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She Sets 31111 For Newport WIIIla
Party of Bridgeporiers' Aboard.
RUMORS OT EOROERY OERIEO.
Papers to Which Captain Day Appendad ills
Signature Wm Not In Force ailhe Time
oi the SeizuroeColleclor Goddard
Recommends Iloduding 1he Finn.
' Rumors to the effect that CaptaiI
Charles B. Day. of the 41111311111311.1111
committed forgery in signing the yacht’s
are pronounced
untrue by Collector Goddard, of the
Bridgeport Customs House. The papers
on which Captain Day wrote his name
were some of the yacht's old papers and
were not' in force at the time of the
seizure on Wednesday, as the yacht
was sold in J and by Dr. Willard Parker
The bill of sale was wool-d-
commission papch.
to his son.
ed at the New York Customs House,
but the new owner, Willard Parker, Jr.,
failed to take out papers.
Captain Day says he spoke to Mr.
’arkor a number of times about the
matter, but he neglected to attend to it.
saying he thought a man ought to be
able to take 1'. few friends out, for a sail
in his own boat occasionally, without
any interference on the part of govern-
ment ofllciuls. Complaint was made,
however, to the oilicials in Bridgeport.
and in consequence of these complaints
seizure of .the yacht was ordered on
Wednesday.
After investigating the ail‘air, (Yol-
lector Goddard wrote to the Treasury
Department,
fine of $150 be reduced, as he did not
believe that the owners had intention-
ally violated the law. He also asked
for the ruling of the department 0’11 the
recommending that the
question as to whether the owner of a.
yacht may charter it to a private party
without a license for carrying passeng-
ers‘. The decision of the department on
this point will be of great importance to
yacht owners.
Collector Goddard ordered the “Re-
gina" released yesterday, and today she
sailed for Newport, with Dr. Wright
and party, of Bridgeport on board
PREPARING ROR RR EXTENSIVE BUSINESS.
Tile Rowland Company Will Erect a Largr
Building on its Dock Property.
The H. Rowland company. oyster
dealers, are making preparations for
quite an extensive busiue'ss at their dock
on the Washington street bridge.
The dock is being rclnid. preparatory
to the erection of a large building which
will cover their entire ground. and from
which all their shipping will be done.
Hitherto. Mr. Rowland‘s stock has
been carried to New York on the steauu'r
1"lilcdcu.“ but now he intends to use his
steatiiboat. for dredging merely. and
make all shipmentsby ' ay of the freight
bouts fi'boni South Norwulk.
The establishment of such a plulii
will add materially to the business Ill1
forests iii the place. and be 11 marked
improvement in llicuppcarxuice of the
Washington street bridge 1114,1111”.
ORAOIIIO MILL IIILL
.39.“... . ....—
ilooliy Digging Encounimdl by the Ian and
TGIMI Employed on the Work.
The uortherly 1141.111: 111111 11111 11.11.... .1111. 14111111'11111111 7th with "A11 “11111111111
at grade forfwotlnrda of the distance .811111111111“
'lodny forty men and 1111.1le1 teamo are
working at the lower end of the hill.
T14 very rocky and thediggingisliard.
making it the wiighest job yet coconut»
cn-d. The water and gas llllilillI are. be.
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'Highwaymen Attack :1 Bicycllsi and Leave him
later-art at .1... South Now-1k Postoflloo
anti 8411111111! Class butter.
MAJOR IVRRE R SOUND SLEEPER.
ills Companions In Camp Enviouv oi ills Su.
promo Happiness.
Sergeant-Major Wade, of Colonel
Frost’s staff. who does business in
Water street. Bridgeport, under the firm
name of Hubbell &'Wade, is a sound
sleeper. lie says it is because of his
clear conscience or his liver. he does not
know which.
Tuesday night. about midnight, Jack
Frost was hammering at the gutesof‘
the eamp'for entrance. Some of the
field and non-commissioned olliccrs of
the Fourth, got out of bed to look for a
blanket. They did not care where it
came from so long . as they could get it.
They passed Major Wade's tent and
heard a. snore. ()ne of the shivering
crew became envious of the supreme
happiness that Wade’s snoring indicat-
ed. The four conspirators entered the
tent, and getting at each corner of
Wade's bod they carried it out in the
open air and to the front of the adju—
tant's tent. The major slept on and his
snore was as regular as if he was in his
mansion in Norwalk. A crowd collect-
ed to see the sleeping beauty.
A man falling over the cot awoke the,
sleeping angel, but the only notice Wade
took of the change of affairs was to
open his eyes, look about him, laugh
and go to sleep again. Then the coii~
spiratol‘s carried him 11nd his cot to the
tentagaiu.
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES.
A Porter Sentiment in Danbury, But Prelereiices
Not Heard in Stamford.
A Republicancaucus for the election
of delegates to the state convention was.
bold in Daubnry, last night. Two hun-
dred voters were present. The itcpubli
can town committee had a slate which
was partially accepted. Two of its
choice were elected and two outside
delegates were chosen. John A. Porter
is said to be the. favoratc with three of j
the four delegates elected, aiid at bed i
Lieutenant Governor Cooke will have
but two of the delegation. There war.
considerable Porter sentiment in the
caucus. The delegates in 1'41 N. Burton
Rogers. Thomas ('. Millard. (11111111111.
C. Holmes, (‘hester TI. llrusll.
Delegates were elected last night from
Stamford to the state lirpubliean con
vention. But little enthusiasm was
Iiiuuilcsted. The attendance was small
A committee of three. retired and brought
in a list of delegates which was accept
ed without alteration. Preferences for
Cooke or l’orter were not heard.
