in on on wedding trio. but
., our ntioney in all done and 1"111 fldhing
. .119 '1»
i 11 Midnight.
ty girl horrid
i9
‘1 81111011814110“ 11w 1:550}?
yosterdny. The descrintion or Milton
Spence Fender, the louder Wont
Point on t‘.'w11‘o is minding, tallied
’ with the appearance. or the forlorn
fishermen who called the young worn
3 1111 wife: 1
a“When we touched this lake along
tho‘railron‘d,” the 51011115111111: odded.
“Ail borrowed this hailing pole and line
from the mum who liven down there
at the lowing. the Will let me try the
01111 11111111 rcnught." While he apoke
the young woman not with her head in
her hands, and burst into tears when
she heard the men in the beat any that
1 New London was about titty :milos
‘ wear and Providence otill further. .
.‘r'il‘ber'e.1doar girl.“ donft “cry. with:
pretty tough, but things will brighten,
1. known,“ eelddho young men tenderly
to. his wile- “We don’t beg, we simply
cannot but I thank you tor the loan
said the young men when one of the
fishermen handed the young women a
umallnum of money. Loire Seltonetali
in 11111 miles from New Maven, and is
01194)! a chain of lakes that suppliers
the city with water. One of the fisher-
men was Willinrn H. Spoor, on even-
goliet. ‘
“You see, we ore-in hard. look, and i
am seeking work," sold the bridegroom
'IMITY SUITS, at $1. 25; were $1. '98.
N GIIGEE SHIRTS, at 39c.; were 50c.
‘We were married :in New York: last
weekend then (some to Stemtord
where I tried to get work. but 1 did not
nuanced. and on Monday morning early
we went to Bridgeport and then to New
Haven. Werwulked nil'ovor Bridge
port rwithout finding work. 1.0111: men
ey was uncut this morning when wr:
walked into New Haven. and we so!
out to walk to Providence. where \V(
hope for better fortune. My wife 1.1
disoournéhd. for he in not used tr
roughing it, and, poor girl, she‘s i'ruu
islied."
The young woman was about nigh
teen years old. She were u lorgt‘
straw but dark skirt and light waist
l-ior shoes Were French kid. Her
whole demeanor was that of a1 younr
woman of refinement. She was pretty
but disconriolat‘e. The young,' 111111
was about twenty'one yours old well
proportioned and tell. He spoke wltl
n slight English accent.
Before the fishermen left the coupk
they Were more cheerful. 'i‘hey werr
neon later doing cost on the ties or
the Shore Line division. The mun car
ried two smnli’hnnd bogs. Inquiry to
day did not dierios'e thorn in any 0‘
the shore towns. but as the: o are mum
farmhouses {ion}: the highway they
rrlrlny have obtained a shelter in one oi
t em.
OVER
Aha-
YACHT WREOKED m A SQUALL.
Warmed‘od With Passengers and AI'
Save One. Became Seasick.
ATLANTIC ACl'l‘Y N. .1. August 10
«Crowded with puesongors 11w. 111001
yacht Zena. Capt. Wm. Seniors, was,
wrecked 11 mile and 11 11111: ofi the city
yesterday nitern.oou nt 31 o’oiook. rind
pitched and rolled lreip‘losely 111 1'
heavy sea for two hours before 1,1111
11 as picked up. The passengers, witi
a single exception, succumbed to free
sickness and inoro'anod the dillloultie
oi the skipper. who kepttirom up with
'1 ‘ usburanoou that they were in no dun
go r1
91111.. sloop was running' before a still
‘ breeze for the inlet with: throo reef.» ir’
her mniusoll .b‘r'rt with her top 5111er
doing. As siie was heading for the in
let buoy u squall come up and her ton
rolls \vont Movoi'bonrd A moment inter
thoA nine). annulled. A ten or more. or
entire, solid and rigging c‘nme dowr
' with a crush over the heads or the, pen
nonzero, huryl 1‘; name oil then 1.1:
night. Cont. anions let .
