“ For ten days e
takes on the We"
lnly auspicious of a'
in the history of the
The decorations
the skillful hand 0
lded by a W“
slemen of the par
g C. A. McNamara.
were featooned
5, while “0'
ed the
namenmtlon .
bars 0
‘ 0‘ the hall 3 artistic Eggtgf‘ ”93?... parish teal]: til",
to ‘
and resneézved far and near by all
is a figure in“ W‘“
range. denomlnuilouannd mm)” of the
and reaching
ribbons and a El ass chande‘ who is b
in ii as lh
at,“ site colors 8.
rtle Shea.
'. gym naps“,
.5, John H nee.
Lillian“ Miss Julia
b on one hide of the
decorated wi
is in charge of‘
dy’ booth is‘ the
ide. ‘
The candy W01
Next the can
of the LEM‘BEVG“
the
his inner M3 w mm“
' Smith'a‘ssumes full c .
‘1" the filial? ls‘n beginning tail“. 0%
construe e first sermon as rector
r and MW at the parish cburc
e
tonne of PHI) auntie Jug;
charm: of Mrs. 0. l eased with th
“‘“ :33“ apart:
l b, lilt e' m
‘ booth. situate; 311:9 mgnibm's of the 22223133
meet with 81'6“ 3““ . “den
t in appearance. . ' ncra.are also v9”, ‘
y plnk all!“t 333%,... that he will accomplish ox
- d is one celle‘nt work have: at
mmfibffil‘m thb The new rec o
c
evening's vestl‘d’ maimed with many
terns. This 15 1“
being constflwm
reen set of! with form; and palms.
in charge 0‘
sslsted by M
McNamara. ‘1
' f i
the colors 0 of scroll
work festoon
an e and will
Migry Shields:
Agneea and (13
par la in charlie 0
iii-mu acts1 as‘
“h Dorm . LIOINBI.
cheatra is to furnish «VOTE FOR
the entire tag-“:3: mu .na-rigum out.» n ‘P ‘° ‘h‘
an
interest of Toy-payers.
in view. of the fact that thsqn
the coat room.
Freeman: 0
music throughout
it struck up.
of all the booths and cam
bier. lira.
tgr‘mnment will be provid-
iit of the fair.
[l‘ A. Mlle.
ed at each niii
umuebi “a“ 2',"
. al‘ 0 ‘
f awakened town received “5'2“ or no!
broom!) was a Will sixth 0' m ”M
m L’Bvo." lie was on have to be “M“ P? roar i l” m
, lid ganglia? union. to 31$? gaypfilfifi 1
My. wound “$03335? invented in" tin) ‘ila
:_ ,. ,‘a in a ' it “Waylon“!
“my Will n0“ ll“ .mrh. 39,01,169 the m.“
. 0min aud- nert if. “ r "
with responded “was license the ;
tlat'who to!" h
w. mm". roman” Excellent
Music. soothe Affair Woo An
admin. on. .
-
the Norwallr Armory.
season it was very
' center of the hall.»
ins
a
{air comvilm
posed of all the mom
‘L Select Rev.
' . P or: Pariah Will
ecorated hall was at Ma ans“ m Honorary optimum“
d theopen- The 'vsatry of. St. Paul’s church “mg
L e
b will a very important meeting last evr
m mm ’ at the Barkley sin-eel. c e
decided to call a parish page“
i do by Friday evening of next the Green.
at the hall ms o’clock at the church on ,
r ' le Rev.
to elect the venerab ‘ ch.
t ladles‘i‘l‘n: 3:3: Bullock rector emeritus of the 103;: at.
inmost-anon ’Whether there will be a so, and
trialled to the office is not known 1
a member of the 'veairy stated ins
night that he was unable
what would be done in mg
a ‘ho matter will be left an
, to decide.
f the parish grealfifil. love
m stand with the very.
Hotel Nor'walk-
tomo row morning.
