‘ First class accommodations for boarders.
“ Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
pavilion daily.
’4‘.
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A. “Tied." I
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illill SEllllliE BETWEEN SlllllH lllllillll Alli) NEW lililll.
. FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c.
Inns South Norwalk at 7:20 a. m.
lavas Hellman street. at 2:16 p. in. (Saturdays. 1:33 p. in.) Moves East :ilst street. at
one (Suturds‘ 2.11) .m.)
p.Igloht boa“ p
be for Norwnlk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
‘ "LII. loaves Nor-walk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at rum p. m. Freight received
Midlmmmsmum.
EXCURETON
, STEAMER “FAVIlIlITE.”
.PLEASUROE BEACH
SUNDAY, AUGUST ll.
Leave South Norwalk, 2:00 a. in.; leave Pleasure Beach, 4:30 p. m.
Zion—Tickets Entire llounrl Trip—die.
——A8K FOR—.—
oiowrs $3.00 sure
And you will see not only a
, Heat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
’ lost Material is used. Combining Durability and Style
flaking itthe besttimo Seamless Shoe in the market.
'l
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
WM and enmlnethembefore purchasingany other shoe, at
.s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
Sentinel.
in Is worms is A merino.
.5.
them at a reduction of 10 per cent.
H & VAN SCOY,
South Norwalk. Conn.
. ”The most shaming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HillEl FINE BATHINB HllllSES.
. General Attractions:
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
The excursions for this week are August 6, Fire Depart-
ment of City Island, Y. M. C. A, Morristown, N. J. ; August 7,
A. 0. United Workman; August 8, Grace M. E. Church, of N ew.
Haven, Great Neck Union 8. 8., Christian Endeavor, Stamford,
Hillard 8. School; August 9, moonlight excursion of Huntington,
Fifth Regiment, Conn. ; August 10, Occela Club, New York.
ilolol Point Improvement Bompany.'0wners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
CHANGE or in: ”on union
The New Passenger Steamer,
.“FAVORITEJ’
. Try the "WANT” columns of The
m
ens-goo aci- lams to Dorothy iii-amid.
and AM the Baton Convention Went
to Munich. (loam, Where Ibo nu flow
Been For ‘l'sn Days.
Nonwrcu, Conn, Aug. 7.--Mrr. Annie
M. Gardner of Arcadia, Nob, the Chris-
tian Endeavor delegate who disappeared
from Boston on July 16, after causing to
bewrittcu to her husband a letter any'
ing that she had died and been buried in
that city, is at present acting as ll domes.
tie in the home of Edward R. Lu Pierre
at Norwich Town green, n suburb of this
city, where she has been since July :18.
J. L. hinders, who was srrrtt on by the
little Congregational church in Arcadia to
take the body back homo, was dirt-cud to
her abode by ii lirmton reporter.
Mrs. Gardner was known in Boston as
Dorothy Mansfield, and by that nnniu
horn, and when Mr. Louder», who knows
Mrs. (iurdnvr and her husband We“. l'll~
lured the. room unrivalled lll'l' by ironic.
sho looin-d up in uppnreut surprise and
Milli: '
“I but: your lini‘llllll, sir; I urn Dorothy
Mansfield.”
For more than on lllillr'lilll! kept up thi-
dvcrptlon, and it won but until Mr. bun-
di-rs l'l'llllfidl‘ll tin-woman of bui- llf‘ill‘i~
lirokvu husband and thm- lull.» rhiidrvn
that she broke down and frilly oilinitrt-d
her identity. Slio then told the story of
her ruovoruvuts from the rim» silo bit Ar-
cadia until lllt' I‘vporlvl‘ found her bore.
[law She Was Found.
It is vvryhnrd to rlvvlrlowlu-thvr Mrs.
Gordnrr is ilislilw or lini. The view to her
whorl-aboutswas found in lillotlm on Sun-
dny night. it lml Mr. Louders fillil tho nu
porter to East llri-sdz-u, Mix, “’lill‘ll plncr:
they reached on Monday morning.
