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\\', ll \\' Ik. ly, of S ~uth Brit tin. has
l~ . .5, v. 1‘ _- :I it» I~ at the South Norwitlk
~: III '1’: II I 1» thou lI-lulrtl i a: fur a
\\> t A , r «i \\l .2 the 11-.” ii'. “'1‘ away
‘ II\.. :t‘- Tas “.x- Mi. \‘Vlkllt‘_\'.‘
:. .~ . \,.- to: .~ in railuai' to lI-t .m “mg.
by ,. \t‘t~ ~ ‘S ~i '.r: i I “i“ i that ll Four-
\\l‘»- Ill !. kriw to tlie contrary
“I u -l lune ~u<ivateIl lze wa< Put a h t~
In the lIII~in~-~‘~. The only
2.»: ,; Ila: ll~ll"gill~lltil Mm from mat-y
\. Inn. wzi~ lIz~ out rrh l‘ Jitnncn' lu
.Ei.- Allml-uiy Xs‘i‘e.
Tl-t' it I‘ll"? til “V. (i H Xi kiln!) {.1 [he
l‘niign .‘ati- ii Ii l'lxul’t‘il ih~l .‘lw! Ii-Ir I'Vr-
i m; was \w l_\' ll.\llu\‘lt\‘t‘ uni Q LII-rt .m-
ll g.‘ linu’ijw‘t “m: "The Lin la of
If v Mi {night \tIIi." lt inclu h Ierf-u-
I I l‘v‘ In the S\\‘v\‘lt‘fi whit-h rpt‘t‘l .liy iii-
‘rYV q. .l the an liv’l‘t‘l‘ because of lhe' pre
wore In lltl“ crmmunity of a loge l1ulll~
l- I I4 that nati: nahly. Its illustrations
own- urw-mmunally tine. char In out-
llht‘. Wonderfully brilliant In the cum-
on“,
'- ,_ tum-two t" colon, including night scenes
of var-ed character. The lecture was dz“
linrui In as: lthtztII-liwe and plensmg
manner llt‘lwl‘h‘lfllullna the [at that
lllr l. cum I was :iiflvnrig from a severe
cuid. The surplus th-Ipts were iufl‘h
merit to pay the vxpelNe-I of 6 delegutca
II: the stzte cunteutII-n I»! the Sick-tics
of Christian Endeavor In session at
llarttord on Tuesday and Wednesday.
“'19 believe that act-lino! lectures by
Mr. Bolton would he well patrouiud
sud pecuniarily profitable.
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i l l' N \“W I ll? ‘c is I.‘ be ll‘ I'~ .4 iii-3 iiIoI-i'i-I-I I. iui-sliitry was in town this
" *i "“9 idle? ':. In: ttlilJ.
3,1 'I Hi i‘ii: . li-I \\ 'l‘IIII::.i.:i-rvlli Mn. l‘i‘I Il A. Taylor and children are
> . ir\ . ~l'i't2l S :n-iay 1\‘l!lilt‘~‘ poems 5 er} '_\!l!,\.: tin-country air in l)illllilll'_\' for
i‘ if ‘» ‘ .‘l lt‘\\‘ ll;l_\ ‘.
i‘. i f l; try-vi in: w mun .\i--n- llr iiry t‘aiupln ll has ls. en dat‘gI-roiwiy
‘h J ' ‘l‘lillll I1 I ii> If lii< ill w.th reiiiitteiit iI-H‘r. but is slowly
“<1'~“Kll ‘ ;it I‘ \I’Ylllg '
3‘ v \I u f.« .< iii t‘.i.I- ii? «In. .\ i an li~ l. nah: to H: Iiry Tow w of
H l ‘ Bl: . l‘:tl’~ :\ ll. llu Stan-i e-Il win l-IiiiIe-l last night. lite
! ‘ l. i -. ' . II i~I < ll} .:iI :Ii Ill-iris were ten-uni.
‘. t- IlLlli-lIl ll Ill - :2
, :io'anirhutzul'ui'
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IlI. l'l..'} >1 unilim; :‘l stut'ial
l'oiigitgtizuiatl.
‘:I I*\'tii‘ll;; “ill in:
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The l.‘-:‘_\_: l~luiIIlIr >:l_\‘sll1l\l Ilieeloop
ll putt l~ lamLiig at TIIlI-I-tl‘s' yard with
ten ili- ll~'t'til bucks for Niiwulk.