V' 50V and so all t o wroAc dam
on‘ '11 her
The l
. "F 315111
' A. ' th '2 ll up thfl
“mtg 011110 ' ‘ gisiirrnihauvdy .1 'i‘he t1"5’111111-11lint
1’11 Inorgatn p 9.31 call of once. " no 1K 0.19;! “:52! '
‘ AA I
d
_ '0 1
‘ fishermen 'who asked him "ilow‘ s the 3 > '
‘ J Ho 1111 1
Wm . .
any, while '1‘
keyed no to1
booted. 11006 1'.
horses at th
than '
broke his client:
in n standstill ‘b
squared An'w'sy again
port for his head he
throughout the mile
lengths outside the ting Cresoeue
trotted the mile or 2: 06%, 1111313111115 tnAo'A'
first quarter in 0: 30%, the ball in
1 021/4. and the thr‘eo‘ouortorn in
1:33 3.54 '1 H -. 1 . 1
The disappointmed. r t A
thin sudden and one); noted" terrain ,
tion or the rrice was changed to‘ helium
when it was announced that in half an
hour Cresocun would start to boot the
world' 9 record for the third heat of or
race rind for three beats in a race. ‘
Third Mild in 2' 05.
The race having terminator! when
his only ,Aeompetitor was distanced, it
was. or course. impossible tor Cree-
runs to establish a race record but he
come out and trotted a third mile 111
2 :05 “Tim" Moreen. his trainer.
drove the thoroughbred recehorae.
Mike the ’i‘r'nr'nn. no a pacemaker to
rpur the stallion one. but it won Mme
that needed abutting oi the finish.
The race betwoen the irottor and the
runner wee. Aa pretty one in. the horne-
rtretolr 11nd tho holiday 11110111; appur-
eutly enjoyed it inst as keenly as
though Crosreue' Competitor 111111 been
The Abbott. The fractional time was
l: 30%, 1101110. 1.: 34 The Abbott. after
having been distended, worked 11 cool-A
log out mile in 2: 10. 1
The Summary.
Trottingmsliocial purse. $12 000 of
which 37.000 to Vtho winner and $5, 000
‘0 the loser. ‘ V"
Crosceus. ch. 11:;"byillobort vMoi
Grogm‘anbei.‘ by ~l-lownrd‘s
Mambrino. Ketchnm, d
The Abbott b. g.. by Chimes-whim:
tie K111132151: Mombrlno King. 2di
s
Gcers,
Time 110.15.. Nixie
0: 30Q-12 0114—1: 321/..1-«220314.
0:30%—-1: 02142—1: 35 --2: 061A.
Chesoerre is seven years (1111.119
was bred by Ketchnin to whom nearly
111 the credit for his development he
‘en'gs. As a turn our old Cros'ceus was
.1 winner. and a a three your-old he
trotted twalvo races or. ‘which he won
:.evo11 incidentaly reducing his recon.
‘hat your to 2: 11%, at Roadville in the
2 .20 class at the so’me time defeating
s first field in straight hesis'. in 2:142;
211104, and 2‘. 11%. When five years old
Cresoeus was still 11 Star, his bed! oeri
i’ormunco being at tho Enidire Orty
Truck, when he won the Afroo- town
dtnrlion men in 2210111 and 2: 070’ o
heroine the champion trotting stAnllim‘r’
‘ust your 1111 who every rum in 'o‘nioh
he started including the rd. 000 31111
‘10“ rune nt 11081011011016 lie defended
i ‘burioy llorr and aware. It was after
(llmrloy ilorr ilud won the first end
ocond bouts ouch 1112:0714 that Cree
:orre won the next three beats in
2: 07%, 2: 071/; end 2: 08% A
Crescent: trotted seven exhibitions:
ogeinst. time lost your, and nt Glove
land on October (times i l'
cord of 2: 04.
