taint WWW M LY . xgio do. no; rzr -. in. ET'LNOTICES noun: olnscronv. mole Building, South mast 1st and 8d Tuesday of mouth—July and August ex mat s o‘clock All Master you cordially invited. lilo Ollie, W. M. Robert M Wilson. lib-titer. N0. 38. it. A. M. lieu in Masonic Building. south Wu street, as and 1th Tuesdays at month—July and August on at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch Dill cordially invited. William H .P Robert M. Wilcox ' nosaur M. wraccx. any. “Wants and Msnuischirers Association EMORY STEVENS President ifrfinl‘h .mt'iipg’lltg'tsmu EW COR ETT, Trealmrer f! ocutive Committee I l O Editor's Residence ’leli'r ‘Picruaes DANGEROUS. It. Will probably be a hard matter to odnvince a lot of people that the cam ‘palm to prevent the display of the "Jewish-Johnson tight motion pictures- liifinot simply the result oi the out- come of the battle. Had Jeiiries been the victor, these people say. there [would have been no objection to the ”ointment Even. for argument's sake .. muting this to be a tact. it is far better to suppress the pictures. These pictures can do absolutely no good and shelve, cause a great deal of harm. Depiore the condition as we may. there is an element among the whites. whose anger will be aroused to such an extent that many deaths may be confidentially expected, and principal- mong the colored people, on ac- count oi the far greater number of whites. The pictures will do a great deal more to arouse race hatred than the actual tight. itself, for the motion picture has been developed to such a line point that to witness an occur- rence by it is almost as lifelike as seeing the actual occurrence. in the motion piciures every blow and. in fact, every move and couloriion is shown. thereby adding constant fuel to anger and imagination. And not alone that, the very element that will be most attracted by the pictures is the combative one. Already there have been a number oi deaths due to the fight; why offer a prod to cause more? .9“.-. . TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Monday. July 9, 1900. Japan announced that it would send 23,000 men and 5,000 horses into China at once. Peter Marlene, in charge of the boot and shoe blanking department at A. M. Pohlman‘s barber shop, jumped irom a rapidly moving trolley oar in West avenue, and was badly injurodf lmc lace. who was the oldest lit quot‘ dealer in the town. died in Nor-' walk. where he had conducted a board- inu house and rate luminous (or many years. A police oilloor in Hartford captured a rouplo oi blubwaymen who hold up I man on the streets of this oily. O... . TWENTY YIARB AGO TODAY. Wednesday. July 9. i890. The New iiaven railroad oiliolnla MIA Iiirod the residents or East Norwuik that they would be given a whiny- dis. tool roadway and a lonr tool alde- Vvalk under the East avenue railroad alit'ldm. ’ lie Weir. oi iionion. known as the a. ”client holder. deflation .litlllt‘l (lon- Jotunt the Erie County Athletic: Club foodie. tor a purse oi tidbit. at which use went to the loser. . it was reported that cyclones Wort‘ ‘ ', coming east. and New York, Maine - and Vermont were storm swept. WW RIGHT TO THE POINT. fr 2 w Now comes a man who says that three years no he ascended Mount Mortimer. lound Dr. Cook‘s records. read them and not them illicit where they were found. its says he has lost loomed that Dr. Cook‘s Mount lithium lay claim is disputed. Has the Anae- rll’l also lost or gained a member?” 'mm tussle. ‘ «4- M Gaynor. at New York, vetoes No. 10!, P. and A. M. they may, and undoubtedly will. it a Ts: day arousal. He believes hold- ‘ ups should be limited to the Wild and A.“ NONI". West. Pullman cars. and summer he tels.v—~Meriden Journal. w— A Texas man died. leaving a will disposing oi Si 000,000 which he didn't have. his is understood that his retro tlves as" broken the injunction to I speak nothing but good oi the dead. ~— ‘ Detroit ”Free Press. E. ii. Sothern and Miss Julia Mar- } laws are playing "As You Like it" in New‘liork, while Mrs. Virginia liarned Bothern is appearing in “Why 1 upon Couldn't Stand it" in iteno, Nev. -—l)e- troit Journal. -9... Political gueaeers who affect to be have that Mains is going Democratic this tall are getting a bit grassy from the heat.»;~lirldgeport Telegram. —-O~— ii the clergyman succeed in stop. plug the reproduction oi the pictures taken at Reno. the hardest blow of the light will have been struck.