WAYLRID R WHEELMAN.
Unconscious on the Road. '
S. S. T'Iddiug. a bicyclist. was found
bleeding and unconscious on tl141 H.111-
bnry road. a short distance. from iii-w
town, late Wednesday night. The
watchman at l’. L. Ronald's I141us414'um11
upon his body beside the road. I'deiuy.
hadcallcdat the (iraiid i‘enlrnl liotel
iilNcwti‘lwn early iiithocvc-uiug. lie
was from Kentucky, 111' said. and wm.
Iluikiug a tour of the East on his \vliccl.
lie was directed to l).lllbur_v bytle
clerk.
The watchman carried him to the
hotel. and upon being revived he said
that he was held up on tl141ro.11l by two
men who dclnaudcd his money. il41
tried 1411.11.11 away from them. but could
not. In the tight which followed l1.
\ '11s roughly handled. The robbers l1141I4‘
his gold watch and RM ill cash. The
victim could not give a good description ,
of his assailants. ‘
FREDERICK LRUOER'S DEBUT.
lie Adopts the Stage as a Profession and Wu
Appear tiers September 7.
y. .nlugc. and has 141-cured 11 motion Ill 111111
I
lug dug up. A line of pipe luui been Hill I
«cross the door vurds of theresidences.illi'il““‘ l" “""‘"'i""' “’1 '1""‘I“"" “W"
on the l1ill.l1114t night. 11 11411 inch
Watergate was placed at the foot of tin
hill to facilitate the improvements.
The Tramway switch is being lulu 11
up. and at prment the cum pus-11111 flu-1
double truckit in Wall street.
Next week the job of laying 11 14111
inch water main up the lull will 11414141111
inclined by the city Wilflflililll.
Elopod with his Friend‘s Wile.
lletltilit Frederick W.(iil_1l111.
Augmtnsll. (111.114. of Bridgvyxirt for
un-rly 11f Norwnlk, and 1111 I111 uremia 1rof
i‘ompany 11‘. having served fly. 51111.4‘
under-Captain A. A. Betti. has elupml
with Mrs. Maggie [141111]. of So.
l
11 Roll of. 1m"
, .'.lnfiinf‘ for Mr. 'lamiiuluy
l,lli4i‘
Hancock street, Brooklyn. wife of Fred I
erick Load. a cashier lu Lipton‘ii cafe in
Broadway. Dr. Gibbnleft a 141144.141": Suuhh‘nrwdk iimwlmnrotihnAioln “‘"“ ”WWW“
111141441 c'lubsteu mile road rn11eof tli .- “""""“'““"‘ ""“‘-‘ "' ““1“" f11rti1411 llfll' ‘
Mrs. [and Ii husband undtwo children.
1 mm: and bond had been fast friends.
. of the b41411 companies traveling.
relaiuilug 1115414111,
l1‘r11d411'i1'k Lauder will uppc 11' in this
1':.ouipmy
.\Ir.l.lndi1r has long aspired to lie
Undoubtedly there will be gone al
interest iii his first appearance here.
The Sentinel expects. and mil I441
14114114 in l1i1441 1141.14111 profession.
Property Attached in 11 doll for 85. 000.
An Iittiu'huu-nt has been placed on the
All PlEAOEO OllllTY
Hughes. the Boy burglar. Bound Over
Under 8200 Bonds For Trial.
RECEIVERS Of STOLEN OOOOS FIREO.
No other Members ol the Gang iiave Yet Been
Apprehonded. But Officers are on Their
Trail—Mrs. Moiker [dailies i-lcr
stolen Goods.
In the Norwulk side of the Town
Court, this morning. the eITses of James
Henry Hughes, the boy burglar. and the
three junkmeu. Isidore Alexander
Jacob 'l‘uvaliusky and David Laudy
charged withpnrchasing stolen goods,
(mind up for trial, They all pleaded
guilty. '
Hughes was bound over under $2011
bonds and went to jail to await trial in
the Superior Cour}. '
The juiikluc 11 woic represented by At-
torucy Walsh. They won; charged
with purchasing from a minor, not.
keeping a record of all
of junk, and receiving stolcn goods. The.
purchases
'last ('hargc'was 111111011 by agreement
of Prosecuting Attorney Gregory and
Attorney Walsh. The
charges are specifically mentioned in the
other IWo
statutes. imposing a severe. penalty 1...?
the. purchase of junk from minors and
not keeping a record of any and all pur»
chases.
Attorney Walsh pleaded ignorant-41 of
the law for his clients. Attorney iircg-
my thought all oxaliiplc should be made
oftlie men so that other junk dealers
would not\g4_1t caught in the same t1'.1p
liesaidagrcat majority of the stolen
goods had been recovered, so he did not
recommend the full penalty, but left ii
to the discretion of the court. '
.Tudgc l'Iubbcll i1i1posc4l :1 line of $111
aiul‘cosis 111' each case.
Mrs. Meeker, whom furniture is stor- ‘;
ed in the barn which was broke into by
Hughes. identified the stolen articles.
and they were turned over to her.
No other members of the gang have
yet llitlll apprehended, though the otli
curs have been after (‘liarles lib-Mullen
and others.
[[41 is :1 brother of Michael Mellullcn.
who. it isalso ull41g4'd.was implicated.
Melliilh'u has skipped out.
and is now in jail.
RICE MOTORS RRRIII.
He Threatens to Kill ills Aged loiiior With
a Hatchet.
About 4 :30 o ’clook this morning Char-
les Hoyt, Jr.. son of Superintendent
Charles Hoyt, ofthealmshouse. drove
to Norwalk and inquired of ()fllcer Kei -
I1ey where he could find aconstable.