lied to 11113 credit Attic (notes
in a race the tastes second
no '11 Mutant : hoot,
' past
dishing live '
. AVIHICOI‘S.‘
A cleared the dock and commenced the
' (18.13 or _ ‘
2’80” urinaréynea "t '
To hnnrovo lit 1“ 1111111111111 111
bridgouort end to xtonr in: system to
A it
he oonmi‘etlon oi! :the Vimni-ovemente
ioyygver oinoo til (1 1111
111111 1110111 ir’r‘e étti‘n '1: their help
‘ 2 into been pousiblo to se-
Abl‘lr rd
in carrying
011 e'r‘
est city, but 111.15.. 13 also
1111 are: 1111119 myth in. the pity
end in new etree a about the
lions h vo nlren'dy been ‘_1__ h?“
A the 1300. or Brook reserveir
ford end the Mill River or
reservoir in rFuiril'eld. They
were started no 11 The
ore reoent wor
its [engine purchased tor the new
p'u‘n’rpi g elation having a Conduit): of
4; 0000A t0 5111101111 in, 24 hours For the
or each only one pump will be out in,
but the building will be large enough
to hold two
A feature or the new distributing
reservoir will' be its 1.1le unnesn in den
sirt'rction. it «or be 111 verltnbio cement
ignite. From 11 snnitn‘ry' standpoint no
olcnuor reservoir could be 111111. The
#:111le which villi carry the water
from the Jennings Lilli lake to bnirfield
avenue will give- it force enough to
send ii. over to Stintfdi‘d The 24.111111
main will continue if: our the reservoirs
directly into this city. From the Beav-
er Bron reservoir 11 301nc11A main is
being laid to the corner of Minn street
and Barnum avenge Strntford From
that point a 2411th drain will be laid
through Barnum Venue to Bridgeport.
in due time the 171280 from both direc-
lions will be connected with the rest 01
rho a) stern giving the system a supply
from all the reservoirs This plan
01111111211 for repairs
With millions or gallons of water
flowing in from outdoor and Fnirfleld,1
the city will her water enough to
drown it iigura’tive y speaking It Will
have no need for nlarm of a scarcity or
writer uppiy tor runny yours to come
h‘airiied and Stro'ilord will be similnr-
1y sltir'nted Strotidrd abendy has n‘
the ‘co‘mhany is new piping Fairneld
’i‘ho principal sunnly main leading on
the 241mb 1110.111 to S‘outhport will be
113 inches in diameter
People in Strn.ti'ord here noticed the
big pipes Which: the company is putting
dmvn‘ but low of them are aware that
every foot 02‘ the 201mb iron tube
costs $4 ouch section of ‘12 foot costs
within $2111 $110 deliver ed on the wharf
in Bridgeport. it costs about $10 111101 e‘.
to cart uhd lay ouch seetiou
STEAM ER RAN PiGVVRAOUND.
W
The [:11th Detained $ev€raii Hours,
With New york Party 1°" Board.
The steamer 161111111 with 500 orthor-
sionieta from the 11.0. S. of Harlem.
1911 120th street; yesterday morning;
and went to Pleasure Beach. where
the tiny wee pleasantly. spent by the
The 1-Adeparturo for. Harlem
was made at 41:20. and utter runny
whistles had. 1 been: ubiown, the vessel
lromownrd trip.‘ But- fnte had ruled
that .the viflttoie 11nd not seen enough
of the beauties oi the beach and Park
(lily. The steamer dotinbou't 600 tent
ithersnn 1 .
manoeuvroe were
etriy rill i
help limi’ been delaying considerably '
lu5V neuron in .'
1110th of more .
m .1 .
Ameratlou or
11 test A
which is nov in use. precludes any mm A
zei‘ oi‘ shor one if one or more of the '
reservoirs become dry or must be
pipe dyntenr ted 11'01‘11 Bridgeport and ‘
{from the dock and honoree ‘stuolt on If“?
eve The.
1.11 hi '
AV'in'g the 'ddi‘e'tinctiye (ont'ur'c
' and oxidined drawer pulls. '
or silver.
