Y 3 out to 00 he ’ 1
1 ‘ (100m Curtis entertained a party on
. 11 11011111111111 yesterday afternoon. 22 .
union had gone into the.
hitching rope, ieavingY Mr.
0 back of the wagon fix-
, oThe horse turned
ued up the hill, turning
uni! coming down the steep
1,11 Centrahl avenue. Mugging
‘ with him. The vehicle
down. and bumped against
‘ and stones, nearly demolish-
‘ 121110 horse. reached the
t1r'lgh1 of Central avenue
its tor that, and was soon
., carousal, going round and
,9 111,110.“: At this stage; of the
alter Yl. Strohmsyer boldly
into the meadow bent on
the runaway. He arasond
but was thrown. off. ,The
pt was more successful
5 man succeeded 1,11
to a halt An exam-
, followed. and it was found that
use was suffering from several.
is less and that wagon .was
eyond repair. HoWever. it will
on to South Norwalk, in hopes
can be repaired. Mr. Foster is
on QWRY-f Meanwhile Walter
1.1011 of the.hbur.
r New York policemen. and a
‘em‘hn'. from Newark. N J., re on the
,Vstopplng at Cedar cottage with
‘01 families, and another_ at Rock
. These at Cedar cottage are
e0&1cer Castdr Gray, Sergeant
Barrett. lhe latter being a for-
2 #8011111 Norwalk man. having been
-s,even years ago. He is renewing
toquaintances. The other is Police
Freeman Barrett. At Rock cot-
Police Sergeant Philip ..1 Fine
1101 cottage contingent went
erda'y; and had flnc. luck
11: black fish
. 2J Derit, three daughters
‘ son. of Wilton, arrived on the
yesterday afternoon. and took
Pardon of the Well cottage Mina
Greatly. of New. York. accour
than: to the Island to remain a
me -
teresting game of tennis was
1 2 yesterday Afternoon on the ten-
uo rt. south of the Union cottage
- 111110 contest were the Misses
. yili'xton. Nellie Buttelph. Ruth
' rd and Byron Browne.
0 number of the members of
annulus Gunsciub. of Dsnbury,
,fihenleld-on-tbe-Sound. yes-
and hold 11 01100111101131 from
d rowed over and witnessed
YYge 0.112601. returned yes—
2,0001er 02 visit at Aribury Park.
9211100100 schooner has been an-
idol: off Belle Island for the
Stanton Coley and two little
101‘s. of Wilton. are spending a
.1 at Belle island with Mr. and Mrs;
[2210111001. at their cottage. .islnnd
11211111 unis. 01er 001101111.
und the island yesterday after-
some New Cnnnan
mwmdmme carrlansm: . .2
, Wood. of Ridsebnry, was on
11 yesterday afternoon. looking
, l ‘ for him-ell 0110
21116 nor-111,012... 22 2.
er, of Now 21101111.
2211‘“ View cottage for next
was the 311th of Mrs. W A. com:
. out for a sail yesterday afternoon.
. .iwentyvtwo pieces.
_. coursed was of the flood. The entire.
‘ called upon Manager Kelley, of the
2 tables in the grove.
' tion of affairs existed the day before,
£0711“: to know what caused lthe 1
110 for a vacation.Tthee1of them 2
., Whigs of the town.
deacon 01 111111 What congregational
, Chu broil
wpboof‘ rim
:9 ,.
01221111th,
00101111
yesterday afternoon.
la! ‘ Rollins-11111101
Gillffhrd ‘B iley had a party of la
The mom on 11121011011 of two
“lunches fr, m Ridgedeld.
trolley12 to 1111.
brought with" them a brass 110111110!
The music 11104
my 1612 the 111111121st was marred, 0W4
lug; ”to the fact they the South Now
walk management of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company.‘ reins—
cd to open the pavilion. The 1111110121131
the band who willing to pinyv Several
Rolon Point hotel but as he had no
authority to open the place. dancing
was out of the order. A more disap~
pointed c1oW1l2could not- be 11111111111ch
The several piecesgrcndeied by the,
bond \vers played while they sat on the
The same condl
when about 2.006 people came to the
Point on a large barge. from New
York. The. railway management would
not. open the pavilion, and the result
was. that the entire crowd went to the
harm and danced until 7 o‘clock that
evening. The grove was practically
desalted 2.1
The moonlight sail last night on
the steamer John Sylvester to Roton
Psint,‘vuuder the auspices of the
American. Graphophonc Company lire
department, of Bridgeport, was largely _
patronized. The Wheeler & Wilson 01-
ohestra: furnished music during the
soil. The evening was one of pleasure
and was greatly enjoyed. The return
was made about midnight.
