W I 9:30 o'clock,
”ml at 10 o’clock. A
9&1!”an biz-lam tain—
. w ga”ott euro—
Whitbytholutmod
follovtlufi'tllolegates rog-
the creden committee:
Char W. B. Camp:
almfl he Pf'f; rm:-
‘ .. o r, o u on.
. Ed Madden. W. K.
Danbu Ed~
‘ Hoyt. liner
. Smith. Thoma» J. H .
. roots. Charles F. Hagar. D
‘Nothey Barber. George Pick;
It F. Kennedy? George Clarke.
1landing" a a igiti "lil’m’ knell.”
. ‘ on: oWes. ex. mi:
. Wk. . . Naphey. Ernest
par: East Par Cheater John A.
. , H.J. : hairdold,
wen Erederick A.
. 1.. O'Connell:
ncer; Hartford. H.
.1 . D. old, George Keualey.
' u Grimm. John J. Farmer. Peter
O’Brien. W. \V. Mahon. Albert B.
Litohfleld. George S. Elmore;
. , J. 0. Brninard. William Reese.
E. Mofiatt. \Villiam C.
Richard Shaw. S. B. Chalice;
‘wn .‘ H. Fountain: Milford,
. M.Abbott:l\l stic. Thomas Fox;
" flack, H. J. Jan man; New Britain,
.‘Ntttleton. Leon A. Gladdlng. Wil-
;. an, William Fro . Thomas
‘ ”fi’llhomu Cavdnagh: . ow Canaan,
'39 ,
Seele . Jr.; New Haven. David
. , . , Jr.. . Mullen,William Phelps.
Ilka-But, Edward Allard. Richard Con-
not. William B. Granule. A. Lester Jack.
non. Chum H. Dyer, Thomas R. Sherd'
‘ma'nglifew Haven Annex, M. E. Fowler;
. W'Hmford, Gear 0 Smith: New Lon-
domJ. Lawrence 1i cCabe, J. Mortimer
Anton, John H. Brown, Leonard Gibson.
E'Bhlrwin; NemMilford, Nichole. nub;
., Norvmik James B. Morris. A. A. . in-
o‘nfldm J’dmes B. Costello,W. F. DeKlyn,
Norwich. Edward Ho;r,Freeman J. King,
urn Dyson. C. obin. Ernest Free»
ma, Morris F. Kelly.Pnlmer l5ill,John J.
Botany, J. H. Henderson. Thomas 1’.
8mm : Plainville. Thomas N. Shaw;
Port (1, T. J. Callahan. J. F. Connery;
Rockfllle, Alfred Say. Timothy Maher.
. Charles Wickman: Seymour. George
‘ Smith: Shelton. E. I. Barnes: Stafford
.. Sprint .David Collins: South Norwalk.
‘ John, .Dake, 0. E. Barker, liufua J.
Smith; Stamford. George Eagle. Charles
8 hr. H. Moyes: 'l' nmasonville. llngh
oung; Torriagton. Vulter it. llownes:
Wallingford. J. P. Foster. John F. l)ow«
W. P. Bridgett: Waterbury. ('harles
w.‘Luke.w. 1-). Keenan. J. l2. French,
FrnnkiWelton. John K. Harvey. John (‘.
Thompson; West Haven. A. ll,\\’ilkinaon.
Frank A. Sohn, Frank O. liotchkiss:
Westport, George J. l'uderu'ood. Nathan
iel Guult. John A Robinson: Westvillo.
Mr. Bartholomew: \l'illalnantic. Thomas
Koran. C. (7. Parish. (‘. 'l'l. Leonard:
, Winsted, L. B. Griswold, W. A. (lulley.
' ‘ Peter Thompson.
The officers present are: W. C. Smith,
at: t. fire asso..I€ew Haven: John S..lones.
c of tire dept... Westport: W. 0. Wallace.
chief fire dept. Ansonin; (I. E. Palmer.
asst. chief. Bridgeport: T. ll. Lounsbury.
chief. Danbury: E. \v’. Baker. chief. l). W.
Harford, G. W. liogardus, assist-ants.
South Norwalk: C. E. Leonard. chief.
Willlmnntic; Hiram Campbell. G.Wilson.
assistants. Bridgeportlluke Mortimchief.
Wallingford; J. B. llyatt. chief. Merlden:
T. D,.Brldstreet. chief. Thomaston: S. (I.
Silage. chief. Waterbury; Burton Brown.
out" New Haven Annex: John A. Lon-
.don. chief. East Port (Theater: Frank P.
Riley. chief, Derby: A. F. llownes. lust.
West rt; E. i). Goodwin. chief [inst
let 0rd; F. 1.. Burns. chief. Milford: ll.
' A. Williard. asst... Ausonin: F. Ill. Win-cl
or. chief. East .Vol'walk: F. W. Smith.
