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trsnmluionlnrso latest understand- When hoe-cheering hit on for var After Alfred uglier“! former eon. . . . ,d .
Wt lit—The civic
" “he on the uses and
sad combinations wiih
am! from nearly eve y
'. opened here today.
, a hall was packed with
legatsa and hundreds of spec-
is that it sells for an answer from
the Transvaal within forty-eight
hours. it is added that the executive
has already deliber upon the mat-
ter and has been in telegraphic. com-
munication all the afternoon with the
Orange Free State government. which
President Kruger consulted in regard
to his reply. This will be drafted to-
morrow morning after the \vl‘ewa of
the Oisnge Free State have been, as-
certalned. it will then be submitted
to the Volksraad.
The situation is regarded as grave.
but Secretary of State Belts. in an in-
terview. has declared that he did not
consider it altogether hopeless.
URGED 70 ms .
London. Setember 1&— specisl den.
patch from Pretoria says the leaders
of the Afriksnder .Bund have tele-
graphed to President hruger urging
him to yield to Mr. Chamberlain's last
demands.
ins here in retard to the liritisb reply.
cation time. brlnna new wants to the
busy housekeeper. ‘ ,jrno soul-sole
section is preparedior evsry oontin~
poor. "Toilet Sets in too stylesw
miles that are pleasing and np-to-dste.
at very low prices. also. sass, sail.
sass. “.76 and up. .. . -
Fill ill liilil.
Talcpln Powder, as an adll'l'llct to the
toilet. has made for itself a place of
honor upon my lady's dressing table.
perfume is added to its many good
for now the charm of a delicate Violet ‘
missioner or city workp'in Brooklyn.
had testified tmlhmg ‘ Wortben
had ed that to deliver water
front e Ramapo's'hesd to Brooklyn
would cost 830, million gallons
and that the llama; supply would be
inadeollste. . ,. ,
John Proctor Gish-testified that in
it”. when as was assistant corpora.
tion counsel, a hill;introtinesd at Al-
bsay on his request. making an an—
propriation for' a
ination of possibl declines of water
sappply for New York city. failed to
pass.
l-‘rsllll ll. Plait, son of Senator Tho-
rods 0. Plait. and iuaior. member at
the law arm of Tracy. Boardlnon s
Flatt. was called to the witness chair.
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ENTERTAINIENTS.
W
Hoyt'n Thentrc,
spbsoatlve exam- ,
iii .. Clilili tllllllliilflll.
. 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 cove'rilig as low [as
they have ever been sold. Our orders wereplaced vi iththe manu-
" facturers before any advance in price and we own them at the
Everything in this department is new and
np-to-date. N0 01d) STYLES 0R PATTERNS.
very lowest figure.
V
a
. _ , ,, qualities. Bailey's Violet Perfumed New "1 rain 0". 2" _ . . w
Weidwaihiii'nflfi‘lzatrl’ $336133: UNITED “Null”. , . ‘ Borated Taicum Powder at the Toilet “land” Bnhiflg, sum, 21“, , a P . "CW LRCC Curt2lnn.
my ”Dr. Howard S. Taylor. who 0"“. Peanlinndrerlielrsatu “u“ Section 1"" only We W ”W- David Belasco'a Or'eat international NCW Bl’llIIClI Carpets. NCW Ruffl‘ Cu flail)!-
.mresen, tatlve of Mayor Harri-
”eloolned .the delegates to Chl-
y General Atkin. acting for
. Tanner, who was too ill to
‘tlelievered an address of wel-
Mdtbo people of iliinuis.
"first taste of real business con-
... the delegates came in the'pa-
’delievered by Professor 'J‘.’ W.-
and Professor'dlrleilry Carter Ad-
ihe Opening Session la New Haven.
New Haven. September iii—The first
formal business session of the thirti-
eth annual convention of the nited
Typolhctne of America, opened '11 the
assembly room of the New Haven Col-
morning, with on attendance of some-
thing over four hundred delegates.
CorurQs S. Morchouae, of New Ha-
the
ony Historical building at 9:30 this‘
A fabric well worth the 86c formerly
asked for it—at 25c yd. 85 and «in Lin-
en Batiste. Bllk striped and dotted. for
Success.
. iii Hiarl ll Maryland.
A PLAY 0? GREAT MERIT.
MARVEL IN STAGICRAFT.
(l’nder the personal direction of the
author.)
800 nights. New York; 80 nights, Chi-
Ncw Rug. and Art Sutures. '
New Linoleum. and Oil Clothn.
New Curtain Poles and Trimmings.
New Chenille Cu\-tninn.
