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L l pr It. Inwnts have been lll‘lllt‘ of late III
n: :lh- lIH‘i-i.
‘ ‘ “ ‘ l li!‘“.:l rednwtmn in prices of \\':Ill
w. il‘Ipr Is \\'lIItI- “Links l.'i.'IIIIl L‘ilcwlits
War II «:il-l» lI-l'. l; dd 3-: twins" pvr Iloilldi-
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p‘ m its! t': .l I) ‘.ll‘ l his Tum ml towkl
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1: t:il"'hl \tl‘llf“ l‘} t.tl~!l‘£ llo- t‘l"-.\~'~
\\.t.:-t~£ had“ a: .'r H! lliv- l'-~t ‘|:‘il‘0' to /
tho ”I burl vr sslm; Tl~I~ uihvr \ialks
should l-r tn-ntml lIkI-ivlsv. ..
l?.-- w Itcr t‘« Iiiuizssioirrrs and board o"
. ll! t“:!t|(-‘ll did It‘! \ ts.t the Rutter
\\. rk- L't-l Sillthla)‘ :Is t-xpi'i‘lt‘il. ”ail
’l.I‘ \\I‘.‘t‘lu r l--- n pleasant thry would
han- gI-m- their this afternoon.
III-v. ll. \ l‘I-lztno \vIll preach Sunday
moi-nit: :Is listl‘ll. Nil-yet : ” \ l'l’lsl'iltt'l'
l-rr Life.~ l‘.\i‘llllu;Ilht‘x‘uln‘t': Sul'jrict:
‘.\ «VIP or the will linIII-Is and how they
n. r. \\ IiitI'II.” l‘IitIlic c ‘l’dlully ltl\‘llt‘\l.
.‘l ss lfna ll l‘uiilmnks, fo nicrly of
th sixty. :iml _ll-‘\\:tl‘rl R. l‘. lttlilwin.
1.. {lg . f N. w “tron. were Inarrtrd
l‘mirsdar Uri. '.‘H. :It ‘- .zo p. In. in the
ti: out an nuc liiptist church. Xvw lla-
\t’ll. .
svlin-at rmluctinn in prices of “‘.I‘Il
l‘ipi rs \VlIitI- lilaitiks l3 .Itil ‘.‘Il'i‘vtits
pr .11 Ill‘lt‘ roll. liI Id 3H t'. L's-pt r druid.»
mil. .l. T. l'roviitt‘s. l7 Main street.
.V-Iwalk.
Isl-t evening we saw in Kliticfeltcr‘s
pr-tiy market as fine a display of fish
unv coiill "Oklrf‘ to see. They were
all from Like ititnrio. and anion: lhr‘lll
\\.t‘ an e. l. u llli‘h before it was dressed.
wI min d live p tin-ls and a half.
Ho Monday thr Nr-w York Sun cl ii—
touted the fillluwlllg'llt'lll In h‘lttlli-lt III
the marriage of a couple who claimed to
hail from this {ovum—A youth: L‘ullph‘.
“ho said they wire from ~Norwalk_
i‘ m: . were married hv Justice of the
l’t‘fll‘r' “'ced In Jersey t‘ity late on Sail-
unlay night. The man described him-
svlf as Th nuns Farrar. ago-.1 2t. and the
woman said she was Hizibeth Francis
“r‘llluldf‘. l‘arrar.’ who is a dashing
Yul-lug fellow. told the Justice that his
failivr was a wealilily woolen manufac-
. iiirer. The woman whom he married.
h.- said. was a niokkeeper in his fatheI‘s
eiritilov. Justice “'eed said th» couple
acted 'a little timid. and were anxmus
that the marriage should not be made
public.
Last Saturday afternoon Patrick
“mm-Hr of the borough. who has been
euployed by l‘. \\'. Rates for nearly
twenty years. was run over by the 1.52
llaiibury '& Xorwalk train and in n few
hours died from the effects of his injur-
Iee. Donnell: had been assisting in un-
loading a carload of stone on the track
and was returning to the yards when he
saw the train rapidly approaching. It
was to.) late to attempt to cross the
track on he made the attempt to dive
under the platform. He ctruck his head
against one of the posts andbounded
back no that be partially lay on the
track. The engine passed over hialeft
leg near the knee and badly mangled
bin right foot. Several riba werelalao
broken and he had a aevere acalp wound.
His body I'aa taken to hia home on Wat-
er street and be ‘ned con-ciao: has
{on Ibo" time before he died. The
unfortunate 'ictlfll’ leave. a wife and
ten children which Inakea the accident
all thernore deplorable. A Mob-I0
oftbe‘ocmrence Iraa tho vitae-Tut“
the accident by the blur of the
fathervha worked near . She can
overcoat In each an extent that aha
had to be carried bone. Ir. Donnelly‘e
b-lil otter-co- and
u'"a.£"m'“'“’
‘iiI this I'i‘y.
: lt:‘\~lv‘ll.ll)' ‘l I‘iI t).
its 1.» his i‘lllll
:m‘
J. D. Hui.- '__"I'.‘ .“ ‘1 w York city,
5 rent Siiiiilay with [In Is m this toun.
Miss Laura Smith |!| .\lIlburn. N. J.
Is Iistin: hI-r aii'it. Mrs. ll. E. liodwcll.
on Marshall street.
Miss Ida Ayers tiiteriaiiiid the S It'll
N "Walk Dramatic association at hcr
l! “tie on TiiiilsIlay t\‘i‘t'll\t.:
Tim Erwmls of (Sourci- ll. Harvey will
't’sl’rl to lr if" that be Is continisl to his
lnIusI- \\ iii-I IIitI ruiIIteIIt fIvrr.
