yesterday
of n largo
the Wall is
so is i ,t ballot-this
, p , add if scored
early-part ‘ . he we afraid
or his arm, andso “sodomy. C. Sei-
lvck pitched. the. i. inning. for the
Wall Streets.-
The summary: .
'6
O
«oucmcp
llaymes. r. f..
Sterling, 3 b.. "
l<‘arrell,.1 b., =
Uroagh. s. 9., . .
lirower. l. f., g . .
Dowd, 9., . fl
Finnegan. c. f., . f
Whitlookrcq ‘
Powell, 2 1),,
’“gQHOO‘ “O
loom:
he
*
he
couéwm‘uolcp a
\
‘r-ir‘ur—n¢5ow¢jcifl a! HI—lMy—IHOOHO: .‘ "
5 Had
a cac‘ecatuwo
l
i
a:
Ar call.
‘ turns
iii!
. usual than GAVE ,, Alli
, day. that he iii-TBHW-v, lie was in the
9 completely
witbmu'd-
’ cairn no!
W;
F .
“l W on Connecting the
Handslfrom one Dial to x
' ' member. ‘
Albert Kaegehbn. foreman for Percy.
Ferris, the electrician. is» thankful to-«'
new Hotel Clifford tower. yesterday
.afiornodh. for thevpurpose of putting in:
electric wires toiliuminate the dial of
the big clock. Thereuis a small staging
in the peak. Mr. Kasgohon was outfits;
He had hold of‘a piece of board, which:
was attached ton wire. and in trying
gin shift it. the "board gave way and,
findreii, ,w ‘
. .w ion runsifrcmonsdisi to. the other.
‘ tunately. His nerves were so unstrung
’cr-‘cch-ueuc @E a: l hccccuccg$
3 down to Putnam Hose headquarters.
fl from where the two companies will go-
‘ special care will ha in .
‘ will
command“! attire exsrsim..a’
lr .
~M°
and serves to his. the hands. Mr.
'Kocgehbn caught on *thls.‘=and it Was
that probably saved him from serious
injury or instant death. ', '
He’ thinks that he escaped very far-
that when he reached homo shortly af~
ter the fall. he sank into a chair and
remained there.
suffering from shock. and that he is not
in condition to work today. The glass
was shattered and a new one will have
to. take its place. At it was not insur-
fd. Mr. Ferris will probably hear the
ass.
vssoo cars THIRTY olive...
John Vargo was sentenced to thirty
days in the Bridgeport jail by Judge
Joseph R. Taylor in the South Norwalk
side of the towncOurt at 11 :30 o'clock
this morning, the court having a -
Scorned from 9* o'clock in order tha
Mrs. Vargo could attend. Wednesday
night Vargo returned home in ‘an in-
toxicated condition. . He became very
angry with his‘wif'e'and assaulted her.
besides making a real. disturbance,
annoying, the neigh ors. Mrs. Varao
swore out a warrant and had him ar-
rested yesterday. Mrs. ,Vsrgo was in
court with three sn‘iailchildrep. She
said'that she couldallmiortytham very.
well if her husband would stay away.
She was perfectly willing that he
should be sent to Jail. ‘
' PUTNAM HObECLAMBAKE. .
Putnam Hose Company will enter-
tain Phoenix Engine Company. of Nor-
walk, at a clambake tonight at Roton
Point- The menu of‘balte will be one
of the finest ever served in the flows
Point hotel. and will contain all «the
delcadics one couldwish for. All-tbs
arrangements have been completed
and the up town. drained will come
in s,,;body to the corners! booth Mold
and ,»‘Washington streets Where 2 We
. ‘ waiting i for
them. y'i‘hey will follow the 'f‘oxulsrcan
that leaves this point at 7:35. _ '
m: 1‘ WW , _
‘ EHALANXDANNOT ATTEND.