New Tapestry Curtains.
All of our carpets made and laid in a first-class workmalllike manner.
ll d r the cr tlon “Proo- . ,... , . \
thin-“.5. if?.....-.““.‘...‘"‘lil..”l‘ii.i‘3§i.‘..°§i“5':.‘3 ...._...... M... n... .. ..... “mom” mm... . . d
Protester Adams. who comes from g , the delievcred, Wllson ii. colors at 12! and lie it. These are 'v ' .
:University of Michigan, said in l;’,§‘°,,‘,l§,f§.em [1,, the Connecticut 'i‘y- " y The novel and realistic Belfry Scene. NOrwa‘k,
W: . . po‘thetnte. speaking r r that branch, some of the notable reductions in the Strong Situations. Exciting Cil- C nn - d
ndustrlal combinations, whatever ,Mnyor‘ Driscoll for t e city of New Wash Fabric Section. msxes. 0 s ‘ .
form, whatever their purpose. Haven; Rev. E. 8. Lines for the gov- ' l’rcsentedhy ' ‘ _
u T_ ..... .. . . . _ .. w ‘ . . — In" .. . .-_...-
‘ tsvor their explanation. are mat-
M91 public concern. it is said we
“not know enough of this new form
industrial organization to judge
‘ ly respecting it. if this be true,
2 if on this account trusts are to be
allowed a probationary existence. it is
file plain duty of the government to
' them meantime to strict account.
trusts are what they claim, that is.
say. the vanguards of a now indus-
ai organization which holds within
1 great industrial benefits, the
W this fact is recognized by tho
, ,c. the better for all concerned.
on the other hand, there is danger
crnor of Connecticut. and Prof. Thoril-
as l). Seymour for Yale University.
With these preliminaries over the
couvclltion listened to the address of
the. prcsidcut, the report of the site-
cutive committee. the secretary's rc-
pol't and that of the treasurer.
Presidcnt Morehouse in his address
made several recommendations. as
follows: That it should he demanded
that no local union be permitted to
order a lockout until a consultation
shall first. be held between the cite-
ciilivc committees of both the Nation.-
al ’l'ypotllctae and international lin-
ion, rind that no disarrangcmcnt of
Shins at Hall.
Men's Colored Bosom Shirts of the
"Star" brand have always been a good
thing. for men know-the lnake and are
satisfied to pay $1.50 for it. But
when we mark these same shirts at
the special price of “(Se each—well.
tipt is a very extra good thing.
DAVID liEl.ASCO'S COMPANY.
Prices 25, 60. 75, ll.
Sale of seats at Plaistetl's and
Weed'll drug stores.
REPORT
.. ll) ‘I'lllltllllil‘l'lll! or
The City National lilillli,
.\'l‘ HUI'TII Ni lliW.\l.l\'.
in the Music or t'ouum-llcut. at the close of
businessl-kdpti-mber 7, but.
Ill-N Will '5“.
”runs: rains roll MICE". ;
sum Creek (lsnvleiedla rm tin-i
as learnt Hartford. .'
Hartford. September iii—Fin the rill-l
perior Court this morning. id'rank'
Wrenn, alias Prank De slchcboy, was?
convicted in less than an hour and n.-
balf of larceny. He was sentenced to.
three years in prison. Wrenn, or Milt”;
boy. is a notorious crook with a long:
record and is wanted in Minnesota. He,
stole a gold watch and chain and a;
diamond pin from his room-mate at 36
t
n .._ ‘ -..
Wiggling
in his seat causes the school
boy 'to”‘wcar“”0ut his pants
so quickly.
I'm-“"91“" “PP“CMW“ 0’ this business- shall be permitted if linltc'l
‘ "- ‘ ' ' i.* n uddierr ints. moms . .
“risotto liaisons: .. dddddddddddd ..... own-3:... ........ ’ ,, , but concentrators:
’ cullvc committees. ' ,I‘I. : '
. .. .. . l..-l.a.sd i no i i ll , tr. mm by Detective Stranslly. of the Metro- —-—-—-—-——— r .
mind: liletESBllfll'yliorla ijllldt'jtl‘” ”mt the international l‘nion Di'fl- l'fl'fll'li’lllilolfl) rr’:"‘;nrg:l'a on alerts) politan DOIicc. We Ofiel' a kind, double'
“ 0" 9 9"! "d “5' 5 ‘1 07" cure a charter and have a legal stand- Niacin. nwuriliemcln. Hula.” Th ‘ . l f N ill O'C n l tak-
competition controls. the ’gov- ing before the law, thus being able to ' insulting hallmmgalllmsmlnx- mm 1 "m plac'eathl’s afteenl’oou oggeris'char seated that resist 8 W011
hm” safely refrain from in- enforce any legal demands. - ' "Ir". \' ‘ .' .1 . - . -
, - ebrbu‘t’biasig‘comtpdeitti‘t‘ign (it; That there he a graded scale of w... When re—arranging a house for the ::'lli‘oi?'r'vll~l.\g=£llm:. [mu-h'dmm more "a with ‘fl____._ PRICES (l f l f . l.
