Tomorrow.
w
Triad a. m.; n :59 p. to.
gigs; sets, 7:30.
cam-mar. rataru'oi'a',
QALLO.
- Rssldsnos.
adios.
imth Norwalk needs a city wharf.
WI! one very much Indeed. and as
is" slip by without any action re~
' lag obtaining one. the cIty Is los-
metbods of the odlcials. As was
sad some days ago In theiSentb
‘ three acres of ground at a very
' "I‘m drain price.
property in question is that own-
, . y, the estate of the late, Charles
‘ tides which has been offered for
‘ ‘ :‘l‘he property originally coat
, amount unimproved. A wharf
, belt at an expense of about $2,000
shin}: the present valuation about
1M0 not allowing for the rise In val»
property of that nature. Where
could the the city secure a better bar-
' f, .
b in fact that the saving to the city
to cents per ton on coal alone would
N'than pay the interest on the in-
wtinent. There would also be a con-
able saving on unloading crushed
'for the streets and other sup-
inest every city in the country
Vb ch has a water front has a public
V rf. ."in this respect South Nor~
" is behind the times. it does not
inch of water front. Sooner or
it will become a matter of actual
Bsityto own a public wharf. Why
“ take, advantage of the bargain of-
dj‘today? If this deal is not put
ugh it is pretty good evidence that
lty isnot being run in a business
manner.
float people are not aware that the
today is In the real estate business
Ill, t is a fact nevertheless.
ery‘ day cartloads of dirt, and re-
. [tire being carted out in the city's
V as and the city it playing for the
,_ iv" ground'owned by private In-
iii'fld, Hand is converting, day by
land into excellent ground
ses. sites.
'oiry'l's‘in the strange position of
(hundreds of dollars a year for
' improvement of the property of
hi ”persons. ‘
Should this land be secured the city
nld'not only get a public wharf but
, .iedumping ground. three acres
to 'which could'bejconVerted into
alliable property. Why should
icibaiity} fi'tilj:to take advantage
trepportunity. . Certainly it Is dic-
" by good business sense and any
to concern would not hesitate a
youths lip ‘ImpI‘oVsmonts the
consolidated is Planning.
the ay of Improving its system
‘ you read does not seem to,
_ any expense. but such
.to be made in this direction
‘ ermanent, increasing the earn-
‘er’ 6! the property and putting
basis of equality with the’be‘sh
mdszin'the‘eouutw. . ‘
inprovements in contempla-
_»m.tr$cklng of the Harlem
branches: undertaking that will
do: ‘bereifrom $4,000,000 to $5.-
is
,7 the our-track work out of
Mechelle on the-New York dirt}:
.lbuildihg or" steel mantras ‘
at Naugatuch Junction over
., fine. the-same at Cacaob.
yonIeIPoint. at Saybrook and
four-other places. All these
' 'ta "exclusive of the Ear-
d—a’u— .
Till vnvsasr. V
the? ostlinportant. «Then >
Dinners ‘
Wfilfimlwfillll
Imiiag Rowdy Cm. CHM Of "N. h
lllilll. Sill. Til “MOI I0!!!
REGULAR DOG DAY.
There Was 90 ficr. Cent. of Humidity
Yesterday Morning.
While the mercury did not go above
the 84 notch. "unofficially." yesterday.
the large percentage of humidity in
the air made life hard for the strong.
let alone the sick ones. The percen-
tage of humidity was 90 early yester-
dowu to 80. At times rain fell.
GRAND ARMY MEN IN BOSTON.
A number of veterans of this city
expect. to attend the 38th national en-
monument of the Grand Army of the
Republic, to be held in {lesion the
week beginning Aug, 15. From print-
ed matter received bv oilicers of the
posts. It seem that the people of Bus-
ton wIlI extend generoushospilalily to
visitors. The round-trip fare from
Stamford is only $4.50. For the beueiit
of comrades who feel unable to hire
rooms at hotels and lodging-houses,
Mechanics' Building has been engaged.
it will be known as Camp Jack
Adams. and will accommodate 1,000.
