spicules tilt Mueller
fling chums lupus-lids of Ian;
Atlanta and children.
on witnessodl n The Norwalks. Al-
though esthor Was threatening in
the early drains, the sun came creep-
ms the clouds about to
everybody Was happy. No-A
‘g. curred to mar the pleasure of
the. dull. and it is rather remarkable to
, music that not an accident of any do-
A sorlp‘tion happened tin-ens "all the to
on calls line of march.
The streets early began to take on
an. simulated senescence! Soc there
1?th 36111111 'of music and then the
tramp so? fast could be heard in the
distance? and dually a company of tire-
.men‘ headedfb
Solemn and Esther-
ners was the word, "Welcome.” and
the hearty handshake with which all
were received made everybody feel
that it was good they came to Nor-
walk‘s 250th anniversary celebration
parade. All the week each train do.
posited crowds of people on the station
platforms, but when yesterday morn-
ing arrived where there were twenties
and thirties who allghted from the
trains, they swarmed from them by
the hundreds. and the streets of The
Norwalks began to assume an unwant-
.ed activity that was truly remarkable
to see. Never before in its history.
,has there been so many people in the
town. Citizens were hurrying hero and
there. Many were reception badges
and the majority of these could be
a band or ‘drum corps, ‘seen wending their way to the railroad
Wound and march stations to meet friends who had prom
placed assigned to iced to be here and witness the parade.
Headquarters were at the armory and
Whoa the people were assured that many were taken there immediately on
cold warrant them to Join in
lieu. the streets were
less than an hour. All
were use evebythlng, and the
‘ relatives.
arrival in the town. Some were tak-
en direct to the homes of friends and
There was no lack of social
impulse and interest on the part of
crowd swayed hack and teeth at Will. anyone. All seemed to be imbued with
tells place in
would
‘ cities the people
i
that spirit of brotherly love that char.
acterises and males such a great suc-
pass oflsn occaslbn of this kind. Evl.
" eryliody wen shelling hands old act
‘ .
1
trsnip. and for lie
the dismnssnl of t g
at the armory. he
planned by the b
_ tees. passed oi! smoothly. There was
not a- break anywhere. and it was
if known long beforélltliid that the par-
success, if the
fl ANo' better day
1 could have been chosen for the event.
it was even better than 1101.: Sol had
A shone in all his gl The thin veil of
clouds over the jmade the light
‘ y at one object.
. ,:. where on the othV hand. if the sun
, .laliy after the
‘ d the first— an.
‘ man.
unnintances war 6 renewed
’ no
« gnnllclpatiop on thy
A id'ri’ty crummy:
W
summstlou c or A pub gun nd
rt of a large ma.
sons, and soverdl weeks of active prep
oration by nearly everybody in the
town.
The faklr was on the street early
and he kept things lively until mem-
bers of the civic and military organiza
tions began to arrive. Then he was
only able to occasionally got a small
crowd around him. The. lire npparat
uses,. of other towns especially the
parade carriages, w ich were very
beautiful in almost every instance.
-Br‘lgadler General Russell Frost. the
grand marshal, entertained his stun at
his residence in West avenue. while
Lieutenant Governor Edwin 0. Keeler
entertained the governor‘s staff at his
residence in Mott avenue. Regret was
expressed on many sides that Gover-
nor George P McLean who is on his
vacation in Canaan. was unable to be
present. In his absence fromlthc state
Lieutenant Governor Keoler we the
governor -
Col 0 W. Hendrle commanding the
Fourth Regiment arrived in town on
Wednesday night. and shortly after 10
o 'ciock, yesterdnyfmoming, was driven
to the armory in a earrings. The
troops soon arrived and marched to
the emery. where preparations were
made for dinner.
Long before it was time for the big
parade to start, people took' up post;
‘ . tions along the line of march end the
to the reef of
non buildings. would let the
hangingoh end. S the
‘ nd decora ions
emplsint wile
lesioners. who
is of the silent.
- teamuel w.
cold
this they did
ppear nce
streets Word suffused with life. There
was hardly Standing room in many
places hi the busy portions of the cit;
lcs. Boats in public places were at it
premium. and along the line, they Were
sold at a full} price, alter the people
become tired standlns.
Grand Marshal Frost issued orders
that the first division would start at
1: so o',clock sharp and promptly at
that hour. everything was ready, and
the command to move was given at
1:35 Great credit is use those who
Wore at the head of the parade. for
getting so many organisations in line
at a given time. Those who did not
get to the armory to s e the forms
tlon. thinking that there would be a
. delay; Were disappointed.
