smut.
south Norwnlk.
kinds M immense-
‘enograpner.
.,./
Allister and Wiltons we Were a
untiuucd patterns, which we offer
.prlce.
E , 1 M-r’“
i to
"be death Norwallt Qtti‘r
I I weekly niecti
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'M
will hold it
evcnilllk
thcir durability and low price. We
‘ 'l‘llc monthly
nil'ooo-
‘Tlllillll‘l‘i‘c , .
'1 d, a regular‘
inovi'tlw '
Philadelphia, inl
. and Mrs. Edward J.
i
e street. '
134-136 Washington
= told by shoppers. is the largest and most com-
orwalks. and at present this is especially trite, for we
régccived a. large sllipment from the Hartford Carpet Co.
, as the new Fall Patterns in Tapestry. Velvet, Body Brussels.
lag t‘ahln ling Rugs are becoming very popular on account of
patterns in sizes from 24 x 50 inches up to 9 x 12 feet.
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co
X0 My .'___._..' , ,
E glight of I sleigh Party That
, , Surrounded and Bot Upon by a
_ nok at the Ferocious and Furnished
f Animals—A Timely Rolcuo.
i There are still wolves on the steppen
1 of Russia and pretty ferocious once at
(that. as appears from this story sent
' to a Swedish paper by one ofwlts corre-
lspondentu. who was traveling a win
tier or two ago through the wastes of
lwliut was formerly known as Lithu-
l ulllll.
i it was a bright. frosty winter day. ‘.
[Th0 snow was excellent. and the mall l
,slclizli gilded tot-ward ilt great speed.
i A trolka with three Poles in It follow-
ed behind. 'l‘owaril sunset we einerg-
ed front the dark pine Woods upon the i
steppe. which stretched away iii front :
l of us as far as the eye 00‘1“] W10“. l
Soon the stars made their appear-i
ance. and the nioou rose. it was hit-
terly cold. and the snow crackled be i
nealh the runners. The horses‘ breath l
' rose in the air like thick smoke. The
slings and shouts of the Poles died
away. anti profound silenoe reigned.
Suddenly one of the horses whinnied.
then another. and a third shied vlo
,lently. uttering that terrible cry of
which the horse is capable only when
in extreme fear. 1 could see by the
light of the moon the shadow of an
animal about the size of a dog flitting
over the frozen surface of a marsh
pool which lay some twenty paces
from us on one side of the road.
No animal can .travel more silently
.than a wolf when in search of prey.
and none can attack so suddenly and
unexpectedly. l Willi slowly raising ,
my gun when a second \vol‘f rose lmo i
medlutely in front of the horses with ,
crest erect and green. phosphorescent t
,cyes. At the same time puints ofl
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ble to buy a number of their dis“
at a considerable reduction ill
have these in a large variety of
St, South Norwalk
lit Postmaster Charles J,
Prescott. spent Saturday and Sunday
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tllght appeared all over the mere. and ;
‘I the bowling of the beasts rang out.
among tin-I, Berkshire illils.
I A shot was tired. Revolver in hand.
‘A. W. Austin, formerly of Norwalk.
now located in Bridgeport. was a visit»
or ill Norwalk me? yesterday.
NEW EMMA" WATER
RATES Will. IlEMM
(Continued from first page.)
' illicas 'l‘l‘ibe, No. 26, l. o. a. M., will '
hold a weekly meeting, tomorrow eve 1
nine. at which time the third degree
will be conferred.
right to shut, oli’ the water. Tile pell-
tloners said that the. increase by the.
water company seemed to be based.
