mm? wee-m
100mm some
_ lrelsy Get em Lies Leaves
its this in m use Street;
taint me A BilllllEll'S won
The Accident was caused by the
" lmkiageftber’laugeonoiuof
.thsrmntwmmrrackltlcck-
ed'ButnoOneIuiured.
Thebveakingcfallaugeonoueofthe
forward wheels of Car No. 19.of the
Norwalk Street Railway company's
lias.osussdtbecartoleavathen-ackin
North Main street shortly before noon
today. and created some excitement for
a few minutes in tbatneigbbcrhood.
The car was bound for the South Nor-
wslk railway station. and was coming
down grade around the curve near West
.street.atagoodrateofspeed. when the
accident happened. _
,. The car turned to the right after leav-
ing the rails. and headed toward the
' ‘west side of the street. where it dashed
' labil‘adellvery wagon of The Raymond
Grocery company. which stood in front
’ of Samuel Uomstoek’s atom
' The wagon was forced into the curb
and one wheel was demolished and the
" axle ‘ b'eht. Robert 0. Raymond. who
want driving. had the wagon taken to
floaty Tilly’s shop for repairs.
Fred Sweet was the conductor and
James Hanlcn. the motor-nan on the car.
They reported the accident to the car
barn. and soon afterward an extra our
came down. and under the direction of
fluentary Acton and Superintendent
Kyle the disabled car was placed on the
rails mil taken to Nerw‘alk.
The west track was blocked for a
short time. and down cars were obliged
totaketbeothertrackmslngoned the
.awltelies thatwereput in onWest
‘ m for just such wholes. '
Tbisis the first mident of the kind
that has occurred on the West avonuo
line. The Tramway company had a
similar experience a few years ago.
when a car left the tails in Beldou
avenue and brought up in Levi U.
Hahfotd'e yard.
Only a few passengers were in the
West avenuecar this morning. and no
onewas injured. Neither was the our
damaged to any material extent.
DANN'I ITADLIS BOLD.
Durchaeedbyoscar n Banke.ofA
Iolmans' Livery Itables.
Oscar lil. Banks has purchased the
livery buduesmf florsce E. ileum in
River street, Norwalk. and intendu to
tabspcsaeseicutisptembor lat. This in
ousofthebest stables and one of the
quat deeirable locations in .town. and
under Mr. Banke’ cilloleut direction the
butler- will no doubt attain much
" iamprcportioaand prosperitythan it
. atpteaeutenjcye.
NI. What been for several years
. m of A. iloluiane' stables lniinuih
Walk. and has made hosts of frienda
here. Be is also interested with his
‘ brother in a large livery business in
., Wt. and has lied abundant ex
paieacsluthisline of business.
Tluml’nlloflleutcrs
Thelmalksareplum full of Gustav.
writes the Nerwalk correspondent of
III W lltatiilartl. Whether we
have more illaeee than otlisrplaeeaor
whether we don't. and if so. some
Meals but there is ucroosufov
aeration about the armrest m
we» roll out pills hers. (la tbsvery
street where in combined maymial
rm and carrier's cities intimated.
and almost opposite to the dignified
abode. are titres denim with their
sill-abstained mtsassstetwasa their
M.
ThsNerwalk mastery for imam.
"linearised. Timeout-salami»
tritium it em. states stead
lame. iotnmssasaierea
WWI-”GI.
[contain ClimbsraBsaehths Top
aNstay.
Robert Dudley. of death if
andWllliamO'Hollorauclimbedto
summitofGreyloek.3unday. In in
ingthessceut they lost their way
couldnot nndtbepathagain. A
strontium-cf wandering through
underbruebtheyoametotbsfeotof
4-
few yearsago. They decided mum t
toaealetberoekyolilf. By clam
slippedandwould have fallen hm
Dudley. who grasped him by. the
ersandheldhim until he could r
his footing. It was a close shave
bothof the mountain climbers. Aft :-
another hour's bard climb over t1 e
rocks they reached the summit in safe\
and were amply repaid for their trouble.
While at the top they met a party A
seven. also from Adams. among who
were Barry Davis. Harvey and Willie
Steel. While making the demnt a
heavy shower came over the mountivln
and drenched the party to the skin. F—
Adams Freeman.
