in this city. and is a member of Form
SISTERS GAVE A RECVJ’JIOS.
Eighty Guests Assemble to flour the
handler of beacon Taylor.
Mrstharles H. Mott {ind Mia: Ml:-
nlc Ts Ior gave a.recep on as e e -
ing ntythe residence of Mrs. Mott. l0
l-‘runcc strcct. in honor of their sister.
\liw Lizzlc Taylor. a student at the-
Irousldcs School. llorrlr'nlown. N. .i..
and who is spending her vacation ur
the home of her father. John D. Tay‘
lor.
OVcr clgbty wcrc .
numbcr bcing gucsts from Ncw \ork.
iirncnwlch. Bridal-port... New Jersey
and Stamford. Dancing. ganrcs. and a
gcucrrrl good time was the order of thc
«Vt-tiling". About, lit o'clock rcfrr'sh’
flit'iilh, r'trnsistingqof potato lnt'lrtrl. I'llIIIl
survdu-Ichcs. cake. ice cream. frlilt.
Icnronudc womb and coffcc wcrc serv-
cd. Mrs. .Iohii Grant and Mrs. Sully
linv acting its caterers.
Nurzr Shield. a graduate til the
Ilrccnwich lilgh School. acted as a
waiter. Walla-r firccnwlch. graduate
of u Ncw York school. was also to llI'I
w waiter, birt bit-rinse of Illncss lo-
ans uuublc to lw prr-sr l. and his;
brother. Lyintrn iil‘o'cn_ 'h. acct-plaid)
fill: d his placc.
'i'hc icc crcnm nutrit-
«I
‘ by Luna». in.
pronounced particularly good. Itcnrou
Taylor- was it conspicuous figure in the
g ills-ring. Mira 'I‘nylor‘ rccclvr-d .r
prim-lit .of it iricyclc to tnltc buck to
n'llrntl with her. ”or Il'li‘llil'i dcpari- _.
rd Iiflli' triillulght. wishing hcr sooth.
llfc. ‘
I’AMOI'S ('lll'it'lt’l'lll l'lu’il'liiit liEAIt;
Wutcrbury. l‘onn.. Ht'pll-mlwr rim.
.lohu W. Illulnnrl. s wcll‘know‘u nndi
ll. ll. ilrntii. i-'. of A.. and Is very pork
ular with thc mcmbcrs. being a past
l‘hicf llungcr of the coirrtm-Stamfortl‘ l"
gun the registration of uotcs. Ismds.'_‘ltsynlbllcan.
etc.. for taxation under the investment
tax law. The rate of tax. which cx-
erupts the securities from local tail. is
four mills on the dollar. per ycar.
Thin in 40 cents pcr Will. 'i'ht- securi-
lce for registration.
tax should accompany thc list.
—-IPECIAI..
Choice Fowl. It and lira: Spring
flifie; Porterb Steak. 20c:
East. l'.' to idc: -« . abs. 60 cents
desert: film-fish. i st south Norwsik
Public Market. 3 th Mala street.
n.
l
Chicken. llIc: Legs of Spring Lamb]
Itoastr order l't-sforiilg thr- clty of Newpon.
”SPORT 'i‘O ilOV. Liil'NillIi'iti.
Adluiuut Ut-ncrnl Van itcuceu has
rrnuormccd that the escort for tmva-rnor
inuirsbury In the land parade in New
ties can be sent to thc ircnsurcr'm oi-e york, iir'iipmlw‘r no, or rm- licw‘cy cup»-
In which canc‘ Iirutirm, will Include besides the gover~
stamps for return should be sent or a mm. mm and iii-mind Itcglment. i'. N.
list of the securities can be forwnrvldllfii ti, iiu- Hm-ond Machine iiun sccilon.
They should contain a written ilt'nt'f'lp-i n... rim. sird im- md companies liov-i
tion of each piece. 'ch amount of ih - .
crnor's i‘mt floor it and the Naval Itc-
Mii'Vi'I.
unsroaso 'ro rim LIST.
