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lH, SUMMER
to be carried on by each church. With
. one service will be. held in each place,
‘yonng people will arrange t‘al'ryullu
r’i‘ncnduy, July 25-Eaai Norwalk, af—
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ESTABLISHED 1870.
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Sill liES
Series for the Methodist
Churches of Norwalk and
Vicinity Arranged by the
New York East Conference
Evangelistic Commission——
Held July 12, 14, 18. 19 and
ies of evangelistic services un-
ausplces of the New York East
nee Evangelistic Commission
held during this month in dif-
ce Methodist churches In the
l of Norwalk and vicinity. This
he the third year that the Nor~
group of churches has held sum-
evangelistlc services.
he purpose of these meetings in to
‘ 9 this work before the. people of
e churches during the hot weather,
lid thus prepare the. way for the. large
my aggressive campaign of the. fall
the exception of East Norwalk, only
instead of two, as was the case last
year. This arrangement ls made in
view of the fact that during the last
week of September amt the first In
October. it In propoaed to hold a simi-
lar series with two meetings in each
place.
The opening meeting of the present
series will be held at the Rowuytou
Methodist Episcopal Church on it‘ridny
evening of this week. The sermon will
he preached by the Rev. Dr. John 19.
Adams, presiding elder of the district
and a member of the Conference (Tom.
mission.
-On Friday evening of next week the
meeting will be held at North Wilton.
and will combine with it the annual
visit of the Town Epworth league to
that. church. Each league chapter of
and a large company of enthusiastic
Leaguers iiiattonfl.
0n Tues ay even as, the 25th inat..
the union meettn' ,or this community
will be held afternoon and evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The Methodist Churches of South Nor—
walk and Nor-walk will unite.
The services f the Rev. Theodore
S. Henderson w o conducted the (mill-
palgn of last winter, the been he
cured, and he will conduct the meeting
and preach assisted by the large union
chorus which was so popular while the
meetings were held,
The complete list of services and
apeakera is as follows:
Friday evening. July T—Rowayton
Mothodint Church. sermon by tilt:
liev.-John E. Adams. D. 1).
Wednesday. .Iuiy 12——-Ilnrlcu. Hermon
by the Rev, Spencer ll. bray.
Friday, July 14-Afteruoou, launon.
ltcv. (.iedrge iii. Blnhop: evening.
North Wilton. Epworth imague rat-
ly; diacunuiou opened by the ltev.
Ernest W. Byshe,
Tuesday. July iii—~8augatuck. the low.
A. h. Hubbard.
Wednesday. July 19—wWthport.
Rev. Ernest W. Byehe.
the
ternoon. the new George T. Free-
man: evening. the Rev. ’l‘hcodoro S.
Henderson.
At each locating all the nine Meth-
odiut pautorn will be present and assist.
The afternoon meeting; are, at it
o'clock. and the evening mmdingn at
:vi—ufim.“ .
BUT FEW ACCIDENTS.
Nomik Celebration Were Wine Lani
Night and Ke‘zt Out of Harm'-
it.
A remarkably small number of cele-
bration accidents were reported about
Norwulli taut night. Fingers of coul'ml
were burned and powder performed lie
unuattmmmfortabic function of lode
tug In eelcbratora' faced. bttt up to a
late hour not. a ataxia eerioua acci-
dent was reported.
OIITUAIW NOTED.
FUNERAL 01“ MRS. BYitNES.
The funeral of the late Mrs. 'f‘Imo
thy J. Hyman will be attended tomor—
row morning at it o’clock. from St.
Marylachurch. The cause of death
wan diabetic“... Although Mre. Byrnen’
oonditAoa watt known to be quite new
tune. her death watt unexpected at this
time. ‘Eufl‘rinfflwfl leave- n Iumband
r; children—40m 'f’.. eeventeen
of (an: Mary. fourteen; Nellie.
_‘ mytw’a . ‘
Mail L. B. F'E’l‘fftiilttTON.
