' 4 will also be e pcompletoreport or to
no; :fidimcuiud nit uteri
' can.» Triton—flier. ‘
‘- ‘~ {ugh-null or -
' Selections b9 "ill lit
in rug 9 m‘
m
t1 ixht at sundown Norwnill‘u
W. ll ' was ushered in by the;
_ o. The first beiiwnn- or
six: Pm chapel. Poona more. ;
W1 it Will; unaltered by the bells of Th
‘ e ohlirohes in New Odom. Wih
.vWe/utport and The servants. in-
t iii clock the lsohodn. or Conn
‘ nights Bed Men. was lighted ninth
‘ ,l'rmh’nhiot in Weetnvenue. Just ‘
helm thh‘ Armory. The Iuehoda wee ‘ ,
unwounihnpnouneed to he lighted on
moreetrhut owing to, theeertoue
‘ Chief hindneer Prowitt,
ltthdllmxflmhadmbeoh
line phatnrch was also sh ,
The. Red lien gathered about the
uni-ind Renoir reverent nttitud .
._ .. his founder; in
it “‘o‘eling at Rog.
wbiilifihellnp lit-Sellout invoked the; -
' out! the: Great Spirit. praying
m the president. Ind no
Words in all parts or
Walk. The ‘i'igot builders were A. G.
mar. Chnrlee so hound and
After the lest-hound the Red Men In—
eemhled Ind numbed .,
aisle to the sage. where they
in thruhle‘iine before the motel ‘ ,
millshte hmught on: with striking
elect the Md colors of Wound.
. touted their mount and the:
elect was s brilliant one, The one»
rioeo‘ennueneed with the W’s m-
‘ by the Ber. 0.. ill. Sellout.
ngm‘behind the cm. the in.
mandamus with MW in the Art
no armature on
son: Mamie.
m m. Geomwlik; Gecko
, . new; . Georee
ll. Hired; Pmeemmemos. Hush Bar
In - ’l‘ohsrnehe. Anton Decker. Winni-
pn, George Meow: seven hrsvee,
Rees Martin, new-m
i thewYorhnndm
mmmhlofii‘l visitors. undo
Penis,
rm mm, We introduced and a
each one desert ‘ .
flint tomorrow morning will contain it,
" .mpiste list otwolitiie ornniutio‘no‘
hilrtlolpntlng in “operatic, together
: With the correct torinotion or division.
‘ line of thumb. ete...’snd “will be round
. ._ Siprulunhi‘e to those who wish to locate
' their friends in thoproceesion.‘ There
night's. examine at the ‘nrxnory. All
the local and state now: and tale:
Nollie service over The sentinei'e
epeciei wire up to the hour or going
to Dress. ,
GIGABMAKEB§ GET THEIR TOOLS.
, A new phosein the cisnrmaltere'
strike took place this morning, when
A.IA. GYM, head oi the firm of
Graham-Ernst Company aunt word to
the strikers, to come sod get their
hoards and working tools. The strike
alone put them entirely out or employ»
. menu A reporter called upon Mr.
Graham, but could netlnothing definite
onto the plans of the oompnny. no
source that the company intended to
move its business output town.
~liealn at all hours. Lane’s res-
iaurnnt.
- hummus
Fund All! ills Inrslu It ills
Earl Menus Residence
FfliiIEB Bflfllililiii urnuu
Highway improvemeMemher
M the New York stock
Exchange.
derhoei. oi Etet avenue. the City at
Norwsih loses one of its most prom
sire alumna. and one who will he
telly. this morning, It 2:30 o’clock, si‘n
ter- n three weeh’ «toggle for liter He
“ had thehestoimedloslnttrndsnodtlnt'
mid be procured. and two norm more
were with him mutually.
tron: theiopdlhiehend beingmerdy
unburned. while at the bench three
weeks ago Friday inst. This caused:
undue? SEPTEMBER n‘, igoz.
f ' eouz‘oLn ravens.
dl‘yrm widen thepnrnde. The odi~ ‘
era; did as requested; and this not .
