' IWIII'IIII ranaii'uowo' radium: who or.
I l (
refill?» " Windml... scorn NORWALK. co
elehnimn
Commllltgl Itl IIII IIIIIIII and
iranmltd IIIIiloIIInI Barium.
lPPRIIPRIIlIIIIIW’I IS IIWIIIEII
Fire Departm‘vnts (Set $150 Apnea;
Colhtlom Literary and Invitation
Commits“. «no. 3300 and
"50 humanly.
The executive commltioc of NW
IIxiebration of the 260th anniw nary
(II the incorpo‘ra lion of tho 'I‘» "f
Nor-walk held a meeting will. "
Inairmon of the other commuter» III
me Norwalk Club. last night. to talk
IIver arrangements
The committee appropriated tII‘II‘)
Inch for the three Ilro departmonta
with which they are to hire handa. All
this money will probably be used for
lilo purpose specified and no mono-y
has yet been appropriated with which
the firemen can entertain their guests.
The matter of Inviting the Fourth
Regiment to attend was laid on tho
table until the next meeting. when it
will probably be decided. There are
doubts on to whether the regiment
would turn out, as the men will have
il week at chino in Nlnntic shortly ho
iorc tho partial). Then the expense of
bringing thém to Norwnik would be
moat.
Chin! Engineer J. T. Prowltt. who in
in charge of the firemen II division ask
I‘ll that. tho committee do for the tire
men what it was going to do. an soon
as possible. so Ihat he could get to
II ork with the chief engineers in ur-
Imaging things.
The chairman of the committee on
collation reported. and he was allowed
tuoo for-the work of his department.
This will not be enough to denay all
expenses. but the remainder will prob
ablly be rallied by subscription. The
cxeclitivo committee decided that it
II ould be easier for the firemen if the
collation committee took entire charge
of tho refluhmenta
Tho Ilium committee was nIIoII ed
$309 rind the invited ocommlttee has
much mo tor III“ II
The committee than adjourned until
next Monday night when It will meet
in the South. Nm‘Wk Club...
The full Ital chant-Iain ’of Iii: lire d9-
pull a no not been com voted rot.
hu‘l til Iprobablyho randy‘dor the
meeiiitg next week. The guests so far
lll‘t‘
Phonon: Raglan Company—«The on»
glue companies from Stamford. Groan-
Irioh. Dnuhury and Soulbport.
Elist NorwalkMR. M. Bunsen Hook
and indoor Company. of Birmingham;
\l‘ntpr Witch. of New Milford: Nouga-
Iurk Fire Doparlmont. and a South
part company.
llopo Hose t‘ompauy— Storm Hoso
Company. of Dorbi‘; Arctic Ermine
i‘ompnny. of Milford: Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Company. of WostoI-I.
The Bridgman-t and the Port Flier-(or
l‘lro Doparlmonts and the chief origin.
corn of the plate have also been in-
riled.
Sonic of tho uptown companies and
South hiorwnlk mmpnuios have appur
cutiy not yet picked those who will
in) their ghosts.
The collation committee oi the col-
liralion also met in the Norwnlk I‘Iub
Inst owning. Tho. mombors prosoni
wow Chairman E. a.‘ Adams (‘ouaoil
man Groups Grumman. Isaac I:
Hamilton. Rood G. lfilnvilnnd. A. .I.
Monitor. R. (I. Hum. W. at. Betta.
Tho committed talked oror tho ad-
risuhililr of feeding tho guests all in
on piano or distributing thorn in many
places. it was thought that it would
he a good idca to have the military
companion had in the armory, Inc
guosts of tho Norwnlk Pin? Dopam-
mom in tho town hall. lilo guests of
the other Ilnnnrlmonts in lllot Inrious
parts of the loan in India they no
long. This would make thorn 9.13.in
to handle.
t‘ounollnutn Grumman was appoint-
ed lo cantor with tho Ilrcniou and got
tho captains of all rho companies m
be primal at tho Inoollnn to be bold
In tho South Norwulk Club. next 1‘qu-
day owning. and hood 0. ilnrilnnd
was anmintcd to do tho same man
tho militia.
The mmmilieo (intros on firming
about 22.5% poop!» and thought that
and pounds of ham. loco winds oi
mat; with pickles. blond. Ilium- mi
foo and humor would be plenty to food
thorn. Who in allow-d for this 9“erth
It in how that the amino commit
, too. and all tho. captains; will turn out
at tho and narrating.
APPOINTED DIPUTY GREAT
SAC!“
- M Sachem William J. Wilcox. oi
{incur Tribe. [momma Onlcr of Rod
Moo m mired his nominlmoot as
deputy WI. nachom of Powhar
Tribe. of Stamford. and Focus Trim
of Nov Mon. and is common in
Inching up a printout: or Violin tor tho
Ml mil Ilium to tho wlgwarna oi
mm Mflrhlua trillion. Mr When
will “the In oncollm dopulir and tho
limit unborn disclaim who ruminant
to hit ”05““: (or tho alum -
OLD WKLL’Q "REFINE.