The rennin“ b. in. Foibereou. en-
gineer cum in: Gildwinh, who was
“t
killed a inbuilt Friday afternoon,
were MIN“ Bridgeport to
fill bottle-1n New London Saturday
uftomoon‘byllil widow. The engineer
.Wllf? only. recently- married.
EVEN no
IIIOOIATIO PHI“ NIWI FROM ALL PART! OF ‘T'Hl WORLD IV. A IPECIAL WINE AND OUR OWN OPIRATOR.
Entered at the South Norweih
Poet-Office or Second Class Matter.
WAR DEPARTMENT MAY
CHANGE BELL lSLAND PLANS
Colonel Powell Writes to the
Selectmen that lie Expects
to Hear From Washington
Soon
Attorney Levi Warner, town couu
set, received a letter yeuterduy In an
swer to one he sent to Colonel Powell,
of New London. in relation to the dc-
lny of the Work on the Belle island
bridge. Colonel Powell slated ill the
letter to Mr. Warner that. tletlulte in,
formation in regard to the subject will
probably be received from the war de-
partment. at Washington during the
next few days.
The work has been entirely tied up
for the past. several weeks and the ac-
lectmen are dccdrous of having the
matter settled.
'l‘hcre in considerable fear in some
quarters that the war office will re
quire a change ill the plans. to provide
or a drawbritlge. First Selectman
.lohn Devine was of the opinion yea-
tertlay ut‘tcroon that definite word
Would be heard during the. coming
two weeks.
LONG ISLAND HANDICAP
WDN EASILY BY PROPER
First Event Taken by Cinchonia:
Second by Artful; Third by
Edna Jackson
NEW YORK. July 3 Proper, bucked
from 4 to l to 7 to it, easily captured
Illt' Long island handicap. one mile and
u furloug, at Sllcepahetltl tiny, today.
Summaries:
lt‘irat. selling. lust live. furlougu ol
ftlturity course-«t‘int-hopa, liii. Martin,
3 to 2. won: Latvsuuiuu, liltl, O‘Neill. 4
to i. uccoud; Avialou. 107. Show. ii to
l third. Time. 1:59 4-5.
Second, nix furlough, main course»
Artful. 117, Lyne, l to 0, won; lieur-
catcher. illi. Nicol ii to I, uecond;
Eugenie llurch, llil. O'Neill. 20 to 1.
third. Time 1:14 3-5.
Third, the Vernal stakes, last five
furlongs of futurity (i()lll'i-it'"- Edna
Jackson, 11.5. O'Neill. 20 to 1. won;
t‘uprlcc. 107. Miller. 40 to 1. second:
Running Water. 115, hype, 4 to 1.
third. ’l‘lme lztili 4-0.
Fourth. the Long island handicape.
one mile and a furlongu—l’rtmer. 119.
Burns. 7 to 2. won; Colonial Girl, 117.
Booker. 6 to 3. uccond; Mat-moo 93.
Miller, to to 1, third. Time 1:54 3-0.
It‘ltlh, selling. one mile—Elwood, lot,
Moriarty. ii to l. wol: Ntin-uu. bit.
liuirtl, TS to 1, second; Atwood. till.
Murphy. 7 to 1, third. Time 1:“ 1‘5.
Sixth. one mile and u sixteenth on
turf-«Dolly i-lpnuker, 108, liatrtl. 11 to
it, won; Broadcloth, ltlii. Mul‘iiu, iii to
5, second: Scltulumite, 99. Miller, Iii
to 5, third. Time 1:40.
UNDER THE WHEELS OF A WA.
G
Herbert Chlchuter. of Norwatk, Had
Close Call From Death.
in the excitement, attending the
Fourth of .lttly celebration, lust uvc-
hing. ilet'burt Chichesier. non of Mo.
