e excitementsust at prenent. Last
on two girls, aged tW
ears, members of “ the party of
011,143.. Young Women A ‘0
it! escalation. ooepbylag hire; io‘
, can Word' a, cottage on contentment
A: tuna. More stopped by the individ
Joni '1‘h‘o girls were on their way
home when the man accosted them
And throw one of them down on the
ground and tore her clothing. A The
thervgirl ran screaming down the
‘ nd the fellow. becoming fright-
.g‘nfi started in an opposite direction.
-‘ i3? iris described the man as being
send a block suit hat. A A
t Tuesday afternoon a men one
war a the descrintlon entered the .
hohiso or William loosen, on the West
' ,Mrs. Lassen was alone in the
ToI pressing‘W busine .
HIGH SGHOOLTEAOHEH ENGAGED
s-‘Miss
Ischism school At either at the center
school will teach the coming year in
(1 very dark, wearing bidcit
A :, m .,
Mode Irignde Inspector on the BtsAii“ .
i. ‘ [f6 flied rAi mt.
'Prlv‘ate hen ill,
1). PM“
terrier Di
cede inspector. with rent I‘ntnsor.‘ on 4,." i
the staff at tachorol Russell Frost, com
mandinfiste Connecticut National
Guard a‘so Hill is receivin the con-
srnt‘uiotionn ‘of his friendsm l of who
are oxiil‘olndii' sled that he received t e
appointment. Meier Hill received his ‘
”appointment
by wir, 'un'd will very
agreeably surprised be quiet of
information. He is 1
day. purchasing the n
and equipments Mail
private iii company
and has always been ‘ y:
the men. « His condition a
vacancy made by the loelgnuti‘on of
. Maser Howard A. Giddinxa. who was
oblige d to relinqui it his office. because
duties. -
Vl‘h‘e committee of the Center school
District. of orwalit, yesterday ap-
pointed Miss Angeline M. Dresser,,a
graduate ofA Smith Geiieae. class of '98
-- as high school teacher for the school
Miss Dresser comes very well recom-
mended from Hlnsdiiie, Mass" where
she might in a high school not Year
Bertha lo Whitney; formerly
Bethel Mina Whitney resigned here
when it was uncertain whether the
Center High school whs to be done
Way with. v AA A .
OHIO POSTOFFIGEA ROBSED
NILE8 E80hio, August lm’i‘he safe in
‘ here was blown open
early today. a a about $160 in money
end 2, 000A stamps stolen. The robbers,
three in number. scooped in a buggy.
“on e, and the man told her he AA.
it boiling curtain fixtures. and be his 4‘ ‘
‘ on setting an order from her.
‘ The mans tail: was so wild and ‘I.
threatening that Mrs. Lassen became , ,
badly: frightened and started to leave . .-
the room. As her hand was on the
door knob the man suddenly Whipped
out airevoiv d , h
where she
B I?“
_, il‘he marl-l
South Norwai
mine, to Miss Margaret McSha‘ra of
Winnipank was solemnised inst even
log at St. JMotive rectory; Derby. Rev.
CharlesJ McElrov. rector of the
church. officiated The couple were at
tended by the groom’s brother. Edward
? Baden of East Nero it. who acted as
t man. and Miss nude Finch. of
East Norwnlk. bridesmaid Mr. and
Mrs Bede“ will incite their residence
in Derby where Mr Bedeil is employ~
out Mr. and Mrs. Benoit are well-
know in The Norwniks and will start
wedded life with the best wishes of
scores of friends.
81’. PAUL'S BOYS’ OUTING. '
The choir boys of. St Paul's Church
about twenty strong. will leave Mon:
day morning for Loire Keehawan, New
York state. The3 will be‘ accompan.
led by Professor R. K. Peeler. A The
AA. lad ‘ , and their camp;
The, her also
at; “in“ week at
.t
about tire
‘Fo _
”certainly me be congratulated on the
their
‘A and
”it. of Cornpuuy‘
grund social slid financial success
they made of their trolie‘y ride last or.
cnlng The project was arranged in
very short time and not very well
known around but the four ears the
were engaged were filled. and at 8
o‘clock started off with everybody
happy, and With thoughts of seeing
as soon as lmsatbie that beautiful
spot~«Co‘mpo Beach.