\Vlillulll i‘. S'rut sin-ruled tlII- li~gis~
liiliVi‘ r. iiiizoo uf Sm til R wk on Tuesday
ard-rrpnits a Very plrrisiuit gathering.
Thi- ass-.ssirs‘ li-Itii‘i' for thi‘ to“ It Hf
N-nrwalk appears in another column and
sh. Iild be read by :Ill properly owtii'rs.
. .\ siiixill building has been i-rrctcd timr
lllr‘ l-Illii iiiovo ston- \\ hich Will be iI~cd
l~_\ lttymond .\ .‘lI-rrmm as a store house.
"salutes. Pens. l‘IiicIls. Pads. etc. for
school use at liliiistvd‘s.
The Baby l'IithtindI-r railroad guide
for October has been received iilid con.
hulls \lll‘ usual amount of valuable rail-
r ml Information.
Tint I-irsvt factory llv\\\' occupied by
l: .m & t L-lIlsI-hnidt Is otl‘ori-d to lot from
M ilt‘ll ‘.st. l\*\. It Is well iidiiptcd for
illl: s'. any kind of inaniifactiirc.
l'. \V. lidli-is‘ IIf llli‘ thirilllL'll lltls ['9'-
.---I.-d the contract for i-rcctim: the. Pill-
yum; lit iII-s l:.I\i~ :I IiiIiIIhI-I of ffli II ls
\lrs. \\":Ii. li.‘ Snydri’. Iiiv'tuplii‘sic' III
Joseph Liiixweiler expects t i start on
a irip to Germany in a few days.
\\'. ll. Swords has rented ore of the
storcs In Reed ll-ivilnnd‘s new building.
The work of laying the water pipes
on 'l\t_\‘lurtl\‘t‘lllle was coiiiuieuced this
“in k.
.-\. J. t‘ri‘fut was selected and-tor at
tho state Baptist Convention held in
XI-w lit‘lllrlll this week. '
)lrs.‘ti. org.- ll. Puck of Birmingham.
has l‘t‘l‘li Visiting: her brother. Goo. (,‘.
Stillson of lllls‘t‘lly. this w‘ ck. ‘
'l‘hc Huntington. Norwulk and Bridge-
p Irt Slciiui FI-rry t‘IIIipuuy have de-
cliired ii semi-annual diVIdI-Iul of six per
.l‘t‘lll.
'l‘lic trains on the (“oiisolidiilcd road
\w-re considerably delayed on Tuesday
morning owing to an accident which
liuppclii'il to a freight train III-lir Cos
l‘IIlI, .
’l‘lio sloop Iluuntless. of Norwalk.
i‘ Inn.. hes ashore in the slip by liriisli‘s
dock. This is the temporary lIoIiieof
llI-nrv Morgan. a book flfli‘lll who is
cotii‘tissing tlii- to\\'Ii.-l.onl.; lsliuidI-r.
Tucsday :Itfvruooii at the Poplar St.
crossing In Full‘ “ln‘i'll litrliiii on the
Shore Linc rorid struck the horse and
wagon of a uiilk IIi.iiI lltltllt‘il Rice and
killed the animal. The owner saved his
ilft‘ by jumping.
'l‘lIi-I'c is to be it ul‘.tll'l \‘illlt‘t'fl. :It lllt'
Itiwuyton ltupzisl church IIIiSuiIIrdIIy
cveninngct 2'3. llllIli‘l‘ Illi‘tllrt‘t‘lhlll of
Mrs. J. 'l‘. ln‘ltt‘ll. assisted by l‘liarles ll.
Marcy. late of lliIlT‘s l‘i'ltzlls‘ll Upi-rlt l‘ ‘..
:Ind otlii-rs.
Tom I. -\'I‘tl of Bridgeport. the cole-
druti-Il [\I'J‘llt‘r, was lll town on 'l‘tiiisnriy.
lli- lns pitfihod lit-twitch lift)‘ and sixty
L'vtllli‘s this season and tho lIlltlllli‘l’ that
ho l“|.“ lo~l t.‘ In lw counted on your lili-
:rls.
'l‘nllinmlge lhlit-ris having it I‘I‘llrir dug
Ill tho Ioi that llt‘ rIchitly purchased
from the ll mti‘s t‘slillt‘. upon which he
will ll|\|\'i‘ tho old house Illill now stands
on the l'orIII-r of \\'rst stI'I-I‘t and Taylor
:t\‘t'llllt‘. 'l‘ho prtuont silo \\'lll :Ill~ if“ :I
tiiin liiildint: lot.
.\lv-:.~iI\' :Iflct'noon tlio o'd lIIIITI-r in
”it" l‘Ii-IC-Iv of tho South Norwalk ll It
VI». \\‘.l‘“I‘llltlt‘l‘lllt‘il, ltllil itpi‘t‘alluiih‘ u!
that pliico of l-iIsIII--::s llith‘ but-II :I! :I
strind still during tln- \tI-o-k. Alli-In-
tions are bring iiI:IIle whereby llllsll.t'~s
\\‘lll ht‘ II siiiiIi-Il in .I fI-it Ill} s.
.\lIss .\lllllt‘ SpI-nt-I-r :IIId l'ell'!‘ .‘lIllI-r
li. lllii'ris
\vI-ro lllltll’liil l-y lit-v. \. lit
thI- 'IursI ntgo t-ll \‘t‘tlllt‘btlily ext-hing.
.\flt‘rlllt‘ crtcuiony they ilt‘lI-llll‘il for
Hint lIt'\\' lli'lllt‘ on \\'oo.lwald ll\'i’llllt‘
whi-ri-iisiiItI- of rooms lI-Id pri'xloiisly
tt.it"al l.~;IlII‘, “ill I-o in this I'I‘y
. \-, v i '1’ l— ~«v-Ii‘ :II.xl l‘i'I-l I_\ . r-zIIIIIII'III‘lli:
' ."I I lms l . l} ii is proiilcr-l Ill l‘III
ligii‘l -i tIIIII-ii'd \\.tli
H- I .I .\-. lltsllli h!
