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Laue. WM night. was was
«led W some and an
collation.
‘mMy.
. W Wt. flew 31m.
:tersuuadu
now is a {some of St. John’s Mull.
He k to preach in St.
late": chapel. to the emits. a m.
RECIlVl“ ”W1“ ““9”".-
lnul detach-d Shorter. ft “8 pretty
or“ {tot W is“ In lent lap-
in the crowd that altered to
lent the ms at the ml.
at m m o'er the rotate. a
shoves-rel: awkward-willie.
wore rurl in noodle-sou that filled
tho ale? and orerloeeé into top
rim. At the- Norwllk aloe they rm
bulletin“! is the window. CW”
toured on taken in the profit. and
the Wk W on art
deotlr mined.
amalgam
muss-lilo”.
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loTootdF‘tfltWthc-w
mmammm
Lac!
Mayhem
shortly at“ Q o'clock. lust nlfiht.
A Pump Van Karen on: treated to an»
other our-prise. when, it on turned that
another ma lull been we. end oer-
eotm bottles at hm. a court of this-
kry and an empty quart “totes hottlo
rm . . . The W was not. or
major Glamour. bridge inspector. Judge
Atlrornte am and throat: Rogers. of
the blind! ml.
The liquor was mood in the tom of
Firm Wt Hole. (“annoy 8. Hart-
i'rml. first “warm. and there were la
the trot it the lime Qmfimor Sex-v
not Elm and W! Clerk. both at
Pompom: C. South mm. The
'mmmmmthr
quot-ten. all Sergeant lilo to report
to (Topaz: my. and the too am“ of
(”atoms G to Main mm. of their
moon}.
The new: of the told traveled likr
wild are. and maimed «costar-table
sec-sternum.
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mtmwmaflm.anduam
Clark. of Coupon: 6. South Ranch”-
wr. summon“
olthefirstw. Themat-
mmmmcflwmdo
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‘ ton-t We! flame. first Real-ell.
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were:
Haring Honor it their Woo.
crating: a Mme to their our-
hqnor J’-
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4. South Norton.
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mm EM mm:
mmrwmfiinfor labor
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m III“! III! cm of divorce m
‘ media’s la begianln: to be harvested
st the moat: court house. Yesteriloy.
three outflow: of alt-noted coo-plea
tor» filed. noting um their mrtlol
assume: he peacefully settled by
W of the divorce mill.
Jane A. Sedation ”In a divorce and
rho-an oi mom to Jone A. mam.
non. Ber laminar! is Ellsworth 6.
mm. o! Nanak. and the grounds
of that: main Ire “New inlornpor-
m. The couple were married in
WW1. June :9. 1m. and during
their married life have had no child»
was. The papers in the nu- mm»
drama up by Judge William H. 00:11
lry. ltr. and lint. Slander: have boon
tad for me time. owing. it is.
fitted. to the inlomoomnw of hen-
“land. and be but given her little
W or old.
Diva-re papers hare been rearward
to the superior Court. in a petition
Wish! by Jeutir (Molds. of Nona“.
was: Edmund L. hotels. of the
some Nate. mining I. «loom on tho
ground 0! mink-molt cruelty. Tho
parties were worried April 3. W95. and
the plant“! ”to pomloolon to m-
sumo her million some. Jungle le~
boil. and the custody of our rhlld. 1
girl of llw.
Francs-s P. blankets. '"t' or human
ll. Darin. of Ridge-field. him made at»
pnl'llfflfl on mutton xrmmds. Slw
«It: the divert-e and ruflody of one
child. Lowrance [-3. Boris. aged 9. also
alimony. The marriage took pin-e
Man-l: l. 1877. Tim divorce proceed
lugs were drawn up by Attorney J
Milo-n Horlbnlt. and tlw property of
the dominant was «inched to tho
mum at $560 as surety .
