“ {mated tram the
“ ~ 1. Che bad
“when in ran
.. beedndlaat.
u allay the here
. elthewolncn
” mu children
" » our tlte day'a
7.1 - 4 . tattle
‘ , lienltheodehod
“cum.
2" abloioirly no
7 ‘ only aouealioo
‘ olnhetitlewheli
i!“ W “W“ ”9"“
Months
1... . nww‘.
”thallium rice.
.‘ .
«on
' ‘ cheer
.. . the
. ihd The
j‘. and than
. . pulli‘ihe
, the return
‘ Point
‘ alter-
‘ concert.
‘ each even-
‘ ilillll.‘l'lte
,. J. Hythe.
, popular or-
' ‘0 I
. » hi- on-
i Wild Went
.. alllo‘
; Mm:
_ Win
lb KW“
_ Yacht. Club's want-ta linllthctl..aodl the
itwneel
" manner:
. tint upla ill
- pllcatlob. Minimum of war
‘ With.
WMWWJMMM.
fl“. .. .
melanoma—amt».
llt
”Julie-”er. '
ill—«molt Royal Medium ll
ll-Wllllant J. Smith. it. ill
till—Bahtlmletnew Hunt. N.. 7r.
ao—llnry Franmp Sloan. N.. till it til
ear/a; near "emu;
. . I
Mail”: to Water l'ell a
. lenparea lullilhtb levee. ~ '
Owing to the etorm titturdtly after-
noon. only one boat in the Norwotlt
other rut-ca will have to be nailed qvj
el‘ again.
(,‘onunotlure P. O. Silvllltll‘ti'rl bunt
shipped. which was rotting aaalntu A.
ll. (.‘ialemr'a' Ayli. we the one to flu-
leb. Gite called over the mum deapile
the storm and eqtutil. Mr. Chandler"
withdrew train the race. he did also the
battle in'the other to. claw. owned
by Samuel Lynn. Gauge A. Jennlnge.
\"iclnr w.'ll‘crrla. Pl iv. Knapp and
H. W. VultScivt-r, Re i at rho tun
culmltn Wi'N' dr ‘ died by the rain.
not oven at a waiter.
A hang Child at “lee Cree.
llelu under the Wheel'
‘A young child at lco Gretta John.
who lives in Grace atreel llotttb Nor-
wollt. watt accidentally i a over thin
morningby a bakery we: , driven by
Janice H. Hyatt.
. Mr. Hyatt had ltult etarted hlu hora:
'tlp. when 'the child. whiub ht marceiy
two years of age. went directly toward
the wagon. The little we won knock-
ed down. and nwa of the wheel: paint
over its huge. hit. Hm plopped the
borne at nude and carried the child into
the hotter. and had started for a physi-
cian. but the family did not think it
‘ttutleiuury to have. one.
ale“
A'lilliii WNW!!! II VIII.
Inert ireat ea llaglae ileum a lane in
Preateflhe Welder-n llalea Olen.
’l‘he owning in trout ol the mama
Union rum Company's omen. in
South Main attract. wae deetroyed by ilrr
12:15 o'clock thin alternoon. it b
rapt-need the awning ‘waa eat on lire by
a mark from a locomotive. Someone
called Captain of Police nledaltane'e al-
tentlon to it. and an alarm wee turned
in from Bolt ii. The new were put
out by an extittguleher from the euppll'
wagon. and what waa left of the awn-
ing woe hauled down.
DISOIIA'RGBD MOI SERVICE.
According to apeclal orders from the
atllutont'e metal“- oillee the following
member» at Company F. Fourth reli-
ment. C. N. 0.. are dleahargeti from the
military nervice of the aim: Own epé
Ipnin. Private Henry W. Hammad
Private Arthur 0. lam: to' reduce
etungtlt oftbe company. mum lien-
ry‘ ll. Payne. Output-at hot-taut r. Tut.
till. l'tlvetee ileum ill-lb. John w.
Black. Willie-thine .letnee gut-pity.