-—-New lia- ven Palladium. ...._ The centennial anniversary of Phi- neasjl‘. llarnum's birth passed unob~ served. Perhaps because the line art oi humbugging has grown so common. ‘—-Boston lierald. Mm... BIG CIRCUS COMING SOON. Adam Forepauuh and Balls Bros. Showa Announced for Early Data. After an absence of several years from this section oi the country, the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Bros. Big United Shows are to exhibit in South Norwalk on .luly 28. This announce- ment is one of unusual interest to lovers oi the circus form of amuse merit. as it is not only the largest and best enterprise of its kind on the road, but it is this season an absolutely re organized and rebuilt institution with the most elaborate and costly equip ment ever built. The management of the circus haw spent $3. 2000th in refitting their show With new properties tents and rolling stock and a complete new monaserie in the purchase at hundreds of strangi wonders them all parts or the world and in the creation and building of the lensest and most gorgeous street parade ever seen anywhere in the world. This is the tirst time in all the history of amusements that any circus has ever appeared brand-now lrom start to iinish. not so much as a ling. a single wagon or a solitary cou- tume from the old equipment having been retained. The company oi performers is also new to America. There are 330 in all and 300 of these. are of European im-‘ portation. The show is now by far the most expensive of all. Every day‘s rc~ coiptn must exceed 87.000 to cover the show‘s expenses. The great cost oi the show and its vast daily output are exciting great interest among circus people, while the wonderful entertain- ments they are presenting are a source 01' great surprise. The old expression, There is not him: new under the sun." 'iaa been changed to, "There is nothing old under the Adam F‘orepauah and Sells tires circus tents." And this is literally true in point oi novelty lilo parade is noihlng short 0! wonder- l'ul: among the i2!» acts on the long program there is not an old ioaium to be seen, and while among the animal displays all the various exhibits that are iamlliar to students of natural his- tory have been retained there one also at least 25o specimens of wild animal iii'o that hum not been seen with any cirrus in the past. ' of around. This is the most popular circus that has over exhibited in New York city. its "wiropoliinn home is lilo Madison Square (lardcn, and immense as that building is. it t'omilloivly lills every corner and nook of it i‘roni tho expalv sivo basement to the great itluaa root. When under canine it covers ten acres its main exhibition tent in the lamest and most remarkable audit-non mom in the world. and the train upon which it travels iroin oily in city is more than a mile in length Over 1,000 people are employed and besides the Hill animals of the men- auorie there are «00 horses. The name oi this circuit in tho sym- bol oi liiitnoau and splendor Iii nil‘aira oi this kind. and its growth and elabor- ation durinlt the past iow yours have been phenomenal. The people oi l-louih Norwalk and vicinity may well one grainlnio themselves on tho opporiun iiy they are soon in have oi seeing tho allow, ...—......‘ CONFESBED TO ROIIING HOUSE. NEW llm'l‘AIN. July il.w«i'.hnrloii Adams. colored. lilzeod niobium) yearn and a former inmate oi the State ile- inrmulory ui Moritinn, was llfllilt‘lit'tiil to six months in hill and flood £200 wilh «resin in the pollen court this morning on the charge oi uneaulling Mrs. Edward Woods. a woman over seventy yours old. Adams entered Mrs. Woods‘ home on Mill street Thursday afternoon. and alter inquir- ing it her non was homo and getting a negative reply proceeded to over. tamer the aged woman and rob the house. Neighbors heard llili‘ screams and Adams was scared sway. lie was arrested maternity and noniessed'his guilt. w IUOKINOHAM l‘OBT OFFICERS. W Alison O. Housed Chosen Command- er. Last Night. Al the meeting of lluclringham l’nnt. ii. A. it, held last evening in the post mama in Wall otmt. the following officers were elected to tilt the vacan- dies: Commandermmbert I). Hasurd. Senior Vicetlommandsr—Ahsdley 8. Keith. Junior Vice-Commanderw-Jlmea iii. The some elitism will be installed next tries: availing. lllilllii a tilt Jilliiliilii Armed Machinist Tried to Force ’ an intranet in Moore's Home CHICAGO, July 9.