mini-non the Rufus Raymond
”in; on East avenue, East Nor-
“outcome about 1:30 o'clock
Au alarm was given on
Norwalk fire hell, about half an
'M, 3nd thofire department
' . I I promptly, Mayflower Hook a
company arriving first. The
, hydrant was across the creek,
t one hundred yards away. 'An
I ‘ was made to run the boos across
amok, but it was impossible to make
The fire was started in the
. corner of the building.
H barn wan rented by Charles B.
H I I I, whofhad ahoraestabled there.
firespreadbo rapidly that it was
- tognt the animal out. The
finallth _the halter and ran
mum, burned about the head
, body, losing the sight of both eyes.
' t fire 1 tons of hay, n
' -. anda single harness, hay-cutter
3 implements were destroyed with the
.. I‘
, horse was insured with 0. E.
' . . for $125. Thehar'nvrasinsured
‘ $00, and the hay and grain for $150.
‘ ‘ i no doubt that the
I .~ from the house. The wind
the sparks from the barn to the
'- _ on theavenue, over 500 feet away,
,‘ it was only by the greatest exer-
of the firemen, who used pails, that
were saved. The East Norwalk
, police werepment.
(bumble Morehouse, of the borough,
down to Mr. Raymond's this noon,
. put the borne out of misery by shoot-
. it.
TENNIS CLUB BENEFIT.
ll , Entertainment at the opera lion-Io
Followed By a Dance.
, ‘ Norwalk Lawn Tennis club‘s hen-
chmen in the Opera House last eve-
, wn largely attended. A pro-
, .. u , replete with goodfeaturw. was
V in a very creditable manner.
sum-humerus. ..s. n. Whiteley
J. Frank er.
I. .u. ....................... -
Inner George lioore.
, lilr. Perry
“bored” .. . .. . “'utson
' ' ' llor'aee S. lfatch.
Recitation...
Min May Col)" er.
Bfio—I-‘or Piano, Violin and ‘Cello ..... Hayden
lissBelta and Messrs. llopeon and Theile.
idng~ l , K t in do» Land
“mu culls ‘ . Frunzldazt
Nine Martha Knapp
”menial Selections, by the Emmy Chino-
.Selet ted
Minnow—Tho Irish Widow at Dom lngSc hnol
Xian May Coly er:
)lnater George Moore.
. i , ed Poem—The Ballad of Mary Jane
In. Mnenmtt,lilessrs.1‘readwell and little
mitt”!!! ..
Jamea J K lluI-kI-fl
After the entertainment there was an
I .- lion dance at the club’s casino.
‘illich was attemled by about 25 couples.
1 noel. enjoyable time was had. Re-
“manta were served at midnight and
i Stamford orchestra proIidcd music,
which held full away until the early
thiamorning.
Among those present were Mina Mary
M - Jennings, Mire Agnes (lildis, Mine
Heuderaon, Kiss Lulu Bedell, Mini
my
Ill
Miller Miss Pearl Gregory, Mina
Higgins, Mina Charlotte Betta, Mine
Miriam Mill! Sana-Inna Mina
Wilson. Mina Alice CholwI-ll, Mlliii
Imma,laoekwood MiaIGmco Mead, Miss
his-MI Lockwood and In... mm.
Erect. liessrs. Acton, Pinnoo, L. Ray.
inlaid, l). Raymond, Weed, OisI-n. how.
i Hopson, Mitchell, Perry, ltidI-r.
011m, Lockwood, LOWlliIf‘lt, Ilavilnnd.
MN m"
,9”... Unififln’od run with». , -
, Fifteen pupils of grade fire of the
m Bellini, warrior-d their
....ml'dl‘liel Toilmntherhomc
Ulrafffleld avenue after school homo
afternoon. Only two boys
parent, and they were in chm-r
gainngmohalotofbright, pretty little
are. The party npent the afternoon
. ingoroquet and other games, and
‘ ‘fio'olock partook of tempting refresh-
). whiohwmsemd from a table
the
'It
you... eleven in the im cu...
flfiWmmaulnoinths
- lntlnlfliclannavoatosn
”angina.” BANK
“MM-ow- ”mm...
P vio- John
. new. tuna Interest paid depositors.
I!!! (Who
urn seaward“:
haul...” ......
mvlolrmall ' omodro'ua'd halal mutton.
‘ uoor AND anon unanxna.
BROWNJio. Soulful till. mom “whoring
, your faint and have it fitted. Repairing, ole.
I
PEI-Ill-LE YOU IlillW.
Where and [law They in“ Their llonra
of Recreation.
Arthur F. Quintard visited his parents
av
. on Arch street last evening.
Mrs. William Kama, of East Norwalk,
Iipent Friday with lira. L. m.
.no J ' 1.. “will m
’ will spend Sunday in}. ralalires on'Eaet
avenue.
Rev. C. M. Pegg, of first Norwalk, has
returned from a week's trip up the End.
son river.
