Entérod at the South blot-walk
Postoni‘co u denouncing Matter;
nobody... your organ
Dointiiil‘li d6 Team in a
Scott of “glint. in Two. ‘
uttuwnmnn inn
Norwaik Bate Billifll Played in Hard
Luck Saturday—satin Prevented
the Playing Out of All the.‘
innings.
The R & (l'n again Went down before
the Neflflaids. Of Bridgeport, on the
bunker Field. Saturday afternoon. The
game was called at the ending of the
seventh inding on account of the rain.
the score bolus nine to two in favor of
the visitors. Tho R at 6'3 in this. as
in most of their recent games. failed
to make hits. 'When'bitu mount runs.
'l‘wcntyaoight of them went to the but
and twenty-six hit the ball. but only
right of their raps counted in the base
but column. the otbore being taken in
by tho agilollelders on the other team.
(in tho other hand when the visitors
"got to going‘ they hit together and
luck came to them in large packages.
An analysis of the game show that
tho libido dine earned their two runs
good and hard. while most of those
of tho viuitorsu were procured compar-
atively easy. Of the twelve hits made
oi! Dowd. 'at least three could have
been saved by good. fielding. For three
innings the Newtields could do nothing
with Dowd. in the fourth they made
four hits... one which Cnhill. in cantor.
minimised“. counting for two bogs and
brought in two runs. They made .w0
in the sixth. Beers. the first mun up.
secured first on ~D0u|ens's error. tini-
pin hit safely. Moore sacrificed them
to second and third. Porter wont out
on ii fli‘_t0"O'Brien. thou Lovey soot
out a two bugger. bringing in the two
runners. They. added four to their
string in the ith. on three hits and er-
rors by Jeanne and O‘Brien. Cnhill
mode the first run for the R o: G's
Ho drown hose on balls in the scconti.
vory~cioverly stole second nnd third.
and came in 011,.Bbrhe‘s out at first.
Jumesmntlo their. aebond on it hit. a
puséodbnll by Moore and O'Bricu‘n
drive to left.
The “will; .
it a. d. . ‘ " ‘
it ill 1‘0 A r:
O‘Brien. i bL. u 2 ll 11 l
lloulcno. 3 1).. ll ti o l l
.\lchiilun.t-. f“. o o u o u
t‘uhill. c. t.. i t l u i
ilut‘ilc. l. f.. U L‘ l U u
tiny. s. 5.. ll 1 ll 3 it
Much. \‘., \l l .'- 3 ti
llowd. 1).. tt 0 l 1‘ it
James. it it. l :3 2: 3 l
‘3 S 21 ii i
Newfleids.
R iii PO A F.
lnrcy, s. 5.. u :i l 1 ti
howling. ‘3. h.. d 0 2 :i t»
lumbar, .‘l 11.. ‘3 ‘3 l i u
llohcrty. l b. l l in d u
Kort. l. 1.. l ‘1 u u
liners, r. L. :i l \ u 0
linipin. e. f.. . 3 ‘3 l 0 in
Moore. a“ 0 i l v u
Porter. 11.. o p U '2 u
4 ‘1 ll 21 10 n
Score by innings:
R 62 0. 0 1 ll 1 ti ow:
Ncwilolds. 0 ll n 1; 0 ‘2 iwtl
Eat-nod runs. R d (i ll. Now fluids. i;
two [man hit. Lovey; tiirw busc hu.
linrko: stoicn bases tlnhill :l. ind-em:
double plays. Dunbar. flooding; Donor-
ty. Lovey. Hauling. Dohcrty; buses on
balls, l’ortor l; struck out. lloml It.
Porter 1; punsod bulls. Mach 1. Munro
1: loft on boson. it u G ’5. Nun-holds.
3': hit by iiitcbcd hull. [kiln-rut i‘in
pint. Mr. Walsh.
W-
West Ends. 17: Mayflowers. 7.
The Muytlowors Wont down to defeat
Saturday bolero lilo strong West End
team. of liridgopott. The hiaytlmwrs‘
errors prtwod rm): costly and prob
ably loot thorn the gnutc. llmuciiy. of
tho Noyiloiroro. mode it clean homo
run. the only our. occur“! by oilhor
loam. Tho torn] born did some good
bun» stealing. eight hugs being to their
crodit. ’l‘hn [two was chronicled in
much tumor than thou WWI“ gmlllt‘fi
on “to (Will. It nits lininhud iii an
hour and forty-Mo minutes.
West Ends.
~ n 11 no A n
F. Ritcholi. 1 it. :1 I ll 0 o
John Snow. 1. i. :7 2 ‘3 ti o
liimfonhaok. a b... 1 3 i l r
W. Rilehcil. r. f. l :7 0 vi «.1
Danton. r. f.. l 0 o «.1 o
Carroll. it b... i 2? 3 2 i
Rollins. it n “i 1 .3 l i
lowly. ta. 1 o z: 1 l
FL Rilohoil. p.. 1‘. 3 l I d
Jun. Smut. 11.. l o u l r
it 13 3": l3 :9.