There they found Mrs. i‘bnrlvs ii. Mur-
shnil of l‘nnrhritlm, Mus-3., with whom
Mrs. Gardner horirdrd under the ,uumo of
Dorothy Mnnsilrld while ntlvuriing tin:
Christian Einh-umr commotion. She guru
into the [Mlfib'i'rihllill of‘lu'r rollers lbw volt-u
that Mrs. Gardner brought. from Ari-tulle
and asked to how dostroynd win-u \llt‘ pur-
lillflh‘l‘li u trunk in liurvnrd s-pum', Cum
bridge, on July l5.
Tho husband of the woman positively
idi-nliflml this \‘illlnl'. iuul rho >I'ZiTi‘lll‘X‘.‘
surcwdvd in finding llu- slurl' Wllul’r‘ Mrs.
“(il‘illlf‘l' lmllglll tho trunk. and rlu-n lb.
i-xph-snumn who tool. it to tho \vr.‘ York
rind New England drpot in lin-lxilx rill
.Iuly lo. 11. bow :i lill.’ rnzxrkr d " lltllwlli)’
Mnllsih-ld. Norwich. t'ouu, ' iiilll mu
l'lll‘l‘lv‘ll to this I‘ll)’.
A twirlivrs‘ miiwuliou was in program.»-
in Norwich from July Mo 3.“. and lip
furl tbut,’ Mix-s. Hardin-r nun lurizbrly n
si-lioollmu'ln-i' in .‘lll‘lilL’llli and “hunt‘
ll‘ll ill our.» in tho si-iglziwllou that ~in- wu-
ln‘rv. Mr. Irindrr- und llu‘ rpm 1. r found
of tho (it‘lllll liml the trunk luid ill vii will
to 5!. Albums, Vt” tillll Inuit ilil‘l‘r‘ on it
Monlrvul. and the chusv wn~ told-n up in
ilml ilirm'finu.
In it short time. however. -.:uu- lbH in
forrnriliuu flint the sviuiiiiiz i. any. r‘ (in
trunk from lu-rv was .‘I mismkr, and flu-i:
the sr-irrrh in Norwir'h Wan I‘i'lll'\\i'(l. with
the rvsult givmi.
Mrs. “author's Big Illnfl’.
As sinful. Mrs. tinrduvr of first pvrsist
curly urul indignuutiy lll‘llll'll bur iden-
tity. nlul ennui-slid lliut eiurv shr- hud nvi
drully bwu Ililsitllwll for Mrs, linrdnrt
rlll‘ would gladly “‘rlil' u la-ltrrlo Mr.
Gardner and ask him to mow on to Sort
wit-h and satisfy himsrlf thur >bv Win. in
drcd Dorothy Munstirld.
She was flu-u ilfikiil to out upon llli‘slig
mrsliun. illill fiiit‘ wrorw tho ivrrrr. whirl
in its hundwrilinir further i'ouilrnu-d ln-i
ldrnlity. \vau nllr‘ was u~iwd if it wu.~
not fruo lbul sin- wont to ilustnu for thr
l‘lirislinu Endurivnr l'llll‘i‘r‘iilluli. silo soil:
it “'m-i. nut! that r-lll' min.- ”Hill Spring
fluid. Ills.
.‘lw lll'l‘lllll‘ll in lllVl' tliw noun». of :in)
purple slu- know in bpringllvid. my iui: .~hi
was unwillinu to ili|\v' our of hrr l‘rivud:
druwu into lbw llillllu'r. \vau with linnil)
lrruki- down, elu- ~:iid shl- wus- .mrry llml
sho hull curlwd .w nun-b trouble. and Mill
that hrr liu~liurni bod ;|l\\‘.'l_V*i liiV'll kiln
nlul uond to her. and silo nus n'ufl‘y to how
li'fl ln-r I‘lill(ll‘l‘ll.
Slur niluWr'll ull tho ~yruptr~zus of u for
Ron ju~t rrturulru: to burr ruzhl llililll,~l|ill
win-n slivivus-ruii-lvd ilm-lnrrrl lliut e-lu
could nvwr ru-lnrn lo .\l‘l':iill;l. lint .\lr.
