appealed to the janitor to nice iAtAbe
visitor, siAiylnfi orchid litre Ii» in
Hoyner ordered Martin to leave the
The rue fought do... two
lulu
flights of 9“th H'nyn do the
~~im and dosh into his A nrtlnents.
seized n revolver. and tired two shots.
' ii ner surrendered himself the
a; _ 11119.5 he rhot in self udder».
" 9 v.-
E AST 1113111.. September :9
~99dwnrd Brown oblored was shot
and totally wounded in the street by
n number i: citizens last ulshl. Halt
A an hour betore that Annie (131.63,ng
is; earned rushing into n saloon crying
‘ that a negro had been chasing her A
W S STURTEVANT
Main and Ann Sis.
$1.00 quality for so cents.
wm‘r‘n WArsr‘s
“ '$A.oo quality for so cents.
LINEN slums.
onE Sum-rs.
udmbor of men started on n senrch
dually capturius liirown. whom the
girl .1tu identified. lie was turned
over to a policeman And the patrol
ungon‘ summoned, While being driven
to the police station Brown jumped
cut of the wagon and ran. Citizens
audio cers pursued firing at the flee-
ing no Two bullets bldugbt him
to the ground and he died twenty min.
utcs inter. ‘
south Norwalk Conn.
NEGRO VAGRAH‘T To BE SOLD.
siisnnvvrtnn ..,Ky September 5—-
Fisher Million. it home, who was in-
dicted in 1901 (or vngrnnohi end who
has since been at longs. has been esp-
tutor! in hawrencebura and tried be«
i‘ore Judge Davis 1n. the county court.
The judge returned a verdict oi guilty
and fixed 1111 (yunlohment at being
sold into ser do for a period oi 12
months.- the hi best penulty He will
be put Qn ihé oak and sold into servi-
tude by the nberiit if a purchasercs
be' found. The oliiolnls hardly Ano
what to do in the event of no sale.
JEWISH COLOHIZATIOHIBT8
Detailed 3...... Sheet of Baron De
‘ ‘ Hull-solve Trent Fund. ,
NEW YORK September 5~v~A detail-
edbslane sheetsttboecenontsoi
the raved:
the trust wanted by the intake: zone
Hirsch with the donation of $5 .990.-
000 for the purpose at helping the or»
religionists. has Just been made public
for the first time since its establish-
ment. The newclstlon is best known
by its {emotion 01 colonies oi the Ar-
gentlnn.1{ithortn the accounts have
been kept absolutely seer
The balance shows that $2 019. 697
wns spgnt in 1991 and seven sights of
this sum was obtained by interest and
one night by drawing on the melts].
heAryentlne pro ct roughly. cost
lost your 8280. 0009
$195. 000 {or purchue or new land for
Y1
.-
p poses. American orgnnlsst on re-
:3 1393 810.000 ‘31?” 1;! s32“ 23:13:.
. way onn or
' ‘ béie spittiemcnt of individual“
(lino...
At Half Price.
998' ”W1!
”whoa“. 85.000 on
inns in Wllinn end 890
90911 Iidm.
1 molecule. the school's cont {1
tiered
Colonization Association. ’
or direct relish.
colohlpe. and repeat on ndmiulsirstiyoa9
A e{121150.090 tor erection 1M
‘v‘ns swim in enliven
._ 33. .
tine rarely“ a: .000 tor schools 330.. -
all“1 #1139 willie Asia Minor
rd 1: ‘ e'rknb'le items in the
nts creme loss for the wes9srs or
‘ P
ed thntn
uly and Eng
tlon.
rein! line between 11-
Alli soon be in opera.
NEw voumcimonoo poll LEVARD
win in 1.. chliLlndon To Make
' tlon ll Automobile.
NEW YORK isopt lS-At afirst step
toward the col motion at it New
York Chicago ll ulevard. William L.
Dickinson. troopers: of: the<New York
and Chicago ltIEad- Association. will
start for the tier city today in an
automobile. will report to the
association nltdr it close inspection or
the road. ‘= 5:
While the Issoclntlon has. been
working duleiil tor, several months.
the unicorn he a enlistoditho support
of 1.234 personal and associations along
the route. silo whomcmnd‘rosdy w-
lend..thelr old‘ in: logislntlng' tor the
highway when l he proper-albino comes.
Martin "Deon general director of.
the. road inquli .ot the agricultureal
department, in? been asked by his
bureau to .inwstlgate the matter of
building this road Dodge in enthus-
isntie. and town that the government
will defray 96 per cent at the cost of
construction. .-
lt is not the first time thnt the gov
ornment has interested itself in a
movement or this kind. in 1826 of-
ficer s 0! this saline department expend.
ed $4 .,900 090 iii the road between.
