‘ spending the day, in Bridgeport
[spending the week with friends in
Denbury
‘ llnm W Jayne in First street. .
Gale Wood .
atéha Riveraid lls
uel Hull is 111‘ Danhury toasty if:
his luck behind the bet 1
rs. memson. of Fort street,
“George Stevous, of asavle'w avenue,
spent yesterday in New York city. Ollie
Elmer Benedict. of Osborn avenue,
guest of earth in Norwalk.1
be born to Mr. “and
‘ M .H‘ari‘y .icnuing of {love avenue. "h
Miner. Gamble. sch sumac (lam
1 isitlug fricn .
ter 111111111. Baldwin. of East
Nolwnllr, is visiting relatives in Don-*1 ‘1
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Mrs. M. I) Randall and daughter are
Clifford Randall has been entertain-
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.i'oii‘could get out of him 81 out
1 enlisted intense pain.
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The M1- 1
hhred and when “a”
‘New York Ni‘ghtini‘rain'
1Wiillard's, H W .
rushing to the
cruing 11 glass 0
ins his cousin Raymond Miller. of liahly saved his
Frceport 1.
iii. E. Gorhum is painting the rosi-
dances of Carl A. Anderson and WH-
Hampton Taylor has retu1 nod to his
home in Rov‘van‘ street atte1 11 few days? 11
visit with relatives in Saugatuck ,
James Houlihan, of Betta Place has
returned to his Work1 in Trowbridge’ s
box factory after a week’s illness. «1’:
Mrs. I‘red Latvia. of Jersey City
Heights, formerly of Belts Place, has
recovered from 11 severe. illness. 1'
Miss Smith of Bradford Station,1N.
Y. is the guest of Miss Lottie nose: of
good at her home in Hawkins ave , .
*Fireworks {1 0m Hefner? s are
in duality and price Phone 13
The two mast schooner Lucy Ha
mend from Tls i1ry.Mass.. is unloa
ing a load of lumher at: Hatch dc B ,
lay a dock
James L. Hoyt and W. A. Bron
wheeled to Bhippan Point yeater;
and thoroughly enjoyed an oyster
put at this resort.
Miss May Selleck, of the
Boulevard, hasaimost entirel
ad from her illness of append,
is able to be about again
Mr. Smith from Baltimore.
in town calling on friends, ape
tcrday the111gnest-. of W A. Brat
his home in First of r '
, 1 J. , B undag
lnma 113111 d
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on was 61qu cents. _ ,
orange of mmlo‘fev WNW a ‘ ' ' '
Frank I) Layton spent yesterday in
Bridgeport on huslneas.
Councilman Jesse M. Ferris is in
Hartford on a 11113111131111;th 1';
John McNamara. of Dnnb‘ury, is in
South Norwalk 9 business today.
1111‘» and Mrs, Hoyle. of Florida
are stopping at the Mahackemo hotel
, Mrs H. H. Barrett, of Norwalk was
diallington friends in Danhury yester-
. y_ _
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rowan and
. “1.111111; of South .Norwaih“. spent Sunday
in Westpor‘t.
1“" ‘ Tax Collector Frederick Quintard
“will returnetoday from an outing at
am‘ ‘ McKay, of Boynton Fla.
asvheen a1 Vihlml‘ with 1.HW
l‘ Silvermlne.
Cherry. formerly of the Thirtleth regi-
‘ investigating Major Gardiner' s charges
was with fifteen men when they killed
1 if the reply tended iwincriminate him.
KGuthris “
prises natives by using force or they
.1 money is. Either so admit. or send
' an energetic ofice‘l‘.
‘ have arranged
is via: July 311 nd retni'hing the fol-
' Mrs Joseph Griffin of Brooklyny;
Merry Testifies Today 111. charges
' of cruelty. ‘1
MANILA. June 25~Lloutennnt New.
meat: of volunteers, Major Cornelius
Gnrdiners regiment and formerly on
duty in Tnyabas province. Luzon, tes-
tified today before the board which is
of cruelty against American officers
and‘soldiers. flzhe witness refused to
reply when the'11recorder asked if he
nine 11111111111011.0119“! Theodore J.
