t nds. Sat-
, Riverside avenue
Norwaik. Saturday
ll the summer at
at Greed Church,
'iirnod Thursday
ventorlcd $11, 000;
9.
Its at the residence
Garlic and Anna Brad
blends in Spring
' her. who has been
ks at the residence
oi nlhe, resulted in a
six in favor of the
The Married Men
. lusty good some
he urinal nurober. of
tilted in a tie
rwgamé he'd to
I‘Ycrh city:
‘ fierthe, will
- the No
, ,bendllil'lu few am with. his
0 er. Keri noise. of State street.
A be WMIIIIon,” 31:11 has Idbeen
a . o‘ roe once
13on Huntley. of BridfieN street
turns today to her home
Mm...
who in boom enjoying all vacation
cutting biotin, in (tempo. returned last
I evening to his home in Newark N..i
“ed-m
”A «with; III
eh II it no ay th
his brother, Albert P; Ta‘ylo‘r‘. who
employve’d in the New Haven allies of
York. New Haven d: Hartford
Railroad Qouipnny.A . "-
The nrssotnts‘snd Anchor ti‘éé‘i’mi‘
nines of Westport played an exciting
home Saturday afternoon on the Cree
iiFrederlc
‘ cent field near Riverside avenue. The
score was eight to live in favor of tho
Anchors. Many were greatly surprls
ed to see the Crescents; get defeated.
cars No. 129 and 130 were returned
last week to the Riverside avenue barn
of the Connecticut Beltway and Light-
ing Company. The cars hays been In
N. the repair sheps of the company at
Bridgeport. New” fenders view out on
our No.130.end car No. 129 which was
formerly No 1 was repainted.
in all probability Rural Route 35. of
Westport. will be abandoned, if a car-
rier Is not secured at Once. William
Walsh formerly looked after this route.
but Thursday gave up the position, for
the reason that there is not enough
money in it to keep several horses and
carriages. The carriers secure $500
a year for carrying the mail and this
it Is said, is not enough to keep the
horses alone Mr Harris, the post
master went over the route himself un
til Saturday.
NEW YORK TO NEW HAVEN.
Application Made for Two New Trolley
Lines.
NEW, YORK. August 5.~The appli
cation of the New York and Stamford
Railway Company for the right of way
for an electric road service to New
_‘ York and New Haven. with a terminal
in Boston. is expected to come up to-
day before the railroad commission
Heretoforo the proposition has met
strong opposition. There are several
companies with acquired rights in
West Chester and Connecticut, which
are to be consolidated. but it is said
the New York and Stamford railway.
with. a capital of 3500, 000 will carry on
the work. its lines will include the
franchisee at Larchmpnt and Port
Chester and the rightsto Greenwich
Stamford- and Danbury are to be con
nected with Westchester at Golden’s
Bridge, where routes will be laid oilt
‘ south to Katonah Pleasantvlile White
Plains Chappaqua and. other .towns
and north to Lake Mohohac, éomegs
Carmel and Purdys thus; ImaklIIngI ,o‘ln-
other circut to Dairbursusl'
There will be. It is said. two distinct
routes. one through Westohesmb: «t0
pnbury and then to New scream
nether through Larchmont up tli'rbiigh
Connecticut towns aide to New Haven
REFUS‘ES EIGHT HOUR DAY. .
PHOENI
p, patch from creme says genomr w. A.
gave a social
friends at his11
. hi; the artists were
ii hiss. of Norwalk;
‘ , his Spook of New
4 dolls Baynlium
g, A.
l CHICAGOA
. Clark has sent an ultimatum to the
striking miners at the United Verde
Copper mine flatly refusing to met
their request for an eight hour day,
Nearly 1.000 men are out. The miners
declare there will he Violence. Only
about ten men ’are at Work. Members
of the vnrlous painters’ unions have
and ask employers if they are to get
83.60 instead of $3 a day.
mood is refused the union men are to
heat and report to the executive
lco lttee oi the Iiilildiug trades
council and Palntors’ Union Six un-
Ions have united in making the demand
Ipainters in Gold d are blue expo tel
to ribs today. ‘9” , 9 '
W
ii rationed last urchins \_
position in hrodltly'o. A
with ’M‘I'g Paxton and their children at ”"
been Instructed toiroport for work
it the do .
for an increase of 50 cents a day. A The. '
‘ insult swipe-Precast: '
A fineness“ will alert today on a tun r: .
his. 11¢le
toFeIr‘ileld. Saturday ottoman 0
their tandem. will marlin up
About
”9 sec
of. ‘ Fairies the noted humorist '
ins Lamb
hall a 1;
country with
howling, of t . place.
. ' ' .. . .
George Delmar, who is employed iii
Connecticut and' parts at Massachusetts
on his wheel. it, Is thought tbet he
will be away two Weeks.
Miss Marnie Hills?“ of my street, is,
riding a new coaster-brake bicycle.