The fourth nae filed was that of
Amos Rumor. of Sherman. from his
ultra Aid!» flay I P. flow. on tho
groom! a! lotolonble cruelty old
unitary. A peculiu nilmtloo in this
out In tho! the walnut do" not know
will It; wllc'l m tune on, and
in not at sll sure whether it In: ”and
or Padre. Th? defondmt. Addie flay
lit-ad Pox-det- Rosette. :t omen: re,
raider: in Danton. and it is more that
the alley”! sooner} took place. The
c-ovmpomioat is: not namod in the pup
t‘fifi.
FUCKED AGAlNIT TH; FOOD.
Son-gout in S. Palmer. writs“;
{mm Camp Van Krurvn. to tho Slam
lord Attraction says? "Thon- seoms in
he tonsil-lentil:- tmnhlo in both tar
Norwalk vommalos noon: their food.
The? claim it is not cooked right. and
to not at the right sort. At mm to
night. Paloma? D mm all wont down
to the mm house in a body. aflor they
land boon down to get their usual hurt»
Hi hour. as thoy call it. but it did
them little floor). or they did not go at
it the fight was; they «so not mason
their mmlllng outer. but tool: it
oil on the“- own shoulders, Contain
Bloomer. who on oflcflr of the tiny.
W dons. inn about the time
it on; getting interesting. and Dram»
edlhentolholrmrtm Thorium-n
. had badly got to the tummy 2:th
helm F men ml to 6:9qu Wm~
stock and carom thotr mooning."
LEFT blank 1.? TH£ Lauuonv.
A goal story is told upon William
Farrell. a well-known halter, who
mine down to smut. this: morning
with his WY! under one am and
his flow under the othrr. Ho Sumo
ml oi! I our 3.1! miter! into the laun-
dry, and the. no and «not. the a:
min. When half on? to South Nor-
walk. he Murrow! that he Ind re-
serve-ti his laundry for his “condor
toe-1. tad loft his dinner at the limo
dry. Rather lino got roasted by his
Wen. “Billy“ jumped o! the our
and renamed bl: steps to the honour.
where he mule no new. and utter
continuing the honor}: profile to keel)
the inlair mun. he took tho next car to
The story on too
good to loop. and “Billy“ will luv
. to take the mom. ,
runny“. or}. F. BARRETT.
The fan-em o! the lat» John F'. Bar-
m rottotliopeliooemumsamw
I! mailed from St. Kory-'3 Church.
this min nt 9 o‘clock. Ker. J. J.
Furlong clawed. The mail}! at~
loaded the mice: in a body in mu
Hum. hooded by the South Norwul‘;
Mumshwnmeirebenm
W.aulthedrnm mm payed
muymmm." mints:—
”imitatlurrsoenetery.
IICVGLE RAGE AT WlLTOH.
L «tortilla! a for
in
FMfiflII-fl mm “MTm
m
W. Iii . Eider
Home. lr.Mlsnotllkelyto
out out alum-duo: in ammo
Met. .
AI um w. Repruentulva
Elwin F. W. I: the am
am in tho _ , it which skirts
around . (mm Nonnlk to
Strum. Rosa‘s name. of
w
rim 8 all» prominently muon-
Tlle mama includes the city of
Bridgeport. The Republican leaders
hmdomtoaentohavesemednpon
anyonetonakelhorun. ll. am»
911’ name is Noemi: mentioaod. and
it would not he summing l! air. Rogers
is M if he m the choke.
Tu fifteenth la the moon-Hunt
locum district. akin: in ill the tow
in the am M of the county between
tome tom film ll. Whltkwk is
sold to desire wmlmion. and the
[hollow India; on gowns ready to
odd I little W by patting I candid-
at» to the It“.
0mm roman.
I"?! 0. Ultimo.
Brett 0. Wu. and sorority-sev-
on years. two months um: 01th clays.
died at his home in Booth Wilton.
“flaw-tiny. Tho funeral will be held
Sandor afternoon at {1:33. at the home
or the 6M
Y. E. $- A. "0753.
The Y. I. (3. A. room in Elizabeth
street. are receiving a moors! Menu»
in. pointing and fixing up. Moaramry
to the mire full work. whirl: is to be
gin early to the wt mouth.