casino. 3. hoards. of, morphism
Phalanx. srtford..hss flight!) solos
ration rom'ths comm toe on the
. annivem _._settiolnsnta ,
milk. rsqubatiug'tho atlas
timber}.
on. V‘
an o
be using! Bunday.‘
libs tarts f rite
counterfeit Falls liroulllih'i
egchhn, fell ,hulldtoromoSt into thei ‘ l;
on n = ut‘fll‘,‘
his presence of mind and quickness 1‘
it is said that he is 1
tip: the b
a an. "
"cougars. nearly ,, all ‘of jw
sailors and sol ,
cacao in so
puller. making
quick shutting cite
vented any damage to a at. 'i‘
was a calm rat the-“dim
looked bad. The mom
i
Chinese
attempt,
' The Chinese re
ofilcer came to us
a volunteer crow.
wonty minutes later we ware off in a
boat and were given a good send off.
We took th kegs of‘water. two tins
of corned beef and a box of hard took.
The boat was rigged“ with a soil. but
there was no wind, and until we were
picked up by the Loomls twelve hours
ater. we were at the cars and had
come within slght‘of Pledras Blancas
lighthouse."
It is expected that the tug Slocum.
which was at once sent in search of
the Lennon. will find the transport
some time today close to Santa Bar-
333’s chanfielhtshe dwas 180 miles
0 s y an 40 miles at on
when the small boat left her. a
W
HAI R ’DRESSERS’ LICENSE.
Barbors’ Commission Decide That New
Jst Includes Women.
The Barbors’ Commission have is-
sued up todato 700 licenses to bar-
hora all oval-tho state and certificates
of the-.-bnrbors~who are. applying for
licenses continue to come in. The:
covetedNo. 1 license was issued to
William Frohilclr, of New Haven. who-
is one of the leading harbors in the
state. Mr.“ii'rohlick was the ilret bar?
bar to apply .for a license after the.
commission orggnlzcd. . . ‘
no women, alsy M.Nosl and Char-
lotte J. Mili,‘of 903‘Main‘ street; Hart.
ford. have been licensed by the com.
mission. President Huber says that
the law includes women who conduct
hairdressing parlors and do shampoo-
ing andthnt this class of artists will
have to take out licenses. . ‘
NARR'AGANSETT PIER EXCURSION
The N. Y.. N. H. d: H. it. R. Co. have
arranged for a grand excursion by
special train to Narragansett Pier 'l'uos
day at the. very low rate, clone dollar
and lift
‘ y cents for the round trl .
Special, train leaves South Norwallt
at eighto’olocir. Narragansett Pier
lsacknowlsdned in bejonaof‘tho‘ fin-
est moan resorts on thaattltt‘ntio Coast.
The broad expanse of waters rollius
min
in W _ son asked
crew to man » small boot and
to reach the coast.‘
fused. and the chief
sailors and asked for
fifimgflo‘i
Y. ~ ere ai‘summ .
deed; ii. or Iradisp
its . hordcrIl‘ »
‘ . . first
tier :speoisliyfibjs '
ordination-
hit its val-lo:
racism.
Party Me a
h‘ oscillators? -
. road had two big excursions to handle.
‘ at Roton Point with their family. They
l) voi at‘the Point; The basket» was
before it knows no interruption for ,
3,000 miles domino roofs on
.9. Jr . ,
’ Every known marine: pleasure ‘ ii
and pastime pgn311n,perfsction,within » ‘
on
”ad- . '
. a?
ythiuipv‘ i
on. During
duhliuded at
hi do.
so on... Qannis
'm’v‘pllot boat New
'Pl't . oat"
“lib "all“ .
only stoneware
wished to land. -
The pilot boat’s yaw] made four trips
to the steamer's side and transfefrcd'
the twenty stowaways to the deck of
the New York. The people denied that
they were stowaways, said they were
passengers, but had been robbed of
their tickets and money. They were
made comfortable onboard‘ the New
York and landediat Atlantic {Highlands
at 6:30 this morning.
