l‘veryanddaulylestuightof heart un— ' . bell. Ileana Annie 0. Sanford. Clara .. nomycaar ftlfedTweMTwolodh-sand a. was recently bcrncnthefarmchsrev suiah Troy in South Window. [twee the queerest looking animal that If! Troy ever saw on hisfarm. andwben he found itomdayiuthepestnrowith the mother. he looked long and hard and rubbedlhie eyes to find out whether he was awake crdreaming. lfr.'1‘roy ,2 triedtosavethelifeofthisstrsnge freak. but it lived only eight or nine hours after being found. The mother now got along all right and is living and doing well Messrs. Strong and Strain. who are connected with the hotel in Broad Brook owned by Manegeril 0 Persons of Parsons'e Theatre, obtained the body and had it stnifed. The calf had two heade, two bodice and two tails. There were seven legs. but only six of them show in the mom pruyiug picture. One of the feet had double hoofs. about twice as big as those m the other foot. Both beads were well shaped and of ordinary size. The body has been observed with curiosity by a great many people. 41.1mm: Gou- ant . , fli- flaunah Weloh. aged twenty- thrreyeors. daughter of Thomas and Elisa Weleh. of Concord street. died ore. . .2 lies Welch had been troubled with “ , palpitatiuoftheheert forthepast iii. teen years. Incompeny with her two mains. Ilse lamie Squires. of Stafford Springs. and bliss Iamie Cox. of blew . York.andsfrlend. lies Alice Began the had been attending the baud concert in llorwelk. They were going down South Main street about ll o’clock. when bliss , STONES FELL Dbl BIB FOOT. Welch was taken with a fainting spell. ——-——-. . Hugh Fay Badly Injured at John E. and her friends. becoming alarmed. Ferrla’ Yard. assistedher relies Esgen's house in ‘llayrnond out. our. li.Allen was called, andaleo her family and Rev. John T. Winters; [in Weloh recog- nised them. all. but gradually failed. audatlzaoo’olookthia morning passed nuistly away. 2 She was a membormf St Joseph’s church. and had it best of friends who will‘arnwithdeep regret of her and- new. The funeral will probably be held Sunday afternoon. and a requiem mass celebrated Monday morning ‘—_a_...~_.. Hugh Fay. a son of hfr. and hire. Richard Fey. of Water street. was play- ing. yesterday. with half a dozen other children. near a pile of flog-stones at John H. Ferris“ cool yard. when aeveral of the stonee fell over and ' caught Fey’s foot under them. holding him npriaoner. His cries attracted the attention of Chris Michel, who lifted the stones oil and found that the lad's foot had been meshed, one of the cuts extending from the toe to the ankle. Fatal Bicycle collision. Litehfleld. August lib-Daniel blan- uel. twenty-five years old. was killed while riding’bis bicycle in lain street. lie was riding on the wrong, aide of the road and collided with Wallace Bailey. who was riding in the opposite direc- tion. Both'were taken totheir homo. andlsuasl died on the way. Bailey warm for‘bnr hours and the doctors fear that he is internally in jured. mwan column Home. Bath .IoatingJarineBupper at .Iaeh’slummerncmo. . 1% m of the Your: Beople'alculstyofflriddan Indoor" . of the South Norwalk Congregational church. hadapicnicatlaewisn. Nash's itlaud. blcrotou. yosterdsyafter‘noon. AridewaeenjoyodinJohn ~W. Peu- nell’s wagon. and upon arrival at the lslandtherewasbcatiug.otc.,audeflne supper. Thoseproaentwcrelirs. N. E. Comp- DOTI AND DAM!!! San Frahcisco, Aug. 13.-'l‘wo women. each claiming to be his widow. are struggling for the estate and name oi Daniel G. Waldron. a veteran California journalist who was found dcadiu his bed at Yreka on May 8. Chicsgo, Aug. 13.»