, . y
and night; I'MI‘ r
' Maine: light southerly
.4 winds. ,.
Entered at the south Norwaiil'. _
PostvOillce as second Glass Alerter.
AGAIIIIIII Merchants Witnesaed
I .. secured Six HsAlaln the liens \
on the Speedwey Yesterday,
Willi Captain Second
‘ ' There was some very fine trotting"
’ yesterday afternoon (in the' speedway
in Blast Nolwslk, and some of the best v
horses in town competed. Among the . v
Animals were milled Tuttllle. owned ROIII‘OSOIIIIIIVQS From A" PM“
by James Lehotsky; Theodosia Olson's 'ol IIIO SIIIO II) COIN”, WIIII
Captain; Robin, owned by William F. AOI‘IO III Park ‘cnyfln‘w
Day to Be Considered ,
Coggswella Thomas Quinla'n'ls Three
C‘s. and Reamer, owned by Fred Wa-
BRiDGEPORT. July 2ft.-—Next Bulb
day lot-Eagles Hall on Madison ave-
the Act, Anti After A Struggle
Mill Idea Were Arrested
”Ia-um»...
Henry Weston, a Baltimore man.
with $10 or $12. and a New Haven
man, named Joseph Stanshull, became
acquainted in Norwaik yesterday, and
celebrated by getting drunk "
iCaptain R. 'N. Morehouse met the
pair in Main street about 9:30 o'clock
last night. and \vas Just in time to save
at least a portion of Weston's little
roll. Weston had a 82 bill in his
hand and Stansball made a. grab for it.
CaptAin Morsbouso saw the trans-
action and made Stanshllll return the
Frederick;
. lord
Mas" Louisa
Mr. and Mrs. iiid‘ ,
nylon. and Sidney '
oi: Stamfilld, were
afternoon at h 0’01“ III
bovine. in Rowsyto
wedding was a
sickness in the , ,
immediate relativlis bride and
groom were press ‘ v“ be ceremony
was performed by the Rev. ill W.
Byshe, pastor of the HOVAyton Meth-
odist Episcopal Church. The house
for the happy
In A Heavy Foo the 0. W Elu
phicke Han Out at its ileum
(ill Cleveland, Ollic~ arm...
teen Peyton, Ali on BoArd,
Were Silved
Liabilities oi the tinited Slates
Foundry And Sales Company.
According to Dolomitiee, Are
suspense, While the As-
sets Are $20,748.02
crAWA Al BAy for
Several Hours
HARTFORD, July sit—His house
surrounded by several thousand men.
including a large squad of policemen.
8
It only the
l
tors;
'l‘cn boats were run during the at
ternoon and Louisa Tuttle captured six
llrsts, with Olsen' s Captain in second
Startling revelations were ’made at CLEVELAND. Ohio Jilly 28.-ln it"
i . nus th is ill b u tieria of ill w“ prettily ““9"
Effigy)?! gZI‘émJ‘gfi‘lvtflfiwgfl‘f‘m will. results of the boats were as replesez‘t‘ati‘l’lve meinborg: At the? Eagle 3,0 “1”“ ii “an “mmhfi‘mg‘ ”‘9 “WW“ 0‘ the creditors 01' the Stone‘s; and stasl‘gd mim‘m‘“ “”0“” ggaAAemgi'lAfirlAfmfxl‘gAt?c‘iAAslAAA’Ml‘AI:
. . , A rave a mo 9 i re one. as owever. was
PM}: “weal?“ 1““ nightpsbot and {23:25: “we 1 1 1 1 1 2 l' fraternity, representing iii district silk. with A‘Wbl’bo : It Add cam a Erggehzlfilwfislfiggyigngh?‘:ilii:emgf devcftedly in love with Weston or Mil ”‘9 “W “won 0' the “a“ ”WWW”,
$2];sz W B’AeczgpntgekiymgfiT:: Captain .....:::'.::2 2 2 1 1 series of Eagles, or all “the branches bouquet of RM?“ AW I ,ournalions. Judge John H, Light, money and stuck to him like steel to teuszztm‘t “28112;“ :34:- mc‘ 1d. . 4
harsh on um paving, of hi, my... at. Robin ......... . s 2 v2 3 i a s 01'in orsauiwtiontwilh a membership “emits“ A?“ Mich “8 It was reported by the auditing coluv a means! in the canola? wit.“ and .anotl‘lei‘
tar be had held the big crowd at 'My Three C's ....... .. 1 of several thousand in this state. .A {,‘i:§‘“§f§02““‘3{4:§30$ gm.“ 'owultfilfiez mittoe,Twhlch ‘(Ngnpi‘lfled 1‘0““ 5' mgawglefilogbgggfégbgfitadfvista? wgman. were saved by the life savers .
for many hours. Reamer ----------- 2 3 4 2 2 committee of the local branch of the violin ' Boers, llomas ' aymoud and Lew“ not ptake a build in the game again. and ”‘9' “’5 91'0"“ The boat "35 “j.