Charles 12Cafirey, who has chargc
01' Roton 901111.101 the Connecticut
Railway and hishting Company. re-
ports that the season has been success-
ful. considering the weather The
dancing is quite a feature.
John Qberinnder. of_ the Darlen
Launch Works. was at Rotbn yestcr
day afternoon. with some friends.
; L’HAMMOCK iSllAND NOTES.
Mrs. Mary E. 1111111101! and daughter
Ella. Mrs. John Camp. Miss Ellen
Camp, and Harry ()bcrlander. of
I.‘ Hammock island, were guests of
Mrs. 21113301.. of the li‘ubboll cottage.
Belle Island, yesterday.
coundcrong' MEETING YAT RYE
2 2 EA
0
The conduciors of the Consolidated
railroad are planning for an enjoyable
time at their annual outing and clom
bake, which‘will be held at ityc Beach
Sunday, August 24, and there is little
doubt that the attendance of railroad
men from every branch of the service
will be greater than for a number of
years past.» The preliminary arrange
ments are now being made by the New
Rochelle division of the O1 dcr of Roll»,
road Conductors. They are sparing 111:
elicit to make the affair a success
which it will certainly be. Every rail
road map in the western district is in
forested in the succcss of these annual
outings and as a consequence they are
always well attended. The clnmbnki
Sunday, although under the auspices oi
the conductors. appeals to the train
men, fireman and engineers as well
and, these crafts are always well rep
resented. A-good crowd of rnilrondcrs
from this city have signified their in
tention to attend and they predict a
good time for all hands.
CELEBRATE!) 88TH BlRTHDAY.
Rufus Clark Shepard: one of Old
Snybrook‘s most prominent and highly
respected citizens. well knowu
111110 110111 the state, celebrated 1111‘
eight, hightb blrthdayw Monday. Dur
ing the day. he recs Md 11101 from
lphrsons who called iio‘liay “their res
poets; and to wish him a continuance
of good health ills nephew. John
Woodruif, Shepard. of New York. pio-
sealed to, him a harrowing chair. Mr
Shepard was born lb alnilcld. but
has spent his life since boyhood in Old
Saybrook taking an active part in the
Ho 1100, more
1:06910 Iaybroolr fhmo mines in,
‘thp 19511010111129 For eighti’ycars he
was county compilsaioner'.’ and for
many Year's held the oldies of internal
revenue collector for Mlddluucx couu
1y. He has held many minor town
offices. And has been for fifty years
1H.
20111101110 myopic av.
Pudding oporntlons, {in
1111 01101112010 burned out district of lilo
city are unusually lively sud hundreds“
hof“, inch are ample on the work. The.
“1:" bulldlups .410 looming up rapidly.
work” of eye, building is of a fire
. aim the buildings.
0111101111111. The barn
came by
plsoe.- yesterday. and '
of those present wanted to dance, And. 2)
. Waiorbury Y’
2n 01100011102 that the structural
11th in can, filled
sweetens i
all of the 11%
MAV GET SEALEDY ORDERS. , .
en Ordered to be in Readiness. , _
, Bridgeport will be represented on
both sides of the forthcolejilYE 10110112.
,wnr games between Uncle fiam' 1 army
1nd navy tomes at the ehstern on,
trance to Long Island Scuud and, the
adjacent shares,“ the Third divlsiou
.11 tho Connecticut. Naval Battalion
and the, Fourth 1101111011 or the Brigade
lignai corps hays received orders to
be ready to depart from that city the
“utter part of the present month: it
Is expected however, that secret or
,iers will be received by both crgsni
11110101113 to come to the scene of the
’ nanoeuvrcs prior to that time. To
morrow the manoeuvres begin. ‘
Lieutenant. Frederic A. Bartlett.
zommuuding the. Third division of the
,«mvnl battalion. will 10111 the New li‘u
yen and Hartford division aboard the
211.12}. cupboat 1011121011. The lilifrido
will Join the anal forces which will
2114 on board the big battleships and
{cruisers of! Fisher 8 island. Just
'11 the sham conflicts in not known.
