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Isidore Alexander Injured by a Pole on
the Wilson Point Road.
OTHEll AllllllIEllTS [III THE TllllLLEY
A
Conductor John Shea Severely Iniured by Com-
ing In Contact with n Plank in Meadow
Street—A Car on the Gregory Point
V Extension Damaged.
Isidore Alexander, a junk dealer of
70 Taylor avenue, was going to Retort
Point from South Norwalk on the 8:15
our, Saturday night, in‘eompany with »
his wife, son and daughter Jennie.
There being no room inside the car. Mr.
'Alexander was standing on the running
board. He had hold of two of the brass
“holders" at the side of the car. when
the conductor asked him whose fares he
had paid. In leaning out to point out
the members of his family, his head
came in contact with the first pole be-
tween the double tracks, just below
William Ryan’s residence on the Wilson
Point road. The thud was heard all
over the car. and the passengers were
considerably frightened when they saw
blood streaming from a big gash in Mr.
Alexander’s head, 0 ver .the left e5 0. H a
retained hishold until assistance came
to him. He was conscious all the time,
although very weak from the loss of
blood. His head was bandaged up, and
Conductor LaCrox's car, which was
coming up, was stopped. Mr. Alexan-
der was taken on board and carried to
the office in the Woodward avenue our
house, where Dr. W. C. Burke was coll-
ed to attend him. Later the ambulance
was summoned and Mr. Alexander was
taken home. Conductor ,Ed Benton
and Motorman Frank Hall were rail-
ning the car, but no blame could be at-
tached to them because of the accident.
While the same car was returning
from Roton Point, Contractor John
Shea, of Stuart avenue, a member
of the firm of Lathrop db Shea. was
standing on the running board, and was
struck in the thigh by a plank carelessly
placed alongside of the scwar. in
Meadow street to prevent people from
' falling into the excavation. The end of
the board projected almost across the
trolley rail. Mr. Shea came in contact
with the plank with such force that it
was thrown several feet, and a lighted
. lantern on one end of it went about ten
feet in the air. He received quite a
severe bruise.
James Foster, a conductor on the Gre-
gory Point extension, was thrown from
a car. Saturday afternoon. but receivcd
no injuries beyongn few bruises. The
car was rounding a curve near the Point.
on the return trip, while Mr. Foster was
collecting fares. He started to ring up
the register, when the car gave a sudden
lurch and the cord broke,causing him to
lose his balance‘and fall off backwards.
He struck upon his back in a mud
puddle.
A closed car on the Gregory Point ex.
tension was on its way to the Point.
Saturday night at 7 o'clock, when the
trolley arm slipped off at the corner of
First avonuc. The arm caught in the
next Work of wires, and was pulled off,
together with the entire apparatus on
top of tbecar, and hurled over into thc
salt meadow. Another car was sent for
and the disabled one was pushed to lin-
l’oint. Later it was taken to tho car
barn, where repairs wure made.
Stumlord Men Exhausted While in Swimming.
.Iohn Alphonso, of Stamford. accom-
partied by a party of l'ril-tnls.nailml to
lirogory's Point on a yacht. yesterday.
They anchored a short distance bclow
"the dock and went in bathing. Mr.
Alphonse aml three of his colnpanionn
swam ashore. and later nttcmpted lo
swim back to the yacht. The tide
cart-tut thorn over towards Calf l'iuuurn,
and they sow became exhausted trying
to swim against the current. They
called for help and were picked up by a
unlallboat manned by John Clone at it
two mmpanlons.
. Lineman Larllin Inium Ills Spine by I Fell.
Robert larltin, a Southern New
England Telephone company lineman,
fell a distance of thirty feet while climb-
ing npole near the Terry beef house.
Saturday afternoon. He landed on his
back and was rendered unconscious.
When be revived he complained of
injurieetohis spine. After awhile ho
min able to walk to his boarding house.
'l‘ho accidentvms caused by the man's
spurs slipping out of the spongy surface
of the pole. which was quite badly
MW. .Q..._.W
Isles Lilo m for Ills Wile.
mnefof Police Vollmer went to the
Soldiers” Home at Ker-own. Eatnrdny
afternoon. and arrested Andrew J. But-
tery on a charge of breach of the poem
and assault. mmltted Thursday. The
onuplainant is his wife, Charlotte 1..
flutteryr‘who does not live with hr
husband. but claims hounds pendionlly
i‘
autoimmune
REV. E. II. DUPUYBOING T0 CALIFORNIA.
lie Preacher Ills Laet-fdrmon to lite Brenton
congregation, and how‘llielllng In this City.
We learn from the Brocton, Massa'
ohussetts. Enterprise that Rev. E. H.
Dupuy, pastor pf the Franklin Method-
ist Olly—CS: of that place, formerly of
SoutikN walk.is about to leave that
church.
Mr. Dupuy has been pastor of the
church since April, 1894, and has made
a very large number of friends by his
earnestness and energy. During the
time that he has been there the church’
has successfully undertaken the greatest
work of its existence, the erection of a
fine now edifice. The manner in which
he has performed his work has called
forth only words of commendation, and
runny people outside the lines of lili-
church regret that be is about to lcavo.
the city.