HEAVY RAILROAD TRAVEL.
Excursion T‘ in: Crowdod and Rush
r the Shore.
. There was a heavy. railroad travel.
yesterday. in addition to the usual
first of August rush for the seashore.
the New York, New Haven a Hartford
Ten cars were required for the excur-
sionio Watch Hill and Block island.
The. train started at Springfield and
from Hartford went to New London.
The excursionists numbered 860. The
excursion of the Knights of St. Patrick.
from New Britainio Savln Rock re.—
qulred two trains of twelve cars each.
The White Mountain express was
composed of fourteen cars. or these
nine were parlor cars. it was the big-
gest train for the White Mountains
that has passed through here in some
years. Notwithstanding the extra num-
ber of cars. the train made schedule
"time on the Hartford division and the
railroad officials were very proud over
this achievement.
— as.
THE. hUNCHEON WAB STOLEN.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gale. of
Gerard place. had an unpleasant ex~
parlance last Tuesday while they Were
want there ~ for‘ the purpose of
spending the day and havinga good
time. Mrs: Gale proparsdt’many delic-
ious odibies and plscodltlicm in a ism
market basket. They intended to have
a moon supper after‘onioyingtthemsei;
placed ounce of. the tablespoarfths‘
Nest-shore. :whllo they .want in many
different ways. When it was time for
supper. they returnsd‘for the? basket
do it was 9 wherein he found. some;
"thrill e " ‘ iml food:
Watson .
., announcers in
Forum
,_ 1 its and slum. sun on a
. . *i’iiiiblirié'.'
l 3 u {until—Elfils‘illisllli
steel comp-symbols" Decline More
' Conferences-«Conditions Not" Fu-
- . vorsblo‘to Amicsblc
Adjustment.
wriEilTTSBURG. August 2.~»Tho slips
atiop in the Amalgamatedsteel strike
thismorning is anything but favorable
_ to anaemicabie adjustment. of the disc
. out between the association, had the
, . United States Steel rcorporation. ‘As
‘ far as can be learned President shaf-
fer, of the Amalgamated. has not re.
. bellied any reply from‘tho New York
2: olliclnls of the company regarding a
1 further conference, except the isle-
; gram which it is said arrivedlast night
and which declined a further discus
Union of the questions at issue between
the labor leaders of the company. This
. telegram save the substance of a lot-
“ tor which had boon mailed and which
" was expected to arrive in the first mail
. this morning. The refusal
. Steel Company officers to enter into,
of the
another conference if adhered to. learn
' as only two ways open to the Amalga-
, mated Association. One is to order-
. the striking workmen back to work und
der the best terms obtainable and the
other is to proceed with the strike in
the hope of involving all the union men
employed in the constituent concerns
of the United States Steel Corporation
» The first course certainly holds little
promise for the workmen since the
strike has abrogated all the union
scales in force before the trouble
started, leaving them entirely at the
mercy of the manufacturers. The sec-
. ’ and course means a. struggle to the
death for the association as the an»
:nouncomcnt has been made on good
-. authority that the mills will be started
xi’ox‘t week with nonunion men it the
strikers. do not resume work. Today’s
. proofing. of the executive board is ex‘
! portion to tell the story and it is ac.
knowledgsd that this is the most crit-
period of‘ths strike. The board
‘ it into Wtslonl'nt' 10 o‘clock- and
Jamcs‘Nutt. secretary of the Labor
Bureau of the Republic iron & Steel
Company; and Joacph Bishop. score.
fury of the Ohio Board of Arbitration,
were present. No information was
given out. “
IA rumor was current that the Amol.
gamated Association at today's board
meeting would withdraw from a pos-
ition which was thought to be untena-
ble and would sign an agroment with
the combination. Prominent associa-
tion men denied this and declared that
unless peace could be secured with
honor and credit to the nsoclatlon. the
strike would be continued. Nothing
can be learned from President Shaffer
or the leaders of the organization on
this matter, however. as they say what
ever they have for the public will be
given out in the form of a statement
later in the day.