Washington and St..1..ouls, which was
abandoned with the introduction of
rnlerondu
Mr; Dickensdn' :1 plan was to careful-
iy Wot eveI i‘ly bit of hinhway along
'lhe route
lTALlAN sHII9s canoe on FIRE.
I hr; -
For flirty De ‘ ‘
Ant
, to Lye .
VICTORIA F1 0: September'du‘
For thirty day dur‘lng her trip from
Comics to Adelaide Australia the our-
:0 of the ltnllun ship Pasquale [Janro
was on tire and the crew was in tear.
of the tire hr9sking out at any mo-
ment. The lir started in the begin-
ning of July m d it was not until in?
end of the monlrh that the vessel ranch
ed her destination. The .‘hntc es he'd
tube Ainstened own and the sh p kept
under rested dolls. The provisions
we‘re destroyd And the feet of the
members of t; e crew were scorched
when theywws had on the decks.
ON LAKE WTARIO
N. 11.. Sdpte‘mbor 5-—
s experiencing a‘rstortn
“1:91 m inteirupted navilotion tor
we eye. The steamer Ces-
pied], much i it Bummervllle yester
eddy. tor Port opp, ‘wne unable to get
«on very for n u had to return to port.
The Bloomer ortli King plying be
‘ mills and moronic wds
yesterday. 1) t Will make another at
tempt to ci e today The Wind last
night was at hurricane velocity and
tide morning ihowud little signs of ob
It , .
nos Aries us, cant. sépten'nier '5
dunno-£5 the
dent of Ties Tslu {to China.
were tired. chnm‘jisirn w
Aliln‘glisb, French and Japanese, retired
‘9nnliy to the tor-cigar monument. each , -
‘ lonelgn troops lrdrn Shanghai
~A wants to march out ’iirst Germany is
‘ funny ploy on entirely new lines and
compelled lo‘rci’nsln in port all tiny.
A their cream to! arm
A the president and party will dmpl'ml'm
3199:9111 oer which”
will in limb“ to a «Penumbra-Io
0o W . {it Washington the
LE?“ to lhe‘lptolléé
”to “A A _ m r
"dghrough thcopun‘iu
‘ den will travel
1‘ Invalid sIII' IllIuIl
‘ Aral 999 ‘
‘lilch
5" ‘Ths’t‘d “WW: I
proceedings ‘
rolsn
o bdn’quct finished
The vnrious Idetughnwii.
troops iornii’dg the garrison.
with bands playing and colors living:
In the matter 0! evacuations. the
next step will be the withdrawn or the
There.
hoWevc-r. the jealousies of the powers
offer a troublesome barrier No one
said to have stated that unless all
tour states are absolutely agreed there
can be no serious tnlh of evacuation.
Floods have caused heavy loss or
life and property in some 0 he dis~
trlcts of dollops 111A “Hiroshim ..-seven—
tynlne persons lost their lives. and
twiniy-nine were injured while many
houses were washed away nnd vessels
were wrecked.
ed to death. eleven washed nwuy with
tbicr houses and seventeen injured.
Ber oral thouuond houses were inundu
ted. in Slomo province twenty-four per.
sons were drowned and tour crushed to
death , , ,
General Sharett- the American
commissioner for the customs revision.
hos . received instructions to return
home and also has been ordered to sub-
mlt the document to. the American oon~
sol at Shanghai. Cholera. has claimed
many victims along the Asiatic.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
- = . ‘7'“?
WEARY WILLIE WALKER.
Tonight at Hoyt’ss'l‘bentre, Weary
Willie Walker, the season‘s hit in runs-
ical comedy, Will be presented by s.
company of laugh-makers seldom seen
together in one organization. While
there has. of late years. been n surlcit
oiiinroe comedies. yet in Weary Wil-
lie‘ there in A radical departure from
the old, worn-out methods of the force
comedy, and the author oi this mod
ern cyclone of fun mirth and merri
ment has constructed this screemingly
in A manner that will be more than
appreciated by the play goers
MAY FlsKE COMPANY.
An exchange says 01 the May Fiskc
Company which will be at iioyt's
Theatre all next week:
The May Flake Company brought the
first week of the two weeko' engage
rtui class Saturday evening. The corn-
pnny has heongmluyl'nx to crowded
houses at every moriormnnce. the B.
R 0 also being frequently displayed
Miss Flake has tilde a great bit not
alone by her winning ways but nlso
by her singing and acting. Saturday
evening. at the close at the first not.
she son: splendidly. “My Pluky Funky
Lonvi’ end so great was. the applause
that she had to twice respond to an
encore. Ladies and children have ht-
tended the matinee performances in
grout niimbcrs special pains having
been taken by the management or the
company, to produce only such pinys
as would be pleasing to them
STARTED, r n wneumerour’ I
Padded: Roe” volt em Oytter Bay
r "MO 1-1)!
