Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 11, 1901 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Charlotte Temple is ill of; V in
me in Henri/4 street.

kVh apital ill with typhoid fever is

 

 
 
 
 
 

s using,
sen spending a week at Hacketts-
own, N. Y., return tonight.

lght from Portland Oregon” He will
rohnbly reside heer permanently.

The ceiling in the shoe shop of “(W
wins, has been honored. Mrs. 'iiwissfc

 

 

turning.

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Mrs c C. St ions. of Chester: Pit,
.is the guest of Mr and Mrs.A A1B.. St.
bill), in Van Znndt avenue. Captain
:GcorVgo Griffin and family, of Boston.
is also their guests.
..... 4..."...
Mr. and Mrs. James L’Hommediéll
rethrned home today tron their week’s
trip to the Union Veteran' a Union held
on Long Island. They were also guests
at the residence of Charles H. Warner
.in New itcc‘h'elic. ‘N. Y. 4.
”a... ‘ ‘ i

Mrs. Maggie Phaicn and Miss Lizzie
'thnon of Bridgeport} sue Miss Rose
Wruble of Middletown are guests of
Miss Mary Sheri. foil Eliot Washington

attest. They lwll witness the parade
gamer-row from the rooms of Miss
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The East Norwnik fire department
will intefitainfitvgflgompauics from};
i Ice ‘49 n ur one out:
331%?) horny. c’li'niriidld oindxhoutspu c.
The latter three companies will come
_ by-atroilsy and'the otherrwlll «come by“
‘ train.

Th

 

EsstV'E. Norwa'lk fire tiepnrtrnentl
and e‘ Mayflower Hook & Builder
Company held a joint meeting last
night in the truck house in Van Zendt
avenue and ilnished all arrangements
for the reception of guests tomorrow.
and everything connected With the eel
ebrntlon. ,_ 4

Frank Hsnford and family, of New
Britain. are guests of D. L. Hartford
No. 18 Maple avenue. Mr. Hnnl‘ol‘d
has a son. Thomas who makes the
ninth generation down from Rev
Thomas Hanford who Was the first
preacher in the. First Congregational
Church in town. 1

Nearly every resident in Vim andf
avenue Were decordting their rest
dences this morning, and the thor-
oughfare promises to look very pretty
bomor.row Workmen were busily ens
geged in outing the weeds and brush
from the side of the street A decided
improvement in its appearance was
made.

The first successful talking machine
in the world was designed and built
by 'i‘. w. Bearing. who hasheen identl~4
tied with The Norwuiks during the
past thirty yeors.‘ it was proposed. but
Mr.1Searing ought inappropriate. to
place this achlne 'on exhibition
1} would no doubt elicits
coils Bid 1 interest as being thil
igi‘ns‘i and first inh'ciiine that recorded
and reproduced sound by the engrov
lug principle.

 

 
 

 

The large arch that the Mayflower
Hook & Lhdder Company erected at
the corner of Van Zandt avenue and
South Osborn avenue. was completedA
last night; and it now presents in band‘-
some appearance it is as conspicu-
ous as any decoration in the town and
can be seen from either end of Van
Zandt avenue Towering over the arch
are four large logic 3.19 “E. N. F‘. D“
Directiy guhds' curve of the arch
is the wii rd «first; " The rain of

.1last sight. msde me of the odious

run a little and there' are several red '

stains over to ewhite hunting This
on be rome lVd

'MW
The funeral services over the re
" militia or "’cdbtuiii w H. ll. Clark
were held from his late residence in
Betts' plaqsq4st 7‘:30 ociock.tlast (salva-
obi 3. target on 0113118..

“and £1.th fpoinonny lwas
" _ o a miles" at

w wth nit is, " W. H. i.‘
» was from the fire company. of which
deceased was it life member. Rev. J.
.l. Faust. masterful. rthaslllniit Av nun
Methodist Church had charge 0 the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

.2: 30 o'clock dihis44 afternoon in Union
to e cry and Fouot will con-

lizards“ 4444449; 111944444 bid ”2* gig"

' lWell Bong. gimme .. 144(le
tor Carrie’s; 4? KW diluting
Chotanoogii,‘ sun" “shedding the let-
. tor tel'carrisr s convention was “9'1,ng

:' in time termite hmémi‘ session 'rle
' arrived this morning, however.

 
 
 

 

leV'el Drew who is at the was =1

who have '

R. illocnns. animatinflnrwsik last . .1 us 44 43 m
.jtroopslwers stationed.1 “and that a state “ '
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ecornted in front of the building this 1!

services and preached an eloquo .. per... 4.
men. The interment takes old (3‘ at

 
 
 

mercy to pp ‘ or piece.

