‘ reunion “ llillliliil mu:
mating the abutment at the Vases
attest «mice. received a bad fall this
mine. which willkssp his: in the
Norwalk hospital forensic lime. ' '
Shortly before 8. o’clock mutant the
scaloldlng planks on top of the wall ,
were beingrstnovedby thsdarriek. Ir.
Ryan had acrowhat' in his hand. prying
up oneend ofa plank.whiohhadheen
nailed down. Suddenly the plank flow
around and struck bias with considerable
to later 'l'wa' lenses—The Baby Ruth I!" HIM at”! d .
.! lilo Saturday's Bass eh’ Oregon's "3 I“ W w
Paintvianls-flnr-all weaning. '
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; . , "balls by ’ interestsdia the
mm or ill emu iillllifl. W,m ”we” 3...... m,
flail-ethane was not treated well.
Its lakes an Unexpected Call on she grit-’inwefim?ngb:idu kgkitflu:
Proprietor, Accompanied Dr class- . . mum‘s,“ during some 0f
man. and They catch nun la the the-my ‘V slept-in an old barn where
first!» limit ii ml
ltemsofnewaflorthiscoinmncanalsoheleft. While Wendell Milli of
Aboldattsmptwasmadeatansarly Wuilflflgtohis' or; .
hour Sunday morning to enter two Saturday Blshl. he was 1"”
houses in this place. It is presumed the some boys had stolen N. ting; ”
first one» where. the would~be burgiata ed the direction tshut by the " ‘ .1
lroprlatar's Ion Discovers than in
an. Act of runs. a nutter with a lie-
' aollaneona Assortment of. nods. after
my flat! Billed the Honey Drawer-
heights at the Jimmy sun at work in
Two youthful burglars forced an em
trancc'lnro J.W. Bogordus' meat market
on Water street, Norwalk. Sunday after-
noon. and were making arrangements to
carry oflr all that was portable. when
‘ they were caught.
About ii o'clock, when Ifr. Bogsrdue'
; eon Charles went to feed the horses,
which are stabled at the 'rear of thestcrefi
he heard noises inside. Upon investiga-
ting he found young Tony Penehra and
a companion named like ' filling
a maul, basket with a miscellaneous u-
scrtmeat of articles, while they munch-
ed away on bologna sausage. In the
basket were apples, cans of baking pow-
der, batter, one and bologna. The ice-
‘box door was wide open, and things
generally were turned upside down. The
boys had rifled the till, securing about
twentyvflve cents in pennies. which had
been divided between them.
The boys entered the store through a
side window by tearing out a wire screen.
They are not over eight yearsof age. and
Mr. Bogardus did not know what to do
with them. He called E. R. Goldschmidt
and asked him to hold the boys prisoners
while he went for his father. The lad,
were badly frightened and cried piteous-
' ly. When the proprietor arrived he said
he did not want to prosecute the boys.
Grief of Police Bradley arrived soon
after, accompanied by Olicer Bertram,
and after giving the buys a good scare
the oflcen sent them home.
303014.]! BEBIDDEN BABIEN.
they lake Another Unsuccessful At an."
to Ply ‘l’halr Vocation.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
enter Selectman C. G. Waterbury’s resi-
dence on lfain street. Darlen, at an early
hour Sunday morning.
At about 1 o’clock Sylvester Bowen,
who was passing llr. Waterbury’s
place. noticed two men in the yard. One
was in the act of opening the blinds and
the other was standing in the yard, pro-
bably on guard. Mr. Bowen called to
Frank Tucker, who lives in Austin's
block. which adjoins Ir. Waterbury's
place.
When Mr. Tooker arrived. the visitors.
who probably heard the alarm, had
made good their escape.
lolly of christian Indenvovm at the
florwalh congregational Church.
The second echo meeting of the Boston
convention was held under the auspices
of the;Yonng People's Society of Chris»
tian Endeavor in the First Congregational
church, last night, the usual Sunday
evening meeting being omitted. The
music for the occasion was led by a
chorus choir. with Charles A. Tucker at
the organ, accompanied by Herbert Tilly
on the cornet. The hymns sung were
from the Christian Endeavor edition of
Gospel Hymns, No. ii.