John P. Perm. George P. Valletn. ,
It'll moon arr-crab. a
Nee Florence ll. flavllnntl. of ilouth
Norwalit. eoprnno of the Flint lletm.
dirt llplecopal Church. illl WA
baa been obliged to retlmltoln the [to
illicit bicep-e at a m trouble. Illa
, Hunted we- ena-etlet the ml.
at an M chair year and had wed
a woven piece in the hearth of the con-
geegdlon. lbc tmuaeted a coid_ecnte
weelra no which developed m lhflm
MHAINANT DIDN’T AMA.
John Kinaelie. ol Plattavilie armor
art-mat by Mia limo? title
. and Middleton 1m
. ill the Town than at par-
llll ,
m‘ehetnl‘lwlul
but,
ill-nun... I H “l m
‘l‘hare were I! We ill the until d . '_ ._
manta-mat " “N- W1 inflammation”
. ' rub. uncut-um. Dean
WM” "WWW..." ll": i ll *"‘“"“"""“
lulled. . .. .il ‘ ‘ ‘ .
”worn. it ' ll , “ml““m’
. I. . ll .
m]... g, u" t 1 Bernard Iherldan. twenty-tiller. elli-
W A- m. I» ‘N M , g gle.‘ a lineman no. «colonel-lbw
; uuwrwelhfl": 7 "1' m m 0"“mm” m" cm
t—rm rant-o. It.” to ”W- m" ‘l m “'m m"
“.mm.’ I. m. '. N.. n mot-day “NM. Mi illlll l "W
,u-cIu-‘tna m. well. ill wire and wee luatautiy ltilled. up
11—000.. “Wot hi. all body an horribly burned before it
tl—I‘aaey Jane M. N.. 10 could be removed. ‘ .
Il—Wlllleet H. W. N.. 78 lie men-tangled in the wimouvtop
ll—Ilcbael ileum ll“ fl . ' T . ole pole. andhabbe tolled down by
Id—Iill street. I. ll. ll 9 2 up than with Milli! Initiate. '
ttl—«llary Glonegilau. s. 8.. .8 l Iberlupn was formerly employed Ill a
10—an Clurltu. 31.. ill 1 Id lineman at tile elation d the Wit
ie—Clarit Inton. bl. , lb l and south Norwellt Mil! Ullll Coal-
l‘l—alatneell. Phltt. a. N.. is I t! peanut Nomlk. and one ailerwarda
l'l-lllaI.. Benollct. I. ill.. a! 8 ll) lrullnlmtl to New Canaan to take
lll-0live.C. Smith. Nu lid ‘8 charge at the eotnpnoy'a circuit in that
iHobn llobem. llyln..' till it village. '
”at opeolthehlgamolte
m.)
Hi
i .
m
fibula momma ago he ruelgaetl to an:
cute couple wltvh‘the Stamford
company. -
"AWN” I'll.
Nerwell tonal-a wile flirted were
Merrill-gm an the lllree.
'i‘wo Norwulh young men. Frederick
amine: and ire, tacitwttotl. htul a lit-
tle eaperienoe. but plant. that will
cause. them to be wary of hoarding ex-
t-urnlon boote at Rutou Point.
.‘l‘hc uteamer suns won at the Point
with a large Elmndltlttvian picnic. and
the young men_becumc enamored at
the bao\ an am. when the party was
called board. they were going to
lump 0 .. 'l‘bcy wort- hul’lllil Intt‘h a
non illt'tt, they lilld not. unlittc how
thin ere .wgreming. 'or that. the
nil-other bad gum ugroutul at low tide.
Later they learned thllt fact and settled
tbemaeivq comfortably in their chairs.
for it new laid that they would lie at
the (hill for two or in houra to
wait tor the tide to riuc. ’l‘hia unltmi
the boy: that rate and they turned their
attention to giving thin girls a "lolly"
about being the none of wealthy par-
v-utr. llhoxmunflm‘s of a htmdeovnc
yacht. an be omittpantn of a itnadeotnc
reultIe'nt-e that could be plainly seen
from tho steamer. «
wmv aw boye «seedling um talc
the captain or the-humor made an at-
lompl. to at all the buy, :M mleoeatled
in forcing the bent out in o the ytretnn.
where grounded again. Soon the
boys rr ' d'the predicament. ‘l‘he ven-
aci was too far off lmm the duck lot
them in reach it. and they had dim-
beyed the captain's orders in remaining
on board after had called for all to
go ashore. For . his rfiaon the young
union “MM to being unwilling prie-
ouere. athlitlde‘ up their mlndu to tulle
the trip to New'Yurlt To make molten
worn; the steady company of the young
butler allowed up and the Norwailtere
rvcei ‘ nceretno ill “make." All
they do wee. til 3'
'(liii‘ll aha the boat. They finally aet-
tled do to tulle a nap until .lhe Sirue
should arrive at her New 'lork dnelt.