Washington. Scptcmbcr ii-’l‘ho nl'r-
rnlary of the treasury has issued an
ii. I.. to the list of places in the l'nttcd
stairs to which unsppralscd good
honest. .. . g.
/
may'
dlcd at his home iii that village yes-l
rday luornlirg at 7 o'clock. The ens ‘
cnurc suddculy as he was sitting "Lib
‘cludr. lie was a furmcr.
loan clcrk for runny years, and cop-1
i rcnscntcd the town in tho ll‘llnlltillrt'..
‘ lie was a famous checker plrrycr and ii
’ls said lil'lrl llrc championship of "to;
nitric. A few yours ngo‘ 'hc pluyod a‘
-. some in Ncw i'ork city with tho churn-l
plon checker player of thc world. which
.rcsultcd in a draw. I
. Airlilliilrlti 'I'O ill-l IIY PROF. HADLEY l
‘, Wallingforrl. September rim-it was
‘announced today that President .Ar-V
. thrrr T. Iisdley. of Yale University. willr
idt'llvr-r the address upon the occasion
.of thc laying of 'the corner-stone or
|\i’alllngfol'i‘l'a new pribllc library on
,itcptcmbcr 2i. 'i‘hc land and building
wcrc presented to the town by the late
Samuel Simpson. ,
4
present. among the ;
. .uli
lilllf'
N. WM: or huppy uud successful school .lli'" ionic apparent that she knew I tIVi'l‘) llllt‘i‘fllli'f‘ him on the t'tiurt,
Slit- rid-i would be rutlu-r nn ndl'uiilngv- thou
lr
abuse by husband sincc
months all icy were married.
small ch'il
shoes for cri-
spend it rurir.
our-stir 1
sh" rc us
he heapcr:
“in“ otri «now his insulin.
is drrrmnrls for
Final
to have
Dr. Emerson; smaller, brows.
Greenville. e. Septcmim- 3;.
'he body of Dr. eorge I". Emerson. a
Boston dentist. who was drop/nod at
Indian pond, yesterday afternoon. was
taken to Boston ted”.
was on a flshlnl trig
Kineo. Yesterdu!
canoe on Indian Pond. and while stand-
ing to the craft lost his balance and
ill! gllitlc' could not.
save him. The body was recovered last
Dr. Emerson's wife accom-
panied him on his trip. The doctor
was about fifty-five years Old.
Dr. Emerson
in the vicinity o.
e went oirt in a
Circa-stances Point to Theft Unless an
Omaha. Neb.. Si‘liteluber s—A short-
age of ”0.000 was discovered Monday
in the National Iiank of Omaha, and
the official! auyid cumstanccs point to
of. teller can give
The
teller is. Nci‘ If '. pclrrnd. who rcslgn-
‘ go to Ariori. Iowzi.
Ills present al rnbouts are unknown,
however.
w
s that Is Apparently
ii——Th'|
Issued tho follow-
dis-
Siorm ccrr-
island. app-urcntly
in Peril, and a Tag
Detroit. MI l Scptcnibcr s~Woru
‘0 today that ihc pas-
.scngcr stcanr State of Michigan was
Tire wrccklng
Michigan rIlIIS‘ from
and Detroit to Mack-
rinlrlu IN Jill
George llu 1.: who Assaulted
his Wife rch l7."Sent Ov- .
y. who assaulted his
ht of Saturday. March
pped town. was bcforr-
in the Town (‘orrrt at
Me was ur-
.' Mort-house ycstcrdny.
visit to town sincc thc
Woodbury: A. It, Gillette. liridgcwn~ {Im'itlzgltyTIl 18;;de a penalty
. . r) c l t .
ter. C. E. Combs. Hartford ‘ Mr... “u, when placed upon the
witness sta old a tale of continued
thin-r
Sh’
informed i port that while she
worked an pported herself and two
hcr husband lay about
drunk, gndft she had even bought
He would demand
uroncy fr or for clothes and then
(in the night in
is borne drunk, and when
money.