Old Wall “on and indoor Wrap-any
hold It: monthly martian two night
and mm no plan: how tho molar.-
Nnmnlh uncouth-n rolls rim lieu
II!!! M. of Hartford will head tho
booth Mill Fina Wrtmt in than
human. m mulltco «III lilo hon
hold mm at Rollin Mini also or
W Th Wm m moor
thin m mouth and will to ward
an III In um um
RACES CALLED OFF.
m
Haufflqiont Wind For
\(‘Icht Club Races.
The Norwalk “Yacht Club races were
called off yeaterduy. because of a lack
of wind. Thin was about 5 o'clock.
after the boats had rounded the second
mark. The starters were:
Thirty-foot Bloom.
Not Norwnik
Kestrel. H. E. Bishop, Norwalk
Yacht Club.
Diana. Ollvnr Jennings, Bridgeport
Yacht Club.
Cabin Cat Boats.
Vagabond, (I. II. F‘unchor. Bridgeport
Yacht Club.
Duchcaa. George Jennings. Norwalk
Yacht Club.
Raconbouta.
Badger. E. Bowno Joueo.
Harbor Yachl Club.
Knockahouts.
Pompom, ll. bailey. Norwnlk Yacht
Club.
Twentyonc-foot Open aloopa.
0x. Mr. anlcr, New Rochelle Yacht
Club.
Indian
Open uat Boats.
Grace. w. H. Bylngton,
't'urlil Club.
Dudlinc. D. E. Raymond, Nor-walk
Yacht Club.
Norwalk
EXCURSIONS A'I' ROTON POINT.
St. Peter's German Evangelical
Lutheran Church. of New York. had an
excursion at Roton Point yesterday.
Today the Order of United Workmen's
Lodge. of Morrlsaanin. Is at the Point.
and Friday the picnic will be the Swed-
inh Lutheran Church. of New York
and on Saturday the Lexington avenue
Baptist Church, of Now York.
RERIIEII ll SI. MARY’S
Charles T. Dimond and Ilsa lion
l. Callahan United Tod".
RECEPTION IITER REREIIIIIIY
Have Started on a Tour to the Pan-
American Exposition and Other
Points of Interest—To Reside
In South Nor-walk.
Charles T Dimoml superintendent
of the Roth & Goidschmidt Hanufac
Iory. and Miss Nora 'I‘. Gullah“. of 22
Arch street. were quietly married in
“St Marys rector: this morning. III
iii 30 in the omsonro_ of a low rola
tires. Rev J. J Furlong performed
ihr ceremony
The brider‘naid was Elias Mary J.
Knit. of \‘ow York. a niece of llli‘
hrldo. and the best man was Samuel
Dimond, of Bridgeport. a brother of
tho groom. The bride worn mar» silk
rumns (Ivor sill: Irimmmi with late
and the bridcmnid‘s dross was of marr
point Ii‘cspruy. Irimnn-Ii \rith law
\flur tho common‘ an elaborate
wwldinx l‘i‘i“lkf:lsi nos <IrII>Ii b) i‘a
Irrcr l-‘ A Lao» I'll/ill? home of the
brides linilberininn and sister Mr
and \Irs l‘cior Iv. “dish of ‘22 \rIiI
street and Mr and Mrs DIqund do
parted on u nodding trip to the Pun
American Exposition.
The guests at the rommony
lI: mkfast nrrc Mr and Mrs
llinioud. \liss Mary i‘IiuionIi, Miss
Christine [)imond. Mr and Mrs
Charles Dlmond and daughter and
Dwight Hall of Bridgeport. 3dr and
Mrs Knit and daughter of New York
Mr Torper and family Mr and MN
I‘cior ”Callahan and Mr and .\Ir.<
Walsh. of Norwalk
Mr. and Mrs illmond will take up
their residence at $0 \Vcst avenue
and
George
DCFOREST—LOOMIS.
to William P. DuPomst. was celebrated
at the home of the bride's parents. zoo
Snot arcane. East Norwnlir. The com
runny was performed by Rm: II”. II.
Hubbard pastor oi the South Norwalk
[unruly blurred in her travelling roe.-
Iuiuc. Mr. and him. Dominant loft on
the ma train for an caslorn trip
begin holisrkwpiug at Mr. Dch‘owsl‘s
rosI‘Iicnr-c. I South First sirwl. South
Norwalk. which is already hrmisncd.
and will be at home hirer July 3?.
SETTLING CLAIMS.
Excursionist: Present Estimates of
Damage on the Mohawk.
- A numlwr of tho cxoursionlals who
now on the Mohawk. which sank M
(lion inland a wool; ago Saturday. haw
pmwentcd era-loin for damage done to
their clothes and othcr property In
mnmoucnrc oi lilac amidom. Tom
claims worn hounded to 1“. Harry
Ilrocn. of [Manhunt who roluntcrrnd
to attend to their solilernonl. and
amount to bemoan SIM! and will hlr.