A
~ ' . ad became acque
"kwlfifgfig monsoon“? Ii‘i‘l: 11;: dock,
" ide w
trimmed in 3““, ‘blegrwalk until the rector!
he we cty tor their occupancy. w
paper ribbons. aexaralndeuyah
ban is in charge, as- church last ~‘Sungay mor
was passe
trimmedfln or» tlgltgil‘walk Congregpir
Misses! gratulating St. 9;“ churn
h and Miss redecoratlon of g g“ its c
no line manner an his action was
meeting of St.
IO
.B. . Accord
crawl: mm".
“P W”? probable. hangout tax
the -‘ my in
u. moi:- :ir'.
The first “caption of the Jeanine:
Atthiatic club. held but even a;
' ‘ was a very pleas-
‘ ant affair. and at the boulnnin
pleasant for the “can
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ to be present.
1°3ng fiiefig‘ggg was very select
all who were present “satay
canton very much. Mus“
ed‘ by; Law's Orchos r d.
stationed in a has draprehe
comprised American (laps and ban
J ‘. p ‘.
are the tickets to :
at the annual town ell cation
and City'of Son
of Hawaii: elect
aapuaLicAN {OWN ,
‘ 3"" hill... A. 3.20....
1‘“ Collect”:
Sidney Guthrie.
Countable?!“ J Good i
R. N. Morehouse. 50%.? J.'l.adrl. im,
a ‘W' 12‘le I
'fhe committee in charge of the at-
ar~0barlee Lane.
I ‘ - Elfin”... \Volk, .l‘igéll.‘
.1; year, Music Hall .the R’fifi‘fil‘dpm‘“ '
‘ d ecmau .‘
t 0! Eja‘vzm‘fiférgl m.‘i'he reception committo
year a
evening onythe’
the opening .of the annual
fair of St. Joseph
L'i‘ha handsomely d
well filled last eve
lug night was eerie
eucaesstul fair t
eclipse all others
. D. Williams?“-
bers of l
W
fro an aileron ememrus.
erland.
Grand Jul-on,
Raymond. Janie
George E.‘ Curtis.
1083.
ir-Ed
mg}; matter of making the Rev. Mn: John F. Device,
Sellegk rector emeritus caulieui‘ig 3:3”
inently simultaneously witt the Rev
sition to extend a call . o r bar 0
Weinysa Smith to become ep
h, _
m Am thgrlllzrl’fev. Mr. Smith and‘1
MN‘ 1“. consisting of his wife an
1,09“. animal in Norwalk "on
more: noon and. are at pres
. Silk.
hryan Ii arts. An
t stool”. S at.
. 11
horse of the 9“"
il be delivered
h on the Green
lie is very (“599“
e beauties of the
elastic. Thorn
the minds Oi
Abiatbar
School Vinita
Alfred
Second Dis
'l‘hll‘d‘ Dlfil
as present at lasl
tins and has 8“
orwalk (inner-688i
im‘oualirh con-
tonal clnn’c .
a parish for the
an 8“
to
an able rector. Sal
at “($2 taken by last niglit'eir res
c n- Paul’s vestry . ad t c tianal
Raglan...“ ‘ be read at the Congress ‘
a chum oi tomorrow John
a “Monday's election
ball gamma that the lac
particularly good be- looked in
ad entirely by t
in; to tho flnlnclal report of
‘ voatrlloqual
' aday’a pap-
the towh printer in Thur ‘ . not
‘ that durial the 9
V w” ore. it ”path: expenditures were
From liquor
it this mm v0“ ‘1
_ its}
Alflmr, .
Venanclo A. Scoliold,
Audlto
r
Charles b: gals]
an“ o Charles W.
School Walton
‘ Harry Rider. ,
School Visitor to Fill Vacancy
Lewis
3. Bears.
Real-um.
Wald E- Go‘h“
pg. Warden:
,. Joseph Cornell.
DEMOGRATIO TOWN TlOKE.
selection”.
collector.
Sidney R. Guthrie.
Colloidal”.
Amnor.
Auditor.
