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Baden. lla- LADIES E‘fdimmwd' will llnd our I'll cu sagwherat rltdhsyghav: ldba eptonhaud "fist-lid” ”Maw WuhlngtouanderM Bostonian. W“ ,..- with Wu, «,1 ”BOSS SS": llINCIlc’illltli mum J. D. JENNITIOB. Undertaker. ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, GLASS. ETII. E. E. Gorham ilornsr First too. and lists at. EAST NORWALK .g YOUR SAVINGS IN RELIABLE SIX PER CENT. SECURITIES sun rose urn, noose on mnnxrunn runoucu one sensor or Iuon I sou, «- whom I wannabes-stunt... ‘ ' Vigilant to give the America's cup com , of wind that went over the water probo- 'lnut would not bu ovorhuulod. ' half «mile or own- away from tho hauls min the... m... m... as. punts. com an: no... r. Take Place cameo-day and Wednesday. laalle’s runs Didn't no liar nan. ' tire Your. Aug. 91,—»The out formal trial rscehotween tho Doicnder and the mitten an opportunity to decide which boat should be named to defend the out was held outside of Sandy Book in tho samewaters that the cup race will take place in. but ended vary unsatisfactorily, for tho Defender withdrew, pad the root was given to the Vigilnut. The boats raced not only to give tho eouunittee a line on them, but also for n 0300 cup that John Jacob Astor oticrod to the winner of the majority of the races that the committee should order. 'l‘hnt lato say, that tho winner of two of the three trial feces—and three have now been decided upon—will got the cup The winncr of tho cup, however, will not necessarily be the defender of the America's cup. Ono bout might best the other three times straight, and yet the America’ s cup committoc will have slow lute power and discretion in picking the defender. The commit-too might decide from their observations during the crqu of the New York Yacht club to timeout ward and ignore those trial racesultogoth or if thoy so choose to do. Anyhow, tho committco must have bccn very much dis. satisfied with the race yesterday. It is generally lmlicvcd among tho yachtsmcn that the committl-o ordered these trial races in the hope that. they would see Defender in a good stlfl broom. if not a hard wind, a condition of things in which she had not yet bud the oppor tunity of displaying her power. The sour Breese Was Responsible. They (suns very near lmvlugtho dosirod view, but they were fortI-Itullcd by an ac cldont that prevented Dilliflidui' from real iy showing what she could do in a broom bly at the rate of 20 knots an hour. In Holmes, received a messsge fact, it was the very stiffness of tho breeze that brought dire injury to the flu koeied boat. The breeze stirred up her rigging! so muchuud played such havoc among it that it loosened it to a material extent up toward the masthead and caused such ‘ damage that the new boat had to with- draw or tukc a liberal chance at carrying away her topmost. it was afterward found out that the slackening up of the rigging was so extensive that the yat ht would not be able to compete in the second trial race. for a work. The committee having learn- ed on» fact, decided at the New York! Yacht clubhouse that tho next. two trial rum-s would take pluco on Tuesday and Wotiumduy of next week. As usual tho Defender wont ubout al- most. on sum as film had crossed the line. She sitsxi away on the port tuck, while the. \igilunt continucd on u long board. Tho ilofcnlicr, which had not attempted to misc any sail on her outer jihstuy, stoo .l on port Lu: k for n couplc of minutes and then went about tom orhuul Vlgilnnt. For sumo time it looked as though Vigl It seemed as tlmugh showus urtuuliy outllmltiug tho Dcfcutlcr. Defends-r Didn't Do Her Beat. it was plainly truc tlmt l'lch-Iuh-r did not got in hor ilnost work during ”to first six or sI-vou minutes of tlmf. tut-k, but whcusiuul'ul l'I‘llII_\'fil‘ITIl‘ down to busi- ness shu wr-nt up to the \"igiiuut's \viIui- wunl boom and nuilml lwr mupiIufiI-ully. When ”my IIuIIl aloud buck for tho .Icrsu‘y shuro. tlu- Iivfl-IulI-r was fully lIulf ll Iullo in tho It'lllT. llnlh ytu'hls lmulv tho oufvl' mark on this luck, tlw llofvutlcr Iminiug rigIIl uluug, us all" luul dour from tho. start. and rounding the mark at 1 hour 0 mluutvs and is m-rumls. Thou mum tho run lwforu- tlu- wiud homo. For uvurly bull tlur distance» tho \‘lgiiunt’n splmmkvrmul Ilw balloon jib topuuil, which lahl‘ TilliI sot. in common with tho llcioutlvr. tIl‘l‘W \'t-r_vbmlly, whilo tho lh-fmulcr‘s was iullull tho limo. AftI-r huii lIII'lTIrilllllt‘Il luul born mvvml. lIuw~ cvur, tho wind follu trillI- to the south- wunl, mul Vigiluut huIl tho brttor of it. it was too lute. lum-cvor. Uilllllllfl to u point. within a mllo of the finish lino. tho Dcfcmlrr huulml down