C Green that the assets of the com-
Dwyer was stationed at window with of President total wreck near the foot of Kirtland
organization comprised A bountiful All parts deserved and may nmountonly1082074802.:iiid the Weston would be separated from the
his trusty magazine shotgun in is John H Tague VieeJ’reaMeuc Jul“) the happy con i in slroct Her how is out of the water
. . p oft M short wod- liabilities reach u]. hi h ii are or currency his clothes oonbttned. its
arms and prdctically defied the police M. Donneliy, Secretary Daniel O'Oon- d n tour n . ‘ g g t it about twelve feet. Her storm is sub? -
i g 0 Abs 8 {A smallness from ”454,359 54 placed both men under arres an merged The at 19“ Ashuibulafl . 4
and the mob, which began to gather
around his house at an early hour in
the morning. Gradually itlgrew to
big proportions and the police had the
double duty of keeping track of the
plan in the house and keeping the,
crowd in order.
Early in‘tbe morning Dwyer called
to the police that he would like to ,
consult with his lawyer. S. E. Clark.
and accordingly the attorney was sent
for. Pushing his way through the
crowd Attorney Clark“ made his way
to the house alone, amid a sullen sl-
leuce, and had a long talk with Dwyer.
The attorney then told the police that
Dwycr had agreed to surrender, bill
that they must notvllandcui‘f him or at.
nor. Former Alderman Peter Carroll
and John Nazis. met last evening and
made the preliminary arrangements
for the reception of the visitors.
Business Meeting and Dinner.
The visitors will gather at the hull
with the. local reprcsntutives for it
business session ill the morning. Many
matters of importance will come up
for discussion. After this session the
visitors will be escorted to Steeple-
chase islandvfor a dinner and to view
the attractions and enjoy the amuse—
ments of the resort.
For Stats Field Day.
One of the matters which will re-
ceive attention at the business meet-
Stamford. Stanshall made a grab for him and
outright his club. The pincer blew for
assistance and Odlcer Thomamucth-
allaud came up on the jump, and
captured Stanshall ‘iuet as he was
crossing the bridge
When the two men were brought be-
fore the Norwalk Court this morning,
Judge E. M. mrkwood fined ’ostnn.
who said he was seventy years old.
but did not look it. 83 without rosin
Stanshnll was assessed 8'! without
cost. Stanlihall was unable to pay
up and was taken to Bridgeport. to
serve out his sentence In Jail
The report of the committee was not
made public, and The Sentinel is un
able to give its readers some of the
blunt interesting features which it is
said to contain. it. was learned, how
ever, that the rumors that the pay
rolls had been padded at. the concern
were Without loulldation, but there
was a very strong Implication, which
carries considerable weight, coming as
it does from such conservative men as
the audvlllrs, that the Accounts of the
company had been Iugglod in order to
make a better showing than they
would have, do that the reorganization
could go on unhindered. .
The committee went deeply into tili
bor early last evening, loaded with
coal and bound up the lake. She was
to pick up her low at this port the
barge Tylone, which was not yet
loaded with coal
That explains how Captain Daweoll.
was running so closely toward libero.
He Wits lost in the fog that settled
down over the lake early in the eve- .
hill; and continued all night, making
navigation hilziildous. '
When the rescue lug and life savers
got lo the vessel they found that the
crew, and iii fact All on board. were
grouped on file forward deck nnxlotltl- ‘
” ly awaiting help. The boilers had be- :
come submerged. The life-bouts were
Building Has Been liandscmely
Decorated, and the Alhambra
Stock Company Promises to
' ’i the real report is a voi- .