11' H” Golden. Charles E‘ ”0.“. E' J' E on an’arbitrary estimate of the cost of |
Hill. “MM” 'Sclleck and the other l complying with an order of the publici
bankers. who have been attending the l utilities commission. tinted 1991,1111“), iI
convention. iii Boston, have returned . 7' lilld, ordering the company to ill-I
1“)th :stall a filtration plant. The patrons
T . ‘of the com Hilly said that no benefit'
Judge John ixeogb lined .lalncs l’uslni had been derived by them from the!
hook $10 and costs ill tlle Police court; ’ l
on Saturday. Fusilkosll was arrested E installation ”1‘ the filtration. plant, andl
by putmmian Frank S. Stratton tori that they believed that the installationl
intoxication. land maintenance of the filtration rays
0
item did not justify any such advance,
""as tiic company had proposed,
l mission urges
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educed and ’ Lescek. one of the Poles. stood on the |
it trusts that future business may ‘drivlng seat 0H1“! ll‘Olkfl- Th?“ from
warrant a material reduction, bilt un-.the “1“" ““51"“ I discharged both
der resent conditions all of the revo- ' barrels of my gun. and n “mg" howl
p ' ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' announcell that they had taken effect.
lines at the .intreased rates ili‘k. re« i'l‘wo of the most dating or our assail-
quied to maintain and operate the V mm, lay rolling in the snow.
plant and enable the company to payl The three l‘oles kept tiring furiously.
a reasonable dividend. For the reasons i although the attack of the wolves was
outlined. the request of the petitioners I directed more against 0|" sleigh. NO!)-
is denied ably because it was drawn by double
The commission. however declares the number ML horses. Our drIVer had
’ the other wealxui than his loaded whip.
that it is strongly in favor or install- I but with it be dealt tremendous blows.
ing meters for water service wherever. The horses struggled mum). and tried
practicable, and in the case of the with all their strength to break the
New Canaan Water Company. with itsibnrness. At each shot from my gun
red. only to collect
limited water supply, the commission the wolves ricotta
strongly urges the use of meters, The ”8““ immediately and "39°" their at-
Ncw Canaan Water Company has no tack 0“ the horses. Suddenly them
surplus or reserve fund and the com-lug; “mtg: 3:1!ng Sling m the
and strongly recom-
tlie rates of the company r
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.on the floor. spelling over all the dim-
lcult words he could find in the few
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- DABDlZATlON or, PARTS.
Ell Whitney's Bahama Revolutionizod
the Manufacturing Bollnou.
The system of the standardization of
parts. now so universal. originated with
Bill Whitney. the inventorp! the cot-
ton gin. when he undertook to make
muskets. The government gave him a
contract in 1793 for 10.000 stands of
arms. although he had no “plant" for
their manufacture. He built a small
factory in New Haven. Conn., and be
gun work, hilt found a great obstacle
in the difficulty of getting good work- .
men. est'ieciaily those capable of acting .
as foreman under his novel methods.
His plan. as is pointed out by George
llcs ill a recent original study of Whit-
ney's achievements. was to make of
his factory a single huge machine. in
an armory before Whitney's day each
man. highly skilled. produced by him-
self a distinct part of a musket.
division of labor Whitney supplanted
by so apportioning work that little or .
no skill was demanded. Iie separated
the various tasks and at each of these
operations kept a group busy. For
their assistance be simplified each on
oration and introduced three aids since
indispensable in manulactate—drilling
by templets or patterns. filing by Jigs
or guides and milling irregular forms.
From first to last a model musket
was copied with precision no that ev-
ery lock. for example. was exactly like .
every other among thousands. When .
all the parts needed to form a weapon
were assembled they united much su- ‘
perlor to a musket formed on any oth-
er plan. in case of repair a new part
exactly fitted the place of an old part
and at a trifling cost.
in order to accomplish his purpose
and carry out his contract. whose exe- ‘.
cation was much prolonged, Whitney}
was obliged to invent new tools and 1
machines at every step. none of which i
was patented. By doing so he not only 2
greatly improved the finish and pccura- l
cy of his guns and the speed oi’ their ,
manufacture. but so impressed the val-
no of the idea of standardization upon
the minds of manufacturers that it was ‘
presently applied in other trades and
has long since become the rule in man-
ul’ucturlng.—-Harper's.