- .When the ateantcr reached the dock
u the foot of toast Thirty-flan ulreet.
(lodlrcy wee t-he-hrat' one all. and ill
that about catch the midnight train lor
home. He thotu’ht. of coarse. that
Incltwood would follow. and paid. no
further attention to him until he ar-
rlvebat the depot. and manned to
alert. .
Bin. inlcwoati woe otherwlee engag-
etl.‘lle had crawled upon the upper deck
altthe‘ vrwlel and had cprlui up behind
a. where he
went to elem to flreall of homo alto
tumult-end knew. nothing of bit- eur~
roundinge until rudely awakened about
iiro'cioclt thin morning by the night
watchman-cl the boat. who rouhly told
hltn that he wee in no hotel for "ho-
lloe" and to all e. lnchwood did
cited-mile. ION let around the city
until he could catch the ilret train
hone thin morning ,
rite story of their caret-term we:
too good to keep. and”‘tbeir Nomllt
friends are having bite of fun at thetr
enpene’e today: but lull walt'bntll their
atria beer ol'ltha murmur.
. w
Al'l'OlN'l'llllilN'l‘ll barman.
it in mounted on the heel of authori-
.‘Jiot'ial ultimatum to ho wall that
been retitled by Militant General Vaa
Kettle-n. Councilman Coulee having
been nude mile-ital etllutnnt; Dr.
‘ lck Iehavoir. nutrient regimen-
melon!“ Mound-r Weed. .lr..
www.1tfiee appointments.
two with" fjlrelty Scandinavian lune:
it'll. .‘heymfimpunlod them on board
found that by legging It lively he could -
make the train ltntt as it was about to
ty that Colonel Hewdrle'e meat eddi~ ‘
-' floater-William 8. mm. . oi. is
Olav It”. In ”W Illa nation
with but grenlllilotb‘er. lire. George Pe-
terean. of New York. .
a a a
alward B. Male. organlat of the
South Not-walk Wm! Church
in cntcrlulnlag bi anther from New.
town.
a e e
dirt. lotion Nance anti emu. alien. of
White Planted gun-It of llr. and
lira. (l. 8. at. M‘ . g Illnelletb atreet.
0
Ir. and hire. 1* Mieme. ol Nor-
wallt. are now laterall- with Mr. and
hire. D. E. Hit“ a” Wat avenue.
a e a. ,
Atom him. at the Norwtlllt
Street Railway plea. in “totaling u N?-
unsiou of hilt rial ll Aloberat Collqe.
e a 0
Arthur and m Deere. of Norwalk
left town flue tuning for a week's bl
t‘yt'le tour t‘hmughrlhe llerkahiree.
a
‘ am. Robert A. Nebonald and lililllil-
ter. Plume. at Cue-om Team-o. are
“totaling a few daya in Sing Bing.
. a e e
.luhn Winfield Scott and (horn K.
Wet-kn. of New York. epeut Sunday
with llr. A. Scott. We‘ll oflnue.
e e 0
Mn. Banjulnlllvillt’uultliu sum. of'
20 Clay W. «am Butler in New
Haven and returned laat m.
‘ a a 0
Matt "from and (‘btrrlret win-
ill'llel 8“le this mapping for Albany.
Troy and >
e
Henry Waller». lel'il
Sunday with hie brother. (‘bwrle’u Wai-
tctn of lltzlou Ilrmt.
7 a a, a 3 '
« rude Brown. of New York.
ill neat at Mr. and tom. ll. K. Stan-
ley. at Main elreot.
O I O
(‘uptnln 0. Fred lit-tie. at New York
city. upotrt Sunday with A. ll. lit-tin. of
Weetpurt avenue.