A cyclist met with a slight accident.
ball game in East. Bridgeport. He was
going across lots to save tine.
either did not look where he was Ago-
Iug, or thought that he could ride over
all right, for he deliberately rode into
a hole about a foot deep, and w 3 seat
headforeniost over the ban obars
His hands and face were bruised slight-
ly. The wheel was not damaged.
A party of Infuyette Wheelmen, of
Bridgeport left the Cedar Creek Yacht
Club. on board the. sailboats Apache
and Mystery, Afioturday afternoon.
they intend to spend a vocational one
week. On the way a stop will be made
at New London, where the party will
take on' provisions for the trip. when
they will resume their journey The
crew of the Apache were Fred Fisher.-
.John 0'Eonber3,. Myron Osborn. John
Fisher and John Densmore. The crew
of the Mystery were Fritz Mount and
Wilfred Lupine.
City Sheriff David Fenolon's bicycle
was stolen from in front of the Stur-
dcvant building, Bridgeport, Saturday.
about 12: 30 p. in An old wheel was
left about where the sheriff left his.
but whether it was a substitute or a
wheel belonging to someone else he
could not tell.
BOLD ROBUERY IN SHEILTON.
W4—
Man Socks Room and Board at Mrs.
WIlIon’s In Ansonra.
One of tho boldest robberies heard
of in a long ti occurred In Anemia
Saturday morning. On Friday oven-
lng a well dressed young men. who
boarding house of Mrs. Mary B. Wilson
and asked for accommodations. stat~
ing that he was to so to work in the
local factory of the international 8i!
ver Co. the next morning.
He was given a room and be arose
very early.:and had his breakfast be-
u»
front veranda and sat down.
their breakfasts..aJonos re-entered the,
to the bureau began ra'nsacirlng the
drawers. .
He found there a gold watch and
mining 315.: .Tesele Wilson;
la the room and Arias motioned by the
man’s movements. but althouithvl she
saw him take the watch. chain end
sued to give the alarm, and it: was not
until some time after the man had left
the room that she dared hastily dross
smell and run. crying to her mouse
on being sailed the reason of her
tears she told the story one as soon oil
possible the alarm was given.
was too late, as no trace of
hell : A
it dies through the
cousin. Miss Iliilsici
Saturday afternoon. while riding to the
m '
shortly afterAl o‘clock. The party are ,
on their way to {Block island, where .
save the home of Jones. called at the*
fore the otherAboIIrders were about. I
Whilethe latter-Were getting their
breakfast the man went out oil-the
I After:
Arie... August 547% (188+. the men were all. busily encased. With
house and passing upstairs. entered
the bedroom of Mrs. Wilson and Ageing »
chain and pocket book; the latter con ‘
the tour il‘i
year-old daughter of Mrs. Wilson. vim:
pocketbook. the was too much fright '
tidbit
thief
. “It".
”'3" 'l‘a bi
( it best evidenced by the pop»
hick need no comment.
tire—lo lake fine goods as well a;
cheap
Quantities so Iquiclqiy testsonnt prof:
the
. and do lots 3 mod o the exhomely' low prices that manufacturers
Submitter. drum
some
of s chsnctcr never been previously in an A’
nine‘duier’s clean-u
Inervelously. ,1”qu
_ Complete“ Collectiono
Hirer Offered UIIII ori- rite, ‘ ' A,
- regular stock can. .
the corset factory or the R do G com-.1 h
puny. starts today for a trip through.
ocsulm»
we:
.I
loom lion null
“summation me ‘
I
~ fibrillation mall ny
Wannabee“ swear
rec-piece. Imlullon mahogany
(will wgmwm-m. .Iailmloo motions
{from vo—Tilm- piece Idonouk. In lather
1" Igor?”— Siw—Thrso-illgcoo. ontogeny. in
on er.
frI roe-41o.- 'II
d'I-th
:iullisilori nationally
mentions coininlulbev
:53”: fizzled :lab fiction . ‘
g '0 “
. I” met . on:
' Low AND onpea LEA“ a.
Report of its Expenditures for the
Year Endlne In May Last.
The annual report of the expendi-
tures of the Law 3nd Order League
was submitted to' Comptroller Chamx
berlaio. last week: This Is not the an.
anal report of sodomy Thrasher. but
simply the financial statement which
the statute incorporating the league
requires. The report is as followe:
New Haven. June 29.1901.
. Abirsm Chamberlain, Idea” Comptrol-
A)"
Des sir: Complying with section
it of the act incorporating the use and
order Loaluc of Connecticut. I re-
spectflilly report moneys expended by
the league for the year ending May in
1901 as follows:
usher. Wei
Salaries s
Learnt-(II, 33,340.61»
John R} Wood C McCIiar.
Otto Burns and essistants. 4,174.»;
Office expenses. rent, print.
nix. outraged telephone. teIll-I
ogrania. e Iexpenlesan
incidental‘s, » 987. 3‘5
Respectfully“ submitted.