tempt to take him by force. Soon At» . lug will be the Connecticut Field Day CI‘OIIIIOI‘S «4’. [3| WI! matilr and , in refldiness to use in case it was nee
toriley Clark‘and his charge came out PI‘OVO I GPO“ ANI'IGIIDI‘I of the order. inasmuch as this state as F . Mimi“ tymxrl‘ttennaguirhwhlch do”; WANTED -— ONE THOUHAND essary to get away unlckly ;
of the house and entered an automo , is one of the most enthusiastic cent dry In‘ u. M m ““3 ma 9 5' as scusstda on and women who are Willing to In the. crew of seventeen who were‘
length by the creditors. spine of whom
apparently have not changed their
minds in regard to the statement of
one of their number at A previous
rescued: Captain .1. C Dawson and 1 .
lites. Ad, on page 6 will explain ev- wife. Cleveland; Chief Engineer Char-
erything. .126 it lcs Tyler. Ashtabula; Second magi!!-
- ecr Elmer Ellsworth Cleveland..Fl tn '
WANTEbv—A GIRL 15 OR 16 T0 Mate Fred eDtlef, Cleveland; Blew
tors of the organization it. is believed like from $5 to 315 in a few thin
that a field day within its borders
will be due that will eclipse any held
in the east in the history of Eagle
dam. There are over three thousand
bite, in which they were driven to pc-
lice headquarters, half of the big
crowd following
As police headquarters Dwyer was
immediately put In a cell and will be
Entirely rel-decorated from orches-
tra to the top gallery, and certainly a
most attractive place in its new dress.
is Hoyt‘s 'l‘hpatre
needey is bong florwalkj'
. To one wlp was familiar with the ‘ (Continued on Fourth Page.) he 8 , “
licld pending the outcome of Police- mombcra in the. cities of Hartford. Like a bolt from A clear skycamo but In ii iii housework. inquire 11 G ll. iiurtubls and wife, [mint 9- ” 4
man Beecher’s wounds. Dwyer would ”If“ “I“ ’9‘" It I“ a ”WWW Norwaiii. Bridgeport New i von and this morning the announcement that WWW Rod’s 8L, gonna Norwulk. 126 ct coud Mate A A Fairlie. Goodrich. 1.
. I‘ll: one would hardly recognize it Is Waterbury and the uggregs of the the Colonist Foundry and pinching, A AOADIOF JUGS UPSET. Ont Sailor Leonard “my Cleveland ,5
(Continued on Eighth Page. WW5" ”1““? 3" “mm“ ‘3 “- sixteen series wollld‘reach hour the (ionlnunv. of East Norwslk has been b ““8"" {M 0‘ Y’m‘" 5“” “mg wanna—wt ONCE. cones Sailor John Goers Aslltabtlla; Wheel-3
a secret ve scheme is worked I0-000 mark. ““3 0910“" With VII!“ ““88”“ “0"“ ll! "‘0 y D" A' ! ”“de of Now"! lent man to represent large New man Oscar Runnerstlom.010velsnd *
upset on the Knob grounds yesterday
afternoon. A number of roseptacles
were broken.
“£011": DMLAV.
There was a big electric display in
Wall siliiot, Norwaik, last night
when the trolley wire broke in front
of the residence of llr. A. H.. Bald-
out in green. white and gold. The
walls have been hung with rich-green
burlsps, the front of the gallery and
Oiler Louis Johnson. 4Denma4rk.
a...“ .l “1“
PERSONAL
é runs 7 ,flATflRI ‘ ,
entitlcally and iiaapticnli! com ,
ed make Corneli‘i Rapid UprdiC‘lt
best. but unlike others Cornell‘s '
York house. Fins chance- for hrnblv
tious young man Exclusive terri-
. tory. Address Manager, care this of-
fin. lie 3t
ll of the United
as company.
nancial diliicuiv
States Foundry and
and is in temporary
Would attend a Connecticut Field Day
from Massachusetts, libode island.
wood w-olli have been done til white 412e,“, Yorgdazdlrbiew flfififngog‘édlhfim pm ,
emolfllouobed ell-"‘9“ 5‘ kill ‘1' noted in c history d‘f‘fli‘tf WWW” m tho 369;
evervt he has been finished in a most "mummy.“ or... local committee rern will pull through smeaaiuliy and
offggtivr [Wfi‘men . 1 will work industriously to have the Will out.
o o y hasbecn ic- relcovil by gathering Sunday decide on this city 'i‘ilo fall
ANOTHER cosonu’hil. Tss'rlrlss.