—Two thousand Dell. label llling. Alice Day. Norma 8W. Florence Smith. Willie Mao- Nsil. Joseph Pounell and Howard A. Tilly. “Victories Through rel nev. 11.x. Noble conducted i... first serviceaftsrbis return from thowest buildings will goon a strike today by order of the building trades council. Chicago. Aug. iii—Captain John Windrow. of lien Francisco. does not believe the story that Prop Andme's balloon was seen floating iii the ocean by a ship captain. McKeceport. Pa. Aug. ill—The strik lug pnddlers of the National Bolling mill here, have voted to return to work. sixty-seven in favor nod sixty-two against going back. Colleen. lll.. Aug. ill—Frank Camp- bell. until recently the trusted hiauien~ ant of "Genus!" Bradley. was forced to lien for hislifefrom the striker-1’ camp west of town. last evening. London. Aug. iii-sir Isaac Holden is dead. He was born in 1807 and had representul Kusresborcugb and the ucrtherndivieioncf thoWest Bidlngof Yorkshire in parliament. Quebec. Que. August lt—A lad sla- teenyears of age died in the hospital have. a victim of the cruelty of the mate ofthehngllshshlp ma. Darnell. biopsies. Aria. Aug. le—Bouthsru Ariscua and Northern lealochevs been visited by a terrific rainstorm. All the telegraph lines are down. Ben tranoiscc. Aug. iii-Durlng the past week the Klondike fever has abated somewhat in this city owina. Probably. to the discouraging reports received from Dyes. ..-..-..,......,._.,...-Wm... fondue. August ie.--A apecisi dea- Mth."audthe pastor gave an inter- esflng talk on the mediocre with which people of the world adopted any were. and the remarkable faith bail to espwiem to leave their and the luxury of their own homestcsask fortune in a far distant laudof which theyknew nothing but been told by recite not know. Bis refer g2 and sought fortune in the Klondike ' The subject was divided into two parts PM. Chariot A. Tucker treated the subject of “Faith. " and Bay Herein spoke on "Victory." m Olen Island Iionlc. The Firstllethcdist Episcopal church wiilheveaplcnicto Glenlslsnd.'l‘use day.Augustal. Thelemiilceuwillbs chartereihaudioinaure comfort only new tickets will beaold. thoughthe ammonium lem- ehistswsreaersstsd “financing. and that the pelleesslssdenasrbercf Wenonah-eudesphsim "mm; Awe l.v~m .8- 9...“ 0mm who formerly kept a assist Ihcphsremaurrssted today. charged withaaibssslsaisut. in having arisen» Irate. at W W-M ............ m. must stitches. W.Asg.ie.~reisrucuehec. strum. aisle mammothwstnesaseawe Vse mammal-stances wwmmammo. c1... fiwe .a them «summon-v.1.» lilillliillli none erection” Row lodcrn fictive Power light he Europe. lineudlfrsBJI. states many available water sources. in desirable localities. have been developed during the last five years. Perhaps the men employed on Chicago public school . lien or Individual Enterprise M Supplied for Itreenand Commer- iug new and improved methods in their application to nearly every line of mechanical operations. To utilize or create either electricity or high and low pressure air. a motive power must be used. At the present time attention ll directr ed towerdltbe natural resources of water power. All through the New England rwentbringingintouseofatrliilng fractional part of the great Niagara and making of it a successful and profitable factor in motive production has awaken- ed thought end attention in this direcv tion. “ Natural water sources have many elements of recommendation; its aim- plicity. solidity and economy place it far ahead of all other means for motive production. While there are many proficient monueof power. they are necessarily more or less expensive on mount of be many of the water privileges. now laui~ ly running to waste. turned into motive producers and become one of the mom of enriching the country and helping it to prosperity. Among the many natur- ul advantages of our place the writer would call attention to the water course on which the Norwalk reservoir is locar ted. Flowing south from the reservoir. «item, with many tributaries joining it along ite course. it supplies power for severe! mills. At a point located just northof what is known as the Blanch