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allvaly'tragglthth'l’hemThaCaar's
WWI-amines“.
mm June lL—ff there is not so
vase punishment awaiting several sailors
d the Russian man-of—war Rhynda, new
lying in the North river. when they get
aboard again, the stories of strict discipline
told about the car’s navy are certainly
without foundation. Five of this shlpa'
‘tara. attested by strong American brandy,
created a brie! reign of terror along upper
fillthavcnue, and three of than were cap-
tured by the police of the Wat Forty-
sevcnth street station, where they spent the
night in cells.
Itwuapicuhicrtheeauomhutthepo
liesmmdidnoteajoyita partlcle,andwo-
m thsviciaity of Sixth avenue and
“weigh“: street were for a time fright-
Oul elmost out of this wits. A squad of
diets from the three visiting Russian
laud-warm received leave of absence
for thehyaudnhtbt and came ashore.
lb. 11 th- tsem the Bbynda reached
God saloon at Sixth avenue and Fifty
dghthflcst, where tksylnvestedinAm
lam brandy,and inashorttiumwereina
Id state of intoxication.
When Oren finally refused to sell them
more liquor they started in towrecl the
but desisted after they had thug-n
g has fromoneof tbechandeliersu ’
door.
Scared the Girls.
Oneof them then ambled down toward
Width confectionery store, below Fif-
ty—aeventh street. Two pretty girls were
finding in the doorway. and when he saw
them he started toward them uttering pro-
t-tatioua of love in French. They took
refuge behind the counter, and still the
sailor tried to reach them and Mr. leypoldt
could not get him out of the place until he
handedoveras npenceoflgriag one of the
wax forms ccufectioners use to dress their
drawers-a.
Another of the Russians saw awornan
turning into Fifty-eighth street, and he
set out in pursuit. The womb]: took to her
hook and got away. Another of the men.
after arising out of Cross' saloon, went up
8m arcs until he saw do"?! women ap-
proaching e steps to t fty—eighth
”not station of the “1." road.
He ran up the steps in pursuit. frighten
log the women almost out of their wits.
They gathered up their shirts and fled pro
dfltately’ past the ficket agent's window
and the canceling box and took refuge in
the window room.
Chaser] lad Captured.
Butthe Russian did not go so far. He
the stairs just in time to see
Quinn, who had been attracted
by ti. chase. Then the pursuer became
fie pursued. and he dashed up the steps
“in as fast as he could.
Doraocd up the north end steps and
downthosa on the south end of the plat-
lass. That the sailor led the policeman
acre-the strut to the west side station
“which are cloned bya chainatthe
“Wand a to at thetopof theiirst
m EenappSthechalass though it
were a piece of twine, stumbled up the
light ofatepa and ran into the gate. Here
hm was checked and Quinn mp-
mhis name as Aiseinra Theodore.
n. was locked up just as Policeman
Wfldappcarad with two others of the for-
3W3]! saw you ems "
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list llr flattlsp
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clauses. Nrn, June ls-‘l’he
goodcarsof ourhorsesandseetoit
that the credit oi mandthrstataof
Nebraska is fully sustained.”
Theateflwasmadewitha jogtrotwith
a cloud of hereunto, carrisgssaad bicycles
crowdin themed foramileormore
ahead. Middleton. the favorite of the
sporting fraternity of Chicago, receivrdan
ovation and was started out with cheers.
John Berry, fight of way agent of the
Elkborn system, popularly known as the
Pathfinder, rldes Jack llalcs' horses under
protest, the committee having .lnl him
out on the ground that he man's. the route
map. He will rlde'with good chances to
win, and as the race is open to the world,
fairly claim the purse.
e recs was Open to any one riding
weslern horses Only horses bred and
raised west of the Missouri river were eligi-
ble to enter. Each rider was required to
weigh with stock saddle and saddle blanket
not less than no pounds. Each rider was
limited to two horses, and to each rider
was furnished a route map, and ho will he
required to register at plates designated by
committee. All horses were branded
a special race brand on the day pre-
ceding the start.
CELEBRATING FLAG DAY.
W School Children Ilr Harry Biat-
Observe tho New Anniversary.
New Your. June ia—At the instance of
the Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Wars.
the World's fair in Chicagoaudthe schools
of almost half the chantry are today cele-
brating the Colombian year anniversary of
the adoption of the American flag.
About live or six years ago the public
schools in Mamachusetts, at the suggestion
of the board of edumtion, began to cele-
brate the anniverury, some simply with
recitatioua and declarnatlona, others with
appropriate historical papers, pmwssions
and singing of patriotic songs. I
From the Old Bay State the innovatloa
spread rapidly thro gh the New England
states until new it as become a practice.
and almost all the district and many of
the private New England schools com-
memorate the day in one way or another.
