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.m’flflm
tsunami Gilli
Ila Was Trying to Dispose of a this
"new and Fifty Dollar Watch.
STOLEN Ellilll A FAlllflElll llAll.
0n the Thiaf’s Person Was Also
round a Pocketrboolr Containing
Cards Bearing the Name of a
Westport Han.
An Italian giving his name as James
French was arrested at noon today by
Chief of Police Vollmer. while trying
to dispose of a 3150 gold watch.
The chief recognized the watch as
one stolen last week from a man who
was in bathing at Fairdeid beach, a
description of tho time-piece having
been sent to the police.
In the man's pockets was also found a
ladies’ brown leather pocket-book.
with silver trimmings. It contain-
_ several visiting cards bear-
ing the name “Fwd C. WIld-
mun. Westport, Conn.;" $2.85 in
money. two locks of hair. and other
articles. In the fellow’s pocket was a
pawn ticket from a Bridgeport dealer.
French at first said that he purchased
the watch two years ago in New York
for $50, but after Chief Vollmer had
done some telephoning and told French
the owner would be in South Norwalk
this afternoon, the man weakened, and
said he bought the watch last Saturday
from a man he met in Bridgeport.
HADALITTLEIN.
Partner Green Gets Mixed up With a
Winnipauk Trolley Oar.
While the car which leaves Winni-
pank at 11:45 o’clock, Conductor Fred
Street, was passing .1 . C. lizindle's store.
last night. it met a horsedriveu by Wel-
lington Green, of South Wilton, on the
left hand side of the street. The horse
shied and ran in front of the car. Motor-
man James Hanlou reversed the control-
ler, but the car struck Green's two-
wheeled gig and gently turned it over,
dumping the occupant into the street.
Green was under the influence of the
weather. and seemed to know nothing
of what he was doing. The horse walk-
ed home. but Green was in such a con-
dition that he could not take care of him-
self. He was placed on the car. with his
belongings. and taken to Dr. A. H. Bald-
win's office. The physician could find
no injuries. and recommended that
Green go home and go to bed.
This morning Green went to the com-
pany's office and wanted to effect a set-
tlement. He claimed that he was badly
bruised and that his wagon was damag-
ed. An investigation was made, and it
was found that his claims were unfound-
ed. The company refused to make any
settlement, and Green said he would
take the matter to a higher authority.
To a Sentinel reporter. this morning.
the only accimnt Green could give of the
accident was that he and the horse were
both going in the same way. and that be
had a little in.
_,. Weather Notes
Weather Bureau. New Haven. July
fl—The storm is control this morning
in western i’enosylvania.advancing east-
ward. The area of highest barometer
has moved to the northeast of New ling-
land and a marlin-y area of high lumi-
neteriscontral In the lower Missouri
Valley.
Throughout the out the Weather is
cloudy. with rain falling on tho wast
from Philadelphia south; throughout the
west it is generally I- tour
The “More continues stationary
in all minus.
For this section the conditions favor
rats tonight and WINlnesday; stationary
murmurs; lil'lllll in high east winds
beepsndeuey Loads to Suicide.
flew ‘lnldim. July Ill-«Timothy
Moran. sixty-him, attempted suicide
this morning by standing himself. and
may die. I‘ll-staindoncy over the death
of his landlady is supposed to be the
Died of His Injuries.
’I'Ilk I'llflftillfllll. five years old. of 9
lltaltli strict. who fell Into a tub of boil
lag valor. mails: afisrawu. and was
badly mined. died in ibifio'oluck llll
night. The burial took place at :I o'clock
lib! aftsrnuon.
, loyalty on Gold I .-
Vasiloanr. B. It. Joly wiwli is rs»
pm that the Canadian ammonium
’ Mil-sided biplaosarnyaltymiallgold
,_ We Iii the Kkmdihe district. and that
but!" of silicon will on {was here to
smashes-sins»
“rebuttal“
m. w. v., July 7Tb».
Worthless-WWW
sues nasms sum. arms ms.
The People of Pontiac. 3. 1., capti-
. vatod by her Playing.
In an account 0! an organ concert
given in All Saints’ Episcopal church.