They arrived there about 9: 30 ends
of course dancing was the main fen
tore and no better sic could have
been heard it being furnished by Wil-
liam Shepard and Thomas Haney, of
the society The ice cream stand was
soon exhausted as of course the young
ladies Were rather thirsty. After such
a long ride, and their escorts kept
the waiters busy.
it appears as though the anoint tune v
Ations of this winter were to be given
by South Norwailt gentlemen and led.
ice on a large scale, as the society of
the ladies new numbers sixty and the
sixty-live Everybody went home
only word heard on touring
When is your next one?”
Hashim iiilsui toiling ii lies-
iii in Hair int Airwali Home
i,‘ line it Withdliiiiliii Hail Tu Hi
ildapied Til Heads Hi This line
Hosted! lilii He Tested in ii
Trial Trip hi its ibis
if the plans oi] the stock company
which is being formed to succeed the
present New York and Norwaiir Stesno
boat Oompany meet with silences. there
will be a passenger boat on the New
York-Norsrailr route ‘r the rent of the
season, which means for turn months
to come.
moses H. Wilson, who‘ will be the
manager of the new company. was in
New York. Wednesday. and is in the
city again today. endeoverinx to cemn
plate the arrangements for the use of
the boot for the rest of the season. The
boat is at present lying It. Wee‘haw
ken. N.J ,whcre Mr. Wilson has ex:
amined here, and is relished that she
is Just What is needed on the New
York-Norwalk route. The theme: is
m ‘ Oil yesterdu
A performed by
A: who was assist
Dry, Royal L Hid”): lid
on titans HA; APPaNoicITia. ‘
.' ~ ‘woiignnwn
, gist Dentist Doom.
on At Hospital.
Dr. Thotnes hide, the well
down Norwsi lifts All. has operated
(ii-walk Hospital.
r.;tliuue is new
vomit comfortably
e operation was
William J. Tracey,
[its J. G. Greg
N. Clark and
y successful
“for append oia
reported as
static instituiio
W.B. Been, on
in all respects. '
Dr. Giunc be u a sufferer for
some time with pit is peculiar to this
disease and the littock with the
consequent owe c‘oui‘red wedded
day, when he was lined to leave his
office and no be
attending novel do has decided that
the operation Aves necessary. '.
aunt—Wm
RENOVAJED.
an Preparing to
of Her Homer
.Frcderick W
Mrs. Frederick G A
Again Take Poses
a residence of
Quitman. in Benton trcct which was
under ouarsntins I two months, on
account of the illness of Mrs. Quit-
man's daughter
and granddaught
thoroughly rcn
tidy for occupancy“
in. Qultmon will be
obliged to entirely refurnish
the house a , soldiers the loss to
herself and mention of the family by
reason of wearin‘p‘ rural and goods
destroyed at n he“ Mrs Quit‘
man will caution residence with
Mr and Mrs. William I‘Sohiitt until the
work on her
in a short time.
A land elves sh. pox-glee black
flab, eels lhng at very low
‘ '8 Float,
dire all this week
said to be About the use of the "Belle . ~ ~ v ‘w \
Horton" Which run between South
Norwaik and New York seine rears
use. and is perfectly and it'll: ‘
wiil- be betto’r than any hon out has
yet been run on the route. .
The craft, if, secured, will he used for
‘ passenger service, but, will be able to ‘ ' “
carry considerable light height. The i ' '
propeller “Roxie” is now out on char-
ter at Ke‘rport, where she will remain
until October 1 With the City at Nor.
wall: as e freight .:boat and the new
boat for passenger service all the needs
of the Turin fights. might and pea-
lied. “captain .
it?“
days on a tridl spin. The only possible
objection may be that the host will not
be fast enough, but her trial trip will
nettle oil doubts in this line.. i A
. outrun. , I
‘ Si urine Society held its
“Em": last nine i'
in“
in: Sunday. he be will go to
Bridgeport where they will be the
guests of the Ariana Ithat plaice Two
weeks from Sunday other excursion
will be hold. A meeting will be held
Monday evening to appoint commit
tees ‘and moire other arrangements for
the affair
EMANON OLUB'S TROLLEY RIDE.