Registrars.
”M... I
CITY OF NORWALK REPUBLlO
Mayor.
George B. Bullion.
Tl‘OI'Urerf
Henry P. Price.
collector,
A. A. Bolts.
City Sheriff.
9,, N. Morehouao.
Auditor.
Charles ill. Curtis.
Councilman:
Wm. F. LOckwood.
5311103 1“. H3“.
Scofleld. ‘ William in. 0
R0 ilifar,
Charles
inspect
Mayo!»
Edward Bar-roll.
any Treasurer.
Minot ‘3. Smith,
Collector.
Reed ii. Firm.
0“! flifl‘lfl,
[Amy Adams.
Auditor.
Willltm *3. W
inspector
0
. A lain i; lhme ‘
gr-llorwalk. Stamford and
New York e—Animal p, put
llirough Shifting Process
in latter Oily
The following. was printed in the
Stamford Advocate. yesterday.
illiill who chased the horse thief was
Andrew Noouan, and not Chief Voil-
Tho reason the latter did not
arrest the man on the dock was be-
uiluse he received a telegram from New
York authorities not to do so:
‘i'l‘bo horse mystery which is intorésl-
luil the police departments of Brook-
Iyu_ New York. Norwalk and Stamford
Facts brought out last
night by the efforts of the local police
tend lo thicken the plot.
The big iron gray stolen from Fred-
erick Reach. a Brooklyn
early in the week. seams to be noth-
ing short of a will-o’-fbc—wiep, it vau-
iahed from the vision of Chief Volliner
of the Norwalk force when he was
about to close his hands upon it Tues-
li was located again last
night by the local police; but. 10! when
they came to look the animal over, it
turned out to be a gray mare instead.
Thus the plot thickens, and the rays-
tery of the disappearance of
Beach’s horse from in front of the res-
idcnce of a customer in Brooklyn rc-
-innlns unsolved.
The developments last night were
not uninteresting. Early in the oven-
lag, Policeman Daniel Hickey brought
in Charles Gunilla. of Pacific street.
and Gentile was questioned closely in
Chief Brennan's nfl’lrc.
the mysterious man who was in wall-
ing for tlieygruy at the docks of tho
Norwalk Steamboat Company. 'l‘ues-
day night, and loci no time cuddling
the horse and getting away from Now
walk. The investigation by the Slam-
fonl,pollce'brouxht out the ram that
(itsllllc was hired in Sinmiord to new
form this work. and was directed u.
take flux animal to a humin the Ron-
'l‘he horse was consign-
ed to a mythical person, and Gentile
had instructions _to represent himself
as that person‘s ugont.
freight charges and received a receipt
{The receipt is now in the hands of
Chief Brennan.
it transpires that Chief Vollnwr was
w’aivhlng Gentile during the lil‘LXitietl'
ing at the steamboat dork. The young
man drove over in Norwalk in tho of.
ici'uccn. carrying a middle with him.
liv arrived at the sic-.anilxini dock some
lime before the steamer got in, Mean- ‘
time Chief Vollmor got a wire from
the New York delusilvcs. givlno a din:
rripliou of the animal. and asking him
it) be on the lookout.
not to the dock before the limit and
kept an cye on (louiilv. The chief saw
the young man claim animal and pay
He was sure the ani-
mal Gentile was cuddling was
ploce of horsefiauh the New York dc~
lculives wanted. .
lint the chief. it deems, had not our-
. rind his investigation for enough to on
certain the sex of the animal.
Vollmcr wanted to catch the supposed
nuiprii red—banded.
him under arrest there and than. he
donlded to follow him to Stamford.
impacting to be able to make a bigger
. to» 5 mmlnlonur,
kavmmlfllondr .
Richard‘lyouibiu. ' ‘
Thomas Robina. .
11.. hompaon. Alfred Brown,
rtaln... Harry W. Mather.
Bur
til Norwalk any
loos, blond“: 3
meager.
