‘ floors—City Editor’ 8 Residence Xadiourttnrenl without regard to mat-ray cats and dogs and Watch 3110"“!ili‘ifl‘l’lm'w‘lmm MW) Coal) ()liicers John M. smart Wallace to choose the winner 1 consulate. . ,‘Fittsbt'lrg famous instead of notorious. moms DIRECTORY. Itsd Communication of old ‘ Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.. 0 III held at Its rooms, Seph, 19th. " 11. l‘ a P' m..in'k, F: C. DOING- Master Masons cordially and dra- ally Invited. Fraternslly yours. ROBERT M. WILCOX, Seehy SOCIETY NOTICES --Is- IlIioHANTs' Am MANUFACTUR- . ERs' ASSOCIATION Nehemiah Candee, President Viewpresident. Charles J. Pidgeon ' Frank W. stley, Secretary _. Matthew Corbett, Treasurer EVENING SENTINEL TELE- PHONE CALLS 9a-ja—News Department ga-a—Business Department “-s—oBranch Office, Norwallr . —-Editor’ 3 Residence TWO AMENDM ENTB. ‘ made bullets’ When he entersd the In the October elections two pro will be submitted to the voters proxides that the lierttcnant- governor’ shall ml in stem of the ilrcnpnclta-i tion of the gmernor. There is no ob jettion to this and indeed. it seems necessarr to make it terrain that the state shall always haw an ewttltltc The second amendment is of of. more dubious nature it prmldi‘s: that the General Assembly shall atl- “-hpro it is believed the man has hccll ladies to prune the bliss journ not later titan the first Wed-i nesday after the that Monday in turn following its organisation ally obligatory upon a legislature l‘(. .gnrdless of its own will. compelling' work on hand. is not clear. it might make it cheaper to maintain stables of lobbyists and legislative \\'or.keru “The work 01 ”1" “iii"? “Will “‘9“ “l“ mlralrln places. and has a lorrrl lwt‘llfl for n... (lamina daollllated. since the longer the sen- alon, the more likelihood that the General Assenrblr will get out of" hfllld- Pelllfiilfi lllf‘ mfllll'fl is (if "0 Sheriff Jillill H. lllllkf‘. Silllt'l’oilt‘lmfin tildf‘ India: on the (“her ”HIE! Iii ”Hill-ill (Continued from First line.” aunt—nu 3 are armed and an the man sousht was writing a ddublo barreied b‘hotgnn and were two belts with slugs or home- .Irhloket. it was thought that. it finally cornered he would show Milt. ‘ ‘ Maudlin was shot to death on his fo- ter‘s place in Wilton on August 81 and up to this time the authorities have not been able to secure the slayer. Word that the man was in the vicinity was received yesterday, when he was; discovered by M. I). Moriarty in a field '. close by Huckleberry Hill. He had camped there over night. and his camp fire was still smolderias. although the man was some distance from it at the time. When he saw Moriarty be dis appeared in the woods. Moriarty at once gave an alarm and officers took up the search. This was in the mornv lng. anti all day long a [rouse scoured the surrounding country without get- ting track of the man until just about niglrttail,‘wiren a deputy named Key- sey. of New Canaan. almost ran into ‘Sablno in- a clump of woods. The hunt. ed mun saw his pursuer at the same time and raising his shotgun took ‘two shots at hltn Neither took effeu.t hut Keyscr today said that he heard the; balls go by very close to him After; the firing the than retreated into the| woods and as it became dark the search was abandoned for the night to be taken up again l0dll\. As soon nsi the light began to break this morning. the deputy sheriffs gathered their men tonetirer and want. out to Huckleberry .lill, determined to centre Sabine if ‘ posed amendments to the constitution! possible The latter, it is said has One ,been roaming about the country for film: some “who it is also said that tirei romaine or a camp are found undera shed on the promises of the lilnudllns ‘ at Wilton showed that it had been built in a manner similar to that in} the llsld where Sabine had camped ! in connection willr the hunt the searchers found a cabin ill ”it woods storing a part of the little. in this “"0”! diacmered