“It. Norwalk: lmko Flynn. may. Willi
mantle; A. Collins, No. 4. Bridgeport; iv).
1-1. Hansen. Ilaubury; John \Vugncr.
Rockville.
THE cox vnirii’lvlrl ).\' \'l~:.\‘ is»;
Mayor Lee Gives the Visiting Firemen
the Freedom of the i‘iiy.
At 2 o‘clock this afternoon the delegates.
had assembled on the lloorof Mush: ”all.
while the galleries \verc occupied by fire-
' men. and citizens interested in the big
convention. Shortly afterward l’rosidl-nt
W. C. Smith. of New Haven. whomeapr
rance was the signal for applause.
at! pad to the front of the platform. and
cal ed the convention to order. He intro
duced Rev. H. U. Slicrwmzd, pnxtor of lllt‘
South Norwalk liuptint church. who in
yoked God's blessing upon the: .‘trm‘t'lli
bilge. Then Mayor .‘l. .\l. lu-raloppwl
ward to deliver Llitfllililrt'n's of Wl'lttulllt‘.
He said:
Mr. President and (lentil-lilo” of illo
Gunnecticut State Fin-luvn'a Aaron-union;
It gives me great pit-mime to Wi'li'lllllu
you toonr city. i believe we fully upprw
out. the honor that has been oonl‘l-rrml
upon us in selecting our city for the
twelfth annual convolution”! ymlruw.”
elation. which 1 how may [ll'ilVl' morn
Mable and elljtwublo than any that.
Cl preceded it. We will louve you to
illng of our hospitality by our urta.
' rather than by what We may m. ill-nih-
I)“. in behalf of tho rity of South Nor
; Wilt. chteud to you the freedom of our
of . and u hourly and most silicon:
W. 001110.
' Mount Smith gracefully ri‘upnlllli'd
to Mr. Lee's lrctty apooch. vxlvndiug tllu
moat hearty thanks of thvl-‘iuic l-‘irl-uu-u‘s
mociatlou. to tho local (‘Olilftfttili‘u.llllil
the mayor and liltl'lmna generally, for i lu-ir
cordial welcome. lolnoniiom-ul tho flu-t
“1M: think the {frail flow that Houlh Nor
it has ever (llllul‘lilliwd i lp- uwm'iul in",
has he sincerely ho ml from the arm imam.
112:“ far expreaaol it would not bv the
, - to
, ' ‘The minutes of the previoua meeting at
. *Dcr'by were then approved and tho eroded
idol committee ll’lllfll‘ their report.
._._..........
ANNUAL ltf'll’fllf'l's.
“4......“
rue Affairs of theAaeooiatiou in a Moat
' Proapcro‘ua (.‘ondliiou.
The annual reports of the president.
Mary and troaaurer were prune-med to
fimventlon in pamphlet form. l'roai
. I Smith congratulated the members
:flth. pretrial-one mondltlou of the moat
. .an the great and good work it
a " hemonahlml todo during tin- your.
. the organlr lion of the aaaooiutlon
_ hubeon pailto sick and iuiurml
‘ "1,329.133; W down of flroulon. 325.300;
hfltl of firmnun. $8253.50; (loath claims
l Jun nrriod member». 3600: other
fill... in: total. manual. or on»
at fillilJ‘x’li‘nM) but been paid from tho
air land; the balance from tho lelell
. The total ulnmmtof bouolltepnld
' uveraldepurtmenta aiuoo tln- lnai.
mm. up to Billy 30. lfiilin. wua mum.
‘lnumher of ‘upplicuuta wan ninety.
t. 0! the floregoin amount #39:!
. ttotln members of t in South Non
Ilka artment lmd tili‘liotlw members
of the orwalk department. ’l'llcamouut
(Vocations paid tip orphan children of do
‘ members of the Association Was
. In concludl: g his report President
th said: “I d ireto extend my thanks
Mil 0mm! aml membere of the
1 . for ti: honor they have con.
Murcia electing me to the pm
port they have given me in administering
the shirt or the melatlon. I have on-
doavored to perform my duties to the best
of my abillt and hope to the utiatactlon
of the mom rs of the association. To
the members of the executive committee
and our secretar and treasurer] desire
to extend my thanks for the uniform
kindness they have shown me and for the y
prompt attention to business at all time-
and will refer you to the secretary’- and
tressurer’s report “for details of, the work
accomplished during my term of office."
* sacnlc'rAllv’B REPORT.
To the ollicera and members of the Con-
necticut State Fireman’s association.
Brother Firemen: Again We are per
mitted to meet in annual convention. to
continue our laudable work for the best
interests and welfare of our fraternity
throughout our beloved state. I there
fore submit for your consideration my
eleventh annual r-e ort, .