Pontiac, 3.. 1.. by Miss Jennie K. flash.
the accomplished organist and coutralto
singer oi Norwalk. assisted by Mrs. l“
G. Williams. oontralto. and S. Eber
Sherman. violinist, the l’owtuxet Val-
ley Daily Times. published at Arctic. it.
I, says:
“Those who were unavoidably or
otherwise absent on this occasion most
assuredly missed one of the most artis-
tic musical treats that the residents of
this village have had the opportunity of
listeningto for a long time, especially so
close at home. The grand event opened
with a march, "Christmas," by Market.
which was executed on the organ by
Miss Nash in a manner that showed the
lady's wonderful skill in manipulating
the keys and also the Male of the
church organ, as did also the rendering
of the numbers that followed, especially
the one by Batiste, Communion in G,
which Miss Nash gave with the varia-
tions and a great variety of tone. The
last number of the programs, March from
Aida, arranged by Shelly, was played
with much vigor and brilliancy and
showed the performer's power of endur-
once, as all the tone and power that the
organ was capable of producing was
brought out in this number. Perhaps
never before has there been so much
artistic work shown on the organ of All
Saints‘ Episcopal church, Pontiac, as on
this occaz-ion, and of that nature also
that could not but help being appreciat-
ed by all those who were so fortunate as
to be present. Miss Nash was also
down on the. programme for two contraito
solos, which were beautifully rendered
and should most assuredly be classed
among the pleasing features of the even-
ins" _ _ I
The Cineogrnph Pictures.
in justice to Manager Mitchell we
wish to state that we have received no
communication from W. A. Brady rela-
tive tothe Cineograph pictures of the
Corbett th Fitzsimmoua light. as stated
in last evening's Gazette. and advertis
ed for the Opera House tonight, and
shall continue to sell the tickets as long
asthcy last.
Enwauo P. Wimp,
1:}. G. Tmmssnx.
Recess Appointments.
Wasbiugnin. Juli ’7—~The president
today announced the following menu
appointments:
’1‘. V. l’owderiy, commissioner general
of immigration.
Hobart .1. Tracewell, Comptroller of
the treasury.
Moses 1’. Handy. special commissioner
of the United States for the ’aris exposi-
tiou.
Jewelers Will Have a Sail.
A party of jewelers from Norwalk.
South Norwallr, Danbury. Waterbury
and Springfield will be the guests of
Oliver Clark, "E U. G. Alfi‘I'Il IV (30.,
tomorrow. and enjoy II sail on Captain
Oliver 5. Clark‘s yacht Three Brothers.
The start will be made from the draw-
bridgeport at ‘l o'clock
Injured While Saving Her Dog.
Wellsvillo, Ni ., July 637. ., While
trying to save her pet dog from being
run over on the. tracks, Mrs. li‘rauk Tay-
lor was fatally injured. one had an in-
fant in her arms. and both were thrown
high in the air. The child escaped in»
Jury.
Will Try the Gold Cure.
(lliicago. .lnly h“: “A party of men who
wish to try the Klondike gold cure will
leave Chicago on a apecial train nest
flaturday night eurouto for the newly
discovered Alaskan gold fields. There
will be Ibo individuals in the party.
Killod on the Truck.
Norwich. July '37. willoyd liruce,
twenty-eight. was kiliod while walking
on the tracks of the New lmudon and
Northern railuiad at Moumllc. last
night.
wl'reiih Fish.
Fishing boat lying at Washington
street bridge with fresh bluoiisii and sell:
lug them at to cents spistw
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas llamll was
celebrated with solemn high mass. from
tit. Mary‘s clinmh. at II o'clock this
morning. llsv. .l. .I. Furlong Was mile»
brunt and was assisted by ltov. Fathers
Winters and III-inmate. as deacon and
soothiaoou. and by Rev. lihsehan.
The Misassliystt. of lot Alain strict.
Horwalk. who have spent the last two
weeks with their Mother‘s family at
Asbery I‘urk. returned home last night.
“Are you aware,"st the garrulmis
barrier. "that ostail map was the in-
vsnurm ol the French relegate. who
used toiisgtheostaihi because they had
no money to bay soup bases?" “In
other mmls."said the mental ldlnt.