Mrs. G. F. Flinn and son Frank, of
Bridgeport, are spendinga few dayein
Norwalk.
Mrs. A. 1'. Post and family are expect-
ed in town to-day to spend the summer
with Miss M. E. Chicheowr.
Mrs. F. 8. Banks, who has been visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. L. Buttery, has
returned to her home in Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. P. It. Sanford, of She-
boygan, Wis., are visiting their mother.
lira. Georgiana Bailey, of the Green.
The family of the late John C. “'il-
liamson are now milling at South Nor-
walk, where they will remain for the
summer at least—lira. \I’ulke , of Semi-
nary street, has returned from Norwalk,
where she has been nursing her brother
who has been quite ill for several weeks.
~‘Sew Canaun Monaco;-
DIISS BAIIIII‘S I\h'I'I'I'l TI'I
Rank of Pupils for the Your binding In
June, lam.
Academic department—~Firet rank,
Miss Bertha Stoutt. Norwalk: second,
Ilia; Jean Scott. Philadelphia: third. Miss
Ella Kinney, Brooklyn.
Intermediate IlI-lrlrtIneIIt—d‘irst rank,
Miss Eva Cohen, Chicago; second. Miss
May Bailie, Rye, N. Y.; third. Miss May
Edna Adams. Noi'wulk.
Primary Ilep'IrtIIIent—l‘irst rank. Mus.-
tcr Clifford llaym. South Norwalk:
K‘COIId. lilies Marion Jones, I'urwalk:
third..\llss Marion Sprullllr’,Nl‘W Rochelle.
French—Frat rank, Miss Jean Scott,
Philadelphimsecond. Miss Vera Ather-
ton. Bridgeport; thinl. Miss Edith llunt‘
er, Norwallr.
German—First rank,Miss Bertha Stoutt,
Norwalk: second. Miss Marion Iiebbard.
Tabor". North Carolina: third. Miss.
Viola Tyler, New York.
Art—First rank, Miss Bertha Stoull:
'Wf‘tflltl. libel l'II'II t'ohcn: third. Miss
Ella Kinney.
ElocIItion—l-‘irst rank, Miss Pauline
\Vynertt,Huddersfield. Englandz'second.
Miss Lena Swords, South Norwalk:
third, Minn t‘lum Stuart, New York.
Music—First rank, Miss Alice Layton.
South No‘rwnlk: second. Miss Ella
Kinney, Brooklyn; third, Mina Viola
Tyler.
The Art prize this year was Won by
Him Bertha Stoutt, the Music pig by
Miss Alice Layton. Prize for Elfl'llllun.
Mix-LII Pauline WyIII-rit: for Ni'tlllit‘flti.
Miss Ella Kinney: for I-ourlucy, Mist-I
Margaret Maynard. The "Sunshine"
primhyMimJean Scott. of New York.
llnley Fined .3 for Alla-nit.
TlII- adjourned more of State VII. Andrew
llaII-y for an :uIIIaIIlt upon John Cox was
on trial before Jllfillt‘t'f'llillllgl‘ at lliu
borough courtroom tlIizIIIII'Imimg. At-
torneys I‘I. i‘I. Lockwood and John .l.
Wulab appeared for the [Innovation and
Attorney John S. Seymour for the IlI~
feline. (‘4): stated that Haley accused
him of putting apiece in II Bridgeport
paper about him and his wife. He also
said that IIIIley lIIIIl heenufter him for
some time, and on Saturday evening.
June ti. met him on the Hirer-t and struck
him in the face. giving him a black eye.
("ox was emu-exauiined by Attorney
Seymour, who won trying to prove that
(,ka won the one who gave the informa—
tion to the Bridgeport Inper and thus
deserved the punlnhuwut he received.
”not Do ‘orest, William Farrell. llenry
Stanton, Nicholas Elwood and Luke
llomey aino teIItitiI-Ii. The prisoner wan
put upon the ataud and owned up that
he hit Cor, lilld‘ stated that he was of the
opiliion that he dwerved more. IT" said
he received thoinfornmtion through lira.
Wakely and Mm. Weld) tlmt(.‘mt wan
the author of the article referred to. Co:
denied that he had published anything
of the kind.
Haley was fined 32 and (auto.
paid and was discharged.
r. l. c. a. loin.
llov. 'i‘llolnaa Elgar. an Inst-prisoner of
Sing Sing, who is to deliver an addreu
in the Opera House to-mormw afternoon
at 4 o‘clock, upon "Trumpet illusta from
Prison Walla,”‘obould be greeted with a
full house upon this. his mu visit to
Norwalk. At the urgent request of
severalthis mootingio to be for both
India-and gentlemen, and ltialumed that
many ladies will attend. llr. Noyce, of
St. Paul'a church choir, will render
moral wine, which will add greatly to
disinterest of the service. The doors
willbe opened at 8:3). All not luring
received tickets will be ouppliod with
III‘
. tinematthsdoor.
mm“ room». ,
'f‘heYonngPoopio‘sooclotyofihoEut
Avennsl.l'..chnrehhslda ctr-Wherry
. futlvalandmtertatnmentlaiheohmch
”evening. Theron-Wuhan-
'anoo.nadtlnnetreceiptsmabont
tic. Allusprogrmm,’wuiuhgd
‘rudlatlornandnrfle.waiundmdbycdi
Immmdmmn
mm; will
_ . ”331$.me
mm m
”mm while... um...
worry if” 2:: "arm ..
m p
and ban
will}... mm;
043mm lllllwlll.