About fifty members of the Emotion
Whidt Club and their friends enjoyed
a trolley ride to Pine Rock Grove, yes.
(order. All had stone time and ar-
rived home lbout 8:30 in the evening
One of the features of the day s trip
was the balloon ascension and para-
chute jump by Prof. Daniel A. Barbell
who has been giving exhibitions at He»
too Point. ‘
FUNERAL OF Miss DiSCHER.
The funereli or Miss Annie Distiller,
of Eaet Norwsik was largely attended
vesterddy morning at 9: 30 from at
Josopb's Church Rev. William Ma's
her officiated and paid a high tribute
to the deceased. The pallbearers
were Ribbon Hitcher. John stints
John Murphy and Bemhrd Kindilien.
interment were in‘ St. Mary’s come-
i ~ wore a fur 32m younger
J J Hoffman Hall in He Legally
Mamet Ti Human
The Stanford Advocate prints the
he admits; the Superior
to decide next fall
in Viola
been made
' oi
respondent in a div roe suit instituted
by Samuel Harmon Boyd, of Norwalk,
and Samuel Harmon“ a brother. Harry,
is unmcd in the complaint as our red
pendent
Etta Viola attrition-31 were arrested
in Stamford, inotflepiomher, and were
arraigned in the (5in Court, for mis~
conduct.‘ it was shown by testimony
that they had lived for several weeks
in- a boarding house, in this city, Where
they represented themselves to be
husband and wife After her arrest
the woman declared that she was
Harry’s wife. and that Samuel was
jealous Mouse harry had won. her.
Samuel went down to Port Chester
and brought back evidence to prove
that he and Etta had been Joined in
matrimony by a Baptist minister
there. on August 21. preceding. They
had not lived together many weeks in
Nowell: before Etta Viola and Harry
disappeared.
Judge Downs committed Etta and
Harry the county jail, in default
of $1 bu! for trial in the Superior
Court. They omitted trial for three
months and a halt Then the charge
was boiled, upon the theory that they
A has suffered sufficient punishment.
On the day of the hearing in the
' City Court ,here, the mother of the.
Haydn appeored. Sh e seems! Anxious
to secure the, release of Harry and
offered to prove that the, woman was
a “pianist, in order to accomplish
purpose She informed the court
‘ .A thitt at the time of the ceremony in '
PoanesterEmmthelnwfhtiwtfe
of James J. Hoffman. of Bethel. The »
' charge of. higamy was notpresented
{A in a formal manner. however. and it
,, was not entertained Etta, st theume
of her Arrest, pleaded guilty
being
hire in years of age Boyd:
The divorce soil: is returnable to
Dr. Tracey. the”
Mill Gottlleb Mons. '
.A ticsiiy’ all of his interest in the Adams
“ Provision Company to his brother.
, Chapel.
Snpcfiormgonthe Motion-am ,‘
Provision ‘
o. Hhanges
Hepreseuiiiive Adam‘s Disputes Hi
His inieresi To His limiter
Humorb‘aus He lstiinaln line
_ ior‘lbuniu Cincinnati
Hindu TieaSurenliip Milli do n
‘ ii Hanburu Han
Representative Filbert 8. Adams, of
Norwalk, last night disposed of prac-
Royal W. Adams, and the latter is
noui virtually the owner of all of the
stock of. the company Representative
Adams retains only a nominal interest
in the business. And will not be con-
nected with the store.
Royal W Adams stated this morn-
ing that it is his intention to conduct
* the business the same as formerly, the
only change being that he will be in
full control Mr. Adams has. been in
the meet business for the pant thirty“
three years. and has been associated
with his brother, Representative Ad-
ams, in the business for the poet twenv
ty-Iour years Before removing to their
present stand at the corner of Wall vii
Water streets, Adams Brothers for
yfinrs conducted a market in the store
the Norwalk Club building, occupied
rut present by the new post other.
Just what Representative Adams'
plans for the tuture may be are not
known, and Mr. Adams does not‘heare
to state. it is expectedhowever, that
he will take a vacation trip before get-
ting down to business again. it‘ has
been rumored for some time that he
would retire from the meat business,
and negotiations for. the sole aims in-
terests in the business were pending
for some time before the actual trans-
action.