111.1 said Owen Rice Was 011 a drunk and
with a hatchet was threatening the life
of his aged mother, while be tossed
stove lids, crockery and other articles at
his brother .Tames' head.
()illcer Kenney directed. Mr. Hoyt io
Constable Moreliouse's residence, but as
Mr. Moreliouse had the case of the boy
burglars in hand, he could not attend to
the matter. ' '
lllr. Hoyt then drove home. Shortly
afterwards his father drove over to see
(thief of Police Bradley. As he has no
authority outside of the city limits the
chief was powerless to act.
.lamcs Rice came down later to get
out awarraiit for his brother's arrest.
ills arm was out and his head bruised.
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
Tho Going and Coming oi Norwalli People and
Their Friends.
lilr. "and Mrs. Benjam‘n Rtlt'ltl, of
Spring street. have been entertaining
Miss Mildred Commons. of New Haven.
and Miss 1311111111 Smith, of i":lastonburv.
\Iiss J(1~1(‘]llllllt' Beistle i'cluinod, yes-I
tcrday,
i e 1111.
of Miss Margaret Lauder, of West street.
T. Graft, Miss Jones and Joseph
.loues, .lr., of llrid 1ep )rt were the
guests ol';\lrs..l:11'ob I1i11§ucilciyof
Railroad place, yesterday.
.\l1'. and Mrs. .\11diewV. licatll.1f
West Main street. Hilll'firl yesterday for
Staten island, where they will visit
friends f4 r about a week.
l1}. 1'). llowes and son. who have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ('. .‘4' Wood. of
blast avenue, returned to Philadelphia,
yesterday.
engiuwl'. starts today for Norwich,
where he will spend a week's vacation.
thy (' holwell and maid of High street
Norwalk. are guests at l'ldgeuicrc, l.. l.
Miss .iiiliu Mallet, of Bayvicw ave-
iiig :111 extend-4| vacation in hlillbury.
Mr and Mrs. S. ll.l{i41limou4l,
will leave 'l‘1'44,1'.:1'. l’.. today. to visit
Mr. Richmond's brother ili l’coltsklll.
Miss Bertha M. Adams,
l'lxprcssmau Mom-ll says his interest
ill the case comes from the fact tlial
who moved the furniture. of being the
thieves.
l‘rosecuti'xig Attorney (Gregory thinks
illl'o'cr Moi'elioiise deserves grcatt'i'eilil
for the way he has conducted the ease,
having shown exceedingly good judg-
ment in recovering so much of the stol
4111 property. ’l‘liogang is now apparent-
ly broken up. ‘
The pink 1114-11.
hearing yesterday afternoon. each for
111.411 1| $11111 bonds for appearance Ili
court this morning. i
IIESCUEO 8V LIFE SRVEIIS.
Oslrander Tried to Cross 1111 Sound With Wife
and Baby and Was Upset.
(leorgeMarauder. :1 11111141111. his mi.
and babe, of Nortblmrt. started to eros-
l.14ug island Sound 111 an open Hilllmill.
Wednesday morning. presumably to
Norwulk. -
The wind was kicking up 11 1111st 111.4.
and The crew of 11141 l1lutou's Neck Life
Saving Station watched the bout. solicit-
1111st When they Went to dinner it
upywareil to I141 Weathering llic gale but
after dinner it 11.1.1114111 of sight. .\ glam-
1'14veal41d it bottom up. ’l'liiI family W111 1
clinging to 11. 'l‘i111lil'eboatwau launched,
and all were rescued. 'l'licy i‘4illIiI not
have liebloui much longer. The balm
was unconscious. and it 114 feared it will
at their
properly of Joseph and Mary ‘l‘aonnnny.
of Monm- street. iotndulilil Ireland,
served the 11:11:» 1'14 on Wivtuemlay. in ":
1411i: bmugbi by Peter Martin and mu .;
.'llr 'l’aunuaiiy' 41.1.1111
ion the bile Iiridgit iiilhoolv. Inadei in 1':
home with lili'.1\lurti11. and he now?
brings suit for a pit-414,1 of propI rty who 11 ‘
iuiinslmlongs to Ililll by virtue of
hi.11 llltlllll' 111111111 of Mrs iyilllrioly
:yAttorne .TohiillNI1il.11f New nlWill
11114111114an Mr. Martin. and Light and
., i
honunollhol. A. W.
licr.11f2“llnyislioi1t. I
Gunther Undo
William A (in
year. has been 11111 Tami a professioud l y
the L. A. W. Charles A. Sieeguiullir.
1 not survive llle shock. 1
‘1.74111141ruveiii11'.
llsirundvr said The boat capsized about
two miles 1-lI I'Z'lblil'~ Neck ll.:l1l.|l11
r1glitedit.i1ut It 14141111 over again. M1144 4
11Hstruud1 r held the. baby through it all. ‘
Enterprising Advertisers. 1
(1111141111414 lirolhcm advertise a II ii'g. 11'114
pant 1411141.‘|l141y haw- 1411141114141 l'144111
their 4'l1oit'41 stock pants that have b 4::
selling fro.iirs’.1ii114iu.1 pair and poi
till 111 all in at 1r}. ,
This “114k 'l‘r1 «tram .\' lly.1tl 1111111
”141114141 their great annual 4' learaiu 11. rule
of dress goods. WIlIi it will be continued
I. Their new art-
t.1 ‘llllil‘il.
The Norwalk Boston store. is clearing.
Mrs. Meeker suspected some of his men. 3'.
l51r114t.l11~ 111111111111 from Hartford.