WWW 1‘" ff‘s‘ III
I R1031, WW9.“ fl Tuba, avenue. 3. if.
RAYMOND. J. it. It Water It. booth Nor-walk.
RANDAthi, 1M). "Randall's mm If. N. Mod-
w?muv.mml§i’n lamp-wort especially
N. .BJ ‘rnu t i In -
find ° await more. .1.
010“ M1 IANIIFAO’I'UBEBS.
81'. JuilN.CllAS. S ZIManhIdlst N . .
lecturer of ciaarbom and dealo'fln rim:
SBBGBAN‘I‘ SIITII ELECTED I’IIIS‘I'
LIEUTENANT 0P COII'ANT l’.
W..-..-
The Diagram-l Dom Which Followed the
n. m ruled it re gut
all: . In” ul‘ll . anion. ,4
The members of Company Plant at
the armory last evening to choose a First
lieutenant to fill the vacancy caused by
the discharge of Lieutenant Henry
Mathias. The meeting was called to
order by Captain Rose at eight o'clock,
with fifty-four members present. Ser-
geant (3. J. Betta was appointed secretary
of the meeting and Sergeants A. J. Wil-
coxou and William Buttery were in-
structed to not as tellers. Musician Car-
rier was appointed inspector of election.
No objection being made the meeting
proceeded to the nomination of a first
lieutenant. Second Lieutenant E. G.
Aiken's name was present/ml by Corporal
Thomas Hunt, and Sergeant George A.
Smith‘s by Corporal Vincent DI. lion-
III-cker. A ballot wrul then taken with
the following result:
Number of roles rant........
Necessary for achoiee.
E. (i. Aiken. .
George Smith. .3)
The captain Ileclnml Sergeant. smith
nominated aud the meeting adjourned.
When the mull was announced Lieu-
tenant Aikeu's friends claimed that the
ballot was informal and that another
ballot was necessary. This was refused
and they left the room, several of them
declaring that they would never wear
their uniforms again. Outside the arm—
any they yelled and shouted and called
Captain Row vile Ililllll'll.
(‘ulouI-l Skinner. Lieutenant—I'olIIIII-l
Frowe and t‘uptain Frost were in the
lobby when the Ilenoueuwnl following
lllv unumincement of the ballot mourn-Ii
and were elm-tutors tothe IlisgnII-eful
actions of the disgruullml members of
the company.
The election lust I-Ieuiug was carried
on under instructions from headquarters
and there is no flaw in the proceedings.
Mr. Smith's name will be forwarded at
once to the Adjutant l‘ieuI-ml's office for.
continuation.
MEI‘TINI. Ill“ \IWAI‘OIR‘
Frederick Mend. of Nonrulk. Nominated
for II (’onuty (‘I-mmiulouI-r.
The Ih'lllm'mlll: senators uf l‘aI'IrIilei
county, to the number of seventeen. lis-
semblul in Bridgeport yesterday for the
purpose of Iltlllllniillllg monsoon-c to
forum; ('ommimiouers Johnson and
Olmsted-l, whose terms expire July 1
next.
They arrived shortly before noon and
at Ullt‘l’lx’f‘l’llllv the guests of tsMIutur
Reed. ulmtook llII-III ton shori- home.
“'Ilt'l‘t‘ they "were dined. Major lieu]
lil'iuvl :iR lo'lstnumier in :I happy llllllllll‘l’,
and it few short spi‘t‘t'lws were made.
At 3 o'clock the leglulalom gathered at
the Democratic headqmirtem to elect I-nu-
Ilidutm for county cIIIIIIIIi.~IIIiI>III-ro. Seu-
utor Seymour, of Norwalk. was made
I‘hainuuu and Senator lioulihuu, of New-
toIrII. ram-retury. The name of Attor-
nI-y lbw-her, of Newtowu. was present-
ed, to Slit'l't‘t'tl ConunissiIIuI-r Johnson.
lie mm unanimously nominated. Fred.
prick .‘Il'tltl. of Norwalk, was. then num-
I~Il to succeed )Ir. ()lmslead. III- was
:IhIo the unanimous choice of tho Iuwt-
ing. This done, the meeting udjouruul.
A seven i’er f'ent. Dividend.