During the year Just closing, the associ-
otion has presented a record of which 'it
need not be ashamed. The membership
is still on the increase. and yet not all the
firemen of the state are enrolled upon our
books. We have now upon our roll the
names of Hi companies. as against 15')
last year: our department members num~
her lib, being an increase of ion during
theyeur. while on our new liar. created
last year as honorary. We have foul, milk
ion a total of 2m members.
There have been Home (’llilllgt‘s in do
partment officers. but in most cases the
newly elect have joined the association.
At previous meetings. having been
quite frequently asked. how many iii-.2-
men there were in the state. ill the circu
lars sent to the various companies I left a
blank for the secretaries to answer the
quostiona. and judging from the returns
than furmade should think the number
to be about will. which. when added to
the known list of department members.
would make not less than 5,000 The
membership of companies varies all the
way from eight to one hundred.
“to executive committee have held
seven meetings during the year. the first
being at Derby. immediately after the
close of the convention in that city.
August :3, NH.
The second meeting was held in the fire
department headquarters at New Haven.
August to. NM.
The third meeting wm held in the lur-
lore-i of the Urorker liouuo. New London.
on ril-ptonllwr ll, Hill-i. President Smith
stated that tllocull for lilo meeting was
to talu- into comidemiion the matter
loft in the builds of the t-xm'uiiw commit
the. by the ll'iifltilllflflll, at its annual voll-
volition at llorby, in August. regarding
the reinstall-nun: t to membership of John
Stunner-mas asked by the New London
lirolll-pllrtlnrnt. After hearing the «vi;
dance of several lllt‘lllllt‘l‘H of the do mri
man! it one Ilmlnimolmly votml: ” ‘bat
all obstacles disqualifying Asuistuni (,‘llil-f
Stormers from membership in the Il‘ifiui‘lfl
tion he removed. and that tho, awretary
be instructed to receive tho duca of said
Slnnncrs. for re instutement when tender
ml."
The fourth met-ting wuv held December
lit. NH, at Muhm'kemo Hotel. South Nor
wulli.
At this meeting, the clinic of Frank
Simona. a member of Putnam llose Co.
No. l, of that city. was presented by
Chief H. V. Baker. and after hearing the
evidence of Mr. Simona“ physician, the
committee felt that they could not ay
tin.- bl-lwllt from the regular fund, )ut
were convinced that the case was u just
one. and they lberoforo donated thf- said
Simona the. sum of 5’20“ from the special
fund in the hands of the executive vom-
miltl-e.
Mr. Edward lv‘. ()‘lirivn, of Hartford, a
member of the excl-utiu- colnuiilio. boing
pros-rut. stated that as he had loft the fin-
ill-purinn-nt sorvil-r. that holrespvcifully
tendered his resignation no a mvlnber of
the committee. which was accepted. and
Mr. H'llrien t‘lt‘i'lt‘tl an honorary lm-mln-r
ofiho association. Mr. Robert Mugouigul.
of Hartford. “RH thou elected a inolnlu-r
of tho coininittvo, to till the \‘m'llllt'y rum
ml by the resignation of Mr. (l'llril-n.
'l‘llo ilfill Incl-ling of tho rolllnlitil-v wax
bold, in tho other of (‘hii-f Snugg. at
\\':liorbul-y. on 'l‘ul-sduy. May 2. No.2. at
which meeting it was decided to me ~.po»
riul efforts to Ni'i‘lll‘t‘ butter and lal-gor
I-xhibiiu at the convention in South Nor '
walls. than had been allown ill puss yours.
and u I'Ollllllllll'i'. cohabiting of l‘rwidoul
Smith. hit-ears. \l'nllucv. Flynn. l'lllllli'l‘
and liuho-r, wu~ appointed as Hill‘ll (‘lllll
mine-o, with power. That they have wvll
pi-ri‘ornu-d their duties. tho exhibit shown
lu-ro in day fully proves.
'l‘ho sixth lllf‘l'l lug wm hold at “(‘onlov'a
lull." 'l‘orringtou. 'l'llmduy. July 1!, NM,
and tho M'Vl'fllll and last. wu~l bold in tho
parlors of tho s‘lllllfll'hl‘lnll lion-l. South
Norwulk. this forenoon. Auguat 0‘». Nth».
Show my last report. one year ago, i
havo drawn orders on tho trousuror to the
number of ninoty night. the total amount
of which won S;l,iilii,illl to which should be
added Ni ii!" paid from the special fund.
The trout-furor hu-l ill-44> puid tlu- sum of
A'N‘Slflil to the (’llllllri‘ll oflll'l‘l-um'd llrvmoll.
making tho Hlllll tolul paid for brlloilh
(luring iln- your. NJIJUNJM
i-‘iuvo my last report i huvl- I‘(‘i'i'l\i‘ll 1H
lollnwa:
l‘jor llltllnllt'l‘dlllp fool- and dune. slHJMI
l'orwlwrlblng in ropurl. - - NJ“
Amount on hand ui lu-«l ru-poli.