London».- now him churm- of tho Woman.
null has no doubt lluil lll‘ mu indui‘o lll'i
to return to brr homo. No slisllli'liiii tin it
her lil‘I‘Mlllill volulul't lure lwou ruismlzil
any tinu-sinvnsilodisappear-1|.
Train “'rr-c-lu-rs Mario in )Ilntiskr.
\V.\l:~.\\‘:. lud.. flint. T.~«'l'l'ulu wrn-k
i'l'H iliri-w ll switch on llll' l’vnnsylvnuii
l'ullrond ut l-Zoulu lillkl‘ siuliuu. lwo lliili‘i
rust of thb. rily. for tho l'\‘lill'lli purp-m
of wrot-king our of tho first vxprr‘w trains
A lrvigbl lru'iu pliliumi into it lllnlI-iill.
and tho lm‘oinotiw and awn-ml rum “'0'"
thrown down :i stoop i-iuboriknivut. 'l‘lu
trninnu-u comp-id by jumping.
llritisli Assured of Protection.
lummx‘. Aug. 7.~~~lnsirlu‘tiolm him
lwoniwut to tho llrllieh :ulruil'nl ut. tilt
(Thinn Million for tho prolwi iouof llrilisl;
intern-sis. Sir lluilidny flirwurluoy. flu
English sovrr-lury of tho Ifbinom' inhibitor.
in London. has i'xprrwd l'liiun's mart-i
at tho nuissm'ro illlll bus rivrlnml that
every cil‘orr will be mud.» to bring the cui-
prits to justice.
Injured In a Runaway Accident.
PilUVIDI-Ih'i‘fi, Aug. 7.-—iinrtloy Gor.
man. Ii wholesale liquor dealer of this
city, was fatally injured, and Edward
Parish. a prominent resident of Warwick,
was badly hurt in a runaway accident of
Roger Williums’ pork.
Deputy Rheriff idiot by a Negro.
Msnrurs. Aug. 7,—annty Sheriff Al-
fred Warrior of (irittendon county, Ark,
was shot and killed over Jouos' Landing
by a negro whose name has not yet been
learned.
Wrsnn infants harried.
Noriwoon Pauli, . '. J.. Aug. 7,—Wrent
defeated Iinrnml iii the big match of the
day in the Norwood Park County club'!
invitation tennis tournament.
Won't and the Queen's Army.
Lennon. Aug. 7.-—-'I'ho Chronicle can
that it understands that the Duke of Con-
nsugbt Milne! to has candidate for com.
' mandwin-cbief of the army.
WWW“
Arson Part, or. 1., Aug. 1.4M
tinny-fifth annual convention of tho
*‘ , l M is
,Csntml peril. Hanna: bndl crushed
about thehoadsudbodymndltl’ssuppoud
that the spirited horse that he had been
{:1de stumbled, threw Davis and fell on
in.
Davis lived most or his time in Rich.
moud at 15 Park avenue. In that city he
was president of the Hunt works. Dur-
ing the past month Mr. Davis had been a
guest at the Hotel Citiitlemll tit St. George,
N. Y. It had been his habit several times
a week to exercise his horse at Durland's
Riding academy near that, park. Last
night he started for tho park on his horse.
It was 7:15 o'clock when Mr. Iiurlandwsl
notified that one of his horses was in the
park stables, having been found in the
west drive at Sinyw-cond street. Mr.
Ulll‘lllllll identified the horse on the one
that hull boon ridden by Davis, and a
search won at lllll‘U lit-gun through the
pork for the llliill.
It wus ulnwsi. nn bour- nitt-r that when
in n bridle pulh ol'f tho Wl'nt drivo nriir
Sorority—third ~sir-wt. the bodyof Davis was
found. It woe horribly crushed, us though
some llonvy Wright. lnul i'ullrn on it. Park
Pollen-mun linrwy telephoned for on our
bulnucv, und tin.- body in» removed to the
manual.
The pork pnlil'o form-d or flu- first find-
ing of tin: body that Mr. lluivs hurl mot
with finrlpluy. llut illil'l' :i mrri‘ulond
full t'Xltlliilillilllll. louvlhvr with tin» opin»
ion of tho cur-.1. on who l‘xilllllih‘ll the
body, it. was lll'l‘lill'll lllili iii-nib wns dur'
Hilirvly in nu or'r‘irb-nl.