The board of IIIIIIIngeIuI-ut of the
Building and Loan Am'intiou on Wed-
nesday evening held a meeting of interval.
to its depoaitors at least. The report» of
the secretary and treasurer showed that
the simmiatiou had been doing u very
prosperous Ilutilllt‘llb during the half year
which closes on Tuesday, the 16th, when
the regular monthly meeting will be
held. The condition of the ILseuII'iatiou'II
exehequer warranted _the declaration of
o smut-annual dividend at the rate of
smell percent. per annum. ThiodlvidI-nd.
which will be credited on the books of
members at Tueodny’o meeting, in the
third which the naaociullon hm deplored
at this role and marks the continued
autumn andprogressof the amociafion.
Close of the Derby linear»
The Derby races ended yesterday. The
sport was tame. The summaries follow:
Frac—for-all clam~vrwl Pacers and fiction.
A. Trout'n be My Wilkeaof Hoodoo ...... l l l
l'. Manor's hr x Cralghcad. of New York} it a
O. N. Robertn' eh i; Chapman. of itoolon...li it 2
'I’lme——W,tflfi,m
autoimmune Ill). Pacer» and trotiere.
(ink (trove otoek farm, hr II, Mom, of
liloodm............. .....II
New Haven III-bloc, hr in. l ale lilac, New
Haven ................................ 2 r 2
Allen lilck. : II. Valley Chief. of Willie
mantle .... .................. dr.
lime—amen.
Reunion of the "0M Hilda."
Mrs. P. I). Lawton entertained theIII
"Old Ialda" laIItevI-ningat hm- homo on
Chestnut street. The “Old laid." wan
club of young Indis- wlIlch fimrrhhsd in
South Non-Ii afevr yearoago. When
they yet we: for one of then re-
onion-Jtis wally found that some
oneof thelrnninherhu joined them“-
rimlal army duringthsyaar.
mainline-n.
Potion “found more
. aroma-um. m.
«madman-Irma
MITHEIs s succrssnn'
”Hm
will“.
WWW of. 8.8 Isn't
WWW”. ,
15.10 II. arm-Irma“ also
were h‘.”£a‘£mm*&% ..
‘Jnotory on.“
30'"! It 00
n autumn the led It. (It Durante.
comm! All) OWWABI.
NAN“. nibblillomor. Mnluaudw ”was.
”lamps. wand andtln ware.
momma. ll. ll. ow allot, N.
DRAIN AND 83W“ PIPE.
WILLlAMB, ll. 11.15 Wall at. N. .
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, VanZandt are. RN.
Sunday floumt allusionitolip Iu.
ON A RIINAWAV TRAIN.
Willie nun-in; Evenly-Ive Ill-a -
floor It Kill-II M Ion.
Amman, Pa, June la—A redwood-
dent occurred at l a m. on the Panmylva‘
Ida and Northwaeteru railroad it a
near Beliwood which resulted in the
of three men. A freight train of thirty
a dollars an
apushor. After reaching the
t the train oomnuncsdtodesocnd
the mountain side at a high rate of speed.
The engineer and crew a ppliad the brakes,
but they failed to work on account of the
allppery condition of track caused by the
rain. The runaway train kept oninita
mad flight until a apeed of seventy-live
miles per hour wan reached. The train-
men struggled with the brakes, trying to
save themselves and the train. At Roat'l
trestle, which laaourve. the engine left
the track followed by twenty-nine care.
which were piled up and broken into all
shapes A hunt for the missing employee
was instituted, when Engineer John Si-
moIIton was folind dead between the sand
box and bell.
It is suppowd that he climbed out on the
engine to work the sandbox. l'ireman
Millard Frazier and Conductor Stephen
Van Scoyne were taken out from under
the tender horribly disfigured. Brakemeu
Dunn and lletriek jumped from the train
when at its highest speed, the former in
going orcr a steep embankment was
forced through a stout fence. llia escape
from instant death was miraculous. lie
received only a alight wound on the. head.
llotrick rot-med a number of injuries,
none of them serious.
HE STOLE $372,000.
The In; Def-Italian of a Life Insurance
Company'- Agent.
wa Your, June ill—Julio Ilenbacber,
who with Joaquin Sanchez conducted the
\\ cal Indian and Spanish American
branches of the buoinoas of the New York
Life lIIsurmIIe company, has stolen from
the company off and on about $37.2,“
which housed in speculation in Wall street.
This money “'iin mlmwpmprintml from
funds in the luau-mini: of Messrs. Sancho!
a: MI rebut-,hor uho We re the general
age on of the company, so far as the Spou-
iah and South AIIIericIIII busineas was
room I‘llill immense Hunt! of money
paused through the hands of theac men
in a single year it was an ordinary thing
for them to recene for the company $2,
(”Mlle in premiums. Sanchez 8: Men—
haehI-r have built up a Inugnillcient busi-
ness. and both were regarded by the corn-
pauyao thoroughly reliable men. Merl.-
bueher fills fled.