--—lllchard Mu- Guil‘lt, a St. Louis machinist. was ar- rested yesterday after he had attempt- ed to force an entrance to the home'ot Jack Johnson. negro pugliisi. at 3314 Wabash avenue. McGuirk was armed with a rifle. The police were call by excited neighbors of Johnson. '1‘ ey feared that McGuirk intended to kill the heavyweight champion. McGuirk is held in jail pending an - investigation. When examined at the police station Motluirk said that he had lost $25 as a result at the prize tight at Reno. He denied he had in~ tended to harm Johnson. On further questioning he said his home was in Bansiord. Canada, but that he had been working in St. Louis for several months. ARBITRATION PIIMIEED- "IRS GOMIEIGED (Continued From First Page.) readiness tor the company' a side. MRFltseGraid at once suggested an adjournment to a date next week pre- ferably one week explaining that Mr. Manon. who had prepared the case for the trolleymen. had been detained in New Orleans, and he himself had been busy preparing the Massachusetts arbitration evidence which began yes~ ‘torday and will be resumed next week. He said that Mr. Orr. who was pres- ent, had been dividing his attention between the two (units and was not fully ready to take up the matter at this time. Mr Fitztlernld spoke of the mutually pleasant relations be- tween the man and the company in the arrangements for the arbitration, and hoped that the road's counsel would urnnt the potsponoment that it might not. be necessary to proceed at once and then he toroolosod. with conse wont disadvantages. Mr. lilickinnd in reply said that the lien had naked for expeditious open- ing oi the proceedings. and so he had notified all officers who were to tear iiy to make no engagements for out week as they would he needed. in (litaoquonoe ilioraoi these OMi‘OI‘D, ai- Lhough busy with various inspections and other duties were prepared to testify and to postpom the coming tor a week would ho to subject them to inconvenience. lie waw willing to an over until Tuesday. but thought the ratio should be at least tillH‘ntl to day. Mr, P‘iiztlornld, after some reference to the tart that while the hearing rould ibo prom-oiled with at once it would i l l l be under great disadvantage Mr. illitkland said that there wits no wish to place the men at a disadvantage. nor would he seek to term lose the in iroduotion oi evidence. but he thought that as there were a number oi men conversant with the facts. they mold present the case so tar as possible. pending Mr. Mahon‘s arrival, His idea was to prevent loss oi valuable time to the ollioers oi the mad. Mr. Filliltli‘nld said he was sorry to upset vacation plane, but he hiinueli was not able to take a vacation. much as he would enjoy one. Mr. Ilucklund said that it was not a question or varn- tion, for duties were such that tho oilicors who had been called were not able in lake them. The mails-r wont to the arbitrators. and Julian (‘ase announced thal the men should upon their case at once an tar as they were able, and then all- ionlumoni would be taken until Wod- neatly Mr i-‘iistleirud then began a plan which reliowod at sonu- iotlitlh the (nets loading up to the demand for int-reason in wages and tho dlauureo- meul with the (ministry over the max- imum rain in be paid. ”i' had briorr him it l-nnsiderablo number of (loud lililllIH. reports. old, and it was m idem that ill“ llllt'ililtlil at tho oilinl-l was to set up the tart that increased coat oi living required romprnauiing increase .in wages itnlh nitivil at the outset saw the arbitrators a Hat oi probable witnesses to ho tailed. Opinion wan ollo d that tho ill-slings rouid lw dishonor oi in side oi a week. 0 Mr. ll‘ilztloralll has charge of the men‘s aldo in the Massachusetts pro- oeedinau. ' ’ wuleeeo Hie wore. Stephen Matou Fined bio and Costs This Morning. iliopbon Mullins and his \Vlli‘, who llyo in Ilnhrano place, have been mur- iIIlil lour yours and during that time they have separator! six times. ii in said. Now it Iii quiio guisslhlo they will separate axuln. Anyway. tliovo was lined Sid and coats this morning by .lmluo .lonoph it. 'l‘aylor tor giving his wile a bean In“, Mrs. iltovo wont looking for i-ltovo in Bprinawood IItlII blunt and dressed him out oi a salmm. 