Many of the western and some of the
southern states officially recognise theday.
Individual teachers in other states proceed
on their own initiative and pay tribute in
a diversity of manners to the occasion,
many of them receiving assistance from
local posts of the Grand Army of the Be-
pablic. In this city the flags are flying on
city hall in honor of the day. and appro
priatc exercises are being held.
BASEBALL NEWS.
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Umpire—Emile.
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tolaudhiminaeen. ram Ch ”Wham“
hmhth‘m'm»Wmuxfodzllfnoo‘2_05p
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no third man was Babeilow Nit-oil. umqum W ml.
'defthefragrestwss sent teth- lend- smear moss cause.
i. lost at Iortyaecond atreet,and the "J
h-mWhthPouee errors—list
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anabvewIHdByrisna, whopeddierb ' ““wm‘" U”
h. The E quarantined. but a
mick-d out.
“MMt-Dla.
law I”. has lt—llurglsr Freak 1hr
s-tsasefor rohhiagsscrn
d I. town mantles-econ at-
trppttaea-aut must. call lathe
' m Re swallowed pot-om but
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MJvaelL~lorethaa 0,000 coal
flies-husbavesownuitworknear
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lose lasso Cur. Jane ls-lsaty
MWgBarke, whf‘wa; indicted
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tit lest-gee at. Breekiya. ,
over-av man. man mes.
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Thought by Ileana! Who and laid
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Nkw Yon. June la—Afrs. Anna Jones.
aged 43.0! M Wat Twenty-sixth street.
appeared in Yorkvilla court and asked for
swan-ant for “Mr. and Mrs. Murray" of
70 West Ninetieth street. She said that by
means of an electrical apparatus the Mur-
vays possessed themselves every day of all
the thoughts and actions of herself and
husband. and paddled the information
broadcast to their det rirnont.
Justice Meade asked her husband, aweil
dressed, intelligent looking man, what he
had to say. lie said not a word.
“Why don’t you speak 1" inquired the
iudst
Not a word did Jones utter. .
"0h. he only knows what I see fit to so
quaint him with," replied Mrs. Jones.
Thaoourt failed to see the ground for
issuing a warrant and motioned the couple
away. Mrs. Jones stepped down. but Jones
still stood on the bridge.
”Come. get down," ordcnd a court out
oer, but Jones stood stock still.
"Step down, dear," said Mrs. Jones. and
her husband obeyed.
has. Wicked I‘m
MrsJonestold the reporters that she
and her husband formerly lived nest door
to the Moneys. Accidentally they learned
that the people had two young woman con-
fined in the cellar of their house. whom
they gave barely loud enough to keepthem
alive besides otherwise abusingthem. The
Murrayson finding that their secret was
shared by the Jonesea began their persecu-
tions, which they have since continued.
Whllc Mrs. Jones was imparting this
startling information her husband once
spoke, as if to caution her against disclose
lag toomuclr. The woman sfopyied talk-
ing for an instant and gave Mr. Jones a
look, whereupon that individual became
instantly dumb and ventured no further
interruption.
"Have you hypnotized your husband?"
asked areportr-r. “No. not exactly, but i
will say that my mind has his mind pretty
well under coat roi.
A reporter called at 70Weat Ninetleth
street. but found that no one named Mur-
ray had ever lived there, so for as the
tenants knew.
A visit to L'Wi “’cat Twenty-sixth street
disclosed that Mrs. JOI'M'I had given her
own correct address. But the woman do
cliurd to talk. Her husband was present
and once he glancul nppoalingly at the re»
[writ-r. who asked him some simple qua-
tlnn. lleiore he could reply Mrs. Jones at-
terorl a single word—“Dear," with a rung
ihllm-tinn. It had the drained effect and
Mr. Jones was corked up.
l'rurlc During Ilse l'armln.
(.‘l‘:t‘l.\x.l‘ll_ .luno le-Whm the last
part of the Mystic Shrine pnmirm had
just [met-vi the grand stand at. lime and
Twelfth street, a section of the stand gave
away in front and scat lit) mvple down an
incliriulplanc 15‘“! into the street in a
heap. After immense excitement it was
discovered that the only perms hurt were
Mrs. W. A. 'Boott of Dayton and Mrs. T.
P. Behave of Newark, 0.
The steamer Wrath!” Bwrwod.
Esau-on. Me. June lt.-The steamer
Winthrop of the the Mallory Steamship
line, from Sew York. arrived here from
St. John. AMI-sling fut tohsrdock
tbevesulwasfouadto be onfire. Every
elortwsamatbtosavekcr. buttono
avail. She w- cut loose from the wharf
and went ting down the harbor a mass
of flames la a total loss.
l'earth (rides Put-Mere.