Other halls will be engaged if neces-
. At the factual 0
day forenoon. By noon It had dropped i
f the d
the brave man
Who have fought In days of old;
Their bands they now Join as they all
‘fall in line.
A beautiful sight to behold.
{While smile tales they'll relate of a
poor comrade's fate.
Whom once shared their sorrows one
eye,
Ami wish he was here where be Is
cherished so dear.
’l‘o tningle once more with‘ihe boys
i
But those heroes wlm‘haro gone law
cannot recall,
Or will they respond to the sound o"
the hell,
Inc in silence they sleep, In our memory
l we'll keep
A record they earned so well.
(if many a brew fight on a cold win
ter’s night,
While endeavoring to conquer the
flames,
By endangering their lives. apart from
children and wife,
Brave Firemen forever, preserve
their name.
For the day will coontcomo when we
too must respond
To the long. last dutiful cell.
As we depart in peace our good
work shall cease.
'I‘Ivo fireball might sound, but we are
beyond recall.
M. A. READY ,
South Norwalk,
Member Putnam Hose. N._1.
-._._. M.
WILL OF ABNER M'KINLEY.
SOMERSET. Pm, :luly 27.-——-The will
of Abner McKinley. brother of the late
president. has been probated hero. The
Instrument does not indicate the value
of the estate. but the bulk of It is be-
nut-allied to his widow and his (laugh
ter, Mrs, Mabel McKinley liner. An
expenditure of $5.000 is ordered for a
suitable monument In the family bur-
ial plot, at Canton, 0.
_ “a“...
FRENCH CRUISER AT NEWPORT.
sary. The committee will supply mat-
tresses free, and meals will be served
In the building at a reasonable price.
The charge for board and rooms in
hotels is $2 to SI?- per day. in lodging
houses, rooms for two persons can be
had for $1 per day, and meals at 25
to 60 cents.
Sic other -
Kaitlin
l'5iuc Rename
, - ."M’
' ‘Tms 1am TIMELYTURU
cross—as iT elves new in
race BALE. IT is riMELv
we _ any: human rue
' . case an: eELLiuaar Lass THAN mt; emce;
NEWPORT. R.’ l.. .luly 27.——~Tbo
l-‘rencb armored cruiser Duplex. of the
North American Squadron. arrived
here today. flying the flag of Rear Ad.
miral iiivci. She was seven dots from
the Azores. Salutes were exchanged
between the worship and the forts and
naval station.
Samp\e Bags
3min a “on Burk Smarter
3“ glass illicit 7&3.“ lecc
HASE"FOR rue aoarou_
coaro ooa JULY cassa-
FOR ‘vou escapes THE
M taro Fens Lore.
Number. l
Ladies' Wrist Bass} mostly ,7
. black. assorted leathers. leath-
er handle, cited with purse.
. regular: price 76c. 81.00 and
lr-sunatonepricq‘. '
eWrist Bass.
: :, mwiétifl-iwll "l ‘-
Number 13
Ladies’ Wrist Bag. the best
and driest of leathers, walrus.
seal, etc, bags that are well
finished. with high class
frames. linings and fittings,
regnlar prices, $2.50, 33.00 and
$3.50. Sale,
rum, we behold
peet to be nominated.
have the Legislature. you know: but
If: we do, i expect to be elected. Yes.
I hope to be there when it comes time
for the melee."
should i make a campaign for?
until October.
campaign. is there?" ‘
«sandidate 1’" .
some astonishment.
trouble, atomac
F‘
Mr. Robert 0. Burks. Elnora. Iaratoga Co..
what magnificent results!
Nani of isllia
CUR after havfn
it I had to get u (:0!!!
with drepsy an m s osi‘
across “I: room. 1'. got,
was it a
den. a'l'ui [3:11:er
other symp
s of the
was so ba
all though
the n
“ex-00v. BULKELEY TALKS.
Hepea to Ba 0
'\ ial Melee. ,
"I hope to be alive when they count
the votes.”
[lulled States Senator.
“You expect to
be elected, . of
course?" was the next query.
"Why. certainly I rim—that ls. 1 ex-
Wc may not
“Will you make an aggressive cam.
paigu, Governor?"