> _\ ~II= m .l [min l'll‘ll:l|l a lung- party
of .‘d i-I .~‘ limit llaiil‘iiiy |::~t t’Y- Iiiiig to
art. ml 1‘ -- ‘il .mii«.\‘ i‘hit‘ [bill la‘ lit-in:
in l l'Ht li.I lui. )_;l|
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lilt‘ It now I"itiiiiitiiis~
llt'i l Iii tiio- t‘otiiinuii
i ml l‘s' tor the l‘llllbl.~t'
mm
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til ’lit‘ ;"-‘~-i li ltt‘_\' Ur llll‘ l‘t‘lllr'll NIll'tlll-
n! X -l“~\:liii. llI- “ill probably
lit" ti ‘4
chun‘ul o! the Temperance Association.
The -TI-mpeiunce Automation are now
in the-2r new quarters in the old SENTIXEL
hoIlIimg on hIIZIbeth street and It pit:-
\~iiies an cxcellcat owl-ting place and
lu-aIiniutters for the association. As
mm“ as the premises were vacated (in
Monday the work of removing the fur
nituto from Sw. rd‘s hall was com-
llit‘lil‘i‘ll and by 'l‘Iivmlay evening the
building had been [LIII iii niliiiIss to
t ii llilt‘ a temper: .l‘t‘ llll't‘llllg to he lit-Id
there and love rigs have iIl~o been in
progress diii in); Isht- week. The Asmicia—
tion Inteml holding a supper at their
III-w room on we ilth and 12th of this
month and they expect to have a grand
titiie. \\'hI ii th~ Iiiiilditig was “in!
”tidal llli‘ tI-ti‘IiiI‘t‘atit‘e people held a
supper thrre :Ii-Il it \\ Is a yrl‘ill sut‘t‘ess‘
The routing t'\tl I \\‘lll be morally :15 iii-
tvi‘mitig‘ and slit-um be :Is \\ ell ptlll‘nlh
ll Takr‘ 'l'hr I‘Iskv.
Tun Sz-tiitii 'I gracefully zwktmwledgrs
the l't'l‘t‘lpl i f a large I‘lll‘llllt‘llltd cake
from Mrs. Holland's- bakery. The take
is in kn oping with the other good things
tilIl! are krpl at that puiiiilarfikriv and
it In :l'll\lll‘.lll} tillllltlli‘lllt‘ll iii a lllilllllt‘l'
that ha“ I‘IiiiitiI-lh Il tis lii lump ltii<\\‘t‘l‘itlg
till. >li-Iitis {or :Hiiii- tilt)“I i“ l I Whrii \\'I-
\\’i‘tt- gum; to sit! ll. iii the center of
thv t‘llil‘ is a largo l"llt'l‘ “N” and It is“
Illtlt'ltl a thou: of beauty. 'l‘lltbt‘ “liu
llI‘lYI' t'aIlIIl at the new trilli‘tls‘ty that
the Snuiiziel ii.l..»~~ the 0 Ike. Mrs. llol-
land t‘\'|\lt‘llli)' h bl that thnu;hi In
iii:iil wLeu she .wiit it Ivi 1N, and as for
I‘lll>t‘l\'t'>‘ we are l-f the opinion that the
H “1‘“ ‘l does and always will take the
t‘.ll\!‘.
lniliurtunl In \Ieniln‘ru ul llullt‘r Lodge.
.\i llli‘ tI-;;ui;Ir ion-ting vi llullu‘l‘
f ~t . ,. 0 .III;.«_ ls-IzI-Iul the \\ iiitI~r in the swiith.
\ . II .t‘ \\’ .\‘ ll.'£ \'< boil 'I‘ln- Ii‘.|*-l I-ri‘iiiIr g‘iIIII' i:i t‘l:ii‘:li:o
. . t I i: ..: l" Ii~ i I-; i: N.“ ii:- \I manii: will lie "mourning" and the
\ H ‘ 5 ~l_: m , ;\ “m '1.,.:‘.“|H“I“l.\lu.llt‘!'l‘l* \\lil lI..\.- no hand in iiiziiiip-
. y. I ‘I I; II- \- I) i:gl-;->1El.:_:illi.lll:‘tzitit'li'}|-> ('lill“;1‘.lll<‘.
l - .IV‘II‘ lv .1 i“ all. i ti II, N, N iil‘i “In Hosted .3 Ill-:it‘t‘ii
I -~ 1:; I li.l'i|r'\ .Ii.l ~ .li \ .I: II-l ill“ I' ’ll_‘ls';; ll"‘llil[ I~‘.ittI~h at a met-b
l :3. lil-.: livfIl l;.~l I\~~i. us, did ‘.I- “I“ lit‘ Ul-
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.. . >’ ‘_.; .:I lili‘ \\ .I “to :x I '\\l Ime 'l'lII- hula on lhv' lliiiliury & th'walk
_- 1.‘ {SI or i t\ -.., om r.~.-..l lr‘l\\li‘ll N tl'\\.lil\ :Iiil Wilson‘s
’ i x l f ‘ fl'~it.t site‘i-I lu' iopho‘ul by now our»
. f ,H I“ K,.__” lillnl [iiv I«i.l «mm: “til i.» iIeIIl on lllt‘
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r-ily 1‘! I; -t: IIIII.‘ ft“ ~I \t".tl liisl t‘lura
Iz-in-IIIT. - aI: l tlm tln- IirI- K-xi I: public
\\.il Il uli tl-wx he highly t" it TlI'tllU’ll III
the ti:.iti- r of ~ x a IlI-It :zttrat‘tt- in lliti
\t‘ii.\"‘. .‘lr‘. ll wt is w.“ acquainted
with tlt - lilt'Iltlll‘ ll l-il‘ms s~ :itIIl lii~~ pop-
tt‘uiity will b . :i go ..5_ :id to the
sun‘- ~~fu :11 ill I; '13- .; of the lirlll.