May/flown.
ii 11 P0 .i in
Wicko. c. t. o i a o o
nonhuman. is... l t '2 t 1
1mm“. t. to- n l o o
multimillion. : b... l o i r o
monolinn. a I ll 1 i
tilt“. at.. i i i 71 i
”would. r. t. i l. o 1 till
lodrim.$h.. o o a, r t
Emmi o o to o :1
mm. . o o u o o
"I.” 7 two it t
"Witching! mu. hit for mum inn.
WMinninfiir
loom «tomorrow's
' W Hill moron-Mir
{would ”whom i. WM
‘ ms two hum lulu. Mount. no»
t My time now lit. to» flow;
home run. Donneliy: double plays.
Carroll to B. Ritchell, Donnally to Lad
right; to Cunningham; bases on balls.
01! 1301111011111, Ritchcil 3. Savage 1;
hit by pitcher, by Donnelly 3( by tilt-
chell 2, savage 1; passed balls. flail 4.
Lovely 2; stolen bases, Mnylloworn 8.
Time of game, one hour, forty—live illlll~
utos. Umpire, John Carr.
Darien, 5; Danbury. 1.
Danbury just escaped a whitewash
on Saturday in Dorian—oi passed ball
by Moyinn letting a run in when two
men were gone in the. ninth and two
strikes on the batter. liarien made
five runnbut until the eighth Inning the
game was vory close and interesting,
on but one man had crossed the plate.
Collins pitched good “heady" bull and
was backed up in rare style by his
team. who played without an error.
His curves were very sharp and deccp.
tive. the Danburys. who are considered
lino butters. fishing for them contin-
ually. Conoycr at second accepted ton
chances. White for Darien made a
great one handed stop of a fast ground-
or in the sixth inning. The throwing
of Moylnn. who caught four men at sec-
ond and the base-running of Loy, were
features of the game. Ferguson. of
the Crescents. Dnrien'a junior team.
made his debut in the big game and ac-
ceptcd n difficult chance in center
hold in fine style.
The Score by innings was as follows:
llnnbury. ll 0 0 ll 0 0 i) 0 1—1
Darlen. ll 1 0 o 0 i) 0 4 ~51
Base hits. Donbury, ti; Burton. 8: cr-
ros, Dnnhury. 3: Darleu. ll: Umpire.
“Andy” Moore. .
Winnipauks. B: Norotons, O.
The Winnipuuk Mills! team wont to
Norman. last Saturday afternoon. and
defeated the team in thnt place by the
score of eight to nothing. The buffer
ins for tho Winnipnuks were McGrath
and Hull. and for the Curious Wueru
and Norman. McGrnth struck out
thirteen men and Wuorz fourteen.
The Normans had elm-on hits and
three errors. and the Winnipuuks bud
three hits and sown errors. The score
by innings follows;~ ‘
Wlunipnnks, l ll :3 i) ti o l 1 unit
Nor-owns, u o o o u d u t) o~-~o
lithium wms
local Golf Players Sonora Thai:
Fourth Consecutiu Victory.
BEAT THE [liNBllBY TEAM
Players Were Fred A. Lockwood.
Frank A. VanBuren. Edward Sei-
leck, Harry Benedict and Reed
6. Haviiand.
Tho Noruaik tiolf t‘iuh “on its
fourth t‘tllln‘tn‘tiiitr‘ Victory from the
llunbur) Club. Suturdny :ificrnoon
and took its first match of thu season
rustiy tlt’rt‘iiiiilg tho ilnni-ury from by
cightvon up
The Nutwalk boys “r‘l‘t‘ not my in
iizvir into form. not harem: hard mini:
procure this season but tltcy did not
how tiny trouble in Viillllllizilliilg ifit’l!’
opponents. As the pin)‘ to select it
team did not tnkc pine» Contain Ches-
tor Suited; svlwtcd the men.
He picked ll. good tenth. (Oilzilfilillal of
Fred A. Lockwomi Frank A. Van Bur-
en. Edward Seliock. Hurry Benedict
and Reed llarliaud. and all won ousrly.
cxccpt Lot‘lanotui and You Burro who
bud the hordes: propositions nod were
beaten by one tillxl two holes rower
fuel): The score was
Chester Seilerk. ' «.1
llr, Bron-lee. -.v
Edward Selleck,
W. Gordon. t-
l“. A luckwood. in
.\. R, Gordon, 1
H He‘llwiit‘i. 1:
liilss. u
it. iinriinud. ..
livers. '
l [Wt-s.
i“ A. You Burch.
COMPANY F'S BANQUET.
bundlord \V'cthorni hos nrmngud the
following menu for the Cognition? i‘
lmnouct. which is to be bold tomorrow
night
Cold [MDSII‘I Chicken Salad
glims. Chow Chow:
t‘old Moots
Wrginin lions Spring: Lamb
Ribs of Hanoi.
Rolls. “with!
Summon.
t‘nutm (‘itmw
Clairol Punch.
Stmwtuirrtcn. \“unild (“room
Arsortmi Coho.
Huyior‘o Mixed Vanat’lds.