"they were mm to the last
WW.”
lumumn
no r. c. was not their
Parade tinder cum
SilliE ill liiE DEEMED llllEEl. .
l
0ft Postponement had Dotracted‘from
the Interest in the Carnival, and
it Was Not up to Original
Expectations.
The much‘postpoued lantern parade
of the Twin City Whealmsn was held
last night. The manygpostponemonte.
or the prospect of rain, or very likely
the twu combined. detracted from the
interest in the event. and the number of
decanted wheels was not as large as
had been anticipated. The number of
spectators, however. was exceedingly
large. The streets all over town. and
especially Washington and Main streets.
where the wheelmou formed, were
black with people. The procession was
headed by Captain F. (l. Hanford, fol
lowed by about fifty members of the 1‘.
C. W. Then came the military division,
thirty members of Company F, under
command of Corporal Benedict. assisted
by Sergeant Godfrey and Regimental
Color Sergeant Thomas Iiunt. A good
ly number of unattached wheelmen
brought up in the rear.
A few of the bicycles were decorated
very handsomely. The most elaborate
and unique was that of Theodore Tobey.
who was represented as driving two
large swans with lanterns on their
breasts, and the rider was covered with
II canopy of white paper. surmounmd by
a lantern. The. sheet was very line.
A. W. Wheeler and Stephen Jarvis
were the most grotesque makc‘ups in
the parade. Mr. Wheeler represented
an old woman and was placarded.
“Nora Marks, the Harmless Little
Girl," while. Mr. Jarvis had on his
back "Captain. thp the Ship." re-
IIIiIIders of the Merchants' Carnival re-
cently given in Music Hall.
A novelty was contributed by the
Fox (‘yele and Hardware company.
Contmuplatmg the usual Twin City
weather, the company sent out its rep-
resentative arrayed in oil skins and
mounted upon a wheel of ancient date.
The rider carried a large fog horn and
aplacnrdbearing this legend: "'l‘. C.
Weather; Who Cares?” The make-up
causal much amusement.
Everett W. Tollce had a bird cage ar-
ranged over his wheel, with flag deco-
rations, and tho monogram of the 'l'. (J.
W. on the four sides.
lir. W. ll. Baldwin carried a large
Ilugouu pole about thirty feet long,
which be balanced very skillfully.
it. I". Curtis and Jesse lirundago,
East Norwalk riders. had their wheels
tastefully decorated with dogs and ion-
terns.
James W. Maples had a most approp~
riate emblem for the '1‘. (I. “'.'Ilmll large
umbrella. with four lantern-I suspended
therefrom. it might have been this
that kept oil the rain.
W. i-'. Ambler and Fred llawkcs rode
a tandem under a canopy made of flags,
and carried several lanterns. producing:
a very pretty oll'eet.
William linen had his wheel adorned
with lanterns and Hugs and carried a big
bell to ring at the en isswalks.
iiert lkigurt had sitar—like arrange-
Iuent ill front of his wheel. and had lau-
terII decorations.
IItlIcr well spiwuring Wllf‘l'lll were rid-
den by Everett Sianuard. Joseph l’cu‘
uell. lv‘rauk l). Layton. Alfred Cutlnli
and Mar Molina.
Company it"s members were entertain-
ed on queruIclouII and cigars at the 'l‘.
(,1. W. rooms after the race.
A number of buildings qul residencm
were decorated In honor of the occasion.
Prank Allen. of Norwalk. llitll lllli
wheel very neatly decorated.
flenntm' Doolittle Druid.
l'rovulI-Iiee, it. l.,.luly ‘Jit its-I'Iilteil
mum blenator lbs-little. of Wimzotisin.
died at 9:15” o‘clock this foInuooIi. at the
home of his daughter. at lidgowmui.
ueurthis city, of llright'a disease. lie
was at: years of age. and was on» of tin-
foundnrs of the Republican party. ilIiI
Illness began with an attack of the grip
about it year ago.
loinetbiug to Think About.
bullion. Jilly 2a. The Pall Mall tiu~
Mlle says: "We have said front lin-
Ilrst that it is no outward of (trout
iiritaius whether the boiled titan-s
annexes llawau‘ or not; but Japan‘s pro.
test shonldgivo tho- Aiucrican jlllfltn'l
something to think alum."
flanged In tho County Prison.