None or the members or officers them
delves will know until they get into
the fleet as the plans are kept just
on secret as if it was in actual war
fare. The newspapers must employ
their own ingboals and land corms
themselves
in command of tlic Foulih section of
the signal corps will
William Lounsburv. lie and his men
are just as much in thc dark as the
general public except that they have
the section has been at tho armory
two or three nights each week and mu
cry Sunday getting into condition for
tho cv.oni Of course the. section will
work and will probably be thrown in
direct contact with the signal scrxlcc
of the regular army. The members
are slated over the opportunity to
take part in the manoeuvres
JOHN BROWN'S HOUSE.
The Work of Restoration by the Asso-
. elation is Progressing. .
In spite of the action of the last
legislature in appropriating $11100 to
words the erection of a monument to
101111 Brown when the citizens provide
.1 suitable location for the siiucture.
the John Brown association is indus
triously carrying out’its Original idea
111111 the preservation of the old home
stead in West Torlingtou is the best
monument to his memory. The plans
’or the. restoration of the building hava
boon cuirlad out as fully as the means
in the hands of the committee. C. .1
Steele and T C Richards. will permit
lllhough there is much more to be
done before their task is finished.
The condition of the place was worse
than was anticipated. The chimney.
101 feet of which vandals had torn
down in order to secure a brick hear
ing the date 1751 has been rebuilt of
the old material and in the original
style. The fireplaces have boon rc
stored new sill beams have been act.
only flooring laid the rooms rsplastsr-
ed and new window sashes and outside
doors made in the style of 100 years
ago. The noble ends of the house have
been covered with new olnpbossdwaad
'31:)! (:10 material has been used for the
n
The painting of the house the crew
tion of a barn and the improvement of
the wounds are-111101191211 which will
burn to wait The committee intends
to 31111 a. caretaker on the premises.
giving him 01021100 of the farm of 100
acres rent free 2 2-
coups '1', our 11071111120.
1.2.101. furnished from 01111102 of A iii
Wooster. solicitor oi patents. Bridge
,poi'f. Conn. The foliowlwworo issued
AWN! .2 1000:
11110111 11 113110, Bridpcport .1101.
11101001: 01011101101110” unearth .1 12:2
John 11.110011! 11101202
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is 01102110
" report! of the heirs of
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0110001110. The 111 '
11 11 south side of Bani?“ 0101011
20 advancing cults _2
0'00 stool girders 11070; Y” "
00 1031100 be second
.. 1119090 9&1“ par .
Rodoldi ts allclasaas off 0 nd ire-tothcbod
Yfiwgt, hesitb 01.533301161192111 it 00111000 a 8
”WI-{000 011101010
,Naval Mllitlamon and 8191101 .corpn Y
what part'tbe naval reserve ‘wlll take
handouts to ascertain what is 1101118 '
be Lieutenant »
uniting order-.5 During the past month _
assist the land tomes in signallins
2 111111 hdelemum may be against Sheriff
, no billiard.
Y Q3“ 1
01.13%? “111.11.... '01
Meet at anvin Rock.
ncctlcut Cavalry Association held their
p01 ted during the year The following
o corswcro elected: ~
resident. 1.1-2W. Smith. Hartford;
vice presidents S B West, Thomas
E Hurlburt: socrcta1y.George Smith;
assistsut secretary, George M. Noyes
Theodore Holmes
was chosen “chaplain
on the erection of a monument, thc
choral corumittee repel ting that they
ad raised $5 001) The next annual
meeting of the association will be held
at Norwich“
The Thirteen C, V. held their an-
tcr.uoon They .313 as their guest Gen
Edward 1. Melineux of Brooklyn in
ther of Roland B. Molineux. The fol
lowing oiilcers were elected 2
Canton; vice presidents lame Bishop
New Haven: Charles H. Gaylord
Kent: Timothy Whittiesey, New Hav-
cn: William H. Gladden, New Britain;
chaplain. Henry Upson New Preston:
secrelaly and treasurer T. D. Pculicld
New Britain
it was voted to form an organization
:10 include the. wives. widowa and chil-
rou.
ONE OUT OF 130 SAVED.
Details of the Blowing Uph of Chinese
Cruiser Kai Chlh
WASHINGTON August 20-~The
.unvy department has received informa-
11011 concerning the explosion which
completely wrecked the Chinese 011111»
for Kai-(711111111, on June 22. last, while
:lhc ship was lying at her station 011
‘Nnnking. Tho explosion occurmd at
12:35 p.~3m.g' The vessel: was blown .to
pieces and all 0121119 officers and men.
about 130, were lost with the exception
of a seamun. whom‘as picked up slight.
ly woumlcd insides than two minutes
after the explosion six boats from the
United States ship Helena. under lhe
personal direction of Commander R. R.
lngersoll, worn skimming toward the
wreck.