Cosinty Convention of the W. o. T ill.
At the business meeting of the Win-
mun'e Christian Temperance Union at d
the Young Woman's Christian Tel -
perauce Union. held last Friday. the f4 1-
lowing committees were appointed \to
arrange for the Fairlleld county comedi-
titntobebeld in South Norwulk in
September 1.3. in the Gongregutiou
church: Entertainment. Mrs. TJLA.
Durand and Mrs. G. F. Waters; receip-
tion. hire. Richardson. Mrs. M. %J
Street. Mrs. G. F.'Woters; refreshmeilt.
Mrs 'l‘. A. Durand. hire. John Uiiaholw;
music. Mrs William Lawrence; Howells.
Airs Fred T Lyon, Edith Robbins.
The Nonparicl wonder. "
Not satisfied wtth winning the mile
novice event at Woodside Park. liiet
Thursday. Fred Temple arrived bone
from Norwulk, Saturday evening. detrit-
od with his success at the meet of the
Twin City Wheel club. Temple crossed
the tape first in the half-mile event.
basting both Collctt and Hanamau cut‘in
an exciting sprint at the finish. fl
"timeefmlevensurpriaedhim as will
uahis friends. Asa result of both phr-
formmicea and on account of his illi-
lninutivenoss be has new ball bettovmbd
upon him the appellation of the "oilin-
pai'icl wonder."-— rltamford Advocate.
The Discipline of Distress.
Rev. 1). L. Perri: preached in tilt.
John's. yesterday morning. and scout-d
to have fully regained. during his voila
tlon in Maine. the strength lost tiurilbg
his wceut severe illness. iii» sermbn
wesbased upon the much of St. l’dt’tl
before Agrippa and Feature. The lead n
he very ably taught was "the disclplihe
of distress." He spoke of the export
euoes necessary to lit a person to llll
mponslblo places in life. and third
chewed that suffering and trial teudlto
give spiritual strength-Btamford Aid
Just a week from minorrcw
vacate._
Alb
.l. lli’iulihan. of Newtown, cxr “hum
county mnnulsaiouer. town clerk rule!
at estate. will be married to lliss K1 in
ilurigau. The event will be celebrai.
as a holiday in Newtowu. whore illu-
gvocni is perhaps the mo» prominent
oitiasn. Invitations have been sent lie
all of the frlunila of the couple and} ii
the responses are as many as expect)!
the wedding will be the largest attic
seen in the town
Senator Nonliban will Wed
Plans for a Drink Trout.
Architect William ii. Knapp has pl -
pared plane for a wall? brick trout tube
added to Uhrlstiau tlwarts’s building. is
liaiiroad place. The new part will?!-
twoeitwissbigh witheewveos than i
does and four rooms abev. Home!
the work will bedueeby the day. esci v
the steam work and tia metric. All.
Itsyluuar will do the funnier. the “1:0 is
not yetlst The ocetwillbeauouttil
menu-seem .
livery ll melanofw l' liai'
grocery store. was taken suddenly; ill
aftseblereiui'u from work last at t.
andradsredallalghtfroiassvers us
«admits. bailey. ulestpuvi.
«meIthvwasaaablstorsls
increment-patient.
W M..- M...”
”Baronial-cumin uses. in wt: ab
thedshatastflrakrssk a. lites. ct
Wiesipaatdvseceaed of search . .
Asmara-whiusonmbbihwuto ..
comeulfthisiauraiug la ths'l‘ u
(inert. was adtuarasd to A ".
amen. Tutsi-tum Av
is
‘ first attack he will'soon recover.
STIIBIEIW ON A 10ml '
A Farmer Resident of South Nomad
More a Psi-shite Shake.
I18 00IOI1|0I IS I01 0R|1|0Il
a
Excise Inspector Charles 3. Duke in
at Seneca Falls. N. @Y. ~Bemovod
to a Hotel and a @I’bylician
lummoned.
Charles B. Duke. an excise inspector
of Brooklyn. formerly of south Nor-
walk. who is a guest at the Hosg
Bonn. Seneca Falls. N. Y.. is enduring
from a shock of paralysis. directing his
right side.
