Aug. 27.—-—The ,Amer
1 1
thebo
y.
The. oy. is us
old In
tshlp.
.Ind points south.
was bound to
-that Captain Dennle1-
vessel was detained and wil
wed to so. ndtil Col. Ila
outer Btr Iran’s Ieg'ai a
i.
h‘Is violated the law will
ready to so to sea.
could be taken from the ves
uo tug Mach»:
0 'cle‘ck 11st?” night that
al coined to; 0 out
chine to
hpi'lot “11110 ha‘d
rammed and
you that vessel was
-- the Goniaut
,. I.»
Maoist and lie'pt scream-
'for help saying he had been kid
6W Imedlatel y
The Gresham came upon the 61111-
”193‘" We Ideut Hetzschs-
w p‘ut oil in D: a}: boat alrrd'went
rigs Inc vesse The
1.1.1.111”
. ownI ladder. ,
y didn't appear to understand
flld' Lieut. Hotsschamer in speak-
“I. incident afterwards. “so l
at i could not understand them.
1% Ind rtir'r into the hold.
' He was sioeping.
end-1 salted 1111111111)? 1111 bean kidnap
Woe eck. .
(‘0' , co by the crew. I then had
.1
fthe
ho laced I navy revolver
"pocket. Tbs other Officers
1 uniform and sent at
Denalerre.l1le de
The Collector and the
tales ”Miriam was a Vio-e
llg.l.1aws OIth
Nikon. he claimild the
otsschamersa that am-
with CIpt Dennierre,
declared that’ he had paid
' iDulles-1111- emu-113' silage-ed
I Won of the law.
pooh was
go see;
1‘“ 8.‘ Jofibdné'l
1%.Qii': ve been
can: treasurer re-
1-1 m _
hevegbe'gn'fighose
" «west: as an out
chfiiihhfihw aim the
the ant. held their
Id to escape from the
Sroohal 119 Content yes-
thst he had been
VII taken from the ves-
voming by. Coleetor of
' d1 WW'hId gene out
venue cutter Gresham
The rescue was
. "In Ill night search at sea.
miles an of the Sands
e
, is“ lengthy document, and goes into 1l11~
lio “up; on a' tail regarding each specific claim made.
plies between
hIdbeen taken in charge by
cars. oun Thompson
1 . .1 taken on
11111111199119.1-
' a said, however.
, Mt in was to ship on a
found that the
I would be ab-
'he wanted to
'e government
6ade I stat e-
' 6t0 E bo'RI'd‘
11113111111101 the serviée of the
es whether or not Captain
rrant his being placed
. . 'to this city I‘aoiector
sold the boy had voluntarily
lilo French consul and
'I I'll the ship“ a articles and
taken from the bark he
to this city and locked
filled. The Collector put to sea on
m, and two of the
heated to the watch to
up the chain plates and got on
dunk. Two men stood there talk-
of them waved his arms about
toward me but I pushed him
l
_ . floodloyhndlntothc
,, ”stamens about sixteen
and up forward I saw the
I woke him.
It first
are was
, W lowered and the rest of the
outenant boarded the
Collector StrInahun
-'.csptain ehow him; also
Incest on
vwmmt
they are the only ones.
barrcis’ofthc standard
flour in {111111 of their
who know good things
from pounthatthcyscii
.. i.
.5 1
1‘4“:
fbury sBést.
A: 11...: add
Sonic grocers pile
'storcs, to show people
l.
Judge Gager '80 Decides in the Daven-
port-Lines Suit In Bridgeport.
A Judgment for the defendants in tho
suit of Davenport 1"eteiver against
Lines anti others. which was' tricd ut
the October, 1902 scssion of the (ivil
superior touri has been handed down
by Judge Edwin ll (lager before whom
the suit was tried The memorandum
which accompanies the Judgment is u
by tireplaintii‘rs against thcdefendanrs,
in each claim Jud Geiger either
points out that the a legation has not
been proven or clsc thui tlrci't- is no
legal. one for certain acts.
The s it was. instituted by John
Dmcriport rebelvcr of the defunct Kcl
of Stratt‘ord. against (11111 dire: tors
George U.l.ln11s Francis W. Marsh
William M. Blight and Charles Keller.