"Campaign“ won't make any. What .
yet chosen themselves, and won't be
No use of making any
[inference was here made bythe r0,
porter to last week’s newspaper on-
nouncement by a
friend of the ex-(lovernor'a candidacy
for the senatorshlp. and he was asked
If he would affirm or deny
ctatcmeuis made In connect
the announcement.
close political
certain
ion with
‘r .1
"Why don't you go and ask’the man
that made those statements?" asked.
the Governor. to which lbw-porter
replied that. in order to do so. he
would have to know the Identity of the
man.
“Well. .i'ou know as much
I do." was the reply. .- .-
“llo you mean to any. I’lovernor. that
:obeas
.t
you do not know the author of the
published statement that you were a
asked the reporter in
"That's Just what. I mean to say. I
don't know who 'he is. nor dlihl imow I
anything about‘ the newspaper article
until I saw it in thiI paper."
When the reporter, expressed sur-
prise at this deliberate and compre»
hensive statement. the Governor re-
plied :
“Well. you see how easy it is for
you fellows to be mistaken . lume-
times.”
“lOVornor,” ventured the reporter,
“in view of seine statements that re:
cently have been made. especially
that about you ‘getting even' with Mr.
Fessenden in the last senatorial con-
test. will you not make a statement of
your relations with. or your feeling
towards Mr. Fessenden?"
"on. that’ssll in the past... We're
living in the present." was the “reply.
“Didn’t [spacial Mr. ,Fesaeadendudgettg,
advocate‘onday staff when [garlands-
pertinent commander bf stlfi Gr'and r‘
Army? l've nothing to say further
tbaa‘tbat." , 4. l
The governor here this
to some of the incidents of the last
senatorial campaign. among them
the fact that Mr. Founded assumed
the title. 'ithe man of the hour."
‘ “Will. you be the man of the hour
this tithe?” asked the newspaper man; ‘
"No. i won't." said the candidate
for senatorial honors. “l “$132”!th
longer than: the hour." ‘ ~- . l ., -
"it has been intimated, in view of
recent occursnees,” said the reporter”
"that In the last contest: when. you}
threw your Votes to Gen. Howls: and
secured his election. you did so with
the assurance that six years from that
time the Rs Ieytorceslwouldlai 31°“
in rour.famhi n tape senator. at
trutn Is‘thsre in that?"
‘31 never‘aiko‘d for’any usuranoe of
that kind,” was the y. ‘3
"Nor recei ‘ .
' “i never at ,
the Governor. in,» _
being: "New. dent
replies this one“ . .
Dinars simmer.
ill I
dead? said
I admonition
i
tried other advertised medicines and several ph
is to so times each night to relieve my bind or. i was all bloat
hr was so I‘lnpairad slat ”out: afar:
as u a a you
lead to try POLBV’i’iITDNIg CURI. (fan p-
had taken ths third bottle lbs superfluous flesh had gone. as wall as all
toms of Kidney trouble. I friends were surprised that] was cured.
lwaa gem todic. Ivory a
militants":
IIIIIIT’I DIIEAIE.
N. Y. Ir
have hsrfrom min
sly hose on,
o 0
3st frills
right's Dissass. sad
"lh‘l am glad to have
POLIY'I
clans. Before i as
w da a some one II to I
won srful medicine that oozed us of I “m" from m as away a”
has tr ad it has failed to be baasdttsd.
l
i'uncilions
ous waste matter from the blood as it, passes through them,
circulation to every part of the body.
properly by not straining out the poison-
tho poisons are carried by tho:
4 damaging the ditierent organs. This causes heart
trouble, sluggish liver and a host of other ills. all d
is
.1; > , -‘ .a‘ ,1 - ‘ ' ._
corrects irregularities and cures Kidney and Bladder diseases in
YC
TIIE' TIITIIL and
no to deranged Kidneys.
every form. tones up the
8“I
whole system. and the diseases that have
an r-
kifimv
u
of my farnilp
living when
worked avari-
aa they
not one that
Two Sizes, Sunsets and 81.00.