0 a a
Ellie Jeanine. ol Yainville. la on
laying a mlt‘e vmmiun at hie home
in Nut ntrcct. '
O 0 O
Chariot A. William. of HIM & Ze-
iull'a market. la spending a lew they» ill
Staten inland.
‘e a a
Mrll. Emilia Int‘ltll'uud. of New Robit-
clle. bl n gland of Mrs. it). t’. Wad. ot
Wall arm. '
e e a
lilr. and Mrs. B. it. filterwootl. of
(lamp Itireot. haVe luv-u vlnitlng in New
York (MY. 0
O O O
I. ll. lituehitiu. of Norwallt. has or.
t'lvetl home from hie European trip.,
a e a ‘
Mint Flat-moo muhlll. ol’ Spring
.tru-t. upon-t Sunday in (hometown.
a e a
Mile Barwh l.. Davenport. of Wilton.
was in Norwalk. on Saturday.
“lull"! Milli“! ltlilifl‘llilllfil.
Will he a File. maul liraeinre of
the hearth order.
The n ilghthoune anon to be built
di- llrae ’e Ledge will be similar in
unnatrttotion to the tale new building
at (him Palm. N. Y. It will be of
the luurtll order probably alumnae
red and white on. about ll y feet
high above Valor. The atructure will
mullet at a clmtier foundation pier
«moot-ting e three-etury circular dwell-
lng. a veranda with boot thrive. n
.‘il‘t'tlllli‘ parapet. and a circular lantern
The foundation pier in to be a M iron
cylinder. The lower portion or the
cylinder In to be tilled with cmrete.
'i‘hc upper portion bl to be lined with
a brick wall. and will be divided in“)
varlomt dopertrnentr. The main
pallet-y will he anceeeible front the
water by ladders. The iron dwellitu
bouee will have the tom of a code.
The dwellu In to be covered by an
iron teller! liter. which will support
the parapet. watch room and lantern.
OFFICERS 01‘ Till 0. B. A.
llouth Norwalit lodge. 0. II. A.. at.
ruled time ‘olllcera yeeterdey tor the
out all: main:
Frequent—ale: berets.
Vice PreeldentwAbfaln Harrie.
Finamlal and mat- leelelary—
iaidur Alexander.
Trauma. new.
atom-ti. M
W
‘ SupreIhe Court today. pleatled'gullty to
' New York.-.lune lie-lire. George B.
Barrow. when arraigned before .ittlticel
Werner in the Criminal branch ol the
the charge of kidnapping Baby llarlaa.
Ciarlt. She wee mitenaed to tweivo'
yearn and tan month- in prim. i
.llnrlieu Werner bitterly «immanent;
the walnut and promumed ber crime;
mol'wnaummaw vllialny." lie retinal
till to accede .to lawyer flown mumii
to deler the WW.
“This woman." aald Juarice Werner.
“would ordinarily be entitled to come
cunulderlliou. but the nature ol title
t'lllll' shown her to be utterly devoid at
the line and louder landings that are
the diatingulehlng characterlatlcx at her
1‘0"."
an. lalilil‘l‘ (Mil?! ’l'llhlll‘fll.
W by the mm to fine-
eeed the hate Matador later.
John ll. Light. of South Nurwnlit.
ll'iitl luluy appointed tnmuuw of h‘ulr-
livid calmly by the (hunky cannula-
ltlouora. to hurt-ml 'I‘nlituudge ilukl-r._
decayed. air. Light in whim ut-
toruuy in the (hurt of (‘onttuon PIN!
and in a member of the (louvre! Aaeeta-
my 0! 1m.
I‘M m IihlBD.
titrault by biphlalag under the lloree
M oi Trinity Church. MM
liurlng the thunder norm of Sutur-
day. :1 hull. of Wilt struck the
horse Ihed of Molly uppuxipu Church.
tin Stuml‘mi. under which llvo roan and
their lmw luui «tattoo Ihclucr. All tin-
hotwetl were thrown to the ground. two
being tmtanuy killed. .l. w. Dorian.
ulna thrown down and mattered amon-
wloua lt‘n- hull and hour. the «thorn ce-
oaplog will! a light attack. The turn
mm cloaeiy i . c the born that
were lrilledoatul l . r antenna in ray-ti-
§ ctl tut little lean than n miracle~
......
tutor plantar "Ill illiAll.