ard pond. or Silver Late. from the nat- ural formation of the country and hille. a dam could be erected with a very mod. crate outlay that would overflow in on two to three hundred acres and form a retaining reservoir that would contain many months' reserve supply. The average flow of the river is unlimited a greater part of the year. With a re- serve reservoir. turbine wheels could be put in and a first—clues electrical and power plant established. The two cities of Norwalk and South Norwalh together pay about $15,110:» wounlly for their street lighting. This outlay maintains the lights but part of the night. All night street lights. it is estimated. would coat by the present system from 8:30.00) to 835.000. The city of Smith blorwalk. with its olesr-heededbusiness ways.ooald.withen investment of 11004100. secure the neces- sary property. erect a dam for e reser. voir. establish an electrical plant and run its wires to Nor-walk. South! Nor- welk and blew Canaan. Interest on the investment and thccgpeuse of maintain- ingthe plant wo cost about $10,000 annually. The street lighting of the three places named. the lighting of factories. stores and dwellings. power for a trolley sys- tem between him-walk and blow Conan and its branches could all be furnished. and a business could be inaugurated that would give returns of substantial and large profile. South Norwalk made a great of her public water works: harem opportunity‘s door open for her to aoblsveastlll greater euoosu. corporation or individual with grit enough to make the venture of the necessary iuvostmeut and secure in re. turn psnlisnentend largeprodte. The steam turbine. by its achievements due. ins thepsstfew weeks. seemetcindb eats a revolution in the propelling mechanism of every siaed'aelllng craft. by increasing speed and lessening ea~ pstchfrouillilanseys that three soar. W The turbine water wheel accomplishes the same results in reducing moire power for electriofl or mechanical oper- etlws. harms A. ban-n. ”Wm... «m... «on...» nun—mm Iarerncrslsglns'cflleatleadey. l'rathJereeeerehasteldmdhis redacaticuassperhccmaslssicssrof opium. lieospeetsaestluudey mteaechevgecf his detyseccllsctor of costume. with an office iailrldgs- porteudebraeehiuhtemhad lfr. lassmmhssuctyseaeacuueedwhet chambepropessstcmelts.butitis sapsctedthatoaeoftheehaaasewlll haweceisthlegtodceith mm mm IV ing artificial. The near future will one i . it is a flattering invitation to some , -Anowml1mlunowcm Headline). H.Purdy.offlyfle.llevd. EPurdy. lies WihiamEVanageau. cfoyre. mmdathrenepswnanmfm Dallas. Ifcuteue. havereturnsdfrcm New “York.whers they want Wednes- daytoseeOelvlnT. Percy startfor cial Lighting and to Bun Trol- Andrews. Jr.eud .. y I An- leycarsforxilesArcund. drewstodsywentto 'iingtcn.L. 1.. The day of horse and steam polar has in I" Anam'y‘a‘cbt'fhsuaie .Z'whare alroodybeensuporeededbythemorem’m'w' reweeister, modernandprcgressivemeansofelcc- ufl'l 3'! . isspendingthe trinity and air. which are daily develop- “ summer BM ’1'“ lilies Elsie Raymond. who is stopping with her aunt, Hrs. 0. F. Teller. went roger borne in Booth-.liorwalk. today. 'willreturuto Antonia again in a days to complete her visit.~Aneonia not; hiss Anna B. one, is visiting frie day. with whom annual picnic of the 2 eetport Congre- gational Sunday schufi at War Point. Eekle. and up; iugton. D. 0.. are Byington. of the Game. cin- Eloise notch. who will u... of nn. .1. 1r. region and Ifrs. 1). Raymond. beamed to her home nth Orange. hi. 3. lire. Edward W and daughter Alice, of Westport venue, will return from ilccan Grove. tonight. on the Belle Horton. Miss Blanche Defining. street. left town today for Bmklyn. where she will spends week's vacation with friends. Thomas F. Dis;- has started on a ten days' vacation. WWII!