The fun ”1121.012 3 lhirtyoiglli. day morning mhlisluucnt from 'l‘rllllW South Nol‘ Al lug. friends 0! \\ ho is eevou South N0 herd how ‘ \"t H of [hi \i' hole imp: 1110118. <ho being Mrs Pu!” lil‘ll to $1911 firm that” A lar ., V‘cro-puinfully bruit. . sold arrived in ilninth - Williamil _ u it wnevot— About; um; us- do king rooms on marched it'll! mphriea.’ Pith“ Mica-N . f ly ones being 3”; the fhmlly. epillow of cod. ud llllen of the . lo. . Zooloolr. which Brother" 0n REMVERING. the mnnwny eel Jillialn Mimi allur- will! end will re— um; Ind cI‘th ‘ don end Stokes. 1110 1101.9. whi , by sex in: .. females; Chinese, mules 598 and one During the evening umny nun Eruunu Interesting Dita Regarding can: necticut Pronto. ‘ 3Exrs Euluv [humour ,v Only one thneee Woolen Ind None of Japanese Birth—Nearly Three» fifths of the People are of For- . eign Pennant. E A census bulletin recently issued by Merriam. director of the census gives some interesting details of the 1900 cenauo regarding the state of Connecticut. The total mutilation of the state in 908 .420 of whom 454,294 are molar. and 454.126 are females. The relative percentage of the sexes in in . round numberu 110 each computed on vibe our y lurid o line a f , the state 370.21 are ontlvo Amelie once and 238. 210 Wm to :oountrhae. The to white pdplilation is 8:2 4 hot)! the native white persons. 372 783 had native parents and 282 245 were born of foreign parents. The foreign whites number 237,396 and the colored ‘ persons are thus clunsilled: Negro,15.- 228; Chinese. 599; Japanese. 18; In dinne, 153: total, 15.996. The native born whites number. moles 330 H736 fe mules 339, 454. Those of foreign birth are 123. 588 males and 114. 672 females. , There are 448 .953 white males and 446,- 071 white females. The native white males number 323. 536 end the native white females 331.432. The native born whittm who had native born parents number 184.423 . males and 188 358 females. The native born who bed foreign parental sire: mules 139.111.1emules 143134. The foreign white persons are by sex, 122 817 melon and 114.379 females. rm. colored persons, including persona of negro deocenf. Chloeec Ind Indium; are 7,941 melon and 8.055 females. The negro. 011mm Japanese and to dim population in the state. clansliled Negro, 7.217 melon.- 7.979 loneoome Chinese Women (in Watch bury): depended 13 melon and not a women; Incline. .78 melon and .75 to, melee. In the city of South Nowell: there are 2.464 native born melee 2,302 on , tlvo born [61112162,770101'431511 born melee and 758 foreign born fondled in the city of Norwnlk there are 2.272" native born Moe. 2830 hum born . females. 277 foreiztn born males and am 307 foreign born nice. in buried the number of native born melee in I 3J9.(emnloe1115.foreign horn miles 401 and felonies 250.111 Wei-tom there are 1.313 native born melon; 1 518 femnlen; forcing“, born melon hill. and fcmnlee «484. 1 214 outlive born melon. 1.208 native born female. 249 foreign born melee m and 199 foreign born femhloo. method I dictum I ”Jy‘rulbelelu up for ~ NItive bum. 71.8; Mellow WWW“ The peroeutnge of native Ind born oftohll population in the M28 in: medium about onefourth of the hophltttlon of the Into. The white pppulntioli’ more mumlomewholetndmoolomd ‘ u the: 11(7ch white no flit 2 move of . Phoenix Enklne born in foreign , 4, of whom 55.028 are native r4 ny prominent member!» of the summer on Curtis null Atlor‘n'e lid ' ' The computed began this afterumn with the serving of three worrdnts, Henry Havemoyed; tinny A. richer and William warden. The two former promptly registered their dogs, and paid the costs“ Mr ' Worden told Attorney Welsh when . asked if he had register his dog, “No, sir; and I don't intend to. You can fine me if you with, but i shall not Day 1 u He was fined 87 and costs. Then he , refused to pay. although he is a. men of means Fricndu attempted to pee eunde him from hie determination; Mr Worden was obdurnte. He was taken .into custody and escorted to the . Bridgeport jail. it will take him nix. teen and thirtyoncuhundredtha days to ‘ work out line and costs. But Mr. Wor- den'n do; still romaine unlicensed. W MARRIED A YEAR AGO. Wedding of William E. JIquith and Min: Alina V. Keene JuIt Announced The following. fromltlie nonhury 33 in . News of yesterday. Norwnllt people. it. to, . . 