SOLD [Ill IIEDOIIEIIIEII If
_8HORT TWENTY verse.
n Dock for the senator‘- Rev. Father Kennedy Defeated at A. O.
H. Convention.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. .iuly 27.—~James id.
was
This was the reply which ex-Gov- elected president of the International
Morgan 0. Bulkeley gave to a Hartford iorganlzatlon of the Ancient Order of
Post man yesterday when asked spev 1liiberniana at a session of the conven-
cIIleaIIy If he was a candidate for tion In Music Ilall. which began at 9
llolaii, of Syracuse. N. Y..
o‘clock. Morality morning, and
.itt 9:30 at night. ‘No recess was taken
1during the twelve and a half
There was no light. made upon
Ian personally.
It was admitted by the
of remarkable exotmtive ability
The l urged, the best interests of the order
men who will (-homm a Senator are not i would he to follow out precedent and
put a new man at the ilt‘inL
international conwntlon of the
sinus.
The proceedings were all in
tire session. It Is stated that the
many speeches made on both a
is asserted that New York div
Ohio. Michigan
with big delegations, lined up
the majority of Pennsylvania's
was opposed by James Raglan,
one.
known as the Dolan ticket.
did not run for reelection.
ard McGinn, 0
His supporters conn
tended that the remarkable growth of
the organization since he became its
head should count. for much In favor of
continuing his administration
'falrs.
tion that ho had proveu himself a man
iiov. Father .lohn 1.). Kennedy,
New Haven. Conn, was the man upon
whom the Dolaii opposition centered.
Doinn beat him out by th‘lily votes,
in what In said to have been the. most
exciting content ever witnessed (ii an
yote between the candldatea. ludlaiia.
and West Virginia,
.for Union, Minnesota. New Jersey and
the District of Columbia were solid for
Father Kennedy. who also received
James O'Sulllvan, for vice president.
nesota. but won out by a majority,
This contest. too, when hard-fought.
.uw...
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
resulted from disordered Kidneys disappear.
because the cause has been removed. Com-
mence taking FOLEY’S KIDNEY CURE
at the first sign of danger.
having Bright’s Disease or Diabetes.
Do not rial:
sitlon.
the Dolan sI
Ni-
Carroll, Grn
- ended
hours.
Mr. [)0-
of at—
opposl- with.
. It was
third Tuosd:
vol e.
Oi
Mich.
Illhcr-
execu-
l‘e were
Ides. it
idcd xiii!
and attractt
first match
Whitman an
solidly
feature on t
votes.
SAID T0
of Mill-
maa. who is
;, j Ilia best assortment
7‘ a la
*é'a'nr' .
:l
inf Eesb I'ancy
16 F.
M. J. O'Brien, of Richmond.
was reelected treasurer.
was it. defeated by a direct vote.
was left [or the next convention to deal i beas corpus,
beat New York city out by a
The convention adjourned sine die
—.a... .._.._. -v.. N...
tween Ward and Wright and Ii.
in the singles, the match between
Clothier and Lyon promised to be the
tions were excellent.
NEW YORK. 11in 27.-Wllliam Cole-
‘served a term in Sing Sing, has been
O‘Suillvan was on what was'arrested here on suspicion of being
. . , the man who stole 360.000 worth of
James P, Bree. of New Haven. (Bonn. : jewelry from Mrs. (llark, daughter-4n-
. James P.;law of Mrs. Henry (lodman I‘otter at
Carroll. of Columbus, 0., beat out Rich 3 Couperstown, N, \'., about four weeks
f New Jersey, and i’. F. ago.
.,. , TELEPHONE ass-4. .
. . - a ..
«our » pportu n ity
Your last opportunity to obtain Extra Fine Cherry Currants for this season.
M" W screwball!" going fast
Pelicious Goff“. Ellyn Choice Teas. Fresh Country Eggs. Double Cream Cheese.
ate.
Ind.. . Loui
ud Rapids, Mich.
Ryan surrendered
W in Mill. I906 Slil'in‘Ugflractlon looking to h
close , moval to St. Louis.
Cannon. of Massachuscelts. for this po-T RTAN SURRENDERS HIMSELF.