- llilllll
. .. . l
llavo paid to 'l‘roaxul'or Hum: :. - sol-Loo
lwavllu in HIV hundo. - - Sliilm
'l'ln'umounia paid mill for bonoiitv buvv
bm-n diuiribuiml lo ninety night nppli
rout». :H followa: lllf'f'f‘ follow llli' lief.
which lllf'lllill‘H ~“l‘.‘ in ”viii l"l‘mlotll'l\,
South Norwalll. Srpivmiwr 7; Sam linllrgu
Northrop. Norwulh. Ill-I-mulwr lint'l‘lin
Patrick Hillili‘l‘)’. Norwulk. l‘h'lirlllll‘th:
“le to llonry .l. Grumman. NorWulL,
Murvil ii: ”to lluvid llugboa. Norwulk.
.lune ii: arm to Mm. Fanny Simona. South
Norwulk. July iii.)
lhsuth again outorml our make during
the past your. and removed from our
nwnibl-ruh p li'rauk Simona. u mombol' of
Putnam limo company. No. l. of South
Norwulk. whose taking off war-i ibo roault
of Mickmwu routruotml by ilro duty.
’l‘bofollmvlng dcailm of llroun-n have
thus far been reported to your mocrotary
ainvc our last convention:
ll. l-l. (lairmlder. It member of living:-
limo oolnpan No. 3:. of Winetcd. dlcd
llonmubor lei. Kill, aged ~ voura.
Frank Simona. u lili'llllli‘f’ of l’utnnm
lll.nmwolllpliliy No.1.of South Nor-walk.
divd llocembor ‘3“.1894. ngml yl-ura.
John L. fl’llnughlln. a member of Hook
and llatldorcompanyNo. l. of Nuugaiurk.
lllt'll February il. mam, ugod thirty~four
yearn.
Alexandr-r Cull-ulna mmnbor of Hook
and Ladder company No. ‘3. of Wont lln
vou. filt'il li‘obruury “" was. ugclimycura.
lulko llnrrnn. a member of [look and
Ladder company. No. i. of Nungutuck.
died May It. 181m. aged fifty‘two years.
Michael Haley. u luculbor of Neptuno
llosc company No. n. of Norwich. died
Juno it. Milli. aged wycarn.
'i'ho association has on its orphan list
the uamen of eight children. one loss than
one year ago, an Katie Davis. of New llaa
veil. has arrived at the age of limitation.
fifteen years. The corrected list in as fol-
low: Frances E. Hubbslidh‘ew Haven,
.av- .
rition of president. and also tor the sup-
uled eight. years. Mary B. Spicer, Nor-
wich. sdtwelvo cornea-tat W. Uppa~
tromfhflddletown. axed thirteen years;
Tyra E. Marla Up trout, Mlddletown.
a ed ten yearn; U arlos- Willie Bush.
artful-d. aged five oars; Robert Louis
Bush. Hart 0rd. as four yearn; Harry
Judd, Bridgeport aired live yearn: Clor-
enco J. Judd. hr dgeport, aged three
earn.
in accordance with instructions from
the association at its last convention. our
secretary rent. out the circulars (regal-l lug
special or department physicians) to the
head of the various departments through-
out the state, which resulted in the choice
of numerous physicians. and [have issued
a pointlnent papers to thirty-nine physi-
c ans in as many different departments.
atlll leavlu qu to a number of depart-
ments to be card from.
The good work of the association is in-
creasing. and. being rapidly felt and ap-
preciated in every section of the utate. and
the perusal of our columns of benefits
will convince all that the good effects are
shown alike in small as well as large de-
partlnuuts.
During the year I have sent out; over
seven thousand pic-vols of mail muttonund
right here permit me to call the attention
of the secretaries of companil-q to the fact
that bad they read more frequently the
constitution and fly-laws. ii would have
waved your humble aervaut fr ml writing
hundreds of letters.
'l‘hoihanka of thonwociution are due
the officers of the N. Y.. N. ll. and if.
railroad. who haw furnished return
tickets on their MH'Ql‘lll linen. at reduced
rated, Wlllf‘ll i shall in- plum-led to supply
to all member-i of the r IDVL’l'lllOll at the
clone of the session.
in closing my report lullmire to rxpresn
my thanks to l’l‘oslllt-‘lt Smlthhtho execu-
tive conlmitteeand llll‘llllil'l'N of the asso-
ciation. one and all, for the great assis-
lance and numerous courteaies extended
the during the year jmt closed.
All of which is respectful” submitted.
.loux S. .loxrs.
‘ Secretary.