The news of. Mr. Adams’ retirement
started "afresh {all the humor: which
have been afloat in regard to the coun-
ty commissionershlp. Mr. Adam‘s was
seen this morning by a Sentinel report-
or. and he said that he did not want
the county commissionership, and that
attii lib: talk about the Matter was very
on s v
.il‘hc rumor was about the streets of,
Nbrwnllr.‘ tbis morning, that Mr.
Austria is to be' appointed to the new
missionership, Julian John H. Light,
who in 110“" lodge of the Common Pleas
Court and county treasurer is to be
given a higher position, and that the
county trensnrcrah‘ip is to go to Dan-
bury. Where the rumor started is not
known. but it became quitewidcopre'ad.
Lieutenant Governor Edition. Keefe
or. acting govarnor of the state. was
interviewed, and {he stated. that Mr
Adams' retirement from the moat bus-
iness had no connection whatever with.
his c‘ilpointment to the commissioner-
ship Mr. Keele’r said that he did not
avian know that Mr. Adams had sold
on
FUNERAL 0F FERDINAND GRiFFlN
The funeral of the late Ferdinand
Griffin was held this afternoon at 2:30
o‘clock from the West Norwalk Union
Rerufloward Hoyt, pastor of
the Congregational Church, of New
Canaan, outdated: The pallbearers
were Joined Bates, Frederick A. Key-
‘ser, Edwin Johnson, James: Holland,
Edward Benedict and ’i‘ Benedict. The
singing was by a trio composed of
Mrs Frederick A Keyaer. Mrs Jarvis,
Murray and Edwin Johnson. The no
torment Was in. Union Cemetery, Row.
lepton.» A
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‘ LEROY WOOD SERIOUSLY iLL.
Former Employee of The Sentinel,
Now Parent-n of New Haven Union.
Mrs. RobertM. Hoyt. of West street,
has received the and intelligence that
her nephew, Leroy Wood. is seriously
ill at his home in New Haven and is
notcxpected to live.
Mr. Wood, it will be remembered.
was formerly employed in the campus
lug room of The Evening Sentinel.
From here he wont to New Haven to
take a position on the New Haven
Union as foreman. While there Mr.
Weed was taken ill and was sent by
the paper to Chicago, in the hope of
benehtting his health He was con-
siderahly improved by the change
and returned to New Haven. where he
resumed his duties on the Union. He
had not been Working long before he
was told that he Would Above to give
up business to recover his heplth‘. Yes;
terdny Mrs. Hoyt received word that
i he was very ill and not expected to
live more than two or three days.
Mr. Wood was of a genial disposi-
tion and well liked here, where he has
probably up many friends in the Elm
City. A all of whom will be shocked to
bear this news. ‘
DEATH CAUSED BY DIVING.
Nch of the cause of death of Char
lea Gardiner which occurred at his
home in Milford Del“ yesterday. has
been received by relatives in The Nor
walks The case is a very and one.
The young man dove from A railroad
bridge into a lake in front of his home
‘ He struck bottom and injured his spin
al cord. This was on Wednesday. be
tween 11 and 12 o'clock in the morn
ing. He thought little of the accident.
but continued to get worse and died
venterday morning at 9 o'clock. W. S.
Sturtevant. who went to Milford as
soon as he was notified of the accident
will'remaiu‘ and attend the funeral,
Which is tow be held this afternoon.
Hilde Hunduuur
Hnd Miliiii‘iliilii
Conner Mix Hates impending
ru Hianinrd Trolley Disaster
Recommends Thai Trolley Hun
pang Halo Halo Changes
NEW HAVEN.-
Mix‘has announced his finding in the
Bradford trolley disaster of last Sat
urday night He holds J. J. Smith and
W W. Pctcrkin respectively motor-
mnn and conductor of the car which
collided with that run by Store Lind
strum. the victim of theoaccldent at
fault and responsible Smith has
been under n bond of $1. 500 for several
.isys Potcrkiu has been out of town,
but is expected back today, and a sim.