Carroll was another man on:
Premises to Appear for Trial at St.
NEW YORK, July 27.——-John J.
The following were the four directors Ryan, the turfman, who was arrested
chosen: .loha P. Keeling, Chicago. ill; at. the Brighton Beach race track yes-
D, .l, liennessey, Butte. Mont; George terday on a warrant issued at St.
T. Butler. Inuisville. Kr. and P. 1“. Louis, charging him with grand lar-
iceny. today was allowed to go on ps-
The matter of establishing a national; role. on his promise to appear at the '
home was left, to the local bodies for ; time to be set for his trial at. St. Louis,
reports to the. next meeting. The In-l Ryan’s release was brought about by
suruuce features were left practically City Attorney Folk oth. Louis, who
to the state organizations, imismuch as ‘ had been informed that the prisoner
the proposiiion looking to a nutionaldiad prepared to fight the case here
insurance policy was not adopted, nor and was prepared to make application
It i in the Supreme Court for a writ of ha-
himself at the dis-
1
The next convention will be held at 1 triot attorney's oilice today after his
Saratosa Springs. N. Y. beginning the ‘ attorneys had decided to‘ oppose any
is Immediate re-
When State Attor-
ney Flckbelsen of St. Louis was told
;the situation he telephoned to Circuit
with the singing of "(loci Save Ireland." , Attorney Folk and explained that it
led by P. E. Farrell, of (lrand Rapids, ' would 1»: a hardship for Ryan to be
. l .Lcn to St. Louis at this time, as the
sale of his horses is
ill many spectators. The
scheduled was that be-
H.
; .
d Prentice. LIBERALS MADE
gained a seat at Owe
he day‘s program. Condi-
necessiinted by the
Hon, George ()rmsb
HAVE STOLEN 360.000. tlve). son of lord
said by the police to have tariff question.
follows:
4.157.
ls 1,473 votes.
.4
Crackers in 7mm
. Don't Babetbisbof great/tern. You want our Delicious Pound—Nut. Marble and
‘ Raisin Cake. the finest articlc'produccd. Come and Try It.
es E. Seymour
’ _ ¥ LEADING GROCER.‘
as West ‘.wcshlnaton Street.
1
2cASA‘TER 'BR ANS MILK 2c
LONDON, Jilly 27.——The Liberals
to take place to-
LQNGWOOD TENN'B CONTESTS- imorrow. Acting on Mr. Folk's advice.
WNGWOUD. Mass, Jllil' 2734'!” Mu. Fickheisen agreed to allow Ryan
first round In Ibe. contest for the east- ‘ to go on parole, on his promise to ap-
ern doubles' championship in tennis pear in St,- Louis for trial. With this
begun on the iAlil'IWOOIi courts llldllY’nndei-standlng. counsel for Ryan de-
cided to abandon the application for a
writ of Habeas corpus.
GREAT GAINS.
stry (West Sh’rop:
shire) in the bye-election yesterday.
succession of the
y-(lorc ((lonservn‘
Harlech. to the
peerage. The fight mainly'was on the
The result was as
A. H. Bright, Liberal. 4.-
542: W. (l, Bridgeman. Conservative,
Liberal niajority..'i8.t'i.h r , .
last election. ()rmsby (iore'qd‘e‘feated
Mr. Bright by 1,088 votes. Qtinsequent-
, ly the Liberal gain in this constituency
. At, the
’ l
w.
South Norwalk.
; This I is
it, ‘EETTER TAK
, Ill! ounces -
avaovanruia. ' *
I f 3%.!!!
,. mandolin;- famed s Mocha and at. coffee at 30: north. you‘iisirsf 6”“ W, . i "a f '" s“ 7‘.
one enemas Irand possessed Idliltji at 20. Ana tuccofiss, everybody know of of it mtfiflmfiaw“:
rioh‘riaverth‘at crafted coauthor every time its tried, abrasives-thy" speciah,,., , 3.3.1.1“: -, X, o3. ,
em to. ‘v : ARMOUR'O'LIAN GALIPORNIAHAMO.‘ . , mime."
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. wry-man. -~
say
was.
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