“hints
DIMONDGALLAHAN.
t‘horlos llimoud and Miss Nor-n Cni-
lnhun will two married in St. Mum‘s Wt:
tom- iomorrour morning of lliizlul
o‘clock by R‘M“, J Ji. Furlong. The
bridonmid will be» Him Mott‘s Jl. iinltt.
oi Nor: Torin. n nicer of tho bride. and
tho host mun will he :1an Diamond
of llrldgcnoiti. a brother oi tho into-om.
.tttcr tho comm/our tr V'Niifldw brunt:-
iaol will ill-n wand mi tho moidouw of
Mr. and MN. Moll" if. Wotan-h. 3:3 Arch
moot. wind that bride and groom will
depart for twilight.
RESERVOIR REPAIRS COMMENCEO
Mobolnn inhibit». who in to Sililfiht‘fim
tend tho rowim oi the (hope dam.
wont to north thorn today. Tho mo
and rotational torn totally and 1mm litre
mom am bow uniting «flown ttlur burrow
which MW) pronto up in brunt of tho
dam. Thin will vacuum rm or limo-o
days and them Mr. tannin will mean
his arm in by taking on tho work of
tomb-tux. tho Minion mil. tit-bitch Mil:
lotion some in WA "run: will
ho m imam tho inlaid whim m
mm
H
‘thlmcr and Trini- for in»; St.
Ur. Brown. “ . “
They Hat!
l Bream
Said Biz Crowd of Plcknockots
Was at the Batch.
Will it Minions
story Evidently Started by Some Prac-
tical Jokers—Norwalk People
Will Tavo a Good Laugh
at the Fake.
m...—
The following story. which appeared
in this morning's Bridgeport 'l‘ulegrnm-
Union, will interest Norwalk people:
"Stnid citizens of the town who
chanced to be nt Pleasure Beach. yes-
terday, were gluon n jolt. which now
appears to have been rather uncalled
for. it was rumored that there were
fifty piokpockcts at the bench, having
come in on the slcamrr Harlem. with
an excursion from Norwalk. and that
eight policemen in citizens‘ clothes
were about, training their necks to spot
the bold. but! men who tint-ed infest the
'(‘Otiey island of New England! the
home of Captain Kidd and other relob~
titles.
"The rumor was whispered from mm
to another until about three-quarters of
tho crowd were aware of the precarious
conditions of their pocketbooks. Extra
prccnutions worn immediately tnkcn by
those who were inclined to be suspirr
ions. and one man had :1 terrible time
trying to borrow a safety pin. When he
thought no one was looking he deftly
passed this pointed portion of the con-
trivnnre through his ‘wnd‘ and then
through the lining of his vent pocket
and hot-k through the long, groan. fast-
rning it in the approved mount-r. Then
as his face wore that complacent smllta
which comer? to those who have con—
qttercd worlds, he seemed to [in the cm-
bodimont of ‘chkon nobotly'll pinch
my porkotbooh. b‘iingo: well. i 1%!
guess not.‘
“Even the sporinl policeman at the
beach was a little worried over the ad
not of so much Wickcdnms into 11w
summer ream. iic shifted unmsiiy
from onc foot to tho-othor. and finally
bark again. Then he went up to tiw
roshinr‘s window of the bathing pavil-
ion and warned tho various attendants
to keep all ralt‘nlricn own? from the
windows. some tirspornte pirkpocltct
might smart: the? rain»: and stool sumo
thing. own if it was it Msinw llhihlili:
suit. and hr only wanted a 10
”End? limo a couple of lmtbimul;
would push through .1 cmn'tl sommnv
uwtltl numb instinctively for hzs wk
rtiuxlk and brill it snfvifr W’ffiill tit-“-
fund ruibmt‘r of his fiw digits Thor.
Winn th.2 crowd lhintwl out it» want-i
brxzitlw :t Sigh of tulle! and pi-vi on
ward ruminating on tho {writs of this.
“‘t’f‘n'
Why anyone should flci‘lisi' a Non
vr..l‘n won-ii of bring fifty pirkpm‘urb
.i ri'lr‘i’. W50?! like Pious-or» th is
than funny man mutant»: Anti
ihcn. umin. no soil-rmymwtmz Bill-’7,“
among: the light fingorr-d gentry would
in «lenient: himself as to raritie 1i dim~
mutire crowd of timid hundred and
int ‘ Norwuik at that \o no second
‘1 it mold not be. and many of
l‘ s» at the tumult begun in wonder wilt
had been (trimming. and what 31mm!
they smoked ”
Ctiifi
ST. JAMES SCHOOL.
Boys are Having a Good Time—Races
and Bali Games.