' ulrusc upon Irrr and stir
lrorouglily tircti out after
work. she wont Ilitnli‘ only
Iiusbartirl pull the bod to
plot-mi a n‘lulnlr her with a bed
all", km g Io-r down. after which
hc kick r lit the cyc.
tricd to
Then Iir
uc hcr. and she managed
to got h imb in her rlrouth and bitc
it
it rrntll t‘slstcd. Lutcr Ilit' Injury
to hcr as drcsscd at Itiggs' drug
élorr‘.
Mrs. soy produced in, court
ncwsp 'lipplng. evidently a print
cd Lila i rvfiilusscy's at c of th'
1 she clraractcrizc
lllwious and writtcn with
i igstlou. simply upon
l‘rost-culllrl:
.ifiuir.
Ilclorr
sinicil
l .m'lt
not it
llrr
M rs.
its cvlrlt-ncc.
fli‘ [fill-
Illii
Attorncy
took the clipping. but (llrl
mlilgiz.“ tcsiiilt-rl lo rlr'csiiillg
cy's cyt- utid cx-(‘ripiuln of
i‘ollr- in to tIn- fr'cnurnt rows in
u... l ' family.
Mr t‘y .Innc ’l‘orrticr was called.
Slit‘
ilir‘. but upon cross-oxllmln'v-
"trilll'tfilll thc case at all.
zill' krrcw Mi-‘s. llrlsiwy was the
[HINGE SPEAKS
Brought out Strong Evidence
Against Eeterhazy.
nuns us outrun
Isg, with'coanssl’s Plea still Unila-
Ishet' - A Good lmnresslel Alt-
psrestly lads on the Judges
chncs. September 8~Tho announce-
mcnt was made this afternoon that thc
rtrdict of thc Dreyfus court martial
would be rcndcrcd tomorrow.
M. Labori will forcgo tIic right to
spcak for the deft-nce.
Lycce was crowded this morning at
the opening of the fiftli day of the iifin
wr-ck of the second trial by court mar-
rial of Captain Alfred Dreyfus, of thr-
lil'lllli'l‘y. charm-d wiili trr'nson. 'i'licrc
was alargc attendance of ladies and
ricrvspapcr men. who sat‘ull night long
in ordr-r to secure frorlt pint-cs. At an
curly hour a long linc was formed of
people awultlng admission: Standing
rootrl ut the bar-Ir of the court now coni-
mnuds liftr-cri slid iwr-nty francs for
plilt'r's, and the dcmirnd is incrcnslng
us ihrxtrlul approaches its cnd.
Among thc privllcgr-d witness today
was Itnron Ilrisscll. of Kill'owcn. Lord
l'hicf Justice of England. who was con-
ductcrl to a stunt by (Icncrol iflri’rrnoln
and M. I’iil’r-ologrie. of lhc French for-
clgrl olIir-c. 'i'Irr- lord r-Iiicf justice was
sonic-ll iii the buck of .Ilc jrirlgc's lublc.
He came hcrc specially from Paris,
where Iic hurl bccn in rrttcrrdnricc upon
the sessions of the Anglo~\‘cnczrulnn
boundary arbitration commission, in
order to scc something of inc rriirl.
Maitre licmange at once opcucd iris
speech for the dcfcnsc. l'rr r-looucut
terms and with iruprcssivc dclrycry he
brought out strong cvidcncc ugulirsi
listcrlruzy. Ilriring lIlI' corrrsc of his
remarks he cried: "Do you ihllllt. it
lirt-,\ fits and Batcrlinzy had low" bcforc
the court martial of law. the court
would have condemned t‘apinin ilrcv-
firs?" . '
As he asked this question. counscl
poinicd to the [li‘istiilri‘ sitting Iit'ltil‘t'
lrlrri triirl tiritlcd: “No."
Ilrr-yfus today uppt-ar'r . cliccrful. He
smiled and shook hands with his coun-
~cl oantcring the court.