Philadelphia, July ‘li—a-l’asquollo lla.
Ilario was hanged In the mmnty primu.
this IIIorIIing. for the murder of Mo-
Ilestine Motto, The drop fell at illicit”.
wcold leer.
Ilall at W floathflaiustrsetwlsire ym
will dud llalIeatIas‘s All new ale just as
cool asat Christmas. Keptby a new
woos-s. Patrick Garcons.
column! -
Mrs. John Dearth. oi
sail tomorrow on the
for a six week's visit
us
otherchlldhooddlnln .. r's. but she
Mrs. Inwth's last visitto
was eight years. and a at .
deuce is that she started
liar brother
the butchers’ barbecue as a"! a! 730
year.
m some ohl game. I had one of these
0. F' Tollee “d Rev Dads. ”ado Dimes myself. and shine that l have
'in ”Wt 30 105W ””5 FM!" . tested gold pieces of the S‘ It dcnoIIIina
month in the Adirondacks, lion ten (awfully. If that had been
afternoon. ~—Ansonia Senti page. WOW inuIIIiuo my best would not have bro-
Miss some. Hormonal do"! know
left town this morning for
It. 1.. where she will be 01 Comer.
party of Vassar girls.
Albert '1‘. Thcdy. with TL .0
& 00., San Francisco, has ' g
Mrs. Barbara Steegmull
avenue.
Mrs. W. H. Corbin
0/9 T. CONN.
Kittie, of Brooklyn. are Friday and
and Mrs. W. I". Ambler. 5_
street. m---—
Chan ClIu Fang, a Chin
of San Francisco and a “00.0.0000. '0
was in town lust eveL___________
friends.
Miss Mary l)ingcc, of
the guest of her aunt.
Wood, of Prospect avenue,
week.
I‘harles Prescott, clerk
Norwalk [sist- silica. is hot
weeks‘ vacation. spent in
N. Y. ‘ ...._.__,__
Mrs. Albert ll. Crossl
children. of Chestnut all
turned home from a two at
Mrs. 5. ll. Harding and s.
it., of Brooklyn. are guests I.
Mrs. l... J. Waterbury, of Cor.
‘ "' f
liurry. of an
church, left town yesterday for
He will be absent about two wee.
Rev. M. W.
Miss Nellie liedell, of Bruigepi
the guest of (he Misses lsobeile
i'harlnlte Bosch of Gerard place
James llartnett. a clerk in the Bose
~tore, has returned to his home III (ibup-
el street, after a visit in Vermont
Mrs. George Weed and son George. of
Brooklyn. are. Mrs. Wood's Iuntlu‘r,Mrs
Ilwen Kindilicu. of Holden street.
John 1“. Kilboy, of the louxweilor
cafe, is taking a week's vacation. which
he is spending at Lake Win-calms.
Miss Julia Mullv‘tt has returned to her
home in ‘iouth Norwalk after a week's
visit with friends III Milford.
.iasperti lloss. of West Main strict
has returned home from a visit with his
parents in New York city.
Mrs. David ltoardon, of Pine street,
is spending a few weeks with the
Misses Allen. in Newark.
Lil. llreyfuss, of New York.
Sunday Willi his brother. A. W.
fun. of list IIIIIIil street,
~‘pI'Ill
“ft-y-
Mrs. Ilrlaudo South, of Norwnlk.
Illuo. in the guest of Mrs. William
Wilde, of West strut-l.
Miss Sadie 'l'ituu, of Now Ifuiumu. III
Visiting at Chauncey laickwwd'ud Tin-st-
unt IIlI'cI'l. Norwaik.
.luliu I‘iviamis, of New lirituiu, is the
guest of his brother. llavid l‘asussa. of
”animal street
Mrs. Paul (i. Schultz“. 0f Inwo
striuet. has returned homo front It i'IaIt
in New Haven
William li‘loyd. of A Holulatiii' illitllli',
has been spending a Week‘s vacuimu III
New York stale.
I'luirles Pillow. of Newtown avenue.
darted today for a three wwks' visit in
Wisconsin.