Group saw hirsmrlnownor of the boat
which wont down. loci Friday. and Mr
Starla cranium-ed Minnelli no shalom to
again all claiuin as pmmpllr on porn
II c
DEATH OF MRS. ”ARV A MILLER.
Mm. him A. Miller died this mom
lag. altar a honoring illncm of minors
diwoso. all our home. No ll mutant
alum. Romain. Hm Million um I:
monahor of the Nonnllk napalm
Church and of Sherman commando”.
linitod Dolor of tho Golden Wit.
Shh was an rumor-ii (flirtation woman
and had the rumor: of III largo riot-lo
III Manda who will doom mam hot
has: Thrice noun narrow. Edwin J.
hlillwr oil mam. of ii”: W“ Ilium G
Miller. oi lhv Worm shall at The
Winning. Scotland. and moonlit )1
Million who iii: moorland “9h Inc
who oil lam Mimi's: Molina. in
Nmoliln Th9 numeral will ho hold to
momm night and o‘clock from that
m nor. 11!le Woman
lotion. Immoral “mom in KW
MN.“
Tho nodding of Min. Roda t‘. [roomls I
Baptist Cbnmh. The bride was vary
The) will be amoral :1 work of fear
days and upon their wtnrn they will
Enroll
Escapes
Ran Aim from the IIoIIIIIII lins—
nlial this Iurninr.
ulnar illiiliillESS 0an
Attendant Lane was About to Give the
Man His Breakfast. When Ill Dart-
ed Through the Cell Door and
Disappeared Outside.
Frank Evaneaki. who was committed
to the insane retreat at Middletown.
and owing to that institution being till-
ed with patients. was taken to the Nor-
walk Hospital. last Friday, escaped
from his padded cell about 7 o'clock
this morning, and is now roaming
around The Norwnlks with the police
in search of him.
Ever since Evanenkl went to the in-
stitution he has been a sort of raring,
maniac at times. and it was thought
beat to lock him in a padded cell We
terday. he was somewhat quiet. and It
is possible that he was deliberating
\IlIaI to do this morning. At any rate
it did not down upon him on the spur
of the moment to escape. for he had
made up his mind and was all road)
when John Lane. one of the orderlles
went into the basemcnt to give him his
breakfast
The door leading into the cell opens
outward Evaneski stood close to It
Mr. Lane inserted the key in the lock
and hardly before ho had turned it the
crazy man pushed the door open with
great force and darted past him. Mr
Lane a hands were full and it it was all
done so quick he hardly had time to
think “but Was bent to do. Quickly
depositing the breakfast on the floor
he startrd In purguit of the fugitive
Between the cell and the roar cellar
door Rvaneaki mot Mra Fitzgerald
and has charm of the laundry Hrs
Fitzgerald being a strong woman
plunked hemelf directh in the way of
the fleeing man. ,
Evaneaki grasped bor roughly b’y lilti
arms and sent her back against tbs
stone foundation with much force. 3119
was bruised somewhat. but not nerlour-
II injured He then dashed on: of the
collar door and down the hill leading
into Cedar stone! Those who on: him
go rm that he would limo outwprini
rd a door They hover sari anyone no
so fool In into.
Limo is It strong: young man of twen-
ll' roars. and had he so‘rurmi hold of
hivaneski. he would have nevrr lot rm
H9 fI'IiIIm'cd Ibo runaway as far as lit'
could and thou r~>Iurn9d In tho hospi—
tal. Word was immcdintciy leiophorw‘
to palire headquarters and (‘onntallir
John J. Goodwin colic-Ii at III»a institu-
tion for information lie then won: in
wank Iii Erancski
(‘I .Istabir» Gamma tor-k ETRHHKI h
lite znaiitution last Friday He did not
serw papers on him nor tell him that
iw had boon r-on‘IIIIlIo-d to the insanr
nil-Ant until hc find" him securely loo-cli-
v-Ii In. tho coil Th9 constable their
wmi the popvrs Ei‘an-Ivskl raved
like a mad man and threatened to kill
Iowan-bawdy in alga
Sunday altarnoon his wile railed II;
M» him He started In immed: stair tr
upbraid her for having pawn lucid
in send him to Middleton": Mrs
iti‘nncski ‘ finally onieird him. He
scorned lo be morh notwi- aftrr thai
until yesterday aficrnoon. their: lil.‘
mother rolled a: the hospital and wont
to the cell he bemoan rntireir town:
and abused his mother in a shamelul
manner.
l‘ssloniay morning: Emmott was in
an ugly mood. and the odioiaés at lily“
hospital telephoned to Constable Gothi-
win and “unwind him to no on and
take lb? patient out for II walk. Thr
ooh-stable did not go Last night he no»
wired another trirphonc mossnge tr
to up Again hr did col no. as he ii
cuiplorrd nights waarhing the new ilo~
lrl (‘iillonl
ThI- niacin-ls Imiaini that the hospiiai
is no insular retreat and lhai Ihcy arr
not Irwiwnsiblr for Whirl happrn-rd Ihlr
morning. Til-9y claim that they will
not take Rmnerslri hurl: again. unions
an odirver is mint there to take (one oi
him
Altar writhing; for a couple of hours.