Chalrswue rum and
ther.
'ihc style is high necked
' pants and the lot includes only
price.
111111: SHIRT WAIST v5.
dcr Pin and Button.
Shirt Worst. ‘
Price per' set
“.451... r. .
as 11 man with a long flowing benrd.‘
‘ Dolly-Yes--but my idea oi! wisdom
is a man who has sense enough to
wielmr trimmed whiskers-war, none at
a
Buy’and Try a 1361: Tonight.
While you think of it, go buy and
try a box of Castarets Candy Ca—
titanic, ideal lucrative, tonight. You’ll
never regret it". Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, roe.
Gum—24m advertised (whack) that
there were no (311111) mosquitoes here
Do you consider sir (Who/ck) that
statement true?” ‘ Proprietor—~“ch
311'! i'wrote that ’c'ircular‘la‘rlt Janu-
ar ." - ‘ ’
y M
THEIR SEGRET‘ ‘IS O'UT. ‘
'learn the cause of ,th be vast Ainpr‘o'y'e'
min nt in the 116111ch of MAIA‘B.$ P. W
in or who 11nd tor a long the
ed untold suite
bronchial trouble
Float: New Dis‘o i t' h
rue and. “It .co pe y 111: d or
111130 opr‘éii‘ 1151111211211
a severe
it moslttvely cures Cough
and
Lung troubles.
and 31.0
An
A 111311111“. rope turned logo end brneeewrom turning ’be-' ‘
glorVer is of nimble no sign with
legs and backs and are hand homely padded with red leaf :11
Polish—«Wisdom is generally depicted
All Sndievilie, Ky this ‘1: ions to 5
' all due to Dr 1.
Writes her '
or O‘VVW 3.
Golda. '
Grip 0, Bronchitie‘1 rail Throat and iii"
Guaranteed bottles doc '
Trial bottles tree at F..AH1 .
of the entire unite. .3 .. A .
‘ Sideboard in a room auction or th'o' pure Fie'ni-
132 style with gloss enclosed cabinet top, '101' cut glass
Oxidized trimrn logo. 1 11
China Closet has curved trout 's‘nd rope turned
uprights, with oxidized trim 111111311.“ ‘1 " ' ~ '1;
live ode—«11111.; who turned
AMONG 313V}: RAL 1115 a’nccs of profitable price rodeo»-
lions iu the Women’s Underwear Section may be mentioned
light weight Cotton combination Suits at just half their usual
with shorts lecves and:
the small-
cr Asizcs. The prurient Arpriqe )5 only .AzA
A commoners mini)
Shirt controversy is now sub-
jcct to a compromise by the use of the new Invisible Suspen-
Witb your suspenders worn beneath the
conventional Shirt, Buttons inserted in the six brrttonlroles of
tire suspenders and the six corresponding Pins affixed inside
the trousers waistband you have all the advantages of the
"“5010
“What did Columbus discover?" who
ed the teacher of the Juvenllle class
"The Atlantic Ocean,” ,answene'd 2-0118
small boy at the. toot-.AotAA the class.
“How do you know that?" asked the
. teacher. “Because " replied the youth‘
fui atudent,“1ny book says he came
across it.” .
.W
Mrs. 115. H. Allport. Johnsto'w'n. I’d.
says: "Our little girl almost retrnnglefi
to death with ororrp. The doctors 8111
she couldn’t live but she was instantly
relieved by One Minute Cough Gore
George C. Stilision. 3. .
A. W
11".lo'111‘1ny,” 1snid the litie tei‘iows
momma. “i want to give you a piece
otrrnko. abut .i-oan‘t find the key to. tho
pantry.1"~A"That’n .1111 right, momma,"
replied the brigir‘ttlittle Johnny. “1
know how to not in without a key."
:1 want to know...“ she said.
ru isis.
A«(Moo 4:
C0»
I". In 1. VVIVll'Bdfill
figurine or V
Borrougbe+“3rosg markers me third.
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