It is said that before a general strike
is ordered the ofilcers of the United
States Steel Corporation will be fully
informed of the intention of the Amal-
gamated officers and a reasonable time
glvcn‘befors extreme measures are his
sortd to. It seems almost certain that
if the request of tho, Amalgamated As.
fused. the strike will be extended to all
the steel corporation plants where the
association has a foothold. “
ltrwa‘s reported that “ii. Schwab left
last night. for New York, but he was in
the city» today. President 0. - M;
Schwa’b. of the United State's Steel Cor-
poration. was reportéd from New York
to boys left that city last night. for
Pittsburl. He had not visitedvhis of-
fice at it o'clock. and none of the om-
cers around the building seemediv to
iii“: any knowledgsof his intended
v sl . ‘ ' . ‘ .
. Theatrilrers at Clark's mills. in this
city. are very much discouraged at the
the sotticmont‘pf‘the trouble. said as a
result several of‘t most'mthusiasila
of retinal to the pianist the earliest
moment 0 the monitors able terms
possible. it was ex led. at sunroof
these would amid: a, inksxocution'this
morning. on Vitrwss torment the :3
short! with orders» has them off‘for
the next few days. 1. ' ~ *
"Thumbs“ stratum - .
Linden , and 'Mciiutcheon plant up still
onions satin and say-they will star out
until * the; leaders otify them to return
At Weiisville. abliuafilrmf
[that thoro‘wi { ' lot-y
soclation formanother conference is re:
turn affairs; have taken with regard to .
strikers have ifiti sted their intention
return that the» pickets ”replaced on
shilland‘thd c
' , walk:
‘ . if oinpaions as . ..
on Tuesday and ‘Wednes ayf
visions have been torus no i
ins thofwsslt. p ‘ :“
(loot-sec. Choiw’oll has xiv
‘olgcboicc. tea
Mathewshail ‘ ‘
been recolvsd from, Mrs. Lamond
Baits sners. Muckridgc. Mrs. Joyce.
presidsnt of the “
Mich» has:
mini
, is can; its
on. nitric, cl
, a’day. Mrs. 'W
on two dozen cans; ,.
general uss. f "
ed for attendances
A. C. Wheeler
thony Ghlotto
amounting to 3 . . ash
by them to the hospital. -~
--Buy your flour from Joseloif and
save money by it.
Sllllliiliillum
Himself and Blow Out ills Bruins
can anvil: Wis illillllllill
Involgled Her Home from a visit with
Friends by Means of a Forged
Message Regarding Moth-
er's illness. i '
MANTI. Utah. August 2~Rasmus
Anderson. aged twenty-seven, shot Miss
Emily Campbell. aged twenty-two. and
P. C. Christensen. (1 stage driver. and
then committed suicide. Miss Camp.
bell had been visiting at Salt Lake. and
Anderson, a discarded swaetheart of the
young lady, had inveigled her home by
lineups of a forged message. telling of
her mother’s approaching death. Miss
Campbell. while being driven in the
stage toward Mansfield. her home, was
met by Anderson. who fired four shots
at her. {have of the bullets entered the
.young woman's -body.‘p.nd one perforate.
ed her arm. was fourth shattered the
arm of the stage driver. Anderson,
then "turned the ride on himself and
blowout his brains. 'Miss‘Campbeli
may recover.
LONG BRANCH GOLF PLAYERS.
Sixty-four Taking Part‘i'n the Contest
. Today.
LONG BRANCH, N. J., August 2,-—
professioual, out of ninety-five entries
took part in the opening round of mod»
nl play in the all comers tournament
which was begun today on the links
of the Hollywood Golf Club.“ In pre‘
liminary play yesterday theestimated
par score of 41 for the nine hole cadres
the playing length of .whiclr..is 3,147
yards, was cut to 38 by Willie ‘Ander-
son, Plttsfield County Club in this
year's open championship, Will Norton
of Deal Beach. N. J.. and Donald Bali,
Jr., of the Point Judith Country Club.