A CHAMPION SPELLER.
Horace Greeley Was I Wonder When
Only an Your. of Ago.
No champion of the old time spelling
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matches. perhaps. ever excelled Horace
Greeley. lie was. in fact. a spelling
prodigy. What would the boys and
girls of today. who grumble over their
daily stint of twenty words. think of
a child not yet six years old who could
,nctuolly spell every word in the lan-
guagel Thatls what the young Horace
is said to have been able t6 do.
His schooling began in his fourth
year. and the art of spellllig at once
became a passion with him. 2111 school
and out he kept incessantly at its
study. floor after hour he would lie
books that the family owned.
The fame of his prowess spread.
Naturally Horace was the first one
snow by the side of their overturned
attends the creation aild building up of
[chosen at spelling matches. He had a
llisplng, whining voice and spelled his
This .
»" lilies Atlas McHugh. of South Mall
’ street, has returned home after spend-
1 .
sleigh. Leecok's badly driven horses
such a fund. even though this should
. . ». had torn themselves loose from the
' e lltlln ' i‘i’ierelico is made to: '
I“ in fi ‘t‘ necessitate the reducing oi dividends. . troiku in their terror. and m career-
. . , u r .m-
the order requiring the pale no lag wildly over the snow covered
fwords with the utmost confidence. '
1Sometlmes in winter. when the snow-
ing several days with friends in llaln
, burv Miss Katherine lilcllugli will pally to install a filtration plant. and
retilrn toniaht , ' ' .thls was installed, the tintilng says, at
.» . .....~. in cost ol‘ approximately 321.000. in
Mrs. Ann Palmer. wife of John i‘lul.E addition, the company changed its
iner. who was arrested i'or illiflxicutiun‘ business methods from careless and
' and breach ol' the peace, was scnte.ic¥ solncwllut irresponsible management
ed to spend fifteen days in jail on each ‘ lo a more permanent, established alld
count, by Judge. John Keogh, on San businesslike system. The result of the
urday morning. liiliralion plant has been a marked, it
. not entirely satisfactory, improvement
quality of the water.
Mrs. J. Wesley O'Connor has substi- ill the
tilted a.» soprano soloist for the past Tilt!
three Sundays in tile'Siami‘ord lfriivur-lilil‘ luli‘i'crl on the cost of the filtra‘
sullsi ‘l‘dlllrcli. Mrs. O'Connor fornicn' Will lllilllt illl‘l
'ly sang ill the same church. and is a 01’ opcrutlon,
musical favorite tllcro. ficnuuco the company increased thc
—~-— ————— w lruit‘s, cxccpt ('illlll‘ili‘l. rules. i’itl lli’l‘
‘ccnt. in its ilntling as to the com-
; walk (lotinlry (‘lub. on Saturday cvcud puny dated l-‘obrunry 7. illiil. the pull-
' ‘lllg. was a delightful all‘alr. A large lic utilities (:(lllllillHHltlil went fully into
number ol' young people attended and bile local situation and operating coli-
tllo music, furnished by it‘uil‘oi'll's or. itiiioiis; of the water company. The
ohcstru. was excellent, it'tllllllltiilltlll tinds that the income. illi-
itlor the incrczisod rules will bc up-
:pl'oviuuitcly stockists. 'i'hc actual
‘cvpclm-a of the company i'or the [local
.lunc lit), ltilzlv inclinliln:
without the payment 01'
The subscription dancc at the Nor.