Mr. Daketook the 2:02 train Friday.
afternoon to Syracuse. where he was
calbd on business connected with his
position. and just before arriving at his
destination the attack eocumd. 0n ar-
rivalof the train at'tlyracose. be was
removed to a hotel and apbysicinu sum-
moned.
Being slightly improved the following
morning he returned to, Seneca Falls.
and was taken to the Kong in acarriage.
His condition is greatly improved and
his physician says that this being his
. bra
Dake'e wife and son are at the flow
with him.
Mr. Duke was for many years a real-
dent of south Norwulk. and at one time
wan engaged in the- coal business with
Rilbi‘l'f l. Tones. of Dorian. at Norwalk.
He is a brother of .l. Wesley Duke. clerk
of the Board of Water Gonnmieeionere.
and of Mrs. Ularn Swift. of Elizabeth
strict.
colonel Kendrie' s creditors.
A schedule has been filed with the
court thawing the assets and liabilities
of C. W. Hendrie. the Stamford dry»
goodsdealerwhomadsa voluntary as.
signment last week. The goods
in the store are estimated to be
Worth $10,000: atom fixtures. blue; de-
posit in Stamford Notional bank. 825;
tank accounts. about $1000. The credi-
tors include the following: Stamford
Trust company. three noteu. 3,5710;
stainford National back. four notes.
$4.4m; .l. ll. Hendrio. alaiut “2.00m H.
ll. Ulutlin company. of New York.
and .l. B. Hendrie. 06.000; ll.
B. Ulullin company. New York.
"Allin”. The other creditors are near"
ly all wholesale dealers in New York
whose total claims amount to [Low ul‘
31.500. "W .. - “WM.
;cDowell Was a Fakir .
Emmott McDowell, who was to appear
at Boron Point. this week. in a high
diving act. has turned out to be a fakir.
fie sold a number of tickets in town for
an athletic entertainment he said
would be given in Music llall. and
people who proposed to attend foam
thatihat wan stake. at». the doors of
the ball out having been unbroken! on
account of McDowell‘u failure to put up
the money for rent. lite Ineasut whom
MIMI“ in unknown.
-Oard of Thanks
Air. and Ira. U. ll. Harvey. of to
North Main street. desire to tender
their most grateful tbeuku to Mr. Frank
l’artriek. of ii Uonrtlanilt place. who so
bravely and kindly mood their little
son. John Gurus" Harvey. on Sutur-
day. August 9!. from drowning. and
Johnand Patrick lituiliu for so quickly
notifying Ir. Partrick. when he rose for
the third time.
m M. M.
Dead at the Age ofllnaty-ous.
lire. Esther 0. Wilmette. mother oi
Edgar I. Wheaten. the late lasutsnaut
:Wl Albert ll. Wiiocasoa and Ira.
William 0. Street. tiled in Seymour.
slunday. aged ninety-oat years. A large
Insult-er of ielattves and "leads than
Not-walk will attend the laneral.
a..."
ilbieflvadlny’elracatius.
lbief of Pelt» Theater My is
tstiusewssa‘svesatluu. listenin-
to bodaioto attend the National or
mwmdtts avast Mary. on.»
isle Walhetnsua is tslriag his rises
comm”.
tibiefufl’olise Dudley broke up a
potatmstatbeeiadw lotto billion
manhood». moistened am
iotauloidsraeduaptaud a few pee-
elastiatwcrsiaihe'tyst.”
the pmspwta were excellent for a lair
li'ellyoolupauywllllia.tbe opening at-
tractltntattbe Nerwafi Opera House.
Friday night. Ami 17. one night
only. The Boss Kill Mali Polly
companylsseldtobe the greatest and
strongest burlesqoeand'vaudeville oom-
panysverorganiaed. Theehcw.weare
told. contains increment! novel fea~
torus than any two“ shows put to.
gather. They will peanut the most
laughable burleita. .‘eatitled “Gay
GrassWidows,"iutreduoinga bevy of
handsome and beautifulwomenin new
and manual specialties; also living
art studies. The oliojwlll consist of
welbkuown «uh
A Good Way.
In splteof the nineteen: last night.
Frank Jones and his splendid company
played to a big house. The play. “A
Yankee Drummer." is. one big laugh
from rieetofall of tin curtain. and is
decidedly the best attention that has'
visited Alexandria this season. Mr.