19112 can and both have vleltcd frequently in . South Norwnlk: “It. villi greatly surprise the friends of William E .lrtqdit‘h. formerly man. ne'er of}. 13.1%le 6': Co‘ a dry goods store in this city. and Miss Anna V. Keane. of Bethel. to learn that they were married more than a year ago. The wedding took place in Port Ches- ter, N. Y., May 26 1999 Mr. Judith is now manger of Pettoroon o Go's silk store in Bridgeport: hire. Jnnuith is a graduate of the Slate Normal School in New Hn.‘ven Mr. and tore Jaquith have recently gone to reside in a newly furnished home in Bridgeport and the congratulntlone of DInbury and Bethel friend's. though late will be none the lens hearty." WlLl. COME To NORWALK. Al at meeting of the New Gannon dro compnny.’ held Thuuday evening. It who voted to (crept the invitation of the conniltteje of the 250th anniversary of the (min or Nomlk to pnrtlclpnte in the firemon'e parade on third MN elon. We hope our fire lIddlee will .E turn out in good shape and in forge numbers in return (or the compliment the Norwullt firemen paid on on our recent celebration, by lemma in ouch lime numbern ‘(nd such good etyle. They were In impatient factor in our big pnr‘ude Now let us do the proper thing in return. in order to do so in I correct my our ho‘ye will need 3150 as a hand will cost toothlrde of this Info. The (french Will he planned to mrccoive subscriptions for this pur- Let every body give something. Ne‘v Cannon ought to make I good appearance When they visit our nelgh bor.~New Glenn lieutenner. AN ANNUAL VIMTOR The annual visit of qentry Bron. fianiouh Shown. with their Inultitude of trnined animals. will soon he her. All the door. punter. elephants Ind monkeys that have 1m held this city I yearly visit. Will continue with their control custom. A multitude of new article have Augmented the pay. or (amino rather the feed roll of the Gentry dime. allows this mine. Ruby minute. from (no! tonne. and pretty done from every cilmo here Inoceedcd In above 0“" will open” one» you Joseph Donncwoclter a. neighbor * T g with them. _. the Vern again this chances of reheating her are good. but candle. Min , or All: in East Mr. and Moi. demo 'l‘nyior and Mr and Mrs. Enpe‘ne Lolita will so to At- luntic City ‘ litre. George diluent. of Ann ntroet will spend one no in Dunbar-y. Mice Laure the 9.0: South Nor- .wellt will visit friclide in Flttsfield Muss. Mice Maggie Burn! will visit one week in Bridgeport; E Mlchifeud Oldd old and Mien .loole Oldfield will .0 motto of their brother. Willie ‘d 1d 01 Brooklyn. idles hie, him . ill Letoue woekln New york city " mas Jennie fill and mother. Mrs. .1 smith of Nor Ii iii A. 3' huge ‘ 2rd, Miss Mary at Brennan will 3 in New York Surrounded I linear in [Pilllllllfl to tuition-Union lien. in column uIEnE The Biathlon Were Not Permitted to no to Work Thin Morning. and it is Feared There Will be / Serious Trouble. -¢~:- PITTSBURG, August 3—.4 special to the‘Gommercinl Genetic from Welln- vlilo. 0.. on”: At 4:20 this morning. ten strikers surrounded the boarding house of Berry Phillips, lust heel: of the mill. where all: nonunion men are living. . E'l‘wo shots. and to have come from the revolver of Kerry Yeager. n brother of 14rd. Phillips. “retired at the non-unionists no they more Into the yard. The strike“ then "Ir-med into the yard and here met by Mr. Phillipe with n cocked revolver. The strikers demmded to see the nonunionlste. but Phillips held them hook with his gun. Thalia-liters dually withdrew. but sur- routded the house. end when the mill whistle blew the six men were unable to so to work The excitement in in- 1211110. TROOP A GOING TO CAMP. m Ordered to Anaerobic at Lyme. MendIy, Aug. 12. Equipde for Duty. The Mood Company. Governor I . Horse Gourds. having been omitted into n troop of Cavnlry. and known on . Troop A. of New item. has boomer- dered into camp by the following or- dare from General Fruit: . August 3. 1901. a 1. to pronounce old. 0. No. 119. A. (1.0.. dam! Austin :1. 