(incur ll. illilllin‘. lhc l'uirilcld coun-
ty ilttolll, for the Moyt'r utltolliobilc.
has sold a car to William l“. lineup, of your cudod
:Snuiluluvl». Air. linillis has the dia- interval, but,
tiilctiotl ol' bring the only automobile dividends and including no
tlcalcr exhibiting at llil' llzi‘tbury ‘lfull‘: cxpclulo of the work in connection
to complete tlic sale ol' a car. .u‘illl tho llllrntion plalll, was $ti.:ltlil.ii ,
. -_.....,.. "I‘llil additional oxpcnso (llltu to the int»
The schools of the town are closcd provcnicnla made has been outinuitoti
today, the children cnjoylut: liit‘ cold at stain, cvclusivc of additional Hillll'
bl'ntlon ol ('(llllllllllhi llay. The banks. rim of about will). an the company
with but. few cat-options. ni'c clouodnbud previously it Hillill'y list of bill
'llllo barber shops closed at noon. 'l‘ilir $loo. ’I‘hlu additional expound will
variona mercantile calabllidinu-nta ni'uninlic the total annual expense of tho
open. The post nlllccu observed thtficolupauy $ltl.:l:itl.ill. which. deducted
holiday iii-nodules. from the annual lncomc, leaves it bal-
‘ancc ol’ $>i.tivii'.l’i7. A dividend of t'.
'i‘hc lurlzc chorus choir which ii: to‘pci‘ cent. on the outstanding capital
sing at the coming “tint. 'i‘ugcthcr'”stock of ammo would be “£20.50.
meetings, will input for rulimiraal nextl which deducted front the not balance
Friday evening at the South Norwalk‘oi‘ $4347.57 leaves $227.07, or nearly
Methodist (lliurrli and will be dirt-cit'di with less than the
by i. ll. Meredith. well known through. for additional shipping,
out the ctaintry. All persons d
to join the. chorus may do so by re." lined, the public at
porting M the church a
ning.
titties conniilsslon
’F‘rank Saunders. of Windsor place, water company are high as compared
went to liridgeport. Saturday night.I w
and was later found in an unconscious: supply
condition. and taken into Flinniliton's been
pharmacy. There it waiixionnd that he‘ mission.
was suffering from some sort of dope' rates man
or knockout drops. and he was remote:
a “W at ..
w ‘l‘lfl‘il‘l‘édtme. . ' Mm ’ i t
’ commissioritays‘ it would
i
rounuisldon finds that to meet!
part of the l
amount required
After a care-
ottli'lug‘l‘ul examination of the figures out.-
ext Friday eve», says that it finds no.canse for outing-mm bottom of San Francisco 1an with
log lll(‘lll. The commission says than”... steamer lilo do Jali'elro m“ 1901'
it. feels that the increased rates of the ,3 to be the mm. 0.. a German invent‘
Ml “‘9 ““95 0‘ WW3“ companies .110 claims will enable him to reach a
lag unaltered water. but. as ““Hldopth of six hundred feet. Yesterday
previously stated by the com-
“W establishment 9f Willel'dhe bottom of the buy in more than‘l‘uck.
t depend largely “90?! 10““ lootteet of water and remaining down
conditions. the character of the aerv~ an hour. it is said l
ice and the cost of. operation. The W
‘ liko‘ito“ see fsa‘ not: ”"
the stillness of the night their death
screams were terrible. The Poles wal-
lowed about iii the new shouting.
wetqllng and lamenting by turns.
llliil iiiiiiili llll
llll’lll titular _
calChES Fire Bill Ansonia PartY‘hud enough presence of mind or hide
. . ililmselt beneath the sleigh. and the
Escape “7“" Few Mln' .mull driver and i, surrounded by
or in nu
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. wolves. coilld give them no help. i
looked upon them as doomed and tell
i sure that we should quickly share their
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“l0“l““l‘i’m‘l(“"9959 SOll'l‘ii lllll’l‘AIN. Ot'i, iii-«Foul‘l”garbled” our ursucrs disappeared
""““‘*°‘”“mt “11d main- Ansonill people had a remarkable oil-7mm although £10m.“ badly. u“;
{capo “W“ lll‘lllll ol‘ Hill‘lous injury lit‘l‘tl horses became calmer. The gleaming
;l“ridny night. when their ltilttHiltlllllP.’ [gym or the wolves were seen only here
as it. struck a sharp bond in the and there out on the steppe. A shot
road, turuod completely over and took ; rang out. then a volley. succeeded by
A dozen dead wolves
fire as it lay bottom up in tho road-ill!“fl 0‘ Willi.