Mr, Davenport alleged that the direc-
tors of the company had used It for
their own pecuniary benefit, that they
had declared dividends when the cupi-
tsi had become im'puircd,’thui they had
put a false, inflated and excel-ism1 vul-
untlon upon their assets and raw ma-
ter'ial in their. inventory. and that they
had not acted in good faith regarding
the affairs of the company.
Judge (lager finds that none of iirc
allegations is proven. in tho memoran-
dum of decision which accompanies his
judgment he says that while it is true
that the directors were not conserva-
tive in the manner of outlining the
policy of the company, it 1ould be
termed no more than an crror oi
judgment. He said the law does not
require a guarantee of judgment from
the director of 11 concern. but simply
an assurance of good faith and fair
dealing. He finds that iht1 directors
did not look far enough about] in their
policy to see the effects of the pools
of 1893 but that they cannot be held
respo'ns'ibie for that He upholds them
in considering piano patterns as vai-
unblc assets.
PUTS AN END TO IT ALL.
A grievous wail oftimes comes as a
result of unbearable pain from over
taxed, organs, Dizziness, Buckache, 1.iv
er complaint and Constipation. But
thanks to Dr. King's New Lite Pills
they put an end to it 1111. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only
250.. Guaranteed by Frank ll.llaxtcr'1-1
drug store.
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JOINT LEGISLATION REU NION.
it Will Be Held at Pleasure Beach
, . Local Paiiticlane to Attend.
A reunion of the membersmf the
legislatures of 1897 1899 1901 and
1903 'and the members of the consti
rational convention of 1902 will be held
at Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport. today-
A shore dinnerwill be served at 82 a
plate and the occasion will no doubt
be availed of by friends of the various
candidates for gubernatorial sens-
loll“ and Other political 11911111 to
promote their causes.
Those who will attend f1om New H11
you are: Judge Cleaveiand Theodore
H Macdonaid Frederick W." rr, Sit
11el McLau'cbl'sn (‘ol. R. S. oodi‘il.
Representatives Gruener and Chat-
iield. John F. Gaffey and. otherjs.
:1 ONLY cuss Foa‘dv'd'fiil'érl.
Mrs. Franklish Bush ”at New .Osstle
Del. says: “i antler for: I“?! witl.
dyspepsia. Used to I, dis
tress and belching. I tried II imns
I could hear of but nothing hel'
until [ t'ooh Brs'siiisn Balm, and one 6i
cent bottle court are ppmpiet
For sale by R. H. Pleisted. F.
1er. and the Clifford Pharmacy
A FAVORITE REMEDY FOR DIAR-
. RHOEA THE WORLD OVER.
littering the" thirty years and more
that .Cham iIin's Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea 11 has been in use. it
has constantly wn in favor
.w in rymrfio
standard for all bowel complaints and
is fast become: I (Ivorite the world
over. The editor of the Plains Akh at,
I 111111 newspaper pubi shed at
0tbore. ladle oxsays:
berlaln' Colic Choler and Diarrhoea
Remedy ny" tithesi thong my chil-
.11_.
JUDGMENT DOT GUARANTEED.
ler Brothers & Blight Plano company .
'. 'thc. Tyler Post Womcn‘ s Rclici‘ Corps
' which was served by the ladies.
til. out“; .
no'wl'edg
“I have used Cham- .
ORATEFUL T0 8. A. R.
“1—w-
State Society RIcelVeI Ingrcssed Rer-
olutlon.
HARTFORD Aug. 2ti~8111r11ury
Charles (1. Stone, of the C(Iilncriit‘lli
Society of the Buns of the Ann-”cap
Revolution has received on engrossed
copy of a resolution of the National So-
ciety thanking the Connecticut society
for its hospitalin at the. iirrre of the na-
tional meeting in New Haven. The
resolution follows:
To the Connecticut Society Sons of the
American Revolution:
Ilcsolvcd, That we. the delegates to
tho i‘onrlot'llih congress of tho Nuilon-
al Socicty of the Sons of the American .