The meeting opened with a brief praise
service. The pastor, Rev. T. K. Noble.
read for the scripture lesson "Timothy ii.
and followed with prayer. George H.
Quintsrd, president of the society and
theofiiclsi delegate to the convention.
gave a report coveruin what be con-
sidered,tbe most prominent features of
the convention. lira. Andrew V. Heath.
mpeflctsndent of the Junior society,
gave an address upon the "Past, Present
andFuture of Junior Endeavor.” She
gave a brief sketch of the history of the
Sandaysohcol of tbechurch. dating inch
to 1817. Bar remarks wsrsvery insptr~
lng.andmads a deep impression upon
force. knocking him from the wall. In
his fall of about twenty feet lit. Ryan
struck another timber and also a guy
wire. which badly bruised his body. an
left side was very badly injured and he
could scarcely move.
Deputy Sheriff F. S. Lyon. who was
inspecting the“ work. telephoned to Sol.
mans‘ staple for the ambulance, while
another employee went for Dr. L. If.
Allen. Both quickly responded. and the
man was taken to the hospital. It was
found tlat his shoulder was dislocated.
rsvdu'r so areas.
A liarwalk ”other and Ear Children
cougar In the set.
Saturday night,0dicsr R. N. More.
house. of the Norwalk squad, was in-
formed that a woman and some children
had stolen goods from the New
York Grocery company’s store on Halo
street. Just at that moment,thewoman
and children were seen turning into Wall
street. The odicer stopped there and
found that the woman was the wife of
Prof. Francis Anderson and that the
children were here.
lire. Anderson was requested to re-
tura to the store. There it was learned
that the children did the stealing, putting
the things into the basket, after which
the mother picked up the basket and
hiding it under he'r shawl. left the place.
In the basket were found canned goods
belongingto the store and other articles
that had been stolen from W. R. Batee'
grocery, just above. The woman is in
a delicate condition and no one cared to
prefer charges. lire. Anderson was ac-
cordingly allowed to return home.
The police have suspected her for some
time. The childreuwhomshcbaataught
to steal will be taken from her and sent
either to the county or town children's
home. The family have been supported
by thetown. and have also begged aid
from the churches. besides sending the
children out to beg.
The aelectmen say they are through
furnishing them with suppmt. Ander-
son will not work, and. it is claimed.
chum his wife. The family live on the
8"? B”,L'°§;._ . -m
(Willi THE SEA WALL.
A Team of Darle- norsss Inlay an Inn-
lng Swim at The Knob.
A team belonging to George S. Bailey.
the Barton liveryman. were being back-
ed out of the shade at The Knob. Satur-
day night. by the driver.
had got from under the sheds they com-
menced taming around toward the stone
The driver said he could not con-
trol the near horse, which was nearest
wall.
the wall.
selves from the heavy tea cart, to which
they were hitched. and started toward
Tavern island.
much beyond the float, before they
started back for the beach. When they
became entangled in the harness. which
fell down in about two feel (if water.
The driver. with the aid of some of
the spectators. got the horse on his feet
and they were led up the stone steps at
the and of the beach. The harness was
broken in several places and the wagon
pole was snapped in two.
horses out his quarters. but will prob-
ably bo all right in a few days. The
horses were hitched to Solman's' carryail
and the party taken horns.
multivitamins.
When they
The water seemed to have some great
attraction for him, and after a good
deal of work he managed to go over the
unwell into the water, dragging the
other bone after him. They freed them-
Tbeydidnotgo out
reached theshsllow water the off horse
was hanging loosely abodt him, and he
Oceoftbe
Act' of Dealing out Liquor—Elan“
Under Arrest.
. Yesterday morning Chief of Police
Vollmer counted thirty men entering
Martin Spahr’s hotel on South Main
street. The chief knew that many of
them were not boarders there, and when
Officer Decker reported for duty, shortly
before 12 o'clock. the two oflicsrs visited
the place. They went to the rear en-
trance, nndthen through the kitchen and
dining room. In the latter room were
men seated about an array of empty
beer glasses. In the bar-room were sev-
eral more men. and Mr. Spshr was be-
hind thebar, with a vessel containing
liquorin his hand. As soon as he caught
sight of the officers he began pouring it
into the sink nearby.