\i‘ul'. ’l‘lionias Jenkins. owner and lay on the ground. and two huge beasts
driver, was (‘llllRlll ilntlcr the machine. l'mmmy “I’m“ “mom“ tile boots of
. the horses as our rescuers came up in
'l he other. occti )il its. . ill ' ' ' '
I I “ kins wife, their tilililintz sleighs.
Airs. llliplt-y and Alisa Mcllanu woro‘ it was " landod mmmpmr with Mg
thrown out an the car turned, llll's.‘§m-v,”m. whose gummy farm lay only
.lcnliins endured a bad cut over the a could.) of purists away. None of
cyo. 'l‘ilp other two women t‘iii‘lliltltl us was dangerously wounded. The
with a shaking up, Jl.'n]\1llH “‘1“; oxwwclvea had treated ilio l‘olcs worst.
.trivntod, timing “mph.” nothing more ' for their clothes were nearly torn from
'tlnui a shaking up and “ism", “mm... :hllh‘ btotliciI. 'll‘lley were bitten. too.
.. ,, i _ r . iii no serous y.
5:1?luixalryét’h,““"mm‘ hum" mm“ The following morning our host. Herr
' ‘ ii-ltanski. came across the skeletons of
At. the point \vlici'n the accident“... Hm... "up”. [ml-gun ocni‘ccly half
tit‘t'lll'l'l‘tl the highway makes an a vcrut from the mum of our strap.
{abrupt ilirn to illliill nndor tlic riill- pie. The poor creatures were still
road trucku. Jenkins running at a bound tonelhri“ with the harness. What
{3.10mi mu. (,1. “ppm, “mum; ills imp“... our own rate would have been were it
timely rescue. is not hard
as ho canto to the curvc. luit tlioin"t 1'0" ml“
cur ulddded null then overturned. it : to “”“lw'e' Th" “WW“ ”t u makes
was almost (‘illillllelt'lly wrecked. bill. m" shudder to “I!“ day.
was not, burned up an nearby real-
. ‘ , ,1 ‘ ‘ Followed Mammals Advice.
:llmtu, who will to Hit. umtle put out "Did he kiss you when you acceplod
to ilalucu. him?"
Another car was sent for from An- “No: i wouldn't permit him."
,nonla and took the party home. "Why not?"
m "Well. momma told meithnt we ought
to act tilli'erontly«townrtl each 0th"
after the engugemenb”—-fit Lotti! POW
Dispatch. '
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WlLL DIVE FOR GOLD.
SCAN FRANCISCO, Oct, lam-«Two.
million dollars in gold which went to
Generally the Way.
Crawford - Everybody wonders at
your Judgment. flow do you manage
it? Grabshaw-Jnst a little system i
worked out. Whenever i and i'd like
to do anything‘i make up my mind
.1": tested his device here. going to.lt’l something to better not (la--
tor who has a living mpparaua which
Notion: in lost so surely to that
which we dated not risk.
vatcyilbl‘li’ie urea” ~
the grantee (lentil
WWW new if! that m" l‘
' I w‘;d‘i
.V»
we:
steppe, pursued by some of the wolves. .
They were soon pulled them. and in l
{drifts were so deep that one or the
big boys had to take him to the school-
lhoiise on his back. the little white
thalred fellow would drop asleep be-
itw‘eou turns. When his word came
lround his neighbor would nudge him
,anxlously. lie would wake. spell his
Suits, Coats, Dresses &Millinery
VERY SPECIAL TONIGHT
$1 Kid Gloves 79c
Fowues' Kid Gloves, in black, white and tan; regularly $1.00: ev~
cry pair guaranteed. Tonight 79c ipalr.