Revolution. hereby express to tho Con»
net-flout Society. Sons of the American
Revolution. our heartfelt appreciation
of tile magnificent reception which they
have given to this congress. and our'
assurance that their cordial hospitality
during our sojourn in tho beautiful
city of New Huvcn will ever be grnic
fully romcmlmn-d. and that air cir-
grossctl tony of this resolution be sent
to the secretory.
EDWIN S GilhEl EY.
President Gencr'ul.
EDWARD PAYSON t‘Ol. it,
Set rotary General.
New Haven. Conn. ,
CONSUMPTION THREATENED.
C. Unger, 211 Maple Bt..Chumpslgn,
ili w.:rites “l was troubled with a
bucking cough for a year and i thought
i had consumption. l t1ied a great
many remedies Ind was under' the care
of physicians for several months. I
used one bottle of Foley's Honey and
’i‘nr‘. lt cored mo‘, and l have not been
troubled since." Sold at Plaisted's
drug store South Nor.walk and A. (f...
Silliman s, Darieu
STATION BURGLARY.
' ”7"?"
Money and Some Clothes Taken at
West Suffleid.
SUFFIEI .D Aug 27 .—'ll11-. West
Suil'icld 1111111311 of the Central New
England railroad was broken into Morr-
dny night, The thieves got in through
a window in the waiting roonr and then
entered the ticket oflice. There they
sec'urcd about 81 I11 pennies and
nickcls but the. agent docs not think
they disturbed anything else as the
ticket case does not show any loss oi
tickets. The thicvcs broke open two
trunks belonging to a Mr. Ross,
nephew of James Ross, who' is visit-
ing here with his wife from Kansas.
taking a suit of 11,Iothcs one pnlr of
impacts, 11 flannel shirt and a lady‘s
11 ll
station over night and the night which 1
man who has charge of it says he saw
a man walking down the track about
ll o‘clock, but did not ihink anything
was out of the way. Aside from this ,
tin-r11 is no clue. Tramps arc unusnulix
thick in this vicinity for this time or
the your and the burglary may be the
work of one or more. of these gcuiic-
men of leisure.
HARTFORD VETERANS REUNION.
Survivors of Twenty-Fifth Connecticut
Volunteers Met Yesterday.
HARTFORD Aug 27.~—’I‘he annual
reunion oi the twcniy- filth (‘onctticut
_i
First In prior.
Firsi in quaity
First in aroma
JUDGE COMELY RESIGNS.
The company 1111111111 on 1111111111; at the 1 Governor Chamberlain Appoints Hie
HARTFORD, (3111111.,
Chamberlain ycstcrday
solved and ut-r‘upicd lbw I'vsiKlliliilIll of
William H, t‘omlcy.
(port of
immcdiut
Comlcy, .lr.,
the next aes'aion ol' the It gislstnre.
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Ninety-nine of evrry one hundred dis-
eases that children have are due to dis-
orders of the alumni i1, and these disor-
lcrs arc. all causml by indigestion. Ko-
dnl Dy spepsin (111111 is just as good tor
tlrildren us it is for adults,
Volunteers was held at Grand Army
linll bore yesterday. There was a
good attendance of members. General
'i‘homus Mchiauus, of this city. prc-
sided. ’i‘bc nccrologist rcporit-d thc
dcuth of twenty one. members of the
Association during the past year
’llre old oiliccrs of the Regiment
ucre l'c-111leticd as follows
Major Thomas MoManus president.
W. H. Parmelcc. E. l-‘. Reed. lames
\V'. Smith. (I, ll. Foskctt. II. E. Dun-
can, John Thompson, Jared Wells. C.
C. Kinney, George H. Grand an Jolu’
W. bongdon. vice-presidents; \Iutsou
ll. Bliss, secretary and treasurer; H.
A. Kippen. recording secretary: Major
McManus, historian; and A. W. Con-
verse sdlutant.
‘The next annual reunion will bc hold
at Saris Rock in I904.
The annual dinner was provided by
1
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A PHYIIGIAN.~HEALED.