The Williams. of 8 exit. Yttrium
were «Nicolai in :t inn All mm» bf-
tho boys of St hiatus Homo Sax"?
tiny affix-moon on 15sz Litton h i
Tit-é mm» any
outlawing; wort»
1.2mm
for the
The scorn was 7 to 3
insimi zen hour Thu
. and lirisroil Brinilwrs
:lmots
During the post owl; tho tut-'5. hm -‘
induigwd in all kinds of short Thu
ctghzy yard 5*. to: huntio m.» was
won by Xunmor Tho lumor hurdle
now was Won by Birhrlmnn Slum
food «on the eighty from motor sprint
row and Risertwnrth rump to firm: l1".
the tumor raw Noumrr won tho w
:rurd dosh in mm minutes. and thirty
won‘t;
Tho thorn Vn‘tu‘ :1: motions i’ornt thin
mom?“ and nmusmi t. rmsarirw in.
snimtuzinv: and M9: Mir-925‘ Gtmokrn
and (-‘Jlli'wlii won tire tot: mm from
Mumford not! For. 1hr distantly in the
shunning moo turns fifty Yihl'ihi. Flair
crown-mi the lino first. Mumford mammal
and ”“5:le third Thor will whom to
Now tori: tomorrow morning on the
sic-timer Harlow. Th4} mom soy tho-t
tho! Mm hard on oxrollonl limo ultimo
m that home.
REAL ESTATE TRANQFERS.
Tho folio-rim: mull mime munitions
how own moonlit-std in that» town ulterior
odor»:
South 3:11.17“le Springs Elam}: to
Murry Walsh... two Jitcfitéli and littlildlnm
in Blur Nomi“. mud
illicit Notional think to mammoth
Enormous. land and building in Wash}
Emotion stimuli.
“lilo WM! mud Min to Prior ("ho
holy and millet. loud mind bulldinm int
Holmium bromine». -
Bomb F .‘i'oo'll to Pool 0 “immoral, or
toll in Smithwillo.
Mani: N. Horton to William F
Cloth. tit boil 31M «sodium oi troll lsiltinl
illiquid of throw Si. Troubadour- no
li’ultm‘t‘rlt: Melchior. Mono and but in flint:
mud clitoral.
Muir. WWW Snorting. who My
bum in the Walk Manhood and tun-t
mm. on munitions by Dr. ”from:
ammnmmnmmmm
mm.
in In Fused Away
Morning.
, intro of Norwalir's
well known oi mull. unused away at.
his homo in ’il street.'yostorday
morning. at _, look. The end came
after an liine of almost a year’s dur»
ntion. Mr. Baionwas troubled with a
cancer and loot November wont to a
New York normal to be operated on.
After beinxthé‘re six Weeks he return
cd about Chriétjtnns. and has since been
confined in his home. _
Ho was born insulation] sixty-three
yours ago, and when two years old lilfi
pnronto removed to Brnnchvilie. l-ic
engaged in the stone business there
and in liltiil remoyod to Norwnllt. where
ho has since boon in that business.
He was a membgr of Our Brothero'
Lodge. 1. 0. O. F:
A wife and 0nd. daughmr, Mrs. Not-
110 Howard, our-Hm him. He also
lcnvcn two niaters‘nnd two brothers.
They are Mra. Taylor of Wilton. Mrs.
Amy Dodge. of $1151 avenue; J. S.
Hates. of Union prenuc. and Oscar
Batch. of New. bun.
The firnoralf‘w the held from the
home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
in. illllll lillli
Was Submitted to the Count!
Commiuignors Today
Bilillili flown
Judge Light Secure: the Treasurnhip
for Another Year—$31,608.47 Re.
celved from Taxes of the
Different Towns.
Hon. John H. light on Saturday rev
CPlVG‘d his reappointment as treasurer
of Foirficid count? for two years be
ginning July 1. 19d}. Following its the
annual rcport of 1‘. Light. which will
he» of inlvrcoi til ughoul the county:
To the County Co missionoro of Fair.
field County. Ridge-port. Conn:
lentiomen: The following is my
annual report. as treanurer of Fairnold
County. for tho fiscal yum: beginning
.luly l. 19in), and landing June on. toot.
to wit: .-
Rqeiptt.
lktianre on hand at last mi
port.
Front ton‘n taxes.
From 5 n. c of botanic mon-
48,919.51}
3i nos.“
3
9) $.13J'7120
Prom transfers 0f jitensos. undo
Prom be. '. pro. dollop
From Wm. ii. . Atom. i'ii‘T'K.
“might-eon and limibury
goal hills, unrinding ion}
from 22.3%» .33
Front 53%»; :21 Bible-port
jnli. m li
From mid: of Fmr’ birth" 1.2 W
Front board it! i“.‘~;‘. Mimi:
cm. '13 in
i-‘rum‘ lunar-.1 a! i‘
era.
From Town of Norn‘nié;
public swift-ml inflow
5. prison-
Frum stntc for ("Iiiilun’u'y
iioinr .1 33:. Su
From locum! of ii i‘ iinii
tsp». :n‘u :. t)"
From Town of lirwnnivh
fwr board of tintidrrn :1:
l'ounzi Home 7' ii
ltrf
F‘mzn
10.3.15:
i)l.’}.2‘r’i «if
iiomr- .th
. i~ffilf
{first ‘ \ X53‘n, .
of South Nor
Disbursements.
. , on an! (Mont) Utm-
" 5 tom rs
Recap-t rotation.
