‘e
~ lair, but it is thought. the tragedy was
I ‘ ' .10 discharge Young.
5’
- Maryland National Guard. A
f.‘
'8elltilllellt Developed
tile Injustice to Which
he been Subjected.
4—s—
. . --, September li—‘l‘he
verdict is attracting much. at—
. throsgllout oincisl quarters.
rally til in responsible po-
.wlioee opnlons would be val-
ues reluctant to express adverse
,t of the national aspect of the
The feeling is general. however,
- of Dreyfus and a strong sea-
m mesh-developed against the in-
ee to which according to the pre-
. ,‘hollef he has been subjected.
of the officials express fear that
. Intent will have a serious of-
ou the Franco-American treaty
it comes before the Senate. 'l'hat
t has not yet proven very
( lot and the present feeling may
the tide against It.
, PREVAIIJ A’l‘ IlldNNES.
mu. September ll—A state 01
. ‘ es quartered In the town and
. environ! have left and the journal-
. ‘ and others interested in tile trial
ve departed. -
Nine. Dreyfus vislted her husband
_‘the prison this afternoon. slim
pond him as calm as yesterday. The
7 . er smoked a pipe today. for the
m time in many’days. which indica-
ted that he was «in better spirits than
' Id;be expected.
——
CHARGED W II MURDER.
rere-es stilt I‘sctorvstfiltssdelbh
Allan Itb a Ilnnllner.
Quincy. Mas, September li-~ William
, J. Young; oi Randolph, was unsigned
‘ , in the district court here toduv, Phlll‘gr
, ed with the murder of Benjamin I".
Ooolbroth. foreman In the illisbing
room at Tileston llrothers' Uvmnpany a
shoe factory at Randolph, lslli t-ltltur—
‘ day, and after the testimony ul‘ seVer-
. al Witnesses had becn heard. lie pris-
, oner was held for the Grand Jury with-
out bail.
. Coolbrotll. It is: alleged. was assault-
ed by Young with a hammer in this
room at the shoe factory. II.) became
' unconscious at the. first blot! and died
Sunday morning. loung refuses to
. make any statement regarding: llle ni-
'causcd by a threat made by Cooibrotn
steamer or cirr. Ill‘llll.
Preparations for Baltimore to Present
him with is Illlndsolne Sword.
Baltimore. September tic—Prepara-
tlons were completed today for the re-
ception of Captain Dyer. of the cruis-
or Baltimore. and the presentation or
m handsome lerd votcd him by the
A ' city council of lluitinlore. in l‘fli'tlglll-'
Ion of his gallant services at Manila.
The brelinlilnl‘ies to the celebration
proper began today with the arrival ot
the recipient in the afternoon. escort-
”, ed from Wilmington, l)cl.. by a com-
mittee in charge of Colonel Willard
Howard. of the Fourth lteginlent,
brief
reception followed at the office of Ms—
. yor Malster.
arm» solul llr 'Il0.I'I'.
surl-
will Take Col. Purpcchl lien in
the Dewey t‘elehrutiou.
‘ Waterbury. September lleoloncl
.Burpee says that a contract has been
made with the Starin 'I‘ransporta‘tion
Company for the transportation of ill"
Second Rejment from New Haven lo
New York City on the occasion of Ill"
Dewey Day coltbmtlon. He. does not
yet know the name of the hint that.
will be furnished, but there. will be
accommodations for null men. Major
General Roe. of New York. has written
to Colonel Burpee offering to furnish
the members of the regiment with two
meals for Si apiece. i‘olonol Ilurpee
_. has decided to accept the ofler 01’ SI
apiece as best meeting the nceds of
the regiment.
HAS HE JOISIIII Till} REBELS.
Mayor of Imus has Mysterious" lilsapo.
peered—Promised s ill-ner‘lllslllp.
. Manila, September ll, 5:30 p. m.—-
The Mayor of imus has disappeared
and It Is supposed he has joined the
rebels on the promise of rem-lying a
generalship. lie was a colonel. Ill the
.‘insurrection of 189.7.
The Mayor of llnus delivered the.
town up to General lélwioll June 1..
saying that the. people desired pencil
and to be friendly with..thc Americans.
He declared that peace would exist
were it not for "Aguinsldo's cut throat
band."
REFUSE TO JOIN ’i‘lII-I COMBINE.
Waterly. It. I., September ll»-<(‘. 'l.