\v l141r11 she l1. L~ been 1 ceiling 1111.11.14.
‘:.'.\lis4 l..i . Maynard.
the guest of MN
returned to her home in \‘cw York.
I
who hzni been
Miss .l'\11i411.1l1hn4111 ii 1.1: return-3111141
.lcrsey (‘ 11y after visiting Mrs.
Benedict, of ::1 West Main street.
'l‘41l41gr.1pl1411' Joseph Swwtman.
New York, formerly of South Norw
is spending 11 few davs here
Ill
.'ilk.
(Home ‘44 I111 I- of tl141 IIiil‘lt'lll.]11i.~'l
oilu 1', is during Ill'4 cousin, .l.i441l1
Scbaub, of .\l4-:i4l11w ~tr4141t.
('.iptalil M. (‘. I.‘1\v'..1.: of \1,‘\lr»1 .\1
Trifle: ueeouipiuled by Mrs Innis, ha
been in 141.1 11 .1 few days.
Mrs. II. I’. l'rice and son I‘oiitad aml ‘
Ali's. l'lutt I'l'll‘l'. 41f Nill‘Wlllh‘. are hum.
from lilo4'k I'lllllil.
.l.
guest of I1i.~:iiiiil.llir.'I-. .
South “1 till street
Miss bout 41 Sutton. of Spring Hill
I1: 1.14 r4 term-Ii home from a visit with 41111
of—towu relatives.
ll. I'Zmory I'cilsi'. of “valid ltupids.
lioss St 1'411114'. of i'liicago'. is ”W
..l’ l":'rill4i11 of
311.411.. formerly of South Norwalk. is .It .
IIl" .‘luliaI-krioo.
Mr. and Mrs.
11f Iiiilgvlli Id.
til-111 l~daiul.
Miss T111111 5. l‘ry. of New
111 m.- gut-pl of Miss (finale Holding.
l'last 111141111141.
M11414 ityv Murrav.oi' Ilrookivu. 111 11
K111444111: .iarm Kellogg iiiid f:311111li,4l 4.
lli‘r;1ni llavls 111111144111.
are spending
Y‘oih‘i'llli'.
of
Mr. I) Y. tuliitli, of Phil hi1l4-lpliii
visiting her 141111, lr141l111141. Smith.
IWcst uv4-Iiu44.
i'iiurlcs linriing. 1.1 New York,
‘vin'itilig at Miner ll.
1411111411.
M]. II. l'Zarle :iiil faintly, of liasi 111.11-
line. started 1 slay for the ‘Wliite Monu-
time.
5.1”.
I
of
41.11.14.141. of North avenue. i4
spending the day in the .uu-lropoli11.
l1 loti 'rlu' \'iitill1xisi1ar. of 1':
street is Ilium irolii ( ot'_: 1'141 ('11 l’
(11111-14111 'lenncv. 11f il141 1klvii.
spending 11 {1 w days in Norwalk
Miss 1\llllii'l‘.l’4||"ICI‘-ifl visiting r4111:-
lillii
~-Y4411cnnlmy the best out of rtmnd u'uo of 11114111. Norwallr. has been ms- its counters of all manner souls in its tin-11111 itidgeueld
steak for 101: in “mud; 14114111111111 1111411]. for , pended for thirty days from August to. . greateloiik 1140111. New 1114;141:4141» in a,
1141 at the titer market.
for false entry. ‘
new mlvertin-ment today.
Frank i1}. Vail. is taking 11 two weolis'
i mention.
to her l14111141 in Swarthmore.‘
Miss Beistlc. has been lilo guest: Christian l'ledeavor. of Stamford, 4.11111111‘;
I
Samuel W. Hoyt. .Ti', assistiiit ritv
Mrs. (ioorgct‘. Cholwell, Miss Doro ‘
111111, clerk at Smilold 4% l'loyt's. iseiijoy- ‘
.lt'.. '
of (irovc‘
Aimee I111tiiii41r.1lius1‘
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I'VIIT'V "T .
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Nash‘s. .13 lira-4.;
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OIITINOS AT THE SHORE
Peepie Who are Enjoying the Saline
Breezes of the Sound.
SORRORERS AT ROTOR POINT.
They Came Eight Hundred Strong, Accompanied
by ll Lively Band of Music‘Moonlighl
Sails ondho Sound—Bell island Briefs
and Other Seaside Notes.
The Schnorcr club. of New York. had
its. fifteenth annual outing at Rotou
l’oint,’ yesterday. There were eight
hundred men on the trip. They arrived
at the Point at 2:30 o'clock in the after-
noon and sat down to a Clambake. Fol-
lowing this wero games; Many meni-
bcrs of the club enjoyed a trolley ride to
tho Norwalks, making merry as they
rolled along. Tilt1 march home to the
club house, at One Hundrc 1d and Six. y
third street and Third avenue, New
York.‘ .astnight. was triumphant. I11-
habitants lined the streets and cheered
the Schnorers, who hadat their be id .1
squad of' police and a very active band.
The club members said that it was the
most successful of all their outings.
cruise. They expect to go to Longh-
laud, and return early Monday 1111.11'11-
lug.
'l‘wr-ntv five or thirty 11141111b411's of the
lil1.111g1'41g'.'.tioiial Junioi louug l’eople‘1
Ito 1151“ 14.1111 fo' :1 tlolloy r14 41 11:111‘
ip"4 1:1'4- yesterday afternoon. '1' hey took'
; ‘11 spc rial car at Norotou river.
ieott21411;,1 lc‘l Island, are entertaining,
‘.or a few days, their f1icild,lil1~tix
(14141rge \ .indcrbili, of New York city.