.——e—-
Wilbur Ashby Tells of Letters Written
.. PITTBWIAG‘M ya, Jilly 26—Anoth
er coachmlii: in the pa 0 Wilbur
Ashby, of Washington, D. usband
of Blanche Ashby. was calls to the
. ‘u
yet-n:
WANTED~A COMPETENT Gilli.
for general housework. Apply 3‘25?-
t
of tile United States
stand today in the Hattie divorce case
to confirm what other members of the
colored. delegation from Washington
had said regarding the alleged state-
ments of the Ashby woman. The wit-
ness repeated the. story that the others
had told that his wife had said Mrs.
Hartje bad otfcred her 3300 and a
bank account fan the baby if Blanche
would swear that Clifford Hooe had
never slept In the spare room of the
Hartje's house.
in crosscxaminstion a letter which
Ashby had written to Mrs Hattie was
placed in evidence. in it he told Mrs.
Hartie that if "she could pay Blanche
for speaking for her. Hartjo could do
the same."
All the testimony rm that point had
been to the effect that Ashby had
written that if Mrs. Harlin could pay
Blanche for "lying" Hartie could at-
ford to pay for the truth.
MR. BENNETT To REMAIN.‘
After a Vacation Trip to New York
State Will Build Houses In Nor-
walk.
There has been a upon that Miil'
callus R. Bennett who has placed i
number of industries in Norwaili. and
who has just closed up the Rhodo-
ilu Park deal, intends to It'ith' Nor-
walk pornlnliuniiy. Such. however.
Mr. Bennett said today. Is not his in-
tentlon
Together with Mrs. Bennett he
will go to his old home in New York
state for a short vacation after which
he will return to Norwulli and build
several tenement houses, which lie in-
tends to rent. He will probably con-
struct them on the patent process of
cement blocks.
4 We
ROIIID PASTOH'O APPLI Tull.
Not-walls lays Also .Illld A Stool
Through Methodist Church Window.
Several Norwaik boys are likely to
get before the police court because
ofltilsir mischievous actions.
Tuesda evening while there was s
J. E. Schanefclt, of New York.
in regard to scenery. a large quan-
tity of new interior and exterior sce-
‘nery has been pained by Robert De-
laney, of the Broadway Theatre. New
York. during the past summer.
The house will informally open on
Jilly 30, next Monday night. with the
Alhambra Block Company. which is
one of Hoyt, and Levy's aggregations
and those who attend the production
villi filld evolvlhing ill the tllcntrc
bright and cheerful and quite cliang
ed in iLIIDNl’I‘IIll((-‘..
The Alhambra Stock Company pr-o
miscs lo be one of the finest report
0er companies evel pill upon the
road, and its bookings have prnclIcillly
covered fortw-wecks continuously and
there is every reason to believe that
it will be the. best stock company
which over showed in South Nor
walk. Harry Browne, who played
with Ryan, is leading man, and Miss
Mabel Grimiths is leading woman.
Both are very talented In the Match;
nlc Art, and supported as they are. by
an excellent company with complete
new scenery and now plays, written
by James Doyle, will llilil to the luv
traction and those.- who are familiar
with theatrical vcnlurea say that
there is no reason why the Alhambra
Block Company should not. prove one
of the most successful cvor pill upon
the. road,
The Knickerbocker Stock Company.
which is owned by the same company
opens the some night at the Stamford
Tllculrc.
CARRIGAN TO BE MOVED.
Hospital Tent Tuberculosis Patient is
3. Taken to Allvlhouss Grounds.
Tile soilictmou have ordered a tent
from it New York drill for the use of
Martin Cilrrlgun, the tuberculosis w
liont at tho Norwnlk Hospitay. Carri
gen III now in the regular hospital
tent on the south side of the institu-
lion. bill the new iont will be enacted
on the grounds of the town farm.
as the place for the field day. It In
more accessible tllilll the Inland towns,
the local uorio has ii lllrgrr member-
ship than any other Connecticut aorti-
and the facilities for transportation as
well as the attractions are all argue
month in favor of making lll'itlgcpori
the place of meeting. If the fluid day
can be. brought born as desired the
local eerie will not lack support from
the business men of the city, for it
nil-nus thousands of dollars to any
city. evident-dd from the gillllcrillgs ill
Springfield. Worcester llllil ilillnr plan
on ill Massachusetts.
MR8. HEROHFIELD WAS NOT
TICKLED.