"m r I“ Gum".
(out
It!
:IppI-‘Iis
lle \\ lll 'tEso proui‘li
Iti the I \I Izit ;.
\\‘.tnI II .\ 1' do I‘s li-‘\\ Inst» r 4- on-
.r ‘ ll :It-NV \\.Is lIu‘: lIIIl ti ‘lTl Huh-
:I: is .\ \\'~ - is \:itl low-d I\. :iliwu'. ll‘
. .' . s. ll 1 llllli‘ll‘llt‘l} \\ Iil liv pit: in
I:i .\ u ll urn. ’l‘hr \I-ssI-l is one I-l i \t'
IIIo-t sir-st. Mini and l'lllili u I-iIII- tn the?
..) strr llvi‘ . and \\.Is lillil IIII li‘l‘ the
poison“ siii rn Isii ! of Mr. llI-t‘kct‘ :IIId
S.\(l~l.ti‘il~ilt.
.-\ prominent _ oiiiig Lidy III this city
rI-iurned Ilttul" fioiii :i \isit on M. Inlay
morning. and III _|~'5i tI-iiiuikI-d t I soun-
lI~-r liirnds that she had I-iIlI-I‘I-d the
manner rI-lalion. Naturally the II-poit
-prI-I.l ripidix and the young lady Ins
lur‘ll lli -:-t of the work tli‘fl)ll|)_' the truth
of in r lll‘tl‘l’ldgi’. she having rI \‘t‘th'il so
many it IpIIrII-s "exuding It.
Monday I \‘I unit: the Mutual drum
\‘.'TI'S of the borough. attired in their
attractive titiilortiis. marched to this
city for the- purpose of making .‘l short
turmlw‘. They had not secured ii permit
from thr city authorities Imd wI-ri-
s'opprd otI “ashtngtoii sticet. 'l‘lII-y
lhI-II got a permit litid went on their
_; Illrlll‘y boating their drums :It till lll‘
i‘l’i‘ast‘il rate. .
)lrs. lllllllltlll i‘lark Iln-d illlllt‘ sudden-
lv in Boston on \\'I~dIiI~sd«Iy IIIorIiIng.
Sm- was III the filth year of her age and
was \\’cll kII.J\\II in Norwulk. liming
spent thcgiificrpart of her life lII‘rI‘.
ll: r ri‘lll‘itlis were brought 1 I this town
and her funeral was held tins tlflt‘l'lltnill
:il 2 o'clock from the ri'slxli‘tit‘e of -‘lllt‘l t
ll. tin and was intruded by It W's. llow.
:Inl \‘lapp :In l t‘. .‘l. Sclleck.
.\. S. Ferris missed from his store on
Monday it diamond Iing valued :It about
$0“. and after ni .kitIg a thorough search
for It in the st ‘rt‘ It “‘.ls concluded that
th-ritig liitl l-I-er. stolen. \\'edu»-sdziy
tlfll‘lIl-I-lll in a remote corner of the shire
wht-rI- the dog sleeps the ring was found
an! it Is supposed that the animal car-
ried It then- (Tiltisnitiii titly we ariI dI-~
privI-d of rrporiing a genuine diamond
lll_\ stI ry.
—.\'.iiiforil's History of (‘iititii‘i‘tii‘ltt is
heartily cotiiiIiI-nded by such eminent
historians and educators iii 1. Issitig. Pro-
fessors Johnston. t‘aIin and Northond.
Gov. Cooke and tiiaiiv others equally
prominent. The book is being sold by
agr-nts with remarkable success and a
large sale is sure to be nude in evI-ry
tiwn In our state. I! “‘lll pay any one
wanting III pleasitit .ilid protitalili- busi-
ness. to write to the Well known piililis i—
on. S. S Scranton .K‘ (IL. Hartford,
('oun.
Tlix- third annual conference of the
t‘ IIIIi~>ctIcIit Young People‘s Societies of
Christian Endeavor will be held in the
Center church. Hartford. Tuesday and
\Vedneediiy. Nov. 1st and 21. beginning
Tuesday at 5 p. m. and closing \Vednes-
day evening. Tliecommittee of arranzi -
mI-nts have issued a programme contain-
ing the exercises of the convention. also
stating the arrangements that have been
made to acetimmodate those who shall
attend. The Consolidated road will sell
half fare return tickets to all persons
attending.
The sociable given by the Young
Peoples’ Association of the Methodist
Church on Monday evening was one of
the best of the season and there che a
large number of people present. The
programme included instrumental select—
ions by Mrs. E.\'. Baker, Mrs. James
Golden and Miss Susie Golden. Miss
Elith Hunt. E. S. Place and a piano
and flute duet: by Mn. J. I. Dibble and
Ir. Clary, which was greatly enjoyed.
“in Emma Smith sang a solo and a
gigano and violin duets was given by Mrs.
in. Elloyt and Chal Hovt. The
met-election rendened by llr. Paddock
called forth anoucore. Howard Mounon
no. a solo. and the reading of Ilia-
liucrva Nah gave much pleasure. Hr.
i We 9'9“ Isle: thy]! l;
0! tioua w it:
abounded
l-I-th fiiIIIisln d for llltlll.
)l.k~- l\'I ll\'. who I'luisiitnl to II ill from
S'IIII'I-Id, I brought lII-l‘III- .lleltLv
l{:I Ipp U“ \\'I .llli"~l.t\‘ lll vri;ll._: I‘luryI-Il
\\ ItlI illllllhl lllll ss. ll-' iI'I-l :l '
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lino of 5 .