this poll» immmi that Finances“ was
working in tho Thriller? M Hon 3‘: Woll-
hairson. the plane whim- hr was cm-
ploywi previous to being; looked up on
tho ow of the Fourth Captain ("I-imp
\\ Gladsilonc and flammable {Idiomatic
rum to tho humour and induced Eran
Niki to accompany thorn no politic irradi-
ounimirs on nine prawns» that ho m
to have a trial Whom Inca" not In
hmlouartm Rmnrnilri urns showed in
a will and lurked up
A Somlnol mortar milled all the loo-l:-
IIp this memo. and had an immin-
vrliih Emmott. Tho lrllrr mmrd as
. rational or our one would wish to be
He laiikcd in a isu‘mnbiu ray. and raid
that the whole Imohlr‘ ms Wmt’hil
about by bill number and mowin-
hair who drumming: to Hrmrshi bran
horn proclamation him and his will- for
a long limo.
“WI; our wide and l haw Iain-arr
limo Monopoly lumber limit-tho
mill be. “We mill always lino happy
if any mam maul umbrwiin- law mod
slay away from no. "EM trim the Will
that mire all tho iambic. will it in mm
bum thin. that they hmra- hm no
part my mama and if”
lmwiolrly milieu mil-Irina: the roll
he walk-pill than him two» children. In lacy mill
girl. alluvial mimic and warm ywarw oil Into.
Wildly. Momma Iuilllmr Rm
and when «Mr arriml II More: minding
arm MWIIII. ”lilac little tuna mi no»
holho'tollmd look Mdodlmm
all lbrdrllalihormbosnmmn Ilium
Mammogram Minimum
out crying and to fiber tho {other and
__‘ Ii other by a nop-
“1 love my ohil n dénrly." said
Eranoski "and ‘ltl breakink my heart
to be locked n her and no I16 able in
take care of I on II yupport th I
am willing to VII" III III,‘ and any to
support my fan! Al I MI III to be
let alone. It In flotilla and mother-
in-law would km away from ‘llll. there
would be no trDIIbld III all. "‘
Turning to the 1' nor, his said: "Do
i talk and act like razy Input I tun
no more crazy Ihhn‘ anyone In thin
room. When i left the Institution at»
Stamford I was curod. Dr. Pardon told
me that l was all lght. I might get
excited at times II it people might
think I was crazy, buti tell you: ox
brain is just as rléhr on any man‘s
the City of South Norwalk. I would
not hurt a hair in 9 head of anyone.
I have, no fault to ad with anyone. i
suppose everybody thought they were
doing the best thing that could be done
when they looked the up. It Is unjust
and a ahdrnc.
“Here are my two Ilttlc éhlldren? If
I was such a bruft‘ at home people pic—
ture me. would they love me as they
do? You can see for yourself what
they think of Inc. EM Lord only known
I love my children better than I do my
own life I love my wife dearly and
would do anything for her. "
'Evnneski was asked by the reporter
to tell uhnl happened last Wednesday
night. that caused his arrest. He said
that he was only earning so a week.
and paid $5 of that for room and board.
He went to the house where his wife
and her mother reside. with fifty cents
worth of llrecrackors for his children.
'i was niiiing in the room talking to
my wife who her mother come In.
and swing me, at once ordered me to
leave the house." (told he. “I did not
not out lmmodialrly. She came over to
wherc I was and attempted to put me
out by force I not up my hand and
shoved her back. I did not strike her.
The police were notified and I was ar-
rcaml. That IS all lbw-9 was to it."
RIRYDIISIS IIIIIIREII
III: Balms St. John and III.
II. 8. RIM lion IR Accidonl.
IIIIISEII RY EIPII IIllXES
Wore Lying in tho Guitar at the Foot
at Mill Hill—Mina 3E. John Re~
ported to be In a critical Con-
di‘IIIlmI
Jim: Micron St; .i‘ohn. or Bust .‘ior-
Walk and Mrs Iirziry S Rldnr"_ IIf
Nnrualk. mo: with an liiliurillimlw :II
mid-writ yczztordajr Microchip. Willi-P out
riding on ihoir hi4 )ill.’§ and “It I- aim ii .
rioarii rmmltod in the scriom iniun II!
lilo form r
Tim Inn wow Willis down Mill Hill
fill-till XI 3o o‘cior IR. .xlr‘s
*Iiifllljfi‘ Hi] ihi‘ fiIllanI'I'
Honion llrollieriv halting ponder for
Kory Ivor-9 3 Eur n.” I-mgiii has” < lain;
n the guttcr, and on» MI: .3; has our
IIII‘ turmoil vanglx Mrs Rid r 5 pm :.i7Ii
ii threw her out inward lbw car (no k
and Minn St John ran ‘I‘Ifllfl her throw
my. than: lamb
John .I' Haitian afiistmi Mm: Si
nic- his store.