His removal is caused by his health.
He is affected by pulmonary trouble,
which is aggravated by, the climate
there. For some time he has been cor-
responding with the church authorities
in California, and it is his present in-
tention to soon go to Los Angelos, in
that state. Yesterday was the last time
he will of‘llciate there, but he did not de-
livcr anything in the shape of a farewell
address, as it is usually understood.
This week he will visit relatives in
South Norwalk for a short time, and
will thengotoLos Angeles. It is pro—
bable that he will receive 'an appoint.-
meat in that conference after the next
meetingof the conference, which will be
in September.
WHERE HE WILL BE MADE TO MIND.
Incorrigible Tommy Gilbert Committed to the
State Reform School.
Tommy Gilbert, the tliirtccn-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gilbert, of
the Rocks road, is, according to all re
ports, a very bad boy. He does no
mind his parents, throws stones. stays
out late at night, steals from his moth.
er's pocket-book, reads dime novels. and
runs away from school. (in several oc~
casions complaints have been made
against him. and he has been arrested
three times. but each time his parents
have intorceded, and he has not been
punished. . » .
Last Saturday. however, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert decided that Tommy might
to be placed under restraint. Tin-y
sent for Constable Hunt to take charge
of him, but at the last moment their
hearts failed them and they again want-
ed Judge Hubbell. of the Town Court,
to give the youngster another trial. The
judge concluded that it would be better
for all concerned to send Tommy when»
he would be made to mind, and be ac-
cordingly committed him to the Stab-
Reforrn school at Mcridou.
The boy was taken there by Constable
Hunt this morning.
Soloist Ilyslop Rescues a Little Girl.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Huntington's excursion to Roton Point.
last Friday. was it little colored girl of
five or six years. She was playing on
the rocks near the pavilion, and although
warned to be careful, she slipped and
fell into the water. John llyslop. of
llanbury, the solo cornutist of the or-
cbcstra, saw the child's mishap. (falmly
removing his white duck vest and pull
out lent-her b‘lllit‘ti. he joinpcd into the
water and rcscucd the child. The upw-
tators Were enthusiastic in thcir praisc
of hisboroic act. but Mr. Ilyslop. with
his wolltt‘d llllllt'fll)’, took no crmlit unto
himself. but hurried totho butcl. win-n-
bc prucurcd a change of raimcnl.
Arrested for Fighting.
Timothy Crowley and l’ctcr liarry.
citizens of South Norwalk. had a light
in Water strcct. Saturday night. (llllccr
Pennington captured both men. but
hurry got away. After putting ( ‘rowlcy
in the lockup. tho oilicor went scouting
for Barry. and unmarried in capturing
him. but had considerable trouble in get-
ting him to tho hicknp. lie was charged
with drunkenness and assault on an
officer. This was afterward withdrawn
undone of breach of the peace lull?"
against cach man. They were cnch
fined ‘13.
hated the Sun's hm.
Miss ‘mma Da ton. who lites at the
rosidonoriaof i). 3W. Bradley. Wontmi.
Went to ltoton Point, Saturday. wililu
party of friends. They went in lmtbiug
and remained in the water for some
time. On Conductor Ceduey'utrollcy
car. on the way to Norwalk, Miss Day-
ton was taken sick. In Wall street she
was assisted from the car by Conductor
Edward Brennan and Charles natty,
and taken into Professor Brennan's
music store. Dr. A. ll. Baldwin was
summoned and meeorlbed for Miss Day-
ton. who was suffering from the effects
of the best. She recovered and was able
to drive home.
Three Fingers lined Open. .
Herbert Lincoln was blasting logs in
the Armory lot, Saturday afternoon.
whmapleoeofwwdstruckhimou the
head, ripping open three fingers of his
mMAplry‘lleionduI-edthe
jello m in SElllt'li
The Hour’s Romancer Hunts for His
Own Body in the Water.
nouns willed All ownn.
Arrayed in a Bathing Suit, Meples’ Bad Boy
Indicates the Succulent Clam on Nauvoc
island, Unmindlul of the Anguish lie
Was Causing Ills Friendson Shore.
The supposed drowning of a man a;
Gregory's l’oint, yesterday afternoon.
caused intense excitement alnong thv
several hundred people at the Point. I
continued several hours, or until lic
porter James W. Maples came rowinl.
up the harbor. clad in his bathing suit
midst of a crowd of volunteer searcher.-
who were peering into the water, try
ing to getaglimpse of the body, if ll
had not been carried out by the reced
ing tide.
The Hour man made inquiries as tt
the cause of the gathering, and scouting
a goal story for his paper, joined in tin
search. It was a fruitless one, however.
and the searching party‘returncd t.
the pavilion, while Jimmy wont to tln
bathing house where he had left his
clothing some hours before. He foam.
that the door had been forced open, am.
his clothing removed. Visions of o rob-
bery and another “scoop" rose befon
his eyes, but-the romance of the affair
was knocked into smitherecns when it
dawned upon him that he was the vie
tim of all these unusual proceedings.