Ti:t:.\,<l'l:l-:ll'.-a lllil'illi'l'.
A rocapilillutlon of Treasurer Hnagg'q
report fill‘llli‘ year ending July '1", Wm.
was-i as follows:
"armors
$2tale accountlreluiuroptimum oil "7
State account (add. appro.)... I: fill ol
Aeaociatlon acclmnt. ........ :3 built:
Tninll‘m'aiplr......,.. , ”Juneau-n
liAI’BNhl'l’l'lll‘H.
Stain acmuut Irecular u'yprn. l 86.04“ 5':
State account mod imprint. i "
Amoclallon account. . ., . .
.il
till-5".)
’l‘ntalvxrondlturea ...... .. . . . Stimuli
Tt-iltll’Pl‘f‘ pin . . . ...3'.’il,§83.r!l
Total expenditures .. . . «Nudge;
llalanveon hand film. 1W), .sll. Mi oi
'l‘i)Nliill'l"S li.\.\|.)l‘lfl'.
lloion Point will lli' Ablnao
ing and Good ('lu-er.
'l‘heXorwalk Tramway company hue
donated ten cars for the me of the dole
gun-e. guests and the members of the
South Norwalk Fire Department. tulle
used in conveying them to lioton l‘olnt.
where the annual banquet will be held.
The first car will be the newly liniahed
vestibule car. and will contain Govt-'or
(,follin and members of his stuff. The our
er cars will contain lleiue'e ”and. which
will render concert selections. and the
firemen.
The start will be made from the corner
of South Main and \\'u.~dllugtoli atrociu as
m-nr-‘io‘cllwkas possible. and the com»
"litter are promised a clear track all tho'
way to the Point. avoiding any possibility
of delay on the turnouts.
The lulprovemeul company hue had the
representatives of the New Haven lb-co
ruling company at work at tin-Point.
They have lrauaformwl hotel and puvi
lion into the most bountiful alruxtiurrx
imaginable with their decorations.
llinner will be aorvod at will! o'rlm'k.
(,‘olnul-l liuwoll l’rmi. \vill nil u~ tonal
"mall-r. 'l‘lu- toasts will ln- It; follmu:
"Wolf-om» to South Norwalk." Mayor
Mortimer M, law; “The State- of ('onuor-
tirut.” ilowrnnr I l. Vino-iii f'nilin; "Tho
i'nllln-ciil-nt Nuio l~'ll‘¢~nltn'u .‘h‘lhlii'lfl.
lion." l~3\ l’rn-«idl-ut J li llyzlii. Morph-n,
“'l‘lu- Anu-riruu Fin-lump" Senator John
H. l‘h-rrie; "(Mir (iuoslaflfll ll. (Mmrnv.
Huuihiugton: "'l'lu- i'b-rgy." iii-v if. H,
Sherwood. “'l'liv Law." Hon. John H.
Light; "'l'bv lu-gislniurlg" liopnwl-ululivu-
H. H. Km‘it'l'. "l'lli‘ l’ri'w.” ilflllll" liltiili'll;
"'l'lll- l'voplr‘i llt‘lil, in tlli‘ l"ll‘l'lilI-1l." l'.
l". illillm'k.
llollu-‘n build. proviolls to tho departure
to lintnu l’oint.will glw u. mm'rri m
from of the (‘in lloh-l.
uraoma Alf new. “1..th.
A Follow liofudll NI “’lth Drink Trim to
Enter a Connie.
A iolophnln- nlrwugi- i‘llllll‘ from “P”
Island at. ‘.‘ o‘clock. llii'i looming. that
a burglar was opt-ruling in that pillar. and
that the man wan lUl‘kl‘ll up in our oi lln-
('ottugoa. and that all illlli‘rl' mu Ill-aired
ui olu‘o to urn-st llll‘ follow. lilliwr l’on
uinglon Wm just going oil' dilly. so l'up-
tilill Volt-grow dirol'h-d illul llI‘ art-Im- t in-
uwlsiunl'o of ('ulmlublo lrvlund llllll l‘l'llllll'
to lllt' plurr. The trouble wm Ill ilw
\‘Vuodrllil l'ollllgl'. ll \vu-l «tuiml timid
burglar hud llllt‘llllth'il lo l‘lllt'l‘ lllt‘ house.
but llini. bo llilll run away \vlwn unni
tempt wxm nlmio to l‘iipflll‘t' him. and on
iorrd urowbout and «liullplmirml. Hm'ur
ing a bout i‘ou-linbll- lrl-lumi Wont out to
u ylwllt lllll'lllll't'll in tho harbor. The hunt
\Vll'i lho“.\linnio ll..” from Now York.
lll‘l't‘ ln- found u party of young men. mo-
of tlwm intoxicated. llu tinted (but dur
ing tho «owning a ilirtuilou hull bm-u in
dulgml in lll'th‘t‘ll tho party ulnl milllt'
young [adios in tho rottugv, and about
midnight lll' Wont to tho ootiuuo and be
gnu Hbukiug tho door. He Milli ho had no
lull-liiiouof entering tho house. Anilw
rottagoro. lloivavcr. worl- unxiuu» to have
him urroslod. (Yolmiublo lt‘oluud brought
him in South Norwalk. ’l’llio moruiult ll“
was boforo .ludgo lit-oat. rhnrgi-d with
drunkenness. lie was (loud i“ and mate
for drllukonul-aa and disorderly conduct.