Haunted the Pissuntry of Bella is
land Young Man at Roton
Point Carnival.
A slight llilplcssantncsn which took
place at Hilton Point, last evening.
nearly 'resulted in the arrest of lwu
persons.
fact that Mrs. ,Beniumln ilcrshneld
was not tlcklsd’io death in be tickled
with a feather duster ill the hands oi
Hershtleld did not take it us a inks
and she swelled hlln vigorously. A
him,” from the crowd which appeared
to be divided In its opinion of which
one was In the right.
Mr. Hershfield despnichod a color
ell man to South Norwnlk for a po-
lho city the pollen threatened to arrest
him or fast driving.
Finnii
stable
charge.
the crowd wanton Mrs Hornllticiil ur-
rastotl. loo.
arrest her.
of the hotel and IIIIKlIt hands amicably.
The trouble urmw from the
crowd gathered and as Mr. iicrahflold
mixed in, there were cries of "mob
lineman, and when the limit Arrived ill
Mr. l-Illrilhflclti found Con-
oodwin. who took Brown in
This made more trouble. on
Mr. Goodwill did not
George ll. Hoots turntab-
cd a cash bond for Brown. but later
the parties not wgethcr in the parlor
Foundry and Sales
the credit of siliull
Foundry suficrcd.
to considerable as
it. found lilo money
iy light. All this
have the concern
cure on extension
of ”W contracts
when llli‘l‘t' will be
Dear Sir:
lilo company after
stockholders have
form you that a m
tors of the compo
lol llryv vui law, No. 8
hi. 1.. Brown, a Hello island younli tilts city on Wednesday. August hit,
man. 1906. of lo o'clock it. ill.
ill-own meant no harm, but Mrs. it will be to you
qliculml.
OUTING FOR
CHII.
The Junior Mil
children from the
mom the lime of
Some of the lit
ly, and ulilong others.
live Milk, and had laid in ii large
stock of tllutcriills for the winter, when
limilllos with flying colors is to se-
'l‘ilc following letter has been re-
coivml by creditors of tho concern:
South Norwnlk. Conn”
i‘hc directors and slot kholders of
fairs. have decided that a meeting of .
the crodiluls of the loulpan) might
result to their advantage as well as to
the advantage of the company, and its
the office of George ii. Vosburg at
tho moi-ling and your presence at the
meeting ill specially urged and
W. 84 FOLANT. Secretary
w
Given by the Junior Minion land of
ill. South Nor-wait: Congregation-
sl Church,
filliilh Not-walk Congrsgsl loilsl Church
ulllcii by Miss lrma llilllllo gave ton
soon the couimy before and their re-
ltlllriill about it were certainly inter-
Colllpnny impaired
foundries general—
tllo Colonial
it has Just gone
pause in construc-
win.
CARD OF THANKS.
market to be prob
t is necessary to
enlcrgil front Ito daughter and sister. laola.
MIL AND MRS. DENOM
SMALL AND SON.
l’.
of time until some
ill-pairs are being made today.
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors, and also uhopmates.
for their many nets of kindness and
beautiful floral remolnbrances. during
the illness and after the death of our
M A R-
larckwood 50 Elmwood Ave.
WANTED—T0 RENT, LEASE, OR
lease with privilege of buying a small
place convenient to South NOl walk
Particulars with answer Address, Re-
Corn
Drug
Cure curse.
and shoe stores.
Accept no legs
12426
“”7
MISCELLANEOUS.
liable Renter, care Sentinel . 125 at
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good wages for a good
worker. Apply 27 r‘alrtleld Ave. 324 St
WANTED—T0 BUY, A since on
can be completed.
plenty of illouey.
MARRIED.
NOTICE-I WISH TO INFORM HY
customers that 1 halo not and am not
going to raise price of ice.
wishing artificial ice at. bile cwt. lulu ,
phone 259 3. South Norwsllt Div. P. 4V.,,
Box 198. Dill-ion E. T. Bates. ,
People
good oyster ground. Address Oyster
Ground care Sentinel lat it
home of the bride in
July 28. 1906..
considollng its at rof Stamford.
LEGAL NOTICES. A
ORDER 0!” NOTICE.
directed me to in-
eating of “19 crodl- District. of Norwalk. Iii. Probate
93’ “I“ be held In Court. Jilly 26, A, i)., i . '
Whereas. written application has
North Main street.
instrument as and for lilo will
Charles Gangwere, late of Norwalk,
said district, deceased.
r interest to attend
ro-
Yours ""ly- Offico in Norwalk on the 2d day
esrrhsusrlr “"d "m ""
day of Interim,
slob llund. of the 126 it
GRISWOLDnWiLSON —~ AT THE
Howuyton.