He immediately went to the superin-
tendent ofthe both houses and stated
his case. The man looked at him with
a queer smile and said:‘
“Your clothes, watch, spectacles and
$1.65 in money. with keys and other
articles can be found at the Mike."
Thithcr wont Jimmy. rcjr‘ncing to
learn that he was only a supposed
drowned man, not one in reality. and
had been assistingin the search for lllr
own corpse. Jimmy quickly tank his
wearing apparel and sought refuge in a
bathing house to dress. while the word
was passed around that the "dead man"
had turned up very much alive.
The facts are that the day was 'so an-
bearably hot that Jimmy botmk bitu-
5011' to the 'oint fora dip in the water.
it was about 2 o’clock and the tide was
fast ebbing, but the hero of many an-
other romauce hustled into the want
and kicked and splashed to his lll‘lll‘l'.\
content. Presently (:corgc (.‘ram,'wllo
in camping at Nauvoo Island with a
party of friends, rowed along and
Jimmy got intothc boat. lie was in»
vltcd to accompany his friend Cram bacl.
to the island. and without giving his
clothing a thought, he aeccptwl, and
was soon skimming over the waters blue
Arriving at theirdcstination. thcy found
a chunbulte in progn-ss, and soon
Jimmy \vas masticating the somatic!"
clam. with no thought of thc anguish in-
was causing his friends back at tin-
Point.
After all thc bathcrs had come out of
the water, and the bathing master was
gathering up the suits and towels, lic
came to No. 'Jtl. lie found the door
Ioekcd and llw. Ircy was missing. It was
decided to brcak-opcn the door, which
revealed the clothing. 'l‘hcrc was nulli-
ing in thc pockcls to lIllll(‘IllI' the idea-
lity of the missing aunt. and the stur)‘
of tlic finding of lbc clothing quickly
spread. chcrill llcwspalwr H‘Plll‘ltil'.‘
\vcrc prcscnt, including a brother ic-
[mt-tor of Mr. Maplt-s' paper, wbowrntc
up the ”drowning" in all its burrowing
details. 'l‘hcy bad all left the Point.
when Jimmy madc. his amwamncc, and
did not knowof thc part he playcd in
the story until late in thc evening.
-..w....‘. .wwm.~w. m... -m
A llslusblo Engraving for Mr. Soileeh'e History.
ltcv. C. M. Hollcck rcccived word, la~t
Haturday. lhattitcrc had bccn shipped
to him a plate for an cngraving of War-
rcncottugchnll.m| Mliunt lda. which
thomcmlwrsoflhc family Wulllll con-
nidoragrcal foyer if llc Wulllll add to
his history of Norwnlit. The Wart-cue
originally chute from lloton Hill. and
have Inmomca family of grcat Wealth.
The plate was lu-nt to Mr. Scllcck an a
present. and bin line spcclmon of work
that will print a beautiful and clear cut
picture.
Lillie a"... Baldwin nine“... . Full.
Bath Baldwin, aged seven years.
daughter of Dr. A. ll. Baldwin. was in
the back yard of her homo, ycstcrday
afternoon, whcn she fell from a sluno
wall into Street (.knmnisnioncr Kellogg‘s
yard. Unable tonriso, she was finally
helped by Ir; Kcllogg. She wag
somcwh stunn'd by the fall and con
slderably bruise]. Her mother carried
were attended to.
tint on Third mum emu.
denizens of the Republicans of the
First and Third Voting districts wilt-lie
held in the Town ileum. Friday night.
toeleotdeleptou to the various convert:
im_ 3 .
and stepped out upon the beach in the,
runs cm FOLKS.
w
The Going and Coming of Norwullt People and
Their Friends.
Mrs. J. N. Dudmun and children, of
New Haven, are visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah P. ‘Keeler, of -l~l
bravo street. The wife of Captain
”jeorge H. Hill, of New York, and Mrs.
Sidney I). Kelsey, of Townsend avenue,
New Haven, were the guests of Mrs.
Keeler on Wednesday.
Conductor Milton Clark and 'Motor-
Strcet Railway Tine, left town today for
Portland. Maine, llnd an extended trip
in that vicinity. They go to Fall River,
"0 Boston, and thence to Portland by
boat. ‘
Mrs. Herschel Main, of Washington,
D. (3., recording sécretary general of the
National society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, and her daught-
er are guests at the Congregational par-
Kansas. are guests, of (IX-Councilman .l.
A. Slater,‘of Seymour place. hinjli'v'id
Mrs. l‘hsnjamin Kilboruo, of New nut.
on,s1xmtSnnduy With Mr. Slater and
family. '
Mrs. H. J. Simone, of Utica, N. Y.
arrived in Soptb Norwalk last Saturday
from Maine, and is visiting her sister.
Airs. William R. Thompson, ill South
Main street. ' ‘
Miss Alice Lyman. of Talcottvilh ,
Miss Lillie Burnham, of Berlin, and
Aaron Hall, of Kensington, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Graves. of Marshall
street.