Assistant l'oIiIIIIasier llarry Mitchell.
uftlioNorWalk lsmt-rdlhm, III tukIIIg .I
Vill'lluflu.
M Ian Mamie Malionuy. oi lirnoklyu. is
visiting Mrs. John Madden, of l'l’llflllt‘t‘l
street, M»...
Airs. A. C. (louse, of Water street.
bus gone to Providence In swud two
weeks.
Miss Nina A trivia of Norwalk is
a guest of Miss hula ‘. Huiii- n. of thin
bury.
Mrs lisrry llallwils has gone to lied-
ford station for a week” a mention.
The Misses liners ilri h and .lcn~
uiogs areal heath Wil (ions.
unwound.) . 5;” has warned
toldslioiheil West .
mam ." lord, was in
mm. ,
iVES!
‘ SGOV,
so cts. t‘l|l|ll'll ll'tli llil'lt'll in fear and made on
\ lilil'lll‘llll)’ lIUlHI'.
sow. ’l'loviw- u‘rre fourteen elephants on
Sllt‘ “Itlll' ~IIlI 'Illil llII Ullllll‘ :lllll lllt‘ll (if
i- but!» Ii on tin nth-r three. in tin
ltuw Shot w IIt llIi~ iI- Illim ~I|II.itI- ‘lltlilfl liil-
“"1 llOIIIl' ‘0‘ ll lllv llu,’__’ot‘ :Illil llii 'lrl‘lln
lici’ltsleticrsali ‘ Hit \\ I~ nix: IiIuIl bi llu {our
in her comical way I 1.. My lrnu p. gs and
lo iked, so black against the m
the
thought what an example
unselfishncss the “scrub preacher"
set, the tears would come.
"Sophie"
but she says shofcels like "sweet six-
H
it It
teen.
everywhere.
New York on the boat she gathered II
2 licensi- who recently
' mm which filled Itllt
a superficial test could reveal true
a “calm
ordinary re-
quirements of Ire-nuisances so far as
facts. Butm few days ago a banker
”limited into his place one “w the ‘2!)
[Old piece which the restaurant man
had received only a short time before
The banker bad a queer look in his
eyes as he took the coin and rapped it
“hulllly with his knife. and the restau-
rant keeper had a stranger expression
as he saw his supposed 320 piece break
We live pieces, says the San Francisco
Call. ,
"How is this?" he demanded.
'l‘IIe bunker answered: "it Is lllf'
ken It."
' Then the restaurant keeper and the
banker carefully examined it together.
The outside of the gold [Ilt'i'i‘ was all
”Hi". seemingly, when the disscvered
parts were placed together. The mill-
llII-t seemed to be up to the standard.
The Weight was correct.
ltut the inside or the piece was half
lillml \Iiili a Iompositiou which was
not the l‘ ustouiuri gold and alloy. Still
(lINtl I‘Allilllllllllull revealed that the
gold llllll been suited through with ex
iiulsiie I-nre llllll skill just inside of the
milling. Then the milling had been re.
moved. and from the interior of the
pim-I- some of ”it“ gold had been ex-
tracted and the honor composition was
made to lilkt' the place of the more pro
nous IIII-tul. 'l'liI-II, with equal dt‘fl‘
Ilt'hi and skill, the milling llilll been re-
plm'ml and soldered in some way, and
the ll‘lt‘k was done.
SPAN KING AN ELEPHANT.
An (In'llrs‘enca In India In which 0“?
Alliliiisl lustl to Finnish Another.
Did you ever see an elephant
apnnliml'.’ SI-urm-iy. for they don't do
Fll4'li iiilnzs in this country, but they
do lit India. (.‘npluiu Martin, of the
liI'IIislI :II'IIIy, stationed at i'nIIIplu-ll-
[itsl'v'
.ilnlull I.\'o. L'o was on trial for killing
illn low-per, SyI-I- llaiuiboIiI-ios, by pick-
IIIg him up by the legs and crushing
lil.‘ skull against a ll'i‘v.