some lender) sings “1|." such. similar to those with which Bnhlno is the "0...,1...s(mk loot a matter should be made collsllllilim Earmed and a mould used for making produced hr the the. bullets The. stretch of countrv where the of the wildest in this section Besides being heavily wooded it is out through with tattoos and gulleyu affording nd i nation of being infested with (”upper bond snakes Al I Otiiltk this morning Doputt ' out; one of which was made up of . stated that the man was as slippery vss . elusive to a surprising degree. You ltlte othelnls. unwwmwrsulu . who” to hit him, however. and he made good his escape. . This morning two other parties went Chis: Pennington. Frank S. filtration, Acting. Contain Officer John H Smith and Homer draw and the other ' composed of Dr. A. N. Clark and lid- word 0' Brien, and scoured the woods it They left south Nowell: at about 3 o’.clocit and alter ll‘lmplfll and best» in; the brush and woods‘for hours. . they treturned. wet and bedraulod; not having seen a sign of‘the fugitive. Sheriff Vollmer was seen in South: Norwullt and interviewed by a Son? tinel reperter early this afternoon. lie on eel. “I had hoped that we would have had him long before this, but he is see. the woods in Wilton are' from fotrr to five miles long and about as wide and in some places the trees are so close together and the underbrulh‘ so thick that in some places you can. not see more than a couple of rods ahead of you. While you are beating the brush, the fellow could lay down almost at your feet and could not. see him}; The sheriff refused to divulge the name of the man nor would he go fur ther- into the details of the case sat log that the authority to give out news ,waa vested in the state's attorney. to ,whom all eVIdenco was turned over and whose case he (Vollmerl did not wish to spoil by giving out that which might prove to be injurious In speaking of the incident which Messrs. Smith and Vlrlili had renter» day he said "if they had been armed with shotguns they could have Rotten the man then by shooting him In the legs and disabling him for the time be I am sorry that they did not ratclr blrn." mm W“..— DANCE AT TOKENEKE CLUB HOUR. ”—— Young Ladies Made a Hit With Their Novelty Saturday Night. last it takes the Tokonolto younu~ was or ldent‘ed . at tho ill)! little party of tire aczreoni hulllldh) club! at llrovlub house uiren' Neighbor, sun. \mrnx ladies and non-' ltiomen of sonic-tr The secret was notl lot out but lwu people lrnowina untill "‘0 l man ‘5 bring 501W“ ‘5 WHEMO'N 0"“ the time of nnuoun enrrnl Will it Soakl Your Neighbor meant At ton oclotlti the fun began. E Tilley' s orchestra furnished music; The dancing slapped : lat ltl trt‘lOf‘k upon the «rail of one ofl 'l‘lrcn those “‘ldiillill to‘. enter stopped lorw.ard men on one: The house. great important-.e since it scents llkc- :whoplex and 0m.“ (hum... r “W committee in It...“ picked out a“. ly that. the mm cment among the peo ple m.“ soon bring A COMMON NUISANCE. In New York. between Juno 1 and! . August 20, the Sotlely for the Preren tlon of Cruelty to Animals reports that lot‘ the Nolwalk police force left Nor representative. w aik for the “Nth; of Wilton in search pm. for neighbors. wadies which the loby ““11"“ 90“"0' lot the murder stlnpett They returned ed sixteen slips ‘m. numbers from shortly before noon utter a fruitless ,Hscarth. for the man did not show him self l Although Ileputr lilakc uould as) nothing about the affair. save that they . teen willing candidates among the; 'l‘ he) then prepar- uuo to sixteen anon tlmm. Emir ind,» . ionterinx chose a number and this man i was to be the neighbor she was to} 3 “Boalt.' " A large screen was brought out with It killed 113.186 stray cats and dogs. did not 1mg their quarrt, it in under an African and... arrangement “It" Ind the work is applauded not onlr he saith imitation of all stray cats and dogs ad a strict guard over pets. (tats curry diphtheria, mumps, mennlcs.