Cottrell I: Sons. manufacturers of prin-
, ting presses have dec‘lnt'd to ally thuni.
solves with the. proposed printing
press combine. As the Westerly firm
controls 90 per cent. of all the fast
magazinerpresses do in the I'nitcd
Walls here. All the traps and "
s.
“mu-In Weather Pets el' the Ir
(levers-Palmer tie ssill Tomorrow.
New York. September ll—-"he-sfo-
(lovern' Palmer bout, scheduled for II
p. m.. today at ’I‘uckahoe, has been
postponed until 3 p. m.. tomorrow, on
account of the threatening weather.
if weather conditions should not. be
favorable tomorrow. it will again be
postponed until a clear day.
New York, September ll—Terry Mc-
Govern and Pedlar Palmer. who were
to tight for the Bantam champonship
of the world at the West Chester Ath-
letic Club. this afternoon, were ready
this forenoon for the fray. 'Both Inus
left their training quarters last even-
ing and spent the night at an uptown
Turkish bath house.
[it 5 o'clock this morning both box-
ers were weighed In the presence of
each other and their respéctive mana-
gerspnd trainers in the baths. Palm-
er weighed 113% pounds and McGov-
orn 114%. The articles of agreement
called for both to weigh at 110 pounds
ten hours before entering the ring.
amt as the bout is scheduled to begin
at 3 o'clock this afternoon it was ucc-
cssnry 'to have the lads on the scales
at such an early hour. liotil lads are
very confident and have trained much
more earnestly than ever before.
McGovern was the favorite In the
betting. five to four being freely laid
on the American. Palmer's friends
were lolting for better odds. but ex-
pected to be forced to accept even mon-
ey before the fight should begin.
The weather was the. only factor
which might interfere with the con-
test. ' If It should rain the bout will
be postponed until tomorrow or the
first clear day. so that photographs of
the flgllt might be taken. The boys
were to have a percentiege of the
"pictures" privileges Ill addition to the
purse of 810.000. of which 37.500 goes
to the winner and 32.500 to the loser.
SPIBI'I‘EII AWAY T0 CANADA.
'l'lie Iisanpe villi Fight Vlgercaslv for
tlieir Adopted ~ naughto r.
Milldleport. N. Y.. September ll—
May. the Ii)lll’IN‘Il‘yPill'-Olil adopted
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Knapp. has been takcn to Canada by
her brother against the wishes of her
foster parents. The girl started'for
school at the usual hour Friday morn-
ing and has not been home. since. She
was seen at Lockport Ill company with
a strange man. undoubtedly hcr bro-
tIu-r. and they Wcrc lvulontly bound
for the Canadian side. where It In said
her brother resides. Her parents rc-
sido in Indiana. and she. was legally
adopted by the Kllupps when she was
five years old, and was treated us their
child. Mr. Knapp will proceed vig-
orollsly.
LOAN Till) lOVERNMENT
82,500,000.
San Francisco. September 11~A lat.
ter from (luumutcmula City dated Au-
gust III, ssyu: Four of the banks of
this citv have entered into orange.—
stncnts “hereby they will loan the gov-
ernment 32.500.000. deliveries to 'm-
madc in monthly installments of 8200.-
000 each. The government. it Is said,
has offered tangible guarantees. This
will at least temporarily case the na—
tional cxchcqllcr.
WILL
Finns (li‘ I~‘.\.\liNr1 REMOVED.
Ilolnbuy. September liwltuin bus
iuwrow d the crop lookout ltl western
lildiu. and tho fears of a famine have
been l'cinovcd. The weather condi—
lions fol'cshndow more min. The col—
ton crop has also been benefited.
(\XAIIIII'I I03“. MIC”. NEVIS.
Miss l-ldith Wilson has secilrod a
situation at Starr's confectionery.
'l‘he assessors' room has been sup-
plied with chairs for_tonlght's golf
meeting. .
Grace (‘htlrch and tile. Norwalk
Methodist Church resumed evening ser-
vices last night.
Admiral Schley attenlfid service at,
the Norwzllk (.‘ongrcgat‘snal Church.
yesterday morning.
Hcv. .l. McClure licllotvs was greeted
by large congregations at the services
at (Irucc Church. yesterday.
Mrs Edward D. Leland. of Green-
towll. Indiana. is visiting Mrs. i-‘rank
Bradbury. Iiuyvltw avenue.
l-‘rank Henry. of Wilton. who broke
his leg some time ago. was in town to-
day for the first time since the acci-
dent. .'
Leslie llarris, who has been cm-
ploycd by W. S. Sturtcvant during tho
summer has retprued to lib home In
Brooklyn.