Ii \‘xrzmz' 1. ‘al:.--‘ 1:5 itIl v. it‘enrrirI-d
in Haul-rd Iv:; Monday whzre
llm‘r \\II t l|~|‘\“:itlfIt~l1.:li|.“.ill'.‘~ llllt‘lll‘
3.: F?” .| the wiLII-r Iiu to. "he gun-r
lit'.’ \vzd say nothingdrtiiiite about on
~ xtrII a <‘l 1r, \\ l-I'llll‘r ht t‘lll<t‘ he hasn‘t
y. t on. up his tIIIiIlor l‘rP'rI‘II‘ to keep
wit-ht r :iIIIII»IIIII‘I-tiieiit of his purpose,
on um- koowé. It i‘ Iiii lrrsluod lien in
the r121! -of mind that he was last sum-
mvr, “ :Iit‘ii; for further proof as to l uh.
lit‘ «AgillllvtiI
Stoi’ivs about Jaliv “I“Wll. the col-ind
man who is now P] jtll here uwaittlt.‘
trial {r the murder I-f'his '\\‘lf(*‘ are
many. The lattert is thrzl l‘e spends
"Ii 3'! of his time Ieadiii ,: the Bible, ring-
ing ll_\‘lll‘l>‘-flll.l peril ruiiiig oih ‘r relig-
in“. I xvrI-L‘ea. The j.lll villeials here say
it is news to them and they are lot
aware that Bro“ n .s \euls his time in the
manner reported. ‘hey are uud r the
llupriiefliun that the story was sturtI-d by
a X‘xrwulk man who \\ as. recently re~
lea-II d {It‘ll} the jail after roving out a
sentence for u prtty cumin—Bridgeport
’ost. .
We rI-ceived this Week from (ieo. B.
Piais'ed‘s store a sample of Colgate &
t‘u's fine toilet soap. Whether Robert
McDonald, .Ithe gentlemauly manager of
Mr. I’lshted‘s S-uth Norm-all: st .Ire. sur-
mised that in consideration of the Senti~
nel mot-mg. the employees would re-
quIre a liberal supply of soap, or whether
he wished us to test the fine quality of
the same we are unable to state. At
any rate we used the soap and pronounce
it first Ella-s, so: raould {smart that
more e rains in can a procured
at llr. Plaistsd’s atom.
H\ I‘ l.‘.‘t‘vlvi l "I!I“(Ili‘ll!|ll llll‘ I'm—I
\‘~-; t on at I it‘ I' lllsl..lll lTII II..\I»i .\‘ «iv»
:1." ill ll IIII' l I i:.x< wivk. ‘l‘lm litfit‘ri
.:II!» \ l'i III I .I-t‘ -- 1.;lt ;:~Iti« ii II N llll‘ll In!
1.... i Iiy \\I It‘ I: \‘. .I.I~. ll. ll -~.~,\\'.l3iI.IiiI
.i. Lima. \l I i now inn.“ Ii. 53'
Nuiih, \iI:.iI- liu‘m rm to, Flow ~ll ‘l1i‘-
:itl. .\‘:ii li'll'li“ ('l'llll ll’tY-Iiinl,
ll. ll. Ilmt‘I and Ur. (S. S Kendall.
X. Twii l'l. Iii) llttillil limit the Methodht
t‘lltllt‘lt wasalso torrent. They Iill Ir-
lioii hum: had it \‘ery .‘lll.\‘\‘.‘\l\ill l‘tlll-
n-otiou :IIIIl reriiriIIIl homo ll ll~l"lll‘til
with iitimv Z‘Hl to iiu~li forward the
will; Iif llii‘ snt‘lI-“V.
'l‘vmiu-rutiru “outings.
(to Saturday \‘\‘t‘l I: I: illel there was a
largi- tilt ~iiil:iiice at the lt‘lll‘lt‘rtlllt‘l‘ Illt‘l‘l'
III,: held in Mimic Hull and greater iIiII r-
e.~t \\‘:H mamh >lk‘d than at any time
sun»- the Inn tings has bet-ii iii progress.