Conn, on Wednesday. July 2d. 1906.
by the Rev. E. W. Bysha, May Louise
Griswold in Sidney Frederick Wilson,
been made to this court for the ad-
mission to probate of ii certain written
of
Ordered. That said Application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Augilst, limit at to oclock forcnoon:
Illlc notice thereof be gl-
vsn to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in A news.
paper having a circulation In said dis-
trict. at least ilvo days before said
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
BUSINESS NOTICES M"
WANTID—YOUNG WOMEN TO
learn to weave. Can earn 39 to 812
per week after learning. Apply to
overseer of weaving. Salts Textile
Mfg. Co. (Bishop's Mill), Norwziijig.3
ing,
Cree
6' lute
WANTED—AN ENGINEER, COM-
pctent to take charge of Corliss eli- free
Alas. Anions M. Havss. cc soot!
Main St., South Norwalb lb -
merit. Sum-muons hair And blsiu
removed w-ihoui pain.
electrical scalp treatment.
massage a specialty. Use Cue ,
nl for a line mmplofloa-m
for powder. Call for flue near
Consulbs
glues and dynamo. Apply at the Elen-
tinel Office. 133 tit
WANTED—T0 PURCHASE.
OLD FEATHER BEDS WANTED
Positively highest cash paid. Address
postal; will call, “Marks." care of
South Norwalk Sentinel. iii) ill
WANTID—EXPERIENCEr) HAT
fill“
In 8484.
I“cathartic PLATING or All;
a s
nickel bronze, old gold, run metal and
”black yacht trimmings.
tomobiie trimmings and table wan
a Scam
Oxidissd copper. brass AI
plumbers’ssps ,
and chandeliers, to cycle and lily
Tel.
e Boa. 56 Water at.
trillimers. John 0. Wilson, cor South
mm and Cross Silt. South Nonvfiiitt'.
fit
hon sons: ‘ _ '
I‘m-DA
of
M.-.”~_——-,
FOR BALI-«WE OFFER FOR
hoses assume. some chill?
carriage and wagon repairing A“
painting, rubber tires, also work, M
and second- hand carriages and
for sale.
cred.
H. Lester, Hsvliaud street.
Work called for and A“
Call or telephone All-3.3
sale the «lesiraillo homestead of the
late Mrs. Htephen (l. Ferris. deceased,
No 8 West Ave. South Norwsllt. This
is u very convenient and attractiii's lo
cation, being within a few mlnutos of
G.
deco
best.
Jacob Rils settle-
lhulr lives:
tic lots had never
lllltli‘lui
Court. July All, A b.1906.
Estate of Stephen G. Harris. late
Norwulii. in said district. deceased.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
of Norwalk. as" Probate
all churches, school houses, stores and
depot, and on line of West Avenue trol-
menliks manner.
Address 1! Heath Osborn svsnu
Norwslk
F. IENIDIOT. PAINT“
later will paint your house
materials ill I lull Ind
Ask for an
Icy. About one acre of land, which
runs through from West. Ave. to Car-
ller fit. House contains eleven rooms.
healer and modern improvements Will
gladly show properly iii any time. For
J.
oi
A. IMDDIN.‘
Carrigan is the man who was found
on the grounds of the Bishop Mill
plant in an apparently dying condi-
tion considerably more than a your
ago. After Ilii was taken to the hospi-
till the tent was procured and al-
though be is not in the lilusl of health
maltrellllment' has been of grant base
oil in.
«MAIN OTIIIT NIVIR II'OHIM
APPIARID .0 IUOY. "'-
osilllg. They had had most of them
liimll brought up or rather drs ed
up the slums of New York andt
were weak. pailld little animals but
with an infinite capacity for full and
play and food. They had everything
illoir iicllrls could deellc were taken
to Columbus Grove where they wad-
ed and battled, dug in the sand and
t sunburne and tired. They were
so which was cults All operation for
the inn ale As i they were tarnished.
Ordered That the trustee under the
will of said deceased, exhibit his ac
count with said estate to this court
for Adjustment. at the Probate Oliice
In Not-walk, on the till day of August.