5 MIX" ‘
Amount of z»-
.g‘fs 3133.333132‘.
. _ rifts
it ”Lt-ll T73 VT
lint: .fi'im‘ 3h?
‘3 if: 196‘? 3%
if nuihtfzzl‘iw-l
'UHS H L3H“?
’l‘rms‘urw "xi i‘nir‘firlal County
Rcspmr ti.
CASES 7N COURT.
Schanhofi Fined $5 and Ericsaon $3
for Assault.
Prvf-rlMl-rh Subs-3min Mo was
msbwi Summing: morning on 1h».
oi tntmnaunlon m". ninth-z 31 n
of trims-elf in the iitrdnnd iiormr .u-
Walnut/indium istrtwfi. mm titted M in?“
indigo launch it. Tutor in that South
Narmada: stdc of too from (from this
morning. The tulip? inspiration mun
infirm :nmad trims Stanwood! two honor to
got: out oi tom-n.
Mitzi Eviction who unprinted this.
morning for rwmmrttintz u. bmmmln of
um pleated, lilo mm Emmi 3:1. which: the
mid. flirtation anti but ”mom got! into or
diamond whom. i. onto-:11; lilo Wlil'? in»
twinned. and for n limo it tools. to
through ho lmlowdv‘ettl to brook tip
111m Wm mutt im- lino mints-7; (“hint
William l'ollmrr uncured unto mum» and
intuit: Mon to than horizon. Miner Mm.
mum»: ”24nd lbw httmthttml unlimited who
WM my owl will 11hr: (did not mind
to «will on owner.
FISH AND SAME COMMmSiONEflS.
”film flimmlldl‘m «an Ext-iii 31M homo
mil all its More on: lithium till; in tilde
«martini. Summary. to «ammunition. The
titanic tomainniimcm. Commo- ”l“, 1111.121.-
nltnlnnm. oil Wmnmmwilbr; lit. liturtt
(lover. of “minimum mind Wilbert iii. Mind.
of Muddlctnwm. worn» printout. «Slum»
minimum Motibomm only rmimttnd
an. nuttniiditemll of tho nomination. Mr.
Clever mm: admitted an. anonymity. nutrition
limit Adm MW. of Win Normals.
um mm mom will an. all in. a.
Wl’nplng. [hiring tho mirtc'itnmont.
Shard
Todag
little Wind off Bunion Roof
lizhtship at the Still.
Stilt LUNG ROLL OF THE SEA
Which Proved Fatal to the independ-
ence on Saturday, Wan Apparent
Again Today~$tory of the
Start.
BATEMAN'B POINT, R. 1.. July 8w
Flokle breezes mostly from the south.
with a clear city. but the same long
roll of the sea as on Saturday, Were the
conditions found by the three yachts
Constitution. Columbia. and indepen-
dence. when they come outside for the
second contest of tho Ngwport Yacht
Racing Association series today. in
fact. at 10 o‘clock. there was no little
wind off Bronton Reef Lightship. that
u lot of little fishermen had great dif-
ficulty in reaching the harbor. and the
toasters far out to sea‘scarcely made
any headway at all. The roll of the
ocean. which proved fatal to the indo-
pcndence on Saturday. had not subsid-
ed .und the water on the reefs and
rocks of Batemans Point was white
with foam.
The weather off share was compara-
tively clear, and by 10:15 a fairly good
bronze was blowing from the south.
The yachts were slow in getting out of
the harbor on account of the light
breeze. The Constitution was the first
to appear. She came out with all nails
set. in tow of a small steam yacht. She
had her No. 1. or largcnt club topsoil
set ,and thc big soil was laced at the
tack to the top of the mast. Following
the- now champion come the indepen‘
deuce. in low of a fog. with large club
topsoil set. This sail. however. was
not incod to the mast its in the case of
the (lonstltntion. Nevertheless ii men).
ed to fit foot as well. The indepen-
dence was. towed past the Constitution
inst after the yachts came out from the
harbor. and was the first to reach the
lightship.
The (“onstitniion swung away from
her tow at 10:25. ninnding out to the
starting point on the outboard tack.
Tho Columbia, tho lost from ottr, came
down under her own soil. whilo right
lwhtnri hrr may: the carcinoma flout.
'l‘iwrr- www- not quit» :15 many plvnb
m» rut-his out as on Saturday. but
:from 512th on» numcrmw Tho big
i’hal innit; yutht. hiay. was the
milieu! twat,
A.- ibw minim! up sgtxirtiay was. it
't“t:tlu'arzi and lw-Wnnl affair. iii»-
“to armorial for at triangular rat“?
of tiizrttc miiui M: nziiws on a
la “'th tho )il-li’c~ bunt rmrhmi
1: a ilgitisitzir film otfivuls wry quickly
.ut mic-i that .47 wind nus: inn near that
y '3“. for tin yari.t~ to start from that
your so a. zinmai was Nt-V. :mii‘nting it
"our: in? wrist sudEh-t‘ 5: «if Brvntrm's
Etta-.2! iiflllalliit Thr. ttn ”no (bristlin-
a». rim to Ei’i‘ tin:- signal.
on: lillmW’ triy stnrtml of! niirr the
lisiy iii-A indoor-minnow following and
:ltrw (‘nirrxiiimi bringing up thr- renr Al
15.1% rim» th Win-ii had inrrmwl to
that: few- m. w; an hour and thin mn-
titt.» ns Wit"? alum}: “1.3K“? tbv- 43:5? as
{TM time When the yxzrbts started on
" trio?
