Evening sentinel, Monday, August 18, 1902 · page 7

ccrru
Ti. Ina/Mission sat evening.
tan almond M 0‘

on the Yale uh Towns
mutated to North Beach. Saturday.-
h it do ' yster establishment will

Elie Misses Ethel B train and Anna

, ‘N hereon. of can Norwelk. are visit-
‘ his“ friends in Tor ton.

Miss Sadie Randall led the Eprrth‘

League meeting. at the East Avenue
[Methodist Church, last evening.

Albert Valentine iished a pair of
opera glasses from the fish, pond in
Baton Point Snturd

Robert Clark and. liobert Harris of
the Artillery Corps of the United Stdtes
Army. spent Sunday at their homes
in this place. .

,: Mrs. Harry Benedict, of East avenue

and Miss Minnie Ross. of Belts Place
have returned from their visit at
-. Springfield. Mass.

Miss Ethel White led the Loyal
Workers' meeting. at the Advent
Christian Church, last evening. There
3 was a good attendance.

Mr and Mr 3. F M.- Wheeler and
daughter, Mildred, of East Norwalk.
are visiting Mr. and 1{lift-s. 'i‘. B. Hall of
mm street. Wendi-l“ aven. ‘

The officers of the Mnyiiower Hook,
and Ladder Company will hold a meet- .

ing. this evening. Business of import-
once is to come up for action. _
Mrs. William Hart and son Hurry.
who have been visiting friends on the
Washington street bridge, returned
gestardeyV to their home in Orange. N.

Tile members of the East Nor-walk '

Mission. hoe invited to the residence of
Miss Lottie Osgood. Friday evening of
this week. A good time may be ex;
pected.

Silas Sherwood. of Pennsylvania is
Cranhury young man, was visiting in
East Norwaik yesterday. and attended
the services at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church.

William Weed went to Bridgeport on
his wheel. yesterday morning, and on
returning home in the afternoon a tire
exploded at Southport. He was forced
to take the train home

The members of the Y. L. 1., of the
East Norwulir Mission”, will go on a
trolley ride Thursday eyening, bf this
week. The destination will be Stam—
ford. Norwalk and other places

Rev». RS SAinsworth preached at the
Advent Christian Church both morn-
. in); and evening, yesterday. Rev. J. W.
Davis xiii return from his annual ve-
c on the latter part of next week.

J. Smith. of New Haven, is
blue: guest of his sister, Miss. M. L Dom,
Rowan street. His daughter Hattie.
accompanies him. They will return to
their home today. Mr. Smith spoke at
the Stipday school and also at the ear-
1y meeting in the East Avenue Metho»
dist Chui'ch. yesterday.

Re .George R. VanAlstyne. former-
ly puflor of the Norwalk Methodist
Church. and at one time presiding el-
dot. but now pastor of the Summer-
lield Methodist Church. BridgepOrt oc-

copied the pulpit at the East Avenue
Mcthodlst Church yesterday. Mr.

masque exchanged pulpits with .

Edward Cunningham. pastor of
the Edit Avenue church. .Both servi-
his: win.- very interesting, and it was
stalled that the largest congregations in
some time was present Rev A. J.
Emith; of New Haven. formerly of the
M Norwnlk Methodist Church. was
present. and offered prayer at both ser-

There was considerable excitement
on the. Washington street bridge. in
from at No.106'”Eant Whinston

Wt. about 1 o'clock. Sunday morn-r

psewho h
ch‘flt‘y at

veiled to be awake
t hour. heard a

in: away. There were to"

3illicit some one had been shot.

of the trouble was. that two

sites one trying to get into the

is occupied by Add Wlillumn.

The wome- woman. with

.Mri. Midas White. of Vir’

o lo Ivi . . were alone

‘ Iittle boy of lira.

coils ‘frnnkfu'rtcri on the

into. Me was lust returning

_ the two men followed him.

to [get ahead of the lad.

Eli‘sm magnitu- cg
a cy'wou

. dud DWI over their

film “Will mil they m

. Raymond Bros... of South}! ‘
A lawn party and cutertnl mom will

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at the methodi-
derided yesterday I
A curse of ton; on
being discharged 7a .I d ..
walii
be held at the residencoi‘nf Mrs. IG )3.
iV‘inich, Noroton heights, tom

.. s. .
l ”The poem. of the Cannon melted
‘way A; Lighting Company will“ hold n

Clambake at the old mill, this attor-

'v iWESTPORT. » 2.

Fred Kemper was in Bridgeport Fri. .I
day

Mrs
friends lnR

Rev. James E. Coley, of Hamden. is
visiting lrle do in town.