The facts regarding tho iiMurbauvo at
tho cottage. on told by Mr. Womlruil‘. are
all followa: lltheon it! and i o'clock this
morning the ladies of the cottage Worn
awakened by awoarillg and cursing out
aldo. Seeing a man in a butt no“ a bout
belonging to the family. Mr. Mlnin. of the
house, wmcullcd. It was soon evident
that lhodiaturbvr wua wry drunk. and
while trying to land in front oi’tho Wood-
rlfl' voltage he fell hood long into the
\ ator. Mil-r much additional warning
and «wearing the drunken follow got
unborn. llo wan ordorod to leave but l‘t"
film-d to do so, and bogun to try the doom
ofihccoiilnzo. li‘indlugilicm lurked ho
opouoduwindmv and atlccomlml lll goi-
iiug partly into the hon-w. when a sinnw
lug blow In the face aunt him onto tho
beach. llothou made for tho vut-boui.
from which he name. About 5 n'rlm-k
olllrera arrived from thin city and urroniml
the young man. whom name was William
(,3. Scott. of New ork.
William 0. BMW statement.
which is contrary to his ttory in police
court, is absolutely .talm and untrue.
Said Scott had no flirtation or word»
will: llunt
whatever with the young ladies of Womb
ruff cottage. 900.3. Woomwrr.
OIL STOVEB.
When you get tired of heating u your whole
we know of—the Famous~is w 9 found here.
so that you can cook and bake at the some time.
have them in one. two and
with the stoves if desired.
‘ No. “2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
‘ mun llll’lll'l'illlli'l.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
It wont hurt
and 8 quarts.
FRUIT JARS.
your ice cream to have it frozen as only the White Mountain Freezer can do it.
v
house these warm days bear in mind that the best Oil Stove
Oderless. my to clean. and with plenty of Ipace on
_ It is without question the best Oil Stove made.
three burners. With steel frame and brass tank. single or double ovens
'tl’.’
$060.
Two, 3, 4
The Lightning Fruit Jere, the most simple and durable jar made. Pints and quarts.
CHINA WARE.
Whatever your needs may he in this line we Sh‘dl be able to meet them.
HAMMOCKS.
At 5i);-, title. 75c and 90:".
histram than, Norwalk, Bonn.
William If. Earle‘s Encounter With
Farmer Charles Sturges. of Wilton.
Last evening while William )1. Marion!
East avenue, was out driving with his
wife and niece on Holden avenue. he start-
ed to turn into Franklin avenue. when
Charles Sturgoa. a Wilton farmer. drove
along and started to turn the autllo wav.
M r. i-larle pulled up for him in paw to fllf'
right. but Sturgea turned to the loft and
scraped the wheels of Mr. idol-it"s turnout.
This angered Mr. l‘larlo and he asked the
follow what he lllt'lllll. Slurgrs imply an
inlpudrnt remark and followed it up by
abuse that mudv Ml: i‘lurlo still angril-r.
Acting upon the impulw of tho moment
he atrurk Sturgvs a uburp blow Ilf'l'n-N the
face with his whip. Mr. l'lurlu thou driven
flUWH low“,
lie Hiuppod near tho Nor-walk club
building. will-n Sturgrs, who bud drove
up juxt aimld of him. jlllilpl'il at his
borws' iwaulu‘ and refused to lot, Mr. Hurle-
drivv on until he gave bin name.
A crowd began to gather, and rather i bun
have a luau Mr. l‘Iurlo gave his name. and
than Sturgea demanded till. This Mr.
l‘lnrlo refined and ordered Hint-gee to lot
go of the team. lll' finally did no. threat—
vning dire vengeance and lawsuits.
'I'wo Trucks for Trolloy Can.
Editor of the Scufim‘l: Thin morning 1
law a tea- going up North Main street.
in front of Korean Dibble's store. A
horse and wagon stood in front of the
store. A trolley car was coming down.
The team bound north could not pus be-
tween the standing wagon and the car
and was therefore forced to cross over to
the west side of the street. where the
roadway m clear. it than occurred to
me very forcibly how much better it
would be for the public travel. if there
were two motto through this street.