“ places. Mr. and hire. William L. ”icon. of Norwalk. spent Wednesday in Daohury. attending the races in the afternoon. _ Miss Mary Griffin. of Danbnry. a graduate of Vassar. is visiting Misc Olive K. Hutchinson. of High street. lira. Francis leonard. of Union Park. is borne from a sojourn in ltidgetield. much improved in health. hire. George W. Jennings. of floaton. is visiting her unvther. Mrs iiusan llait wink. of oil Taylor ovcnuc. . and Mrs. George Burton, of New York city. are visiting an. '1‘. Gaye . of flown Hill, Edward looser and son Word. of Westport avenue. are spending the day in blew York city. Miss “cranes Williams. of Norwulk. is enjoying a visit with Ifios hfanil Bothel. of Cannons. Mr. and lies. Edwin Gilbert. of ll‘eir street. are expected home today from a visit in blew York M The Misses Hairdo and lauln Gregory. of East avenue. are spending two weehe in Birerheed. 1.. 1. Bruce liegehen. of Philadelphia. 1» visiting fir. and Ira. A.A. Altenbrandt. of Spring street. ltev. D. If. Heydrick. of Bonklyn. spent Sunday with “his son. 0. 8. ll. Heydrlck. Wilton. lire. George ti. Gregory. of blast eve. nus. is visiting friends in Ursubury. til- day. Orsshminsscfihelfewl'olheod mm Oleveleud on Deal company about 6 mmthl: 30mm. to o'clock this morning. M were M W iatberoed by sheriff lowry” and his GherlssKiethmfllsrldsmis visiting deputies. wboordered theistic go no stbishotnsiauppvrlfdlnstreet. W. UdahlelllnaMfile leader WW” ' «dismounted» push hie way wellne- lfeelds. of Great Mo paeitlledsputlea. Arcadia earned in i-mevgtlgw which Jacob no». a mum the llisslfinulevrsuhs. cfbridgepctt. is Mfldcwmmlcellyovertlwm l9! vieitiagraaadaiuflcrwelh. “W drowned. “I. 0‘ the We. elemental: “mumpcmhdrethfllhsm hvlatiugcamlelend ArrestedieIMesellagnleascads. today. snowman-unmemm. mm. a. Mrews. a. r in Westport. to- ' will attend the b. of Wash- 0! Editor A. B. ., .... ,W‘ of School fie will visit Water Burr w..." w mm In: Bertha Kant... Grove «m1. is visiting flies Edythe ll. Gates. in Hartford. Mr. and undone Britta. of Check out amen are spending the day in m... WM... W wane-cereals... " llliilllllil 1Y ms in ” res-eye itthblMSMV ' clothing worn by the man. Wes lhsiei Bealenlailiellenelc. on 111: not: 11:11am. HeWasaProaperoueTnmklanufao- tursr of New York. and There mic,» been. iron" for ‘ HialeahAct. ‘ ' Coroner Mu came to South Nor- walk. yesterday. and inquired into the case of the men who was found with his throat cut. floatingln theflouud oil Fish island, Wednesday afternoon. by Wil- liam G. James. It was evident that it wasecaseolsuicide. audthebodywas buried in the town farm plot. Last night a telegram. and subse queutly a telephone manage. was re- ceived from Banjuniin Dickohson. of Mo West remnant street. new York. inquiring about the case. He believed. from a description oh the man he had read in the evening papers. that the body was that of his father. This morning he came to South Norwelk and identified. beyond. a doubt. o... lie said his father. whose name was also Benjamin. was a prosperous trunk manufacturer. He left home last Fri- day evening. mteneibly for a walk. and that was the last any of the'family saw or board cfhim. Although his father was childish in many of his ways. the sonsaid.he could assign account for. his suicidal sot. Arrangements were made to have the body disinterred and sent to New York. Am his all Deapondency Causes Policeman lief- f'aron to Shoot nineteen. blew ka. Afloat iii—Deepen“! W fear of the more. of air-race against him by one of hie superior officers. cans- ed Policeman Matthew D. Befloron. who was attached to the West Thirtieth «trout station. to attempt his life some- time between midnight and 7 o clock this morning. At the latter hour four brother policemen discovered him in bed in the station house dormitory bleeding from is wound in the right temple. the blood saturating the bedclotbos and a pool of blood on the floor to the right of the bud. lie will die In: Bernie's l’iano. bins iterate. who gave a bill of sale of :1 plane to his nephew. 