. When youlkeeo your Automobile in this
Modem Garage
it is under the eyes of constant
caretakers, and it is in a place
specially for the care of cars.
. Every facility for PROPER
vwashing and polishing is at
hand~for making thorough re-
pairs—mud you are always sure
1 of‘excelient supplies at closest
' prices.
Our rates for storage are
such that it will pay you to
ask us about them.
Electrical
ELECT F Sum“
AT COST Motor Repairs:
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means a
saving of 50 per cent. of what other firms charge you. Let us flir-
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
54 WATER 5T. PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
E,r ' I," V ‘ -
: 2 : :I' . 'I I -.I‘-:I:- -.-.I:I:-’-'-'u'-:-
A T BU
to DanburyFair
Round Trip $1
Bits will leave Railroad Square at 8 o'clock.
Also Touring Car for hire.
UTHER M. WR
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'I'u'l I I'I'I
1 word and drop asleep again at once.
60 great was the boy's :cpututlou as
a student of unusual powers that the
’selectmen of ii neighboring town. in
lpassing a rule forbid lag the nuend- ‘
fiance at the local sch oi of any pupil
from outside the township. honored
$him by adding the clause. "Exception
‘only ilomco Greeley.”—-Youth's Com-
panion.
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Sarcastic.
1 This incident is related of a Scotch
.doctor. new to the gun. who advan-
lured upon a day's rabbit shooting.
Cbusod by the ferrets. bunny was a
lrather quick moving target. and the
motllco was not meeting with the stub
case be anticipated.
"Hang it all. man." he exclaimed lm-
patiently to the keeper who accoin~
pnnlcil him; "these beasts are too quick
for moi"
plied. "but yo surely diditn expect them
.tao lie still like yol- patients till yo kill
them?"
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Yet Ho Liked Fresh Air.
"My husband was at a smoker Sat-
urday night and never not home until
about 1 o'clock,"
“Was that why he wasn‘t at: church
Sunday morning?"
“No: he says the ventilation is so
poor in church and the atmosphere at-
ways nets so heavy that he can't keep
awake."--Jullge.
A surprise Domino.
Pastor's Wife «- You understand.
Mary. that i am only “at home" on
Wednesday from 8 to ii. Mory~Yon
uui’ani. Then to herself: “Mary. what
a heavenly situation you have notl
The mistress only at home for two
hours ovary weekl"—liixchuugo.
Always Lots.
“Men are always into. I have waited
here since '1 o'clock for my husband to
come. Now it is half after 8.”
"And when were you to meet him?"
"At ii o'clock.”—«Luutlgo Blotter.
.
Hll Finloli.
“Ho slipped on the polished downed
killed himself.”
“sort of I hardwood finish. oh?"-
Prlacoton 'i‘inr.
i‘ n. a: tame W
“Aye. doctor." the pawky keeper ro- t
DANBURY FAIR ENDED. l;
sight. however. Prof. Mack cast off in
his parachute and was seen starting
eartllward. Later he arrived back at.
this starting point carrying his para-
’l‘lio Danbury Fair for 1913 was clinic. He had come to earth about 8.
brought to a succesgm (510% on Satur' mile away from the ground, settling
day afternoon with a balloon asccn- (‘flSlly in 21 vacant lot.
. sion by Professor Mack, a most thrill- --’
Zing nlld interesting feat. The last day GROUP MEETING IN DANBURY.
iof the fair was equally as pleasant as,
illlliil. of oily throughout the \\'L‘t'lt and MelhOdlsts .Will Hoar Some interest-
Itlio attendance was large. ing Speakers.
l The grandstand was filled coniforta- A group meeting of the chart-hos ol'
lbly dtiriniz tbc uftcrnool‘i nail the l‘llc"‘lll(1 New York district of Methodist.