Iorinan Chlcheatcr, employed by the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company. narrowly escaped death llll-
tier the Wheels Of a heavy brewary
wagon. driven by .Iohn (,llernch. it Well
known Norwalk saloon proprietor.
The lad received many confusions
about the body and particularly about
the lt'gti. over the fleshy parts of
which the heavy vehicle pauaetl. For-
tunately no bones were broken. though
the cum suffered severely front the
shock. lie was completely proutrntod
and Willi carried to hit! home about a
block away. at till Matti utreul, by Jo
neph llrotherlon. a clerk at the (lien
denlng l'hurmtluy.
lir. ll. ll. Went. of the. Wage Work:
cru' lloupitni, South Matti street. was
called and he arrived a «hurt time
later and attended the kid's Injurlcn.
it ill believed that he will recover but,
the inludleu lnuy keep him laid up for
home dayn.
One bynlimdcr eluted that young
Chlcheulcr darted bill from the. hide-
walk in front of the lentil. it wan
thought that the burden. bullied by the
cxplouion of fireworku. knocked him
down.
W
WAS A NOIGY CELEBRATlON.
’i‘he ushering In of the Fourth last
night wan conceded to be much more.
uoiuy than usual. due principally to
more noise making firewarku and more
buyer to explode them than ever be
fore. Considerable fun was had nine
in: the cartridges need to entice along
the line of the trolley». and allowtnl
the cure to run over them. The result
{via long series of defending explos-
one.
W
IURGLARO INTIH WARD ITRIIT
' HOUSE
Some one entered the home of An
thur Tl. Mnlkin, in Word Itreel. some
time Saturday night. On arising in
the morning. Mr. Mulkln found the
back door unlocked and a Hunt of
money which were placed on a shell
the early part of the evening. won
(one.
NO ARREST. Lfid‘f‘ NIGHT.
, .r in the chaos of
fould , was plentiful
In. Norwttlit , . night but the no
, did not ii any serious enough
,9. - distort to recite arrests.
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Fire Companies of the Town
lllJHlH‘
llflSEHliNliiS .
Billeilllil
and Various Fraternal 0r-
ganizations Fittingly Com-
memorated the Ushering in of
independence Day
All of the usual enthusiaam was
vented by the Norwalk nmall~boy anti
larger ones too in ushering in the
greaetst tiny in American history.
Fourth of July. The celebration colu-
nieneetl yesterday afternoon and con-
tinned to increase in volume of noise
tintii the great clitnux at tutti-night. the
actual beginning of itltltqlcntleuce llny.
when church bulls were rum: with
greater violence titan had been the
case since it year ago. (llaut fire»
crackers. cannon and nearly every
noise. producing instrument was
brought into service to proclului the
annual return of the great fentlve oc-
tfflSlUll.
(ll'cat boll fires, too. were popular
and willing ltnndu carted the materials
for the some considerable distances.
The police had their watchful eyes on
the lookout for thcue lire-s but despite
their vigilance :1 number more kindled
and furnished amusement for a large
number of enthusiastic young Alncri
Hills.
The police edit-t went out about tilt-
titty of Norwalk Nilllio‘ llnle ago that
any persons dint-barging fireworks be-
fore sundown on the third of .l-lll)‘
would suffer arrest. This proved an
eillcieni damper on the sillllll boy for
lifetime being but he broke forth with
all of his pent up urtlor us the. sun
begun to wane late yesterday ulter-
noon.
This year the variety of ear spitting
devices in even greater than ever be-
fore. as was quickly discovered. The
old stand-by, lire crackers, blank car-
tridges and cannon are still popular
as ever, however. The business ulrceta
of the city were noon littered with rent-
uanin of explosions and there the urt-
nul number of burned tittgeru and cult
totnary minor accidents.
The Norwalk Fire. ilcpnrtment had
made every preparation for instantly
responding to any nlarmn that may
collie in during these att‘enuoun two
days. A good slut-ll delegation of the
members iii't' ou ditty all of the time.