Waslrrxmorr, June it.—'l'ho following
fourth class postmaster-a were appointed:
New Jersey»l‘1ayette. flannel .l. lmreraoll.
Connecticut—~Warrea. Ecol 1:. Bed iek.
Pennsylvania—Beam Jacob i. Snyder;
Garrett Hollows“; Ila (trove. Mrs.
Elisa . 1! Wild. Richard J. Klots;
“slam Charles ll. . Mada-on, lianry
Wallace; lineups. John Billing; "shire.
neon ll. ilpsars; iiawyer City. frank A. Diel-
drum.
Wlfl'llut. June lt—Charies Morris,
onto! the uhrewdest diam thieves in
thrcoaatry.waseaptaradia city. lie
attempted to rob the jewelry store of
George urea.
Honours. June iL—Oaa hundred and
fifty delegates to the fourteenth annual
conventions! the New York Undertakm'
escalation are in neste- ia letter-ea hall.
Brooklyn. W mm”...
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Asat'ar Pass. it. 1.. June reunites
mwmotuldtkes-aioaofthegcn-
all flood of the reformed church in
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Afr. Gilbert A. Pluses. anal-Her to
ankle-dummies!"
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has spawn-ranchers-
taafrdghtweoadastar," kill-thit-
yardetlacbealmvflialt.¥. '
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Slaves, flanges theaters
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ltsw losses. Oran. Juan It—Thefe
mousVlklngshiplsinthebarbeeatlast.
She also to her dock covsrvdmrwitb
canvas. Bundrvdswent out tomeether
inrowand sdlboata Soon aft. east
anchorshevasboardrdlrytheeolleetor
tbmdepntyinspeetorsnd health odiv
oer. All were found well ca Maud
theseweauo sickne- sinee leaving Nor—
way. Captaln Andersen said bemoan
'an vrarso sure.
had southw-t winds, veering weet,the
creator part at the wayandaome heavy
geles. The first t sighted was thaeast
ooaatof Newf leadatdo'clockonthc
morning of May 91.
Captain Andersen sighted Cape Cod light
June ii at I o’clock in the afternoon. This
was the first American land seen and the
occasion was happily celebrated.
The Viking lb‘i beat along the crust to
Nantucket shoals and then to Martha's
Vineyard sound, which was reached Monv
day afternoon. Many new!» were met
down along shore, and all saluted the“ik-
lug. The Viking came through Vineyard
sound in thick fog, following the inside of
Block island route along by “’atch hill,
sailing all night on the lead. After leav
lag Block island Captain Andersen Bunk
New London harbor. Soon after anchor
lug here he telegraphed his arrival to New
York and awaited instructions. it in [web
able that she will depart for New York on
the first favorable opportunity. The Wit
ing carries master and crew of iii: is lit fret
long, 6 feet draft and carries out yards of
canvas.
IRVING BANK schNoAL.
The President, a Iii-WI." and the
MID. Teller Dela-lion.
Ntw Your, J one lt—Defalcatitms arr»
art-gating mom have been discovered in
the lrvlng Savings instit ution, ill Warren
street. The shortage was diacmesed by
the state bank examiners, who are still at
work on the bunks, and will not cornpleu
their work of acrntinisiug the hank'sac
umnta for some time.
The niileere implicated by the statement
of the examiners arc Clarence 1). "tattoo
of Brooklyn, who was president of the if}
stltutlon and had overrlrawn his arc-mar
to the extent of taro); eséecrotary Wil-
liam ll. Burton of this city and Paying
Teller 1). D. Tompkins.
After the defaicatimrs were discovered
the resignations of thethrceofllcere named
were received and accepted. and the state
bank superintendent, Charla. M. Preston.
reported the facts in the case to the district
attorney.
Tompkins is tiny-ears of age and had been
with the bank laun- than fl) years. Mr.
listen and Mr. liuxtoa had each been coir
nectad withthebank for about 1!) years.
Superintendent Preston said that the tie
falcatloua had been going on for it) years.
Tompkinesaid that he had used the money
he aletrscted for living expenses. and
Mull! that be had Ion Milli by go
associated with the Cassie limbs case.
A 'lh-b Peta- Ihke I)".
Saw You, June fir—The commission-
ers of charities decided tint Join Orr, cap
tain of the- aiukt watch, and Keepers
Fletcher. hath. like and O'Brien were re
sponalble for linrgiar lleyers’ escape from
the Tomi. last Thursday light. They prev-
eraptorily discharged the four and
will ask for the neiguallonof (Walk:
A (la- ef leer Caused a lathe.