.‘Iirs Ratio:
not otherwise
In If“!!! m’
John
nan badly bruised I‘ll?
half: but Miss S! John
was badly Mil armznd the hand and
nan rendered unconscioua D-s
Tia-Ivy and Gregory mm: sum "torrid
and worked ow.— Iwr for moor limo II»?
forc sin: N‘ifialfit’l: I.sr.sIIzoI:;-xnr~s.9. and
than she “as. removed to her harm Ivy
Dr Gregory
After amt-“rim: homo she immu-
or“ ions
"I w
2....
GOODRICH'S CIRCUS.
Gav-c Good Performances In South
Nomaik Yesterday.
T‘m- firm l‘iwnlo of the Human has?
room and gone I'm: now that line has
has been III-okra. ”new n in 3... awn» In
rapid sutwsolon ‘I'vrivrdair the (hand
rirh 9hows ‘Wi‘é-re— Is. Iowa and iwntm
Inn Scrum—urn lid in ‘i‘I'Ix-ri awnnc.
”Rocco was a law no» In l'oe afirrr
mm lull a lhf’£.. .ii crowd lurnml
.lui in tho «award-I: and Mr
Ms happy iio Mud that Minna; to the
Inlay wrorhrr III 33% past firm-ail-
I row-ids haw lumen Imam
Hr. has door
a how business up In rho our owl: ,
lint ho hopes. that this wool-I will oxalic
up ’01.! lost limo
Tho Show is good in «Iron r'lI-m‘iiinln"
and for a om ring ri no 2i will in?
hard to local
will work
with up 2i cirrus s in U’Irt' collimh
show and M conclusion a hrerIlaIs
rundow‘iliop oriiormazaro is ghoul. Tb»:-
homhrlmrl: and hippo-drown raw-:5 myrr—
nxiconlifiomlly ionic. The rituals III In
Now Cum limit afternoon and men
in;
AMBAssADOR WHITE AT SA“
INTI.
BERNIE. July 'il—«Mr. Mill» is at
prom! rallying nil Sawmill]. island of
Room. in the Baltic. Warlord. ho is
moonwalk lmrumzilulm Home»! Willie.
nil Wotan. rmblwil in minimum Show.
liar-Iv Joachim mir this rimming. lilac
mm of line Int-Iain of WWI}? While.
hum did mil any the limo! trounmltiiod mi-
ride. m Imam-omdcnr of ’l'lbr Anna»
«control Front urinal iihe ordain. am ~59?
iiil"i(*IIfiJ|€‘Ih this 812101me mind has unrefined!
It tool: broom Mrs. mm
The omnismowikmi commands illicit
Mr. Whihr lli molly ribmhol and MIT"
homily «downward rail line cousin of bin
mm. rm, Willa. hearing the mild
who low hominid. has Ilium Ilillli' Willy
hold illirr ms of lhiiirr mill 'iml‘tW. fiifih
hoodlum lo Milly will windmill; brush
iii no Mr.,WhliIn.
Mm: Berlin triathlon of IIWMW ‘
“or From to by mallard oil lithium
«mo of the on him Man mm li’m
anathema. law «lumi- (harm minim
hr.
4.
Rider living I
again and is now cum» :ii 3
Goodmh I
min I
ll Is om ionic pond: on i
was show hind liar artisan do some unn- j
lll'rrgiihing; that goes on
Entlnm and III! clerk IIiIIId In
Collision II CIIIIIIIIII.
FREIGHT iililll IIIII m hill
Rear End Rolled Upon the Pamngor
Track. and the Fast Southweotem
Limited Cruhcd Into It-Pn~
longer. Escape.
CLEVELAND. 0., July il—-A special
to the Leader from Nottingham. 0.
says: One of the worst wrecks on the
Lake Shore road in years, occurred at
2:80 o‘clock this mornlng. in the cel-
ler of this village. ten miles east of
Cleveland. The southwestern limited
on the Big Four. from St. Louis. Cin—
cinnati and other western cities and
which goes on the Lake Shore tracks
in Cleveland. was ditched through
collision with a portion of a freight
train, which II is thought had broken
in two and rolled upon the passenger
trarks. No passengers were killod
The deaths are:
Frank Anderson. engineer of the post
songer train, of Buffalo; 0. G. McCul-
Ion. of Cincinnati. mail clerk.
The Injured:
William Elliott. of Buffalo. fireman
of passenger train. will probably din:
William Baker, of Columbus, mall
clcrk. alight; two unknown tramps.
badly hurt.
The shock to the passenger coaches
was Iérrifio and although the econ
pants were badly shaken. no woman
gar was hurt.
When the front and of the englnc
ploughed Into the ground of the gully
it became disconnected from tho other
coached that went over the cmbnnk
mom. and swirled nidewiso no that It
pointed in the other direction.