At ilit' Mtilli Rll't't‘l ill‘t‘ lltllliil‘h'. i‘lltwv
nix tutlgine Company, and Pioneer
llouk amt Ladder t.‘ompnuy combined
forces for litt‘ uuuul Third of July
night celebration. 'I‘llo celebration
plans were elaborate tutti included mu.
sic by the Second liegilncut Band, of
New Haven. and Svec‘n orchestra. of
South Norwalk. The musicians played
tiltuoai continuously trout Rlltli'ily be
fore eight o'clocc until mid night, As
the band would conclude ti selection.
the orchestra would begin and vicn
rerun.
The hand arrival shortly after 7
o clock anti Will; uucortcd through Wall
and Main atrceln to the fire houue by u
tlt-icg’ntion of members of the two colu-
puuieu. ’l‘llc tntlitnry musicians occu~
pied positions on the sidewalk near
the house. Two are, lights bud pre-
viously been placed ltt [touttion for
their use. The members of lfit' or-
chentra were. in the houne.
A large number of llt‘Uplv were al-
Irneted to the vicinity by the ohmic
and thoroughly enjoyed it. The fire-
men kept open houue for the members
and friends In the hotum. Sandwich-
uu, coffee otc..rwore served in great
abundance. The firemen will keep up
Ihcirvlgllto-duy all throughout luut
night and there will be relay» of men
at each place where apparatus in kept.
UNCAS HAYMAKEBB.
”
Farmers and Friandc Auembla to En-
joy a guild Time. With no»
freahmente.
A large number of the unuubern of
lincue liayluukern' Affiliit'llllltlll hum-m-
bled at the huyloft in lied Metl‘a ilnll.
Wunlttugton street, qut night. and unit.
ered in the gloriouu Fourth. 'l‘ltero
wun a bunlneun ftt'liltltlll early In the
evening. and thin wun followed by a
general happy gnlherluu. In which all
participated. There were flruworku.
vocal and Inatrtunomui innate and re-
frcuhiuentn of ice cream, ntrnwborrlee,
lemonade, cake, etc.
The newly elected ofllcern of the
linyutakcru were limitllled by Deputy
Stuart Mininnn of Stamford.
”a“... u.
PUTNAM HOD! OPEN HOUSE.
No Busineu at the Bunion. But There
Wu 1 Buoy Tim. Later.
A regular monthly meeting of Put-
nam Hose Company won echedulcd for
that evening. Owing to the fentfvitiee
In progress the meeting adjourned un-
til a later date. '
the unicorn and members of the
company served refresllmeutu through-
out the night. and there was nlweyn a
number of firemen on duty ready to
renpoud to any alarms which might
come In. ’
All vteitore were heartily enterlulm
ed. and expreencd their pleasure at be.
lug the guests of the company.
OLD WILL TRUCK COMPANV.
A Very Gueeeufui Celebration Held at
the Holden-mu.
Old WI Hook and Ladder Com-
. 1" truancy LAID UP.
i' . outer. who Is buiidfntt
. at Poem Indus. to
trim and ,
'gturids til evening
patty rig . royhily entertained that. eve
nfg with n tumult held a: the rear of
the truck‘ ilolinc on lievtlantl utrcet.
The mom norvcd was a most excellent
uric we: render-
Vsouru NORWALK. donut.‘,,runsonv. JULY 4, 1905.
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an auto ed by everyone. i
Mr,
S
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The members of: the CDttucil. the city
officials and viutting firemen and invit-
ed gueutu were timeout. to enjoy the
good things provitlcd.’ The layout
Wits as follows: ,
Clam chowder. uteatncd clams. bak-
ctl biueiinh, nan band; baked beltnu,
sandwiches. cake, fi'apped watermelon,
fruits, cigars and soft drinks of all
kinda. . ,
The, yard at the rear of the truck
houne was illuminated with ntringa
of electric lights and the whole fire-
house was wide open and thronged
with enthusiastic then who wluhed to
celebrate the (ICCHHIOII and enjoy the
provorblal hospitality of the com»
patty.