V' hazing a aw roe placed or; tile... house 4

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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lighting afterwards occurred. the An
menlnns retiring towsigztspssoup.

 

panic prevailed there in ccnse

“8M1: Turkish rex’iorts have previous.

been forerunners of massacres of
Annemarie. “and it. is generally spore.
hondod by nonlhiu occupant here that
massacres hiive ready taken place

INVESTIGATVING KING HVUVMBEVRT'S
DEATH

NEW YORK, September 11-James
If Trimbismf Newerir .N J.....who has
lost completed ’hls Work as commie
signer for the state of New Jersey.1 to
inquiria into the lump or King Help
he’rt by dissect. raid on ted be saying:
“My investigation of the Bresci affair

h 11.
hi this}? holiday wit e is’ the are icin-
spirator in all these assassinations. 1
sensor give, Mi. name, i shot all the
evidence to t§V e ltalisVn government.
Who was it that gave to Brandi and his
colleagues the money. necessary for
their: to accomplish' their nets of vio’
lence? The answer to this question
will givethexname of the most dan»

 

‘ gerous man in America today."

 

LIGHT WORK ON YQGHTS.
BRISTOL. R.’ in Ssfitember. 11-—
Thero was very light work done on the

cause of rain. but in the shops the
fittings for the old bbet were being
gushed ..'I‘.hé Constitiition's smaller

pie nearly sh been altered hint
to a probability that all the sails
being refitted for the Columbia will not
be finished in time to put them on
board when the yacht leaves for New
York. They call be sent after her by
steamer. The loose lend ballast
emountlnnr to about five and a half
tons, which was placed on top of the
keel. was removed from the Garrett
tution today. and storod artsy for to
lure use. .4

 
 

 

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NEW VYORK AUTOMOBILE RUN.

ALBANY, N. Y. September 11——'1‘he
covalcsds bf entomoblliste left this
city for the west at 8 o 'clock this mor
hing. This is knotvn do the third day' 9
run and will carry them as far as Ut~
ion (95 miles). Regular stops will be
made for lunch. There were sixty-six
autos in line.

UTIGA. N. Y., September llvThe
automobile rapid transit which left
New York three hours behind the ve-
hieies entered in the endurance test.
was wrecked at Mohawk this morning
in crossing n trolley track the front
axle turd one wheel was broken and
the four men it carried were thrown to
the street.

lNJUNCTION AGAlNST Trotter
. BROKERS

. CLEVELAND 440.: September 11-»
Attdi'u ya ;1thel1:Lake Shore road
have it cure‘d' s tempcrdry luiiinctlon
against forty three ticket brokers do-
ing business in this city. The order
of the court restraints the. ticket brok
ere from buying selling exchanging
or transferring any Lake Shore tickets
that were issued on account of the G.

Rencsm‘ollgent They are also en-
Joined from doing others to conduct
such ticket brokerage. The plaintiff
put up a 86. 000 bond. The' ticket broil
ers have retained attorneys and will
fight the case hard. The Nickel Plate
and the Pennsylvania will bring simi-
lsr injunction, limits. 4, , I.

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WMlThiEY'O Qph'fi WAS. SECOND.

LONDON. September li—Doricles
won the Qt. finger stairs: at Dencaster.
today. Objection vvas‘ mode to Doriv
else being declared the winner. Dori
else is owned ,bi’. Lt’VVtibilld Do'
child C. Whitney’ s brown colt
Velodyovski finished second and J.
Dubbin' s Revenue was third. The con:
diliolis of the; race were 4111; dellows‘
The ’Vfit steroid! and» might; encii

 

 

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for three carom: distailee out! one.

six furlongs and 132 yards. There
were 244 sub ribers and thirteen
starters. fl . 1

"like oblslit was Overruled sud Der-y
iclee woe given the race.

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smsssbs rnsoemcx WILL.
LONDON mfioptmnberfl 11-min into
5..
fighsmt‘io ZiihlteVd higgnifi
marshal of her court4‘ h (i, been the

semen ..........

said that she was married to the
3% Math todsyl makes the follow
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suite City, Mon- V

mm 4; hsfwsp Burn. isin
ices below the and division figures.
A; Jenkins. heather Wes Burn
giant. dgd the cop i36h06,,4tdw1:rné
8 av I ‘5“ ho 8! W
4 sires-slur Mild“. 814—11 8.

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‘ iv to the study
‘1 MM

 

”‘ refiwiiid. shouldnlgrlse at midnight.
V Should none ye.