ST EA M BOAT ll ATTE RS.
The Old Llne Awake and the New Line
Aggressive.
This week began in earnest the oppo-
sition frieght line between this city and
New York. The Newcomb Rapid Trait-
sit coiiiptiiiy is running the propeller
“Arotiaut” daily. and the smaller pro~
psllcr “Celerity“ is running as an au—
iiex. picking up frieght at the piers and
Colllr‘t'ylllg It to the main dock of the
Ciiutptun‘, which at present, is on the
1.).Iiibury dick. '.\lr. Newcouib. the
manager is getting around lively and is
doing quite a business.
l‘apl. 'l'I-rkins came tip Monday to
look after the Ititcrcsts of the old line,
and got around With liisold time i-iierizy.
l‘lic cI-Iiiptiuy has purchased an addi-
tional ho.It ilie“liigle."and isniaking
daily trips. and if we can judge by the
efforts being Iiizidi’. the old line don‘t
prtiposn to git left in any particular.
Capt. l'erkins Is thoroughly familiar with
the business of" tlii‘ hue. and will iot. be
beat in ctl‘ Irts to please the publit. He
Is energetically assisted by the other
gentlemen lll tlic cuiploy of the com-
puiij :It this t‘lltl of the route.
At present it looks as though there
was going to l‘t' war to the knife and
the knife to the hilt. and the fiercer it. is
waged the sooth-r it will be over.
* 1‘lli‘(.lly of Albany made her last trip
for the si'flsuli last Saturday. and has
done a good lIIisiii-iss. l'IIdI-r the cum-
IIIIiuil of t‘.Ipt. Moses \Vilsun she has
llt't‘ll niost can-fully handled. and has
:onc through lln‘ Whole season without.
an accident of any nature.
.\ (‘IxI-II at Raymund llros. Dock.
Shortly illll‘r ‘l‘Vl‘n o‘cl..ck this morn-
in: It \\‘:I.t lliltli‘t‘Il that tloi south corner
of lttynimnl lh'os. il 'ck was gradually
sinking and 'l'o-is. l. llyiiiond l‘t'llh;
iiiitlllI-Il to that ~ ll~ -i‘t set to work t‘lt‘vr‘ll
Iiivni-li-nrln; :quzi‘ roun- I-f the luick
:IIId lull: th.Il “I l’” piled III lll‘ll \li‘Hlll)‘.
’l‘liI- ltlI‘ll sun-m Il llll removing s \uio of
the Wright lroiu HiN ~p‘t lllll they lI.I.l
only lh’I‘tI \\Iil‘..;:.; :I shot! lltlii' \x’lIIII
the dock g I\'I~ -I\\:I\' :oid titty lllullsillli
brick and Inn Lumind tlioii~ilid lzith in
an lllxl.tlil \\I Ill «‘ltisllitl; IIItI Illt' “:I’I-r
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thin; ll..t tin} \\‘I'II- up! I‘IiislI-d t.I
dI.ll~ .\s ll \\.l‘ many of Ilu-Iii \\II'I-
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lziili .‘tl:-l just pi'IItrIiIlc-Il
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they \\I‘lI‘ I l. .l to rz-Iii.IliI tiIIl'Il llII-y
could lu‘ Il'i; o .l. S llllt‘ I’i'cI-ivI-Il svi‘I-u-
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\\lll coIiiv- {Ion . Ii. Tlli‘ llUli‘ III the
dock willswl iiymlI-ut is about «it!
by ill let l, and l pri .Iso o' Its rrpuiis
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bi" lln~ d‘t'lll‘ t‘rillli't‘ lt-‘l'orni Association l
hits lIwn postpuiird till .\o\'. it and i3.
and “I” b - hold Ill th- SI-IIlIIiIIl liiiildiiitz. E
“l. is to lu- l:v:IdipI:iII--I‘s for Two
”minim :is s Inn :is lllt‘ S-Iiitiiiol r"llli‘\t‘<
1.» Its new «pluttI-rs I 1‘. ll illrole l‘l.IcI~. E
\il.lI~lI \\tll be the Lilli‘l' ptirt of I:I.\l'.
“It‘l. l
.\l.ltllII-\\' tlrI-I'ti. \leIlr tinder tho in»!
lllli‘lit‘r‘ of l-tlllill’ on Tilt-s! l\' afternoon. l
“out to ”may \KIIinlvli‘s rcstmiranti
:Iii l IInlIIlgI d lilioiwilli' iii i-ystois. \\'lwii i
the limo tI-I si‘llli‘tlli‘ld lll'llYt‘il Mr.
(irl‘l‘ll illil llUl fi‘t‘l llll‘llllt‘li III pass ll\'\ r
Illt‘ lumdlc. Judge Knapp rI-IIIinIlI-d
him of his llltft'lllt‘t‘lli“§ lilt‘ following
morning llll‘l l-csidrs paying the costi of
the court )lr. liri‘i‘ll had to ply a cum
fortulilo llltv‘. 'l‘hi- oysters “out it very
I-pr-nsive luxury III .‘lr Green‘s case.
The .\lI~tliodist t‘hurcli was crowded on
Sunday t~\‘rtiitig and those who “‘I‘rc
pros-Wit i‘th-iyi‘d ti first t‘liiss (‘i‘lll't‘rl
given by ,llli‘ iiIciIIlII-rs of the Sunday
school. The church was handsomely
decorated With ll “hits and fruits and
suspnidod above the pulpit was the
motto In gdt letters “Hood Tidings
lliy." which the third Sunday of Unto-
hor Is olIsI-rVI-d :Is in the Methodist
churches through tut the country. Miss
John If. lh‘xlII-o gave an interesting'
reading and the opfiiiiig addrIss was
made li)'}.\liss .‘luy ltigliy. livi‘itations
wrre Yt'llill‘rt‘tl by Miss \hy lliyiiiond.
lloniiic Andrens liiid Frtsl Rout-rs. :inl
ltll t‘Xt'l‘l'l‘V‘ t‘lllllli‘il “ inipii‘t of Flowers“
by six girls passed otl' pleasantly. Tho
IIIiisiciil portion of the programme was
.‘lll iiiiportiint feature of the concert.