Dr. Geo Ewing, a practicing physio
Ian of Smith's Grove, Ky, for over thir-
ty_ years. writes his personal experi-
once with Foley’sKidney Cure: "For
years i had been greatly bothered with
kidney and bladder trouble and en-
iarged prostrate gland. i used every
thing known to the profession without
relief 1mtillcommencsd to use Foley' s
Kidney Cure. After taking three bob
lies 1 was entirely relieved and cured.
i prescribe it new daily in my practice
and heartily recommend its use to all
physicians for such troubles. l have
prescribed it 11111111111111: of c'as with
perfect success." sold at P isted‘s
drug store, South Norwallr. and A. C
Silliman's, South Norwallr. "
LOSS OF S5. 000.
Buildings 'of Wght S. Fuller, SuiL
'l'ield. Damien. '
SUFFIELD. Conn. ,Aug. 7.-F_ire of"
unknown origin last night esiroyedp
hay barn tobacco shed carriage he'u
1
i
drerr and servants for colic and diar-
rhoee and always toupd it eifectlve. "
F. El Baxter. and Clifford Pharmacy
‘1'
1: 111111.11"
meld. '
the'plty regularly daring th
' u. N,“' ..
111.111.1111
For sale by Stillscn Pc'well Company; ling. 311111111111
n 1111111111. tools, wergslso burn
s11, . cheap of:
dems‘:
E193 though“! serum
and tool' Ihed longing to Dw
8. 111111111 The 23111111113 or the hu 4
rec horses; mar-'11
hay and some. carri'sus grid
9 .
house which was threatened 1 Lb: '
il'smeti was saved by the h 1
of the 'voluateer lire lighters. I has
36000. is partly hovered by iusursace.
”th
.At.
flalthoiojangIt'
t‘urler,
’l‘cnn.. says:
three ycaru old and has been suffering
from indlgcstion 1-11-11
'bom.
Nashville. but lulled to do him any
good. After using one bottle of Kodol
he is a well baby
ilrrivc on ii.
nchs
growth and lif‘Vi'ir-i1'lltlnl.
7113 (‘111111112 street. Nashville.
RW
l
. all sufferers.”
eat and makes in. stomach sweet. Sold
by Clifford Phnllniit'y. . ”
“GENIUS" iN VERY BAD SHAPE.
HARTFORD.
troilcr Soclcy i1.1~ r't-11-ived iht1 report
of Contractor Arm-1s recording the con
Illtiou of the 51111111» of th11 “Gonius of
Connecticut,"
the pinnacle of rho dome of tho cnpi
1111 upon which il routs.
dicatca thut tl111
Worse than fliilii lpated. and so serious
that the comprmllcr did not feel him
self competent to decide uhcthcr the
recommendations 111111111 by lilo contrac-
tor should be curried out.
decided to obluiu the opinion
commission. con listing of mi ex'pcgtla t-‘en
ginocr anti an uranium-,1
asked to make 11 complct'e examination
of the dome 11nd dgurt.
troller will he guided by their opinion.
All
, overseer occurr- dolvo 1e
-_.__.,_
BASEBALL cwers HORSE sHow.
NEW l.
nnal home slimy under the auspices of
the New London 11.11511me Club began
yesterdsv
Park with 11 good attendance including
many of the summer resident; Eight
classes will be exhibited today and the
rest of the entrlt 1: anti the dogs will be
l{Judged today.
. ark. is the lad
e
I
_ LUNCHEONI
Son to Succeed Him. ‘
Aug. 27-(lov.
afternoon re-
judgc of the 11in
llritlgt-pol't. The governor
11ly uppoiiliwl William H.
to fill ll11 \atancy until
(".hlitlren
ll lwcps their liiilr1 stom-
uu-l encourages their
Mrs. Henry
out
"My little boy is now
since he was
irnvc bud the best doctors in
i recommend It to
Kodol iigcsts what you
\;I1' 27.1--5iato Comp-
1111! the stone work at
The rcport in
condition is mrrch
He has
who will be
The comp-
E5 OA'L I
world.
0NDtN Aug 2'1'.—-'l‘l1e 11n-
afrcrunbn :11 Armstrong
Dr.l1‘.
I. Basin, of
Dawson
DINNER!