4puity from llridgcpoit 4.111 :1 11111111l1giit
s:iil.l:1st night. A short stop was madc‘
at Roton Point.
Aparty from lluutnig '1011, l.. l.. will
‘come:icl'41ss tthoaiid on :1 moonlight
sail. tonight, stopping at ltotou l'oiiit.
, (lliier i.leuningsand('iill'ord leanings
. vat l1t Natalie for :1 few days.
CONNECTICUT VETERANS.
oi the G. A. ii at St. Paul.
Dcp'irtuu-lit f‘oiuluaiulcr “war “4".
('411‘11isl1.41f the (fraud Army 41f the ll.-
1411111111 of ('.111114'4'ti41ut. has Issued orders
preparatory to the visit of the veterans
4"f this state to tlu1 null-11mlchi-amp
mental St. Paul. Illicit. 1'11 which the
:III'pill‘lllii'llt licudiplartcrs iii \\'at411'l1ury
are ordered 4'los41l i'l'41'11 August '.’.‘1
September. and 44114-114141 in Hotel liyau.
‘52. Paul. during that time.
‘ ’l'liot‘oliucrlicut l'i‘itl‘dllr4 have 11114141
(11
I
| way of the Boston and .\ll1:1..1y. the \‘ew
‘l'ork (clitral. TIll' \l14lil,..1u icutru1
'aud the (’ilicago and N411‘lll‘.\'t'~'l4'lll
,‘routos. They will 141'11'4' Spi'iiiglicld.
‘.\11L'u~t '.".i,:1t 10:15. 11. iii . stopping:
.{iagai'zi tour 1111111'14 Sunday and
:11
Ill
Tllf :x't4-111'1111r lsub'l biought .1 huge,
lairiugcmontx1111141141“'i l'.:ul bv the}
SOUTH NORWALK CON N .. FRIDAY AUGUST 2T 1896
l
! t 1l4lishcd to mark the close of the work-
Tliouieinbcrs of the 14ch Hour club El‘hil'l‘il “Ill“ 1‘5“? Spangled Billlllt‘F-"
will lo: we. the steamboat dock tomorrow I l f
night at lilziii) oclock for its ailiiuall 1e a "pm" 114111 ‘ a-tun oftounmtiinl
I1
ll
.l
l
4 £41.11 in which tl141llag is outdo to figure
3 as the central object.
1
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"lll‘ ‘:.'l ‘.;t
1
'sl141'._v turn that
4411:4141, lill l141.".1'l11'.1‘. ‘
Arrangements For the National Encampmenl‘."‘l‘l“~" ““" "'”"'"‘l-'1 “l ‘1""“' 111:1: ""‘i'
’11robubiliti41s of a 11411'
‘sliglit.
11'111111ti'y iiiipiaiiti'ies s'illlciciit to sup-
.111'24"141fpeaches,:4.tti111.'dowli to a ll '
i'lii4'ag-4 11111 hours on Monday. reaching.
,St. l'.iul l‘iiesday 111411'11i11gut 1'31).
'l‘l141 'l'gu'lu'i'
who is willing1411411l1j411411t41bis own 111
141111141 tot'iio 11114111211 of his f41l'141w1111111.
"Now. :111 :Ilti'iii.~l 1.114.114' ‘
I
Tim -‘ liilv lililelwyl1411'c11:11l41z'.1.l.1114lelm: ,
11111111111111 114’."
'll111lv'i4l-1'l4113111. An album in
fcller that makes 11 sacrifice hit."
it
.\ Sorrowful I"ot'4 4'111: ‘i'ilecli'icity
to driving horses 14111 441' cliipl41v11141ui,“
"Yes." "dud 11411111111 1111
‘1114-11 11111 4 1’ all the go 1d 1111'" “Yer:
“Well, after :1 Male the 11'1 114111 t loo: 1'-
thing l4- it but 11.1111111111114l1111ll4-'4y41111.14'.'
l \ I'ol‘llliil Iltlll.ill41ll.- .1‘l41' Ilnl slu-
thin“ out any inducement. for you
to 1.1ll again? ”41 illl. yes: vii-1 14.1141
‘li41i' father had tofu-441d to [my the 1:11.11
1M ii.
gout file 1111 “'1'.
"l'41ll 11111.".411111 the young 111.111 p.11...
‘ydomiiely, "111111.11 answer to be fi‘wllilfl
with three l11ltI-l's14rtu'14?” ‘
"Three," said the 1111111111111' girl. shyly.
"Hurling”
"‘i‘liai is 14.14.15', 14 114 mu!"
151.4111 tin-111ml impulsive 11141111111 lum-
lll"ll‘ good Ililllll.
‘1111: his late wife. fruitfully l‘i'lliill'lil‘ill
“'l".1itli. and she was 11 good “11111111
‘Hlil‘ :Ilw:1y14 llII 11111 will 'Il'.‘ soft end m1
the broom."
“Whui'~ this I hear about il111plilliili~
41'1'1111 ili11 yuiyv1rhaligcr iii the. next
114,411'1111' Have they been ”changing
home is?
5 “Not exactly. They did 11 lot of Work
-‘. 1411141114111 other. and each had to take the
other's house for his pay.