Illr Ambrose objected in \nin.
Nru loan, June 13. -—Amung Ibo arriv-
nla by the Ward line steamship Cienfuocm
were Sir Ambrose Shea, governor of the
Bahamas, Lady Shea and their daughter.
“hen the language of the distinguished
paw- II p. N Ira-I placed on the dock the cue
IUIII.‘ nil: rrs prIwI-edI-Il to examine it, just
,5 they 3‘ mid the lulu-mu- of an ordinary
porn-“gen l‘bcgoreruur protested against
the I-xmuinaliou, saying that. he was a
subject of the queen, occupied II high posi-
tion in the llritinh government, and that
his lulvgmlgf‘ ought to he pom-«d without
exunllrnillnri. The baggage was examined
justllic mine, He comes on a pleasure
trip.
III the Hider: Content Settled?
Nita Your; .lune lat—A rumor gained
currI-IIcy lu-I night that the Tilden cou-
mt, the arguments on which hurejunt
been heard by the court of appeals. had
been retried out of court. (‘oIII-croiug the
rumor lh‘lm .‘ll'l‘lll’lly, of counsel for the
context lug nephews, said to a reporter that
then- “llh no truth in the report. lie said
the exertiiors could. underthc wide powers
granted by the will, make a settlement if
it were agreeable to the other side,but
nothing in this direction had been done.
Will Fight the Synod.
Pimm'mi. June In -»'l'he emu I-nd con-
gregation of the Reformed l’n-shyierian
church have decided to swede. The
members will stick tolheirlmstor, tier.
0. ll. Millixnu. whose suspension by the
synod the other day caused him toqull
the denomination. Lani night the con-
gregmion reorganized, reelected Mr. Mil:
lignu putor at a salary of "Jill, and
determined to tight the aynod to retain the
no, mo church which they now pImem.
Italian Immigration railing at.
Saw Y,omi June law-Tho Ilium-hi
Unliioniia has started from Gibraltar with
only I5. amuse passengers aboard. 8h.
uuraily brings between ”land WI) ltallan
neurone pansengera The agent of thollno
thinks the bottom hat dropped out of
Italian immigration. Colonel Wehbor.
superintendent of immigration, any- that
thin in due to the vigorous policy panned
for the pool few months in sending back
all undesirable immigrant:
eon-lander Lyon lint onllty.
Wmoiixo'rox, June lit—Tho court Inor-
lialwbieh WII‘COHW. gain-:3". the
charm of m men n 0
United States in. Trianate strand oath
Galena, whiehwauiraadadoff (lull .
near Martha’s Vineyard, have found Iii-
not guilty and Tracy hoe ap-
proved tho Indiana.
erano having the lane.
Fans, Pa, June law'l'bs on who
are tom of Mnaylvnnla’a lioldiorl'
borne are leaving the innitntlon as fact as
their pension: for the loot quarters arrivv.
Sixty-live have already left for their homes
indifferent part. of the state. 'l‘IIBol-
Illen’ Home committee hand an order ro-
quiring the inmates to pay 1!) per eent.of
their pen-four to the general maintenance
fund, which is the cause of unlimite-
faction.
Rudyard Kipling Dying.
mm. Jan. flu-A lattartonfrtond
h Balsam “lbs novelist, mflmnn‘
II ena-
M P Wu hue—aka" far-ed
sin-hm two weeks ago unfro-
Iondonto luly,wbsro it washers-dike
elimauwouldbahnafloial.
John Idlers hie“
Mfume-opal. 'l‘hojnil
moo-Wannabee:
WT M
“Wyomiwwm W
mama Fijian '
l
lull. W.
“he. ...... a“
new I ore.
'l ‘I‘II‘ImIImn above mollllbm' Main
The older! fmeatabliahme Int of the kind ll‘l
“can... ‘lez....‘.‘3?.'."“””‘ ”‘
SHE STllllflli I FlllBICll.
The Actaea's Collision with an
‘ ‘I Enormous Whale.
...
I “5""
durum» mv‘or‘m‘ nor.
on...
Furniture,
‘l‘hm of the Great Leviathan. Bot.
Down Upon the III; Pilotlwnt an if to
Attach tier, and 0!. of Thom Struck
liar with His 'I‘nil.
N" 'Yth, Juno lIi.-—\\’hile running
eight knot» an hour, 850 miles out of
Sandy liook, the New York pilothoat
Actors run down an enormous tlnbnck
whale. A great gash woo cut in itabaek
by the pilmlmztt'a ”burp bow. After strik-
ing the AcIII-II II blow u ith one of its fluke:
that fairly made her tremble the whale
disappeared. The more, all around the
boat was bloody Tho whale? dendhody
was III-en in the gulf strum Wednes-
day from the deck of the Anchor lino
steamship Caledonia. which reached her
pier yesterday.