The president of tile
“as Major I'uIIIernII, of the Thirty
I‘nIII’IlI llIIizi'IIs .Vuliie infantry. lie
I'rzul the charge llllll tlII-II witnesses
moved that Abdul was guilty as
loomed. The president then sentenced
llII' i'llllll'll Io tiny liislli'ri and to two
iI-III'-' lllllll‘lMilllliI‘lll.
To.» elephoms but Abdul to all open
sinner and in llll‘ presence of the whole
lmtIeI‘y Ib- [llllll‘llllll'lll begun. The
courtvmurtiui
Wlinl‘lllili was an
of ,“li‘ll all “as
morn]. :Ind
t‘hl'lllltl'
l] .
Is tilty‘threv yours of age, lam!"
next moment,
now
vaI'lII-s for this story, Elephant -
Ladies should novel fail to stop in
store as they pass by,“ only to look a I...
as we always have new and special a t...
Snell as women need for everyday wear
played on our counters. We are so
Shirt Waists cheaper than any other ..
in the slate.
H. KRIEGER;
The Le: IIling Cloak and Millinery Stores in the Twin Ci
Store at flabsckemo Hotel Block.
liglusdicwayandstaysugiad. Alltrssr.
nickel—plated—uotin; unaided-filers”
packcdoilfount; dmblecouvagrwnd'flsb,
lam. humkmfirowsaiightflll-ad'
weighsbutlZounccc.
Three years a leader, and three yaaII'
improvements now added. AM th-
handsomeatsudbcstbicyclehmpmmada.
Soldbyalllradingdralua.
THEPLACEGrTERRYMFG CO.
247C¢utrcStrs¢hNewYork
See our new. cheaper lamp-the“8¢lchc.'
Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for a]
watch. TlIclicst are made right here u
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended-—
“Riverside” and “Royal.” Can be"
found in g,old silver and gold filled
cases at
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwe'llt.
W.
FREE
\
Stud us your lllllllt‘ {Hill address
and VII \Iiil mg: I! will free of charge,
:I luauiiiul book oi
which
and she acts it. She preaches host-I.
Even coming up from
What is "69110..
into on I Iceun (irovl
Fairy Tales
lilvgontly gotten up and handsomely
crowd around her while she told the
gospel story in hvrquniut and simple"
way.
Today "Sophie" goes back to her
scrubbing and her rescue work in New
York sltIIIIs. It is said she has five lune
item of laundry Work awaiting but ur-
rIval.
Ho the arms-tics prozuleI-d and labored
for their daily bread and “away he.
lII-ved on their word.“ Such undoubted.
genuine earnestness is at least a proof
of sincerity and absolute. wholehearted
sincerity always commands respect
MRS. DANBURY JAOK‘S DEATH
Duo to Heart Failure and Alcoholism
, The Burial Yesterday.
Medical Examiner liurke hold an in-
quest. Saturday, over Mrs. Annie Hyatt.
\vifoiif llattliutv Jock. He found that
death was due to heart future
and chronic alcoholism. Accordingly.
.lark was rebound from
there Wt’rl‘ no grounds
riietsiliiible.
I‘IIIIerIokt-r ltayumud buried Mrs.
lly ott'a body yewterduy In the" ‘own lv'eru
cemetery. Jack was about town try-
ing to raise funds to have lll‘I‘ body sent
to Calvary cemetery. bong island City.
and was not present at the burial.
The town of llaubury will be asked to
most the expemsm of the funeral.
custody. Iiii
Iii lltllll llllll
BY A VOTE 01‘ FOR" T0 TIN.
The How charter for the (lily of Iouth
)lorwallr Adopted.
The new charter for the city of Wrath
Norwsik was adopted. yesterday. by It
vote of forty to ten. tho sinalloat vote. it
is Iwiievnd. ever but at a city election.
The voting place was at the court
I'mllll in liavilaud film“. and the polls
were open from 4 mo o'clock. Mayor
if. U. llohannan waothn presiding of
floor and attended to the ballot has.
being relieved by Miss thmneilman It.
8. Hotel: when he desired to get his m.
The chicken were Registrars William
if. Tammany and Lao Davis.
FELL TWO STORIES.
Old Rntehford Building.