her spinnaker and balloon jib topmll, running musldcrahly tn tho wmtwurd in doing so. ThI-u who made a roach for the home lino and got thorn at 2 hours i mluutcu and till moods. She turnml the Sandy Hook lightship all right. The Vigilaut pulled in bar opiuuukrr and blgoutor jibnta pol‘ht oomowhnt uoumr the line and made her rouudlngof tho lightuhip in pretty much tho slum-style as tho llofcndor. Tho DcfouIlor otmd uwuy on tho port tank for probably two minuton, but all of a sudden alto metal of! about and visual away for riuudy limit point. Itwtuntlycmnks not up u cry thut llofcuIlur was afraid. ’l‘horo was llll muluous guth-riug of wind clouds away down to tho southward, and the klokurs all said that llcfonIlI-r was afraid of II blow and for that muouu Itnll showed lu‘rsclf u ruuk qulilor. sustained Merl-nus Damage. it turnml out that tho critics, who worry of foot. did not know what they wore tnlk- ing nimut. as may lmvo boon tho rose is». fan». in truth. tho bout had really sus- taluotl u sorious Ilumngn in that. her upper rigging, as told ubovo, was so badly strutohml and lmltotwtl that if sho had boon forced into n sm-nml round of tho course when the wlml WM frlwhculng fromu 201mm. strength slm might. have ourriml away a topmost or a jibstay or tun or part of tlmstunding rigging, if not the mulnmnst itself. Holmr judgment. will wuvincc any mmmnblo pcrstm that the act of withdrawing tho boat at tho time she was taken out of the two who the re- auit of excellent judgment. In the meantime the Vigilsut went around the Scotland llghtohlp In first clam shape. but she had no sotmor begun her mound boat on the ten miles to windward than she took down horclub wpsall. A very few minutes after that little act of ssllorlrlng hcr jib was so completely torn into shreds by the blowing wind that the places were only fltto be sold to a rag men. The Vlgllhnt had seen by this time that the Defender ballad it. but her was mutter, llr. If. A. filer-d, was going over the ammo anyhow “And sno‘t‘i‘ssr it it. 5M Militia counsel for from titanic it. Williams. Mad Providence. which dated that the sender was alive and well. This is one of the woman whom Holmes is accused of having murdered in the CM ”80 Wild. When quaotlrmod in relation to the mat- ter. Mr. Shoemaker at first scorned reluct- ant to discuss it, but finally admitted that he had received such a dispatch. “We have concluded all shrug." said ho. “that Minnie Williams was alive " “Do you think the telegram is gen- uine?” was asked ”It may or may not be My opinion, however, is that it was sent by Minnie Williams. Holmes told me that he sup- poocs the girl has just arrived from Lon don and perhaps was induced to send the message by some of his friends. "It is more than likely that Minnie Williams sent the message frour Provi- dence and than hurriedly left the town. She has always had a ioular fondness for Beaten and has i try friends in that city. She may have been on hor way there when she toiogrsphed me. ” Whoa the message was shown to Holmes, he at once exhibited his feelings. “1 know my story that i did not kill the girl would be confirmed, " said the criminal as be brushed the tours from his eyes. “I am sorry. howovor, that she has made her- self no public by wiegraphiug. She might as Well how written." 'l‘bcu Holmes reiterated the statement that he has made so often—that the lost time he saw Minnie Williams was when he loft her at Toronto with the Pltzol chil- dron. u ._ Shows or. sevsulh‘vueuwiosr. 'l'loelr Boat Encountered Waves She Could Not Withstand. llurrsto, Aug. 21-—-By the capslzing of the small pleasure yacht Hung Brothers 7 mon of tho iii on board were drowned. 'i‘hut timrc was not a greater loss of life is due to tho neurones of a tug. A strong wind had been blowing. and when the open water of tho lake was noobotl just. near the city on the trip homowurti the ililifl“ craft- cucountcrcd waves she was ill able to withstand. There was no real danger, however, so long as tho boat was kept head on to the waves, but whou the turn was made to outer the harbor hcuvy seas struck her from the side. Boforc the boat had time to right herself from the blow of one of these an- othor swept ov or her, completely engulfing tho lmat and all on board. Following are the names of the missing: Frank Buggumun. married; Jacob Bau< mann, married; Henry Schindler. mar- ricd; Charles Fischer, Thomas I“. Can- non sluglc- fireman, mime unknown; stranger. nquo unknown. Most of the life preserve" on board wero Icons and easily grabbed by those whohnd tho ‘opwrtuuity. Tho skylight over the engine was floated of! as the boat sunk. and this was iii‘IthT by some of the men. Tvvo uu-u grabbed one life prescrver and wont down. A tug bupponcd to be passing nour tho sccno of tho uccidcnt and rest ucd four of tho men from the waves. Two members of tho iifo saving surtito wore also near, and thcy suurudrd in saving two half drowned members of tho excursion party. Thom: six wore all who were roscucd. JERSEY FOREST FIRES. The Plumes Are Traveling Fast. In the Vl- cinlty of Tom Ills-er. Tons RIVER. N. .l.. Aug, 21.