3030“ of ill
- bunny Dis-
‘ a Mllillll Ago,
and ii situation of His
.5, bill Being Made
L. Burr. formerly manor
orwaik Box Company, is
losing and the stockhold-
ers of the mummy Would at present
like very in ch to locate him, as an in-
vestigation tine books of the calm
puny had shown that his accounts are
somewhat t idiom-and it is rumored
that a porno of the funds of the com-
pany has an on that his accounts are
has been in using since the first of
September. t a matter has been kept
all it is only within the
‘ that rumors of tangled
.ltll!UllIiC3.‘hBV not OiltHllle the coin-
growa deepcl'.
Jacob B. Rnym
John J. Higgins, PM few day
thouy C. Guano.
Grand Jurors.
Wardwi‘u.
William F. Mame"
«Will
, .. ‘ hit. Blu‘r ii on while here at 9 liléh
“9”” mi ,Norwalii. with his wife.
who roundly . ovcd from Dnnbury. Ho
pooled in tho commun-
. lib quiet, .riomeslic into.
it could have had tor the
iralnsimld tohave been made on the
nude of the c acorn cannot be learn-
Wbeu he left town he 31qu out
18 was to move to Now
fork for the purpose of representing
We company th‘erebut ho has not been
icon or heard f om since leaving here.
A repenter for The Sentinel. called
the Box Corn nny‘o office this morn~
e of ascertaining the
Henry 13‘. Clark
.sidoni of the company. who is aci-
g as manager of the concern since
'. liurr left, w s not inclined to talk
out the matter on the grounds of em-
‘r. Barr's family.
did not be u certained what
haunt of the al oped shortage in. nor
w it came a
lwcvel‘, that Mi
3; since the fir
lit his present
istreot,‘ South .
lain wnrdwell‘. ‘
* ‘ama or Miler.
James Sutherland. .. .Dudloy E
\ “Ham 3. wucox.
Wi Visitor, Full Term.
Blanchard.
r, to Fill Vacancy.
A. Hoosaon.
.lic story that
ot’vflernard 0. Form
First Dmnlrict—maniei' K
rictwlohn Keogh.
Tree Warden‘
Hickson W. Cole.
up; for the par
liurr had been mil-1:.
i of September and
liarsobouts are un-
plmhlng has b :l done about an.
banality Mr. Bi W and he will prob-
y be ullowod to remain in peace
F. God .rovor be In...
Ed, H. March
the freight bill.
David
y is ownnd by Dunbury
pic. tho pillow ' '
Clark, preside
"cinry and [Pull mm“.
clorfiub I ,
' A Spoils
a as
o Gathering of Young )ooplo in
the South No elk Baptist
. Ghasmar.
or of Election»
W. 'Greonréood.
tor Commlfl “9."
waeorle 1,. BMW“ ‘
Tmouror of Water Fund.
‘ Henry 1’. P3100-
on court-i nonwam proposal
at. andll'. A. Rina,
The local police were ignorant of
mortal these facts at this time. They
had been warned to be on the lookout _'
for a my horse, but had little to
work one, and were somewhat at sea
0n the way in Stamfordflblof Voll‘
mar lost track of, Gentile.
“ When the officer arrived here. and
the facts became known to (brief Broo-
uaa, he immediately put souls of his
men to work on. the ones. They were 0
not long in finding that Gentile who i
the. mysterious man who claimed the
burnout Norwallr. ,‘l‘hsy arcovlalnad.
in». that Gentlladld not pm iii-ouch. 0
ihe‘cen‘tec with the animal. buttock a ll
- abort out to Rollin)
within» instruo
animal at the
the conclusion of the purines: »
or club. of‘tho
Norwaik Bap lat Church. inst
ion was the for
Rev. Dr. bowl ‘F..Buell, pastor
Conventional
‘ glddl‘éht '
: emit. B. 0
Good of
lag of the Dec
all. a social eel
. Booth Norwai
«‘1'. while 1. the
spoke on "T a
club voted #60 Willard iii
of‘the churoh and ‘allo
a minim» »l .
tinn- "WON sun
f Elections,
“it... spill.