Walter L. Wilcox, of Unicord street,
has been entertaining President Wil-
liam Grubb. of the Reliance Insurancc
company, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hanna Phillips and daughter. of
Bridgeport, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ileury-Matheis, of High street,
Xorwa'lk. ‘
William Taylor, of Sturtovant‘s Bar-
gain }iouso, is spending a week’s vars»
tion with his sister at Savln Rock, New
Haven. ‘
Attorney Levi Warner joined his wife,
last Wenk, in (lreat Harrington. whore
they will spend the month of August.
Mrs. A. D. Smith :and daughter
Mamie, of New ilavon. are at the
Stools residence in ilarbor avcnuo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N.
Danbury. have been the guests of liov.
and Mn. ll. N. Dunning.
Mrs. Ii. Ferguson and childrcu. of
lh-mddyn. are gin-sis of George W.
Straits. of Harbor avenue. ~
Eugene and (ll'til'll Seville. of New
Jersey. spent Sunday with Sylvestrr
Bottom, of Lowc street.
Mr. and Mrs. M. ;\. (lrillin. of Bay-
view avenue, are entertaining Miss .\1.
ll. llcan, of Brooklyn.
Miss Anna llil-kcrman, of High
strcct. South Norwalk, exports to lcavo
town today for Krill.
l'lvcritt lmwndcs. of South Main
stl‘cct. has been entertaining William
(icig. of .‘ililwaukcc. '
(‘onductor Harry liiclmmnd. of I11"
Norwnlk Slrcct ltmlway linc. is taking
his annual \‘lll-lllllill.
Miss Annie Hall, of Now York. spt-nl
Sunday with Miss l’lorcncc Iii-own. at
tho l‘ity llolcl.
Miss August: 'l‘rtM'bridgn, of lirooh-
lyu. is u gucst‘ol’ Miss lb-lcn ll. ('urlis,
if l‘ninn l‘ark.
Miss lI‘lorcucu liiisowski. of Main
street, Norwallt. is \isiting her sister in
Now York city.
Mrs. William S. Hmilh and daugblcr
Marion. of ('rcsccnt 'l'crracc, are in
liungor, Maine.
Misslirlwc lionncl. of I'llizabctb. N.
.I., is visiting Miss [lulu lioum-ll, of
Trinity place.
iiryon C. Mead. of New Haven. spent
Sunday at his former home in South
Norwnlk.
Mrs. i". ll. Lawton and family. of
Iiimwuod avcnuc. spent Sunday in
Stratford.
Matron I’holps. of the (loullty llonic.
returnmlfrmn In'r vacation last Satan
day night.
Mrs. J. H. Shwum. of New Haven. is
ugliest of Mrs. llt‘l'llill‘ll lilciiovorn, of
Him slrccl. ,
lilrn. timirgo Al. Holmes and Miss
(.Iracc Seymour. of Norwalk, arc at
lildgcllcltl.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. '1'. Sllclllold. of Not-
wnllr. are at Mnmanasco Farm, ltidgc-
llfllil.
Iluvid F. llnnt. .it‘.. will shut lollies.
row for Yorktown. N. l’.. to symnd a
Wt‘t'k.
H. W. iltxlwcli, of tile l'ity National
hot-into the house. where her injuries.
bank. in takinga two wcclts’ vacation.
Alfred Peach, of llanbury, is visiting
Miss Ella Nickerson. of Chapel street.
Miss, Clara Kellnss. of floater avenue.
I will npeml this Week at Uccall (lrovo.
John Solmnon, of (loot-gin. inn guest
of Elias (,lunownki. of Norwalk.
Miss Mary tiniehcstcr. of West avo-
noc. is in the White Mountains.
lites Ada Knapp. M D!!! Wt hill
telnet-lilac “W2 ‘ . . ,
nan Fred W. Andrews, of the Norwalk,
lounge in East avenue. .,.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Baldwin, of”
beach, 1 f.
scorn“*“nonwsnr.cosmos DAY. lion: n14“.f.>;i§96.’ '
illllNliSli or sun
Breezes oi the Sound.
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REGENT ARRIVALS AT BELL {ISLAND
Winners oI Saturday’s Athletic Contests at the
Seaside~Memhers ol the Old Maids' Club.
Have a Sail on the Soundu—The Yacht _ '
Club Dance,
The athletic contests of the ‘icll
Island Boys' League. Saturday aftcr~
noon, wore witnessed by a large number
of people. They were very interesting.
the boys. who have been nndc'r the in-
of South Norwalk, the past nmntli, ac-
quittlng themselves very creditably.
There were about twenty entries in the
various events. The first prize. aLcaguc
'ball, was won by James Jarboe. of
Brnoklyn, who scored ltili'L. points;
second. pair of dumb-bells aml bat.
Stuart ( Henson, of l’assaic, lt.’»l '._‘. points;
third, but, Howard Moore, of Branch-
vill, 12:: points. The tub race was“ won
by Dick l‘ollwmus. The judges wcrc
lit-v. Mr. Moore, of Yale, and Otto
(.irmnbio; timers, ltodncy llurritt and
Ed. Fay; stun-or, William Jamcs, .lr.:
starter, Professor lloydrit-k.