A party of e. dozen residents of
South Norwalk had a clam bake yes—
terday afternoon in Edward Tyeuter's
grove in West Norwnlk.
largo congregations attended both
services at the First Methodist. Epls~
2copul (‘hurch yesterday. Dr. Monk
'gomel‘y preached cxccllcnt sermons
o
(loll Cloakings.
Are beginnfg to arrive and many is-
dles are profiting thereby to have their
Golf Capes ready for the fall. Quali-
ties are very fine and plaids are of
striking design. block plaidsdn college
colors being popular. Faces an‘ 'll
black. nsvy, grays and browns. Width
66 inches.
Heavy Pique I a.
Shirt Waists bid fair to "e""nd their
usefulness beyond the Fall Season well
Into the winter—perhaps through it.
Several manufacturers have prepared
for; this. An odd lot of Walsts of fine
quality White Pidhe, Insertion trim-
med, at prices one-half to one-third
their values. tie to $1.76 each.
For Rainy Days.
Theftallly Season Department, oth-
erwise the Umbrella Section, has many
exceptional values—Umbrellas that
there is satisfaction In buying and
carrying. Men's Close Rollers, hand-
some natural stick linemen-$1.50 and
"32.00. A fine line of Close 'ltoliern.
good quality Gloria cover. natural stick
handles, $1.00 each. ‘
_ m..-.. .__.__.__ p
School DresSes.
Scotch and Domestic Gingham; have
many uses during the year. Children’s
School Dresses are among these and
the Wash Goods Section affords the
widest choice .In the stats—small
checks and plaids of large checks and
plaids in unending array of handsome
12%,15. l9 and 26c yd.
designs.
Plaid Skirtings.
As the Full season draws nearer. the
popularity predicted for Fields for
Skirtings and Plaids In.combfnstlou
with plain goods for Suitings, becomes
more evident. A few striking and
characteristic combinations In Plaid
Skirtings. 46 and 48 inches wide. have
already arrived. 81.00, 31.25 and 81.50.
'l‘luD.M.READ Ci).
mum
res BUSINESS.
Perhaps ydu'rc, thinking of having
some PAPDRING or PAINTING done:
naturally you'll go to that man who is
best equipped for business in that line
Let us assure you right here. you'll
Ihave no trouble to find him—if you
{live in town you know, if you don't.
ijglst Inquire; most anyone will direct
i you to our new building, don't be hash-
, ful. just stop right in. take a comfort-
able chair, and talk the matter over
: with us. We'll answer all questions—
glve you an estimate as to what the
l
jjob will cost, and after showing you
laround we'll let you judge whether or
2 not we're equipped for business.
Staten Its refusal is thought to mean 3 morning and evening. The choir slng-, Wall Papers, Painters‘ 3999“”. A“.
I ing was of a fine and most nppropriaici ‘
the failure of the
Those who advocate a
New York melt.
promntcrs' plan-l.
combine are
DEATH OF CAPTAIN COLLINS.
Washington. Si"lllf"lill.'r ll-—.\ cabin—
grsm from (lens-ll (his to the war ile-
pertmont announces Illl‘ «Ii-ash of t'up-
lain Charles L. Collins. Company 1.
Twenty-third infantry. llc tiled at if..-
he on the seventh instant of Iipjwnill—
ciiis.
BRIDGE CLOTHING II)IC.\"I'IIl'II‘IIl.
New York. September ll~Tho cloth-
Ilil left on the Brooklyn bridge by
the man who jumped tr .m that l-‘lrllc
tare last night was identified by Hugh
Neilsughlln. a well known Ilrooklyll
politician. as the property of his blo-
tller, Edward McLaughlin.
THANKS FROM l'illt’lt.) lill‘O.
New York, September li*'l'lle
lican relief committee of the Merch-
ants Association has rccclved an. ac-
. knowledgment from General w. Davis.
governor general of the Island of Por-
to Rico. of the goods shi l d by that
committee on the tran t Mcltllan
which left here on the 23d of August.
. character.
ithc singing by the-congregation "adds
.to tho imprcssiveness at the service-i
iof this church.
! Order of Notice.
5 District of Norwalk. m.. i‘rubatr
('ourt. Sci-Icmber ll. .\. It. I899. 4
jNorwalk Iii said district. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
i Iu-i-li made to this court by the. admin-
, lstrnltlr dc bonil-l non. praying. forma-
Kmns then-in sci forth. for an order of
Ibilll‘ of certain real estate or said dc-
! ceased which Is fully ilf‘Si‘l'thl In said
supplicutlnn on file:
zhcnrd and determined at'thc Probate
ilfi‘u-e in Norwalk. on the 19th day of
Islcptcmbcr. 1899. at 2 o'clock afternoon; ,
Porto, and that public notice thereof be given
f to all persons Interested therein by.
lpublishlng this order In it newspaper
‘having a circulation in said district.