\\'. S. lluilty made a strong appeal to
the young Itit‘Il to sign the ’IIlIIIlge and
III response lnth-ru titty and SI \‘I-Iit\'~
lire persons wet I forward and put their
ltulut's III the I-iI-Ilgv. The audience was
wry I-Iitliioizisiit- and reminded those
present of the iiivetiitgs that used to ho
held in this cizy a few pears ago.
Suiilay afternoon Rev. C. Ii. Harris
Ilelirerrd ii rlliilt address. lllSl‘lbsllIg the
tI-iotiI-rzuice qiiestitii from a scientific.
start-iii int. His remarks were full of
llllt‘l’t‘fl aiii \\‘I‘l‘t' listened to “ith close
attvtition by the large audience. He
was followed by R-\'. J. ‘l. R on who
made a more lengthy midrws hot it was
none the less interesting. Mr. R-iss took
thellilile as the foundation of his re-
marks and lheideus that he udranCed
were well taken by Ilime present.
At the conclusion of Mr. Rose‘s spew-h
Mrs. Burl-er, pro-sident of 'the \\'. C. T.
17.. in a few Well chosen remarks pre-
senml W. S. Iiiiley with a white how
and informed him of his election as a
honorary member of the \V. C. T. U.
Mr. Bailey responded to Mrs. Barber’s
speech in on appropriate manner and
also made some pleasing remarks.
Mr. Ilyatt‘s Successor.
Q rite a contest is progressing in Ceo~
necticut for the National Bank Examin.
ership, vacated by Mr. Hyatt when he
was appointed United States Treasurer.
The duties of tho position cover both
Connecticut and Rhode Island, and it is
a good paying place. Among the prom-
imnt candidates is Hon. Michael F.
Dooley, of Hartford, chairman of the
Democratic State Committee of Connec-
ticut. He has a strong backing. and
Mr. George Sawter. editor of the Stam-
ford News, who is now at Willard’s, is
working industriously in Mr. Dooley‘s
inm— Wuhiuxton Critic.
'NIllllt‘ Ll:
lot-luv \‘\‘\‘tli.l'\tlil) I‘\t‘lllll:~" lllt' llilll.ilt-r\'
Iiegi'ev \\:l\ vuiifI-Iinl iii the Ill-ial rxwl
ll‘ltl Ill . i.it l.
lAI' >nmI- tiuie tin bulge lab in l ii {III-k»
iii; tut m “it“ lll i» ~iiil~t‘ne lodge I'v-Ixm,
lill'. l.*I\I- fillit I! IIH 1-: no \\ hat Ifu y Ile~
.\‘u\\ .i l l« ;~-v~I.I ii I.» li\l_\ a lot
and [Hit up a hut! my; l‘li t‘l.‘ withgeiivial
furor. l‘wII 2il~ Iil' lHl. t‘llll. r Illi‘ of
\\ lill‘ll wool-l lr- ~ Iitrililvu l". l". “5 She IA
Sll’l’.
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lt lII- Io inul :I iiizi of lit‘ iii,;lit~. at
lit" l‘it'ih .\\.i.Iz.» _ilii'.l'l’~‘. .\vw \Xiih.
'.\~ II-IIJIl gIII- «Irwin I l \lll‘ llltl‘l ll 1!
him; yaw I‘ I. iII~‘, Hi: I l" l.lt!l|-‘
‘ l. 'I‘iv lys- ll.” «ii lIlI. Ct\~lil.lll.‘t‘ l‘lJl
Il lx'ti“;.\i‘li|\ ‘. m 'l‘ my It.» I'.I~
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.‘Ill H \l LII‘ ‘l 3.1 I': r; \ HI. .;
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lil‘ l‘ In: 1‘ llI-I .. 3 3‘ .I! I :3.- Ll“.
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ll-ll.I lul \iIii'u I lIiiIl-‘.
\ Ii ~i-.i2ih [I 'H l'. .II'Zl. N J .
not :‘l‘IIt .l town-nut ~. ‘:-\.\‘ )IIII‘:
“it” \\,.~ 3-;IY III'EI ‘3-ll" l:ll'l :lIh:Il~
Ii-Il \\ .Ifi II I‘ I~:I-.;:Iti ii \lllll-l Iy :IlIi-r~
in ill‘l‘l;ll'i‘1'il'll lw \in It ”I l-\ x.
liJ' ’l.l|’ >1li.‘tr If H Slit ll .‘Iliil .‘liillil ‘ll‘S
if i.i I'I‘v‘llllilll}. I ~i lu'lwi‘llllll): and Hi
:i: l with l.i~:IiII l-ll-‘lla‘. ll-‘~tl.l
Itil -\\’I 1“ ti lIll I-\*I-Iy l‘\'I’IIIlIL‘,.