'l‘hls prorecedins was not to iiievo‘a Hiring and be pro waded to do the Joiiriesdobnaon sci. While Sieve punched his With. it is also stated that she is rather vigorous with her tongue. her conversation in- iuriniihu her husband. WILL REMOVE OIITRUCTION. W Railroad Company to Take Down Wood Work on Railroad Bridge. Corporation Counsel .lohn Keogh has been in correspondence with oltlcials oi the railroad company in rsisrsnos to the wooden flange or tones at the uses oi the Washington street rail- road bridge. concerning which there has been considerable complaint. Yesterday Mr. Keogh received a let isr from it. it. lrwln. superintendent of bridges tor the company. to the silent that he has received instructions from the company's ehisi engineer to re- more the slisir retsrrsd to as soon as he can conveniently arrange to do so. and that he will. From 7 Until 10 o'Clock [GI-IT’S SPECIAL Exceptional Opportunities for .sr .fii Between the Hours of 7 and 10 o’clock Economical Shoppers Items Such as Mentioned Should Go Q'uickly Mesh Ribbon No. 1% check Wash Ribbon, pink. blue and white (it) yard pieces). Tonight. 17c piece Gloves Women's 2-ciasp Lisle Gloves. in black, while. tan and gray; regular 250 quality. ‘ Tonight. 19c Ladics’ Hose Ladies' Tan Lisle Hose. sizes 81/, to it); regularly sold at lilo. Tonight. 2 pairs for 2% Wash Boilers All tin round Wash Boilers, good size: usually 29c. Tonight, 19c Collar; Supporters Wire Serpentlne Collar Support- ers. washable, flexible and will not break (8 on a card). Tonight. 5c English Long Cloth Just received another lot oi that. unit linlsh English Long Cloth that our containers like so well; value $1.75 (piece of 12 yardsl. Tonight, $1.09 Men’s Negligee Shirts "Silver" Brand. neat patterns, sizes M to l8; regularly $1.01). Tonight, 79c Old Dutch Cleanser lib. package, usually 250. Tonight. 18c THE BOSTON STORE @ EXTRA SPECIALS @ BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, I pound .................................. 32o WARRANTED EGGS. I dozen ......................................... 250 25 POUNDS GRAN. SUGAR Ior ...................................... $1.35 ASP FANCY PATENT ELOUR. 24‘/’z~pound Slclt ...................... We DON'T FORGET THAT POUND 0F 25: COFFEE *— The Great ABtP Tea Company I” WASHINGTON IT.. IOUTH NORWALK. FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. TEL no. so: . CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. JULY Q REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Andrew and Frank ileaodus to John W. (‘zako and wile. lot and buildings, Quinlartl avonllo. War. it Arthur tlrlilin to Mary tiritlln, lot and buildings. i‘la alri'ci. War. .iamea ll. tirog ry to t‘harioa li. liuwxhurst. lluiltltnz lot. West Main sii'oct. War. Alla-rt ll, Mnlkin to Charles ii. liuwxhui'st, building lot. West Main street. War David S. i‘ump to John ll. Lawrence and Georgi- N. l’hilcox. lliltlen acres, i‘orry avenue. War. Norwnilt Securities Corporation to i-lumuol 1. Crawford, building lot. Mar- ion siroot. iiiitou .i. Shelley to Louis ti. livers. building lot. Harbor View lleat‘h. \l‘ar. Ernesto llrodlrr to Louis .ianuarlo. undivided one-halt oi tour acres and buildings. (”Jill street. Will: i‘haries A. Reynolds to ilhuiles .l. .unlpboll and Fannie \‘reoland New York. building lot Roosevelt street. \l’ur. RE UNION OF THE ELKS. OE'I‘ROI'I, Mich. .lnly ll.-—Ol'llooru oi the Grand lodge. Benevolent and Protective Order pi Elks. here tor the grand m-union oi the Order. were soiiodulcd to leave early today tor \Vysndoiic to witness the launching oi the big iaakc tireishted Virginia at noon. The program also included luncheon at the Detroit Boat Club. Ar- riving delegations were met at tho stations by thr- prizo drill team of the helm". lodge and escorted to their ho it‘ll. MORE OOLD DISCOVERED. WASHINGTON. July ilmtlonsul- tlonoral Janina ‘l‘. Dubois. oi iiiusapom. has reported to this government the discovery oi a new alluvial gold area in British Now lllilnon. A iiroapoctinit party has just returned to flianhporo [rent the new gold holds litter an ab- sonon of nine unmibs. with some line gold appolmunu‘ and it ill reported that miners from Australia are moving in to the new itiiill country. M HEAT WAVE “CONTINUES. Niilw YORK. .luly il.——-The tropical heat wave continued with extreme in. tensity today and with no toilet in sight. Bo tar three persons have suc- cumbed to the torrid air and there have been numerous prontrntions. The temperature at 0 o’clock was 80 do— arees and still rising. with the high humidity percents” oi ll accentus‘ ting the distress HOTEiiAMilVALI. Mensch-mo 3, ill. Powers. walk; W. D lo. pill”. New York; it Hurlbutt. Wilton: (learn 1.. Reels well. Ridnfleidzvd. W. Archer. M. A. Freedman. New York; she Colman. Newark. J. M. lies, ”1'. J. Delaney. Brides rt; it). 