A11 Il'lrlllllilll. mourn— 1‘
’Iil:'_\1'l11,
‘ pl;14'414l 111 i'u4l41rta‘.;411'(3114111111ltiiyiliolul'.4
' 1' 1.-‘;4l41'14-11 in llcrkub-y street.
crowdinv :. ‘ _ ‘
' 'illlll'ii'losvd4';11'1»11141Iwi111.: 1‘4'.'.1rl1i.~4l11~.? 4‘ “11‘5”": "' ““1"" “'1‘“ ”I” ”I’ll"! “M
»1.1111411.:11'4' ii~1li11giiidivpiiey.
andil1114'unpaiiy\1':1.14:t411111:.141t14l:41‘
‘Ill‘liIKI‘, llcvilaiid slri'r'l.
1
l
' , said, the l'("'ill‘(l for thc fl)" exists iiii‘""““U"
1 Frank and Barnett Doualds: 111 of “.'tk t h '
, will stand and raise their caps.
. Ii ' 1' I'll W ' ' P '
‘of Soulllporl. are at l’ ell Island Ill tl14 WSW“ S 10 are ailing '0' Low ““5
.r41p411't “IIII'HT :1 total failure in Hair
training for the Labor ll'iy bicycle. races
I
WANTED.
if. F. .lNINf‘I 1t 11.11.4111I1211i111n11
liaymuud hlrw't .Ocoruer of
sheet. 4111 l: 114444lr1l1411ii'1h' earn.
t 411111 “4- 1'414114 14 "iluily 1111111111111."J
olh'outli Nol'unlk Norwulk
\1'41 liuvo 444iul-Ii11hed ouriiolv
liveliiz and cleaning buslne ltd
pr-opauulb loull k111.1»..144l'.'1'1'1nn1u1'i
In; in lliovi 1,1 114-141 stylennd manner. " I”
Flilfh.illi'H~l“1.l'lllli'l'lllllllflu 101' port.
.114414. liifuuls‘ capes. “0018.0 O‘Ie..‘31u
fringes piano. orlgun.lillllurili'ot'em.
11.111111is.ti11~. kldgiovcs, kldnlioesailuonq.
cleaned and curled. Gentleman’s duff
dvod 111 4I41.11u11luli4l pressed in the best
11411'. (.'. liU"l'l'l ll" ASS
\l' iluiioglon. Del.
V 111.1114 11 «Prompt 111141 11114111411 1.11.11...
111111101ladytoimielfirrelliib ooh
ii;.i1ed h41111.ein(‘oniie ' 6 Q‘
ll11 ii!) “'41 eliiyuudo '
14111.- iit. before: 4 or.
women] eon-lope.
.'1‘44'1 lhuiboru street in
-_un_.a_o.. c. -..93._..9..,.
TO LET.
1‘11] .i4'."l ...111..1......1121.1v.§11 moms. :1le
er. l411'41411.n.1e. Lost Nurwnlk. with all
modem iiuploi‘ciuenls Mill convelllou
liigo golden and abundance of fruit f"
\i41.\v orharboi. inquir‘ of}. Eldniitli on
meiillscs.
"‘0 l l"t~ ~1.1111d floor. 4 lHartford ,piace
inf; day It was introduced the first 1114-11114, ”mi" '1 ““‘t “(ml)“ “Em“. A
1‘. 11y in camp at 11:11.“. 10‘ c lock. The band
.‘iiilllh Main street. rent $13.
of each regiment. marched to the head- 1 y ‘0 I. ill‘ hm ,mm apartmentsflfrst 80¢
WIIHII.
111:11't1'1's of its res well '0 ctlou 1l andl ' "H" "'1" third ”W"- rear. 1'0“” 1'00
l I \ ) ( il‘rolit upai'tiueiit, tliiid story. rout 3'! to’ll’lI
‘ \iindousiu 41v 1' ro 111. llai lsll lighted all
1411411114I.S11'.1.It .‘l' Corbett block. 79 ands
\' 'i1l t retract. Apply Old \lcllClgano
ago 11 street
President of the Bar Association.
(Special to The Heutlacl.) '
S11iin'i'iu1.\, August 2l.—Tho Ameri-
can Bar Association today elected James
. Woodworth, of Ciliaha. president.
Walker Diet 1: his Wounds.
(Special 4.11.1'1141111'111111111.)
111111411111 S'l'n'i'ios. N. Y., Augustfl.
—-Wall414.1r Adams. who was shot by bur-
glars, Thursday night, died today.
14. l) 4.4.141; you
pply liuliut-keino Ifltpl
.l‘E —Asmallhousewith‘ sag
about it in 4111.441l lb 11 toms
Hand-41' land lli'idgoport.l l'leasooel'i
4'1'ipti4111ofpiopci un pliot mph”?
bl41 1\1l4l1'4'-111.u!m(1s “like. 1’ MOXDI
Won by Lorrilard's Coll.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
Lovoox August 21.—Picrre Lorri»
Saudis today won the Little
lard s colt
..Tonu plate.
COURTESV T0 “OLD GLORY. "
1
A Pretty Custom Established al Nianlic to?
‘ Mark the Close of Day.
Sundown brings absolute rest to the
s1.11diers unless in those who are on
guard. A pretty custom has been es-
'l'hi;11 1111.11'4'111iii't41sy to ”(l'd (‘loi',51 " to
. “...—99.9.,
'l‘tlL .. 11...... to rent. Apartments on
lluin sli'cv1t.tlimo. four or six :00
apartments1tl4mlt1i'i' ' Applyt welcome?
ha} 1.141141 f.f4.1r key. mt!
clicauimuciitlife, has been adopted by
military organizations thioughout the
441111 trv (.).ipt'iiu 'l'hompsou of flu
'1'1'11|.1.1_ army said to a unrespondeiit 7 1111,17 44.44111.»...11..1...1.1.o..5.. oneaero
l1. ..1 the .1\\.tltt'llllll.,lll 1i. ii iii-.1 to tho '11'1'14'"1'11HI1'itcumontliznmrne
Waylon slilll 411 Millions box '3, jtown’ymn
ll')l.‘lill (inc the ill" has spread to mili-
tary 11111. l4-.~.. There :11'41 many cert-11111114
111111111“!