l .t th in: M‘- I)‘ lit‘llv‘rlllnlii‘r.
ll: .II-e .. hi lot on the ~i:.I-‘ .‘Illl this
in I .r I t‘. .\ \\.i \\:.~‘ tili.~‘"l-l
.I:,Il \ iri «hi lii~ .ii:I~Iiii.ii uzv. lle gin-
u;- ihw ii .\. l'lli In old :1 '. git out [in-
1illlaillllu‘l. ll - \\ Ix III .I limit s a! Hu-
'...1 :it the nih‘l II
no ,Ix
llu'lldllg Not-w.
Tho \‘oi-Iuw'tirut I: -.II ll‘tatd “"t‘UIKl
of llilsl \\|'t'l{ contains the follow in;
llt'lllS lt‘llllth' to the building iiIII‘iI-sg! lll
tiiix' loan: 5
J t‘. I‘I-.\\I- ix III.» illlIiIiI‘I‘ o!‘ :i h. ii~e
:It Kin.“ llx ‘. and I ll‘ :It lint NuiW'I! ‘.
l‘. t‘,\..l'l N I «i I~ l‘llllIllt‘( a handsome
ll-‘llsi‘ l :I \‘l‘l‘u >tiI-v l_ .1 din A. It \\\‘I' l.‘
PI l’l‘i~ is l uihlm; :I $3.3m
1-1.4 _\‘.Irw:Ilk It i :i the plain of
\Vllillllll N. Kiwt‘i‘.
\\'ill.;ini S. Kiiami i< the III‘I‘hiIeI‘l of it
llflllxit I-II lint av itii ~. for t‘liarles N.
\\'.IIIII, I I I-.-.~I $6.1m. 'I‘-»iItr.II-is not
J. lrt‘iiig antIie \\ ill «rec! a
house on ll Iyt ll w an iIIIe.
\Villiiin S. K iziiiii Is the architect of
the foregoing building»
L. \\'. ll ty l‘_lll" l-II Her of
linuse ull \\'I'.~I slim-t
Kii iiiiL
lluiil l‘i:.t: will lilllhl a $3 “Oil 11 \ll§:‘
on lit) \i. w {IVr‘llll‘ tor Philip N. Shiih.
J; h'. Riymoiid is the lIIIIlIlcr of a $6,-
tltlo llttlll~‘ lli-‘llat‘ on llig‘IaIrI-I-t for Lt‘\\‘IS
ll. -N.l.\ll.
Mia. Muiiu -l Match is liuildingu $4,500
house on Clint-r1 ell’n‘l. l{irk & SL‘IiliI‘ld,
contractors.
J. R. Riymotul is the builder of two
frame housm.
Charles Smith and Mrs. Slausen are
building Q lt‘t'll :\tlltt‘ houses on Toylur
avenue.
Gauge U. \Vhelpley
house on l‘hziiiel sire: t.
St‘t‘ll“lll, contiactors.
R's-d llIIVIlquI is erecting a lirge busi~
lit'SS block on Washington street. It is
of brick, With press brick and Ohio stone
from. ti :e stories high, 57x75 feet. There
will be three stories on the ground It mr,
and the upper floors will be divided into
suites of rooms. J. R. Raymond is the
contractor. and the cost wtll be $20,000.
Roth & Goldschmidi are building an
immense factory on Ann street, for the
lll‘lllufaClul‘c of ‘orsets. II is of brick
and stone, live stories high. 40xlt‘I0 feel,
with wings 40x40 fort. and engine room
40 feet square. It will have a mamard
roof covered with slate and tin. S. B.
Sherwood. joiner. and “'Illiuui H. Smith,
mason, are the builders. and the cod will
be $40,000. ‘ >
Murder in the Second agree.
The state attornuv for New. Haven
county has decid to accept a plea of
guilty of murde m the second degree
from Martin Phiuuey. who killed his
wife at Naugatuck several months ago.
It was thought that conviction in the
first degree could not be obtained. The
case is like the Johnson case at Walling
ford, In which the supreme court held
that a man by tho continuous use of in.
toxicants may become incapable of that
premeditatton which goes to make up a
conviction of murder in the first degree.
The Phinney murder, it will be remem~
bend, was the outcome of u prolonged
dcbsuoh.
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tor l‘..l-\';l
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building a
\‘t‘uldrun &
is
A GREAT STRIKE.
The Mechanics‘ Journal Declared I Ran
umce.—-l'nion Men “Wu-nod to Stay
Away Front Town.