The Caledonia was in chamof Pilot
Keely, who was on the Actna at the time
she struck the whale. Ila related his ex-
perience to Pilot Barry, the owner of the
Actual. and the latter yeaterdny repeated
the atory.
Ila Saw the “Wake Coming.
The Acton. which is one of the largest
and flee-test of the New York piiotboato,
was, until hm. March, the schooner yacht
Action, of Boston. Fully half an hour be
fore the Actrea struck the linback the
man at the wheel saw the huge finback.
There were two amnller whales with him,
and the trio were inn aliug at the race of
about ten knots an hour in unity the op-
posite direction to that of the pilotboat.
, bearing that if the three whales together
' struck the boat. the result would be»
riouu the wheelman altered the Aelina's
course bilghtly no as to avoid them. lie
rememheml how the pilotboai Alexander
M. Lawrence, No.1, atruck.a whale two
years ago and the boat was fairly lifted
out of the water, dropping back again so
suddenly that her lupluusla‘ went over-
The Whale» Tucked. Too.
What. was the surprise of the Ania-a5
wheelman, however. after changing the
boat's course to discover that the trio of
whales had nine changed theircnume so as
to meet the boat! The whet-imam does not
think that. the whales had any intention
“attacking the boat. but no he told Pilot
Keely, they probably thought the Action
”new kind of fish and they wanted
to examine her out of curiosity.
At any rate the \\ halt-s ebowed no in-
motion of avoiding the pilotboat OII they
rushed plowing through the choppy lea,
measlionnlly disappearing but net or devi-
ating from the course they had taken when
the pilotlmalr'u course was changed. They
Were bound to meet the .tI-IIoa.
all. Cut Illm liee’.
Ju~l before the whales reached the boat
two of them dorc IIIIIl Went under NI?
Actual The Hard whale» uncol‘lhelargesl
of the llnbnrk unwise—allemplal Iofollow
his companions, but he was just. a second
too late.
The pilotboat's sharp cutwntor cut into
the bark of Ihe whole, and In; the flnbnck
passed under the Aeuua'. forefoot the gash
was made larger. All the wounded finhack
finally cleared the boat on:- of his fluk-
atruck the Action on the bluff of the how.
it was a terrific blow dealt by the whale in
his death agony. and the boat wan ahakeu
will she hall suddenly struck II rock. The
dishes in the pantry tumbled out of their
racks and all hands rushed on deck. They
were in lime to see the whale lashing the
water into foam in his death flurry. The
Aelwa, uninjured, wrut on its course.
anmlin‘ liver the In".
CHICAGO, J one ill ~--Tho World's fair di-
rectors will not keep their hands off the
foreign end of the eprMHon, and the no
tloIml board of control loin a retaliatory
mood The latter body ioluclined to re—
ject the foreign commissioners, and is em-
phatic in It» opinion tlmtprumotar liandy'r
place in at home instead of in Europe. At
the Ilireetora’ meeting the appoialmnnt of
Melville F. Stone no chief of the dam
meat of foreign nflnlfl foil thronfi on a
tie vote, and Stone at once wrote a letter
of withdrawal Tbedlu-eforpnonl’onom
ination of Walter S. Maxweilalchlaf of
tho horticultural department waa rejected
after a quarrelaorne debate, and General
M. P. Chlpman, of t‘ollfornia, wan ap
pointed. W___
The Yale Football Ami-lion.
New flavor, June luv-The folioIViI'
officers were elected at a martin of the
Yale Footbailauociatloulaot ah; i: Prat
ldent,w. ll Wright, Jr., '93: vice prod»
dent, l-‘rauk Barbour, ‘93; inseam. A.
lumbert. W; secretary, J itchy, '98. The
“receipts for the Halon were [19,”.
Aguirre, waamsdetoths augm-
nnoiu anI ”VI,“ for no: building-I
II. XI?!“ .
1 ' "Treasurer may. horn”. .' "
(foreman, In... June 11-47 Manon
bloody, who has been tree-um of Frank-
lh county for fifteen yearn, hnII confessed
to having need new belonging to the
county in lain private huolnua. ills relo-
tivos and friend» have turned over Inu-
hondomen nuillcieut property to “cure the
county again“ loss
In. (fury M n Dim
Bmonhfl, Jana ll-Tho Jury in the
divorce cult of lilo. William P ”my,
daughterofon—hfayorllnnl offli- ill-city,
anionthhuabanddretdd thankin-
ul's liver. The jury found that Oren
had been criminally firm with bk
wife'a cousin, Ilsa Wilbelmiu'l‘natnll.
Jana inn-Tbs calorado‘ non-
Wotan-m
not)“ Thou-cotan- flan
Mutant adopts
n..“...nmrrij“
II Ina Illling h III! m
..me. "" ”43.2.: mam
3mm“ ...Wdi"
had bin done in self I“.
wmnazmuuw-bm fl.