ruled that he had plans or his own. “l
but they were not tor publication. "it w
waswlearned traded unsuihoritntlve
, 9e b’ulietindnt- 3
Wee tantrumsnui in Securing "any
In the death of Thomas Stanley Van? I; 9'
may missed. The and came paw W
‘ in. Vandmoel‘e um mm m
‘ severe hendeohe. which became worse
and threw his xylem into condition
which readily nhnorhed typhoid fever.“
At urns the Mar was very mild and
routinued so until the end of the are. ‘
0nd week, and up to this time the pity
elem: had not the least doubt that
the patient would recover. Septlmmin
marred at this period in the diseased.
and Mr. Vsnderhoei‘ grew rapidly
tormeeothnttornbontsuekhe
Ins Winn: the greater part or!
the time. Three or {our days In;
oodernnoithelnnaselinandmther
with the typhoid. made his tummy
impossible. All his immediate bully
red.udhbhtheruriredhotnight.
intimetoler
E
l
5.
d
93'
2%
3;
took,
plant ”with!
was built
“islgifig
Silk?
Elli
iii;
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gigs
3
r
i
Manolo new
“brain: through g
ml no no em to he
_ in: that pinion at the home
. Wt Initiator lien. No
W Mao one emerged
Secretory Comiyoo and air. Million:
mom to the press out at 1
07M. to insure the newspaper men
Mike" was no W for alarm.
. 11!: but that the tallied in the arrest»
abdomen is not healing by “first
,C’isnirntnnnotntnllunv
use at his bedside when dull! omr- il
rennin ‘wnr 'A‘No one our orrnm‘on ‘
w r“ I
new
~—
’ ‘ . M ‘_
Mrs. John H. Forrioi’tho- Pmouor oi
Vslusbie’ Relics. ‘
1 , Mrs. John H. Ferris in the possessor
oi Nor-walk newrpupere which are vei-
. unble relics or the early hletory ol‘ the
. town. Some oi the o‘dvortinemonto in
these papers are at nsrticuilu- interest
or thin time. in is copy of the nor»
Walk Gazette. puhiinhed January 12,
1886, we lind no odvertluement or “A
House and lot for sale. situated in the
Village of Norwnlh. near the ehurch-
on." There in also one of a house and
horn in New Canaan, "about one mile
and a half out from the meeting.
house." "At Old Well." we are re.
epecti'uily informed. Chorieo A. Knapp
has Just received “an assortment of
goodn suitable for winter weer." One
or the papers is The Independent Ile-
pubiican. printed at Norwalk. by Jo
seph Dennis. July 20, 1802. This pn-
‘Eer asks. "Shall Napoleon Bonaparte
e Consul for Lite?" but does not an-
ewer the question thought it does set-
tle. to the editor's satisfaction, other
important matters.
Anions the editorial notes we read:
“ .“The vice president in said to he on a
tour of the: eastern elated. As he inte-
ly mode the tour of the southern it is
presumed he will trouble to tom an
opinion of the otrnoephere of those op-
poeite climates. and regulate his future
movements accordingly!)
These pspere will repay examination
to any one interested in the early days
of Norwnik.
Sl‘EAMER ETHIOPIA ARRIVEB AT
GLASGOW.
GLASGOW. September 11~Arrlvedr
Steamer Ethiopia, from New York.
,uslu mun
' flsiunl Outer Dream Realms
clone who sre
Work for Two Weeks.
sums whim um
Fleet of 125 Best: Started in at Work
This Morning on the Bridgeport
slid Strntford nods, but on
One "new the Set.
The oyster dredcert ot Bridgeport,
Nonnik and vicinity started out at an
early hour, yesterday morning. on the
Bridgeport oyster bode to dredge 'or
needless. which in turn are piloted
by oyster growers in Rochester.
Prim’s Bay and other “moon oyster
gnu-dens. The dropper-s (om-ed a large
» deer in Wires, numbering wont
“1‘35 boats, sud they made I splendid
marine picture lions the Sound shores.
The fleet had been working but a short
time when they found that the not was
entirely too small to handle with pro-
fit- The {not we: a great disappoint-
ment. ”any of the drudgery; had come
alongwnyandwmmvlmdtomy
an indefinite period. The 1!er
threw over the scallops. and there was '
an immediate consultation among the
leaders of the fleet. Captain William
A. lame. president of the W
Growers Protective amnion, made
a suggestion to a number of the cap
Mill! close to him that they all post-
pone dredging rill launder. the 23d
inst. lie asked that the suggestion
hemmed along the line. Every dried;
or present immediately agreed to tire
«emotion. and the his fleet went book
into Bridgeport harbor.