The young ladies gave a dance at_ The
Knob, Saturday night, and scourcd Mr.
Weidcnboimcr to play. The. young llll'n,
for once at lcast, danccd without paying
the fiddler. and they sccmcd to be very
happy over it, for despite the boat they
gallantly partnered their fair entertain-
ers until nearly midnight.
Professor A. M.,Hcydrick, who has
bt‘dlll at lit-ll Island during the summer,
will leave there tomorrow for [,itica, N.
Y., to spcnd a month at tho Sumner
Physical Training school. He will rc-
turn to South Norwalk to resunu- his
duties in the public schools the first
week in September.
The Elephant club picniclo-d at Butts
Island, yesterday. They went down lo
the island. forty-eight in number, and
several thousand pounds in coinbinod
weight. The lightest man in the party
\Vciglicd 2m» [)(lllllllS. .\ bigbake was
St‘l‘VCll. and all t,‘llj|i_\'l‘tl the eating im-
lllil‘llSt‘ly.
'l‘hirtccn nuuubors of the (lid Maids‘
clubenjoyod a Saturday afternoon sail
on the stoma launch l’oarl. .v\ftcrcrui:~'-
ing about lllc Sound awbllc tllcy trin-d
tomakc a landing at Shippan I’uinl,
which tin-y Illll aftcr some dilliculty in
getting ashore, and finally had to climb
the splice.
.\ musical aml reception was givcn in
the Wells cottage at Pine Lcdgc. Satur-
day night. in honor of guests from the
West and New York city. l’rol‘cssor
Smytlic's lioton Point orchestra rcmll 1'-
ed a dcligblful programme, and an clab-
omtl: suppcr was sorvcrl.
There was no wind Saturday after-
lllmll, and in conscqucucc the races ar-
ranged by lllc Nol'walk Yacht club Were
not bcld. Some. of tho ml-mbcrs ol' the
club amt tbcir fricmls had saplier at the
club house at 5 o‘clock in tho cvcnlng. '
Edmund 7.clull', William liusn, Plan'—
cIn-c llnut. liay (thruster-ll and llmvard
Zullull' startml last Saturday al'lcrumn
in lhcyacbl‘ "l“lorcnco li.," on a two
u'ccks' cruise. Tbcy left. New lnnnbnl
this morning.
'l‘llc platinum-r and clerical Tum-of
lbn Norwulk lunt‘ollicc, Willi Sim licitli
as Itlztfll’lllllflll'l‘. will clijoy a tilllil‘t‘ illl.‘
not at (ircgory's l’oint. tonight.
l'oinis Home of [mlustryy New York.
has arrived at link cottagc, Ilcll island.
for tho lllolltll of August. .
The boys of St. Andrew's choir. of
Stamford. who have bccn camping at
Iioll Island. rcturncd home Saturday.
Misslinwc Wcist. of licll Island. ad-
drum-d a (.‘br'ealan I'Indcavor tin-cling
in Stalliford. Sunday.
The Nonvulkfll'llllht club will givc its
H.‘illll-lll0lllllly dama- tonight.
amncl .I. Milli-r libillamlly of (Ian-
nons, are at llickory ”hill.
The yacht Mabel will leave Newport
for'hmnc, today.
McNamara Arrested lot Embezzlement.
John McNamara. or Manir, as be
has called himself since be room to
South Norwnlk, was arrcslcd by Captain
of Police (,ilzulntonc. Saturday aflr-rmmn.
lie is charged with embezzling $5 from
tioorgc Edwards. of Wnppinger Falls.
Duchess courtly. N. Y., who is manager
for the installment agency in V. A. Sc...
field's block, North Main ntrtwt. McN air
lumber-n in similar scrapes before, and
instantly served a term in Jail. lie plead.
ed guilty in the Town court this morn-
ing. and Judge Fmt motenced hint to
. manage. . ,
straction of Professor A. M. llcydrick. .
AFTERNOON. DISPATCHES
Victims of a Runaway Trolley Car.
li-lpeclnl to The Sentinel.)
Common. Pm, August ill—The death
list, caused by the runaway trolley car,
new numbers seven. The latest deaths
are Miss Elsie Fitzgerald and William
.lletzgor. (if the injured, fifteen are
badly hurt. I
Two Thousand People Creel Bryan.
(Simulal to 'I‘hc Scutincl.)
CONWAY. libio, August lbw] wn
thousand people greeted liryan at lizfdi
lllinmorning.
Baroness Tennyson Dead.
(Stu-(dill to The Ht-niilln‘lJ
lmxtios,.\ugust Ill.» Baromrss Tcnny-
sou. widow of the p wt, died in tild—
wortb today. _ 3 ‘ in
Six Died of the Heat.
(Sow-la] to the Sentinel.)
NEW Yonk‘, August. ill—Six died from
the boat during the night.
A SCHEME THAT DIDN'T PAY.