A great strike is III progress in our»
midst but what the outcome of it Will be
is hard telling. as all the parties inter-
ested are I ballllalt' and all t‘lfurts toward
an arbitration of the matter have failed.
t‘. V. Arnold has been employed at the
Mechanica' J.-urtml l‘lllt‘t‘ tor some
months :uid has educated himself in
matters pertaining to the‘pririleges that
u wage-earner should enjoy. Last Satur~
day afternoon J. M. Blieiidorf, who runs
that paper, told him that. as business
was dull his services thereafter would
oiiiv he required four days a Week. He
intimated that. his buy It iliert hull
gained such a proficiency in t_\ pe setting
that he was able to set. type quite fast,
although he had only been a fewJuonths
at the t-It<iiies<, and he did not Iutend to
have his h Iy keep from working chII it
a union umn had to go (in the road.
Arnold Could not look at the matter in
that light and said that such a procedure
was contrary to all the principles of the
union and was \‘ery emphatic. in his
lli‘lllllllt‘dllnn o! lilleodorl‘s course. It is
hard to tell what. thoughts paw-led through
Arnold‘s mind. He had become Very
\\'I~ll acquainted Wllll l‘llletnlorl‘ during
tiie time he had “'ul‘kt'tl Iii lllti ntlice and
was well \‘I-rsI-d Iii the “pink its he held
a< to whether an I-tiiployI-r had a right
Io employ whom he \Vlelll‘tl without Cun-
ellllliig iIIe \Vbllr's of the union. Arnold
klll‘\\' he had tin-best oi the Situation
and then doubtless formed It plan of
ai‘ltiili In his mind if lidendorf contin-
uml to carry out lllsl own “'lrlllt‘rl.
Thoughts! of wl.:It tin-remit would he
evidently ll I—lie-d through Elleiidorl's
mind. l‘ho ntliiavt: that he published
niont‘u ago as to the lllL'll watermark
t'IiI-ulati-m of [IN pain-r \\ as tyrI-lul-lj one
IIltIII-in. H or would it 5 ill! I] \\ hen the
II I' ‘l'. hiltt‘lli‘Ii the “I il-l Ih II it 5“ gli-
"II- \I." in him tlive In lliil mt out n paint
with :I \‘lll’llililldll l‘l l'l'i\\lr'll two and
llll't t‘ liiiillrutnl Int-um .\l:Il llitll lllt'
Ill l‘l Ilse ~iiike wvitll have upon the
loom. .n‘ .It‘ the l‘lpt‘l‘ w'u al~ i a matter
It!l\.I1‘.'!l“lll't‘tit‘l‘l. If \r I.-‘..l “as sum
ML,“ ‘III tII-I on \\ I.iiit:_:[nll ~iiwl. and. v r f”; h.» in; ~th on :i I-~ \‘Hllllh “(-1 to
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I\ ll I“ known it ~ .I “tut" I IliI‘I-.iIi-.Il lab. I'
agititur lllll‘llili'lf i‘ I-ruiriI-I ir I»! the
‘I|"l".
The fiat!” II .I It.“ in town hie to lie
I~Il}I‘::Il._\ tulitiul I-l llitt for! lry thi-
I‘Ziuiiiiiaii of the \‘Hlllllll'l u ~-iI Jails“.
l'lwnaltl .\u\ t‘lll lu-r \\ ruliliuu
'l‘tII‘ urtiiitgv I'f Mi.“ M Iiy .\-l IIII~ and
H lll' r liiii'kii .1” \I .~ \ I . an. 2: -i at the
i -~..~I.I> =1'i. i\:..i Ki. IIIIII IIII lliil
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IIII wi I .- III It i I: ‘ i iii:.'- r of iI~‘;
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The ltiz-Z~ \I I: lutd» ‘Ill»'l_\' ..I'. :I
oh.“ :2 l.,iiiii llIll'.\\lllll‘I:tlilll‘ll
ill-fth ..!.Il Il..tii'. lll violin-Int: 'l‘lI-r
li‘-‘ iiii. \\‘I~ \\ iii. H I. l‘l‘\ of N- w
H I\I ll, .llill .‘ul' ~~\i.l“li' ll ~l-It:~ In of NI w
\’ 1k, n..< In it alllIll l. the I'. II-iii.>iiy
\\.I.~ l‘ ‘lfl‘lllli .l :at TAU «I‘I‘iI-I‘k by New.
.l..~. ll. ll 1:3. am r “lilt‘ll l'i‘llL‘l‘Jllllil‘
Iioii< \\~ 11- «Alex Ilv-l In the happy couple
and a lioiiiitiliil I-.~ll tilull tirrI-IIreIl by
I' iii In t ll'-\l'tul~‘ \\'.l‘ "lll'l-lht‘ll l‘l. "lit-
l‘l'lildi 1-.Iiiy innit llu‘ li‘A'I‘I train t'uerw
\‘uik and ilt'lt‘fl‘ lithium; home. Mr.
and .‘lla‘. lliicknaiii will make a tour
!hi.it;h t't‘lllldl New York. 'l‘hwy “ill
lie at»- i.t about 3I\ wet-ks. The large
l‘.\l hint of lil‘v‘t‘lll“ rI urinwl “t‘ll‘ roti-
martini“ tor their \l‘t lllllll‘ria‘ :iIIII lit';llll_\'.