,reini‘ah Man.
fighggmfiv Smith.
"'il'libi
lib ry.‘ , in unrivalled 3
, A ”‘6
WWW"! Rainbow ‘ brim .and‘ re-
iurnodwlthv anothor borne in Slain;
ford. ~.'i‘hlalatter.;licree was dellvczed .
a dominance of barium‘ which -
~ , wail boinsawatchod over
I time, is was. not bdggdoli
i aluminium ‘ ‘
"thighs” i... p
I
sierra
smith
‘ ma :‘aflmmla't poor,
‘ Jame: it. in
nonrandom.
batman... Etienne B
.,.l{oilflh0m diudolph
W
darn stun , _.
up
r _
instead of plnoln
p lofilbc my ‘
lo‘l
We..." Mum.“ ...._......
Shir limiting—Sin , *-
. Sold Milli.“ Power ;
German naval-nmont Has An Empioyo
of the Germanic! Workn Under
- ,sulpiolqn for the Deed.
_ O ‘ .
me‘fi‘ Oct. 1.—~Althoueb. the direct-
of «the Harmonia. shipbuilding
Works said yesterday that Kerr Bark-
moycr, chief of the confidential bu-
reau of the Germanic Worko, had not
can arm for selling military so
crqts to a foreign power. it appears
to be nevertheless true that he is un-;
der suspicion of selling the plans of
ships to another German firm, and it
is known the German navy depart-
ments perfected plans for the construct
tion of submarine boats have in some
manner come into the possession of
the Russian government.
through Burkmeyer or not is not clear.
The navy department has been experi-
menting for twa years with submarine
hunts and committed a. design, some
moufirs‘ago, for a now oilbmnrlneboat
to the Germanic works to execute.
it is a copy of this plot: that is re-
ported to have reached Russia.
VETERAN WOOD HAS A FALL.
Gilles-u
.Raddfii
to. llava a New .969.
.charding lilo Stealth"
vessels of ‘ lie-tho
donlcmplale‘ Silvio
~Minoan the great number of
and improvements which h .
. mado at tile’Rhilel Oysterac
plant is an important inn «at!
promises to be quite a tea 7 .
company when it is in worklu
The concern is to enter th
business and is now having a
filled up on the wharf upsta’
tho smaller opening shop.
lierciomre the boats of the lit
have bit-u purchasing their prov . fl
anywhere and everywhere lllldj'DBYi
all sorts of prices for themaa _ ,
Ml‘. W006 is 8 painter and IE widely ' bills resulting have been consld mill?
hi“:l‘.’lL'l'. and the quality of income
loss and meats rather poorer lhail‘ili
Last One Arm During the Civil War»
i and Had the Other Ono Broken.
(latch Wood. of (“love avenue, blunt
Norwalk, Was seriously hurt yesterday
by falling from a ladder, while pulpi-
lug and tours are cplel‘talned by his
family that ho may nm romvci-
known all over ‘i no Nol‘wallirl.
a veteran of the Civil War and a mem-
ber of Douglas Fowler Post.
one arm during the war.
While engaged at work yesterday.
tho ladder upon which he was standing
slipped and allowed Mr. Wood to foil
to the ground. He struck heavily on
his shoulder blade. which was brolfen
lie was also badly
mark etmnn.
A grocery department will >
to the concern and a atorekec erwvl
be placed in charge of it.
also be a large icebox constructed‘lorr ‘
(he'stoi'age of meals and other pcrls
able goods. When the boats come in
the harbor they will make requisitifi
on tho slorekecper for such rational“
are needed for one. mm or three on
as the case may be. ‘
Manager William F. Hoyt believes.
that not only can there be quite a save
ing of money in this way, but the calm”
pany will be able to provide better
food for the men on their boats.