Chief Vollmer placed him once? arrest.
and ordered him to appear for a hearing
before Judge Frost, in the Town Court.
this morning.
On mcouut of the absence of Mr.
Spabr’e attorney, John E. Light, the case
was continued until next Monday. It
will be tried by Associate Judge Bubbell,
Judge Frost being disqualified from not-
ing on account of his interest in the
property occupied by Spahr. and owned
by the D. P. Ely estate.
commie» fiéi’rii'fiu.
A South lorwalk Prowl: Owner the
Aggrfswatl Party.
In the Superior Court room at Bridge-
port. last Saturday. the hesringon the
motion to dissolve the injunction re-
straining the Consolidated read from
taking land owned byCharles W. Smith.
near llarshall street. South Norwalk, for
the purpose of building a retaining wall.
was continued. Fix-Congressman Levi
Warner appeared for lfr. Smith and Ato
t‘io railroad company's interests.
The claim of Mr. Smith was that the
building of the wall would deprive him
of acce- to or exit from his property
over a way which he had used for many
years. A map of the property was shown
and deeds were placed in evidence to
prove Hr. Smith's ownership of the prop-
erty. Then Ifr. Smith described bound-
ary lines and was subjected to quite a
He did not know
by what right the railroad company at-
tempted to deprive him of privileges he
lengthy examination.
had enjoyed for many years.
Warren II. Osb)rn, a civil engineer for
the railrosd company. identified surveys
made of land deeded to the company and
peers that such lines are in dispute and
other documents were produced as ovi-
claim to title giving right of way.
At 2 p. m. the evidence was iinishsd
and the case argued. Judge Com icy
took the papers and reserved decision.
TRAP lliifiil‘l‘llibl AT coroner's.
Thafien (lean Donated by President Drake
Won by lesser Craninrd.
The third weekly handicap shoot for
merchandise prizes took place Saturday
afternoon on the groundsof the Hero
.make (inn club at Gregory's Point. The
day was due for the sport and numerous
spectators watched ths shooting. which
was not quite up to the tonal standard.
The number of shooters was small for
some unaccountable ransom and the
Juniors carried away the honors and
prise. heater L. Craniurd won the gas
torneya Bishop it Shelton looked after
pointed out on the map the location of
such land. with boundary lines. it ap-
deuce to sustain the railroad company's
case donated by Ir. Drake. by the score
of twenty-one out of thirty-cue, while
latter Crate broke maatssa out ch
smoutnlsstwuoptyoosmmef'g... new
there was my hay enough to ‘ make
a bad. Gordon whipped the boy and a,
large welt eight inches long was found
on his stomach, where he had been cut
with ths‘lashof a horse whip, through
a shirt nude pair of overalls. When
Gillan was asked about the whipping
he acknowledged that‘he had whipped
him, but said he was excited over some
lager beer that hid been stored in the
tried to gain entrance was that of overtook them a m
Gilbert E. Bogart, commodore of the ”Mo“ took a: uglytzucnhfl
Norwalk Yacht club. on Osborn avenue. Bradley’s house smiths oilind' .
Arm-ll hummus-uprated“: and themtothe lockup. In the. ’ "
in turning the key of the locks on both 11,, Ashton mg and" m
,the (midday kitchen “(1 dining'mm boy. confeuad Wm WM
doors, the key in the lock of one of them steal the dog by “7mm
having been‘pushed out and found on neighbor, who lives on mum
the floor. Strong bolts, however. on the told them it was his “up: ' .
barn. The officers of the Humane so- inside 0‘ medOQBPWW-‘Md “09""an drowned. They were to get fiftieth”?
cieiyl ordered Gordon to take the boy 0”“ lhie'fl- 1‘ i3 9'05““ “'3‘ “1° for the work. Mr. Boo»,
haektothe County Home before Saint-“"93”” WIS made Willis “19 all”?! respond when Chief Bradley
day night last, under threat of arrest, Irlr record-r morning. for numrrous his house, and the boys were inf
, .. he promhedtodo so. footprints could be discerned. 1““ lockup all night. Yesterday”
W Hoyt’s residence, on Fort Point street. I d
no.3 PM)! CAIP. to ease and the case adjourned
was also subject to the robbers' jimmy, Tuesday night.