There were a number at huym
awaiting their seeds, coming in large
power boats and schooner; When up»
puniudnttneimmnrthm wnno
www.mdwhep loldoftltem«
eons they ammo their toll approval
oi them oi the dredge". The
Wiring of small need is amide-dip no»
profitable.
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Norwaik "Shall bee a
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NflililK’S umuuuu lilifliimiii
This Ansrnoon’r Immense Gathering It the Armory Hours on lilo?
ioricrl Address br Rev. Augustus Field Build on "It 9
Building of Homily-Pom in list. labour 9
lord Davenport, D. D.. of Waisthlm,
and our: Exerciser.
m
d
"Ordered, That Norwnuke shall bee o! the pioneer in the landndn
n towne and that they provide an inv greeted them; the outlook on
hnblmnt according order, who ehall tiiui inland sea with the toil. ,
oeueonahiy be ten ed to take the pearl» on its honour. My:
oath of a conuteb c"~—decree oi the nhores beckoning the . . - =
Connecticut Court. September 11. 1651. and setting “the bound
Today. September 11. 1901. Nowell: come. But the delightfu
celebrates the two hundred and fiftieth of today were to thorn w ». , “
suniverssry oi the town-hunding, not gindnome. Wild unto: , .eant
forth in the decree above quoted. and, a sharp challenge open their :
in commemoration of this great eveni,lnnd patience. Grunt. tract: of y
and with grateful hearts for 1 quarter- F on wooded country controlling!
thousand years of generni prosperity in the openings of the for ‘,
and progress, Nonalk'u loyal none and and thorns, decaying sud 1
daughters. not iron: Gonneetlcut only. wood from fallen trunk-the“
but tron: oil over the United Staten. centurion—«limpet. from
come to do,» honor to their native town. ‘
This afternoon, in them, a large
audience crumbled to Worm a
Nomaik’s anniversary. The Ron. D.
J. Hill presided. and there were music-
and speeches of strong patriotic into?
est.
item's bond. oi Port Chester. play— "81’0" 3“ climber!!!“ W
ed several selections while the mm- “W'WWW' W38” ”'1‘“
W! was being seated. me,- Which, um quire at Mrs. Prentiso,Wood
audience joined in singing the lingo SENOI'VBW- ‘ . ~
"T° “m 0 “WW" ”’3’“ "‘ ' WANTBMOOD dint won
t ed h the item-Charles Algernon; ‘ 7 7
gowns? of uhnnon. N. H., a tanner; :1?;e:‘m'mk' mm!“ H 8'9
Nowell: resident. There were further. .« p 1 . ,
hand selections, followed by so hw- “WWW .
lent “dial. by the 331. {Km ‘flmmmnm" “”1,“
Field pardon. unheard-nomad rm. k will ,
was entitled: “The BMW; ot‘iwr “m in mm .,
walk." it (allow; \ ‘1“.an ‘ ‘ " _.
The founders {our ‘ , 5 -..,_m‘_,.._,mw “m e ., a _
an aesthetic people. but they must women—mm. rout; om
have remained and rejoiced in the homework. Apply in
palm! beauty at their locationifhem in; Barton.
1 l .mu— ......,.._..mw.M-w.w..
was enough to mime adm to ion . WANTS Bill
TO LET. Walhiwr & War.
To RENT—FURNISHED LARGE. about 8 rm; M ..
«sonny. back parlor, forums but and movements, {Either , ‘
imp; board it desired Two gentle- Nonailr. m}, at m
then preterm. Enquire at i Walling; 343,
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or! e amour “Gums ,
TO LET-THE TOP FLOOR tIF um machine» I“ :
the Swan-u l Corbett Factory build-Em] WW'W.W
log, formerly occupied by the South MM“ “mt-“W
”mall: Athletic Club and one of the 7
to» noon and by the our-am n Ernst CW»
Cigar Co. This room is especially on: o!
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lighted upon m an... on mu
m feet or floor mu and is cur-l
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