The ,Ingllsh chlcf .iustlcc followed
thc speech of M. lh‘nmngc- with flu
closest nticntion. .lic'lnwycr gnvc a
wry fine pcrfofnraur'i'. so far as thc
ludicncc \l'us concornr-rl, ills r'orr‘rv was
cllcr-tivr-Iy lilfitllllillt'il. sometimes solr
.rirtl persuasive and at other llnics
sharply iirgumcntivc. Finally he flllco
lllc room with his sicntoi'lnii toircs as
he thrllrtlt-rcd with indignation at lilo'
charges against lircyfus. and thc
shamcfril weakness of the prosecution
and in denunciation of I'Istcrhazy. 'I‘hc
gr-sturcs and features of .\i. ilctnangc
wcrc r‘tiritilly i’Ylil‘l‘h‘SlVi‘.
'I‘lrt- front rows of thc chief wiincruo
"3' seats were empty. cxccpt for the
presence of M. Trarieux. the former
minister of justice; and 'M. l‘avaignac
former minister of war. all the gcnc-
riils and offlccrs having left fir-trues by
order of the minister of war; ilcnt-rnl
dc ilnllifct,
t'oltvrir-l l'trnllai't bus irlwo It‘fl Ilt'liiII-s
rIlhough hc holds no i-zrlrk ill the army
Ilrcyfrrs listcncd lo the oratlorr of M.
licrrrangc with a mask of impossibility
resembling Iris frozcn illlllllili' during
the first days of thc triul. Whatever
the prisoncr's footings. us Iic hr-urd M.
lieniiingc pit-ad in his behalf. hc carc-
frilly concculrvd them.
At It o'clock hi. licmangc was still
spanking. and he ntrtiourrcrl that he-
would need another two hours and it
half to finish his pics. on IIIt' court uric
journcd until 7:30 tomorrow morning
’I‘Irc far-t ‘tlrut Mslirc Laborl has to
spook and that probably ”to govcrn-
niclrt coirlmissury. Major i‘nrricrc. will
SEPTEMBER s. 1899.
Fill rrr DEFENSE
With lmpreaaive Delivery he
SMILE“ fill] iHflflK HANDS
Court Adjourned until Tomorrow lorri-
llcnncs. Scptcmbcr ii—-'i'hc hall of the
saw rotor srocsfrxcrusoii.
Wall strt-ct. 10:10 tr. m.—The depres-
sion in London on preparations for war
was reflected at the opening herc.
losses of rullroorls were within fruc-
lonal limits, except in the cases of
nouns Al 'l‘cxas preferred. which fell
1% and Norfolk and Wetscrn preferred
1 point. Among the specialties Colv
orado Fuel lost iii/4. Republic Steel 1:".
and Manhattan and Continental Tobac-
co preferred it point. American Hoop
and Republic Sir-cl preferred were is-
olated instances ‘of firmness.
Wall street. it a. m.—Large huylmt
orders for the prominent specialties.
Sugar. Brooklyn ’l‘rnnalt. Tennessee
(foal. Colorado-Fool. Federal Steel and
licprrbllc Steel llftcd them i a 1% and
Consolidated Gas 4 points. Railways
arcraged is rrp. except for Kansas 1':
Texas preferred which rcgnlncd its op-
ening loss. A low propcrties failed to
share in the rise. including Tin I’lala,
Steel Hoop. Eric first preferred and
Colorado Southern first preferred.
Trading becanre very drill towards the
end of the hour. but the improved lev-
el was sustained.
Wall street. noon—Speculation i)...
came more active and lirondcr at the
expense of values. the entire list drop~
ping to the lowest. Declines rr-achcd
a point In numerous instances, Omaha
losing five and Amcrlcnn Tobacco,
t'onsolldsicd GM. Fort‘Worth rind Itio
ilranrlc and I’ltsbrrrg. if. (,7, 42 St. Louis
preferred. two crich. At the low raugc
covering orders were csccutcd which
steadied some stocks. At the low
range covering orders were cxccutr-rl
which steadied sonic stocks, but lib.-
gcncrsl market was not mrrch rclicv»
cd. Salt-s to nooh 25l.02il. _
Wail atrcct. 1 p. m.—~'l'hc reaction
'carricd prices below the previous low
point .'I'Irird .Avcniic lost thrcc nnd
Norihwcstcrn and Luckawanna ll',
each. Covering of shorts caused a
fractional rally and the trading became
very dull with a brisk demand for
Manhattan. which carricd it up 2%.