(3.1.111
To 1,‘ . "1.' Four room ....111'11111111. first 1.41.11
«~41 1.114l 1111.1. war. in iiaslii ton street.»
aiud 111'411141'411'1' room. halls lightltlfland el
.11l;t'..11ri"1o41111;1 merit-z. front and rear hn
1'1.1..r.\111'. ' ‘ \ 41111 block. 7“ audit!
liiglull 411 41.111111. 1111.11.11. Apply 01.1) Wg‘ra.‘
1115
1l'uintm'dmullahs. A -
Eli l“ CLAliK.1e QuintaEll
4' 4111 i411 intent.
1.:[1111
At Wen: l’oiilt. ('1p1ai11 Thom:
l1e4'ustoxu4of1l11 cadets 141 the liiwlicst l f.“ \{ro4l11114541rt11 8011f
l‘or it a p.1t1'i:lti4":1.1.>; 1 {l.'. ”C 1“
_1111'l4.d\ ispl.154d bv the. b 111d the' 111111
12441.» ....1111;1:...'.1.:.1.11..:':';'.-"11.11.11.133...
thing in this line is worthy of 1.1411111114'11- 4"- 11 -'1t (311 1'1. ‘iaiu street. Norwulknentis.
41:1'i4111. ll 11 new and s....41111".vl1-4t‘ ".'m‘m “UODY' “gawk Wind“
\111111'i4-111 patron: s11:
i1:1.1:t:1k4111,but it 1111: 1141 disadv .1t ......
11141 more 111 v: 1' 11:1» .1 (Ln: that den we (l
more 11111571 and more 11.111'11'11'14‘1 heads
111'. 111 the 1.1" 11111 old "Star .1; 1 ml VStripcs "
lllSt. Illf‘“,
T .‘I..41 1'11I Fbir‘ or mobile. lb‘orwnlkL six
4
is
FOR SALE.
Fill: ri..\‘l.l-'.. —T.111|ie.-'4 111.14; Peerless bicycle.
.141th tiii'y l.iIiip.l141ll. 41yclometer.lug-‘
1:44.144 .- 111111: .114l 1.44 4-.1‘11114'4'.omplete Price
$4.44. i' ii. or 111.4lr4‘.‘.~:‘ IL. V4.1. 113 West Hill ‘
~114141.\'4-r-.1.1111.a1nt
‘11:: SAT l-‘int 4l1i~'s organ: boon very
liitl- ' for solo 1'..l1414.p Int uIl'o of
Id: 1v l2. .‘ l14- . \Hlilllp-lllk. I all)“.-
I”
END OF THE PEACII CROP
Hi: .< \l1T1‘.-'l‘en acres or
"le of c or
, - - g1 1:1:11l.4~'ii11.1te4l 411111111111 T’oint. or-
Belore Canning. WlII Wall in Valn. 1.1.11.1. 1111'1L-11'11111l111-s 1114111111 1111J11l1aDeck-
It iuav 1,9 interesting to Norwalk crulr "'1111.t1 111114111111 atamford. (.‘onu.
all! 117
i411andbullliilg.'.EIy’nvenllo.
11~1111mw4441141.14.11.31.11
“11.4 .41. \l IJI)I"’|1 .lg1lll.-‘"iutll. Ul‘WillIt. I can.
3 1101111
141.1: Mi l. 1:11.141111. 1.1.1.1111. taboo.
I 1111i. .1 \l'ali .14t1'411t.tl141 dual
4 ':1:.1-11111. 1'12}.\~41f4irllli'\hlmlr11('kin“
1,141; >111: ' _
iIllli'll
li4liis11'i'-'cs. whoarc \vuitin 1 for :1 low
1.. .
lh'lui'i' 1111"1'l":~'iili: :2
'Iigul'c are very
'l‘lu' peach crop has been unusually
small this your. and lit-1 fruit uuu~ually .--i.:~‘.il:u:~.11111.ioof stamina!
14' stilci i' -d in
"1. '.-.i..- , bymnehl
l“"’l‘- Lit .\4 v. .-11.~1_\ 4111p our .1 fall 11nd. 11 1114 w 111 I11!" in th- 1141-1t and 1.13312
111'41. and the Ii.1la1.v;ir41 crop, though "l"“-'”1 "'1‘ “W' '1‘ r “' "“I‘ N‘Tlmlk Hard.
1121‘114—1 41:11111111'. ".251!
large. \vill hardly 111111-11 this part of the H ---.
loft: .\l1l1‘ 10141111101111 5- 41:1 hi reassure
gir4l4 11 1141.141. RllilnlllI1K~IT(J saw 600 IIJI
1'1 1~~4or11 to lie .1441‘4111111 itl1'.l1 .'li l‘lOtl not it
1111.1!44 111141 iiu~ 141; 111.1 tau-111.41mrticulari
4 1114-11.» 111.4 1'. i1. re ordinary liomhiispmved
unsolid: 1114111y moth VotivalkHur'lwureOo..
l‘.: H. 44:11. lb .111 .414-
ply tl11-di111111114l. consequently them is
1141prol1abzlityor 411': 11 p lisiliilirv of the
111'11:111lo1.va~many 1- x114 41.
lloluwgrowu1441:141lu-=:414 very scarce.
and will soon be gone. Local growers
llllli' 4..'.'ill The '4411 :l1114 «hoel'uislues'o of
l’. llu. '1'.141 11:411l11.gentlmstwk and
11 now uollcaw 4: 4111144. .\ III be sold very
cheap“ 11l4lutouvv A111”) at tho-item.