Thomas uinisin made a business
trip to Bridscmrt Saturday. - .- .

William Mitchell has purchased dye
acres of land of‘Engcne Hall. '

The Toqulst Launch Co. is rubbed
with work. A number of: new boats
are being constructed.

Rev Jahez Backus has returned
home and occupied the pulpit in the
Congregational Church. yesterday.

The fire iaddies are planning to at‘
tend the Southport carnival. They

Will Dmbabll‘ charter a spacial car Md ‘without. any such warranty (it would ‘

:o in a body Wednesday night.
Several local braves participated in
the smoker given by dockside Tribe
i. 0 R. M., Friday night in Norwalk.
A deleization from Ku’ock‘apota‘nauh
Tribe Bridgeport. was In attendance.
Town Clerk Hyatt is planningn
game of baseball betweeda nine com

, prising tOWn officials and the married

men of Weatport There'll be. a heap
of fun. and “Doc" Underwood has al
ready fixed the score. “Seven inn-
ings. it) to 24, in favor of the town

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PRESIDENT SCHWAB T0 RETlRE.

Decides to Accept Advice of Physl.
clans at Once.
PlTTSBURG, August lS—A Loretta

.Pa. special to the Dispatch says:

President Charles H, ISchwub, of the
United States Steel corporation has
accepted the advice of hill physicians

and has decided to retire indefinitely '

from an active business life. He will
leave America to seek some quiet nook
in a foreign climate. where not a
chance of an echo of his former life
can reach him. This information is
authentic. IDr. (laden ‘never leaves
the Schwab home and the exact na-
ture of the patient a illness can not be
learned through him.

Mr. Schwab is not confined to his
bed but spends most of his time on
the wide veranda which affords “’resh
air and a sweeping view of the moun-
He is always with his
wife or his parents. I

The strange part of Mr. Schwaliis
illness is that he is always within
view of those who call at his-house.
yet he will not allow any person to
approach him. Heretofore the visitor
to the Schwah home was greeted with
a hearty welcome and a vigorous hand»
shake. Now the visitor is met at the
entrance and told that Mr. Schwub
can not be seen. intimates of the
family receive the same message and
none have been able to converse our
President Schwab since he came back
to his home.

The correspondent then says:

"The people of this town. who still
call him 'Charlie' because of their car-
ly and intimate acquaintance with him.
are discussing his prospective depart-
ure. They know he is a sick mamdpd
are relieved that he will spend phasi-
bly a year in an effort to' regain his
healt m

“The presence of sisters belonging to
the Order of Mercy in his borne day

and night since Thursday was another .

indication of illness The nuns were
not visitors. but it is generally known,
that they are nursing the man who has
so many times befriended them and
their institutions.

“limb knowledge of the padplo
Loretta is that Mr. Schwnh, first) aim
away somewhere. His detinntibn «till
he kept a secret. and he will 1! mill .
in: but' sock health until hi euros
have been restored to their nodule con
ditlon. and his mind fully WNW!

the great stain resulting from busl- VF

noes cared.

"it was after learning that.
health was very bad and that
tended to devote a year's tifl‘c to w

concreting that l paced new the: .
grounds leading to the palatial some ‘I,

on the mountain toil
"no. Schwsb uh] that her it. till
would not m my person and find
it ‘ reociriny‘ visitors to his
eye. .

I. “Mr. scum not on I conch on
hearing of our voices. ' A:
rents «on. list can lbltod i

.. ‘ instant! moonoatumpcto
‘ -. mates

Willilaulkmeld Mitchell is visiting

 

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it would‘ see

”firemnuacémre li‘i'dfu‘p ll. .
1 once standpoint the automobile lino. .

and may be consid' so under two pri

db -. .Vcipal halide: .‘ .
Flret—Ji‘he hazard oi: the automobile

itself and the proper rate and form of . ..