“madame ..ro
1110me VII. our. ”new” oflfi. ll.
TAYLOR‘OOLD “in.“ ulna
. 3.19:.me MW
INIUMXC‘ mu!!!-
. . m
«or: a mourners.
:illxklmllgli‘m Water at, “W‘W M of
NT WAL’I'VW
corinmcuromn ocean
W33; gmum ‘55... 5. ammInlI‘xlfw ms 00. marginally.
» tonal.B.N '..r;.I Grub aulatan
0 iGOIlB’l'OCK. ii t 8'” N.aloo
:“fiwrg’hm Company. wildfire...“
HARDWARE 8 WMBY.
W 0.31 i il b N.
Qualnluwllomlau etc. “I”: speedy.) look a
NORWALK FIRE INFLCO. N. In“ ouooenfnl
barium“! neelllll. Nooum mandlnclouclalm
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. 00. The. “Would
it, B. N,A liJ'reeman, mi. vaporin
.A
4.....
FIST GRINDER,
EASY WORKER.
PULVEBIZESH
coma: MID TEI.
"of Water Pans. Filters Special Fabrics. l‘rn‘i. all kinds.
Grand Exhibition.
Professor “illiam H. Ayres {mm Frank flickers New \ork
(‘oth-I- and Tea School will exhibit the above household blessings
of our store, Thursday Friday and baturday. This is the most
wonderful of all inwmiona ever exhibited before the public for
making I llle‘I‘ and n .I. It takes only one minute to make coffee
or tea .I.- I h ill as nine, with all the rub ingredients contained In
the some Saws oIIe— half owr all others. In boiling coffee or
tea you ;;-I I only bitter wz,Iter but by the new method of making
it. you Ian bro I- a deliv' Ions drink. The l’ots will be on sale while
the I ambition lasts We hme seen these Coffee and Tea Pots
tI-stI II with the most uonderful results. and want our friends and
I uslumers to see them In prfu licdl operation
Rt’lllelllllf‘l‘ we shullmhibit these Coffee and Tea Pots at our
store III South Norwalk on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. June I I, I2 and I3
BflFFEE FREE N All.
Grandest Triumph of the Age. Don’t Miss ll.
——-»‘~‘»—.-
“e shall also I .rhibit on theamm- days at our South \orwalk
MRS. VAN DUZEN’S
celebrated Bake Ilfllll:
\\ Illt'll will be of gr real. interest to all of thel ladies to know about
and we respectfully inI ite you to call and examine them and
Get a Sample of Cake
On the Afternoon and Evening of
Saturday, J une l3,
The public is cordially invited to attend our Summer Filbllfiill.
Coffee.CaleandflflEflTflN’SCelehratedlireap
Will be Served Free.
W
Keep your eyes open for Tickets on the
~ on
illWastmpon MW
SOUTH NORWALK, c1".
wan; harm”
houutrimminnin UNI-:w gag I
mourns anon.
brain mtla
NORWALK lllON ”WORKS CO.
with. bdrlca amalgam
:Wfo
repairs for man
SOOFIELD,“ A. Knight scum
chinsry mule promptly.
WWAC‘I'IIIII camounrrhwfi m
HARVEY, 0.1!. in North lain ”I.
Mr nhoou. alum robbers. :3
LIMBUR
bridxc.
Iceman-re?”
"W
SMITH'BWAEHING’NNHABKFI’. .Wfl'
lngtonsui. N. mantapoultry forfnnllytnde.
TICE AI NASlifiao. “n1.“ “It.
poultry, etc.
WEBlBEll, 5:232 emollient;
.J P.
7!. flab: Wm .
wanna human a mom Ill-18.
RANDALL‘S MILL. EN. lumber and “will.
rough or worked to order, mouldinmtrim .etc.
HAWKS AND alumnus.
SF." HOUR, HENRY, 123 West are. 8. N. All
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH, WILLIAM H. Kle at. B. N. Job
biu promptly attended to.
IABBLB AND GRAN!“
BATES. P. W. Water at, N. manufacturer of
to and marble work, and denlarfn
stone work of all kinds.
MEN’S oorn‘rnrna.
COMS'I'OCK BROS. Masonic build' N., If 80.
Mai n st, 15. N. Gentlemen’ a furais anode.
FRANCIS A CO. at Washington st, 8. X. he
bats, gentlemen' a fur
MERCHANT TAILOBB.
GU SOWSKI Vi . perfec
guaranteed; Illemlntesflty lea ValwAayI on hdnflt
KOCOI'M‘ li'No. Mainst. S. N. Floatati-
orinx a specialty. Repairing, etc.
”EMT.
COLLINSJI. Bl. ”Unions. N. India-own
material used if fred.desi
FITCH, AGNES Mira, “Wall st, N. “hm-cry ncyfor
MUSIC TEACHERS. ‘
'Old Staten Island Dyeing
GIBSON ALEX S. 21 Kerwin st, N. Plano.