' e "'0 5 . Or. in ill our rinteries. redicated on “ii "’3‘ “P "W 5""? NP .. . .
'1“ are such as to give one an: ability m, Illle cmploylled. The ad- Winter it is often found desirable to ”lairumdnmnmm"J". gamma; §WEDlSll REPLBIJCANS. yon er ll amounto ngg mg.
. . hl‘r’irg an advantage on»: nnoth- dress then discussed “”0“... details 0; make changes or additions to the i-‘ur- iwowmniolllu-r Notional Innis. {palm thll-lldgi‘ll’lll'dl mfizfi'tnfi" of "3:31“
, rema as u. D") c supel'v the l'intln busin‘igs‘ tnllchin artic ‘actiona pliprr currency, ni.-k- . - *3 Stockings.
“um um most important, in. Marl”). “pm‘f mmpemm and irfm. Mshinss- in which case It willbeboth .22.:i‘lil.:lh....... m but . m2 immxe of Swedish Republican (‘iuth THE 1 . .
thefessenltiail lagency for logic. The rcpm't of the “mum", commit- convenient and profitable to investlv ‘m; " wmxilgf ligr’eeéggla‘ykg “bfé'int'flfim llS stockings tOO, fre-
’ oru mnsratv su crv.- . . , a -i', 'd; . ii,7."illl ( - .. . .
ll fthorougirly minded Enron: lr‘ili‘ilnllll‘llliflxdlzlllh’i, illrxhlghengdlIgh: (21", ”to our Furniture Department. We "T‘L'fnfl' "”m' ' ”"15"" for-m "'"b’ M" WWW- The “New” ”an ll 0
es and “com“ "him" With ling for nction‘to remedy the "sample are "1’80“!!er certain of the result— nonunion fllnd with l’. a, h“ '39 "3"”! ‘0 order by President. i': quen y go on a tear. lll'
‘ over the auditing deparp impmfing-d abuse. 'i‘nc committee “a. satisfaction to you , l'nm'r .7. pcr mu. "coin-uh. . A Ahlonist. and the delegates we... ' . .
0‘ these industrial associations. tml that by a ruling of the treasury ' “0"). . . casual Wigwamorywzrygmfigmggnps (ll - 15C, 2f01' 200 kind, 18 WOI‘lh
l. rim-lit am les' of various ool Total. no: ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' f:—.—
eed a great question. it movos 3:2,? m'priQm: binding. amenity}? mi ill.i'l'ild>l.. an. '” shore dinner was followed by nddrefi- . ,
1!"? directions and embraces m’t- mg and swml)ing_ are admitted with- l".lpll|l stock paid ,' ‘ if“ ”intuit” ”9"- . . considerable more money,
ddrmuoml ll:t is at bottom a m" '1'” Th” “‘“m‘ "‘9 "’mmm‘w“ '.‘«‘:.'.r.'.".:..'.".“‘.‘;...... m. .. o... “mm T0 REI invn novnv MARKET
"" ”‘3‘“ ‘ eorlcs and “’0'“! ullegcs worked ughlnsbAmericnn ro- ' , . ' ' ' ‘ . ~;- ‘ ‘ ' . .. '
1“ “fines“ will be “W'Wlfl‘ dllcers. and it was recommended rhat I‘ll. DeMo READ CO. simi‘il‘hilfl'ibm..u Ming. #13131?» Washington. September iii—The sec- and are long hved-
'11“! ii. l3.0l)89|‘l’9(i that its judic ' . line '00er national in, 21mm. rotary of the treasury hag decided, .nl -
> ' treatment, will result in secur-
thc Ty'potlictuc take action.
The rcport of Secretary (inching. of
line to Nblu thinks and [lunar-rs.
individual deposits aortic-rt is)
3.2773}
view of the money stringency in New
York. to anticipate the October inter-
Handkerchiefs.
lot the people the advantages of N'l-womi MM, was devoted lar 9] m. . f or ion-1.79
,. industrial development of the past mun rehab,“ 5, 0mm, correspgnd): nonunion-nitrate. ofdrposil. 5.3.721 est. This will amount to $5,596,526, a Just What you want for
Witty, while to ignore or to fail in encc had during n... year. The ntat- -_ - _, -_ , - _- ' ”'“""h°°"" 4'0"“, and is due on the four per cent.“ um.