1900. at to Airlock furnaces; and that
All persons interested in said estate
may be notified thereof, the said trus-
tee will «use this order to be pub-
,lished in A news r having A oh»
relation in said ill. at least live
«MI. before and letday otAumt.
price and further particulars, call on
Taylor & Golden.
FOR BALI-u'i‘imliiibsTOitY WOOD
working faculry; also small hat fee-4
lory: rents 340 per month; and All
Accent house. rent Alli per month: All
connected. but 213mm fi'or nerticu
llrs inquire Crockett. 10 Boutbulgfn
mum m.-
Conlltable Goodwin look no further
steps In the case.
NOTON’I CONFETTI CARNIVAL.
Affair Will be Continued for the Is-
mslndsr of the Week.
The second night of the confetti
carnival at lioton proved to be oven A
punter success than the first night.
and it has been decided by Captain
meeting it progress in the Sunday
school room of tile film-walk Methodist
Church. one of their number shied a
stone through a window
Yesterday incl-hing,w several other
boys were robbing an apple tree in the
rear yard of the parsonage. when they
were seen by the poster l‘lsv. if. .
rm. and Millie! lollies Thomas
Bradley. who was making an invesu‘
fitted of the affair ot the night before.
LOW—AT ROTON.
Agold locket and slicing:
and eight stones on I t, . .
turn or baby inside. A can ,.
be paid for Its return to dim
Whitney, to South Neill .
LOSTm-DRJ WW
lb, South Norwalii.
HON “Lil—PAIR HIM"! TRUCK
all“! “V. m but “I“ M. ”V” mfg" All. tonal" “III J g “h w a It! “I a may Mk “y. “n“- (”flock ti‘liiil Finn". Bolohplt ‘3“
were too nimble of feet and escaped. street wasn't crowded with shoppers Analog ‘ m m nus M I: Illicit to New York sleep and tired. HENRY W. cannons horses D." mu" every "y in» 5““ ““0““ “I“
W as it has been for them rm 'Wm 3‘; gig hm?" .er 2:. but full of satisfaction. ' ill! 1t Judie. “I“ “E' ' ”WI" T“ Hi; I’M mm 0“ m”:
for return of «the
All
are out to attend south Norwsiit’l Savage Oslf Pasture nose
N his.
greatest sale. which it now going on
At Gottiisb's, 11 North Main street.
Thousands oi dollars worth ohbllh
grade Men's and boys' filolblnlul‘ar-
alshiilgs and itbose still remain to be
sold out. All merchandise II stori-
A N9" WINAltNAILI ones.
The special sale of clothing for
men, woolen and boyml advertised by
the lirlserc (leniency. Which
"Adm. this issue sham
verybody. This reliable
“mum claims that this sale will cram
W It All! Point tomorrow and tho
carnival will make it' lively for them.
ll'lle pavilion will be decorated with
crepe paper in the mills colors.
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“District” of sNorivnlii3 as. Probate
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ORR. In M .—-An wanting
scene in willeb'ilrs. William Thaw, her
daughter Airs. license L. Carnegie,
and flurry it. 'i‘hslv’a wits participated.
took place at. the Tombs Prison today
m
Nof'llk In "It!“
tile biggest sensation ever created in flood at a more tion of its actual Alli Am Hale at West 4 V while the three Woolen were mas a The court of Probate her the dis- TO LET
. say Mil: N0 bankrupt or fire sale value. it is of its at flaps mus " ‘ y " PM» cry Ivilllt to liter it. Their. who Ill any to n; h a; mind and al- . “40,“ “N “MIMI?!“
can “lit. The store VIII for each and every one to Attend this Wrinkle ”“ hardy Woman. lag trial sari oils of hsvla attire wsggdllgmlhl Assails» de to hurt fol. pm ‘ tliloutitiel v
not be mom: in preparation for this
mull out
It.
pulls mammal?“
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HAD A, IINI TIMI
loser immmm
, old Age has been found at Wasipen
M
A remarkable ease or activity in
Ariiy Kale. who I at years
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have
tiered iitsnford Wii to.
snow rem“ Mitzi: ill“ a...
e V O C Q
cleaners ninth .
sbvirls tile travails
Tilt ii Wm Mfor 1MB moflbld “till
bottles?
exhibit their claimsm tor spilletnant.
vll‘so cutest. present
tents“ tensed barn.
Quad“; Jointly,
, until. Arab
midis Mort.
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