Iat least eight days before said day of
hearing. ‘
ASA. B. WDODWARD.
all it Judge.
A marked Improvement Irlj
Estate of William ll. Ilrown. late; ofj‘
. lsts' Materials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
gl‘aintlng. Paper llsnging. Decanting.
DEQKER.
s'lwluluaglos street.
South Norwslk, Cons.
’l‘cl Call. 143-5. Open evenings till E30.
Registrars’ Notice.
The board of Registrars for the am-
am! voting dlstrlct of the '. mm of Nor.
. Ordered. That said application be‘
court-room. at lfavilanzl street. on
1 nursday, September ii. from 9 a. m..
to :‘v p. m.. to receive app-motions to he
made voters.
‘ CHARLES W. STOW.
Riff-'08 J. SMITH.
, Registrars of voters of the Second Vot
Ing District. sI-Bt
. . W .
méfitfge
' Harri
i
. rucanmraapr. 12
Wm. Barry
1N Ills tuner and onnsrssr
occass
iil‘ii‘silf illlliill.
i ..
Especially engaged tennis date.
Geor e Felix and mi! Barry. the
high t salaried people on the vaude-
ville stage—Introducing their great
hit. The Vaudevilc Crass.
Prices. 25c, 50c and lie.
W§ents on‘sale at l’lnisted's and
code Drug Stores.
School
_ Books,
Pads.
. Pencils,
' Pens,
and School Supplies of
all llinds at h
B. H. PIIISIHI’S.
43 Washington St,
80. Norwalk,
Drive Horses
from
Baker's Stables,
Cill'. Washington
and Spring Shells,
r81. to“! Is ’ 189.3-
lioiict outcome.
Office of the Street iommlssloners of
the city of South Norwnlk. Conn.
Scaled proposals‘v‘vill be. received at
this ofllce until 'l'uesr y, September
19th. at 7:30 o'cim'k.‘ p. . ., for the ex-
cavating for. and laying :1 Granite
illock Pavement on a concrete founda-
ion in North Water street. in this city.
Also for furnishing and setting sue"
ill inch curbing as truly be needed
along the sides of said pavement. Ap-
proximate quantities: ‘ _
Him sq. yds. of pavement In place.
1300 Its. feet of curbing in place.
Specifications can be seen at this of-
fice on and after 'I'Ilcsday, September
12th. 1899. .
The Street Commissioners reserve
the right to reject all bids. or to accept
any that in their judgment will b5 for
the best interests of the city.
ilonds in the amount of 82,300. wlti he
required from the person or persons to
whom the work may be awarded.
All ploposals must be endorsed on
the outside of the envelope with the
name of the. bidder and marked propo-
sal for paving, and addressed to George
5*. Hearse. secretary.
WILLIAM ll. NEED.
(IEOR H I". IIIZAIISE.
CHAR .88 ll. BUIIANNAN.
Street Commissioners.
Notice.
To the Norwalil Tramway Company.
a corporation under the laws of this
state. located and doing business in
Norwalk, and all other. persons inter-
ested in the change of location, herein—
after proposed.
you are hereby notified that the se-
Icctlnen of the Town of Norwalk be-
llcvc that public convenience and ne-
cessity require a change of the le-
iution and grade of the "Is-Its of said
Norwalk Tramway Company. from a
point at or near the Methodist Church.
on Main street. at Rowayton. in said
Norwslk. to a point at or near the
hmlse of Mary Themes. from the cen-
ter of said highway where the same is
now located, to the easterly side of
said highway; and from a point at or
near the house of Oliver Cochran said
Main street. to a point at or near term
of C. 1.. Ogden. from the center of said
highway where the same is now loon-
highway. as will more alIIy appear by
map and profile of said proposed
change. on file in the office of the so-
,Iectlnen of said Town of Norwallt: and
that we will hear said waailt Tram-
way Company. and all others int t-
ml in said proposed change “flgm
i
L
walk. will be In session. in the Town,the location and grade of‘ssld Norwslg
i
i
i
i
. aelertlrlen
location and grade. at {he office of solo
of Norwal . on September
16th. 1899. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
at which time and place you are here-
by notified to. /IDDI‘.II' and show nose.