11111111111111?" 1%111 11111 .133
will? will}
, best salve in the World for cuts
bruises,I boils ‘ i ’
1 bears no 1111111 are. ornswiu Cog
UNIVERSAL PEACE‘ UNION.
MYSTIC. Aug. 27.-—Nearly 2110 per
sons wore. in attendance It the. op-
cning of tho lhiriy-uovcrrilr annual
meeting of the. Universal Pent-11. i alert
and tho Connctilcut Christian l’cuce
Society, at Mystic. P1111111 Grove nir-
icrduy. President Arthur H. l.ov.c of-
Philadelphia. who since 18111; has been
prcsldent of the union, presided 111 the
mornl senion at, which reports of
the 11111111 odicers including the presi
dcnt were read and acct-pied. l111t-
1ers of regret‘ at inability to attend
were read from‘Prcsidc-nt Roosevelt.
Gov. Gurrin.‘ of Rhode Island; Gov.
(lullom. of llllnois; Edwin (.linn. of Bos-
(on. anti Edward Everett Hair, of Bos-
ion.
CASTOFl IA
Tor Infants and Children.
Ilu Kid in ihu Ilsa]: Bought
Bears the
Signature of
FELL INTO OPEN HATCHWAY.
iIANIiURY. Aug 27. ~chry Policy
thirty two years who at tidenilly wulk
c1] into an ouerf bnturway in the fact
ory ot' the Rogers Silver l’ialc Com
party. and fell several feet. fracturing
his skull. died in the hospital early
yesterday without rccovcring con-
sciousness.
in Ibe. Spanish and Chinese wars on u 1
soldier In the regular army. He was 1'
unmarried
ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPRESENTS
TEN DOLLARS EARNED- 1
The average man does not save to
exceed ten per cent of his earnings.
He must spend nine dollars in living
expenses tor every dollar saved. That
being the ‘case he can not be too 1111 e-
ful about unnecessary expenses. V
often a few cents properly invested.
i
The deceased parti1ipsic1l ; .
141111. 1
{should gills-ill”
. , o- .-
w 3'. m
mono-11111111111411.
Elsi-[rs :iill'EYm Gigi-u: ill
umberyrcitnrded. Contain
gmediu recognised 2:1:-
I clansasthe
mgfidlfladdutmbl:
PRICI 60c. and“...
Sold at Piuisled‘s drug store. South
Norwnlk, and A. C. Silliman's_ Darien.
REFUSED TO MARRY YOUNG
COUPLE.
'I‘ORRINGTON. Aug. 27.--Because
they had not secured the consent of
their parents, the Rev. Patrick Dugsan,
pastor of St. Francis Roman Catholic
Church here refused to marry a young
couple who drove from Litchiield and
secured 11 marriage license at the town
vii-1111‘s olilcc. The visitors were Arn-
brow llcrcrnux. 11 Philadelphia den-
iist, and Miss Agnes H. V. Ryan, of
New Haven. After the refusal of the
priest to solcmuizc the nuptials the
would-be. groom suggested 11 civil mar-
riuuv. but Miss Ryan objected and the
couple returned to lJtchileltl. .
FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE
Will cure Bright's Disease.
Will cure Diabetes.
\Vill cure Stone in Bladder,
\\'ili cure Kidney and Bladder Diseases.
For sale at l’laisted'e Drug Store.
South Norwalk, and A. C. Silllman's
llarien. - "
CANDEE GIRLS ARE DISPLEASED.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 27.-—'l‘hcre was
no change in the strike of the girl shoo
makers at. the L. Candee and Company
factory today. The girls, however.
like buying seed for his garden will
save several doiiers outlay later on. y
it in the same iii buying Chamber-l
lains Colic Cholera 111111 Diarrhoea Re i
medyn it costs but I few cents and al
”Ollie of it n the house often saves
a doctor bil of several dollars. For
sale by Stillson Powell Company. Bax—
ter Bhormacy, Cliderd Pharmacy. "
I
SUSPECT RELEASED FROM CUS-
TODY. 4
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 27.~Coroner
Mix‘has finished his inquest into the
death of AliciaJdeCsnn, who died at
Grace Hospi sleet week. under sua-
plcious circu tInces. As a result
Jame John who had been arrest-
ed for examin on. was released from
custody The coroner decided that
down resulted fibril alcoholism.