Tb? indigo? boot. Mn"; tt‘wh‘ hat-r immi-
. afoot flit: mm» from iii-writtm Rink!
iv
321 r;
:ahip. 1i little all»: ii ‘3’: and at
tho in ma signal! H: tired Al
llw film!" tint; an: . «wow wt 4m tin:-
y...” 5 bin: for .~. t..:tng“i.:tr row. thr
rim-r. M: Mtiilhfi-‘M nan milks. 1hr MW-
will“: cost by: anti: out lbw third north-
wwt t. than time 2 (Vinstitutitm was
m'm": distant» to Emu-arr! of the tint-
onst c. that flagrh'sn while tho Columbia
not} indéptcndnnm worn: well up in wind.
hunt. The wind turns light. and the
132ka m it: no: mnnowrrrw very fast
Th»: preparatory signal was limo of
and immvvit‘nwip tic-v {Eitl'f‘flfi‘fll-
lino“ mats howled limit towards; the
illiéf‘lii of the Judged brunt. Th1: Colum-
bm Wits swung sailor her turn. before the
lunch-enormity rmrhed the atom of the
intrigrn' boot. and tho Polrmrbla had. no
glow.» obxsor'rérn. ostn‘hlinbm an overlap
on the starboard and windward pimp
tor of tho Burton brunt. Contain Huff.
borrower. grant the invtcwudcncc clam
to i'fi-é- mom of the inlay. mttrh to the
confide-motion of those on board the
ti‘taiumhio. no tit»? norm boat. at that
time did not ban.» rim to tank. Mr.
Salomon and “circuit" about tho duct: of
the Columbia. and was heard to call to
mode on that lncdpondrvnm to girl; way
and prompt a foul. Contain Hoff. bow
Irma-r. refusal to hurling». monotony bo—
liming than the Columbia had not. no
ambushed on owrlmp. Both ynchtn
mums rtmtrnd tho atom of tilt:- Sdair 3
than sonondiv miller tint gun war» tired. tho
Columbia limit mirroring: the after dag»
staff of the. him; by as law fort.
(in igniting nmmntl. tho Columbia :rtncv
liwdit‘lilfl in Mixing. time Winslow of ”W
lmtcwndevm. and magnum“? blanket
in: the» Murrow-bond. no that the Mom
train wrist wont moron ammo moonlit.
norm. in that monitor. the ammo»-
than lit-cling null mutt of tho little sump
bind trimmed the" limo about! of the crib-w
mo and tin-on; hogan lowing. tum.
Tina Columbia: main. the limit do
lilblt‘lh to port out tritium. followed tn half
mllmlmild' tuition by thin Ctrndtitrrtion. and
"m a. mimic 111nm by liar: indepen-
«nmrcw. iii thir- liiwt..tliirte- Commotion
burr am mpvpmmt timid of in mid Willi”?
in! in mile drew 411M malnutrition Mitotic thus
boiler burnt it uppmrnntily nbotnll‘ that
homu- dirtmmtw oriental of the rooms».
tom/in. 'li’bc flirtation mutant limo. now oil
noisily in lino dim mill hour of tire moan.
The conditions om portly the ram no
on mmdmmim whim MM to the
w W W I W M M ”a
. l
independence. ‘
pondcnco 12: 34.
much higher than the other two.
follows:
Constitution. 11:55:46.
Columbia, 11:56:07.
lndnprndence 11:56:22.
lira flmotsinn long roll. which appears
to: in: particularly unfamrable to the
12:37 p. “Ir—The yachts are antic
moi-o standing out to son on the star
board tack, Columbia tacking at
12:33:15. Constitution 12:33:30; Indew
During the last few minutes of Bail-
ing the Constitution appears to have
opened up considerably on the two oth—
or boots, and from this point seems to
have 11 lead of nearly a mile over the
Columbia and a mile and n unarter ov-
er the independence. The new Herro~
shoff boat append to be pointing very
12:60 [1. m.-'l‘he ofilclnl time was as
The intlependoncc which was after
the old Herreahoff boat. had some dif-
twcnty-dvo years n clairvoyant,chn
conpuitod for three dun at reduced
rates. 21 West Washington . .18
WANTED. «
perionccd girl dociroii ‘n audit
general housework.) Good ref
Address 13. Ti'ynol', M $01.1“!
Norwnik. . .
WANTED—4913143 F0
work. Graduates of "high school.
forced. Apply between 9;” on 10
m. The Haynes dnadription '0.
Water St, 80. Norwaik.‘
- J.