_6
1'
\l1p‘.
4'r41ps..'111ds:1y ihry will have 11111141 of
any coilst'oueriw after 111-1.! w: 41k.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL REWS.
1111 11.11.11: 4 14111. 11111: lot mum .11'. West
1.1111 21.4.11. ... :4-.~1141 114.1141! ontIIeavenno.
mu
y'l41'i.1yi141 ‘.|r11l1l41ll.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
' Eight Bells" :1 Good Season-Opener.
"l'liglit llulls" pr4.v41du good sentien-
4.pI-I:4-r {411' “11le 'l'Inlatrc, as It attract-
..l a large 11114li41111111. which. judging
from the lip-,1l111:11'. was highly pleased.
m, ; l‘in- Ilyi'or 11'-411:14- 441" :icr14l1.its wereglveu
l.'ill .11-41'441i11 1114 v 1r141'111 -' factions, and
' Hum 1111 rf 11111 4111-1 4' W4 1'41 of a marvellous
b41111: Ii' liar-avid. ho Misses (ook and Clin-
[14411, W11 .~'houl1l~.ly. lire deserving Ihtl
, honor of champion female sliarpshtntel'il
lot 1b-- World. Anything was possible
'."il‘1 rill-1.11 111 their hand-4,1111% tothe
Ilari'y Wilson. of (‘1'.111bury. who is in
11:11: at the 1‘11: til'ouiul“. la-l 11b. Il'.
with his Ii‘iilll1‘i'. 'l‘lu- l'diei' was 114l111::,
around the track on Wilmu's wile-ll
\\ll 11l11'1'.:11i11141.1 11111. “14'4".l111;
‘1 l44'1L: lllblillb'i' it'lnidullb' I:
The .\'41r\-'.1.‘.". hire-t Ifilli'rzi‘.’
41141111
and i'elluiolwred 4411 lli1' 114l1l1‘11fl1111 11:141. I MUM" Mk” ““‘I 5" 'Il’lllb dancers.
""i1111111a4l ..f 111 n". .. 'Hl4'2'. Mm... il141 hm“, 1.4i41s44rv41 special mention. The object of
flight». 11111. Im'dlf’tl.
1 41:41 pei't'oi'ulaIu-e 1.4 full and athletic ditt-
li-l.\',,11114l i‘u-s- are 111 1141 cli'ci'tivoly pro-
:md low 1 .1“. ...:
II 11‘1‘31 l
M124.
1 inli I',
William I
M1114 l $111411-
I'1li11lli1'k
‘iinll't'i v. III
.l:111;11.14r .\lit1'l11ll is to be congratu-
'l'l141\l1'1i11\y~.iiid1\l.4ri‘1u tannin-.44 1f ““V‘ "“ ““‘ 'J‘Il "“‘ "W“ ”“"h “n 9‘0""
:jluouworlli. l1.“1111 r4tui'11414l from th. 111'111 attraction 114 Paul limitation in
\4l11» 11111111414. 11 line 1111) “1.4": t1111l111l.41 “'ll11.1"'ll1r111 tluanlslIo-ii" toiliniignratfi
““1 11". malaria. 4 the regular reason "I tho Norwalk ('iperu
." it vil‘1i',(Ulll'il'lild‘ night. Mr. (Jitmnonvo
M1214 \.S t'llnl: "11" daughter .iul 'i4.1u ideal D'\rtag11'1n his performance
11.11. 411 l' 1114111 i 41411-4 41 l.14111: lit-.1114 111141‘11'.1i11,..1 114141111111 universal commenda-
"I'Hitli: MI'» ‘1"11 “1.1-l11'1r111'11‘. Trow. 11111. The 141411l114 tiou will be 1144141111-
. 1.1-114111111411 :ili routci'ts. special notifier],
llliimllllf‘l'lllWollllllim,illlililmllll‘fmmflm"!
being 11414:! ~yrd. l’.iul i‘axciieuvc vruii
11111111 in (ium'ogue, in the south of
l Cazcncnvc in The Three Guirdimn."
I
.l..i:1111)’---S:1y. 'l‘oisi, what use1 the
1.11.44141l1111‘st41141 this morning?
'i‘..4,11111y~4 What «in you Want I11 know I""'”""'- 1-'l 11 l.'l'J'llliili' of the Toulouse
for? ‘141114441r1';1144rv. and a pupil of the colo-
lolmuv '11,”... 11"411414111ll ",3, ml,_.l1r:u444l.\l1111l111ni,41f H144 I'illl‘tmlIOFI’Ifl‘
, -4.11.1141. Paris, and :1pp4 nrrIl III the support
,of Illlliillllli‘, thr- 1.114 :11 1" much mantle
114 tor in I111: 1111114 of France, Belgium
and 11.1.4111. and in this mantry in the
support of Alex: iiid41r Salvini
I \4- been 1l41w it 111 the 4' 4141i: Ilion 11111 1
mil.
l.1111r11--l.41.14i 11l11i1t i lll‘i'iil! 1d l was
in heaven.
Flora—JVlmt were you doing?
"Singing of mono. "
“WM anyone 4' lse there.
i , .
I (.‘liicf l’arlidloy arrested l.'.lit‘irlmfiwbb,
this afternoon, for drunkenness.
.41
rice 8660. 1 1
Norwalk Chronicler