Metropolitan Sin-ct Ilnllway gnlncu
2%. Sugar 1'5 and ‘Ilrooklyn Transit a
mint. There was only a faint n-s~
ones by the general list.
Wall strcci. 2 p. tn.~A buying more
mom in 'I‘cnncsscc l‘oal moved it up
four above the lowest. A bcftc'.‘ tnrrv-
prcvnilcd In tho culirc list but thun-
was no dccldcd dclualrd for the roll-
ways. Local shares and, Sugar lit-ll
own on the rise and Pacific (‘onst cou-
:r.on and second prcfcrrcd rust two
palms. n
r TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A.
Iiohme, commission broker. 6 Masonic
lisu‘llding. Wall street. city. Telephone
New York. Ncpit-min-r s. In»
iii-cu High Low 1.1m
Mn ('mum (iii. If it til. '69‘.
Am. "Ind A Wire,k fun,” hm, fort, for,
\m. Sugar Itcfln'g t'o. 14;. ion! I iatr‘ ifs:
\rii.Toim(b i'.“... i2“. 177 if.“
Ate-bison 2 2I'., a». 21'.
\rcblwn. prclerrt-d M'. M . M'. 007.
itnmgigr Rapid T. lili'. IIH'. um, um
"solids Southern. it'd, .‘.'l| .
i'crrtrnlofNJN Ilsa, it“, Ils'. if“.
- lumps-ire a Ulrio, rs cs 27-. 'r.l
volcano in N. W. Iii“, if" in”. no.
frlclsgo if. a Q. Idi'. i:t. lfll . Ift'r
I'. M. ASL I'aul. Mil. i.:l‘-.. l.'".7.. lil‘
i'lill'ulil‘. Lt I' II“. llv'. ll“. ll“.
vii-L. r‘ln..l' .1: HI. I... 57"; 37‘.
'onmlidniml rim I‘k‘l lit.
~1h.-i...t>llrirlsulr t’ulml ‘12“. ill“ 1:“, 12w,
fictional flit-cl. isl', bi ‘._. is". bi
r‘cdcrnl Steel. prefr‘d it.‘ s: at ril‘ .
v Icuerni Elt'cirir- (7". 1‘5; i‘.:i
Illillntillf- A Nasbv'rc so is“, to", ~-
Hsnimitan (‘otimi'd Ii -' . Ito ll;'. II '9‘.
\io. Kari, a TM. p'fd II". ‘ ll '. tr”, ii i.
\linnnurl l'aciflc L! i", l7}. 4-
‘alrutml Loud i'n. ‘iI'.J .li‘.
v. Y. (km. a Hudson. “7’. lat-7, r37», is»x
ontlaeutal Toboeco apt. no“. in, on,
V0. Pacific. 54‘. M‘. “i‘.. M
No. f'aelilc. prcfcr'd 7w . To' . 7m, 7m.
Pia-Inc Midi. w. rm. is w
"mltllut'tilui. if“, ii-'. Il."., ll-i
Hill. A Iii-«ding ‘.'.' . t." , 2.“. ':.'i.
'tg pf. w'. oi ml, or
‘u‘lillwfll It'y. p'id d. 31'. Mi. Mi
"who that it Iron. II.’ ir :', Ili'. il'i'
i'oloo l'ler‘lflr'. w , or, to no
'l"oion i'aclflc. pf’l'fr'rl. ‘7'. . 7o. 7:". w,
t' N. Insurer t'o. pfd, 7r. 7'“. 7:. no.
i'. H. “llhlw'r. li' . i‘“. W. I!“
\ fl"M"II prcf LL" , ~1' . --' n '3'
Western I'lilrm you, ‘ Mi
' fit luv 2 pcrc -nl
(‘ANIIIIIATI‘IS lv'tili l’llfIIIA'l'l'}
.Il'lliIH.