The column went over the line of
8.", march, as published and every organl
no on a more
tomcale than
re an t
that nothing yer
, £111 in any art»
that when one
decorate. hada- tend cyg ..
the whole life... .
ethanu
ethhlte land
owners of res,
estorday orn- .
lstation announced to participate was low
no. ,
The militiamen and firemen present»
ed a line appearances. bl feature
of the parade, was the Old muss
Engine company 01 Pet 61.0 feisty
men who drew ‘e Forge gi
ltA' Was built in 1800 or
, ‘ ‘llY ’
field mulls. will ell
tsilon. w circuit
n. on n can
new
t l
at honored dlti '
'. by being thro n tron his out
between New , at ,
car was gel 3
at the time and
he fainted away from the e
his fall. He was taken 1
barn and revived but w“ unable to:
do any further work .
Demmon ll ahlsto
but is" vet-rm sore trots h a b l1
snaovsn calm
Henry Harrison
fold. uncle of the
lard. of South N ,
clghtyclgbt years
has spent cclebrstl
niece, Mrs Sarah lie
of Chestnut street. So
Mr. Quintard wen born,
street. His (other. denier Quinta
was a revolutionary soldier and his rs-
miuns lie in Pine island cemetery.
Quintard has enjoyed his visit is .
birthplace and the 11211100 of his, her
hood days very in “b
Acting Governor Keeler has appro'v
cd of the admission of Laura Ingrahsm‘:
of Sharon to the Connecticut School
for imbecile at Lahevllle. He has all
no approved the bill for $139.90 of 0,.
SPhelp of items for the exhibit of
iield pr note at the Pan-American av»-
position and the bill for 021. 60 of A. 'G
at the exposition.
GUMPANY SF! "W ‘
slum Rscrplion confiscatio-
ll tbs Armory Inst liilllu.
liiGHiNE Gilli GIVES i iiillll
Was Watched With Interest by a Lures
Number of toast and bullet-Town
. . only Mlllhrrw
. corn Present.
Yesterday’ s big celebration was
brought to e lilting close last night by
the military reception and sociable un
der the auspices of Lockwood Rifles.
Company 1“, Fourth Regiment, Conncc
ticut National Guards,.in the armory.
The evening was one of much enjoy
most to all those who attended. The
members of the company proved them
selves very good entertainers. The at
tendence was large undilncluded many
[meats from out of town. as well as
local. For an hour previous to danc-
lug a concert was given by Linxweii.
are full orchestra. The decorations
were the same as these which have
been in the armory for ,the exercises
of the anniversary celebration and pre
sented a very tine appearance and
were much admired. Dancing com-
menced at 9 o‘clock and not until the
small hours of this morning was the
last number finished and Home Swee
Home played. During the evening 0
of the features was a drill by ten mem-
bore of .Atlie Fourth Section Machine
Gun Bstt‘ery. under command of Lien-
tensnt '.'l‘ 11. Cone. of Bridgeport. Ev
ery movement was skillfully executed
and col durum , loudly applaud
ed by the 111th boring. The march
for malitidinen as the seventh on the
progrm and was awaited with much’
elector It web led by General Frost
and stud Ind Goionel Hendrie and staff
in full dress unit r111. Nearly all the
military men pro at took part in this
,d the sight was a pretty one. The
and match was started at 9 o'clock
and meladby tioorvmanaser Quarter-
master Sergeant G.-F. Guernleri, as-
sistant door manager James A. Riley
and aids Corporal G 14. Sullivan Pri
vote L. .Dorn’ey. Private P. (1. Music
ier Privale .l. L. Shipman. The recap.
tlon committee consisted of Captain
William I. Gemstock First Lieutenant
H. N. Godfrey Second Lieutenant A.
R. Sconeld, Musician W. Van Vsnlgen-
harsh and Private 0.1.. Whipple.
The members of the committee on
arrangements were First Lieutenant
if. N. Godfrey. chairman. Corporal W.
ill. sheehsn secretary. Sergenn C. F.
Ghsrnlore ésrgeuut A. h. (inlet .Ber
scant l“. W. Godfrey. Corporal Arthur
Konnoy, Corporal '1‘. Dorsey, Private
D. Dixon. Privatetl. A. Brown nod
Private (3.13 Shinto-n.