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE POLICE.
Kept Open House and Entertained
Many Vleltorl During the
Evening.
The South Norwalk Fire Police hold
a regular meeting last night, but can
eluded the business, which, was no-
important, at an early,,hotit'. 'i‘here
wn. then an open hence for all cone
em, and many visiting firemen from
all over the town were entertained.
There was a delicious claret, l‘ruit
punch, anudwleheu” cake, and other
refreshments. The: members proved
moat hospitable entertainers.
The committee in charge. was it. it‘.
Clark. W. ll. Masher, Frederick Ben
gcr and Frank linker. Captain liel'oy
Adams was also present throughout
the evening. and looked after many
details in the arrangements.
HOPE HOSE OPEN HOUSE.
ilopt- liouc, like the other compan-
len of the department. also kept open
doors for the tlfelueu and their
friends. The uauul refreshments were
Nt‘l‘t’lttl, with an abundance of eatablca.
Miller‘s Symphony orchestra played
during the etching.
NORWALK FIRE POLICE.
The Norwulk Fire Police field open
house that cvnntng. Jt)llt".~t orchestra.
of South Norwnlk. Tlll‘lllriilt‘tl music
nntl there wan a liberal supply or sand
wiches. etc.
build on
liilllilllililw
[Bil biotin
in Baptist Parsonage. and
Seriously Burned Miss Car-
oline Brown and Slightly
Hurt Her Father, Rev. F., C.
Brown
'l‘hrougll her own heroic etforln, MlSt-l
(furniiue llrown, slaughter of ltev.
lt‘rank t‘, Brown. pastor of the linpllut
t‘hurch, of ltowttyton. plucklly l-tuc-
cutuwd by an exploding oil niovc. in
extinguishing a tire In the parsonage
ratified by an exploding oil ntovc. to
doing at). howaver, nho nearly lost
hct life and was seriously burned, tier
burna would have been fatal, undoubt-
edly. llllll not her lather succeeded in
quenching the lialnen which ware
speedily inflicting injuries upon her
which would in a few uncouth; more
have probably been sufficient to chime
her death.
The other members of the family
left yeutcrduy for u visit to Aubury
Park and Mind Brown and her father
remuluett at the houne. Milli. evening.
while In the kitchen. In some uuuc-
countable manner. the oil utovo emu-
meuccd to blaze up and exploded, scat.
tertllg burning oil about the kitchen.
Mina Brown, with rare presence of
mind. seized one of the powder fire
extinguishers with which the residence
In equipped. like nuccecdtxl In puttlux
out the. fire In the kitchen. but In do—
ltlg no her ciothea caught fire and in
lean time than It taken to foil It nhe
wan enveloped In it about of ileum
which lapped her with their slinging
toughen. like run out into the yard
uhrlektnu lit agony as tho iluuiae pene-
truted to her flesh.
The pluck and preached of mind
which like hurl previously exhibited did
not tlnuert her in «pile of the fact that
she wan aware of her exceedingly
great danger. Silo lay down in the
gluon and rolled around. ”or father
then heard her untrained ehrleke and
at once rail to her pantomime and ex-
tinguished the human with bin bare
huntlu. burning bimnelf very painfully
In doing an.
Dr. ll. (1, Sharer. of South Norwnlk.
was called and dreaded Minn Brown's
painful borne. title It! not deeply burn-
ed. but the wounds cover a largo area.
her face neck and shoulders, lil‘illtl nnd
loge being burned.
Mr. Brown‘s burns were
to his hands.
ATHLETE MORAN CAUGHT“.
Jack Moron. a former Browu Buni-
ncnn college athlete, distinguished him-
ut-if nome time ago by jumping his
board bill amounting to ”$.60. lie
cane here a few days use from New
Hampnhlre. Sheriff ileuiiey nueceed.
ed in dubbing him fuel as he Wan
about to leave. He put up sufficient
necurlty to ensure his appearance be
fore Justice of the Peace W. 0. Clark
on July ‘15, and departed.