Local attorneys are bcgv rnlng ti
.mll win-s for the noinr ataon or
unlgc of probatc, ll. Wlilinmrc lire
rcply. rrurko-a it prmticnlly ccrtuiii Ulill
ihc vcrdlct will riot tic givvn bclorc
Ml'i‘iiilll)’. ,
'I‘hc gcncrnl iniprcssion fornrcd was:
chat the spcccb of Iii. Ilcrunngt- niuutl
MW“ llrr 'r ccrizlin clfr-ci on tho jurist-m
{i was it troiig cfl'ol‘i. iitgdlllt'iililllvc "
v. 'i
There wus’a ruinou, offer the ml
Iournint-nl of tho court. flint M Lubor'i.
lvrrrl docidcd not to rItI'flll. llIi' lllru bc ;
org that his abstention from so shim"
In \low of tho irritating chcr-t ixin
nrittt the court that who had UiIIYl otlrcrwlw in luv-yin”, ' .
told of the truth and Wouldn't toil!
llit'
Iliut
own. Mrs. Tanncr claimed that
Mr «my had called bcr a bisclrr
‘ l-Ilc Mrs. finest-y clnltncd [Wit 3 whcn M. Lulmri i'lilf'l‘f‘il thc court in-
had been ! Mr rncr had abused the Ilusscy sillikf‘ to M. licmnngl- in n ucprccwrnig
W0
r‘ltl
lll
in MI in lint-w What took pint-c.
lilill'lft' tip the casc Prosecuting
At ' Imkwood gave Mrs. 'I'anticr
Mi lints upon not trying to vcni
, l spitc win-n shc la it without: on
c
a mind the accused guilty“.
.ii'ltflttifl Pleas Court.
r liridgcport for the week cool-
i a September 19.
E h
rant-y took the stand. lull fronil inost bordering on It dmputc.
uni-tits hc uppni'cnily was too}
i
d and sworn to tell the truth. 1 by the arrival at lit-tines ‘iil Max ltm
urtlge found the facts of the iris. the former mayor of Algiers and
be as Mrs. Hussey rcpresnicd 1 n notorious Jew bnllcr. It» was slit-nu- .
cd by a couple of Als'crlnmI in nuilvu
'cnsrurnc and a crowd of people follow"
rlday. Scplcmlicr lb. More will ml him about. No Nlliltlwil to intro norm
hort calendar session or the. refreshments at the principal cuts hcrr
ill
Continued Gallium to...
fit
At that I and the pliti't' was immediately lnysd
nirt cases will br- asslgncd for. cd M ii ”iii"! crowd. ' M. “Mill in
i
i
M. Luborl Will: asked if ilrt‘ri' wow
NW firmlly Mild that Mrslnny truth In the rcport. and he rt».
us no friend/of hcrs and thirtl pllcd with a shrug of “mum-”rs, rip—
biuhly l'crrpcctcti «lilncrr or sournnury. lr-m-hmmplninrd in n ani'i'r Mm!" rrnrcmli' "i"|\’i‘.\'i||ii Ihr- Impression that
tho tnuticr was nndcr consideration,
it was gclrcrnlly noticed today that
I tont- ”fill it sharp discussion cnsncd. ill -‘ '
'l'lrc some thing iwr‘tli‘t'nrl during lio-
;ruurni bricf. suspension of tht- sitting.
The two Inwycrs appnrcniiy wwrc nt
loggcrht-uds about tiw twsi nwlliod of
conducting thc rnvc,
tirt'ul ‘Inicrcst bro. tut-ii arouscd II’T"
A)
and Orr pnrty wcrc fliltt'n ovt-r thc'Ncw
sliltt'l'i’liiltiii of Rev. Alexander iinmll-
ton. who roll a similar cxcnrslon a
Work or no ilk“.
fr: v. who ornrlt- runny fricnds by tilt-Ir
iu-iilc nttcntlon to the pharmacist.
rut yearling hcifr-r:
up. rv-lurnmmuw .63.