The Trials of Mr. Policy in Trying to Establish
a Cheap Lodging House.
liarnoy l’olley. who has been occupy—
ing thc upper part of Max Baratz's
house in Ilny strand. has given up his
cheap lodging house solicilie, owing to
a Sl‘l‘lf‘rl ol' misfortunes that have attend-
cd the enterprise. ’5
Last Wednesday he wont to tho. depot.
whcrc ho was accostcd by two Well ap—
pearing strangers. who wore pcrfcctly
willing to board at a. cheap place. Mr.
i’ollcy took them ironic. gave them a
line supper. bedroom and breakfast the
next limruing. The. men gave an order
for dinner. and their tendered Mrs.
Polle‘iy a $30 bill to pay for What thcy
bad alrcadybad. Sin: had‘ no cbangc,
and was willing [a wait. The men
thumb-parted. and have not since re-
turned.
Saturday Mr. Policy thought he
would dress up. Going to the closet be
found that his two best suits of clothcs
were missing, and his silver watch.
valued at $35. was also gone. He thinks
they “‘CIIC the same time the two board-
crs did. . “
To cap the climax Mr. liaratz has dc-
cided in: door: not want it lodging house
in his building. and Mr. Policy has lit-evil
obligcdto give up the house. and Ti.
Harris has takcn the apartments. There
is no truth in rumors about South Nor-
walk that Mr. Policy is to have Mr.
liaratz arrcstml for breach of contract.
as bulli the parties are sati:~llod.
HEAR!) FROM NORWALK PULPITS.
Sunday Services in the Various Churches. Yes‘ I
terday, Were of Deep Interest.
liev. I). M. Howard prom-bod an ox-
ccllcut sermon in the South Norwalk
Umgrcgalional church. yesterday morn
,.I;Lv-»b .il. .
Two Chili ‘
DIED.
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Locnwooo .n..;..’l.‘..'.."n7o';ekwooa.
yoursnudrzirioritlmat his hang 1
Mini street. Past horIaIk. ‘ » ,
Tunisian afternoon at ro'cloek.‘ 9.
muse. ‘
l,.,.!l!luinun?"
VANTFJ .1 . t If Ila w
manm at y arrive orre . '
llsiicol llilllrit.’ tr l" mu ctl b, ‘
III" iii.) wo-vkiy
uncut. heft-r . m. in lose so 4;
«lainpwl cnvcloym. H. H. liens. PM 3
on; Dear!» rrn sir-wt. t'blcago. nip
‘ TAN'I‘ivilimActiyu awn ‘(Iumvl Md
ablnamlwlilmg in mm lame my ,
..,.i..',..)..l ”Wimmity for bright men who
Willing to work Inml for tho next. film 1
months. [fuller .i‘ Alger. how Haven. (ton
' “My.
‘Vnn‘rso. flnlwl‘ Workers. Wlmflmm
nrmtrimwrs. bimlcrsdwmunllive nee
Htmt'fllul's. slc-cl elilnihc-rn. flood [
steady Work. tinll on uratldress (.i I) dilute
New Camera. t‘unn. 'a em
“W... ...__~...~ ,
VANTl'Illn-Men n. unlu‘nmon. must
‘ afraid nfwurk. t'n-viuns crrperlctinl'a;At
in~.‘:~t"“ll.‘il. Sniarynml coi’rntnisslont Apply
person. The singer Mfr. I: .. “a- loaf .
“WWI; L. I) sit ,M l .
TO LET. ' - —.
m
' ‘U I.E‘.’I‘.——lloose [six rooms all also. but
l “'1" of ground. drillilluli. NW? ‘
at. once. l'ivc mimltcs' walk from It -omm' .
up: inquire Frederick Trtudcr. hackem ‘
.. .- , are ‘
To l.t‘.’l‘. "l‘aw turnalml moms suitable
for two w-nilvlttf‘lr or gentleman and
lmlvzaisu tifit'w'r'nllll llonr. Appy It:.G.A.
ii .iilmtlm-k. '5: Urcinml sin-ct. Norw 24ml
’ () LET. r-l’ial. til Suuth Mains rost.‘
impn drown!~ : r. rmims. la'nt m5. . ‘
limo-r llnnl‘, ,\'.. .'. liver; street: 4 rmmn:
an... n..p..g{|...r, x... rotary street: rout
-'\\' ' I‘m-Imm-ln l .il Hfl"(‘. AmnIy Hr address
ii. loongs. i: Tim-t avennc. East Norwnlk
as to It ll; 11.18
V In I.i2'l’. A»! .or 2' mm apartmcn
nod and fllli'rl ilm‘rl’. rear. .
i'l‘unf :tfml‘flllr'ii‘. liiir-l i-Inr)‘. rent 37 to”. ‘
“mill-awn» vwry W m. Illlll~ Izghted and
Method. Swulzt t'vri~-tr l-l-u‘k. 7‘! until“
it hind-uh. wlt’m-f. Android \I’ellt‘is‘rarCo.
pmmg x: \ia—llmgtnn —trc»t. ” d8
. . _ __ .