WANTE D—wBOARDERSV 31
street. Rooms nicely furnished
fli‘lllt)‘ in reaching the line before the
handicap gun was fired.
A few minutes after crossing the line
the Constitution took a short tack to
port. in order to establish herself safe.
ly to weather on the other two yachts,
and then swung around to titan, head-
ing out to sea. The independence
found the conditions almost exactly the
some as on Saturday‘s race. and soon
began falling off to the inoward of the
other two boats. and ten minutes after
the start was astern. The Constitution.
howm'er. seemed to point higher and
foot faster than ever. and rapidly pull-
ctl out on the Columbia. so that within
fifteen minutes; she was a good eighth
of a mile ahead.
1:50 p. m.——'i‘he big yachtn racing off
NBWport are coming into clear view
from this point. and they can soon be
identified. They are in procession.
with the leading boat considerably
ahead of the other two .which in turn.
are well apart.
2: iii-«The Constitution turned the
first mark at 2:15:10. as seen from the
shore. and immediately headed over to.
ward the second with sheets well start-
ed. The Columbia .and independence
were some distance away at the timn
iii it ill: All llil
FItalEndinr of ltoliov Conduc-
tor': Trio
lilSHlP inbuilt) m DERBY
Unfortunate Man was 8. w. Stiiiweti.
of the Shelton Linea—Leavers a
Wife and Family in
Bridqeport.
t A...
(fondnt-tor Snmuvl W Stillncii. of
thr— Slinlton trolley into, who rt-nitiI-d
at. v: Wintvr street. Britifiwirort. mot
With an aiflil’t‘flt aw hr «tutorial Derby
with his car about 7 allow it last even»
122 and died hunt} mmuit‘s later as
flit: remit of his injnr‘wr. iil- Wits
llama! Sixty yours of one, and bpsldrs
.i “iii". in niii‘illt‘d by two mus and £1
:fitf‘iKPZi-i‘r
i‘nntlurtnr Stilton ll $21.: in tltnrgp «if
or .‘x’o 234. on»: of tho now own jumbo
this. which. had boon on tho» Shelton
tune: but a few days. At the Univ of
stw arridrent lira was on tho running
board of tit» 1‘11? proonmnbiy min-mini:
:7: for». Thu car had crosnwl the
whim: lit-lumen bhirhfln and Derby and
was passing the last pole hit-fort- but-hr-
.fli: iwriay. Whvn the unforltinulr' (on
till! tor irnnwl backward. and his he did
nil hill head smut}: tho:- polns with great
flirt-v.
Hr.- no.3- knorkcd from the running
word to the strrci. The horrifiwl aw
s-‘innwrs rolled to fit“ motorrnan, Henry
Mr :12. aim brought thi- car In a stand
~t'sil Thad-e who saw Ilia, art-Mont
tnnhw‘l to th» asnintanw of the uni-on-
rilfl'lifi. 1401143410! and tenderly t-ar'
"tori his limp form into the 032m: of n
f2“;l..'"izjf ultimo inn. 2511’) until-mortal to
.‘r'ii'w' him. but without amil. it is
probable that L‘Dffl'tifiiiiull of thy,- brain
« 1%an dent's.
('omiudo.’ Rulincii had Wu in tho
on ploy of tho Traction Company for
many parts. and bin. term of service
haul norm out: of tho lunar-of. being
orrliztzn only by 3 ohm! writ»), who!)
it.» noted an immature collector, on an»
“051!!! of his health He we.» rbgardcd
an a careful man. but. in mid to haw:
had tizn habit of Waning imritwar/ln at
timmi whorl mliwtlng farm. it in
probable that. fl“ failed in malim "if!
blow proximity of tho poi:- to 1.th large
mr, and had no thorium of dangtrr
When hr- m‘no iiif'l'lfxt‘f.
Soon after tho doctor-m honor-not!
Word Wait writ m Bridgman and but
relative-.5. found. with difficulty. 2w. may
wort.» not of homo at the timid. The?
limit liar.- fimt car to Dorm", but when
thou arrived at his side ll!fl had Ilk-
partnd. and thirty were Mire-awed.
GOQPEL TENT SERVICES.
‘vm—
Opened at Bell Island Under Favorable
Atomic“.
The new (203‘ch "font at Boll inland
nil-tort! yortcrdni‘ undm Qflh‘rflflhifl MM»
porno. The Sunday smhonl all. it n. m.
not. null attended. Gill-writ worn clout
dull and traction appellation to town our.
log that» domain.
M tim- attainments iteration the main
million-ed in umdly Mitotic-rd. Mi 3 ill
ting hymn of proton 1hr: dominant mt
mpg. All «comm! to loin an with om.»
ncmrd. Tilt» opening maroon nitr-
‘nmntnhod by new. W. W. 1‘. Duncan, of
tho Wm him-walk Methodm 1891mm
pal Church. 11o out! an a. Ibomo for
his dimmrw tho merits. "For “It! to
Man it martini. to Bill: in Gain." Mr.
thrown miter,» of line unity of the mm.
2. incl! at noon apportion, but unfamiliar.