“I Add brave Mehhck o;

implants), Where VIA

rineuisus ’1

own plainly that there is. open ;

Columbia or1 constitution bode! how

Noths- -

n frequent. .

t. ,...
un unlined statement condemns" '
“The fact has trsmnired.

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faces stilllV

- And climb the created hill?

gr chieftsins.
Who ruled herglolig. ago,
Photos and grave Pstoneh,

 

‘liii'iia‘undr
ho. Mohawk?
be‘r‘n4 n1

 
 

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Wot

it how

all "
And thy fearless, care- 1 life,
For thy trysticss, trackless forests.
For the war-trail’ s noiseless strife?
Should I get inelppx ht Midnight.
And seek thy opuncll dire; .
Tell me. tell: me. grave Patoneh
_ Shouldl find till! sons gone higher;
Find at last .tlly evolved
From their hit
Find the tomshawk low buried--
lo its place thomipo .of peace?
0. if tired of civic brli‘VWIing,
And the strsimof. sooirii strife
i should seek thy can; tlm idoight,
Thirsting for thyme!F
Should i find 0 Wschamlmanne.
Ami! brave Mahackcmo.

 

thee
What We all needs slime day know?
And then storn- brows Narama'ke.
Host thou found thefitr'uer way?
The. chiofest tritium sensors-w
isn't he who best can pray?
Red Men. have the cantor-lbs shown you.
Through their clearer-shining light
That the noblest, yea, the strongest,
in not he whosehlndd 0 gang):
is not hi whats”: hiinds tinti‘ihrotle
Fiercest foes that 'fest his way.
But that soul. who. patient striving,
Conquers self from day to day?
Who. each day. in spirit rising, ,
Olimheth ever higher heights ,
Brenthes each morn a purer ozone.
Sees each dawn s clearer light:
F‘eeleth e’ or his soul spending
hiker to that Spiri (ll-oat.
Whom afar ye followed Red VMen,
While ye still had room for bats;
Whom of old star ye followed--
in‘ your smooth-seats above
Have ye drawn a little nearer.
lilac ye learned His neme?-’tls
ve.

GENEVIEVE HALE VWHITLOCK.

Mum
SCHOONER MOSEJN GQLLIDION.
Was Run Into Yesterday by the Monm-
cr Aliano.

NEW YORK. septomber li—‘Phe
schooner Helen G. Moseley. of Boston,
arrived today from Ferduandina with
a cargo of lumber; , She has been in
collision with the Sermon steamer Al
hallo bound ironifltllis port or Newport
News. Captain arch. of e Moseley
said the‘ accident occurred at 1.30 an
the morning of September iii. The

lights were burning brightly when the

was out onto:

the head gee slid the ‘foretopnisst
broken off above the foremost been;
The windisss .wos oiso broken. Tile
steamer stood by not i daylight. mp
tain Burch askéd fer assistance but
the Albano steamed away to the south
ward without playing any heed to the
loudest

VE)5'O.4LUDE AVNARC4H4IQT8.

 

National Association of Merchants and
Travellers Take Action. 1

 

tionai Association ‘bf Merchants and
Travel rs.44ok iwdhich the whole "
said an ‘ret sud milliliter:
and clothing booties in Chicago its
n‘leihlierlllip. t‘” th’illli' bdiifiiilil'mlus‘t
Neill. adorn, «slope. stilettos
msigrdti n ldw

l to
landln and};

dog. of
oonstlt
should be: so. amended its to broads

tha1dednttion1otffcson to include th
ttilmbt to. a a

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out of on

res alloy and so .m‘bvide that death
he the penalty for such crimes

ieggmegiloiw Sta 5,9! sen

lacrosse: Rsntb‘sdntstivas hi the Unto
daisies... Over iiiiii..members .were,

 

 

lid: Steamers Oceanic from Liverpool:

‘ltesnlsr Dentachlcnd from

 

‘ litters: falls do is plus-
snt'md take.

Veils, uranium -

That the sure, swift years had taught 1

steamer came down upon her, stove in 1
her how and ripped hs'r open down .
below the water line. The bowsprit .
ile‘r bringing down all it}

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sells; ‘

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so. his: to try Electric :Bitiors will

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his life.” This remedy expeis
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tion dyspepsia. nervous diamond: his
ney troubles. tootsie GOIRVDIVNDLBV; elves

perfectll ,ieri iht

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us; send; some.

but: lit F H

John

Rigng' drug. store. News it.

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athletic .

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weather was clear and the schooner‘s . . ~

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gigi'i‘roubie‘ which looks today as big as

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tablet oi consists candy
hears the lemons (10,0
(1' in built Look for it and
other. Beware bi fraud.