Home FRIOHTINID 0v rum
wank . .
A horse attached to it grocery wagon
ow ed by Carmine hi ole tell in Willi»
in u Itmt. taste by The animal
balm
conduct!
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Kerosene "Dill-"Lain; "Eltploded '
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ENTIN
IiiiHIiiiIli
ill] IIIII SIIIP
ntuuttss
Board of Councilmen Held
Meeting Despite the Noise,
and Transacted Routine Mai-
lers—Placing South Nor-
walk Bonds With Trust Com-
pany
A meeting of the Common Council
was held In South Norwelk last night
and considerable business was tran-
sacted in spite of the terrific noise out-
side. The electric lights burned out.
but even that could not stop them.
Most of the business was of a routine
nature. .
The meeting was called to order by
President lluthcr M. Wright. in the ab~
Stillt‘l‘ of Mayor Charles id. llow, other~
wine the full board was pronent.
The minutes were dispensed with. A
number of bills were read and approv—
cd .tind ordered paid.
The following report wnn then read:
The report. of the street. commission—
ers up to June lti showed expenditures
as follows:
All per last report ............ t 799.01
Show nccouut ................ 119.95
Extra horse hire ............ 448.2:
Office expenses .............. 44.71
l'n‘uglneerlng department ...... 12.96
Supth-u ..................... 04.44
ifurn account ................ 08.20
Repairs ....................... 20.29
Mincellnueouu ................ 339.08
Railroad Ave, improvement . .. 630.96
Muelttlumizlng ................ 004.37
‘ilurrltt Ave. basin ........... 1000
Duck lot account ............ 17.66
SeWer cleaning .............. 81.62
Gleaming pavements ......... 2:13.67
Cleaning crosswalke .......... 289.72
Cleaning basins ............. 43.91
Cleaning natural water courses 23.72
Repairing and Grading ...... lilo.“
Paving ....................... 78.30
Cure city parks .............. 5.25
Salaries ...................... 488.th
'l‘otul expenditure .......... $1.I09.01
'l‘otul expounca .lttti. l—Juue 16 $4,908.02
Amount of appropriation ....:ill,tlbtl.00
Total expenditures .......... 4,908.02
Balance ................... S :‘l.tltll.illi
The report was signed by the ermi~
tltlualoucrn. it was accepted an read.
read:
The Mayor and llonornblt- flout-d of
Councilmen:
Strut l hereby petition your bow
ornble body to extend the sewer on
Quinturd avenue to my lot on said
avenue beyond River street, it distance
of not more than 200 feet iwyontl itu
present extent up unit] tlvcuuc.
Aidt‘itltlil .I. Ilthiddi'.
it. was referred to the committee on
streets. with power to act.
A resolution was then presented re.
considering the. authorization of the
refunding bondu. changing them from
the ('ity Nutionui think to the South
Norwulk Trust Company. The reason
for thin in that the city bunk already
holds a lnrgc amount. The resolution
panned.
A resolution was then purified nuth.
ortztuu the Trust, Company to certify
the lit’ltltln.
titntncllmnn Mather then pref-tented
a liat of anueanmente which are over-
due. ltcuolutionn are to be prepared
for the collection of the. uneeanmenta.
Councilman Robina reported on the
bad condition of the railroud's walk on
State, utreci. The. matter was referred
to the atreet commieuloncra.
Councilman flarittiu then reported
favorably on ubntiug lilo taxi-u on the
iieth luruel. Society.
'i'ltln wun no voted and the funding
then adjourned.
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No QUORUM IN NORWALK.
Important Matter-a Are Allowed to 00
Over to Wednndly Night.