'l‘t) I’in'l' v'l'wv: t'v-rv tlosimblc cottages-5‘ In .
l.lt'tfi$:rl:vll Place. at a mlnction in rent.
llvnt .rn- unnl Septvmlmr ht. ltmalreof Tayo .
ltll‘ J. lilil'lvfl, M 1W
“'0 l.l-ZT~.\'v«v-onil il'r’ir. e lla 0rd plane. 5 .
‘ lama-l. rum 43.2: int lbnr. 5 moms. “to i
5-. ;lb liam NIN'QT. root in: third limit. .70 V
l‘--'lil’l .vfnin nII’W-f. rent P from September
I, lint :lmrm r-wus. r! if and a rent
ibi. Will) i nprntelm-nts’. ' L. Woodward. .3
'1“) l.l';'l‘.—lim-:ni in rent. Apartments cl f
Main -lrc>*t. threw. four or six nmm’
apartments at low prices. Apply to Georgia II. 2
Raymond. oi Harriet rtro-"t. for key. not! 6
l
.
' ‘0 .l.I-:T.~(.Tntuig» and wash housemneacro
land. or your only. no a nmnthmear Bo-
woylon station. Address lmx 2. ltowuytl
Conn. lmmlr'ustatinnagent. . .I 151!
_ . . . W. . .. . a
'1‘0 LlZT.— her mini nmnme
. 'sv'x'r‘vllll floor. rear. all Wash
WImdelfH‘W'IV rumblinllslight
ml : fnnr r- mm amrtmwntsdmnt tundra!
low is arty .t U-l’twtt block. 7:- and 8t.
lrIL’l‘a'lI’l‘ rein-I. rr-nl $7 and $9. ApplvOlD
(in VATL lie. .1] 1K
‘lfi r‘ mm curing» on I tintertl avenue. A; - T
5 ply totiiilri‘l‘iil: . CLARKE Quintafi‘
.\ ‘v'l'Illl0.
'l‘ ZV-r. 129 iiarlwr flWmilt'. Norwalk - .
1‘ punnszri'h::3,~.r.rtvr.rmt iezalm Big
numb, clt‘,’ w:zlcr._rcnl 53. Form April] I
r...m.~.ar ,‘m. it! Slain -lf'r‘~‘f. Surwhlchnté. -
.‘tmy'tu lubrii )llmDY. unmet avenue.
,. .. '.\'.l ~. din tI
FOR SALE. " T
in air! I itiltliflg’n Elvavenuo.
1' Si-rirzgv.m»l l‘l-a ml. Prim 560..
t. m, Agcnt. 5‘ lilth . 'umlk.(:onn.
“film
you SALE. by china-t. Sum": tobac—
.- amt. at “all strm-t. the «lam lest he
ulnar an tin-city.
FOB sail F
In l‘I
.t ‘k f. If the filmmmck. jlitll
pint; Alida—1'. S. Flags. maple of alumina! - . .
lemma. afar-6 rillf'lll'wl in by ntrurhine ‘ .3;
lug. Although ln- has l'lllnh‘l'll the eighty-l
fifth anniversary of his birthday, “13;
Howard retains tbc l'ort'c and t‘lllllllt‘llL'I‘!
that has always (‘lllll‘tll‘ll'l‘l‘ail‘ll his!
prom-hing. 'l‘lic discourse ho pmichul
occasion, was a limit scholarly one. in .
the owning llt'Y. W. l). Hart. of Wilton.
'l’lttlli't'l'l'tl an able. solution. The Work of
tilcclluit'was cxccptionally wcll donc.
Mrs. 'l'. .\. lluramlconducted lbcyoullg.
people's llu'l'llllg. A Iill'lI‘I-l‘llt‘ (‘nlttpus-l
mlol Misscs liyxbcc and Wyman and
Messrs. Ul'lfl'l'rl and l'unzclt rmnlcml
sperm] nnlsic.
ltcv. l". V. Atkinson. of ltowayton.
pl'vlu‘lll-tl :ll lln! li‘il'sp Ml’etllmlist l‘iplscw
Miss l’illkucy, principal of the FIT" tratcll scrmon in tile Ilillllt'l scrim. 'l'lu-
pal church. ycstcrday morning. to a
llzll‘gt: cougrcgalion, considcring rbc op—v
iprcssivc wcallu-r. 'l'bo scrotum was an
lcxwl’lcntono. in the owning ltcv. .\.
'S. Kavanagb prcacln-d rho closing illus-
l
congregation was large. and tbc scrruun.>
wasoncot' lhc best. in thc intcrcstlngl
course. A. H. (iibson presidcil at tllc
organ. and tho choir was augmcntcd by"
Mrs. Paul Nash. of Stamford. Miss
lmm Taylor sulmtitntcd for Mrs. lions.
' An culircly new setting of tho “t’llt r-
al tuilll'osslou. lmrd's mayor and versi-
clcs. was sung by the surpllt-od choir at
the (.‘bapcl of Hui“ lloly Saviour,last
cvcning. ’l‘hc niuslc also included prow-
clonal, "RI‘jllll'l‘ yo Poor in lll‘itli’,‘
Mcssitcr; Trinity l’sallor, first selection:
anthem, "I am Alpha." and “Hanctus.”