Waterbury Ina who Pretled ever le-
ligieu, ‘l-‘ahee lie Own Lit.
Waterbury. June all-«Bdwai'd Altltine
hiny'Qi‘ years of age. this morning at.
ll o'clock ehot hiataell' in tile bead and
died alma‘at lnatautiy. For the peel
ell month: flrfi A'tlrinn has (rolled a
great deal over rcllgloua allure. claim-
Ing to have been lout owing to the com-
mittaiou ol male grievloua eln. llc had
frequently threatened to and bin life
and «why carried out but M. Mr.
Atltlnn la tt lame property owner here
and cornea at a well matted family.
lie woe a member o‘rhc First Congre-
Irrational Church.
A emu Oll‘ run L‘AW.
The new law requiring bicyt-liata and
drivers of rubber tired vohicloe to carry
ilpblu at night oleo provideu that An
area an oflentlcr In arreeml hie wheel
may be hold by tho police in lieu of a
curb or real eatete bond. One of the
policemen in thin city preeeuted a cup-
ptltlonul cue lnlll night“ it in lit. a
person hircn or tum-owe a bicycle, or
t perhnpe atoola one. and in err ed for
riding without the required 1 . vile
allevi- the wheel tor bail, laying at it
in him. Then he diaeppenre. The lice
have the wheel. which Incoming the
law. can undoubtedly turned. over to
the city to be convert into caeh. The
owner at the Inaelllne. though no tly
innocent ol ny part in the a u
3 lost his mac no. while the gull y
i km a free.-—Danbury News. .
AUN‘i‘Y slut RAYS AWAY.
Aunty lillt. one of the aged Imam
ol‘ the M Farm. at '13.!» m"
tcnlay alternoon. and ’” " wand:
erlng about town by Go (hallo
lioyt. ohalrnteu of the ice onrmit-
tea. at Norwaik. lie mounted her
g to police headquarter! at that. end of
t the town and telephoned humanoid.
i eat Hoyt to com over. alter her.
heirloom) All Jug.
Deputy Sherlll John W. Smiley ll
‘ "bum whoa-need Liliana! Jana» G.
mm and Centaur ill-ruler l'. the
mm were anymore lube Ilen-
lte Outlet. which I” in . -
day but but: Inad- la them ll
MlMMlhIWNIImMIOM
'thecmmmhmww
the (limit and Univ-ally ol Pun-
PW. fl. 7.. “I! Hi the
boatraaaaontheilahartveraetawr
may. 'l‘be faint-outed moo bow-m
numb arms will be elected at ll
o'clock and the 1m mam
mm between (toenail. hairdo and
Columbia at 0 o'clock. la the drowing
for
drew the
onleltla
the rlvc.
room. M.
«Mound,
Them poaiuolu
both tilye.
.Illlaaledlll the
the“ at
an in inelde
annulme-
noat to M,"-
tor the rauea 0i
Clear altietn will and yet butt
the «limit-ion of e it) nor the
bright nun greeted dice men
when they done thin I“ there
true every indltutltnt would lent.
'l‘la-ru wan little or no
the utrecta or the h‘otoltt d
ly‘nmr‘tung. 1 There was lean «destiny
of college colura and beta general inher-
mtt‘ elmwn in the ovuotu of the day than
for many yearn. and at it o'clock it was
doubtful If there were lire. buntiwd vht
horn in town. .
'l‘ho lour-oaml mum at lh-tmaylvan-
in and (lornell wi-ll row with Honey!-
vnulu. hearted. the wart allure and (Ron
hell in the channel; but there in ll‘lll
advantage to either in lhbt. out both
am will get the benel‘h. ol ithe little.
In the three mrnered reoc. Penneylvan-
in will be protect the m shore in thr
aim-k water. with Columbia mt in
them. and (‘orneli again on the outaidc.
it in a curinuu fart that 0W" hull ai-
u'ttyn had the iuolt to draw the outside
mural», the courtte own which the;
have invariably Wun. An nor'm an lb
drawinau wmt ul'l-l' there Mot a abut-p
title-trunnion over the tide and the hour-
tlt the «amide crew wold get if the
race “‘llll mum! at the hour not. The
mtnm‘ittec dumb-dyad an to avoid all
controvemy. that the tnoee ahottld all
he MIMI-Ni lor one hour. tho four-
cured Ming-place at 5 o'clock thin at
turned. the freshmen at ll this afternoon
and the Varsity 31.6 o'clock mmww.