The widow of the dn-ud nuiu wu-i tolu-
izruplml to by llllll'l lx'm-pr-r Murray. It is
biliil that Mr. Din is \Vil‘i \Vl'flllliy. He had
wvvrnl grown l'lillill'l'll, who. it is sold,
residi- in iiir-luuond.
MILLIONS lN GOLD.
Lots of Yellow Mr-lul Sent to the Mint In
I'liilailr-lpliln.
l’llli..\llFZi,i‘lll.\. Aug. T.——.\'upvl‘illf(’lid<
out Krl‘l‘l. rmw-ivul ut the l’liiludt-lpbiu
limit from tho Fullrd Starr- (hilly olliro
in Now York $.’i.ooo.noo in gold ll‘lr'v'. 'l‘o-
dny iinollwr lilu- alllpllu'lli will bu rc-
ci-iwd. ‘
Thi- gold was (ll‘llVl'l‘l‘il in srunil Wooden
boxrs, iron hound. muloiuini: novh about
loo lutlllllls of lb» [ll'i-r'lrrlh‘ liivlnl. In
put-king: the bullion for shipment it is ill
\‘lilml into nu'lls. ‘lill' luv-ll to miwli luix.
looking it lolzil of |I\l'l‘ loo tum-s inrix‘ml.
and ii lilu- nurniivr for tho .Nt‘l'llllil ship
“will i-riptvrml in Zil‘l'l‘n' imiuy.
NU piirlir'ulni' Milliilivrinw .‘lliiié‘lllw it
lllr‘ pr. -. lll ~lxipluv lit. 'r'»“li~ll :~ lllilll:
llllniii Hill'“ ;l 5.. .ll', Homily ‘u in u "lllll':t til
bullion hu~ lw: l1 ~loi'vvl in lbw N4 w York
will. .~ In \\'.‘iii‘.l'li llw lrsu-l‘wr. Win n ri-
l'l‘lVr d of llu- minl. i’ \‘.. ~ wind :m'ny ll?
tho unlxl mull .i: llo- laiwim-Hl lllllll unwi-
("l lUI‘ ruining. 'l'l.l~ v. ill in lilriil' us or
rump-u muy r 'rliill'l‘
"This i~ illilllv tn wvur .‘ll unj: linin."
r-xpluinv-d Mal-w ix’r- ".iud u i< rim-mau-
ry to loin- or :ill lliiilw' :i largo ~lnr'v oi (hr
gold bullion "
.\ iii-w ill purlurv on illr‘ purl pf Super
irilr-rirb-ut Kin-ll. is to i|l\\'il}’n kl'l'xl on lllbllll
n rrwrw fund of filouploo in s-ubsidur}
l'llllln—lllilh". quarter». .illll lowut-pb-rrs.
MRS. SELIGMAN HURT.
llnnlier's “'ifr and Daughter Thrown From
a Marriage In London.
I.o\r>o.\:.‘;\iuz. T.~.\irs, si-limunn, win
llihlilil Illllt'llll“\'lf|‘1l‘il .Vt-w York bunker,
:iilll hc-r daughter not with u serious m‘cl‘
dvnl nour brrv. Mrs. Fr-liirnuin ri-t'vully
rvuli-d Sow-u “nib. Lord .iunu's' plru-o ir.
Hum-hum.
Whllu- «ho was driving lhvrr. flf‘f‘lilllpfl‘
nird by hu-r llillf'l‘il'll iluuuhtrr. the horses
lm-ruuv frlizbtvni-d {If :i pilfihlllfl train and
bolted 'i'ln- mrriurv milidvd with n urn
i-i-r's mrl. runl tbr- Iu'i'llliilllln were thrown
out. Sui‘ri‘ul of .\lr~. Srliuuuui's ribs wrn
lll'nlu'll.
llrt' tluuuhtvr \\'.‘I~ pix-lu-d up inwndhb
nlul i~‘ in :i duruzvrnu‘ l‘uiltlillilll. 'l’h.