Then the trolley car. instead of being in
the middle of the street. would be over
on “in own side" every ti-o.snd the
Itrnt would be free for irsiiic because
everything could always follow the rule
of the road. and by hoping to the right.
pass without interference. I also noticed
that a car going in r if)" Jaw/w would
interfere with a team which wan booking
around square to thecutb for the put
DOM) of taking or leaving a load of goods.
Thin situation would be improved by the
two tracks. for thou «owlurlf the cars
would be on the “Now slab: of the otreet
and faranonlzb oi to be entirely out of
the way. Thll would give sbueinens
teem hrin‘ the time forlosding or un-
loading and only om‘ [mil in. number of
care to interfere with its movements. lt
appoarl to me that the stmt for public
trsiiin and the use of the merchants
would be improved by having the trolley
care run on two tracks. always keeping
to the right. and in that respect following
the statute law regarding all vehicle: on
the highway. (plenum.
Notice: of load mferfoillim-nfa of all
kinder to which on admixm‘oa is l'fuft'gl’lf,
and noll'rcnmfmdufed to prmnofr private
interests, arm)! when: on mimrtimwzf
of name appears in rnlm-rtim'ng «llamas.
arr l‘lilll‘Jl'lffOl' at 7'4 oulurjmtm. to craft
if line
FIREMEN! FlREMEN! FlREMENl
. [CARE Alwayalu Ibo Market
For Old! l’ilNlllllllNltll
Fliil‘l llillild.
w. - Kane’s - Sons.
172 South Street, N. Y.
all :.'i
Totem.
DENIM ”Lin: new house on ill-ran! Plano.
‘ All modern improwuwmn; it'l‘illfl reason-
able. Awlv to or address EDWIN ADAMS.
or A. E. lNUHEHTl‘iH. a!» [W
COTTAGE. No. 7 Lynne l’lal‘u. Norwalk. ail
mo-iern improvements. Apply to thud-
logolt- Lynn-:4. lL’Ltf
F‘UUR room nparimeutn. «nimble for light
bouaekoepluafill and 3d floor. Room a
Carlyn” building. llalleliqhteli and cleaned.
Reutsllpor iumith. lflllllll'l‘ villi/u Old Wall
Cigar (30.. HI Washington airs-oi. jylo if
IIUUHE No. 1‘: Hamilton avenue. from Aug.
let. Modornio ram. Apply to EDWIN
WILUUX. at bromide Wilcox‘aurocory. a1 lw
A...
0 root or for auto—«h night rohml home at
o. 3 Second avenue. Inquiro of Milli.
CARMEN REMEMNN. blo- 78 Fort Point alga-vi.
an ' t
SECOND floor. No. 77 Woodward avenue.
ran. :flrst floor Mvch street. Namath
rent. m floor. 0.2 Hanford plug. not
$30qu ""33!:'&l‘d:l°‘ 351m 100' 29
'
Viacom ' a“
it! ’94
" “mm "mm...“
, AFRV E Y ’3
Great SLAUGH'I‘ER SALE of
BOOTS
XLN I) SIIOES
for the August month. Everything to be closed out at far below
then- cost. The entire stock has to be sold in order to meet press-
ing obligations. and to place in new goods for fall and winter trade.
C.
II. IIJXRV' EY,
Wholwale and Retail Dealer in
l3(f)()TS. SHOES AN I) .IRIYI‘SBICIkS.
Leather and Shoe Findings.
Manufacturer of Dhi’dren‘s Shoes.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Buy Mead’s Bread,
only 56 per loaf.
Mead’s Ice Cream and Soda ale flelicious.
\VANTBD.
E525. .
gnfnlainmmfs.
ezrlfl'rn with}; ' "gall-£1 "”1336; 5}}.
I Addrenr ‘ 51.0 ." Marisol. other. South
Norwall. no it
GOOD reliable girl for general housework.
Apply 2% Franklin rtrretfionih sat-it‘ll”.
a» i
,, 4 . .wc. _.,
(; llill for general houmwork at once. Ap-
ply _\'o Min-areal l‘enace. at} it
roll in or; M
a RARE CHANCE!
A PAYING BUSINESS!
consistiugof firm-err. Bakery and 1m (‘ream
Buaim -.~- Will bu, mill vvly «‘llrap on art-nun!
of ill lll‘llllll. l‘lwrl'ihing about the blhlnean is
in good ~hupo. and tll‘.~ t~ a. rare opportunity
for lll~ r'gnl pl-rxon. Apply at this nllico. or
in .IA \irls Hullllrjs'. m2: if
HARTFORD llll‘50'lv.fl.‘0 good no l-uw.
(NM gas; will bvmnl [1.1' 3&3. Alplv in)
i‘llAlilmh SrLYMULSM. Sullllnllr' eiabloa.
an R
FIVE hmni voltage on (ilt‘llwnml avg-nun,
for «all-blimp and on may firms. in-
quiri-oi's' li. hlllfiRWdUll. H Hrove plrrrt.