i) I ll ‘ , ._
The Iorwalk Companies leach flare at lzghtznrdcumfifiwzeyutd the nurse and I'm" 3"“, 'M' "
mac Saturday Afternoon. Michael Hearn. of Wilton.‘m‘ ;
The special train bearing the Fourth f” Nome"! 0'! I “ilk! yummy m
C Gregory’s Point was the scene, Satur~ He became intoxicated I ‘
lltgimsnt frc- p Coffin W day afternoon.of another large gathering m w“ dd ’
South Norwalk at 4:20 o'clock, Saturday . about ‘0'“ h ‘ reckless m'“rmi .i
f con. The start was made from of people, anxiousto witness the race be taking the sidewalk in front of the Ru“
tween the two crack small boats of
elastic or 1:40. Thiainthefasteat trl . .. "1" BMW “on?- 01110" um .,
l’ Easthrwalk. Wicks Brothers Baby mm, on”. m, WMWmm‘
2: “cm“ 5:232; 3:”; 22:33:: BMW”!!! Tobey Brotherl’ ‘ “ideal." fellow promised toga home. Lssssvseo'
‘mm in which they handled the train The “mm "3 "mm” Pm" "”0" w int: he started up Main suesttc'fuliiit" »
Onlythreeatopa were made an d "1‘“; Tavern Island and'around the buoy, the promise. Near Harriet H I I”
did not take altogether mor’c than ten makingadietance of about five miles. drove over some “film put out bythn ,
....... .. ..,....., 3:: 2:: 31:2." 3.32:2: $2.332: R... W... a
' e t was thrown fr um
kmnzxfirfimgygr; 2.1:; :2: '” declared "‘8 winner, receiving a overs pile of gizxvelllfa glgzigsemrau up L
engine and crew were charged an d the handsome pennant offered by William Main street and was captured in Winni-
M one at Bridgeport where the A. Nash. and which the latter’s father punk. Hearn was badly bruised nidllfi
m.” c“. which wedt on “a“ won with Harry Boyt’s Mayflower some injuries were dressed by Dr. S. H. Esme '
"n “W to the passenger train, time ago. Whilegoingout,the gait slip- tingtou. Later he drove hem, j‘f
The week at camp was the meal. pedfrom the Mt of the Iiidget,and put W” ':
succeesfulon Thisma be tl her back some. although it is probable '° “" ”M ”'9'?“ ‘ _
' I W y that she would not have won the race, In the Barthel “'9' him" Judge .
melodic!» “10““ ll!“ 3“.“th Charles Brotherton '” starter and Hubbell found probable cause paid bound ‘
:3 engagahhsd “ 1‘?" 1:1 ”Itch Robert Craufurd was the timekeeper. 10"" scum" “a" '0 *9" m! ‘
°° M” “U“ “ ' rem ‘ m The boats will have another one next 00““ f" trial, “d“ ”50 bonds. J"
hours until dayhebl the amp was as rome Gainer furnished u. ' ‘
.- any 1 Bill“ in liorwalk. 22:” 'afternoon, over the same ’ty. ° "9'“ _
‘ "fhatunwhichtsndedtomaks * -—-—-——
thump-uremia“ orderly was Arthur Day had tostandconsiderable
the small amount of intoxicents taken guying, yesterday afternoon, and all be-
this year. and much of this was brought cause of the manner in which he sailed
home. as but little was dammed there. the Isyliowcr. He was going over the
The musicians in the Fourth Regiment lists near Seaside place, with the center-
havs undoubtedly seen more service board down and the main sheet fast,
than thoseofany other regimental band. when the vessel struck the lists and
Last week was George Sanger's twanty~ grounded. ' The still breeze instantly
seventh encampment; Berry Grant's ca'nasdthaboatto capsizs,snd she art-
twsntieth: Peter Heyer's sixteenth; John iy tilled with water. Fortnnatelyp the $113933?“ mm. “mm m ‘25:“
Schlatier's and Crisfleldmann'e fifteenth. water was, not of eufiicient depth to s] titular!