Owing to the fuel that a uttoritm of
members were not prudent. at lent
nigtu'u meeting of the Not-walk City
Council. the regular monthly neneion
had to be postponed until Wednendor
night.
have been brought up. among them bd-
Inu the dlnpoefllon of Kioudylie Park
by note or team to Munich tier. hock-
wuod. who contetnplnteu building on
hilt land adjoining.
Mayor (lent-3e fl. Button and three
memhcrtt of the Council were present.
Including Councilmen lemon 1‘. Hub-
bell. Henry “nitrate and Edward H.
Morehoune. City Clerk .l. Holden
lluributt and Mr. Imkwood and his
attorney. Judge Edward M. hockwmxl.
were nine on hand.“
CONFLAORATION lN ROMI
Ronald. July than serious condem-
llon occurred here through the explo-
me stored in an autumn tie arm in
the center of the city. '1' e rapid
spread of the fire canned grunt alarm.
especially an the itemize reached the
fifth floor of a modern hotel adiofn‘
in. the garage. several persons are
reported to have iota their lived.
“on
CHAIR. POI THC ALTAR IOYO-
litre. bake conduit who true form-
erly Mine Catherine array. has pro
planted to at. Mary's church dirty
«but» for the one of the altar him.
The. enclosure of a benuatftd and or
receive tlt'flllfli. and are being made to
Cow Walked Into
Through Closed Windowtgsslonals Took Ad
Smashed Bedroom Furuh‘tne Fourth of lul
important matters were to.
union by combustion of angina and hate '3‘ ‘ "
u-—--~\———~ I
are '
all?
THOMAS'I‘ON, July 3.-~F. E. War-
ner has a new cow that. is goingtcr
cont him a lot for repairs. The new
dered out of its barnyard yesterday.‘ 1,,
and Into the barnyard of W. W. Lee. at
near neighbor.
Being a curious bonnie this one
walked up to the Lee house and pour
ed through a window. it found Itself ‘,‘
confronted by another cow an graceful. ,
downy and mild-eyed as itself. Till“
second now, of course. was it looking
glass cow, but the Warner bonnie did
not know/that. .1.
The Werner bonnie went through the ‘
window. eradicating the looking ”
cow and the looking glass and wit 1 0
window frame fitting like a co .~..
about its neck. started to get out." Not, ‘
being used to houses the cow smashed
the bedroom. ‘
in the end the farm hands were 0‘!!-
ed from the fields and together flip?
extricatcd the. cow. Nobody was him.
not even bonnie. but the uelghborajly
that Mr. Tee‘s bill for bedroom 1W-
ture will be something big. ' '
1.000 PERSONS MAY BE'
tit
Property Loss AmouI-
Than One Mlllit‘lts
and Trains ,Wer'
”Jet? were
MEXiCt) (‘l’i‘l'. and for-
:ilceu from title fl(;(a minor
uananto p are l l~ _
million dollars. Trusty in
train which ran i
twwn ll‘upuato a‘l‘yon
wrecked and seven -.
and thirteen injure:y years.
Roton Point
ll‘fl.
the evening.
cooling up on
barge Elnpt
cow looking over its new home. mean». ' 9 .
. yesterday.
,-
' "supposed to bare .
‘ They obtained .,
hey forced an of» j
' l'rear of the post-offlo’o'
,4 .t’e" Block. from‘ a black-
DEAD m MEXICAN FM"Bliop across the river.
THE DAY AT ROTON.
'There_,wae an Immense crowd at
.C
Donald: '59
WANTED.
enjoyed in the pavilion afternoon and
evening. with music by Low‘e 9791‘9‘." ‘
’T'hc Ansonta Brass Band gave
a concert in the afternoon and Wheel— ‘
ed & Wilson's Band. of Bridgeport. in f '1
There was a large ex:
cursion front New York. fully -. 2,000
.eamer Isabel and
ad
~__..Jet was
PECK'S LE DG'eaterday
wenlaiuro
The Cylinder re hands
Will Have t tented by
Await Art‘l ‘ llonpl
'l‘o-dny will see
new lighthouse r
pletml. After NW"
to await the arriv‘ei agent
About cixqpn ilt't‘ll and
crele work ré‘malt, in South
day morning tynlmlian can-
imp work “TITO of his
Venn-r ban got'caofihe
with the it Pl’P. The,
being of ill full. and Mr.
perfectly d ‘ .mduring the
Inspector
Soul h
a racing Izi
ucea.
avenue.