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PW AND DEALERS.
HOYT, “’. H.&SON,124Waterat.S.N. (fool
of Rdymond I Planters. exporter: and whole.
sale dealers in native 0) store.
REED dc HOL‘ SMAN, lat Water st,8.N .Plan-
tere and shippers of Norwalk cyst era.
VAN NAME. .I. L&C0 P o. mxmau.‘
PATTERNS AV!) MODELS.
NORW ALK PATTERN W ORKS, comman-
thorpe. prop" itiveraide are 3. .‘I. Houseboat-
iug II specialty. by steam
flll'.
hot water or hot
References: Norwalk hock (' our
mutual. Dr llohnnnan. (steam): ii. i. y:
netl, (slI-amuJohn 'I'qun, Ihol air);“'lll
ll Smith (steam); Grace Church. that l;
and many others.
P
llR A l.\‘ ARI), 7W .
Paint, gold :mcmwrh‘fi’f
0~ rilllllANK Ill-:0. if. 7 Waurfim N. moons
and sign pointer, pater banger.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Nolli‘Ll i' . . Wesbl on st,B.N.
qualily oilly.andthatthe m m
I’ll \ SIC IANS.
Burke \\. f'. .ol'lheionnd l? \Yashin at.
s. _\'. Hourslltollt lt03.Ilo 8. non '
PI 5V0 Tl \LB 1 RILPAIBEB.
Ill: .VIIIEF, (2 F. eorlhill nMKukhtM. All
dealer III pianos, organs sheet music, etc.
l'LATISfu— 601.", .“IIJ' BRAND NICK“
SUI Til NORWALK PLATIXG CO. Owner
t
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
l. .'\\ 1‘th. .l \l on M \\ ashingfon st. neatP. 0
s ._\' Property for sale,bou.s'esiorent. tscaadv
\\'UOD“ARD, ILA. No.3“ Malawian-fit
nut and building lots for sale. , a
airs-ramming. '}
BY .\lil‘.l" I". I". 9Railrond Plate. 3.3. u
at all h "1TB. Strictl first china. in every
5pm I. 'A few tabla bI’Iarderatnk n.
LAKE H Ill. i'tYi' RECTIAURA\Hk fax , .
by the best, priI-n: the lowest. penal}
SCHOOLS.
BAIRU'S .‘llss lNe‘i‘i‘l’l‘TE.N. You
boardinxnnddny school. springlerm
MRS. SIEAD' S St 'nooI. for [it’ll and
knife», Hillside, X. Fpring term one.
snon'ruasu nan Turn-warms
LAI Dali's BLOCK, $.31. C. RPlume'rlu.‘
Day and eveningoefsaioua. Send ulcfnr mutt.
STEAM ENGINES All) rum
NORWALK IRON WORKS COIPANY. The
“'uleruf, S. N marital] rosdb
S'I'BAMSIIII' TICKI'I' AGENTS.
LAY TUN. J “'08 M W “Mouton-(maxi P.0.
\‘Jhes. tirketadrafuunoney ordmtneeltl.
87032 DEALERS.
mus JOHN II. aw...“ on an Inn
Ffmr llme,remeni hair. $3.1... ‘
Milll'l‘IlN, JOHN Ii. I: Wm avenue, 8. N
Moo layer of com rele w
81"!“ 88. BAN“!!! AND II‘A'I'm
KI'TI' III I, LASIXI‘R a) llarllnnd 8. II.
mu prove; Ind water healemi’ 0.
POWELL. J. Vi. as Wauhintton ll. ii. If.
nucnrno. ’ ‘ I ‘
Ml )RTIINJDIIN lim'l‘ylarm vollo”. I“
and bean track in; promptly altrudnlno.
"ID“TA‘IIDI
JENNINGS, J. I). n lions II. KW.
Ilene“ Ilnli t..N WT Telephone. lien»
JELLIIIVF'B. 050. W No. Ilia It. 8. N. 090.
“l“ NONE, filo. II. I. 48
II!“ and Unln It, i.
Jacob M.“
”Beatlemania nus
ladlu
O.
WNW
(km fiteamibé'f‘lckeu—zcnhin and
on. f In
“nu..- ma..." * 3%
Mcfllho mm" I"
was... .00th ‘m’mu‘
qaaria Raccoon:
WWF' WWW
Flor lieut- “I”! this, trailer
I.” ..
am“ computer-tom M
3! ”JUN mm, NORWAKW
“Ian MWMMMCIK M
I>
Flanagan‘s. DW;§
norm. nun. “Ito-“MM“;
Ikniarlnnllkindlol
..
from IAIN cram. mam,
III-eta Mall. tam
Billl'l'll IIIIIIII “III“ m
*2eg Innfizgmumial
lb.»
‘Wfl‘m'li‘maha; ‘
of All kind-I of electroplating done.
and momma; of All kinds of metal m“; M
Norwalk Chronicler