_ Itfiiln .8 W
uoiy will undoubtully be the Demo
antic fliillllilt'i‘. though the pubic to
John .I. Walsh has ilistr been nicntion-
Ml. lf tIic Republicans nomlnutt- .i
ll. llur'llmtt. of course Mr. tlrcgrli'y will
inc out of the l'iff'i'. Other Republican
lnwycrs lucntioncd arc Jmu-pir 'l‘uylor.
.loscph A llroy. Edward M. Ian-kwooo
.lolm Krogli In the lifts! horwnlflt mildl-
Ilivlt‘ for tile Ut‘llrrwrnlit' lloliilfiililoii for
”w oIIlt'r.
'l‘ItOI.I.I'iri’ TRIP TO HAHN ltOt‘N.
A party of fifty Norwaikt-rs cuioycu
u trip by Hlii'tlftl trolio-y car to i-Invlrl .
illir'li. ,u-sic'rdhy. icuvlng ill the morn-
ing and rcturiilng of night. Stops wcrc
ironic lit ..rlriBt-porl and VWrmrlmont.
Ilnrcu liucs. The party was under the
The car was in charge
if Motrmun lwsllc and i‘onductor t'hl-
i lcrmnn.
North Main street. South Nor
aork grrsrnntncd:
Yngton street. South Norwnlk. Conn.
't'i'lbcr iiih. Wt-lscii'u f’ltlct'
r
law rrnill furihr-r notice.
our in nimntiilcs to suit purchasers.
n8
WANTED—A girl for (“Ofllhm
work. Addres! M. this office. I. u
WANTED-2A cBEEoiESt , girl for
gcrrrril housework. Mrs. W. H. Smith.
{iii “cat strut-t. South Norwslk. I33!
WANTED—A boy "grab slam
years or age. to learn the printing bill'-
incss. Apply to the City Printing
(.ompuny. No. it) North Main street.
.3!!!
girls preferred.
00.. Henry street, Stamford, Con
II.
WANTED-A sober. industrious
man on a form. one who understands
milking and care of horses and cattle.
to one capable a steady position guar-
antccd. Apply to A. L. ilafner'l ntoril.
Washington street. " n7 3t
WANTED—A competent chamber-
rnuiri and waitress. Apply 46 Went
'rvcnuc, Sorrth Norwalk. s6 2t
WANTED—ironers wanted. Girls
to iron shirts and waists. Steady
Work. Hutchinson. Pierce 5 00., Star
Shirt Factory, Merwln Street, Nor-
wnlk, :5 2w
WA mammogram hat trini-
mcrs wanted by John C. Wilson & 00.,
South Norwnik. ‘ ll'l
FOR SALE.
Frill SALE—wt pair of perfectly gen;
tie carriage horses. (Ian be drivel) aIn-.
glc. iiccn at in West avenue. It? at
. FOR SAIJCwSIoop-riggcdm and};
.’~i fwr ovcr all. in feet beam. suit of
rcnsonsI-lu. Apply'to’James W. Da-
vlr-s. iui.’ So. Main strcct. s7 82
Fill! SALE—A iii-nsmore Typewriter
iii-llr'stoclnss condition will be sold for
in» cash. licoson for selling is lack of
use Address Dcnsnrore, Norwalk 0f-
lir‘v Of Tim Scnilncl. 86 '1
TO LET.