Slaincr. with soprano solo by Wilbur
llyingtrm and bass solo by John W.
Wchlc. and tcccssionnl. "Light's Atomic,
Imperial Salcm.” Smart.
l‘cstcrday, at the Nurwnlk Congrega-
tional church. ltov. T. K. Noble prcacb-
od ill the morning upon “The Wages of
Sin," from Itomum vi.. 3:5. in lhecv-
cning Rev. James C. firogory. of Bing
bum, Maine. gave an interesting nddrcn
upon “tilistaclcs in Christian Living."
The brush: by the choir was particularly
inspiring.
Lightning Innis a Water loin. i
'llnrmg the thunder slmwcrdnnt night, i
ightning struck the middle of the road l
in fault of Henry ”(illiilill'lfllslm on
Mrlple street hill. bursting the water
ycslcrday. pro-parcul cspct-inlly for the I
‘ lmnmlnllu nw: lll'rfi built a! this [dam and
.hcemntm and .
.ttbl ”ll [be Wurk lion». in ”be! Mat and m ,. r in
~ .balanflal manor-r. hnutll .‘e'omlk Hurd- -.
Wan-IV-mmny. ‘~ In“!
lgltiliSATJIw 'nlllml'm S-t-Iylllzh [more ,
1::th ll'll Ilvw'. milir.tl:frl~l fu stall-l MI The!
[.;’.-“Hrn t” lin- .‘vlllihrl' llo'll. In In! "OI fl. '
«logic pow hum trinlnwl ml Wc y-ctrflv'lllflrl ‘
.bv its in b- wb 'l" r lip tr:»'li~«-lri|rt|trot'el
villi »i.lv'iwl'i'. h with N‘rrib'dtle' Iinruiwamd‘o.
L “ti-ilt'll Mail: ~lfv'v’T.
lgiliit 'ruIJ-i. "Hm ny-tcr stmtucr ”(.‘nrrlo . ‘
b. ’ h-nglfi ole-r all. In I-u-f: lmtm. M :
lt‘l'fl-ll‘illf. in metro»: In mutt-lute order for " "
”curly new. A-bltvum lb. W.
‘ thrush-ck. Smith
Miranda. Luna.
ml If
Full HALE. “Tln- owl and «hm- buelmum of
i‘. ll. Harv-'3‘. lnr billing "l'iilu affli‘k All“
livi‘il‘rw .illll l alwvn’ ~-r-~n'. “ill free will, Y9"
V'lit’llll ll mtltllll nnnv. Apply at tile «firm.
m
For: sins. Building M (Irwin. on ma
all-flit", Illiwl -l:'~ii.’|lrld‘ lot on tlmavenno.
-\l'i'll in tartar .'.- unison. up"
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LOST.
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llr‘l’ l'..tl.l.‘;:l rt, '..l,...i..n,,“m, art
In! bray: ct llfnlrl' will i... mmmgm by
n'itilll'.’ “.Lllln.” IL] ...."ii.-..- A 1'
NOTICE!
Wander-mi from \‘uhrtnra lIiII. Martian:
pntnauml :ilmlif am ll'vl'.L!'ilj'lli|Tf airman!
ill idm' ll 'lllll'l whirl“. hi.“ (- I’Jlll‘t Iltlli M?“ 't“.
inll ‘ Luff ball-l ulTne-ar lin- Wrist. Any infor-
mhtmn Hf lllN lblll'l’v‘lglirtilti ISHIT It? lllllfll‘lllll)‘ ‘
rm-nwl. .lIr‘ ‘ibnmau I'mmhllut. Milli!
ll'ul‘le'. ‘fmril‘nrll. MU It
"m. are me sonnet.
Michael Collins Injured little Wheeling M
at Raymond Irolhen’ Deck.
Michael I‘nllins, of l-Zly avenue, em-
ployed by Raymond Brothers. was en-
gngcd. this morning, trnmlling wleel
barrow loads of sand along the runway.
frrmi the schoolnr Iielty to a bin on
the dock.
About l l o'clm-km'hvn be was half way
along the runway, a load of stand over- or
balanced. mud in try ng to prevent it
toppling over. he stamp d backward and
fell off, a distance of about twenty feet.
.‘lrl‘nllilis lauds-d t It hilt freehand VII
terribly brulwl. min-r Wurtrmen car-
ricrl him to the engineer's rampant! ‘
ilr. W17. Iinrlrn were "unmanned. He
will for the ambulmm- and had Afr.
I'nllins l‘tflllflvf‘ll to tho,- hospital. .
Found a Tramp in the Ilene.
A light was own to flashJ-laturtlny '
night. in Willis Wunltvartfn mm L
in West avenue. James Humphrey held
William l'hichcnler made an investign»
tion and {mud a trump on the W,
flair. rnnlriannwslf mulch-M010!
the night. .y hustled him uremia;
Norwalk Chronicler