PIERGEN WWELCH
. Treasurer.
. KEITWBMAQ‘AZINE
For August. opens with an article
on furniture called‘ “The Vogue of the
efnish.’ it reviews briefly and in on
immune manner; the various emu
0! the Juliane“. colonial. and dull“!
the present vomie of the Flemish inr-
allure. describing the chairs. tables.
coffers, mpntels nd sidegboards. or-
Isinaily ih‘fide . Lenders, and intro-
duced In American by the Dutch col-
opiate. and recently revived It illusn
tee a strictly Flemish dime
and contains a special Illustra on. NI
outfield. .A side. .4»an
this c as. the dementia ‘0
balls, on article on S'Out '
(lo-yo harsh Home"?
. its on- “Art Glass!“
nurtures“, "Deco
"ilousehoi
yo; lieu of Euro ,1: .
.. . inexpensive manner, or wish to”
, here-broad in vuriotyflndat I
foani'dlMlm . '
Extension Tableau
A, s, from Sid-vfloldoaoakrl fl.
:3. .iro‘irl Maiden ask. I it.
from Sir—Mellon”, 6 it.
edicts
‘w‘t'qu “Ill”
can use;
In. from bu. Golden oak
”an: Cllbdn~ mm" “ .
ham .15. from 5;.15 Golden oak. cute mlsm chair
rescue Am their tom
33”. $0. from 35 50. Golden oak side” chair, leather
*2?” "fielder- Monomer-uh
lief.
In; from maximums mahogany
In. rm Mai
13 Carly birch or golden ouh.‘
kimono?” ~5ultos~
n so. from 355 Two. lets looting-by
45. from 10. Throeyfocekoldeh oak
. o. mahogany
Tbrsezpim. golden oak
SI so frills 39.1“. Golden ooh
3.?- ' ““5”!er ‘I
inure no.
11.0“,
no: WI“
P-
WHA'I' REGISTRARS WILL DO.
Throughout the state the registrars
have been at variance riu‘ reference to
the new law providing for the an-
nouncement of yotens at primaries of
their political preference, some can
tending that the law did not 30 into
effect until next March and others
that It went into effect on the first of
August.
Bridgeport and Meriden registrars
have decided that the law-inoperative
now and have Issued notices to that
reffeo t ,iieneralltexistrar Foley ,the
democratic, and Genuine! it 1'
handles of the republican pa all. 075
New Haven. have decided that slaw
goes into effect next year and have
made plans in accordance with the de-
cision, says the Register. A first read
in session on like drht'tihd a
days of August and February for the-
view of the fact that all laws passed
eratlve on the first of August following
partl ular law operatlv
tonic t.
he a matter of fa’ct new
not says:
March 1902. no pertainca
participate in any solid
primary except those elca
as hereinbofore provided.
'son votin3 or participation " "p,
in; to vote or. partici pate in any. cauou'
or Dl‘lniar‘y of a‘ poll
'7 of the
the political part
dam an,
all be
Willie he in
.II It or! lion
“ this for) this ethical
lug (ifIthe Italwtsaems imperative;1 i“ iIIs .
provsons a ere: r as e-
hilt? gcbhd li‘ri ,
purpose of enrolling voters and in 1
their passage. That would, make this
"After the first day of.
third party under;
the provisions of this not other than .
with which have
been enrolled, she I be guilty of a rule '
Dealer m Inuit ”or All Kinds.
Highest prices mill] for old metal,
raga, papers. everything. Write or
coal. Exempt attention given to all
') .. ..
Pure White Lead and
mixed by hand will wear tw
as long and cover double sur- '
'5; nice as machinery mind The
‘ house of William omens .
' Stephen Wilcox. him: all adult:
Main street were painted by no =
in this manner over eleven years ‘j
. .axo. They are still good ~ -
. : Your house .
if’ Waist It. ‘ "
Main street. My residence; is"
mGrove street. .
RECREATION IIIIIHS
Six-Day Tours to Buffalo.
Leaving every Monday, fro 52 s to
830. according to ectommodat one so-
iected. Rate from blew Haven.
Three-De fly Tours to Bide}: Island,
Every turday. 88 50 to 310.60,
Five-Day Team to Catskill
July 28d. August Ibtlr,’ and 20thJ1‘I4fill
from New Haven
5-Day Tours to White Mountains.
s$.11on 22d. Miguel. 5'11 and 19th. Rate
Tickets and copies of "The New illog-
land Toni-ls " at the union of George
W.RIIlarrls, agent; N: Y. N. H. L7H.
‘ .
“w
new voair. now seen a
HARTFIORD RAILROAD
TIME "like.
open-I‘m-
In effect May 10, 1001.
by the general assembly airless other- .
, ville specifically provided. become op- A
.,Lesvn soil
P, If
it’s, 4‘: o‘
.41. 7.07.
r
ill
l Bill
II2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwillk.
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