.iloilcy applying thereto _ v

Second dw'i‘bs increase of hazard, if i

any. to buildings can contents of some
contention automobiles

'ilhe. first rhead must then be subdi
filled into separate classes lto conform

with the style. of: automobil e:

(a) Electric System 'No nppre‘cin
ble hazard .

h) Gasoline Within The buidrdlllu
this is due to the presence of gasoline
in quantities o ‘iroml' four to ten gal
ions in a scalem «3]:er rvoir in the
vehicle; For this“ it prints” “ premium
should be charged based upon the coal

topiary tariff extra premium (in addi-

tion to ordinary<uontonto~rntsl for sun
liar. Iona titles ,3 gasoline under other
circum's nccs-ssy for .ilve gallons
25c (32. 50 per 31.000 insurance) pet
nnnum with no warranty as to dam

Idliti was soon after
Morspo‘ a rotor r‘n‘f from Walnut:-
ton, where for. more than too so
he had performed the arduous exact-
ing and confining duties of Unit
States treasurer during the financini

crisis when the utmost vigilance was .
it obliged him to neglect :
his private interests. most decidedlyi .

called for.

to his personal detriment; Witho
regard to his health. 01‘ 0‘18? con
erations. at the call of duty. he silo

ed his name to on micro the

age from fire originating in the ins» ' l

chine itself being unrecoverable under

the policy.

inasmuch as privileges are freely ' .,

granted for the use of gasoline stoves
and lamps used by unskilled help. in-

much greater cilantity of gasoline

be an absurdity to require it) the
charge named is not unreasonable and
would fully cover the hazard lovely-
e.d

V,:VI

lo) Steam systems-win addition to i

the presence of mitigation“ in bulk
this style of earring? has a seriously
increased hazar'd due? to the parents
tank containing gesollue under an air
pressure of from 40 to 60 pounds, by
which the gasoline is forced to the
burner and the presence of a naked
flame which should any derangement
of the regulator or a leak occur. would
be‘ likely to create a hinge of danger-
oun extent The continued flow of gas.
oline when the tlame is extinguished
and the method of igniting also make
the system more hasnrdous than oth
era.

The rate for rum should be higher.
and might be properly influenced by
the presence or absence of thowar
reply as to darlings due. to fire orig~
looting in the carriage itself

Elect ic—vI'I‘arlif rate for contents of

any hui ding containing some with us
uni dynamo clause.

Gseblianarifl rate for contents of
any building containing same with for
if! addition charge for gasoline:
if tslums is rot already included in the
in c

Steam-4f with warranty—contents
rate plus charge for gasoline under
pressure and naked flame. to be det'cr
mined upon. any one per cent. it with
out warranty. say thréc per cent.

The second head. i. 364-." buildings can
taming automobiles must. be consider.
ed with the following points:

system ’of intend ile kept therein.
as set forth phonic} oii‘system rcquir
ing a separate rate“

Class of Building Invoivcdwif a reg
ular storage station or private automo-

bile stable in care of skilled help. the
mlditionai rate should be trifling and
Iliased principally upon the quantity of

gasoline involved and system of auto

mobile. employed. if a. livery or prl~

vate stable with hay. kerosene lamps
or lanterns unskilled or help antagon

Ilsllc to the iniroduqflqnof autonobiles

the rate should he graduated to the
surrounding circumstances.
Floaters-«The most convenient form
of fire insurance policy covers “when
ever the carriage may he. " and these
are issued by well managed companies
with caution owing to the possible pro

sauce of a number of carriages insured

for vnrlpus amounts in the aggregate
in large sum. in one building and expos.

‘cd to one fire. The state insurance

laws also restrict this form of incur.
once. .if written at. all two per cent.

in addition to the rate for a specific:

location wbuld be‘ eroticism.
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INQT. OPPOIED To MR. 030000.
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"Jenni W. (iambifidiiuollty Townran
Trouble;

Hi to Romantic for-1"

DENVER. Almost lHohn‘ J. Mitch-i .00

ell, John W Gates and James A. Blair.

’who are the ”’03! commi

rep

guild: are ovum of ahdulmr-Mthl‘

of the capital stock of the Colorado
net and iron Company. have island’s

~Ouood' a management because

in furore!

company. I’l’hey also deny that tile

. compeby is o be said No the Unit;
' . toasted ”gum Ind
a “possibility of Ill being «135?

Onthecontrsry they ram,
greener-mm on.”

jdugétliat the nomination?
98
volvian the presence of perhaps it ‘ i

 

s never sought up it
r any position he I
for nip

shewl us he was unques-

‘tio‘nallly the clinics 'of‘the conveiitlon‘,

and be highly appreciated the honor
thus conferred.

His friends feel that the service he
hen rendered the Democracy in it!
great need when the outlook who so

I'dubious. should be considered at this.
time. when men of his ability. fitness.

strength and popularity with the you

Iers are needed to become its standard

bearers. His friends believe that with”
him as their leader. there is a firms
pact bf success.

linquestionahlv Mr. Morgan believed
in the people making their own choice
in convention, which should pass upon
the principles and men whose names
are to he submitted 'for the sun‘rdgcn
of their fellow citisens - ».