Wint of the Sixth Gawain). president
of the hoard said he need not unawar-
0n those grounds Lieutenant Newbor-
1y refused to answer the Madden. Lat-
er the witness said HM?» on one occa~
short he was sent to Malolos, province
of Bnlscan, with a toms of troops. to
capture some money. H did not treat
the guides cruelly. 31
? Liuetsnant Newberry was , than
0 Major Gardner’s post:- latter.
hook. contaminant: follmying: f‘lrm
will neyer tell where Mathias or the
BIKER."
empany
tour thriller: inland
(comm 1...... “first rage).
BLAKE—unlhlzv.
Rev. William Meher’ Perform Cere-
‘ many at St. Johepn'a.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude
Frances Riley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Riley. of Man 1 Znndt
street, East Norwalk, to Henry J
Blake, sun of Mr. and Mrs P. Blake
of ‘Betbel, was solei‘nlzed this morn-
ing at 10 o’clock in St. Joseph 15 Chulch
the rector, Rev. William'- Mailer, per-
forming the ceremony. The wedding
was a private one. being witnessed by
the immediate relatives and ‘a few
friends of the couple. '
The bride was atthfed in a handsome
gown of mousseiine the sole over inf
feta silk trimmed with silk applique
She wore a picture hunt and carried a
bouquet of bridal roses. Her sister
Miss Mamie Riley. the bridesmaid.
has attirodr‘ina gown of French mnlle,
trimmed With applique over tomato
Gilli. She also Were a picture but and
carried a bouquet of daisies Joseph
comm. of Bethal the groom's cousin
acted as. best man. 1
131After the ceremony a reception Was
tendered the couple and their immedi-
ate relatives at the bride's home in
diam Norwalk Mr. and Mrs Blake
left on a late train this afternoon for
a weeks honeymoon in Boston and
vicinity. Upon their return they will
reside in handsomely furnish had apart
meats in Core ayenne, East Norw‘al
h bride and groom were1the reel
of many handsome and useful
presents.. -1
Among the out of town guests war
Mr. and Mrs. P. Blake. Miss Elizabeth
Blake and W J. Cnlhane of- Bethel;
Mrs. homes Po‘arsaiio! Ne‘v‘lark
‘ gan . balloting
91’ the presents were 11111111111101.1111 cost-
ill. ,1 The bride and groom took the
12. 65 train for a short tour after Which
they will go to their summer so'm‘e '
near Providence. R. L
THOMPSON NOMiNATED.
w. . Bryan Was amen, But Declined
the Honor.
GRAND ISLAND. Neil" June S—At 4
o c'lock this morning Senator Allen ad-
dressed the Populist convention, malt-1
ing a strong plea for the nomination
of William J. Brynn for governor. A
delegate mounted a chair and moved
that Mr. Brynn be nominated by accla-
motion. The motion was carried in
the midst of cheering and applause.
The conference committee was inform-
ed to not! I? the Democratic canyon-
tion of ingestion of the reasons Five
minute liter, before the. Democrats
knew of the action of the other con-
sentlon. C J. Slum hppeared and an—
nOunced his Willingness to Withdraw
in favor of anybody 1Who could be nom-
inated by the two bodies. The proposi-
tion was receive‘d‘ wnh a chorus of.
“noes- 1' ‘VH-iv
The Democratic convention was not-
ifled or the nomination of William Jen.
nings Bryan. by the Populists. and the
withdrawal of Harringtonmhlr asy-
lor, who had been nominated- by the
Democrats expressed his Wllifngheadto
withdrawi or stand for time nomination
at the plenum-cot the convention. Mr.
. d it
the same time declined to not him
ed himself. The convention then
whltgi’ Hal-Hug
Friend-Won say rthe' old nilserns
goes to sleep in church [any “in
How did youarranxeit? 11 ..
Norwalk Chronicler