Crimson. June H. ‘Jamen Kelly «year»
beer near the Wei-rev avrnlw bridseand
was fatally shot by the latter. llridgetm
dew Thomas llanlnn called on him to stop,
whereupon the man shot "anion in the
head, making a serious and perhaps fatal
wound. The unknown escapes].
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m the Wheeler “I.
Aslm Pals. N. 1., June le.—-Da so
coast of theheavy weathertbevewas an
farthsvteatmadeatthegovnn-m prov-
ing grounds at Bandyflook of the new
Wheeler sterlin- deek Weir". If
the weather condition he iambic the
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Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
Air-Slanted Lime.
Land Plaster.
and land Salt
_AT._.
liliiiiNli Bills.
Washing Machine
TIME AND
LABOR SAVED.
{h taband noqua‘i.‘ ltcanbefaeteasid
naay removed your re. t
is simply the old fastened set to
nachi . The rollerkfloted thesame
thematirnliasstaket
The clothes pan b6
twecn the rollers. and the re lsobtainod
by means of a spring. I lehaiiowsrhemto
lust tolargeorslaail meats.
by forcingtbewatcr
through andwilluotwearor iaJurethe
Youcanwsshanythiag from a
t ' to a strip of carpet. A
twelve yaarsofage can operate ll. wh
LI. 1'
our 0? WltlEl'JlAS 8. COM AND
cures. By a littleiudicioae management in
handling themaehiae. you can save one-half
the the and lahw of
".5 n the wearaad
ofthelaaehine
tearot‘clotbes. ll themareuowin
PRICE. $5.
"Abeabovs is the work the mixtures!
chit-It willperinrm. Our business is to get
warplotodmmtrate the facts for tbemscL
vea. Wewiilluaaaoy trustworthy person a
I-lchlneml trial 'tiil they are minded it will.
wwiflmdolheworkaaclalmed. Try one.
its sell its cow-m follillli
HASH-lite". Slim.
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molded-enlaetwserofhabyaad doll
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Souvenir Spoons
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CABIIET l’llllTlllillAl’llS.
Loraimplirlg; durability and convenience
.. 2 Large lots Burrm Ave.
”4“? 9 Nice Lots
He II
, l the I In. THE ONLY "A-
dhrxs 1331' WI first: ran WARS
overlooking the harbor.
REGULAR
5:40 p. In.
Steamer can be chartered for
able to
Rovoufoi‘uv
STEAM ERSYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
SOUTH NORWALK—lom and 11:30 a. m.;2:00, 3:30 and
ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m,; 12:15, 2:15, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m.
a».
25c ———— EXCURSION FARE -——— 25c.
moonlight excursion at reason—
sum "lllllll '
OWN HUME!
4 Good Lois
Woodward Ave.
Riverside Ave.
l4 Choice Luis
Uncoln Ave.
l5 Sigmly Lots
on the Biuii
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be ofl'ered than these lots on
tho Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantec deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week~thc happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built.. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly-auy way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
“‘06——
Paws,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oilice of
TAYLOR is GOLDEN.
Wasrmvoros 81.,
or on the ises of JOHN
KINDS; at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00.. 83
Washimrton street. 027
. savaR’Sw
Dandelion
Compound.
Gives Ydu THE
BEST
. BlflllD
‘3'“ M- IEIlICIIE
Imm- an
. SPRING
&mrh Sorwalk.
E. c. 'romurrsou.
LICENSED PBMCIHI’.
Sumner to l. M. EOYT.
Wemlnanageoffiflumandhy‘gh
thousand artful coats-tram all thedclicious
odors o! the garden are taken into captivity
for the toilet. The fragrant Violet ls impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand floral beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman, lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. Of all thechoiavar-
ieties of Perfumes none can compare with our
mitt
fifiTFfWTDARM ER.
POST OFFICE; BUILDIHG.
Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Terri: filial and Extracted without grain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BBS? SIT 0|? "I'll! 01' Ill) BUBBII
$8
No better mule no matter how ranch yea so!
Teeth cairn-it‘d without pain. - It:
Amphenel.
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miss. i'itilired Airor
:Pflh hilatlmli. b A hlgarn- - - a
cell c- w t in , - -
'rmri mm with Hatlnuru. - - rte
Teeth mun with Gold. - tlmaad up
All Work liners-teed.
(Mice open from I a. I. until 9 '. I-
Rutrance No. is Washlnmon at. 05 l!
E.8.MvrrisSaieiio
.‘ieceessers to K (7. Harris 8 Ce.
canvas. mean.
It Solitary 8L, lattes, lass.
Fire and -
Burglar-Proof Salas.
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Norwalk Chronicler