i'mirluunn and tin- inolniuu und tho \li‘n‘r‘l
Hi ”an NIH \u'l'r' :ilmi lilil'l.
l’nnlicil Ilul of is “'IliiloI'.
l.n\\i~il,l.. )lilsfiu ;\ll;.' 7, ’l'i‘ll'f‘ 'l'urn-
hill. :1 lillill' spi'uuvr in lbw l.’l\\'l‘l‘llk'i' r'or
porzuinu with low. nus pushed from .'
third ~lnry \\ rruluw by John [{vllilii-r dur
lib: u xluul'r’vl. 'l'Iw lllt'll \Vl'rl' diwuwini
lhr .\. i’. \ titration. 'l'ui'riliull nilliui.
on llli‘ u ‘uulou sill :uui lir-ililn-r .‘llllllllllg
timir by. Suuutbinz.’ \\.‘I~' .~.‘llIl\\l1ll‘il :iu
prrvd rbu- butt-r. :ind ho my.» ’l‘urnbull :-
pu.~b. 'l‘urubuli struri. on hie lil‘illl, brook
int: hi< lli'l l. rind il_\ nu: inelanlly. Kvlll
lu-r Wus‘ ill‘i‘l ~lmi.
John 3!. Honda“ Dead.
i'I\~'l‘ llil.\\lil-‘. N J. Aug. 7»~.\ ii'lv
ururu rl’i'l‘l\l‘ll lu'ri- Fliilllllllll'l“ the druil.
of John M. iiunrlull :il litinirvli-y, .\lo..
wlu'rrlu-luul uouv i'au' hi~ hvultb. Mr
liiiuduli mi». \ u-o prmidoul of tho lirunirr
Willi-rvorupuny. :l llii'i'i‘lirl‘ of tho Stun
Notional liiiukirn: miupuny of Novwnrli
iirul foi'uu-rly ‘ll‘l‘~llli‘lll of tho l'i-oplu‘r
lnnurnnvr i-nrnpuny of Nt-wurk.
(‘lioked In Iiriilli on Free Lunch.
lilililidul'llii‘l‘, ('orin.. Aug. 7.» .\n no
umrnl saloon lrugmly m-vurrvil in John
i'oltind's pllri'o lu-rv. .lohu It‘lnlmiguli out:
Arthur .l. MUM. the inner residing at li
Worden lem't. wi-n- mum: ilio trim iuurl:
win-u it tough Illi'l‘li of iii-vi lluil Moss on
l‘Illliliorl'tllll lll'l mindwit-b slur-k in his
lliroul. llrforo Moss mulii h:- I‘l‘lll‘Vl'll lit
strangled to iii-nib.
Moot lllmai-li’ on Illa Wife's Grave.
liluvmnxn, Aug. 7.-A. R. Kelly. r
Well known commission di-ulcr tit liiii
Sheriff street, Wont to Iirikoviow ccmov
tcry. and lying down on his wife‘s grave
shot himself thmuuh the heart. dying all
most instantly. Mrs. Kelly died about
a year ago. and tho husband has been
dcspmrdcnt ever since.
’l'uns Fever Anion: Cattle.
Ilrxrmiiu‘m, Pm, Aug. 7.—-A danger
oustypoof Texas fewer has broken oul
among lilo mttlo at. Birmingham. thir
munty. on tliolitio of the Pennsylvania
railroad.
Seventydlve Bnlldlnn Burned.
HALIFAX, Aug. 7.—-i'lovcnty-flvo bulld-
lngs were dostroyvd by fire at Spring Hill.
N. H. The loss totals $100,000 and the luv
sururico turnout).
Tu Hlnli .n‘oii Well.
HOLLEY. .‘i. Y.. Aug. 7.-—~A company is
to llc‘flll‘lllt'fl hero to put down a test oil
well.
Mdiboam flank Closes.
Mummers, Aug. 7.—-‘I’he City of Mel-
bourne bank has clued its dome.
Wow-er far-em. '
Shaw-m W it winds.
we.
a.
M
ma.
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are
4...»... x1
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