If any you hive. why said change or;
Tramway Company should not be
made. . ,
Dated at Norwalk. this 9th day on
September. it”. ‘
lPllluill THOUIB, .
8A! LYN”.
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I. St
ml. to the northerly side of said ,
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Venison “arm ‘ ‘
New Ingram Carpets.
Norwalk.
Conn.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that an ns- 9
SOi-lhflii‘ni of the polls and taxable prop— :0
city of the Middle Five Mile Rive-rg9
town “at of 189.“.
tion at the office of Jacob M. Layton, i
Railroad Place South Norwalk. ’
The Board of Belief will meet at the‘
oiflco of the sclectmen in Ruilroadf
Place. South Norwnllt. on Monday, Sep- a,
temper Is. 1899. at 9 o'clock a. m.. to '
hear and determine all appeals model
to them from said assessment list. I
Dated at Middle . .ve Mile River..
September lI. ltl99. ‘
ll. SITTS.
Committee of Middle Five Mile Itiver:
School District. all tit“
WM-” .. .....
Notice.
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Notice Is hereby glycn to all persons ;
interested in the proposed layout or:
Ely avenue. from Lowe street southerly
to the tity line. so as to make will
street substantially forty iii); feet.
wide, and in the establishment of the 1
grade thereof to suitably conform to;
the width and necessary cuts. that a
meeting of the Council of this city will ;
be held at the Council Chamber on
Ilaviltlnd street. on Monday. the 18m,
instant. at ii o'clock p. m.. when and;
where all persons whose. land Is pro-1
posed to be taken therefor. or which
may be affected thereby. may. appear;
and be heard in relation thereto. !
South Norwalk. (‘onn...S¢pt. 8th, 1899. f
i’er order of the Council, ,
‘ JOSEPH It. TAYLOR. I
all St City Clerk.
”W. - -.’_..
Solventéliotice.
District of Norw lit. as. Probate
Estate of Thomas Benedict. late of
Norwalk. In said District, deceased. ,
The Court of Probate for the Dis-1
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and sl‘ ;
lowed six months from the datc hereof i
for the Creditors of said Estate to ex- f
llibit their claims for settlement. 1
'l'hose who neglect to present their sc-
cnunts. properly attested. within saidi
time. will be debarred a recovery. All '
CORNEI LA A. BENEDICT.
I-Ixecutrix.
\
57 .5;
Big
‘12-.
very lowest figure.
New Brussels Carpets.
New Rug. and Art Squares.
New Linoleum. and Oil Cloths.
New Curtain Poles and Trimmings.
i:
0
maneuver
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1— YI—
may
School district has been made on th“ 9
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Sold list may be found for cxumina- 0
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persoml indebted to said Estate are re- i:
quested to make Immediate payment to i 9
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-O‘-i'
, is the pride of your heart,
but now that school has,
commenced. keeps you
____..___.. hustling to supply the cloth-
i ' illg as fast as he wears them
i PRICES out. '
l . .i.
. I I03 T
, m; Stop that worry and call
} lSlilIil on us. we will ”show you
i. Pants or whole Suits which
mes-a »,-—- - give the utmost satisfaction
as to their wearing quality,
' and at a reasonable price,
too. ,
‘ FRANCIS & co.
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 Washington Street, , _ ,
South 'Norwnlk. Conn.
e;eeeeeeeeeeeeee
New Lace Curtains.
New Ruffle Curtaluu.
New Chenille Curtains.
Nchapeatry Curtains.
[Oeeeebeeeeeeeeeeeeee e
All of our carpets made and laid in a first-class workmanlilte manner.
TRISTRAM & HYA’l‘T.
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TRISTRAM s: HYATT
' - so. ' 2 (Islam: BUILDING.
New hull Delirium.
Although the manufacturers of Carpets have advanced the price
of their goods a number of times within the last few months, we
are in a position to furnish all kinds of floor covering as low as
they have ever been sold. Our orders were placed vi ith till? manu-
facturers before any advance in price and we own them at the
Everything in this department is new and
up-to-date. N0 OLD STYLES ()R PATTERNS. I.
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Reduction in Bicyc
Having luot received a car load of
Wheels which formerly sold for $50, I. _
shall sell this lot only at C30. olthoc. '
Lady's or Gent's.
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H. A. SAUNDERS.
17 North Main street. " South Norwslk.
THE EVENING SENTINEL _
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
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W MEDIUM IN MillWALK
AND SURROUNDING TOWNS.
Norwalk Chronicler