. A heavy pull 1 smoke settled over
the spot when: he cruiser had been.
and when it cleared away thebow of
the Kai Chih was seen sticking up in
the air. The surelce of the. river was
covered for many acres with splinters
of wood work. but there was no sign
of life. The airline of the explosion
could not be nscértaincd definitely, but
lt was believed that either the careload
handling of ammunition or the wantof‘l
care in using lights in or near the mag-
uzlue‘was accountable for it. The Kai
Chlb was a 3,100 1011 cruiser. 260 by 36‘
feet. and was built in 1882.
ViCTORY FOR BETTS.
0010 ,Sixty Out of Eightymlno 0010
‘ 90100 Chosen.
NEW HAVEN. August 20~chubll~
can caucuses were held in fifteen
words last night to elect delegated to
the town convention whicll will in turn
elect. delegates to lhec cIPngressional
and other conventions. he most in:
Dennis Afi‘Bllkfllee and Frederick A:
Bolts. of tho-state central committee.
of the position on the committee. Out
of the eighty- nine dole as ate the
ma convention therlié 1022210011011 se
cared list-y and as the town conven-
0011's delegates to the state conven
tron choose. the committocplsu Mr.
Bells will iiucceod himself. There Is
00111102110 some chance that the shrisv-
111111110111.
1
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01mm With Keeping 01111013010010
at 00111121 01M Open on sunday.
:01: 11111011001110 11340111210101: choirs 00011,
1101111th 1100010
-, persuasion.
1 . W HAVEN. August 21-The Gen Y.
annual 212eunion at Savin Ruck pester 2
day afternoon Seven deaths were re
of East Hartford.
A committee of dreams appointed Y‘
mud reunion at he [look yesterday at. .
President, Rev. Frederick Francle
rarest centered in the contest between ,
l
needinpaniod it is’bc lsvadb
; 121
2 Trenton N.
where he eta e11 till last Jan
boo he star
0818 Pounds? in
J., dt now apps "1‘0;
in: 111 work for be,
0121 Chester. ,
four months, but, not till this week did
00 1.; 191111 happen to become aware“ that “19.1
11, former partner of her ioys and 1161",? .
trolls was llvlnspso man.
0.0311110:
across him by chance-vow a would
and a child with himwshefiliad. him
promptly arrested and brought before
:1 the case so its merits in Port Chas.
or.
The dog- -catcher's lhbors should Ybo,
curtailed. 2
ciry, Insurance policies, 010., at
93 WAsHlNGTON 81’.
Office hours, 9 a. 111.10 3 p. m. daily.
save money. Times were never boiler.
No possible excuse for a man or we
man to claim that they are not able to
lay aside a little money each week or
month. Your ambition should be to
SAVE as well as to GET.
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
. 541111105, .1 8.41311.
01111200 sAAIKsmLoiuo.
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CITY 11111111111. Bl‘lili
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Capitol. $100,000.00
30mins. , 1100.000. 00'?
arbor P101115. 534.000, 00,"?
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DIRECTOYRO'
John 121. Farris Henryloymour .
John H. Knapp Christin 0100121:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Joni-h ll. Marvin 80muof‘0rummanN
J.2W011000 Marvin.
4113111111111, 5011011011-
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Notice is hereby given to all per.
sons liable to pay Taxes to the Town
of Norwalk in the County 1110101111016
and State of Connecticut, on {up A‘s
\
them to receive «in Taxes, 01‘ the fol-
lowing times and places. to wit:
until 1 Elm o Yclimk‘ afternoon;
It 29; 1002 from 2 o'clock until
by
a sympathialug friend of on 10111010,...3
a took up his reside ca,
111112
is?
wife has been in East Port 01101116191012“ ‘
a magistrate. who placed the prisoner 1,
under $300 bonds to appear his a trial .
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; 111112101202 uATsnrAas.
Y' .murmo Ann rib-011 Haucmo.
i
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You on rent a private burglar and Y‘
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41
No time like the present to begin to (Y
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sessmout List of 1901, that i will most 2‘
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You, 11110, 1110111 all they should. be.
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