‘nuz. auto polo and other mirm‘tluns. Episcopal churches will be lll'ltl in
t proved to be especially cannabis. 'l‘liilillanbury next Thursday, with sessions
{lowering day kept litany away. lull (Ill,tiftl:‘rlil)till and evening. Several inter
'tlio other hand those who had not at- wimp uddt'tmfigfi will be "judo my 10“.].
itcndcd during the week bct‘titllll! ill in"! big i'lcrgylncn of the district lillll it.
tclcmcnt wonthcr, decided to risk Ulli‘lg cxpcclod [pm a ”wimp.- of tho
‘clomouts on the hint. appearance of llllilvlntrphog in the opium will no N‘D-
gigiuitlc affair and so, swelled tho lamented at. the gathering.
ntlirong. 'l‘bo afternoon iit'Hriitlil will twain at
This ycara' t‘nir has hccn more do- 3 o‘clock and the spoolicrn will be
lilabti'ul than cror. l'rourt'ss in ut‘lt‘m‘l‘, lilt‘ lil‘l’, in. A, ll tloodcuoucli. or
land lnwntion has made positlbbl limit)’ Standout. district anpcrlnlmull-at. and
Emma claburnio displays. and alltlll,tlm "mg Wilbur p}, thnnnot'nt‘, mm.
worll in animal and fowl rulalnn allow»' {up ”f n... “Wm“,m illil church. New
. ed lto fruits during the past wock. York city.
i it was the some olil midway “Ni ii” hopper will be served at. ll o'clock
itllo old familiar lama approved. with and mldrcnana will be made by tho
,nl‘cw additionaloiica. 'l‘hoauineiolly. llev. Alfred l.. trmpu. (“nirim prom.
.curcl‘rco crowd swarmed ilw w‘olilltl‘rl dent of tile l‘thtfl'lll Leanne. and
and prntlticutl the congenial toutiirru ilw llov. ltcnimuln li‘. Saxon. of the
for which the llanbury hair in noted. Hittiydltlni l-ilront t'hm-ch, New York
Amara: Hume from Nurwulk Mutton. At, um cvcnllttt service. which
went to the fair on the last day were will ppm“ at Tilt). u”, ltov. George
ex~i"onncllmun John W. Smith. llt‘P M, ilrowa. pastor of the Firm Metho-
' linl'tl 'l‘. Nutterorli. William 1". i‘leitlyn. dint Episcopal clam-ii. nrldsenort. will
Jacob Hchanh, Mliiil villa Nattclord.’mom“,
Mortimer Conley. Miss Marlon li'Ii-lomw
inctllcu tutti Mina Jeanette Von iiottvnr-
inst. Misses Agnes and Kathruyn Mo-
iltigh. ‘l‘aanuaie l’lnncac. charged with as-
A strong southeast wind WM blow“,sauit upon twelveyeanold 'i‘heresa
ins when-the any ropes tinnitus the Amulo. ol‘ ('litlpol street. was found
glsantlc gas bill; at Prof. Mack were guilty. and Judge Keogh imposed a.
cast oil at his direction. and as soon pm of .25. Fiancee paid up.
all the lighteratlianair arrangement. lie was arrested‘filaturday upon emit-
had risen above the protection from‘lpmtnt made by the mother of the
fair buildings. it was blown rapidly girl, who. according to the testimony
northWost. Higher and higher it went given this morning. was a million to
until in the gray and misty clouds "tum alleged «assault. Plum ma
was obscured from the view or then been a boarder until recently “at lain
. l , , l
9‘“ at Annie hm paganism“
below. Just. beam he went
The Same Crowd and Attractions as
in Former Years.
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M». .. .._, __
FINED $25 FOR ASBAULT.
in the Town Court. this morning
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Norwalk Chronicler