« scarlet fever and infantile paralysis.i “as is now established Dogs diffuse: .disease and have besides. lmlroplro chin. which is more. rare anion}; cute. i Vlullsnoe is needed to suppress both a closerj people leave them entlr year unleaded. i Cats itlli birds and stray chickens and jflnkp’ Officer Charles ir‘. Page» and a. plastic of the dunesrs. disturb ti (a peace oflnlglrla Dolls bite child .‘tom up lawns. destroy flow- er beds. strike terror to those who do not understand incur. and “malts Rome! howl." Without doubt we'd all be bot-i tor off if two‘tlrlrds of the cats and? dogs were dead and butch-d ‘ . a. .. _. 4...... RIGHT TO THE POINT. ' Have you done your Christmas short. pin; yet? No? inhabitants of the: provinces are certainly very slow. ’Dowa to New York people are reserv- flllx allies in restaurants for New Your love-«Rochester Democrat and a...“ "Whether or nor the "hypnotic beer" fluently discovered ln.l'lttsburg can 330.er in “dry" territory is a query- fla’n who; the dissenters. it my turn out to he a brand that will make willow Yorit Tribune. . w.” granised labor in at. Louis is an» Wis to the boy Scout movement. opposition is based on suspi- Iitt or flilltu‘lltn u in may or _ ,' ‘ There is no danger to any~ rights or interests in a concert- flert to do away with moliycod- Will. .0...— my not always bring glory to “It to get his picture in tho papers. ' O'vltluton, the aviator. has been dint his ~40ka in dis , Idiom Myers. isosceles the man- stood that the limit wanted in B‘IIIIIFN- , humane but as in the interests of guilt! ed of hilllllr.’ tell the \lcinlty because you“; ludv had drawn bad to tifnud lio- Human llt‘allh NUS I0| Uie;of the shot which v'Ius taken at hltnl’hlnd the screen with his face through yesterday by those. who saw him. ’l‘ironras i‘lert-e. who is employed by ’ J. .l. Mldtllsbrook, at North \\'llt0il,§ met the fllglfite yesterday on a lonely" road near tirc farm. The ltailuu lived it shot into the all and their run YtslPltllt) Lulof William it nlnulou. Deputy Sheriff 1'). Lolita had- i rigun, Police (lemmlssloner Thomas H R. Sammie. Deputy Sheriff loirrr it: couple of volunteers went. to (lxdcn's woods. whitlr they scoured from early morning until late afternoon it seem ed to them as though they traversed ovcry Inch of the ground. but they did not come across the fugitive. They found lila‘cttmp lire. lroworor.‘ which was still urnouldering andi around which were scattered the re. main: of eleven ears of corn and three birds. which had been his meal for the day. it is the opinion of the police that the follow cuts but once a day and that in the early down. when the smoke will not be noticed. This ac. counts for the urnount that its con- muons. * Constable Otto Smith. of New I} out. and State Policeman Vlliill bad a narrow slam yesterday when they encountered the fugitive on the high- wsy and bad they been properly srm- ad with shotguns. as advised by mail Sheriff‘Wllllum Voilmer, they would have effected the capture of the mill.” From the description given them. they reconciled the fellow they rust, who was himself armed with a doublebur‘ soled shotgun. minding first the felt low might not know them and wish- ing to divert any suspicion that he might be led to GIIUMIII, they very civilly salt“ hits the no“ to military. With a careless ills: of his am, he Mint“ 1“) the mu m mu, “Thom." whatnot be lowered his Illa until it covered their brsssss. find shouted, "And best it. do» will, tel” the m the we only armed :llterally. bul Miss Edith ilsll and tailor ’Mlldretl Ilownuy proved thanuelvcs a Pen-winning pair. scoring equally. sa- head to run sway and had s good unlucki neighbor whose number a the hole and allow the young lady to soak him with tennis balls. firm tryn she had.