Alexander I lliien. who is tearing down
the old ltulcbford building, in Wall
street. wriit into the building last night
to get a pair of lllppi'l'll he had left there.
and who-b. he was afraid. would be
stolen. lie climbed to tlioiiecond story
and was walking Across a decayed board
laid across the beams. when it broke,
and he fell through to thccollar. in his
Ilesceut he struck the side of his head on
a beam. Intlictlng a push nearly three
inches long. “is leg 'A'Iis also badly in-
,Iurcd and be sustained numerous small
bruises on his body. Mr. Illaen. Intend-
ing that no one should know of his min»
linp. gathered himself up and walked
homo. This morning ho wont to Dr. A.
ll. llulilwin'solllce and haul lili- Iniurios
dressed.
Harriett Beside Her Mother‘s Coffin.
l'utunin, July 2;.»‘l'lie funeral of
Mrs. I). ll. Idnsy, wlIodIod at her resia
deuce here Sunday. was hold this moru~
iug. l'rerions to the funeral. Mimi Clara
liellolllney. thoouly dangbtorof the
deceased. was united in marriage to
liurt Ii. York. Jig. a student at the Yale
'l‘lieologicsil seminary. The ceremony
was pIIrfurnn-d in the room in which
the bride's dead neither was lypig. The
marriage at this time was in am'ordouce
with tho (‘hpmd wishes of Mrs.
”they.
Plum for a Oonneetict Han.
Washington. July :2 Among the re-
om nominations made by the president
this sunning. is that of Thomas C.
appraiser at New York.
The gain at the Cross um. railroad
ems-Ins. which were hogan yesterday
yearning. were emulated daring the
WIMWW’ torsss.
advantages. is a llll‘lnll'.lll.fll ill (Iillll'S.
Alexander Olson Badly Injured in the ‘
Worden. of thinnmxiicut. to be assistant,
f
with a seating capacity HE N p - ‘BANK COMPANYO—Lfi-
ism. Willi this. the succmion, pi-t'no :. p’lf'ilmn’h—u. ,, '_
suIIImI-r conventions would be assured. l )‘i‘ l“ R ‘VK “ "”‘lzsmr
mill-m lloyt s 1‘ III ntre iiulldiug.
l 3". W ImlIiIIgtoII HireI-I.
jizl 'JIv h'outli Norwalls. Conn.
(:AH" l'ASTl'lil'l BEACH HOTEL.
..\ III IIIlAllll, Proprietor.
Slitllil. lll\'\'i'.iib ' SEA \‘lIUUD
of all kinds
bpvclnl Attention to Parties. Clubs and
lamb-ties
”II and hill r. lnly II|I. u couveymiic wll
couui II it uh l‘miunuy I or» at 5th avenue.
lll'.l' l i. All Slltllil'l DINNER, The
"Thorn wdi be a clerkship vacant in
the Third division of the department of
which i have the honor to be the chief,"
said the Appointing Power,
”l have the man who is ideally fitted
for tho plwe," said the Senatorial in-
license.
”Are you certain 2'"
“Quite certain. He must be the man.
bscuuse he wants tho job. and he isn’t
lit for II [milled in business."
"I‘retty l'olly!" sold the lady. “C-n
l’olly talk ’3" "Polly," replied the lies-
tou parrot, “can converse."
"l'Iu ungrateful to Mr. Chumpleight
forseudiug lIiIi photograph." "Why.l
thought you hated him?" "Ye-Jud
just think, he might have buiught It."
Merely a '8llflfllllllflll.'”ufldflalr“
“liars, nia‘mu. l wad call your atten-
to the beautiful sound out of the kitchen
window." Mistresmw'l‘hai‘s nothing.
liridgot. You ought to see it rise some
morning."
Brown—“My son has very extrava-
uMIt ideas." lilunew'fllo ilIIiiaII't look
as if ho had many of ttioni."
"Well 2'" said the assistant in a chain-
Iot's shop to an lrishmau who pointed in
a pile of soup. "I want Iiluiupof that.”
answered the lrishmsn. “Thank you.
Will you have it mental or unscented."
'1’“ take it wid me."
Head'What is a crank 2'" 8he-"Wliy
a person with one idea." "Would you
«all use a crack it” "Why. no: i never
gave you credit for having one Idea."
Mention this pe'wg‘t" '
Norwalk Chronicler