Drum Major Charles E. Killingbeck has cause much damage, and friends assisted £0 gill} ”$3.3m ‘ganwgyivarefn-
been to camp for fourteen consecutive in righting the boat. There was quitea °‘ A 2': " mm”“°°' "‘7"
years. This probably accounts for the partycn board beside Mr. Day, among T0 LET.
fact that the best music in campie pro— thsm being Stephen Napbey, Cebrge _, m. .m-.. - _
vided by the Fourth Regiment. The S a us. 8 Charles Caewell, and James human“: 3"" WW“ W
above mentioned men will receive long Trylgr. A no” wmuvenne' A“ ”denim
ments- terms reasonable. A i tour
_ ._____. nuwix ADAMS. or a. E. Wide
service "339‘? _ William A. Nash met with quite aloas, alt lw
Saturday evening about 6 o'clock. He
UR room apartments. suitable for light
was walking from his father's store on Co,£&“§3fifig‘:"§fimw? duos. 8"“.
“0 ”fillfli‘li" WM" “in" Well the Benedict Farm bridge toSouth Nor- Scuttle" month. “momma"
a" r‘"“"‘"‘ """ MM“ walk, when, just over the Washington w
WANTS... "“73"
BOY with some now
. a: . .4.
"Ii-mic. Applrat “ the
A is emu.
LADY of middle age would like
A as housekeeper in small family '
servantie ke Address IRS. .
an. once, 502:1: Norwalk. (Pours.J L'm‘.
AGINTEEL girl about 15 yaereof towait
on table, and make herself u.
in] about house. Also two or 53:, l! to
.na
mes.
horn is not DYING.
Cigar 00.. 83 Washington 111‘ in
Friends of Bureau 13 Hoyt. the fam- street mm“ m discovered that g .5 gm House: or his room. if
iton AN]?
0‘" counterfeiter. are makingeneffort l0 which he carried in a pocket with his Wuhigtattot’rltiretxwy m Wm "3&3. '
have him pardoned and released from watch was missing He remembered " r
' ECON) “"1
state prion. whither he was sent on [coking at his watch, and thinks the bill ran; lewlflinfifiilfifidmv}. 263%
December 8. '0' Gilli“ years. 501‘ ll" must have dropped out at that time. He mm' ’1'“ Apply,” the. WOOD Afi‘flitf
WWI. Which but become somewhat made a diligent search for the money.
worse since his confinement in prison, but u" not .uccmful in finding it. Up "an 1“" 0‘ home-"mimifi- “0'4"“3'
although he is able to get around. He
llu street. onlmtle Union school. MI
Ilhamnntit. inquireon
attended the chapel services yesterday. The members of the Epworth league of A-..” em,” .--_--..,-_..__..............
Every phasaot day he sits out in the the Edit Avenue Methodist Episcopal WITHIN '- f" “m to the ”WI“
nilllmau. next door. ”mm. or 13%,}, .
yard and gets the benefit of the sunlight church are making preparations for an by rurifiilililli'fflulfiw ear
and fresh air. lhrcsnt reports that Hoyt entertainment on the 231, which prom~ “mu“ "m" °' "m' P M
carrl .ihli .ci.i.
is in a dyiag condition are exaggerated. less to be a grand success. Scenes from maifirélélggwge: 13’ .m D:
Itistruslhat his disease is progressing, “The Courtship of Miles 'Btnndieh" will my and [limelie'thst‘rfigim “a." set.“
and he will probably ultimately loss the he one of the features. The music will be
use of one leg, but be is not dying. by Sederstrom's orchestra.
eon sane. ,
Arthur D. Ferris and Miss Elna P. E '
g‘oimAan war; unimd i; marriage at the A RARECHANCE ‘
t venue sthodlst church. , .
m" i Pillliii BUSINESS!
Saturday evening. the Rev. A. J. Smith
oiliciatiag. There was an entertainment
Lice etc has Views.
One memberof Company D did not
return with his companions from Camp
Collin. Saturday afternoon. lie is
h 1.. Muscle. of Bi . - '. Baksrr o...-
33kt" ltlhenin was fornl'eflyfimgr at the home 0‘ “I” 3'00““ parents on gfiagix‘fv‘é‘ififi‘i‘ math. ‘
0‘ (kimpsny F, and I“ out. He had no Riverside avenue after the ceremony. m “M mic. 3,, “mill: . "f" ll
W furtbsri ht .