‘ Not many hits were made. that is There was but one prise. smuldoant silver can. and it was doomed to throw it off Miss Doll won hudily amid the up- Dancinx than resumed until s late hour “IGAENT SILK CAPTUREB RUN- AWAY As nest all not as ever was nee was that of normal Bryan H. sunny of the Nor-walk police force, on Satur- day afternoon. when he stopmd John Manor's new horse which had started to run away. The horse some dowu lain street at a rapid pace and Ser- Ilsunl nillt cruised him dow Walt street a abort distance, finally tannins him The horse was s new one of Mr. Manor's and its bad W him no hitched. The animal look It hill on start when the mucous saw him. Several people hid narrow mass from being run down and compliment tad Ills other highly tor hlsearptuss. Mr. leaner resume his horse lat.- sr. The turnout was courtly undam- aasdulaus serious consensus» might have hollowed had the hens not than “ON a h we ' wuss-sue DAVID WHY murals. David-doom, of this most. was arr-outed this sternum on the «misfit of lure. James ahsshaa sf unass- loin street, and is held to suit his trial tomorrow moraine tor- Intonation. hrssdhofthsvssos, snathsoucf Ibunvs lsnxusas man! hit-s. Iberia lulu. its annoyed list bum antler anon and mmtwnrltotlss suites assortment. ones" insists it. also W'MW? m m to Marine Metamorphosis Punch.) A modern maid of high degree One day went bathing in the sea. Her toilet (glace with insertion) Seemed too expensive for submer- lion. But first with rounded cheeks and care She filled her water wings with o . air. And slipping same beneath each shoulder Allowed the surges to enfold her. Till. well beyond the shining “e... “1' ‘She swam (with one foot on the sand). Now. as the maiden was arriving Close to a springboard meant for diving. A- voung Greek god‘ rn bathing kit With easy grace climbed onto it. t His curls were ciust‘ ring gold and shiny. His eyes were azure as the briny. His build was clean. his skin was ,2; tanned. i looked accustomed to com- mand. The maiden. swimming by. as stated. Was absolutely captivated. And. struck by this and other things. She promptly lost 1her m ratings. At first it seemed a real disaster They floated seaward. fast and faster. Until with trudgson stroke astute The Greek god started rn pursuit. How anxiously she watched his dour head Go bobbing almost to the pier He brought them bank and quite poohvpoohed . Her shy but heartfelt gratitude. She was enraptured that she‘d seen a Delight Deus ex machins. She ffelt. in tact. she'd met her ate. He. only. was her bosom’s mate. T‘s-meet again. her soul was mad- Eut when the did, she wished they h Fudomherrsirmowessdr .lslln- " at her hotel. Howells" mval- “Sty. . .. ...,....t;.....—m«..fl...........,.........m.~.w_.. .. we...» . . .. ll Colors. black and tons. ‘000 000 The Original Guaranteed HoSe *Sl0l’ 0000100 00X-~SliRl WEARING H01i0000l8 Remember. if holes appear before the end of six months. it means new Hose for you. Sold in boxes of six pairs. light or medium weights—black. tan or grey. 0i.50. $2.00 000 03.00 00X “HOIEPROOF” snocxmos. for Women. r ‘300 00X BRIDGE AND WHIBT PARTY. Benefit to Norwalk Dispensary Plin- ned for Thursday Afte'rn’oon. Not a little interest in being taken in the bridge and whlsl party to be given for charity to benefit the Dishes» nary on Thursday afternoon on the late Mrs. William K. Jatnos, property In Wall street. chase of this affair. which has a noble purpose to benefit the dispensary. have prepared handsome workbtnxs for those having the highest scores. The playing is to start at it o'clock. and la- dies may arrange their own tables or may have them made up for them at their arrival at the party. if the at. lernoon is cool the affair will be held within the house, which will be treated. The tickets are fifty cents each and are on sale at Btillson 6; Powell» drug store, South Norwnlk, and at Boar's drug store, Norwaik. The sale is re- ported as being large and it expected that the whim and bridge will be one of the most strocassfnl ltrnctlons ever held for the benefit of charity in The Norwaiks. CUMLAI AOOUIEO OIPHMI AIYLUM. CHICAGO. Sept. 18.