Among the alts present were can-
lain Andrew . It ran and other mom
born of (lamp " 12. «more (lap
on Stephen Citation and other main:
horn of company “,K .Zo’f. Bridgeport,
canola h yd. Joy and other members
of can flip. sport. members
oi the rdnivlr‘lon oral Reserves.
o1 lirldnoport. under commando: Lieu-
‘tlmunt I" A. Bartlett. Gilliam}!
AA bloomer- and others.
A ’ a North Main
,g‘l‘ened at the lied
. arrow A A
ye elittll‘dhy db.
APPROVED BY ACTING GOVERNOR .
pulley of Sierra for the display or fruit '
for something and
Roslbni
, _ Alisnscttl.
, 'Gnvslerid Rustlcsan. _ Mashagul
Prelude. Romance interment).
White. L’ unignuolo. ‘ N. N.
ll Trovatore. AA .‘Vcrdi.
The Pattie oi Marnie. Jerome.
dance program of meaty-fourv
v numbers was then enjoyed. During the
9,". no evening monuments were served.
AA - A 'l‘ committee in charge of the sf-
1“ hoisted of First Honorable Preys
Mold. 1“. Lemongslil: President. GA.
‘Psmllll. Viceuprcsidept. It}. Discus:
:lel committee. (1. 111111111. chairmen:
win Vessels; assistsm (included; (1. Por-
“’Zcelil. Secretary: V. Olnduo. Treasurer;
L. Constablle. F. Plaedusdlo. M. Darn-
°°_ into: Floor manger. Joseph Tammany.
- .; Aids. John W. Wehlc, Moses P.
. Halibut: Reception Committee. W. P.
D" Woodhull, F. Lemongslll.
fol 1P0-
A eEvenlng Sentinel. as usual on
“We‘ll“! Saturdays. will be ubilsbed tomorrow
it" KWW" at 1 o’clock. and wt 1 contain the latest
RAW news regarding the conditionAof Pres-
“All“ 999°“ id 1. McKinley. as well as all the lo
ll” 93’1““ undo .state and national happenings.
““0“ which items of news. advertisements. church
notices. etc" should reach the odlco
. thgng‘md of publication early in the day.
alsht Hill House nAcss AT ma chooses.
. A were “I" Luther M. Wright made arrange-
Anticipated “11v meats today for a meeting on the Nor-
will d° himsef walk Fair Ground on Saturday after
, can. mnScptember 28th There will be
ll 0041001! one a three minute class 2: 27 class and s
. went “P stairs transfer-all, and some 800d events may
WM gone he looked for
”" THiEVES ll 1111111
11d his neck
ends around
Enter the Residence of Edward
church on Old Wesson Road
Keough took't
the bed and p
and twisted
the bed host.
with an the _ ,
The kitchen 11 ‘
acrossth .. '
/nnd Min
1 cod himself
at capable of
,fin padded cell
/ V ‘ ’there.
r. leaving
in blood
‘ y 1. they Will Call for
the Trunksy itithe some Non-walk
Depot-0vorloekcd 250 in the
Kitchen"
\«wL-a-v-u
sent an colder new here with the
greatest possible one it trillion the of
arr
Kgush afgn‘wu'fimg’, mam,“ Thieves entered nan residence of Ed-
When Mr Leatherla‘nd entered the ward F. ChurCh.“ 'on the old Westport
cell Keough greeted him familiarly as road yesterday and stole about $10 and
he knowsdhe officer. His comment to other articles. making the total loss
the policeman was that the nurses did “’0‘“ "3 The ”Ohm"? “Wk place
not here any heart or they would not Wh bile the ”'3 celebration was I“ ”’0‘
"a a man down in such a manner. He gross. and while Mr. and Mrs. Church
keeps muttering that he wished he had were viewing the p.rocession The
done the Job It ‘3 ‘not known how house was without an occupant and
Kough' s skull became fractured and the "“3“” had "9° ”‘39” ‘0 9V9”
the information cannot be drawn from “a" 0' ““3 building “ '8 ““9903“
him He claims persistently that some that they were familiar with the place.