1). M. Rosco. says it was given are time when he was in custody of an effluenfiying to secure bell. and was with the under standing thetthe plane was to remain in his poseeseion. to be redeemed when- over he could raise the money. lfr. Beret: says be twice tendered Ir. inn-en the twonty~live dollars. but that he minced to accept it unless Afr. Buratz paid the expenses of a civil action that had been instituted to get possession of the piano. He wouldn't agree to this. and sc.to toavoid further trouble. he turned the piano over to llr. Rosen. rm and Layout Windsor Locks. August ill—The final layout of the Springfield and Smith western Street Railroad through Age. wam. lass" was granted by the select. men of that place. yestenlsy. and work willbsheguuneat week. Workonthe road at llnlheld has been pushed as rapidly as possible and itia expected thatin two weeks the grading will be finished an that the ties and tracks can be laid from the lfaueohueetts state line to West outfield. .... .............W—m Pittsburg. l'.. Aug.i1l.—-'l‘ha striking miners stored to march to the Plum New York. Aug. manicured New announcement... Mine bfldhwamd ’5 WWW“ rfldeeethodemW patron possessing her father' a musical talents. In addition to being an oucellehtper- _formercuthopiano,ehehasavery sweet voice and was a memberofthe Musical Art club for several lemons. She is at preeentamemberofthoOw torio society. She poaeessea a very ami- able iomperamont and has an unusually, large circle of friends. R. G. Don 00.. having charge of the New Haven and local office». Bis home is in Toronto.though he residesin Bridge- port. where he is well known both as an excellent business man and also as a club man of large acquaintance. being a memberof the Seaside. Algonquin. Out— ing and Country clubs. Had ma louth Pull ofN togrupher of Norwalk. is in a serious predicament. lie has a wire nail an inch and a half long in his stomach «Meow lievenson' 's Eldest Daughter. She is a very accomplished young lady. bar. Powell is district manager for the AWKWLBD ['03 u. WARNER. V dc . Swallowed One of Til A blorthport, L. 1.. depetoh says William B. Warner. formerly a pho- At the iireman‘s jollilioatioh in the' village. Wednesday night, Mr. Warner not about decorating his place. With several of the nailsinhiamouth be mounted a step-ladder and was nail- ing up some bunting. when he slipped and fell. The nailsell slid toward his throat nnd‘came near choking him. He mnnagodtooough them all up bate do. which stuck cue-wise in no threat. He was seized with a violent fit of wughing and the hall was finally dis- lodged. but it slipped on down his thout. annmonar. Loon. news Pearce for civilians to visit Camp N be required gun at days nest week. except Triday. General Frat will be glad to furnish passes to all persons wishing to visit the comp. Passes can be obtained at bio of- fice or from Sergeant Robert 0 Mitchell. mounted orderly on the brigade staff. 1.. .l. Reynoldc horse was. at the South Norwalk freight house this morn- ing. when it started. Mr. iteynolds.who was standing Meide the horse. was thrown under its boofsand the wagon. Some of the employees stopped the borne before any damage was done. -No cheap mode. but good goods cheap. at Hayos‘ market. At the meeting of Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum. last night. an invitaw tiou was extended to the Grand Council of the state to hold its fall session in South Norwalk. Thursday. October ii. A banquet will be served in the evening. The bicyclerace to Stamford. tumor row afternoon. will start from Connec- ticut avenue and the turnpike. The Ariotvilingiug moiety will prac- tice tonlg —-All kl ndsoffleb atllayos market. IOWVAYTOI. The Methodists mapeak in lllflll‘wl'lil! of the beauties of locust Grove. where the annual excursion was held Wednw day. The steamer Kate i). Stevens. with the schooner None A. Rowland in tow. conveyed over one hundred piano» to the ground. Ir. and hire. Andrew Lockwood. of Bridgeport. have been visiting Mr. and flu. Osborn Shepard. Ire. ilerub Oarruth and daughter. Kiss Nellie Baton. who have been visit left town yesterday for Jackmnville. home in lino-acts. thirty days is «homey jail. Richard ll. MM. of Rowayha. AW 7th of liar. l3. ll. Bends. tonight. . Ira. ”William Godfrey. of floweytcs. drcu box it. D Tom .