A
.T” LET—l'ppcr part of‘ house. 20
t culcr :ivcnuc. Norwalk. Suitable for
srunll family: convcnlcnt to red line
are. lnrprlrc 53 West avenue.
t‘ruinib‘. rcnt. 810: second floor. 4 rooms
[:2 .ll‘nrshnll st.. rent 87. Apply to John
ll. Knapp. 82 Wcst'st., South Norwaik.
s6 tf.
r‘on RENT~The very “anion;
housc, it l'rcsccnt‘ Terrace, facing
Washington sircct. Apply A. J. Hut-
Iiiirson. i2 High street. '5 tit
'I‘O LET—Music Hail to rent from
’Ictober 1: store. 42 South Main street.
iix rooms Music Hall block. suitable'
for ofilcr- or furnllics. First floor. five
rooms. 1:67 Wmnlward avenue. rent
311.00. iiousc of Ii rooms. l0 Ann St.
\pply to H. A. Woodward.
T0 LET—First floor. prison...
‘10. 10 Tolles street second floor. four
‘oorns. 13 Marshall street. Apply to J.
ll. Knapp. 82 West street. South Nor-
walk,
._ ,_ nullitf
T0 LET—Ilouse Raymond mots
rooms; 2 data. Railroad avenue, 4
rooms each: 4 room apartments on
Washington street. Rents from u up-
wards. l-‘or frrrther particulars in-
1rrire at the office of the Old Well Oi-
:nr i‘ompany. 83 Washington street.
PROFESSIONAL.
\lit. HARRY J. ZEHM.~
Orhdrrate. Royal Conservatory. bet '
sic. Pupil of Mr. Alex. Gunman:
Ports. liciblg “Prize of '96.
PIANO, ORGAN. HARMONY an]:
COMPOSITION.
Sight Ilcading and Interpretation of
‘ songs.
Also French and German.
fir-ginrrcrs as wt-ll as advanced pu-
pils rr-cclvo- cart-fol :rttcntion.
i6 QI'INTARD AV INITE.
s2'lw
Studio-rust National flank solid;
mg. 24 Wrishlngton'St.. South Norwalh.
t foils and Harmony.
Mlt. cram-mus: u. nowasl‘v.
Piano and Harmony.
_ MISS M. ADAii FERRY.
licisrlrte. Swedish and Harmonic Gym-
nastics and Aesthetic Drills.
MISS LOUISE DAVIS.
' MRS. l". O. WElCIf it’i'.
Scholarships offers-ll in all b‘rnn hes.
Studio open and lesson hours Allin-
"(I on and after September lith.
tum for
on, M. (unusual) mobsters
wit.
Ofllcc hours until it a. m.: 12 to 2 p.
n.; it to it p. nr.’ Telephone 514. .
”28m .
I". I). t'lltfi-liiY. I). ll. 8.. (iridium (If.
the Philadelphia Dental College. élasl
.r blitz. First-class work only. and
Office. 122 Wash.
“MISCELLANEOUS... i .
r'rurzu lit-ginning Snitlrda. I‘Sep-
III will
Will'-
sr for
on ’I‘ucsdnys. 'i'lrursdnys am
I
erosion on s'rormr.
Hulli.
'nou'rostm worm that» due flay
property near Norwnlk. wortlf
LOST On August 29. a very dark: fibulm: mailin- Immediate rash .4.-
rr.pvo-} i
roan “WAIT"
"’ . ll
calm-nuns
manner:
or
irons snort. w
ms or -
summons, nuns
J in so".
suitable reward: Woo.
Ellison. 20in liowsrd nve., New
inn-n. ' n7
pawns: scuoor. "'sosm'o‘tltiifi:
{onus—um Eva w. Otstot will
. s school in South Norwsln for it-
" drcn under ten years of age. A can-
rui. experienced and competent in-
‘ qltrttctmnl of long «Manes both In
‘pubilc and private schools. For ul-
illf'lilfirl apply 80 Mrs. Dnvld'llssrs.
Faltileld avenue. South Norwalh.
out In
WANTED—(line reunion", or 4' ‘
Apply at Boas Thread ~
four stills ncrirly newtflwmdhg.m~—
s7 tf ;
1;) LET—Three rooms No. reins; .
st., rcnt 88: house No. i Lowe st..~'i .
Norwalk Chronicler