Jones and hie. comm have become
favorites in this city'and can always
count» on a big house.5 The singing and
dancing by Alice Lilllap Walton brought
down the house. Each and every mem-
ber of the cast is good. there being no
wank points. The BMW! left this
morning for Washibfihn. La.» wDaily
(Lat'l‘own Talk. Feb.b. Opera Home,
Wednesday. ,
Testing the New Truck.
" A test was made of the ladders on the
new truck of Pioneer Hook and Ladder
conipnny. last night. The longest ex-
tension ladder could not quite reach the
top of the highest buildings in Main
street. A snuuller laddu. known as a
flyer. was attached by a potent appli-
ance to-tlie end of the nteiision ladder.
The ilyer did not bear thelwoight of
one man. the iron belts with
which the connections were made
being bent double by bill weight
With the weight of the hose and two
men on the ladder to hold the nozzle the
extension could not be paved. The roadi-
ncsswith which the bureau handled
the new appliances was remarkable. and
inoassofllreitisdoubtfulifthm~
would be any delay caused by inexperi-
once. The old truck is now at Dunn's
livery stable
For the Futurity Stakes.
New lurk. \nguut ’1 ~ What had zii~
roady promised tube a very open row
for the rich Futurity stakes. to be run
oil today at Sheepsbead Bay. was made
still mine uncertain by the rain of early
morning. which came down in torrents
and burned a fast track into deep mud
With no lamiliiliiy of its drying out le-
fure the opening of the rows. The can—
dldutoe for the stakes were tut on the
track after the rain was over. but only
got slow gallops ill the sloppy going. It
cleared nhaely overhead. however. and
day.
collett [ado Best Time.
F. A. Temple. of Stamford. did not.
it meme. make the fastest time in But.
urduy's race» by riding a mile in i:oi.
Temple alerted from the sixty-five yard
line in the race referred to. illiorgo
(toilett. who started from scratch. lin-
isbeducloso mound. at practically the
«ante instant that 'i‘n-inple llniehed. thus
riding the full half mile in trill. and to
him belongs the credit for the fasten
time. M
Burglars in a Cigar Itors.
itasthampton. August ri.~—’l‘he atom
of .l. D. Barton. of this village. was
entered by burglars early this mmuing
and tobatoo. cigars. cutlery andoannsd
amide valued over too were taken.
Entrance was gained by smashing in a
window. The burglaruooeoed the front
door when leaving and the door was
found open thin morning.
Iermoubyliahop Andrews.
l’laluville Uamp fleeting Ground».
Anson ll~The unfavonbls weather
interfered with the large attciidaaw
auticipatul here The chief lea
tureuf today‘s
men by
which was poached this
Nielagoaldlesv
barmttdur timA mpsoy
of We have commenced the
pvsotknlmiulag «incubating um
oathsliorrlslarailutliomwuat
Greenfield. live relies from this place.
mammal assayofllcem
m. “Mflhmlflflm.
”so; Gentleme- at iystlo
llystic. August It.me annual ninet-
lng of the Uatvmsl Peace Union pad
the Wheelie» Beam moiety will be
inlothiswsatatllystleat tings-mot
the moiety. near the village. in the unai-
pls dedicated last yearn tlaosussof
trees.
no nos or suave
. Jennings. of Gerard place. are spending
people no... em to '1... m
Seniors and lsuntalos.
All. “001 1111110111 PEOPLE
Where they Have Been. Whither they
are Going. and who they are Ens
tertaining attbe rag End of
August.
Rev. and, Mrs. B. 0.8berwood.of
Booth Norwalk. were in townATueailay
and were the guests of Mr. and‘lfrs.
George N. Yeatcsi. Air. Sherwood is
spending his vacation at beer—Adonis
Freeman.
Miss Gertrude Watson, of Woburn.
Milli!" istbe gneatof llisalt‘va L. librrie.
who will entertain friends in her honor
tomorrow night. at the Norwalk Yacht
club house. Hickory Bluff.
1!. Themes, Dr J. hi. Coburu and E.
M. Tollea areamong the Norwalk peo-
ple who went on the trip of the steamer
Mystery. Captain D. K. Cole. last week.
to mock island and Newport.
Mrs. G. if. Raymond and hire. [more
Palmer. of Berkeley street. Mrs. Le
Grand Jackson, of Elm street. and Mrs.