The manila; room it; to he mode a
Mal 131mm and will be suppllvd
with all of the loulixlg magazlnos and
a llhornl “only of only and illuotnted
weekly moon.
The Women's Auxiliary will hold a
spool“ bouillon anemia on W337
afternoon. Amok 2%. at 3:31? o'clock.
mm wnlilm
m Ml Mulls it. I“.
I. V. lath. If mum.
mm mm. mm
who. Aimlttin. h: M was In~
With m Glut-gym Dc-
clnn Tm is on lab tor rm
immoral Acomticn.
“NESTED. August 25w.“ 3 muncil
of the Hamill! Churches of tho Sangu-
tttrk \‘tllfl'. hold in the South Oahu
brook Baptist Charon. ygsmnla: after-
norm, for the norm of terminating
tho what-gens proforma against Rev. m,
V. Jar-02x5. a former ”tor. who it 8883‘
ml no commutation! la ,. divorce suit
brought by Arthur J. Barnard against
his wile. Gnu: Pool Bernard. xhv ac-
«used was unanimously mounted or
the dunes and the mortar“ {orthor-
mflfi‘ stated that tho Vicious stories
printed about air. Jacobs were pore
tahficatlons.
Samuel: men. palm and dele-
gntoo. from seven diluent churches in
this riclnty. participated in the dolib~
«nations. which wore pmidod oror by
Rev. C. A. Piddmk. o! Boulez-ll. super.
intendont on now minim. Ind Rm:
P 8. firm. pastor at tho Comm-not
8.91551 Chm-oh. as scribe. Fourteon
witnesses were examined. and six
boom were molar] in listening to test».
llmony. Tho women unanimously poss-
Nl a resolution to tho effect that the
alum meeting the rhmr o! Rev.
M. V. Jacobs have on buses in fact. and
Whllo omitting tho: he might hare
MEI indium-root. the would! could find
nothing in tho twtlnony “feeling his
«Quarter as u miulslor u! the gospel.
The moot! likewise rocomneadwi
tho! the South (falcon-ooh Church giro
him a clean letter. Wmondlog him
to (allowable with other churches.
FIRST “ETHODIS‘T SERVICEt.
Rev. if. E. Burner. of New Huron.
will preach morning not evening. to—
morrow In the south Norvllk lento
{not Church. Rev. Ir. Borneo is o
former m 0! this church. Ind it
well known in The Non-volts. The song
service in the evening will he as final.
lasting one hour. and including: short
minim Epcot-ti: [mane seeing; on
the lawn of the churrh 31rd at 6:19.
The choir music 0! the &y will be:
'HORNING.
Tre- Mil. Klbohmar
Anthem—“There is a Land lilac Eye
Huh Bew.‘ Glider
' mus.
Volonury~llovom. Henchman
”“1139. He. 0 fly “other
Anthem Golder
Soprano “M“m to Face."
In. north-Well.
Glam . Mybnch
Tenor Solo.
if. m.
W. Words by Kipling. that:
by W.
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Li Starts
..... For Pekin
W-
” Baum-ii! in PM! Ex.
chm of Wu: Witt Alum.
umumfiummlm
Ilium Wu in: mm no Word
Wool“ to the American Art-
swer Sent to Him by Mr. Adoe
«Fighting in the Struts.
WASlllN’G‘l‘ON. August zo—C' hineoe
calcium expressed I hello! today tint
Li lions Chang. the Chinese peace on-
voy has started (or Patio or 'l‘lon Tsin.
“mile {hero is slid to be: no oflclal ad—
vll-m; to this oiled. yet It is so in at:
cor-dance with the expectation of
China's course, that the ollciala accept
It as a fact. If this proves correct. it
may bring about early opportunity for
personal exchanges between Earl LI
and the commanders of the allies. and
the minister: or! the respective powérs.