1901.. the com- mending one" of Troop A will 418221114 hie hi- counted 12 1901. all or before 3:20 I. in. mired , 31de their cubic Arrival their. reportto Colonel ham Sellout, who will Ittlvli‘ the hooptothemthereondorhhm ‘ totuoordm mum magnet no 3 It Lyme. on land”. "pl Went Aehore It Midnight: a. mind on the Bonk—aciloved that the .Venul Gun be floored With- . . ‘ out illudh mono. . . , ST JOHNS N. Auxu‘nt fin-Thu for Quebec. having Witter holiest board struck on the recite near Ro- um inst night. about titty yards south of the dpot where the lli- fated attempt Delmar went ashore. and within eight 0 the wreck of the steamer Lusltenle. "' Tho Vere is in an upright position. She stands well 0 or the water. All her than are out. Her captain and " crew got ashore at midnight and camp- ed on the bunk. They have provisions some of the crew boarded mornlnn The cAn eooKErAN AXLE. Rowayton Trolley Party Delayed for Some Time in Westonrt. The Christin Endeavor Society. of the Roweyton «alloy ride to Seaside Park Bridge port. last night and enjoyed them selves greatly. The trip up Bridgeport and return was made without incident until the old blacksmith hill in State street. Westport. had been vouched: liere the front axle suddenly broke in two, the wheels slewing around in front of the car and one of thcntumps of the broken axle wedged into the cm den-body machinery of the car. outing elfectnnlly an a brake. Fortunately ~ the our war running slowly at the time of the accident and come to standstill within a few feet There were forty~ seven people on the car. but no one was injured and the shaking- up they received was only slight. it is considered miraoulous that the car was going so slowly oven at the point where the axle ported. The passengers; were transferred to the regular our leaving Wentport at . 11:10 and worked from in the notch. E hcrhood c"! midnight. without Author ' accident. The construction car at Norwnlk washout for and the railway force worked from 12:30 to 4 o‘clock this morning removing the damaged car from the rolls so that it would not delay traffic. The construction car cent over to Westwrt again this morning at 9 o’clock to give hlrther attention to the wreck The only cost to the company will probably be I new axle and the time it takes for repairs. BAHBERB EXAMiNlNG SOARD. Otto Lindstrom received a letter this morning from the commissioners in New Haven, who-ere to examine the barber's in The Norwnlkn to see if they are qualified to moclve a license to the effect that they would be in South Norwalk at the Mnhnckemo ho tel on August 8. from 9 to 12 oclock in the morning. All harbors should make it a point to attend this cumin I on. STEAM CARRIAGEO UP IN PRIQE. People who have been waiting till (all to pin-chem omm carriages in the hope thnt the prices would drop (to doomed to disappointment. The manufacturers of the locomohilend veered the price of their muchines 9100 manufhcturors of the locomohlle tut vnncc comes the announcement that the mobile will be. advanced in price 3100 lifter litigant 10. neuron ocean! in Launch. in With I Party of Dietingulehod Americana. LONDON, Aux'lut 3 ~—-Amonx the nu morons Americana now in loaded on: United Stator senator Chauncey ll Dopew Generel Omevenor. of Ohio Ind United stolen Minister to the Net herlnnda. Stanford Nowell At Coven in addition to King Ed wood and own Alexandre lo the Von dot-hilt party and other Wealthy Amor- icons. Mr. Vandal-lite yacht the Violent Ina Colonel 0. 1,1. Paine I Aph rodlte attract admiration oven the host of leItlI! British and continental ensure craft “themed in (nuclpnuonm of mantle cools. Other Ainoricuu . mute It (lowe- Ire the Infantile Co anthem Numb The home in the neighborhood hm Ill let end when moiety 22%..“ will?” toolbar; w y: II 1! novel. My tendon mud ‘ tench their bodies If damnation steamer Vern. from Lon» E1, ._ . to enlist Church. took a with E, flunofdumodml . 