 

hr by tomorrow may have dwin
1‘id down to the size of a tenceiit
like of ice.

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Wonume moor AND 01w.

 

the busiest and mightiest little thing '

that ever was made is Dr. King s New
Life Pills. These pills change weak
nose into strength. listlessness into on
brain- fag into mental power
They’ re wonderful in building upltlle
hsslth. Only 26c per boar Sold by F

4 H. Baxter south Norwalk. and John

4A. Riggs, Norwslk.

 

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V boring hop-A. Presult.

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client'—

‘. world's champion healer.
‘enteod. 250.

First lan'glla‘geis usedV‘in n conversa-
tion between partners.

 

 

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We offer; One I! ndrsd Del are its

cause

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I. Cheney for the lash-1.1
bsl‘love him;

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his ancestor sir-Ralph Waldo Emerson

‘9 A SHOCKING .CALAMITY
“Lately befall a railroad laborer.’

am on

 

 

writes Dr; A. Kellett, of Willlford‘. Ark.

"His foot was badly crushed. but Buck-
len's Antics Salvo quickly cured him
it‘s simply wonderfulfor Burns. Bells
Piles and all skin eruptions. it’s the
Cure gust:—
Soid by- F H Baxter
South Norwalk, and John A. Riggs

Mariya man conducts his bride to
“ii? altar and then resigns the leader.
3 p. 4

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A NIGHT OF TERROR.V

“Awful anxiety was felt for the will.
ow oftlle brave General Burnhanl. or

1 Machine. :Mo.. when the doctors-said

shs‘wouid die from Pneumonia before
morning" writes Mrs. 18. ii. Lincoln
who, attended «her that. fosrful night,
but she begged for Dr. King' c'New Dis-

covery; which had more than once saw 4

her life an cured her of Consnniin

4 93 horas Sardines in ..
. 5 lb. pkg. sold limit Weenies

1‘ mars erratum soap.4

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. . .4444 4 we?
it"f‘ilots Snail “V '

Dock. 9:80am 'anii‘t:30 b “m.
Returning leave Remington.
9: m0
Steamer stops at Locust Grove each
way.

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2544c: ‘

Leave douthVV Noriva’ik Steamboat‘
25:0!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

we are in better new or '”
09 void war

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PAINTING. ”r

 

Leave South Norwalk, 7. 35 a. m.
Leave New York:
Beekmsn Street, 2. '10 p. m.
(Saturday, 1 :30 p. to)
East 3lst. Street, 2 :40 p m.
(Saturday-44;”: 2:040 p. m)

FARE .
Excursion, 70c.

0“.“

Last Afternoon Sail to
Cold Spring and Oyster Bay,
Sunday. bept. l5th

25c Excursion Ea're 25c
Leave So. Norwalk. 2:00 p. m.

—-—-——-

FREIGHT PROPELLER

Single, 40s.;

to
Norwslk and South Norwallt. .A

 

Leave Beekman St. N. Y.:

Mon, Wed. and 11‘ n. at 5 p.115.
Leave Neraik: 1
Tues" Thurs. and Sat, at4 p m.

 
 

ton. Atm'rsa lng.sbe. slept all night: V

rther‘ use entirely. cured her. "

eases. Only 600 and 51.00.1'l‘risl 11W
titties free at F- H. Barter' s. South New

walk and John A Ftlgg's‘ drug store,

Norw'nk

”(is 4
Man is creations masterpiece.
who says. so?
lotions Gsvprni.

 

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lgVMany physicians are now prescrihi
Model X) yspspslu Ours regularly
having found JVthat it is the best pres~'
$an than can write ‘hecauso it is

 
 

 
 

the demonstration whici‘l‘rnontdlus the 4
~ whostsléhecemry insurgent one only

mltlods blatant!“ blimlbltind and It
coressiinflgestion Land: rim

 

Thlt.
menvollous. medicine is worshiped to
em all Throat. Chest and Lung Dill“ .

15th :
Maniwsuipico Gull-Q

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wohndlcon‘ e Vrsd f
andthaiisihefifl'? ‘ 6° W

Menswear orders now. and t4l4k$ 4nd.
mums curiae allot“ “'0

s w shortlists has
give us your order,

4 of remnactnsssu

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:WITHIN THE BA
of everyone. the pr!
Ranges and Reuters we
good value. Designed and
on true principles, they ti?
from a small amount on
some in aoresrsrice 1
strength. Our :18 Range

 

Horace RV. figg .

Cor. North 'Main and

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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connecting with’ all rai I44 on ‘
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