'l‘he storekeeper will sleep in the
building. so as to be ready to fit out
the boats at any hour of the do
night when needed.
by the impact.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-JO BE SOLD AT
private auction, bed room suits, new
i900 washing machine,
kitchen utensils. commencing Oct. 1st,
27 Elm street. Norwalk.
FOR BALE—SALE OF TABLES.
chairs. beds. dishes, \table cloths,
sheets, piano. chairs. lamps. etc. at
store In Randall's block. East Nor-
Walk; from four to eight o'clock, on
Saturday. Oct. lat.
nearly new and will be sold at a bar.
J. S. Randall.
(lentils was
4100 REWARD. ~ ,
The Knob Outinz’Cluli offers a.
ward of $100 for the arrest and-con
victim of the party or parties, wh
sometime between Sunday. Sept.‘
at 6 p. 111.. and Monday. at 7 p. are
overturned and destroyed the sludge cons
of "Mercury.“ and the Reindeer. ‘
lilcilARD ‘HLfiOLDEN.
These goods are
.. -e... .. M--. M...
FOR 3ALE~A PARLOR STOVE. A
Art Garland. suitable for
re, Prim reasonable. En:
e Mrs. (l. Gerrish, 35 Stuar
nus, {vol-walk,’Ct. " '
WANTED.
WANTED—A coox AND LAUN~.
dress for family of six, Good warm
to right party. Enquire at 10 Wes
roe SALE4~HOTEL LYNX. road.
“0 bold u“ Ell'ly Hotel ilamllion. inquire at 38 So.
FOR 3ALE-HOUSES AND BiliLD-
in»: lots. in. A Woodward.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
iF‘ YOU HAVE ANY STOVES OB
ranges that need repairs. send postal
0 ll. 0. Thompson, 26 East Ava,
East Norwaik. Can furnish repairs for
any stove made. Furnaces also clean-q
ed and repaired.
WANTED-«PUPILS. A CLASS 0
six to learn a nice paying business
Business or branches of it taught reap
sounble. $5.00 up. day or evenln
call soon. 66 So, Main St. Mada
WANTED-Joianron Gunman
snail family.
Mme. V. langonesscr, Rn.
Beyiuour avenue, South Norwalli. oi '
Clue! Vollmer
J. A. RUDDER. PRACTICAL PAINT.
or. Paper Hanger and Decorator. Ecli-
Addreen, Madison
mates submitted WANTED ~ SEWING MACH!!!”
street;”foot of Franklin. operators wanted. None but opp
cucod hands need apply. p
Curtis and Comatock. 82 Knight 3
éNbryvalk, Cantu,
filo
PROFESSIONAL.
MADAME MURRAY ~— T
fecal: roandkod.» hard lines
it n
““3 " ”uglyf'wfigifig“5:33;;Istair-mu dera. bill West 24th or
our hair. moles. warts removed by 70"“
Scalp treatment. An
electric ‘bt‘aehiau with every shampm,
nyenlc toilet preparations. Consulta-
Madnm l’raucea Murray. ,.
an 80. Main St. ‘
wameo 4- sram sumonn‘ 1
Chief steady work, ll hours. and 34 502p
A ply MoKeiv‘sy it Christie
”u...“ n... -.~.......m~.... . . .
WANTED-«ll wonnuwro u “
house work A good home
lhl person. Address P. ‘0 ,.
246. Dorian. Qoua. :
wmrhmuas’iwil
wishes lie announce that, he
making school is now open at
Havilaad 8t. .
Miss V-ERNAM “all To Mb
nuance that she will open her dancing
plans in the from Assembly Hall. on
denim. October rill. It
.‘Fbm‘lqu1-.fl¥h.nitv W...“
was? a man: you “72-.
, nut, and teacher.
as am prise {graduation dip m
the paramount-valor"! ado-lo
WANtfinwi 003.3 d m N ’l'
workJor premiums. populating “ ‘
. cycled. manpower. more!
.riu choirs. dinnarrimd tau iota.
ii: ‘b 8.? if
roe
h. Plait will porn
stills behind-lisp
Norwalk Chronicler