Miss l-‘Ioroni‘e Thompson sang “Abide
With Me." in iI coiiiiiiendalile iiianncr.
.‘liss Hilda ScIInI-ll tendered “Cult-an“
in line style fit“ I the solo entitled "Faith“
bv Miss Sadie ll-Idwcll was oneof the
gcnisoftlie evening. A doublequartctte
sang ‘Jiist ;\sl .\Iii.‘ an autumn song was
rendered by six young ladies. Muy \Vy-
Iiiaii singing the s ilo. and the choir and
school siiiigothi-I' svlrl‘tions. Mr. Harris
added to the plciisiiic of the evening by
making a few remarks and the t tlngrt‘gll-
lion ‘Wlntllfilllla‘h‘i'l! very “‘cll pli‘tlSt‘Il with
the entrrtainmi tit.
t‘li
I'lN I‘E“ .-\|N.\ll-I.\' l‘n‘.
C. I“. Bolton‘s Lecture.
The Young I‘Iioph s‘ Society of Chris-
tian Etidvav-r of the Congregational
church have secured l‘rof. Rilitiii to do
ll\'t'r an illusirutiwl [venue in tliet‘ongre
cationiil church. \londiiy evening. Oct.
31. Those. \\ ho heard his lecture an l
witnessed his magnificent \‘ieu's last‘
season will llt‘t d no urging to be present
on this occasion, as they were the finest.
“is subject. for this lecture is “The Lands
of the Midnight Sun.“ the illustrations of
which are Specially fine.
lhin‘t
let that cold of yours run on. You
think it is it light thing. But it may run
into caiarrh. Or pneumonia. 0r into
consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death it»
self.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear 0 all obstructions and
offensive matter. Otherwise'there
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts. head
nose. throat. bronchial tube! and lungs.
can be delightfully and entirely cured by
the use of Bosheo‘s Germans rup. It
you don‘t know this already. t ousands
and thousands of people can tell you.
They have been cured by it. and “know
how it is. themselves." Bottle only 75
cents. Ask any druggiat.
is
Quaker Bitters are a carefully prepar-
ed medicine of the beat remedies of the
vegetable kingdom, known to science as
Alterativea, Blood ' Purifiers. Diuretics
and Tonia. such an Saraaparilla. Yellow
Dock. Dandelion. Juniper Berries. Man-
drake. and other Ieleoted roots, barks and
herbs. No danger can poaitively attend
its uncut is warranted to
vi
lahumcr.andthe loft
fammmnmflm.
by lil) IIIoIIIl li..~. \\lll lII- I"‘ll‘ltit‘lill|il‘.
'.\il'll‘lil ( nunii Lilo .\lIIiIIIIi .‘N‘l'li.|‘
lIoII \Ivrtiiig.
.\t . '- ‘tl' Ill :E:I~ \' IlI- _\l'l.ll!‘ll
.\-.s w H .i' l' 11‘! lit -iIII'i :‘I ll :It
.iirn: :. lll. \‘I'wlmsd I\. I :_; Ily ll\t‘
lli'llil“ I'» \\il 5' ‘ll'. 'i'nI-gu- ..I. \\t r.-
‘lllv‘ld'. ”mm Il
lumps. l.l ;I:. l -p..
.‘rilt‘
;}‘ilt'r' :ll.~s'.i:I‘... . 3% '.t
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:ol \'.Il»- l"ilx’~_1!. .\ lllllllliz'f' of pzipris
\\.“l|' I'v.I.l. .lIII ~‘ : ll.I~III ‘t \‘I-ty witty
~:l!‘iil t IIZI .t .Iao ; on.» i ll \‘IIl-I and its
R. E. KINNI‘ZY DIIS'IAKEN FOR AN M. D.
Called to Attend a Delicate Cue. but be-
.cllnea.
During the last presidential campaign
it was no unusual thing for R. E. Kin-
ney to be taken for Prestdent Cleveland.
which was only in case of mistaken iden-
tity. And nowmnother episode in his
somewhat eventlful life may cause him
to abandon his present. vocatiop and be-
come a p ipulnr N. D. On the evening
of Suit. 2'7, District Deputy Grand Mas-
ter \Velcli and delegates from surround-
ing towns visited Old \Vell Lodge. F. &
A. 31.. and witnessed the conferring of
the third degree. “'orshipful Master
Kinney looked. his prettiest that night,
and It is liitle “wonder that people pres-
ent. inquired who he was. There was
one man. however.‘who was not correct-
ly informed as to Mr. Kinuev's business.
or else got him' confounded with some
of, the doctors to whom he was intro~
dcucd that. evening, and went home
believing him to be a phySIcian. A
week or so afterward. one evening. Mr.
Kinney stood on the station platform
waiting for a ttrain to \Vestport. where
he was going to visit it lodge, when the
gentleman who was introduced to him
In Old \Vell Lodge came up to him, and
after the usiiallsalutation. said:
“Mr. Kinney, I would like to have you
call and and see my wife."