.N‘ouili Norualk. lyll ii.
l 017%: of t’lf‘Tl‘ll roovuu. “l'll lot Styli! low.
ltfihlain -lrm-i. Not-walk. l’rlm- strut;
ivibWaitll H.
as lw
oaav term-4 Inquiri- oi'
i'lll'lli 'H. .\'or\\u;l~.
Aiiivl-Ilml-o-nn-l lot near the ill-pol. lu-
, 1 llllll‘l'ftl .\‘o.Jllamlllon aim-t. ”will lo
[751% lln- Halo I'lty Stout» Faun-l. l-"l.irr.
J' ’l‘ln‘ \voull-rl‘ul lialurul Hone low-«mm
an o. llllvrim: mmlium tliv pmporty of mnvrri-
innitlo Inn-«t foul and ‘lflflllltlif Wain-r Into a
lwullhfui alul purul'olnlliloll. rold by NIH l‘ll
NUMWALK ll.\lil)W.\li.l'.'i.'o.. 6‘: South Main
lllrc‘vt Jill ii
MISIJE llllA ‘.\' lifllifi.
‘. trunl lumln to loan: fl per rout.
algull‘) qurily mind be and mortgacn.
Addr. m “l-' ." l’l Wont ‘lVl'lllll'. and lw
IIAVINH lll'lilt‘ arrougclnvum with Mr lid.
win Split-vii. formrrly of MMVrouryn'Mho
luw liml )l'irfl nil-\prriv-nro to do all kinda “r
"weapon" and purchasing bovine-M in Now
York.rlmppln.:u HIN'i'lltllV. l mu piv-itlvv wa
l‘lmplourothi‘111mlfuaiiillollo. All oruora‘ro-
aolvod of E. l'. Wuul'a drug More. fill it all
street. will lrwo prompt attention and ho do-
llvorml to all pine of llmmwn. (lifArth.
LUCK Wllilll‘r‘ parcel and package delivery
and lilo'llrl'ilgl'f‘ azwu-y. In lw
”fl-i“).
V liti. Hardin-r lo prepared to give
l leuuone on tho piano or organ at model-~
utoraiw. For lrrlus upplv lo Mlifl. l“. l).
ilAilllNEli. .‘ianwllold avenue. Harmonia?»
1H1 . .
“fl
qflfgfl/fi Sillisll '
w limp Beauties
iEWElRY
of Every llawrllztlon
can bu found at
’ HUMER B.
HOYT’S.
High Class Workman-thin sud Rich
Elegance Characterite This Stock.
am 90 l?
o
n:
;
HOYT’S THEATRE
SOUTH NURW’ALK.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 8th.
TONX' - I’ASTOR,
his elegant company. and his own Superb 0r
rlmstru.
’l‘br- famed Irish i‘ill‘llt‘tllflns. the RUSSELL
BRUTH His".
lli-s )lnl‘l) Hl'I‘ll. in negro dialect jubilee
sonar.
“11.13 S. i‘l.lFFORl), lmporronaior of the
modern l'lmllio.
The loading lrlsh rhamvier singer. Miss
POLL”) HOLMES.
oEnglnnnl‘s inimiiable dam-kg pair. JAMES
and lll'i‘Y ALLISHN.
'l‘lu- groienlue i'lleH. HERBERT and CA’
RUN.
llunrim: and avrobuiiv al'u'luliats. O'ill’tIl-L'
and ii.\ VEL.
New l‘llllllt‘ mu~iral art. illX‘N-‘i and lil.\'.\‘§.
'l'lio llll‘)'('l\' rI’llhltllUllfll o-xllibli. 1hr VAL-
‘d
).v\l{l-. .
MAJOR NlflVlCldl. phenomenal skate
dancer. ’
.\'o.n-lvunl-~- in prune. l'tnal rail-H.
Souls now on sale at l’laislrd'u and Weell‘s
ilru; Moron.
(.‘onn.
-—l\T-
South Norwalk.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7.
l. W. WASHBUBN’S
lilil'IA'l‘ A IlblEl) :~HOW.~'.
lie umumcui
Museum. Menagerie. lllpluulrmnfl and Wild
Went
Two performances daily at t.’ avd ‘4 p. m.
”rand Free Exhibition. a terrific diva by a
brave fireman from our nmunivr uorlal fire
truck 123 loci in holnbl. mg] :10
MUSICAL AND LITERARY
Entertain merit.
M. E. Church. ROWAY'l‘ON,
mmav rvramo. AUGUST 9. .
lulu“ s
u
s
Adml n2! cents.
“fill: rs’erna. of St. Mark’s rum
fl‘wd
Norwalk Chronicler