one is trying to kill him and his free “3 M“ Church 1‘“ 3‘ watch “03 on the
lured skull is the result bf that person premises that would prevent anyone
trying to shoot him. This the nurses from even entering the yard unless he
know to be untrue he he has not a bul knows them The thieves bad no trou-
let wound in his skull it is supposed ble l“ ““3““ ““3 “0““9' “3 M’-
that Keough‘ fell in such a manner as Church 10’3“ ‘0 10"" the “c" “00"
to strike on his head, causing the frac- Wh“ he went “Way- When he “mm“
a 01‘ else attempted to kl“ himself ed home he found things pretty W6“
ydiving hendforemost. it is thought “Wet “d “ “Wm“ “9°“ him “A“
that Koough will recover and when he he had been robbed. "9°“ lnvestiga
does he will be committed to an insane ”‘1’“ he found that the pocket book
hospital as in his present condition it w th the money ““1 some cheek“ for
is unsafe to M “my” freely about trunks were missing. Mrs. Church has
Keough ha been domented for some only s. few days since returned from a
time. After his sttonlpt on his life "5“ "I ”mam“ "mm“ “All had
at Dorlon's Point he returned to his “0‘ yet taken her ”“3358” "0'“ "'9
home. “I NorWIlll. 'He II a 1’muhr railroad station Mr Church Cflmfi to
figure about Norwalit Norwalk and notified Chief Bradley
Benjamin 3‘3”“ A' porter on the of the robbery? but up to the present
steamer Harlem, curl yesterday morc €32: firmfiflfi‘l miscreants h"
nlng. saw Keough w
daring around
on the mud flats e of the steam
boat docks. The tide its low and the
young man was out finite a distance.
He finally got to where the mud was
so soft it would not hold him. and he
began to ink.
John rickson. seeing the predloa- 2e
ment of the man. went out in a boat th
and managed to bring him to the liar-
lem, where he was taken “on board. In
an; margantlma‘gegfsdhtd noti'lll‘llild Gap-
:1 01'" . a B 0 M Mr. and Mrs. Church are today con.
tain. with Officer Joseph Dallmore. went WWW“! memory“ that ‘50 which
to the steamer and tonic Rsourh to the w“ In a closet in the kitchen was on
station house. Chief of Police Wli touched by the ““9“. Mrs. church
“am Wilmer $010!!“an 1° the Wind bdmltted that :11. had read Chief and
mans “than" 0 went to 90““ iey’l warning to care for valuables.
head'lull'lfiflfl “’03 his 5°“ away. but disregarded it. The robbery at
W o hare reel
MAY as «aw nanny union, finch” .3, mlm {figfiefinfi 233V
A representative of the Barbers 1111- police.
ion this morning visited all the Non A
walk barber shops. which were kept
open yesterd‘iir.‘ and no list the Um .
A; on A Ansel-ran -
as e ona 1A a n e 11
ii 5 0 t“ .3110 orwn
burners ob) strenuously to clos- 5T0“ FWTUi’lIMET 01113.
11201111" dare ftbo parade. 11d piiceson Billlnrd it'nd Pool Tables he
would not abide by the vote oftbe 11- lot burial 61 liters, son on our
Vil‘on‘snd lnsts‘tgddcll 1113‘ twohoféll‘lom outs. 0n -- .dushlon‘s are gonna
s can on sun son. are
eager 3lllvllyinnui vol-y, geodfc slim a “6" Vi“ 8min: process. Old to
tween the two actions of the listed All A” AW “1
and the probable concerns of on an MI W,
acuity will be the {priorities of soothe .
er Union among 11 Harwell: timbers ll
calyx“ Peters etc of Unicorn
lime psti
will probably escapep nishmen‘t. Mr.
Church intends to ledve' the baggage at
the station for a few days to see it
anyone calls for it. it is reasonably
certain. however: that the checks ware
taken by mistake and the robbers will
not be foolish enough to lay them
lves so liable to capture by going to
home with her from abroad and these
too were taken. ‘
contents
Manager Wanted for ionic
chicane ill
Willi illll WEEKS Siiillli “m
e guilty parties,
0 station to get the baggage. Mrs. ,A
Uhuroh had two which she brought
The heartless father of a pretty,
daughter calls his front steps s the ,
V ”3.36m road.
for twenty yours; and are made i
g, ,
men preloaded. lies our advertise A
blue, Palmer billiard Tingle;
_.. Relapse
at 11 :50. He said:
I can tell you. "
“The preside
sleeping quietly.
able.