The Chinese government. has been on-
tirely silt-m since the nature of Peklo.
except the Hm communications from
Li Hung Chang. uni up to the meat
limo flinister “in has received no word
rmponslve m the America answer
wont to him by Hr. Ade-o. lost Wednes-
day. Three days have elapsed and
more has been ample time [or Ll lion:
(‘haag to formulae his next move.
l'ndor the circumstances. it is text
that he accepts the America: and Ger»
man answers and stud: others as any
have rrflt‘ht‘d him. as negatiw: in tho
pmsont prospects along the lines he
proposed. The. opinion is. expressed
that this will prolong the uncertumles
of the diplomatic sitmtlon. during
which Earl Li will sec-k to meet the
rmmiroments laid down by the United
Sixth: and otlwr pmwrs. while the lat~
tor will endeavor to mull some com-
mon ground of uallvmtanding for tho
inmrv.
8YREET FIGHTING IN PEKIN.
Small Parties of Allin Hove to Em
gap Halt-Armor! Hobs.
LONDON. August Mir-eel fighting
breaks out lntennittingly in Pexin.
m-rorrllus to despatoheo from Shang—
lni. zlnv allies not having solider-at
forces to pollen the rut city. When-
over a. small pony ol' the allied troop
penetrate into new district“. they hove
to engage hell-omen! mobs. A mu
dt‘spllch of date repeats the rum that
tho Imam troops pursued the Don-
gr Empreoa and me court. nod overtook
them eighty miles mum a! Path.
The Emperor. ll ls aided. threw bill»
264*" on the protection of his comm.
'kl'he prisoners have not yet reached Fe-
m.
in the onmemem at Tien Tsln. one
thousand Americans. British and Jop—
anm mum! three thousand China.
and killed toree hundred of them.
To virrmy or Small Ghost is reported
at Shanghai to be sending troops to
tho Tooqoin frontier. and to be. inteod~
log to fight the Prom-l: at Men; Tie.
The bulk of the German fleet recently
at Shouthai has mm" to Tllm as In es»
rm to the new: Germs: mlnister. Dr.
alumna van khwamnstdn. who is
bound for Pain.
Clan fights ore of duly occurrence in
the Henri; 8m district. The foray)
residents of Shaman-l are W at
the lrrirxl of therextraordlnary nom-
her of warships and are fearful of Euro
pun mfllt‘t‘iflnfi. but they have been
mud by some of tho naval commo-
tion; that the gathering was midsultl.
RAM "#10 All EHIANKHEHT.
Win Derailed and
the Firm-n Killed.
READING. Peon. August flow—“rho
Pottsrlllr express on the Phihdelpltla
and Reading Railway. duo hora- at o a.
51.. lot: the mills two miles north 0!
this city. and run into an enlistment.
It was traveling at the rate of fifty
mum; an hour. 1nd tile 150 mm
on the troll: were thrown from their
seats in mm confusion. The
entire train: excepting tho engine. was
(totalled and the {our cars were thrown
against the embankment and were but
Train in
a rooming dropped from the tank and
oer-oiled the train. Hm Sumac!
Williams. 0! Murillo. was caught be-
tween the can and literally cut into
plows.
DANBUIY GLOTRIER DEAD.
RANBVRY. Conn. Almost 25,...
Theodor? H. Stone. manager of Hors-
fall & finthtchlld‘s clothing establish
meat. anti formerly strontium! in the
main; traits. in W. died. unt-
mornlas. It the how,- of his mother. in
this city. where be m spoofing his
rotation He was forty-eight your:
old. Hts death. 17th m ompoct
ell. was due to a Wig! trouble.
ANOTl-IER IEHRNIC‘I Lit“.
Another mum‘s lien was filed
’haeae are e3!” hold minor. r.
Kimmie» (or regal“ to kl- hone
in Mt Not-walk. wizlch In W
FA!
W will be
lulu"
by
GLOAK 81'0".
nook
null ulnar
,m
mm
M warm/nimoeo;
ls damaged. The apposition is tho: ,
hw' Sweet lavender
on“ GOLF “WI-ISO.
MMTu-nwlflmum
V m' mm: 63113175) imam... '
5
There were seven} fuming int~
moments in the hm which were also
destroyed. “
The fire Ins discovered shortly I"
ter 12 o'clock. There are no hydrants
in that vicinity. the horn being out
side the city limits. and the neighbors
were compelled to draw water from
nearby wells to fight the flames.