“£3,401.11? ll, hfiasel
ton est-
anchorage
olnls makln
knell naive. which s the
be placed on th Insi-
Oi (I'd Pharanlcy.
somewhat displeased at the failure. of
the conferente between their commit-
tee and Superintendent Pierce. to end
rho st1ike,Ire how intent upon organ-
izing with the hope of securing the aid
of all the union employee in the. factory
in 11111 shape of a sympathic strike.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever ed. almost w‘ltho t exception.
10 26. 0c and $1100 battl ‘ The Olaf.-
ford. Baxter's or Plaisted's.
1dr "
garments and the
tender-est hands.
Savés the clothes
and protects the
"through
using";
with
Linen.' 751:.
Silk. $6. 50
Venetian Dress Shirts
., $5. 50 ‘
Only forthlowook.
RASOVITZ
8 No. Main 8t 36th Norms.
CliliilS liiliiiiill Hill ..
For'dthsone
Seep Trade
Marks.
2 zone
Starch
T r‘ a d e
Morita and
2 D s 0111 e
W as ll lng
Powder
T r I d I
Marks
A PRETTY
AND
USEFUL
CHAIR.
GIVEN AWA‘! A'l‘ 1"
H. R. BULKLEY' I NOVELTY STORE
52 no. Main St., Se. Nor-walk.
The three kinds 0! Trade, Marks
must be presented for Rocker.
All First-Class Stores sell the Ozone
Goods.
Send for 32-page premium book.
The inrwalk 1111111111 lumping
(incorporated). '
STEZIMER
SOUTH NORWALK, 1: 86 A. M.
Leaves New Yo 11k
BEEKMAN STREET, 2:16 P. I.
(Saturday 1: in p. m.) ,
user 3111 eraser. . e: 45 P. It.
(Saturday 1: 45 p. m.)
Stopping It Roton Point going out
on Monday mornings and on return
trip Saturday evenings.
The steamer Hampton arrives at
South Norwallt, at 5:30 p. m. The side
issue of Norwaik and eumundinc
lawns should liberally patronize this-
host. as the Norwaik Steambflst Oom-
pany have been It a large expense to
charter and maintain I first-class
steamer on the route.
FARE
Single. Slims, Excursion, lids
PRO-Earl
City of Nos-walk
(FREIGH'TxouLY)
Leaves New York, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday It 6:00 p. in.
bones Norwsih. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 6: 00 p. n.
Freight received from 7 I. m. to e p. In.
1111: Rccmilsl' Iberia Cami-y
Pcts'oseiiy Conducted rears.
Block island 8 dsye' Trl’i} ease.
Aug. S. 15, 22,
Gemini Springs, 4 days' Trips.
$12.50; a days, $15.50. Aug. 10, 11, 24,
31.
Cottage city. 5. days' Trips, arms.
Aug. 24
White Mountains, 5 day Trips, S23.
Aug. 10, 24.
Ausahle Chasm I doys’ Trip, 8'
Aug. 10. 17, 24 3'1. -
ANiagara Fall's, 4 day Trip, Sil'fl
ill-i
Thousand islands, 4 days’ Trip, ’1'.
Aug. 18.
Catskill Mountains, 6 “W
$14.50 from New HIv‘en. Aug. 11
Anoy‘: Tour, 12 new Trip, dread.
. Ill.
ANova Scotia, 10' dIya' Trip, 068.“.
ug.15.
11min} “all"? '1'“ f“: 3' -
W" I "P It!
For'tbe redo-t, lLdeIoi'lhIog 'eu
Tours. call on '
O. W. MADRID; Agofll.‘
,
Huntington
WEEKLY TR'I'PI' TO LONG ISLAND.
_.eamor .. .. ..
, .
Round Trip, In Gem .
ves steamboat do'ch everyrridoy.
M'clochamJorflu ”stop
tLoc'estOrove. Wars
"fir 111111111 It Huntington hid?
‘ se‘o' ' '11‘11 "
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