Noah S. Barnum. of France street. are
home from the Catskills.
'hlisc'blnri‘e Grsfl‘ and Mr. and Mrs
James (lritlin. who have been visiting
relativoa in this place and ltowayton.
started yesterday afternoon for Alle
ghauy. l'a.
Miss Emma May. of Lyndburut. N
.l.. accompanied by her friend. bliss
Kate Lawrencoson. iutlm guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Theodore Smith. of Uuinp
street.
Miss lllnnohe Dunning. of School
attract. returned home loot night from a
Week‘s visit in Brooklyn. accompanied
by her cousin. Mien [do (lldaker.
l‘mfessor George Thompson. princi
puof the Winnipauk school. has return-
ed from a "used ' visit at his old
home in New Hartford. -
U. (l. Winters and family. of Eliza-
beth. N. .l.. returned home today. after
nshort visit- with Mrs. \‘olsor. of Lex-
ington avenue.
Alias Anna Magnet. 01 North Taylor
avenue. has returned home from a two
weeka‘ visit in Baltimore and two weeks
in New York.
Minus Agnee Dowling. of New York.
who has been a gneat of her cousinJliin
Myra Moader. of Harbor avenue. has re-
turned home.
lilies Maria Shanahnn and niece, Miss
Katie. have returned to Waterbury.
frmnaweek's vacation in south Nor-
walk.
.lnlm (hitter and wife. who have been
at llell Island for several weeke. re~
turned to their home in Norwalk. yeetor-
day.
Misallora Davis has returned to her
hone in Chelsea. Malta. after a visit
with Not. Mary Paul. of (trove street.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. ii. Golden anticipati-
icd the lhicreation Tourist company's
excursion to the Thousand islands.
hir and Hrs. W. U Econ. of South
Main street. returned home last night
from their trip to Lake George.
Conductor Fred Andrews. of the Nor-
walk street railway company. spent
yesterday in New York city.
Airs. James Debut. son and daughter
have returned to Brooklyn. after visiting
tire. Land». of west street.
It and Airs. Josiah ll Atwood went
to llailalo. today. to attend the National
Grand Army reunion
Mrs. .I it. Jennings and flies Flora
«inlay iu Belem.
We” a...
live. Wailhaeliar. of Brooklyn. levislb
lug Ir. and live. it. I. Bturtsaaut. of
llbuwoud avenue.
lfr. and lira. charter it. Penis. of
weeks' trip east.
Nine Mary I. llialth. of bayvluw ave.
one. iota-seed of tiles lisssis tlillsv.
in Gemstone.
leader Jello ii on. and fataliymf
“my.“ . hbavinghishcastueelyrwfed
leg is we? “’0’“. ‘ week J. my lilac listen ll. Itcreboase has been
“W“ ”W“ visiting friends in W.
hayview avmue. stated today on a two
My Wheeler wheeled to Trinity
The Disses Blanche and Florence
File. of camp street and North avenue.
have returned home from a visitiu New
Frank Fowler. wife and son. and lire.
visitinglfr. and Mrs. [orcy Aden».
Miss Edyth Gates. of South Norwalk.
is the guest of Air. and ‘llrs. J. '1'. Not?
gap. of Winsted. for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Leach. of
Danbury. have been visiting Mrs. Sarah
Dunning. of West street.
Edward Starr. of Hartford. has been
the guest of his uncle. Frank Start. of
Westport |V01|Dfl.\
Mrs. Thaddeus ll. Benedict is very
sick of pleurisy at her home in Day
street.
Hurry Purdue. of Brooklyn, will visit
Frank Starr. of Weatport avenue. this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lockwood. of
Holden avenue. ,spent Sunday in Bridge-
Kncws Where the Fish Bite.
A fishing party consisting of Captain
Alfred Merritt. his brother George. from
Brooklyn. Alfred. Jr.. and John :Holb
moon called on William 8. Durham.
yeaterday morning. to go blackiishing.
lie joined them and with his yacht
Finnish piloted them to good grimndv,
where Goings Merritt. from Bumklyn.
landed a blackiiah weighing six and
threetquarter pounds. There were
others oanght. varying from two pounds
up. in all tweniyouo were caught.
making a good day' a fishing.