OYSTER BAY. N 11.. Sept. 5....
president. accompanied by Mrs
. volt nod the children. lefty on board the of
Sybil: at 9: 26 A. m.
inndedant New York ind t3; mph mil
V»
Wuhlnm av:
tn
o
s
that idem
ii‘iie mm
epresldent. is as follows:
in Ynmngusgba seven- _
tyne-light were drowned, thirteen crush- A,
moot at tho.0peru House to a success-
use. mun and Kermit 11111.: a.
1.11 Aboliti- medium .
mi from
thy Kins Edvard
some of Print and Ging
admirable school «aprons.
or blue ribbons;
an ideal Bath Towel.
size. 27x50 inches. 50 cts each.
straightening out. orithe new open eiqp‘tcted. There see
urn. pretty. bright patterns in ,
pink and white and hide nod white, as and 5°. etc. A
White Lawn Dresses. low-necked. There is quite a
variety of theirs. and many choice ones among them.
After :1 While when cooler weather comes. they will make
Remember the Stationery and the 1 School Supplies.
Lots of handy articles on the center counter.)
- collected in
1
pure White Lawn, we‘ll made, very full and trim»
tuned with chilies. 15 eta... .A A.
White Lawn. puffed waists with hemstitclnng and
embroidery, Sr. 00. These Aurore $1. so and $2.00. -
Mother Hubbard Dresses trio-lined with insertion and
' lace. very dainty little gowns, $1 25.
Anuszzellaneons ascortrgent of little Dresses. sonic
with puffed waists, others in Mother Hubbard style. all
low-necked and with short sleeves. at varying prices. They
are trimmed with lace and embroidery. also with pink
FOR THE BAHI.’ “ ‘ “ ,
The Rubdry Towel which Agcgme to us ,a novelty a
year or so ago, has become a friend “and grows "i. * favor.
It laundens perfectly. and its absorbent qualities make it
Price so cts.
'l‘he Aercel Wash Cloth is another good thing, “hav
ing the qualities of a sponge and the advantages of a cloth. ”
‘ It' 18 elastic and handles easily, and owing to its construc-
tion can" be thorOugl'i'ly- cleansed.‘ Price 5 cts.
Bath Mats in all colors, nice, thick, heavy ones. in
M
THE D. H. READ COMPANY.
HEW CANAANITEB 1H PERIL.
Boat Upset st Cove, Ami Reached
Shorewvith Great Difficulty.
About midnight, yesterday, George
W. Toms and his son Seth B. and
Charles. Who live in Weed Avenue on
the brink at the Cove Pond. were
roused from their slumber by cries as
or persons in distress says the Stum-
ford Advocnie. The men throw on
some clothing and hastened from the
house to the Pondmwhence the cries
coins. They were joined by Joseph
Pnlgbt a neighbor who had also
heard the cries. The party obtained
intents and put out in row boats to
wards the open gates of the dnm
whence the cries come continually
calling out to ascertain who was there
fiend what was ibeumttcr. There was no
“response to their c as. a stream
was rushl dk‘tbroug the en noted
the pond, in ‘0. Will: and itron‘g‘.
‘1 curr n1. lithe party odunhlddd that
s; were 6: wind one Who lied
1: arm to been laid thgrgit
Bound. 'l‘hil balls
at immoddhlp morning; when 11’:.
hound nest the we. fl'he matter was
'v trill: door. end
11:9
' me its: mounting”?
or “no
still.
oi
bee cell ht in tire currentwnd tonne
WWW all it 3
sins of n v’iidttored row-host were
“to? “739919 :1
Bridgeport. Conn.
BROOKLAAWH COUNTRY CLUB.
Invitation Amateur Tournament to be
Held in Bridgeport October 15-18.
. The invitation amateur tournament
of the Brooklawn Country Club will
he held in Bridgeport. October 15-18.
and announcements for the altalr were
received in Nor-walk today. The new
tests are uopen to all members of clubs
iu'vbeu 21G 11.. Entries for the
Brooklawh. cup will close at 6 p. to.
Monday. October 13111. Entries tor the
ioursornes close Friday noon, October
1711i. All events are scratch. and are
as follows:
1. Brooklswn Cup
Runner up—Sllyer Medal
Berta, qualityins score-“Gold
2. Consolation Mulch
Prise-«~11 out). ’
Runner up-«Sllver medal.
3. Foursome competition.
' Friar-Clip to each member of
winning turn.
A Team must be tron) same
. cl No on can enter more
'l‘ile schedule In. 131191“:
WEDNESDAY devotion 15.
. a; , ‘ ‘i '.
ii: 30 a. m.-b‘lrit nil Brooklswn
cop. is talent
Bacon 4! round
Stipend, round
63 11199091 9h” "
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Norwalk Chronicler