MILBURN HOUSE. Buffalo. Septem-'
ber 13~Prssldcnt McKinley began to
lug. after a critical period of twelve
hours in which alarm and hope min-
rounded hlm. Trouble began on the
preceding afternoon, through failure of
the digestive organs to perform their
functions. The necessity for nourish-
most had been pressing for swore
days The first administration of beef
Juice through the mouth seemedto
with the patient. and the physi-
cians were highly gratified at the way
the stomach seemed to’ recelVe the m.
Dr. McBurncy was especially jubilant
over the «tine oi the stomach. Add
are for New York, dwelt upon the fact
that the stomach seemed to here re-
sumcd its normal functions. The
breakfast of chicken broth, toast and
coffee. given yesterday morning; was
spoken of by all the physicians as
strong ovl once of the president’s
marked 1m ovement. it was only
when it became apparent late in the
morning that this food had not agreed
with the president that the first genu-
ine anxiety appeared. The first note of
alarm was sounded in the official bulle-
of the president's fatigue.
President McKinley, already weak
faring, complained of an increased feel-
ing of fatigue. He had heretofore been
so buoyant and cheerful that his com—
plaints were not seriously regarded.
The pulse was then abnormally high.
peratnre of 100.2, it should have been
(00 ti ed on Second Page.)
0 L M,
with hot and cold water. open fire
place.
wife. Richardson‘s 10 West Ave. ..
g‘ led in the emotions of those who sur-’ ,
Yesterday morning. before his depart“
tin, yesterday afternoon, which spoke A
from the ordeal of the tragedy. and suf- '
126 boats to the minute. With a tem- -
A1 table boardi‘tor man and,
.1112th
A Slight Implement “
PHillilNS SUMNER. ~
lim Been in bontuddtlon‘w’hddnr "till" 111.9 slid Willis ii
In: for the Best. Casual 1
will be ~Vico~prssldsni Theodore Renault
line can Soul or bi fiscal-l l‘nln‘ ‘ ’
1.11 11111 no unionist,
Unexpected.
w
PHYSICIANS LATEST BULLETINS
BUFFALO, September 13—Dr. Stockton came fromt
it is holding his own. Thatls
12 :30 p 111. —-The presidents physicains report that 1115
11011 is practically unchanged since the 9 o’clock bulletin...
2 :50 p m .-—-Thc president is said to be better than be bill
this time yesterday. The bulletin about to be issued will be 1' yo
sink shortly after 2 (91111012241111! morn-l "
man desires day s work. Nesta
3 private house. bound
done. Mrs.Ave1-y, 117
feroncos Acan '
ford Life Minimal: ‘A
and 6 p. in" 94 ,
'1‘. Jackson. Ass't
Experienc Wag
quire of Mrs. Prentiss,
So Norwalk
oral housework. lnquir
street.
for the famous "Game I .~
slot machine for drinks
sunny. back parlor, furnace heat
bath; board if desired. Two gene ,
men are cred. unsure at 1 Washinc-
ton St. omik
yoga-trams “roe recon or
til-Wham A corhott Factory bulld-
lhna; formerly occupied by the Oouth
Nev-walk Athletic Club and one of the
two floors used by the Graham A Ernst
Olflll‘ do. This room ll especially lil-
ism. for light manufacturing; is
lighted upon three sides. has 2100'
Ids-re foot of floor space and in fur-
nished with steam but. Rent 282. For
furthqr horticulture enquire It the ol-
lion. of the aid Well eluci- Go. Ito ti
. T0 LIV-4‘11 E CHILDREN'S
e,fiith
enquire oi the selections. '11.;28tf
'ro LIV-*4 BOOM AP THEME
ill-st door. 9 and 11 naymm 81.. real
to. nor further colors-en i .
swallow om you”?I colon. is vi“ as
f vo wrenches 1:
improveln tall . .
Edwin W1 92,": ill
Tumor‘evehl‘ _ 1111. Oil
luanleby «illegal 91 crib
Kuwaiti and begin
'ro sears-mammal) mass: 1 I
all at.
“garden, located on the
For particulars QM
envelopes :
lug. Chicago. .
ro‘n sALe—‘rw ensues ,
runaboute in seed running: orll "
centiy painted. pileup; Fred . "
Westport. Conn.’
town, will seei beautiful.
li'uily warranted. fine nth ‘
months also. tells;
2150. it don’t sell“ wl
party use it for care.
core Sentinel oillcc.
suitable for. delievry
shunt 1.100 lbs. Fri
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