Refused to we.
Pittsburgh. Penn. August Lit—The
joint conference of the coal operators
and minor» broke up at noon. without
reaching an agreement. The miners'
oflioiale refneed to vet-tale from their
position. demanding sixty-nine cents
per ton. pending a settlement by
arbitration. The operators would
not concede more than 61‘; cents.
A general meeting is called for 2 o'clock
to bear the report of the oommithe.
Noll 03’ the Steamboat Dock.
Louis (lance. of Brooklyn. who is
visiting his cousin of the same name in
South Nor-walk. was pushed overboard
from. the steamboat dock. last night.
just as the steamer Belle Horton was
coming “in. The lad fall between the
dock and the steamer. and after strug-
gling about in the water for some time.
was remand by Fred Tobey.
lajor Doty‘s Funeral Postponed.
The funeral of Major Charles E.
Doty has been postponed until Thurs-
day morning at ll o'clock.from the real
deuce of his mother. Hrs. Mary A.
Duty. of West avenue.
ADDITIONAL LOGAL WWI
At the meeting of (hincord Division.
Sons of Temperance. last night. it was
decidedtocaya visit to the Westport
Diviaion on September lb. it was also
voted to attend the dedication of Wash-
ington laulge club-house lll (franbnry
on September 5. and a committee 'of
three was appointed to make arrange-
ments for traueportaiion.
w..w
William tichanb has gone to Danbury
to work in Lee‘ a bat shop.
line Please. librarian of the Not-walk
library. is ill
DADIIN AND NWN.
llcv. W. L. on.“ and family. who
have been spending the summer with
lit. and Ira. James Birehaul. have
started for their home in tireenville. N.
U. Ir. (iriaeon preached in the lathe-
dist church. Sunday night.
lies I. J. Davis is espeotluga visit
in September from a dittinguiahsd
nephew from Argonauts. lie has been
for twentytiiva years in death America.
tilting a government pinltiou. and new
retires on a pension.
Arthur Whitney‘s salllmat tilled with
water while she won anchored oil Scotch
time. Sunday. and sank.
lit. Whitney muted autism and
raised her.
ituv. it. A. Bands (mutatedqoeterday
afternoon. at the funeral of anstaase.
ialsotdauuhtev of hr. and lire. Sylvan.
it! Down.
Arthur ilalus molly trapped upon a
glass tumbler. mashing it to plates.
and cuttim his hint badly. making
him quite lame ’
(image William. of Napls avenue.
mom...“
llama Raymond. of Danbury. are 5
Yesterday wldt but
01HOEll$ ABE I01
Near Her Home, and
Word tether .
The town of Kent ll
port that two mama
scription of Charles ,
Weeks were seen in that ~
day. 5
Mrs. George Kendall. who. =
south of the village,
in a field of potatoes usarthe
went out to see what I
They told her that tbsy m
ing around ind W
She noticed them . .
says they answer the W
in the newspapers of m
and David Weeks. so _ A
house and sent word. to at '
who notified the m
Trumbull oilicera. An efllutt‘
from Bridgeport will be put“
of the two men. ‘
After the conversation Neat.
Watched the twomeuuntll '
poured behind a hill to this“
appeared to belllakiug MW
hills to the north of the. ,
itvvillbehurdtofolhrwthni. ._
For this section the W,
showers followed by fair W 5
ttitionary temperature; east
RIHOVA
l thMILTON 00 1’
I. it lull .L
Main street. (WA 5'
b to 8 p. in. Special *
of women
r onetime .
(lrcliardaireet. ,
"0 LE'l‘.- Seven
avenue. rent Slit
second floor, house in .,
street. rent li a . ' "
mommMuslc Hall book, ..
flcoo.reoi ‘15; uix more .
l-‘im ntenfle. Easel. Norwalk. M
A. Woodward.
' ‘o i. n: on son sienna-K. :
[{mvnymu (and yard and DI“ ,.
N no or for sale; now in full ritual”
‘or particulars apply at allies; '
’FU liF'l‘. One 4 nmnl .
lloor fmnt. itt Waahin tea
4 room apartment. ililrd
Washington street, rents “it.”
floor in or Si hnltv.‘ a mar
uue. rem tin. Apply at
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