The mail car dashed into the ten
do? surrounding it completely. The
origins-er met his death by being pin
lobed under his engine. McCullen
the mail clerk, was crushed between
the side of tho car and coal tender
Two mall clerks, whim they awoke to
their condition, werr- able to extricate
themselroa from the wreck without
assistance. At leans one person in he
lowed to ho buried under fin: Whack.
Two Nottingham linr‘lnre rcsmndml to
calla for iiifilfilanrt“ The rondlmii and
Jim trark.‘ Marv: turn up In: quéto a
iiuirmvo and tho eIIIlmnkmvut will
Ihnn to III ropnirml lwfm'sr the trot-k
3.:III in rvln: I! Tim Lnkv Show trawl
II. lzirwkui NIH and :III iminr arr be-
:IIs: wot li\‘t‘l’ rim Nichol Plow Tl).
sassy-neon of ii 9 n‘rmklvwl train Wort
’i lisp In {lb-“ll: “and til I‘- Nioklo
Ii‘ialo arvi o u '1' iii! III”: EII~ a!» at Work
UT ‘3‘.» Lil}. - Fix: 1'"
I lilo (If lht nIr-ri Injuril Er tip? Milli «
f‘ (In our-I lrnmrh’ to 1hr i‘ In "I: land gon-
fwrnl bmgillal Iriiny‘
I ilw- man win-Mr» name
”in; at the lit-warn? companions. ills
. {million I: «‘rnirai I Johnson of
Iiiiil'r'aii) and .I Hertz of this oily nus»
liairwi wrmn; injurioa. but Wore not
I '"i‘l’ll' 'vi ‘ill403’25iifiilfi if. in: thought
'vi I "In“: rowan)?
Tlu- Inn immrs? II. rm nn-w- {9333112 on
it" froéghl truin. on» also at the hospi-
:th Th9? sustainc-Il broken mllar
ginning.“ and are not nerionsly iniured
:< unknown
; MOONLIGHT In BELLE lSLAND.
Iilh' lhfi raplun» r‘»! ”2* Inmnlight.
‘Trnring on thy rnmmor m
inwmishmi who; 1}! mm spa—mini
I Gmndiy beautiful in nor
”(liver the intros lulu-.4 winging
W ords cf hope and bronchi) (lieu.
Immthoo mako us for! the angels
To mi: piani- iiflmi: very near
TIL-1mm» an. ar»- 9:0!le zpianhing
I Whiti- wingn‘i mints soil rIo‘isi-lrsi
. it).
And a glamour sir-ah lhb Wins-“S.
Malls llllii- heart. and «ilmr the are
I'l‘hr armr‘yr world seems far away.
With i291 hustling filf'IW and can»
1 And our «now much or. harm.
(ii that my are doing throw.-
Oh' the moonlight how it corona us.
With inc minnow” dirin-n.
Playing mflir on our bro-In riringiz.
Strains thin bacilli mar» and limb.
ALICE JIJIINSOX JONES.
imp island.
BAH-JO CLUB AT THE KNOB.
M iii morning of rho (”manning Board
oi The Knob flirting Club. lam nighl
it won \dcnidod to comm tho Jerome
Mar llmlo- Club ior Minion-om and
warnings. Tho dailies arr Juli:v ii. at
August ill and 2‘8; him. if Mable. to
wartime humor almond in limo to how
a «loom hm grammar night. and aim
or Saturday cranium in works alim-
nailmg with line thorn for which tho
Murillo (“lob hu- hrwn tamarind. A opt-I!»
lxm‘i program will lac arranged for In
our flay.
ANOTHER ELECTRICAL ENGIN-
EEK.
A non VIM Mm lam night lo m:
and him Alli-9m B‘. Wilmhcrmr. of
Gerard Flam, Mir Win-tumour is the
Ilirumli M liliilt' Scum ”milk MMMIWR
Eilorlviirzni Timur. and in coaching not
malrnlmhillm owr than Mono errant
mirth mommy and! child arm «hiring pilot»
in. The» our marital will lbw million Slid-
wand Yam diorama: The happy Inlhcv
wwmhmml Sch! follow mmhmo in
. owl lurid!” Manny
’ maxilla «film
Won-Mr» Bo? and homily binn- If!“
homo to land Ilium in Mull mm.
arm a mill“ my in New Ham
MRI'WEE‘D NOT A,I'IlI3I’I"OR., I' ‘
W
Saloctmen Had Not tho Authority to
Appoint Him to School Board.
The announcement that Samuel L.
Weed had been appointed a school ‘vla
itor to fill the vacancy caused by thei
death of Frederick B. Mead. causedl
something of a stir in Norwalk The
appointment wail made by the select 2
men and Mr. Weed was sworn in rel
coolly.
The soloctmen knew that there was
a vacancy hull, MIMI It would have to be
should confided him. So they Wont
ahead and put him In.
The school visitors were immediate
iy III nrma. They said that the select
men had no right to make the appoint
merit.