B. l., all professionals: ,
Today out attire first forty player:
thovbest'scoros turned in were those or:
Findlay '8. Douglas. the former sma.
tour champidn ‘wno belongs to the Non
sad Countryv.Club,‘ulcn ove,’ L. 1., and;
Bernard Nicols'ya professional of Bar:
ton,.each of whom went around in 40
Meadow; Jack Park, of Essex Conn ;
Alex Campbell and Gilbert E.
are. turned in cards of 41 strokes. ..
Willis Anderson and “Willie Smith
the: presentand former open chum
pious..t0gbthcr with” John Hobens.»‘of f
, were the next best .
Glen; Ridge. N. J.
‘withziz each.
The weather was perfect and the
fair‘gifoen and putting greens were in
splendid condition. .
’ nas'r- uuoss sawi‘nnw.
The Bhoneoossett Beach Improve
moat Company. of Grown. filed a peril:
‘iljcate of incorporation with the score-
tory of the stats yesterday. This was
the first campany to organise under
the new corporation law which went
“into. effect yesterday.‘ ‘ a capitalpl
the‘sompany "£320,000 and its-bus, are
lotus-lid rovemon’t {of . Whiter. and
Beach at astern Point. . , .
iii
Cont
of n.
‘ tin, ladlouriisd '
Historic "
will“! 1'
9. X .
.ior hospitaiussaand‘ulss . .
sent flowersgilooks‘bavc ‘
t'i‘rlmrners‘ Assoc. ‘
‘ Si in
Anderson Then Turned Rifle on *
Sixty~four golf players. amateur and '
Next to~thoul'..(leorgo how. of Dykei "
a carrot ‘ ’
1st of Septen’lb‘e {30
PostOfilcs.»
To tar—4s:
house. of six ran
in
lmpr vcmouts. an lion
'1‘. Brennan. 20 all
room with privile
'Washlngton Sir Ed
,lars enquire at thorn
'Well Cigar 00.7 83
To LET-«Hoods:
l provcmonta; ~ a: boil
E win Wilcox. '10 W"
TO LET
31 Woodward
and building lot
meats. Apply to E
To LET—WEN j
room. to lady urgent
street. Norwal pi
less or at this
FOR SALE
conditionJIS‘ has
=F'red Komlicr's bicycl
street. Westpo pA'd
irfahg we
in. 0118‘. ' '- ,.
4 a: c‘
Enquire of .1 tin.
street bridge... .
FOR sans—rs iii—5%.
carriage horse, free ilr
gentle. . Not afraid ,of .
cars. Enqhire at ‘fac
tor and Elizabeth Sis...
FOR SALE%HEAP
room set.“ ‘on‘s‘ ‘ handsome
swell plate-glass front”
bolstered chairs, 2 leaf
,one extension dining.
side table. Address
Ofilce. '
sea SALE-TYP
babbitlng. thoroughly
convenient shape. 10.
rat‘this office.
_ FQR~8ALE-A B
Mabel. line looking‘boa
:in first cls’ cond' j‘_ itipnr “
beam.“ fast: can "
Con be. seen foot;
,ienvllle, Staten lsi
. of Capt. Moses Van Nail
, loo s, ,_ .-
both of Boston, all professions play ' l
l HOWlTZ,‘PA , .
ey loaned upon perilously
Old clothing purchased; '
out paid. 154 Washington. -
Brothers of Norwalls
P. O; E. will-meat ‘
Hotel Hamilton. till
o'clock sgarp.
f
wsu‘rwda
nswoasrm is
com players Millstwohtwoéw
earnest mower , _,
gins-this foreseen: "
against , Irving-W11
ill“
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nests:- porion‘ “fill? ‘ {
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