-Bla barn of two at No.1! Academy Apply on premises. 310 if Wood etreet. ‘7. lug Postmaster and hire. (.1 W. liryau. Vermont. and will later go to their Ubarles beers. arrested by constable written. was yacht-day sentenced. to ’- WWI. “'WU m“ ”a beverecelved wordcfehsdsath ofthslr 10! only sister. lee (liars Smith. of Avcke lieasaemhfeh occurred vary suddenly ma The Young People's Bocisty of one.» lien ludsavor. of the Meytcn Baptist ' church. will hold a enviable at the home is visitinghsr son. William it. Godfrey. offloutthltcu. W lsliuethe Wee-ant The leilowahlp sill. at mm.mia—menm march. mum whewassrrsstsilcneebergscfeuayllv the used above wnmmummmw was melee Warn» wireless Theengagemontisannouucsdcfliss o weaves heals Shelton Stevenson to William - Beverly Powell. of Tcrontc.’0enada.V . IfissBlevansonistheeldestdanghterOC Colonelendllrs. WflliamEBtevenaon. is prominent in Bridgeportsceiety'eud hasawide clrcleoffrlendsinthelior- month. to keep herin oral care of same. tinel. WANTED. ~81an 1 ily. or invalld’s acne and bldewi ow; ““7“?“ ‘ 1.ur.4sm.wna‘ North Main - , Also convenient flat on well lighted and com Set of rooms second Heroin 80. Main strict. J. Mia: l-‘errle’ ooalodice. ‘ . 'l‘ORo 1 MT (2’1“ F038 we 11 - , rent or ”will...“ now for“ For particulars apply om. . V ' ‘01.E‘l'.~0nei«rcom ‘ ' - floor front. so Washl i room apartment. t in! Washington atruot,ruu rents floor over anilinka’al one, rent on at h Well Cigar 00.. 83 ashm‘ LET: Seven avenue. rant , second floor. house street. rent fl meme. Music Hall is“; done. reuttib. ILA. ‘01. n. ”’2: e w lOmrl’ta.atBelle N3" *3. Inquire of '1‘. H. Conn. l“ 70* .-.......W 2 [Eon sand—One his ‘ om racer,ona . ”1:; > it recline and one > all brlilsrfifd new. h“ ' 1m: on and wh Secure one; eaey ”of? son, West Cedar yam mac-a. Full SAl.3.~b‘llght full puppies. A l 5 Railroad plao‘e'ri rum 8ALE. Is for seed om Beet» ground. fl; Tntlilll. South ”‘Oli SALE. "Mia“ new. cheap. ‘ and Ann streets. ‘Uli SALE. —'-A denim“. in Meadow street. at! “1"” of lot 511x147. House codtalna nir heater and city water in. on] four years. inquire of fun den. [“03 SALE OR To m. “m with all motion 1 . avenue. corner of the ‘ w Eimvvood avenue. South )3 ply to Alfred it. Austin. ‘(llil SALE—~Au bi "gummy; r ' .ye 11e.enta a arm. line just been put in thorough 1% Hide and our. Terms to suit Apply '1 lor & Golden. l_.ockw \lorwalk Conn.“ I‘L1R.5Al.li.~»0henp. a cat ‘Jl feet in length, 8 “foam width. a feat dcep.wi wfx'l“: rigiing nearly new. doc out auv time. l’_.0 nuisance. Booth hNorwel i503 SAth.~— FlftasnM twelve feet shelvingf . legend neled ti in Acumfim bil be sold ver chee. line. or W 0PM! wu’.lll1l ”summon.“ m ‘ save as r can of your lab South Norwek kflardware compan- FO‘R BALE—Columbia holy“ ‘ hose.wlllstendifll lbs.- ghe square 11;. ”Hummus“ rem use. no a use detect purchase. Shit “W M were I" will byu choice $le ’0 lug lutlwai prettiest streets offlou dry. healthful. walk laid.w and petition for new srl‘f'i‘e tlculars of 'l“a ylor h (in Oli'l'h—A pocketbook : 1 run] place and lie 1:: 2 Mining check on Hes! T‘?‘ . money and receipt».". 1 = ally rewarded by leaving at noon: elore. Weatherm‘ Weather iiersee. lea fair weather followed “1% cloudiness" harem; . pereiorsmuOhwestwlada. mama.
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