Next Sunday Rev. Edward Trcunsen ‘0“ 9 “Dim
'5“ math: minute the EastAvsnus A wast. established olialld
Isthodlst church tn the morning. and “mg" ”h "We 0-“ ei-
st. Clhariss Benedict In the evening.
feelings of admiration for Captain Rein ”Pl! “ ill“ “or
bsall.ltase.and after he joined 00..
panyllitissatdhsbsgau toahusslr.
ovary and all comm
Ion“ shed for um “km" m min scldlerly clarity to. has siendlt
which Is to he prorated by?- (i. M foratim.’,hnt1ust before camp. when
ford. of Ssugalcck. Ir. Oranfard. uncommitted the captain lathe pran-
fstharcftbeyoungtnaawhowcathamot ladies, it was more thanhe
price. has oifersd to "hssgup"a prise mldnaadaad hsnadsprvparstiossto
forthlrwseb. sedan doubt it will hi havehtmsrrsstsdas soon as the son:-
wcrthythsbsstrlfortsofthseluhmstaa pat. got home. This la the reason
barstowluit. Thethrse highsrtam‘ unsolebss not returned. Es borrowed
miummrmme-Wu mcavyfrcrnsfriaad totals hiqutoftbe
ache in? m: w. Gown main sisusudstnlsnlsntlyintotowniatshat
seven per cant; i". tectonic. seventy- msyalghttnrrahasushis military cloth
two per seat. ssinrhiseivlllaa Ireland thea'tley low"
Tunisia cm sen. . slider. Thisnovnisghswssdrlvsn to
the congregation. Ira. E. L. lily,
usury of the Connecticut State
;. Junior Endeavor Union. W “M
the Junior rally of the convention,
dmeribingtheworkdvns hylualors of
attendees. Charisslt.8slnter..ir.,oi
mam. em I» win- noon
“aunties (limo end the Cote orhsstag,tbsaarrlsgaraaintooasettbs
vsetion.” Thesahstssesaf his remark heats sadneswrs‘cksd.twowbaslssad
was to are-elm tocarrr Mthswhldlstresbdagbmhunaudothar
moors. wuss-d W: “with damagssamtsinedbythevshlcle. The
{Mulelathshnm Dhliobiespuham afithoherasaoattaasd
=mlamlillmlhmdm apllorthisiasnsst. whsrshsoaseap-
WNW a We sundpcint and and. mm“... “Mtge". (lssrgsD.IeKey.ofhusth 1'th Weadhastdal an axpssn train Ocsan l‘irovs camp meeting this
altered mm to increase ummmWMasd hashrssghtsaitsgslmtkbwllaasrlha (chateaJrosswhsaeshswilleoiar- nursing.
“m ”lawman. mWIsKsyfiorsashssiatsdlrMIsst. Minimisation 1m mm.“ mm a,
, lWWh New? gummur’whflm ”flagrant sentry. figmrftgm W fer-stir ”a“, mm.“ .3 m in“.
a horas, attached to a two-seated
phaeton,brcsrnsfrightsesdsithsdspot
in eoethlisrwalk. Saturdsyatsnnoca.
aaddssbsdthrongh “seam and
uphontbliala nrastat afurieaa pass.
thnthssnistal stisnptvdtogsnnder
the bridge at thaw-him street
is
Al'ltxrlmeotm on Cleaned _
a e. W and mum Lulu, who will“ 3. sfiis‘d‘odbfif'omg'“¥
have been guests of Captain and an. ' ""1“ ’
faucet liiin'
”it
George S. Bathreturnsd to their homo 8! the eat. 0“"
in Hackeaaack, N. 1., today, U This wonderful um
cri'mw. .3?"
irving L Smith name asunder ltlt’icl‘mmi‘m‘l
0" ‘ m" mi “”3 b. will W
W‘W‘MW‘W “W in“ non new on no new.
Hoyt is taking his place.
one. yacht.
liar. a. J. Smith. In. mrm £3502 Willi . :5 a, ‘
andlracharlsslletcssstartedfnrthé ensig'norwal's.‘ ' III
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