Mr. Kinney blushed as beconietb a
modest man. but as the request came
from it husband. he felt highly flattered.
and answer-9d,? “l wuuld be pleased to
do so at my earliest convenience.“ “But."
said the stranger. "she wants to see you
to night. and 1 Would like. to have you
go downright away to night.“
Mr. Kimin became slightly embar-
riissId. lIIId silid to himself. what can
It lllt‘llll that this lady is so anxious to see
Hit". It must be that I liuvu made an
iiiiusil Iliy favfirable impression on her
liiislilinl that he is so anxious to intro~
doc» Illt‘ into? his family. lint he left
that he must hot break his engagement
to visit, the lodge in \Vrstpnrt. iind said,
"l regret wry- Iuiicli that it \\'lll be im-
possible for me to call upon your wife
thiiiglit. hull cI-rlltItIly will lllfiki‘ It it
pom: to Visit .lII-r :it my ciirlicst p ssililc
i‘ lll\'t‘llll’llt'|‘.
V'I‘he- thtlti came along 'It this moment.
and Mr. KII HI y ludi- his {Iii-ml good
t'\'t‘lllll_: and girl :Il:~-:II'd of It. llis {flt'llii
lIiliki-Il :it ill!“ lll :Isl-inislitiiolit :Is \t‘i-ll its
IlIsIIpnIIinlinullt. and wI-nt otl‘. The iii-xi
In Iriiiiicr llt' fiilllzllk- d to :I fi ll(-\\‘ \t‘ork-
iIIIIii ‘.h it llt' lIa-l cliuiIgI-«l lIls tiiind \‘e‘ry
Iiizitoimlly about 1):. l\—lllllt‘_V Slllt‘l‘ he
saw him in t'hc lidge. and told of his
refusal to :ittciid his wife the night lic-
fore. and I’I‘fillllkt‘tl that he was a very
strung.- business lllllll tidccliiie t) at-
t.-d to his l'ri‘fi‘s‘sll'tl Ill order to Visit li
l.IIl,:I-. llH nus llirn iIifurIIII-d that be
\\:Is mislitkI tiriIb ill' Mt. l\'.iit.I y living :I
zilitsli‘l'.“ :III‘l llll‘l'i‘ “xi: :I III-arty laugh
~ :I-l ‘irI-viu l
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l'II- -.;:I in :IA l .I.:i i..l ..lII~l ‘\4'.ll‘.~’ I..Il !
ls sll'i '.ll"l', l'.I-~llI'lil ll.\I'li! Ill.l
l‘.’ T.~~ 1‘ il. \ .\ \\l *ll IIpEIsInMd it.“
'wlll\t‘l~ '.\. l:l Is :wl lrlss l‘i‘i:‘ilr".l
ll»\ _;lI'. i-l l :I' H "\llll lxl llllle lit-l
:I 1.. Is -!I :l t mom ‘ Ir him In cans-- of tin»;
frll‘l t-latt J-Is: it. llllllllt‘il you are"
his ulti'illl IlllIr. “hose "now he lie-:IIs,
\\ I- ii prI-m‘hii ..le the hacker of Illi‘
.‘ll‘:iiii'lll_\ tl.=~rI~. .III ‘. left his plow .Is triti-
of H..- w». ii to bi conic i‘rI-sidniit
.\ I'Ii'l Sun-nil.~ of Silltllr l
st. rlI-s out all!
.
l‘t'Ji‘llI‘le l-y li \.
l‘t‘lx‘. SllV‘t‘t lii'
.4.le ‘l’.x'i‘ dil ‘.l’ I, i~ii-'\\i't1 by .
in 1}... oil lIm ll.I.ll IL: sl*'=lltll «l pit
III:I lo lll“ I. ll! f:. in ‘.o l I -l tons most
rapidly. \\ JLi'li t:.-- .;'2 sis ili'pult-l “'.tli
tlnm ii~:i s EliIII- ti i‘Il-mrl and Miss
Nivliwls.
*. w-wcs.
litl\\‘ \\ 1 US
it. .«rgo i‘wlliii li:i.l ii‘.- In iis lllll'liiw tin
Inst-ape on in.- l’lllll'lLtIl yesterday "Lull-
iiig u.“ \\'o h we lil‘Tirii .It. ll ‘ \\‘.ts t‘:illl-
ing from S tllill N ‘l’\\'.tik and on lit-I
shouldcr i‘ Irflt‘d thi vacI s of store pipe
with I-llwws on [lll‘t‘ll I. “It was walk—
ing li'lstlt‘r‘l)’ on tho down truck and
when near the curve ii ll‘t‘lgllt train pass~
t-d by He stu tll:|ll wavtng his hand
zit him but paid iI i prirticiilnr attention
t~i liini. “lli‘ll looking Iiroiiitil .suddI-ti-
ly he saw an express it on \\'lllllll II fm'
fwl of him. He jump -d one side bu‘fii’
lli‘flt‘ was the train that tin-engine st tick
llli‘ elbow of his piping Iiiil cotiipletel)‘
sliatlcrcd it. \Vlicii lli‘ touched Kllt‘ dt“
pot ho was very pale and fully really-ii
his narrow escape from ili‘lllll.
A grand concert Will be hold in the
llipti’st church on Siturdav evening.
.\lr. t‘mirlcs .\l Ircy. Lilo of Hall‘s E'Ig‘
lIsh ilpun (‘ Impatiy. \Iull tender his scr‘
vim-s. You Ill iy cxpi-ct something
grand. Lots all go. .\ lIiIIssioIi 15 cis.
EAST NOR \\' .\ LK.
'1 lli‘ entertainment which was to have
[iv-ell hold this evening by the May-
tl Iwcr llook rind lrtddcr t‘ iinpaiiy has
been postponed for one week. when it
\\‘lll he held. An occasion of much en-
j \_\'l\li‘nl may be cxpccted. The com-
pany is meeting \vdii IIIIicli encourage-
llli‘lll. which it appreciates. and aims to
be a credit to B Is! Nor .i‘zilk.