Tim: ammunition of civilized and nnnir
illrnd motors. mound mam qualified
oi tho «and» kind. Tim alarmist»: of no;
ililtul lithe ultimo till.» two «rimmed
humid nun iron tinny rcmmbin tench cm
or. worn nmitm illustration. In mom
of hill mm. tin»: mohm plum
vcniont to iron Works. ' .
girl.
ey, Hickory Bluff
"hi”?fib
‘ WANTEDL—COMPE .«
Reference required H. W. 8
WANTED~At ‘1‘ Conan
family ironer. Crnsqéht._haundry . .
ter street, South Norwalk.
., ’in '
Box Company.
lento preferred.
man to assist with housework...
"[1130.
and board in South Norwalk, by
lady. d V
Sentinel office.
of
m with «film “all of life, but oil
wnnraoq‘unns AT
Those with
wAfiiEo~Xooob Britain; a.
foul git
S'Elizabeth street. . .3
WANTED .— nunnlsnnn ‘ noon
yo n3
Contraily located. Ad m5 R
TO LET.
LOST-«AN AMifiRlCA ‘ ,
rubies. sapphires and} anion .
Suitable reward for return to Josiah
Dodge, 130 Main street. M16 .3.
To LET~HOUSE 92 EIGHTH MAIN '
street, corner Raymond, from June
lst. All modern improvements and in
good condition. inquire of 0. Banker,
141 Washington street. at w ti! .
T0 LET—«HOUSE 121?on so.
improvemepta; in possession July 1. »
Edwin Wilcox, 70 Washington 315.7 f
11 t
T0 LET—FIRST FLOOR OF FIVE
rooms.10 South Main street. Houses
and building lots for sole. Easy p y-
ments. Apply to E. A. Woodward. .
To LET—FURNISHED FRON
room, to lady or gentleman, 186 Mid
street. Norwallt. Apply on the pg?
. m .
ices or at this office.
To LET—FOUR ROOMS
Start: «in Corbett Block. root. 7'
further particulars inquite'nt
of The Old Well Cigar 00., 83 ~
tuition street.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—
iloum- and lot. on Elmwmd avenue.
Apply to Mitt-hell 3: Son, Norwnlk.
58 6t
FOR SALE—nitrr61141islnw LA-
‘llrri' now ()rlt-nt Wheels. regular $51)
int 3.710.». at $15.7. not-h. J. C. Roth, 82
530 Main St. South Norwalk. 18 3t
FOR SALE 7—! A _C:§6EINE
intuit . :1; tom. 1; 111(ht38 over all; 7 ft.
t, in brunt. [inst understood by seeing.
Apply J 1’ (fronsman, 3 Jennings
plot t-. Nor-Valli. 14 6t
FOR SALE-~(‘HFIAR A 2 STORY
house, 7 rooms. on high ground. Fivo
minutes’ walk from depot. Apply to
f‘. H Golder. Rowayton.
FOR BALE—TYPE METAL FOIL
habhlting. thoroughly cleaned. ”111.111
t-onvement shape. 10 cents o pound.
at this office. . .
Lear—or; “my 4th. 11m
South Norwalk and 'l‘hofliinoigy
Eton jacket. lined .. h “
white plaid nilk. Flori
leave at no. i cw“ .nut in
Norwnik. .. '
LOST-A sun UMBRELLA.
t-nn by a. spring in the bandit Li
mu
mono—.H'mrnn. ownn u
how name by proving propWV‘h‘ii
paying charges. Charlie“ W. Whitloalc
Wilton. Conn. r115 '3
""n'iécntilnnons.
ms. t. momma. nMPmYmiN'if
Agent. Carpet cleaning. hound «slimy
inst, minimising, renovating, work “Wt.
claim and guarantmzd. Ofilco, 4 fiftilih‘f
ii at
Main $1., $0. Norwalk.
all (coding to optimum“ of bailout
filmmaker; and mmrlncod hilt hoaroi'httv'
that l’ani'w idtrai WM by far the . and» ‘2,
rvr and the one no tthmlid till rm: it our "
own. : ~ ' t"
in ”if? evening: of. 7 o’clock n, Milli?”
and: ii-hllff. liiblo mulch was hold at; ‘
flown Point on "it! from rotunda, tott-
lowod by wand/ninth: ”Whit? in attic ,
font on lien island, which worn will, .
attended by that» young phonic. who :1)- ,1. .
my» «mutilate a feature of the flow.
«fay owning mum lit the tout. ‘ ‘ ’
looms: P‘. “norm. normality
tramway of the innit» Norwnlll ‘r
limp; frank, loft this; morning to
fir. William 1., Wood and ms ‘1
man William H. 11th 31.00109!”
ii. Harold W. Wilittm. ninth . ‘ ,
City! National lit-ink. will taint "Ht 1) . -
of Mr. [iconic while but it! «our. .
rig/v
wt
Monitor it ”imam; tritium/l iii , .
farm-ion to tho linden Mimi. Mimi, "
muting. Tm: dimmed» only ' ~
feet and it its [thought it will Ml .
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