Wood or any one clue. but they wore
opposed to having their right of up
pointrnent taken away.
The law under which the selectmrn
acted was a state statute. which aays
that all vacancies In‘town offices shall
be filled by them, but .now they find
that there Is a school law which says
that the Board of Schoolgiflfltma may
choose a successor to fill"3 anyi vacancy.
In any case the vacancy is only until
October. when the Democrats nomin’
ate a nuccesaor, but If they fail to nom-
inate the appointee holds over until
1902.
The contention of the Board of
School Visitors In that they are not
and never were in any way town om
corn. and so cannot be appointed by
tho ae’lertmen, and thin limo they are
certainly victorious. no the oeioctmcn
admit they made a mistake.
RARE BARBER ALIEN
52th Hawaii Police Believe "I
Picked A. Eltiaror’s Pocket.
small i .Iiliig. if; iii
Suspected Man Wan Noticed About
Town Later spending Money Free-
ly and Also in Stamford.
~Poiice After Him.
The police have been diligently
searching all day yesterday and today.
for "Bob" Allen. a tramp barber. who
has been working for I. few days inn
barber shop on the Washington street
bridge. They have erery reason to be-
lievc that he picked the pocket of A.
Ettinger. of South Norwalk, and got
away with III Mr. Ettinger’a last
weeks earnings The latter was paid
last Saturday and hr entered Mirharl
Ihrw'a saloon. In Water street. for a
«rial drink with a friend. While they
wn- at tho bar. Allen chimed the Maria
and being rlightly noquninml with El-
Izngcr. fw- was rmumtcd In haw a
drink
The threw Ihfin ml down to a Inhlr
and with Mr. Lam hogan a friendly
inur-handmi gamo of mini». II'I'hiII,1 the
union was In progress. a couplr- of cus-
lrIfrIr-rs c-nlrdmi. Mr Lanc urow and
went behind the bar in wait upon thorn.
\lnioat Immedialriy afterwards. Allen
also got up from tho table and started
towards the door. He was ankcd whcro
hr— was going H9 replied that ho
retold hr had: In a short time. but he
has not been seen since. although thr
poiiI-n have got track of him In several .
plates.
Worm Mr 1.3m- got through waiting
noon 2h» bar br- azain mated himself
It the tabla but Allan had not roturn-
rd Mr lane. being suspicious of the
know. mid In a joking manner that all
”water are that their valuables were
not moaning. Enlarger out his hand to
‘zés hip pocket and found that his pock-
“thank With his entire week’s earnings
had departed, Only five minutes be-
im lhai I39 had his Wkdlmli out
whirls-E for tho drinkn It Was probably
than that Allen an: the money, and
was :4ch in get it
Who!) Mr. Stringer found that bill
"money was gone he Immediately. with
1:9 friend, Mt out In search of Allan
Tho latter was nowlwre to hr» seen
Tho polio» worn nouns-d and a with-m-
nt‘ir scorch was instituted. It won
Emma-d that shortly other the mom-y
WM taken. a lwlght train stopped at
he freight drool lrz 5m NorWaIk. for
a flaw minnow. Allen was known to gm
on that train and go towards Bridge-
won.
The out uhnz harm! of him was that
or was in Stamford. The police in that
piano ware notified. but fanfare they
mold raptors: him, he had departed for
olhw divide, The err-own that Ibr- pollw
bfiilw Allen look tho mow-ii in that Sal.-
Inrdnr morning hr was around town
and asked Wi‘wml thorn ho knew. for
mourn ‘mmrgh in got a drink. In
filamford. than» who saw him. any he
had plenty of may. HI» Inked a fr‘iraml
in filaml’ord to giro him a Bill... When
he. won hold that! ho had lawn helped
long enough. he pollrd a roll of Milo
from MI parka and raid that b4.» didn‘t
need any help. that he had plenty of
money.
STOCKHOLDERS‘ MEETING.
Tho New [indoor] Bron-in; Company
hold its anauflllockholdcro’ momma
in iizmord. youlorday. The aim
client of tin.» harlot-III: choral than the
«unicorn III-u made an cxmliont word
the port rm. there having a largo In-
tro-om over Ibo MM of (Me pmrirmr
room. The Windham dividend of 2
nor ranLI-rill he paid SeptmIM' ”I
Will. The bound of direction: on in
amount in the addition of mm
O’Rourke. of Walemry. and William
Kipp. of new "area. The nicer!
Isl-Intro rm: Tho-mu 11.1”. Mi
Mi: John It. Him but Monro
«local; Howl: T. Diorama. :mbnd floo-
auditions: A if: “Hunter Irmwrw and
Winn macaw Thurman Newton»;
M!!! mummy.
mm“... ... A.» ..
hailing William. of $13th amt.
Motown all than (Swim It Knapp for»
W...
lorry. 2;. union a work“; rm
They were not opposed to Mr. or
Mhlgw’ RANGIS, FR M 308 0
Marlowe years n clairvoyant, pain bu
canon lied for three days at rcdun
rated 21 West Washington St ~ 9
Stamford n‘nd‘ ll‘airlleld
B. H. this other.
31le
WANTED’r-A
to or;- would told; n. by
.rnon In her home. Andros ,
can. Sentinel Dillon.