At the school meeting last Friday
night the couIiIiittce Were instructed to
sec Miss Mcllride‘s lawyer and endeavor
to i-tl’evt a settlement. A meeting will
be held this evening to hear their report
and act upon the matter.
A petiiiou has been presented to the
water commissioners asking for an ex-
tension of the. water pipes that are to be
carried across the bridge. It is hoped
that the petition will be granted and
that the people on the Fctl'm will bare
the hem fit of the city water.
At the regular session of Silver Stream
Lodge. I. O. t}. T. No. 241, held October
30th, 1887. the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
\Vhereas. The intimate relations held
by our deceased brother “itli the mem-
bers of this Lodge renders it proper that
we place on record our appreciation of
his services an Lodge Deputy and brother
and his merits as a man; therefore.
Resolved. By Silver Stream Lodge. No.
241. that while we bow with humble
submission to the will of the Most High. I
we do not less mourn for our brother
who has been called from his labor to
rest.
Resolved. That in the death of Charles
L. Janos this Lodge loses a brother who
was most active and zealous in his work
as a Good Templar.
Resolved. That this Lodge tenders its
heartfelt svmpathv to the family and re~
latives of our deceased brother in their
sad affliction.
Resolved. That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the Minutes'of this Lodge.
and that a copv of them be sent to the
family of our deceased brother. also that
they be printed in the SISTIXEL.
Entrust) CHARLES CASWELL,
Asst: CASWELL.
Emu Tuoxrsox.
Committee.
A complete antidote to all malarial
point: are Carter’s Liver Bitter-a, . t free
quinine and everything in minor.
.\M.'_‘_ .l us IIlt lllllllil
-l."i!l
(it til o l... \\ I: trl lIs profvssil ii il'
lvi lgu n I\\'
sp- ‘I 1. his ”wont-gs with his \\’lfi‘
trio LILY, r
li In I \ ltll'l) ~ltil lxlv rs when he thinks
of his l‘..ll‘l‘ wt' i-svnpo. stud s‘ti‘s: “Holy
sail. :3 ~lli|ll'i~“ lli:I-l L: ll"Ii-t\\'?l lilt'rt‘
lli'fl:
Mr. {\IImI-y now has daily t‘ills for his
pIol‘IssI -ll‘\l {st-trims, but It Is no ttsc
:I~k‘.l:_: llilll to answer tIlI‘pliotic calls.
ll - \\ Ii'l even go to the li‘lt phone.
sI-r—
hill
and
.\ l,l{\ Ul' ‘ll lilllllif
'l he \\ orhliifiof it Degree by llutlur Lodge
(‘Iiiisesllie Insurance Building
{in lit‘ Sriu't‘lu‘tl.
la is generally kn i\\‘tl that llulli‘r
l. ale“. 1. (D U. l”. holds Its wri-kly
iuI-I-tIIig I II. \Vi‘illlr'evlm)‘ cx‘I-liings. but
those who bravo not :is _\'It bI-cti :I.lliiit~
led tp llIi- Sci‘rct workings of llii‘ l‘fdl‘!’
have little i .~:I of what h Ippviis at those
Illt't tings. t'spI i‘i Illy \\ hi It
:In- It'll llilxfilgll lh~- drgnw s. Tho cx‘Ii-
tIIthu L'l\‘i‘li :It .\lii~ic Hall twu \\'II.tI-ls
:Igo displayed In it lllllil l'oriii [lll‘ trials
lh it it \‘Itllilliluli‘ Is obliged to undergo
and tho postble results attending an t Ii
l.'.lllt‘i‘ into the ordI-r of Uld Fellowship.
.\ sniill crowd congregated In front of
t ) ld l“t'lli\\‘ffl hall on \VI-dncsday evening
:It illIJlll ‘.l 30 o‘clock and \Va‘tcd with iII~
t rest the ‘.cipliir-‘uf an assailant or a
murderer. ; illlicer Fred t‘rofut wds
standing on the Illaliackcnio hotel cor-
Iicr. when '1 man t‘:Ll\lt‘ running breath-
lI-ssly up to him and stand that u mur—
IlIir or an assault was built: committed
in the otli it of lloyt & illuistoad‘s cigar
fact iry. which is under Old Follows
In”. as l e had heard some one cry
" ll III‘I kil me lirre “'ith a blast on
' ‘h stlIl t‘rofut endeavored to assem-
‘lllil’t' police force tc the spot.
Which o i filial. night comprised two men,
It Ibert :rton and himself. Mr. Mor-
ton did Iiut arrive. however. as he was
In another? part of the city at the time.
t‘rofut also heard some one velling “Get.
otl‘: you are choking me.“ and like cx-
prt-ssitins.‘dent-tint: tliiIt some one was
lII-IIII... roulzhly handled. lle rushed up
stairs but found all the doors locked.
\\'hiit waé to be done? \Vould he allow
a person ll) be murdered when he was so
near to render assistance? The situation
was perplexing and he returned to the
street and related his dilemma to several
on the sidewalk. Ilr. Burke happened
to come allong at this time atid he at once
became interested in the capture of the
rilliaii. L‘rofut told him that. the c'ty
owned no dark lanterns. but someone
suggested that the lanterns be taken off
of the llook & Ladder. The doctor waa
ready for the emergency, however. ahd.
going home. secured a lantern that re-
sembled ltliu headlight of a Iocmiiotive.