.\:Iitiiig l'ltl\t‘ lt-I‘I’lvtil \\ rl‘t‘ lilo follow-
“lull
Mr. and Mrs. (l. l.. .\d.iiiis. gold “ati‘h
and lllltll‘: Mr. and Mrs. L. if. litickiiaiii.
L" )oid-fiii’thsels cairn-I: Mrs. Anna M
l. Itlllhilllly. plu~h rocker; Mr. and Mis.
.\, ll. t‘uley, l'rriieli clerk: Mr. and Mrs.
M. M, luv. plush work stand; Mr. :Itil
Mri. i. ll ‘5' .\ l.I-u~'.>il\'.-rd. suit spa tic;
llllulll Inert-Ii luy the groom‘s IlI-t'vasul
gIIIiiIlIiioIher. Mrs. lliiwoe. to lit-present-
:d at his Iiiariiagx‘: Mix“. Jitiizi W
tier. III-Ii «unit not plush piciuie cu . .
MI. and Mrs. H. Lockwood: Greenwich.
silver tea pot. I-niiifortalile uud dozen nup-
lt:ii~; \\'III. 1“. ll. 1. ‘t‘k\\‘l\l\\l. Hirer pickle
jars: Mrs. ll. 1". Mill iwn. lireeiiwieh.
our Iit [\llltl\\‘>: Mr. and Mrs, \\'. Ii.
Smith. 5 did s.l\'er tea slim-lb: Mrs. Lucy
.\. L“t‘. Marseilles quilt out set solul sil-
ver tI-u .‘ptltltle; Mrs. Augusta Smith.
tx’usli sofa pillow: Mr. and Mis. Elmer
Miller; :~il\‘t‘l‘ fruit dish: Lloyd (ioIit‘rry,
solid silver‘l-utter knife: Mr. and Mrs.
\\'Ill~ur Sturges. 5 did Slth‘l‘ sugir
spoon: Mr. and Mrs. Simuel B. derne.
Ii. 7. -n solid silver fruit knives: Mrs. Julia
(‘IUIfit'ld and daughter Jeé 9, solid silver
sugar spoon: Jtisepltllle Osborn. leuiou-
rule set; “will Adams, silver nut picLs:
\thlit‘ Coley, toilet box: Mrs. G. B. Lee.
Bridgeport, napkins and table cloth;
tienevteve Smith. hand painted vases;
Miss Augusta Robinson. N. Y.. Silver
[)0le dish: Mr. ani Mrs. G. D. \V.
Mills, .iilrer cake basket; Mrs. A. A.
Weed, individualsalts: Mrs. P. M. 03
born. table mate: Mr. I’. M. Osborn, tow-
els; James and Ida L. Coley, silver pickle
dish: Miss E'nltla Bucknain, silver cake
basket; Miss Iluttie Buckuam. lemonade
set; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Adams, table
cloth and napkins: 1). D. Coley. Smyrna
rug: Samuel and Lillie OI-born, Smyrna
rug: \th. H. Leek. New Haven, bride‘s
cake; .‘lt3.'Julll) E. Smith, tidy: Miss
Aggie Robinson, white worsted shoulder
cape.
Colonel Seliooruuaher "as a Yacht Built
and \\'ill Take a (‘rniue During the
“'inter Mouths,
Tho Rxchester Adwrtiser of last Fri-
day cuntultled the tollowmg about the
new yacht which was built near that.
city for Col. U. G. Schoonmalter, who is
a great friend of the Neptune Club:
Ca t. J. H. Dates. of Rochester. left [or
LII 9 Helena. Fla., yesterday, taking
with him a boat built under his directions
by Captain Ruggles, of Charlotte. for
Colonel U. G. Schoonmaker of Scranton,
Pa. The boat is quite a novelty in its
way, being constructed for sails, ours
and paddles, finished in natural woods
and having seating capacity for three
persons, a fine tent for camping pur-
poses. Th_e colors are all silk. the
streamer having the motto “Remis
\‘elisque.” The nsmo of the host is the
M. 0., but the Captsiu will not give
away the meaning. The handsome little
cratt is one of Mr. Ruggles‘s finest pieces
of work and is built especially for cruis-
ing in Florida waters. Col. Schoono
maker and our royal Copt. Date: expect-
GflMSTflfiK BROS.