0 banana H.110"- man. Bonds r. “anion. it. .l Cad wall. L. Poplin, New York; 1' i! nai- Nor- ley, Boston. Plillliil Lithiliiili llil.\' AND llllllJi) 1N All‘lllCA An opportunity to hear Mr. ilaid lilaphnm will be atlordod to the people oi South Norwalk and vicinity, next Tuesday evening. Jilly 12, as this won deriul artist will assist his iriend. Mr. Richard Tinder in an entertainment to be given on this date. in the South NOTWHIk Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Bispham will give one at his justly iamous reoitntions in music and will render a group oi oholoo dongs irom his remarkable repertoire. iiir. Tiador'n lecture is in content. the same as he delivered boiore the Royal Academy at Sciences in Slm‘k- helm, Sweden. and various clubs and scientific institutions in this country. The pitiurea sutured on his expedi- lions ltll‘ conceded in be the boat by press and public. and they will he used to illustrate the. lecture Mr. 'i‘jadera subject on previously announced in this pitpt‘r will be "Willi (ion and Bi- ble in African Wilda." A complete programme oi the enter. tainmont will appear in an early issue it ilila paper. The annual endurance swim at the United States Volunteer iJio Having t'orps, from the Battery to Uoney his land. will be held In the near future. There are already a number of entries from tho ltlt'lll division of the corps. «. n... .. w _............. M...- m-_..............__... Closing Out at Special Prices Entire Lot of Screen Doors all sizes , Regular 51 at 75c. [lest Quality Door Regular $1.70 at $1.15 I. K. MITOHILL. UNDIITAKII F. A. MITCHELL HOUII FURNISHII ‘ CONNIE WALL AND "ION ITO» NOIWALX. CONN. h horwsilt Brush Gilles of The livenim Sentinel l i A. F. Beckmann & Co. The Leading Store Select Groceries, Teas, Coffees Wines and Liquors Removal Sale WE MUST VACATE, HAVING LOST OUR LEASE Iieginninrt Saturday. July 9. and continuing until Saturday. July 23, we will allow a Special Discount of 20"!» on all purchases. All 5 8K 100 Goods Reduced to 4c&80 25c Goods Reduced in Proportion THIS SALE lN FORCE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE H. GERMAIN (10., s& 10c STORE 114 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound ................. 330 3 LBS. YALE TOAST OR SODA CRACKERS .................. 250 3 LBS. WHOLE HEAD RICE FOR ..... . ........................ 25¢ FRESH LEMON OR GINGER SNAPB, lb. ....................... 7o VERY BEST NEW POTATOES ............................ At Coat BEST NEW YORK STATE CHEESE. lb. Extra Pink Stamps with our popular Tees and Coflees ....................... 19° Wnloh's Grape Juice.25 A. the bot Rose’s Lime .lulm, boi. ..... 350 Gordon or Old 'l‘om lilo. boi..90c lontes’ i'lymoulh tlin, lint..$i.05 Nicholson's tiin, bot ......... 950 .h‘ields' illoe tlin, bot. .....S1.35 . Who—am _. NEW POTATOES. pcr peck . .. lli’l‘lfi por bumh ............ 5c Home Peas, per pot k linker H (.llouliall‘. evening. as has been stated in: yesterday in his sons host George Ehret‘s Famous Bottled Beer. 24 Bottles, $1.15 83 t It Washington Street. South Norwsik. . . fl.” Wm.smu_'~w-aumm ..45c 3tuns t'orn ilakrr' a i moo .............. :9c 5 cans Peas ... .... . ..... 19: 3 onus Tmuntocs .. The newly elected omoers oi t‘ourtl Mmonde Do 'Amicis will be installed lord has been assisting Ben Allen in Tuesday evening instead or Monday his hay cutting laiubenbeimer Rhine Wine. bot. ..................... .76o imperial Saniurne . . .20-350 bot. (‘larol.s. .15. 30. 50. 75. £1.15 bot. Suntcrnoa. .20, 35, 50, 7b, 850 hot. California Claret, 1 gal. ius..9iio Port. or Sherry Wine. gal . . 31.00 Phone 440 Special for Saturday ............................ .zoc 3 quarts HOME WAX BEANS .. ................. ..25c l2i‘ can Ham Loaf ....... BC .. ......asc ....a5c ....35c Peaches. Currants. Berries. Cucumbers, Oabbage UNITED GROCERY CO. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. raoai m. it is understood that Thomas Ratch- 1 His friends say that it its is as mill at cutting hay as he is. at cutting grass he will "set by” all 'l‘hornas Sumter Murray. oi the Nor- right. There is some doubt as to when wall: post ethos. enjoyed a day's out that; these men can set all the we His cut in time. and so it is said that they place at the post other: was tilted by .l are contemplating employing Michael William Rowe Fyle to assist them.
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