"mu" "0““ 1‘98"“ in vmsfimt- istics of the associatidn as shown by row. - mm... The sorretarv's action was taken with— that boy. Costs ’lessdthan
the wealth created by a hundred
' of phenomenal {levclopmcllt to
service of a class."
CASHIER UNDER ARREST.
ml- ..
W with Embezzlemrllt of Funds
Hike-ah"!!! institution.
:. C'olebrook. N. ii, September 13——
, F. Bailey. formcrly cashier of
flagcolebrok National Bank and trans-
W ofwthe Coiebrook Savings Bank,
of which suspended last winter
to discrepancies in the accounts.
”under arrest charged with the em-
t of funds from the earrings
.. _lpw Hampshire [innit ('ommis-‘
.. Bailey was givcn a hearing:
> and was held ill the sum of 35,-'
JOY the October term of the Sn-
-' Court.
, . the Colelrrook National Bank
dosed by order of the National
', ltiltion. The arrest was ordered by ,'
this report are: Local typothetaeu.
3.1; mcilibcrsllip, 830; individual mem-
bers, i; total membership U. T. A..
834. -
The report concludes with a sum-
mary of reports from local secretaries.
all of which indicate growth and pros-
pcriiy and the noticeable evidence that
tho change of working hours has been
very beneficial. .
The rcport of Treasurer Donnelley,
of Chicago. showed a balance on hand
(“12.295.16: receipts for the year,
34.126.052 nxpcndlturcs. 84.023.40.
At the close of these reports the
Western Massachusetts Typotlletae
was elected to membership.
At ”:15 the business session ad-
journed for the day.‘ At 2 p. m. the
visiting delegates were driven about
the city in carriages.
DETENTION OF THE TMAR.
School
Books,
Pads,
Pencils,
Pens,
and School Supplies of
all kinds at
rilhic of i‘ulllll‘l'lh‘llt, l‘ounly of 'airfleio.
an: i. Jacob 31!. inylml. enabler of the above-
named hank do solemnly swcnr that the ab-
ove argument is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
.lM'lIB M. l..\ \"l’nS,
'nahlcr.
Subscribed and sworn to beforr- me this idib
day of sepielnbvr, ism.
CHARLES E l-‘llelllH.
' . N tlnry Public.
.InliN ll. lv'lvlllllia.
t'llltlflTiA .\’ HWMiTZ,
ill-:Nlu’ NEVMHI‘".
Paints and
larnishes.
Devoe’s
out solicitation.
fl ”— .
LECTURES ON FRENCH POETRY.
Paris. September 13‘”. Henri de
Regular. tbc distinguished French
poet, will give a third series of lec-
tures before Harvard l'nlverslty at
Cambridge. under the auspices of the,
Cercle Francois de L'Univrrslte Har-
vard, beginning March I nest, on!
French modern poetry.
Johnson—Were you at the concert.
Jones?
Jones—Yes. part of the time. ‘
Johnson—Did you hear me sing "The
Wolf?" , ‘
Jones-”The Wolf!" How did it go?
’Jobnson (singing—"While the wolf,,
in night prowl, ban the moon with
hideous how-w-w-l."
Jones-0h, yes! i remanber the hiri-
eous bowl!
you canrbem a’piecs of mus-
lin for him.
FRANCIS & CO-
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 Washington Street,
South .Norwalk, Cbnn.
«sniper. Bulky was "rem" Chartered bribe United Statrs.bsi Files 8' H PM'SIED’S PAINTS. '__ . / i ; ‘ ' , . I , 1n
harmonic?“ :"d“:“:" ,*"";,_~, _ ' ' . , \VAVAV “17 " ‘Vl‘f VAVAV/ ' u
d-fiiggggg ggdfgfdgfgggdy; :‘S..i‘.’f.?{"T;5{’.§?'Jil.-. .. .2352. 43 Washington St., Longman ;;\\’/3\»g< ,-; :7; r: -_-.:.v_ 2.7.: ' _ r. :3“ £2
“monotonous: fil.l"2‘3ilfi‘.‘.é‘.i.‘."€.".’i filidlflfy‘il'. So. Norwalk. & Martinez ’1mj""‘""" -—. “" -‘ " Timid“ ,
custody. as the rose-cation in the
_'mk can had apparently
“with ‘ The amount of the
‘ is not known.