The total ion will be about $4.009
partially insured.
PRESS BOO“ FLOODEO.
Fire and Water Clan $1M Damage
to the New Raven Leader.
NEW HAVEN. August 25—4. are
vhlch started in u mwhlno alloy: own-
ed by Arthur Mc’Konslo. in the rear
TO LEwa-‘OER 30015
floor. good well um! {um
near corner of Connecticut ,
field area. Em (artist,
All“! to Mrs. Josephine
ol the Leader bonding. early this property,
morning. (mused a loss to that firm of . .
about $3.94». The fire had gained can. To LET—80m ms moan;
xidmhle hallway before lt m lilo fl! moan. mmsnm
raven-ed. and it was with dlflmlty “1st ”9".“-
lho firemen [warranted it from apread- “W" “fig” 5 H
in; to nearby buildings. LET OK SW.
The pressmom. of the Evening [all elegant
er. was flooded with water. and about
31.000 worth of paper was destroyed.
“OUR CHAUNCEY” is HOME.
NEW YORK. August 2S—Among tho
passengers who arrived today on the
steamer New York. from Earthworm
null Chmboorx. were: Hon. Chauncy
M. Depew. Jr.. Front 1. Gould. Dario
Beluoo and Mrs. Leslie Carter.
THE BHEflflflllflITY ”3A0; mom...“
FOR REM—HOUSE 0!! m L
we. modern in low
to out“ fully.
TO
hwymbynr.w_
All improvements. Add".
Randall.
”To «cur—mm mm? ‘
for housekeeping. Mn: gt 5
mar St. Norwalk. or 4‘ Well. A
Horn“. » fl ..
TO LET-A NICE 30‘3“, WW
poi»
Dream Day of tin cm! Island
Jam Club Instill.
mm I8 fill column
The Horus Engaged (or the Rich
Stakes to Fit a Hand: Can Make
Wendy Forty Thou.-
and Dollars to the Winner.
NEW YORK. August 25-11:” is the
opening day or {the Coney Island Jockey
(‘lob meeting at Sheepshend Bay. null
than» is every prospect o! a mottl-
llmking (~de It lhé track. The our
ls warm and the track is the only draw-
bark. it Is about as bad as it. could be.
deep in mud. The homes engaged for
the rich (marks are as m as bands can
make them. to contend for the state
which will not nearly ”.000 to the
closer. The flanks of the hilarity
has been considered once! the grate.“
11mm 0! the you. «on though the but
youngster bu not atom got it. ,
through failure or the met to enter Em
him. This your in no exception to the
role. not! Commando. «rarefied by all to
he the has: youngster thus far shown.
will remain in his nimble when the rice
is run. a victim of the failure of Ur.
Keene to enter his dons. The full list
or the probable starters it as follows.
the borne. W. weight and jockey
being given in the order named:
Tommy Alum. 1.3. and F. P. Keene.
129. Spencer.
Blues. (3. Minimum. 13. fisher.
mm. W. (3. Whitney. :25. Turner.
All! Green. C. Pottemsoo. 132. Ohm
mo.
_ Golden Age. 6. 8. Harris. 121’. Illicit—
e“. .
Kenllworlh. G. B. Harris. 122. Ball-
man.
(‘19 and Bells. J. R. Rome, 113. ~—
Sweet lavender. C. um. 11!.
14W.
Lady of the Volley. ll. 1'. Wilson. 116.
amino—Bey. w. (5. Whitney. 112.
Belvino. J. thirty. 112. —.
Those who were loathed to {am the
Keene lot SW that Olympian had
done the note diatom in but three-
ludootludtbe'mmoioworb
home to keep him company. those lent
against him not picking up the no:
from the polnt where they were mt:-
tiooed until the colt had some post tin
and they were cable in catch him. It
WWW lhioihttklalzum
fully as good a performance a that. of
Bullylloo-Bey.
It was molly-W tho: the m
Keene trio would he the favorites, all!
opinionflntle out!!!
wit. motto burymmm‘
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