The searching party was then organized
and included the doctor and the police.L
man. and they were followed closely by
the Snxrgxtzi. artist. who also wanted to
enjoy the fun. “ “'ith cat-like tread."
like the Pirates of Penzance. they stole
upon their prey. The office door was
opened and stealihily thev entered. and
closrts. corners and even the cracks in
the floorwere carefully scrutinized. A
locomotitve passed by during the search
and such a racket. did it make that the
hair on the policeuian‘s head rose to such
an extent as to cause his helmet to fly
into thelair but. he caught it again as It
was descending. So. very little noise
was cauSed. but the shudder that went
over him is said to have shaken the foun~
daiion of the building. The doctor was
so used to blood that he was prepared to
meet almost any sight and displayed no
signs of fear, although he was well
armed for a combat. Officer Morton
then arlrived and held a few minutes
consu tion in the office, the result of
which will probably never be known, as
the mystery will undoubtedly be put. in
the hands of our detectives and police-
men to work upon. 'The people on the
aidewa soon sized up the whole matter
and voted it one of the beat jokes of the
seasonality the Lodge was then in session
and initiating several candidates.
5 Some Foouah People
Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
Oh. it will wear away, but in most cases
it; wears them away. Could they be in.
duced. to try the aucceasful medicine
called Kemp‘s Balsam, which we sell on
a positive guarantee to cure, they would
immediately see the excellent eflect after
taking the rat done. Price 500 and 81.
Trial aize free. I. I. Hoyt, Drum-t.
During the hot summer month- in
pure lard la apt to hover-yahoo: and
row Lard manufactured by Sperry
and ea is strictly pure and
toany in the market.
Oritldlildli‘s
be rfectl
pure, and cannot fail to givenfigfaction’.
rain
Try them.
etc, triads by then are them”.
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MANUFACTURERS, RETAILERS AND JOBBERS OF’
FINE CLOTHING.
«Our Stock for the Fall and \"iIIti-r trade of in“:
which runs: command the attention of thoughtful
3“ is larger and more romp‘etc than ever. and at price:
litly‘cm.
Oiii' Gentlcmcii’s Furnishing Goods Department
Is not cxccllul by any similar tstabliphmcni in the state.
AGENTS FOR
DR. WARNER’S HEALTH UNDERWEAR
In Natural “'ool and Camel‘s Hair.
These goods are not medicated. They depend for their healthfulnecs upon the
sanitary qualities of Pure. Undyed “'ool and Camel‘a Hair—the material which
nature has provided fur clothing from the earliest history of the world.
011R LLUS'I‘RATEI] MONT ‘
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“’ill be mailvd free of charge to any upon application.
coms'rncll Bans.
Insuran‘ce Building, Masonic Building.
”—80. NORWALK.—-— ——-—NORWALK.-—
AMBLER MAMMIS
desire to announce that they have already put in stock for the
FALL TRADE
i‘ouiplete lines of
Plain and mixed 'l‘rlcots. ............................................ 50c.
Putin and ml\cd :16 In. l‘litnncls. ...... . ............................. 10¢.
I‘lultl Drcu‘ floods. ............................... - ........ .200. to SI.”
Embroidered Dress Pattern-v . . . , . ..................... as and go.“
Ilrtthlcrl Dre-s l'ullcrns.. . . . ................................. . .. . . «.8 .50
l‘umltlnntlon Dress I'tttlcrus. ....................... . .......... 811.00
llItu-k silks. warranted to “cor. ............ . . .st-oo, alflé. 31.50
Black Ninth. Satin l)tIcltc~~c, RIIiuliuric. Rtiavlzlmlr, and Moire
Colored Rhao’ames and Moires.
Full linI-s .‘lI-rritt s Shiirrili Skirting Flaunt-Es. t'X‘i‘iii‘lll 1.... for children‘s dresser.
litlllIlSHIlli‘ line of Stripod Jersey l-‘lguiIII-ls. . .
' Ask to see lht‘ Hygienic Pants for )lzssi-s. llrmu rs for li I) s. and \ csts for Ladies
AGENTS FOR DIME. lllElfllllEST‘S PATTERNS.
FALL STYLE“ HF
CARPETINGS
lll‘li‘lil \‘ El) DAILY.
\Ve mean to hurt! :i Stock of goods this fall that will make it unnecessary to go
out of town for anything In our line. .
lame and Sawmill III till fill you till.
EMBLEMAMMIS.
Fill SALE l: Elf.
l hm fund: house with all modern introve-
mcnle.
l house and to: :n flue location in Fast Norwalk
Ala: twenty am.- budding lots to be eold on any
terms.
Stock farm. 250 acres. in due state of cultivation
with all the stock. grain. etc. Price $7110.
Tixohouses to rent. l‘oeeueion giwu immediate
J. s. RANDALL,
East. Norxvalk.
REAI; ICST:\'I‘IC
Sale and Exchange Rooms,
\VASIIINGTC) N ST.
Desirable lots for business pun-Isa or residences
in different parts of the city. and also din-citing
bonus at n-aamshte price.- and on early terms.
Ncw York carnatpondcutp. Phillips 3 Wells. Tri-
bune building. who makc-country property a spun
iaftv.
l‘l-issporis to: th we \lazliliz Eiiropc obtainnl.
Duals. Mortgsgvs. and rep-was rarcfudy drawn
and llllt‘ to that Property 3t‘.‘lh'h\'{l.
NELSON TAYLOR.
Xotary Public and Commissioner of the Sui-enor
Court for l-‘airtlcld County.
EENT’S llmls" alllfiHlLllllliN’S
Merino Underwear
in all sizes, at
POPULAR PRICES.
. DIBKERMAN, 8:180".
39 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
THE BUCK RANGES.
———AT——
E. K. LOCKWOOD ;& CO.
I" ‘5 -.-..c.-
SPECIAL
P R 1 c E s ’ Am
ARCHITECTS Aifif T
—A.\'D-— CELEBRATE”
BUILDERS.
Richmond
It is not all cover—
yaur own town.
.e _‘_ 7...,
Plumbers and as. rum Slate and Tin Roofers.
llllMSTllllll 8808..
ed with Nickel RANGES .
Plate. . ‘
It is made in
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