iar bond will be required In the
dueling the coroner says that two wit-
nesses testified that in their belief
Smith was to some extent under the
influence of liquor on the night of the
collision The railroad is censured by
the coroner for“ attempting to handle
very heavy traffic on a shingle track
rec'd; also for having no proper spa
tern of signalling the coming of cars
. except by a wave of the hand or a
about. The coroner recommends that
the railroad company should decide to
abolish two curves. on the line between
Branford and East Haven; that a bank
at the curve where the accident occur-
red be cut/away and denuded of trees
on as to give motormen an unobstruct-
ed view of coming cars; that air brakes
be put on the Bradford cars, which are
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'i‘AHE‘ ENVELOFE SWIND
Levy" and Reynolds Fined
Givenflfhree Months in Jail.
Julius Levy," the envelope swin‘
who was bound over in Norwaii;
week, and George Reynoido. who
hound ovei in Bethcl, were both,
on to the liridgcport jail on war
for swindiing Mrs. idu Bodkin
Bridgeport. They were each
$50 and coats and sentenced >
months in soil by Judge Carroll.
Danbury citv court. Tll'oy viii
arrested again and taken to .
to answer to having dwindled
Carl P. Carlson, of Fairflcld.
entered appeals '
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ARUG WORKERB' TROUBLE "
JBU ED.
8T
PHILADELPHIA Anglliit.
difficulty between the 1.300 r ’
era of this city.A\vho have thee
strike for some time and the A'muuiil '
tu‘rero, has been adjusted and; th shill,
will resume operations. A ‘ '
TgiANSPORT THOMAS SIGH E
FRANCISCO. August
transport Thomas, with Geller ?'
Smith aboard has been sighted: iii)
ing into the harbor. {
care of Sentinel Office.
WANTED - MAN
once, A. '1‘. Morris, Wholesale
Hillbilly???“ .
on to a limited number of young
men desiring to become our
plieants must be Americans
" twenty to twenty- five years in
possess a good common school
Lion, and present satisfactory .refe
es. , A v “
‘wstso—s BRIGHT or“
Clifford Pharmacy.
iais furnished; any distonc
pay: 2c stamp for particular: In!
lei Supporter Mfg. Co. Draws ’
Boston Mass.
WANTED—~40 PURCHAS
books of any description. No to
what you have send postal. Wt!
city or country, and pay cash.
libraries or small collections ho
August 1~Coroner
bout. u. w. Hoyt, so (times A A
Nor‘waik. . ‘
To Lev-«our: pit
known as to “a“tl‘rton Place i
High street “
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movements; albums-gs, pi “
room suitable for two. Apply.
Haviland St. 80 Norwdik. ‘ A”
TO RENT—’6 ROOM FL
date in appointments. in new
& Corbett black: rent At!
(our room lint second a “
Olsen' is Shoe Store; root. For A
titer particulars apply at office [of
Well Cigar Company, W ’
street.
T0 LET—HOUSE 8 bonus.
Burritt avenue; modern impro in
Four rooms. second new,
Main street. suitable for: emcee
dwelling House and born 11 “
Place, all modern imp
oad floor 5 rooms. ’17
the heaviest care in service in the ”"W’
state; that the screens at the back of
the vestibuleo be removed at the sides
so thht passengers may have a view at
the maternal: at all times. and see
timthetaathispoot, andthatan
A adequate system of signals be lotto
tinned by which the motorman may
. know when and where to meet other
, them A;
-ralmss or woe is PARK—f
, novice;
Your company is reunited At Foster
Harv; East Namath, antimony after?"
“ noon. ”grew Idy present “tot: a hand
Janelry,
Dig? Glam
draw unreal
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tlfnibuilitniaite Loosely townie n
A each formic minority. You can dou-
~: bievmmeyhereummestment
i; glorahgmeitmotbeeuufled.
only 31 a week. No
metres For-
once at Taylor &
Cm out Sandor.
AWE will be there
at a bargain for sale:
city water centrally _
sold at a sacrifice
PI;a condo particulars, 3
iiroad Place, 30.
arcane attracts _
. roe “swarm
Golden’s, collecting agents. 74 Wash. roitabiehor
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