-—-Thc for- est fin-s which started ilf'lll' this place on Suntluy uro spmulmg and now thrcutou curious loss. Thu fires were first scan about ilvo miles to the- northwest of this pint-o. 'l‘hvy buruml slowly on Sunduy and Monday, but Iulur :Igztrnng northwest wind sprung up, and the fire uttuiucd dnugumus pmwrtious. 'l‘hu ilunws \Vcro driven tumml tlm furms uluug ilu' Mun- chI-stI-rplkcmui thrcutoucd for hours to roach tlu- farm buildings and to dvstroy thcm. 'l‘hoiurtm'rsa. .‘lllIt‘lI by voluutwrs, fought the ilro all night. At times iIlII man worc working. 'l‘lu‘vv IllilllTl‘i‘iT workmi through out tho night in n-luys. Valuublo timber was buruoll during tlw night, but nothing could be dunc to euro it, us the cllorts of the fighters wu-ro cutiruly lIIl'I‘Cll‘lI toward saving tho, crop» and buildings. 'l‘hu wluIl finally shifted, and tho lluuu's worodrlvou tovvlml tho Lukcwmxl road, but not towunl tlu- village, ’l‘hoy nro still traveling in that dlrmtlou. if the wind holds, it will carry tho flames into the cr- tensivo cranberry bogs and nwumps. The swamps on: now dry und will burn if tho flrc roaches them. The timber land is dry as tinder, and tho flro tron-ls fast. Carla MAY. Aug. 21.——A forest fire cov- oriug 2200 norm of vnluublo tlmbor is burning lsItWoun Capo hiny Court House and Goshon. Tho rosldouoo and born of Goorgo liortou worn Ilostroyml by tho fire. The St. Louis Trials a Business. Surrumuvmu, Aug. 2|.-—-'l‘ho sloum triuluof tho Alum-iron lino ntcumor St. Louis nvvr u mousurml mum- In tho Eug- llsh clumuol won- » o-muplvto sucrose. 'l‘hc POIII'KI‘ was from Portland lllll to Start l’nlgn. IInIl buck. which is u distance of III-i knots. 'l'luI time in which the courao wusmvvml woo ri hours, if min- utoo and 1 around, which gin-a a umuu hpcctl Ill 22 il- 1" knoll. A ”linings of liver ero.ooo. Homo (neuron. V. .i., Aug. 2i.—-llx- port Edward Hulf'» mtstrt on tho mndI‘ tlonof tluvvilingcilumwcs us loft three months ago by \‘illugo 'l‘rcmutror and Col- lector Ruin-rt. A. llulliIluy shows tho short- agotobo am, Irma, giving tlmcrtroas- ursr tho lumoflt of all prolmblo clerical errors. Were ‘l'tseae Women incensed? llulttlso'mr, N. .i.. Aug. 2L-Mrs. Annlo Wright and Mrs. Julia Glboroon, young married women of this pm. horn disuppmrnl. 'i‘hoy wont rowing on the Delawnru last Friday and have not since been soon Tholr bout was found ilmting near Bristol. floaters Garment Workers myths. Boston, Aug. .ll.-At mnmtlngof Dis. triot Comm) No. 2, United Garment Workers of Amorlce. it was decided to close every shop In Boston this morning. At least 100 shops. employing l, 000 mule mid female «narratives. are affected Nasser iron-Item heath. ltoonrsnn, Aug. iii.«~i’nrfessor N. W. Benedict, a well known cdmaator to west- srn New York, to data. Sweet Caporal Little , Cigars for S cts. saw or nu. DEALERS. Gill 1 am here to sell Groceries. I ' I am here to sell good Groceries only. I am selling liilllllilllis “ cheap for cash. Flour, Washburn's or J oucs’, 84 75. Butter, best tub, 22c; Green’s Farms Creamery, 28c. Cottoline, 3 lb. pail, lb. pail. 9c. Lord, 3 lbs. 25c. Cheese. 13c. Pork, llc. Beans, 9c and We qt. Tomatoes. best. 7c. Domestic Sardines, 4c. Condensed Ililk, 8c. Salmon. 12c. 3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c. Lunch Baked Beans, do can. New goods in Crackers and Cakes of improved quality. Compare prices here. Country Eggs, 300 doz. Ginger Root. Home made pure Cider Vinegar. I propose to earn a reputation for good goods at lowest prices. LlIIlENZIl IIIIIBLE Beware of Ointment: for Catarrh that ' Contain Mercury. .as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely dcrange the whole sys- tem when entering it through the mucous sur- faces. such articles should never be used ex- cept on prescriptions from reputable physi- cians. as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's (Yatarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Chem-y d: (.70.. Toledo. 0.. contains no mer- cury. and is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. in buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. it is taken internal- ly. unll made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney a: Co. Testimonials free. 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