001111 1111311. in 10 to 11E a. n... presence. on they w M183 SARAH MU. . Mien Sarah Morph large number of her . home in the Wilton Point road. last night and a very enjoyable time woe had by all. games were also played. lotion was acrvod about 11 o 'cloclr 079322119 Covers I lilo on the Columbus Track in22102 ‘A. it uh PHEllllllEllll TlllE spectators Called the Owner. accrue H. Ketehcm, to the Brand Stand and Offered (inflammation- on Horse‘s Performance. COLUMBUS. Ohio. August. 3» “2:02%“ now reads the world’s trot- ting record. The Incomparable Cres- ccus. who lost one week ago, at Cleve- land. lowered the 2:08% of The Abbot. to 2:03%. made another successful cut in-the figures yesterday. and the her- ,_ness horse worlduow hails mm as the probable; two minute trotter. it was ten minutes to 6 0E 'clock when George 11. Ketcham. the breeder. own- llon. brought Credence out on the truck for the effort to surpass his owu'greutL nose no u trotting chumplon up the stretch all the afternoon, which made a successful effort doubtful. but an evening approached the wind died down to a light breeze. which could hardly affect the outcorhe. though its force was felt in the frying lent quar- ter. Otherwise every condition was favorable. The two runners that encouraged him in his Cleveland performance did the some duty today. After two scorch Ind n false start. be- cause of I broil: ‘cluled‘by the ltitllltm'e 'oplendld ambition to get em (not. the word was given. 017 desired the trot— ting king. not going no test apparently an in his former attempt, but in I few strides he was at top speed-«peed such he no trotting hone ever before dip played As he dashed put the first quarter post with the nllopere scurrying he- hind him. the time. 0229* unfinished from the timed Ito-d. So spellbound were the ten thousnlld spectator-n by. this mnrvelloun exhibition thnt I. deep drown breath preceded the outburst of 0 Down to the half in 0: ”$th than n 2: 00 clip—4hr wondrous lllxht of quarter: in 1: 80%. the bulletins. Il— rnoot whispered words went through the crowd. “Can he cloud the It in of the lost dunner after that" W h but» ed breeth the speculum now watched the one: we . The runners were mu (polo-o on the numb clailion. but he niruulod and oped on with undlminlohed flight until the distance stand was reached. Here Ketchup: moved for the tint time. He valued his hands lifted the lines Ind called encounxinsly to bid home. The runnm more up to even tonne, The strain on tolling and the loot ounce of speed vm being nhuumd. comely Ind bravely the lion hearted Milan struggled. and with :1 loci in ty exert mulled to the wire.“— ly pin!“ it had on the promoters in the first few strides. Time. 2: 92%. mm llnlull‘. More! the hem of thereon. mm prepIrIiion for All lrlIl. he no driven three (low miles All moniker-,1» first,” mm... tile aniline! for the. on not ' montull, willbee‘pprccl lied by . to friends at her Is nu u nouns er and driver of the all famous stub . There had been a litmus wind blowing ' speed was «tried. We; the three- ~ ' lull:2iii.theleoondin2:21.uudtle in third 1113:1335; . Music and dancing were W the prime features of the evening and . A fine ooh To Lara-1102‘s 31 Woodward avcnu . and building lots to meets. Apply to room, to‘ lady or (street; Nfii‘wfll [see or at this FOR QALE In. long; 8 ft. Enquire of John street bridge. babbitlng, thoroughly convenient shop at this office. ' FOR BALE-eta AR Mabel, lino loo ' in first close do boom. 17 feet; Con be neon (or:3 tenvllle, Staten of‘anL‘ldcccs «at-book containing A non; suitable round will he turn to 11.1" .,'9u._ Norwalk. .. l HowTvz. pew 31121115 ey loaned upon personal Old clothing ill-chem. cot mild. 154 MMNW' ENGLAND ARMED LONDON. August ent of the Daily Nevin" paper reserves. all liberately armed seen scores of them , handollern. Once 1 tr: ’ . which carried two true fl ‘ , ed'blnclr’e in complete. ' ‘ They are constantly, friends tell one. about in the north of t 3rd hove been ello ple r119 017mg madame” D. e ctnlty‘ of Matching. ‘ at her home. No.1 Norwdllt. Doomed». “ ' tiethyenrofhern ” of him Kdtbryii Anderson and , « Nowell: mutational. extended over It Sunday Afternoon (1: J Fouet anointing. will be in Riverside NEW YORK. u vltt. the [rich lag tlmeech m an out, but u rm n.3, 131d John Miller 111M111! W"
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