-Tho old story of taking candy from a baby is no ,no myth. it prorad to be a reality yes- lerda when a burglar was discovered forcing an entrance on the fourth hour of at. Vincent’s orphan Aslum. The burglar look some confections from a wide rind started to explore the nursery. but was soon lrlalrtuned by the screaming of Bill) babies. Belt- dents from a block in all directions were equally soared at the terrific vol- ume of tearful animus. The nut ins discovered by Miss Anna White, a nurse. Biro screamed. Then two or those babies scream. Then more screamed one seen all the 300 is “I”. Ilbhdr crying or consuming or both. Inns“ Won hove mm. “It!” III puppies as alumina. The nah filmed In the chorus with shrill am chino. sum and who. The Molar and down this News with the an- ar and so which he took from the poo- lret of mu White’s dress which vs: near this Vlad”. . , OOLLICTION comm. NOR?" WOODSTOUK . Sent. 1.»— One of the finest collections of mount- all birds and birds‘ on! in the stats mu destroyed naturally attemooul when are destroyed the ironic or out: " Vin L. Bunsen here Mr. Ramon is . an ornitholoxist of note and had spent yarn in gathering. his collection. ‘ms lire stsflsd from an unknown cause and the house was in times when it was discovered Nothing was saved. The loss is 11.000. covered in issue The committee in MR LINE MIL To GE TRIED IY UNCLE SAM. . WASHINGTON. Sept. l7.-Not to be outdone by the British postal authori- ties in the carrying of malls through the air, the latest method of letter transportation, Postmaster General Hitchcock last night gave. his consent to the establishment of an extrrimen- tai sreoplane mail route between one of the outisying branches of the Brooklyn. N. 'r'., postotflce and the nreodonre at Nassau Boulevard, I. 1.. during the international aviation meat which will be held there from Septem- ber 23 to October 1. Aviators and their employees who will be stationed on the field throughout the meet will be elite thereby to mceiVe their mail ainrost as quickly as though they were in one or“ the large cities. It is probable that a special postal station will he established to the avia- tion field and a temporary postmaster appointed by the department to con- duct the business of receiving and die- patrlring malls and selling postage stamps. During the time in which the .meet is held. officers of the poslollloe zdepnrtment will watch with close in- tcnsst the experiment of carrying mail by aeroplanes. This will not be the first instance in which United States mails have heart oflcislly authorized to he carried by ”planes. in November of last year Postmaster General Hitchcock for~ orally approved urranlenents for the carrying of a pouch of mail from the transatlantic stesrner Kaiarls Augusto Victoria. oul~bound to Europe. back to New York while the vessel was off the boa; island count. Avlntm' .l. J. lethally was to bare attempted this Irst antral .sorisl transmission of nails. but because of stormy weather the attempt was not made. The lira! successful ofilclsl and glans lettu- routo use that opened lain Cunt-day by the British postal ad mlnlstnstlon. which boson a series of unpamnem in the carrying of mail» by aeroplanes from Hutton. mounts Windsor Castle. a distance of almout 20 files. Four aviators. with two bl- Iflusa sol two mausoleum. were on. m in the work. and about 100.000 lam constituted the first delivers. 'l‘hsss exp-flutes“ Irma been "th . Null «some Music-t by the Uni- 1 ted m natal authorities. who are d u» splat-n first the «furthest let: mmhmfeoncltyw silty by “faiths Is not for didn't. am» mucous mm ma. mum Wt must! the the trio convention of the W order of mandala. which was hold. JIM iaturdsy. bl New Haven. and at which file m o. Units. at Mien-c Gourds". New haven. Ins minaret! district m sud Wt!“ Mattias. of mm. atheists more Wis. . M
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