Mr. Morgan has always taken an no-
live interest in the success of his par-
ty and has never failed to do all in his
power to promote its interests.

-—“llching hemorrhoids were the
plague of my life. ,Was almost wild.
Donn 3 Claimant cured me quickly and
permanently after doctors had failed "
C. F. Cornwall, Valley street. Sanger-
lics. N. Y. ..VI

KITE PULLED BOV FROM ROOF.

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Squall lroe at... for Willie Lindmah—
Receives” Severe injuries. .
William bindmun a twelve ~‘year-oid
Hoboken boy. chosruyesterdny after-
noon whilo the stiff breeze which pro
ceded the storm has blowing, as a
splendid time to fly a monster kite
he and. his small companions had
spent a good part of the day in male
log The kite was a heavy affair. prct-z
ty nearly as big as Lindmun himself.
and rigged with correspondingly stout
twine To set the full sweep of the
breeze and avoid the tangle of tele-
graph wires the boys repaired to the
roof of Lindmas‘s home in River
street a .
in the freshenlng wind the kite rose
rapidly and the few hundred yards of
twine were soon paid out. The pull
was heavy enough to make the line
hard to hold and it is thought that
Lindmnn took a turn or two around;
his wrist. As the storm approached
the wind came in sharper equally, but
the boys were too busy watching the.
exciting soaring and plunging of the
kits to notice .its either it struggles to
hold it. The strain pulled him peril-
ously near the edge of the roof and
before he could mover the last
found In- final heavy on! struck the
its and Ilse was lifted off his feet and
over the edge.

The other boys yelled to him to ham;
mannd- he did but the twine broke
drew Lindman to the not. as,

as pi e no incongruous and Doc .
nlnl. ll 0 often dad him. made the

fol win; ontoloiue oi his inlet-lea:
nous-loo or the We. both lost
broken above the hobo. flihtI am free
lured at the wrist and above the el
bow. rig foot crushed and too ribs
butw.:* . The doctor believes. there is.
one to!!! .

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The one he nu, also
ye likerdieont limbo m raced

the Inlay in. All. «Michaela
this ti

d‘hetblte of the lone hissing bus

will spider are poisonous And produce

very painful and serious discus. so
mate a piece of cloth folded several
thicknesses with Brlzilinn‘ Balm and
bind over ’the’ bite; lustnnt relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop. as green as grass.-

3 the poison which has been all drawn
tit and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the world We know of
that will do this. Edunlly effective for
snake and mad dog hits. it instantly
applied, so always keep it on hand.
Kills boo, wasp or hornet sting in‘ one
becond. Drugslsts or sent quick. D.

Jackson dud Co *lndlana

JUNK 011071110?

We are trying to better satisfy our
custodial-lily not having any wagons
on the road, but will attend very
promptly to orders by postal card, and
pay following priced. with square deal
Iziug All kinds of iron, Age to. rub-
her boots. shoes and bicycle tires. be

light brass 5c” 1b.; heavy brass.

. 7c; Copper. in: pewter. 10c: rigid. lo
I '.:lb folded newspaper-sin bundles. lac;
. ten and heavy lead 3c: zine.

3ific.

These prices are good until market
Witch this add.

' ABRAHAM HARRiB

Phone 1384.

Of all descriptions. White Duck Ping
Pong Hits, Sailors and Airlines, White
Mull Hats, White Felt lists, new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chiffon veilinss. New
Birds Wings and Pompous.

Tamrtso‘ "are AT
Miocymu n PRICES.

M. F Ackormang

JV! Moll: Sinai. Harwell:
Fine Goods at low Pnccs

Connected with large Bridgeport es.
tablishr‘neut. Flue mile at low prices.

 

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time. It's all i can do to k ‘
from- the door. III .

A NECESSARY. PRECAU
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For 46 Ozone Soap Trans: mortar
.9. Onone Starch Trade Mark
2 Ozone Washing Downer '1‘ do Marks

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BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES
52 South Main St. .. o. Sq; Nos-walk.

etnr‘ee also: of Trade Marks
must be presented for were»; “

.. ' . .Ail firstciaas stores sell thaOsone
goods. . . .I

smenrox GUARANTEE. ,

means trouble.I but death without ole;
antenna in the Gonnecflcut General;
may mean the Poor House for the
wile and children. Think of it to?
day. Settle it tomorrow by culling.n

“Fred! a Field. General mu. ,
Hubert 3‘. Pierce. Special Agent.
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friends have organised

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keep them, but to to the "
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and the rest Into ‘W

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flood. Hete'l hi6 ‘
Dr. King‘thlilVov'r.i $3.“.
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