FOR SALE *"
row bout with allll
FOR sites-std;i
of grass for sale. _
ow. Liarien, (30ml.
WANTED~~—TN NONWA
Norwaik, . '
rooms. with water of),
bio for hounglfa‘dplfttpl
Norwulk office of the
FOR, 55!!
z. Auto
"(fl
Apply W. G. Thdlfi‘tl. 133‘. .
no
use on _ “ I I
E :4v\~“g’hyi:"., .
order.
nationally in the chain are
“um-
: a w it kbcwmgoiom,
HDDflDm-y / A
' Ni halt '
_ ital
'f‘he dilution in very‘dttim' ‘
m it" ‘” H Mmunltton.
arrival of vll f 6"
t ~ 5 r, 0 -‘ ‘ Rivereld. Comet
EXTRA T‘ - ”E“ k.“ “'38 seventy aches
K ‘ t e. no “ Lots to suit all.
'l'housand’V ~ balloting]: lot while you are , I
Havel. n. ,. , *
independence ll”. of punk 4’ ‘J
on. the (,‘lilliitliltlflli‘ilwgh'
ponniblc. 'l‘hero hut-o.
heaviest pnaucuger dirt?“ it
for the big system ttr ng , .
hours. and the travel yeate lay was ggwgazum" ‘
very heavy. ’ ‘ '
For today all freighte poo lbic will {gxmwhlufl
be laid off and a respite to work jaw ltoo I
will be afforded trainmen. m Tiart'n i
For the rent. many extra couches 4
will be r'un Into this city today with
visitors.
RUSSIA'S PLENIPOTENTIARTEB.
8T. PE'T‘ERSBURG, July 3. -« ’i‘hnt
[Carpet-or Nicholas la sending ltuutiia’e
plenipotcntlarteu to Washington In par-
fect gtmtl faith In demonstrated not
only by the fact of clothing theta with
full power; to negotiate and conclude
a treaty. but In bin appointing cover.
at high olflclaie. live it in believed. who
urn ntiet-iulIutn In variouu brunette! of
the cabinets connected whit the new
llutiouu no adviuoru of the Runnlnil
plcuipobentiariee. in this way the de-
layu incident to referring peace we:
pilllliloiltl back to St. Pateruburg for
the connlderulion of the vurloun mill.
llllf‘lt‘ii which alwnyft cause u love of ,
little to itunnlun diplomacy will be av» ll
tiltlllll. , WONG, iifil‘m ly
.lapnu also in likely to pursue a slut trolyut» W q.
iiur plan. tier ey- 4. an
The retirement of War Minister Salt. all by the
huroff marlin the hunt overthrow of application.
the war party, draft. ltuhln
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HA8 PURCHAIID A CROWD! . .
ITORI. am If I
Mr. and litre. Willi-m Alexander lireet.
have moved from Hamilton avenue to
sliver-mine. where Mr. Alexander bu
ptll'chmd u grocery slum In company
with MI brother, 1min Alexander. Mr. IANTAM
Alexander will continue bi. work at m
betting. the name as before. ‘ , fl, 0mg”...
'IOR ante. .. m i ..
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Iron CALI - cnlliiti’. A mom inflow .
row but with attain; cute. out. and J ,
a recto gig. Allie carriage. and iv up“ as.“
new. only well. Thoma. 11$ lint :3 ti Mm
avenue. “ [or t plum
' 17 ““ " 'analuu. an
“i, an. immune
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