Wills ilfl‘ld' uneasy.
Ollier a fiscal Trial ever the
Illsnrsssnllet with a snap». '
ifew York. September l‘s—Tho chal-
_ rock' went outside thc
. today for the purpose of making
,n , trial over the measured cmirse..
' ~ . Just crossed ihc line after a
[initial States and is owned by the Ca-
nadian Pacific Stcamship Company.
8hr sails under the British flag. it ill
said that undcr thcsc conditions she
.is subject to the British navigation
; lawn. all liPlIlK chartcrcu by the l’nitci
Slates docs not cntlile her to Amer!-
Ci'n registry. ..
The British consul can dctcrmluc
whether she complies with the British
navigation laws and if shc does not
he has authority to cause her to un-
load.
The quartermnster's department does
flfii know why the Tartar went to Hong
Kong. but it is supposed that it was for
4,; iron tbc Erin's whistle when it,
‘m she was .in trouble. The;
‘ of the sail had broken her;
“out ten’ feet from the mast. |
WI! from the Erin towed lilc‘
. M "0"“ head "’ "W wind! filinfllilll. September ill—Fire in the for the marriage of their daughter.
It ”-15 I" in. "W 37"“ malaria '. nppcr portion of n thrcc story brick | Mina Anna Burr. lo Clarence Eugene
the purpose or docking her.‘ The Tar-
lrir sailed from Manila; September 4.
with 1.0:” mcn on board:
FIVE MEN BADLY Bi'RNEil.
Conn.
_.. . . _. .4,
lNVI'l‘ATiON T0 LIPTON.
The Bridgeport Yacht Club will hold
its annual regatta next Saturday and
an invitation has been extended to Sir
Thomas Lipton to attdid as the guest
cry reason to believe that he will ar-
cept the invitation. The regatta will
be preceded by a ciambake for the
club members. and a very social pro-
,grnmme has been arranged.
comma TEACHER 'ro wsl).
Mr. and Mrs. Horace (l. Burr. of
Harriet street. have i-llfil Invitations
. PAINTS.
Berry Broihcrs’ ,
usulsuss.
These are the lead-
of the club members. ”and there Is ev- W. Bil] no others.
9
“columnar,
WATKINS
”a now. .
112, Washington at ,
Big
17 North Main street.
o
Reduction in Bicycles!
without: 3.3.12.3: .:.:‘:.:°;:.?i -
shall stall this lot only at $30, oitho
body's or Cent's. '
H. A. SAUNDERS. '
n
South N orwalk.
THE EVENING SENTINEL ‘
‘9 mm" ”‘0'”? down. . lluindhlg fllhl‘c-D to 22 iMarshall]street.dSilauson, which is tg7take place. Weli- ‘th N lk
. ~ . . . :lls c ty. t a mom ng. resll ted in ncsday. September . at the Norwalir Sou r'a , .
Y "ATE l’ilOliilii'llolklsTs. , ifivo men being badly burned and other- Methodist Church at 4 o'clock in the 0 , , , IS rlvHE BEST ADVERTISING
. Mr, blues, September. lite/wise Injurcrl. The loss was" about afternoon. Mr. slailsorl is a Norws'k ‘ ,
W anal stale cunvgn't‘iion of‘ th‘e'lssmm. - iyouna man. employed in the Runway HOUIC. 58 Spring St. W
, ion party was r n sso-l ———--— l‘oslai service. 5- Room- W 7 ' - ‘
m. ‘ ilail today. Dr‘spfle these; rrlr corn use A coco. ——--—————— , MEDIULI IN LORWALK
‘j t lack of interbaest nntlgrable of Mario's; Septfimber 13-: special LDO yo; drink par; waterfd‘Thle To RENT. l * ‘ , .
, ,,amo the meal rs of t e party. . despair: rem orne says i e pope is its ton's ew Process till for ati - ' . . ,
convfiltion was all enthusiastic only suffering from a cold. unsecom- ling water is on exhibition at ltlll- llnlall'ofv , .. .AND SURROUNDING TOWNS.
With lnore delegates present and panied by fever. But as a precaution- son's drug store. Specimens of India- A. HARRIS. 58 mu m , . , d
”was and cities represented an more his audiences have been tilled and distilled water shown and - ‘. ' . ‘ ‘ . » .
m , rsrilysaependsd. , otrenlaragivsn. -_ _ "Trim , W i.‘ . ,
‘ ‘ ‘ l ." ‘ d? x l ‘ ‘ .
,4“ H ' "bl, ‘ , ‘ ’sd
” “’le sip' .. ,i . , . ‘
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