-——-—
vane latte ttt neon man.
but line of m M the llreel
Lelirae' Iaai lace.
tlaiea Perry. June ltd-«Tho amnion
of old Yale and flair Harvard. divided
into groups uf‘l'aralty elm. 'Var.
uturnlng chum-d with great neat upon
lltu training and practice 0! the duel
days remaining behre me big mtta
of 'l‘hurlliny. ‘
'I‘heae lattt'duytt
tht- titty or morc
roar-lion llnd
out who will rep-
tuetent the blue . ctdtnaun in excep-
tionally line imitlltlou phyuically. in
none of the aquada ie there a alelt man;
"090 of the turn are over-trained. up
parcntiy. although in the Harvard 'Vur-
idly olglu ono or two men are "pretty
line." Above all every man approve at
be in good spirits anti all are wulldottt
of viola-y. ‘
’l’bc errangcnltmta for the regatta
phvldt- for a lute-they tournament at
rowing helm-m Mata ol the obi riralt
(in 'l‘hutudoy. the wind. weather and
water permitting. ttbrle more will In
rowed. . _
The late lorenoou will be given up
to u two-mile rat-c bbtweeu lire “Var
nity iillli‘ll. from the bridge up the rlv»
or to the two mllo ling at the wavy yurd
Immediately therealter the Minot-r
crews will com for eupreuau-y am
an up river two-mile dour-ac. from tht
nary yard ht) the'Vnnuty atnrtlug poia
unpaid-tn (lube Perry. The “big" can
or the day will come at lizali p. tn.
(mt-horn. harem: , i laymen wilt
have watched the c 'a at work on lip
'l‘hutnee. look for three hot. cortical».
Impartial. obltervr-re predict Harvard
vlt-ioriett. probably. in the tour! and
lrcttbtneu rot-alt. and it gruellingvtmtcn:
lit-twat the 'Vureity eighth. Harvard
ill for an the public in avian, hoe mudt
flutter limo in the practice, hltt Yale ir
rowing in a form anti tlllllll and obvious
ontiuraaw and nmve now" which
2.x” to the ballot tittll hu‘ lheil will
be wcll’ap at the llnblbl
The oillclal arrangement. have been
completed: the obeervattoa mine on
elth aide. ol the river will aiford gtnd
it" of the men. and everything
train-ta to a eucoeaeful mm.
’l‘he {ale launch. with a party of Yale
men a board. lollowed the Harvard
crown In their practice thin morning. ii
was the ilrut. time that a Yale observer
has really had a good chatter to get a
liar on the work of thc crimmn 'Ver-
my right. and compare the Yale and
Harvard etmltu. Harvard memo to
row a etroite komewhal 'lungcr .tha‘u
Yale. ll‘he Yale then got their :llentle
rm ‘w an the Harvard «men.
The elilkn In the Harvard ehetl seem
to alert cooper than time in Yale'e
boat. giving theta the appearance a.
being lrlcltcli out. While tile Yale than
wait until their ehouldere are well on
their ltbiliee annual. limitill Ill-
thla planing Omit!
ulty fuure and lreuhntah eighta. ‘tbbu
wrung llllit‘ tiller. W-
The
ableanlm
rowlutheea
retttraatlto
Damn—hi1 lunar W,
at tile borne ol Horace A.
Arch street. Norwallr, 00”.,
gellnu '13. Bradley.” ml
veara. Funeral Tm. JIM 5
ll p. lll. ‘
WANTED—By elderly lady.
ramp with privilege ot‘ coolant.
ll. ll. aniline! once.
1'. It".
ro bier—t room. are lloor. ll
mm. in; at Pine out. 4 man.
OllII floor, rcnt. Oil. .Enquil'e W. ‘
hittllugh. let a '
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to l.lll’l‘-Houne. No. as. one-am
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