MA. UFACTURRRS, RETAILERS AND JOBBERS OF
FINE CLOTHING.
liiir Stork for the Fall and “‘intvr trade (I! l“: \ i~ larger and more rump‘rte than ever. and ct mil ('0
till: I h min‘ I mammal the :itteiitzuu of ”II-full!!!“ l. -,\‘ 1‘.
Our (iciitlciiioii‘s Furnishing Goods Department
I: not I-xrvl’I-d by any elitiiiar Istalilis-hmviit in llll’ state.
AGENTS FUR
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, L'Iidyed “'00! and Caruel‘s Hair—the material Which
nature has provided {or clothing from the earliest history of the world.
OUR ILLUSTRATED MONT
\\'ill be mailed free of charge to nnv upon application.
iims'iiiii Bios.
Insurance Building, Masonic Building.
———80. NORWALK.——— fiNORWALK.“
L
AMBLEMSAMMK
drail‘l‘ to announce that they have alrcsdyuiut in stock [or the
“FALL TRADE
Complete limb of -
Plain and mum! 'l‘rlrot ‘. .................................. . . ......... 50c
' 'inln IUIII lulu-ll ill! in. I’lunnt-Isr . . .. . . . .................. . .. . . . ., . .M‘Dc5
l'lulcl "rt-u (i rods. ........................................ .. . lo il.’
Illnlrrulth-rcd Ill-c“ I'ullvrlu, .................... . . . .. . . . .39 and 89.20
IIruldr-tl llrcu Patti's-n... . . . .. . . . . . . ...... . ....... . ......... . . . .3611: .0:
t‘umlmuulun Dre-s nltcnu, ....................... . ..... . . .
"lurk hill“. wurruntrd to “1‘1". ....... .. 81-00. 3L”. .l.50
Illnrk Sllrllll. satin IDIu-luuw, llhmlnmc. Rhudtlulr, and llolcr
Colored Rhadames and Moires.
l‘ull lilies Merritt i Shuruh Skirting Manuela I .wI-III-Iit too for children‘s drones.
lllllldsullh‘ line of Strip-ml Jvrsv-y Hautwls ‘ ‘
Ask in see the ll} giriiic l‘.uit.~ {or Mews. lirawrrs for Boys, and \ ests for Ladies
AGENTS l-‘Oll Milli. IDERIUREST‘S PATTERNS.
l‘.\l.l. STYLE“ til“
i
“‘0 m, an L. 3“”. ;. 5;...4. of “III.- IiIi~ tail that will make It unnecessary to go
ll:“lll\‘lill Il.\ll.\'.
out of town for anything in I‘ur ltllt'.
lime and See Us, and we will in Yflll goal.
9 MBLEMSAMMIS.
* iii SALE ii it?
tho funniy boil!“ with all modern unprovo-
In! oh.
i l 1. one and lot in zinc locstIon iii Exit Norwalk
i Aim twenty tini- Liming ‘Ioi.~ to tx- mid on easy
lt‘llll‘.
i \hn k farm, '1?“ an nw. in zinc state of cultlntlon
‘ \\.ili at: the F:ll L. grain, I-tc. Print ’10.”.
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Sale and Exchange Rooms,
\VASII IN(}TL) N ST.
l‘w raixlr imp for liiiaiii-‘u purposes or re-tdI-m‘es
in Ilitlrnm III-iris of the \ .1\, and also tl“t‘i-.ll£
III uw. :It riau-iiutiiu- prim“ amt on uh) ll‘til‘.‘,
New York I‘ ‘l’h‘etutlhli‘llh‘. l‘tii.iiII~ It \\‘r.l.i.Tr.-
hinting, who unlu- (In. .. y 1- oi-rrty ii ~pI-c-
To o house to rem. l‘opst-iou giwu immediate
.I. s. RANDALL,
’s LADIES’ aiiiiiiiiiiii
erino Underwear
111 all sizes, at
POPULAR PRICES.
A. BIGKERMAN, & Still.
39 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
THE BUCK RANGES
——AT
E- K. LOC WOOD & 'CO.
“tape I ‘I'n inn!
ran 2:...) drawn
_\l- 0N 'l‘.\\'ll\ll.
X itan l‘u“ I‘ and \‘Iiiiiiiil~..lIv::v:.' u.’ iln- Superior
‘ourt tor Ford 2.: I‘I-iiiiey,
SPECIAL
l’ R I C E S
lRCIlIT—EGTS “$3 T
BUILDERS.
Bitiiiiiil
It is not all cover-
ed with Nickel
Plate.
It is made in
your own town.
*‘t-
Plumbers and Gas Fitters, Slate and Tin Roofers.
marathamaouslon; in tho
ludisn River this winter. m up
. K-LLOCKWOOD C” 00
’E z I lam I."
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