Bridgeport. for'thcir grout "MI . ,
Sale. Liberal salary. Apply at ‘
on ice wagon. _
New Canaan. Co
WANTED—BOARDERS 31
street Rooms nicely furnished.
vonlent to Iron Works. .
WANTEHOMPETENT limo.
girl. Reference required. H. WI}!
ey. Hickory Bluff 16
WANTED—A STARCHER A‘ND A
family ironcr. Crescent Laundry. ,
ter street South Norwalk. .
WANTED—GIRLS AT NDRWIILLK
Box Company. Those with éxyper
lent-c preferred ”5 63
W
TO LET
TO LET~ndUSE 12 [Iowa or
improvements; in possession July 1
Edwin Wilcox. 70 Washington 83%.,”
TO LET-F'lR8T F1400“ OF FIVE
rooms. 70 South Main street. Hoodoo
and building lots for sale. Easy pay“
meats Apply to Iii. A. Woodward.
'l'o LETwF'URm HEB FRONT ,
room. to lady or gent ‘emnn, 186 Main
street Norwalk. Apply on the prom-
ises or at this oillce. was It
TO LEE—FOUR ROOMS IN
Swnrtz & Corbett Block. rear, 87. To
further particulars lnquirlt It the onion ‘
of The Old Well Cigar 00.. 81 Waldo
lnglon street. '°
FOR SALE;
”FOR SALE‘NEW MILCH COW
Inquire of Mrs 8 Hamilton W
Norwalk. I
FOR SALE OR EXCH
House and lot. on Elmwood , ‘
Apply to Mitchell & Son. Norwalk.
)8 6!
FOR SALEwBiCYCEIES—«3 LA-
Iliwa' new Orient Wheels, regular $50
I}I"Y"I"S. at $323 mach. J. C. Roth, 82
No. Main SI. South Xorwnlk. 38 3t
FOR SALE —— A GASOLINE
launch 20 199i. 0 inches over all; 7 fl.
o
i: in ll“8Hl. [Mi understood by seeing.
Apply .1 P, (‘rossmam 3 Jennings
him-9 Nornnik, 14 6t
FOR SALEAȣIIE.AP A 2 STORY
house. 7 rooms, on high ground. Five
minutes‘ walk from depot. Apply to
i", ll Golder, Rowayton.
FOR SALE-TYPE METAL FOR
uahbiling. thoroughly cleaned. und in
r-onvenleni shrine. 10 cents a pound,
It Iblu office
.335
LOST. f'
L08T~—A.‘l AMERICAN FLAG PIN
of ruhics, sapphires and diamonds.
suitable reward for return to Josiah
Dodge 130 Main street. III in
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LOST—no SILK UMBRP‘LLA 0MP.
can by anoring in the handle. hi" i"
,‘I
reward on iIII return to this on m
JAB E HOPKIN8,EM LOYMEN
Agent. Carpet cleatlln «Shoo alum
:ng cal! imInIns. removal Its. «m firth
lam; and mmrnnltwl Office 4 Boot
Main fit, 80. Norwnlk
Connecticut Expectod to Trai -
At Normaisichoou. ‘
M the lam mnion of the “In!!!“
“horribly the I‘nllcd Slams plum .
manta human or «aeolian Iran-mil».
on In the Connecticut stun boom of :,
‘vdliration a mmmunic’atlon from the ,1 "
Mutational authorillml of tho Island of 1
('ubo ranking that In hours of the In—
iand might ho lawn apparition!“ for
adoration IIII manner» Gencrnl ”no!”
LI ('nrrlmtlnn of Wlnliod. I MINES:
of the alkali» board of odimnflQthd ‘
ramp Immunity! in the antler and no.
ricr hia (Idiom thin rmlntfon In: ,
adopted by the ileginlaluri during tho ‘
closing day: of m:- flififiifll’
Rowlvod That. the «on board of 96‘ ,
oration be authorized to mauve an no. “
oils In the min normal schmln of that
stain not morr- Illnn filly 3mm *7.“ from
from rrerommtvndod by lbcdubartmlmt ,
of Mutation of Hubs and nonfatal! by
tin- round mam, government: will
windmill to has rmlrml undid well will» ,
diilonr on said homo of education may ‘
primarily
5%(7‘1137? Him: at tho Mull? 1mm of
(sld‘llralim. mu yoamam that m if: ’
tor the manage of tilt: rowinlion lib
not» to the summons In (lob: ,
he» hall wince been «rooming Io -
from "I'm an to thirir plum for mill .
papilla m on mania .or training It
traction, hm than have land hoard ‘
in: no not
Thom minimal»: Ilium Irma PI
Mon II (to no mm minimal « '
[no of char“. 'I‘iw tint-w In at,
“£3“qu
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