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snow-rs nifht. Bunny answers.
Fresh southsry winds. 3,
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Janos Wltll1 Successful Mid-Summer Event ' TN WEAN
.._...._.....
ilnion Men Who Stopped When
, lionilnlon Plilnlllsra .Wore lived Man- of the Lady Foresters In the
. Pavilion at lioton Point ,
The star of Columbia Circle, Lady TflfllLE
Foresters. gave its annual mid-summer I ‘
hop at the Roton Point pavilionhlast , . ‘
Put on Bulldinpsllaiia‘nprse-
“ . [Members ‘in’i
Consult .
mentandiioio work '
All of the union carpenters in
Bridgeport, who quit work when non-
i" .
' ‘ ‘ .. union plumbers were put to worlr with
Finely 'AfliOIlIIGd 'BIISIIIOSS them upon the same buildings «are
, mm ”3|. corner GI MOII- back at work to-day. agreements'hav-
ing been made with the builders that
NO ”III CINSIIIIII SII‘BOIS, I! *3 W03“ noltlimdref “mill-twigs“ nlten.
., . a so on w eer e ran an-
, Occupiedbyihs OWIIOI' Illd ed tle-up,.for a time at least. Man!
, ‘ builders are anxious to get contracts
., .‘ “3“” 0‘ “‘0 3‘0” finished before the threatened strug-
.i. . gle for the open shop is instituted.
Another large and well appointed Masters of crafts other than the
building, in South Norwslk has been plumbers stated today that there
completed and is now occupied by the would be no lockout of the other
owner and lessees of the stores. Over trades. Two expressed their opposi-
‘e'vyear agoJoseph Decesa. who has tion to any suchstep had said that it
been a resident and. business man in the plumbers were tied up it was no
South Nomik for many years, com- reason why all of the other masters
menced the erection of a new block at should be, On the other hand the
the corner .hg. Chestnut and Monroe master plumbers are said to have
streets. The building covert! a ground been assured co-operation from the
areaof 57 by 63 feet, and is three inter-State association which organi-
J The executive T’thniitseof the boil- ,
ermalters emp rib! theNew York. ' 9
New Haven ' foi’flfsilroad, rep-
‘ V ‘ resenting thefiafimfilrhfiom at the . ML. night to a large number of members
Japanese Suite First ".1 pm. :1;;:g*-,32“:::i,,,:,,.°“,. my; lie lies a Bid Ranch and is In the g'rfian‘dskeglatny of dthe yai‘l‘ngfpeo- Subscriptions ioSiocli Will‘ll
. no a on orwar to s unc-
ideni Roosevelt and by ltlm $350 grnmrg‘i‘mggh‘fagggagn; Business-Ex-Vlce Presld- “0,, Wm, ”Nude“... Nahum... Alioited 8,500 to Each Per».
Were Presented to the “us. wages and nonunion was sisneil by eni of One of Bridgeport: the “tummy c001 “wins “6°“ son. and It is Proposed to
, both arties about one year ago, so much to the enjoyment. The pond. ,
sian Envoys—llonors Paid tension. of the boilermakers which ~Lsroesis Concerns~ln Ilin- iarity or this organization was sssin Make the Line a Popular
1 f v' weeks. proven by the fact that the hop drew
by Ci‘llISBl‘ TIMI“! . “h‘ftder :rbgfeflsztsslon of the commlt- In“ WWW WIIII Ml‘. UBIIBII- a very large concourse of young peo- Local investment
‘ teelnen they Journeyed to the railroad er IMI "Imam H. Adams pie to the grove. The dancing floor
. , . e u 0 r was In splendid condition, An important and enthusiastic meet.
mlfimngohiftixnlsggg'gfiifhhamgg 3:2; 33%;? w‘Iihlf‘r $41 thupé’nfii‘efi- . ~ The nifair was a grand success from ing of the corporators of the New
~. . - dent Hibblts and-J'tvérd‘l'n‘ conference Missing Albert N. Stanton, Of every standpoint,especialiy financially. Canaan Street Railway Company was
Japanese peace commissioners. togeth- Wm, hm for in $1.“, otf’the d“ Bridgeport. Who lived for some time and those who were present will long held yesterday afternoon at the office
or With their suite. embarked for OYS- it is understdo‘d’fl' 100d authority in the Rider house. West avenue, has remember the occasion. Dancing began ,of the Norwalk Securities Corporation
tor Bay early today for their official that the presentlis cement between been definitely located in Oregon, Just at about 8 o'clock. Lowe’s orchestra in Wall street. The’aifairs of the
presentation in P703160!“ EWING" the company and lermakers will outside Portland. furnished most excellent mustn‘t this new company were discussed in an in-
and their introduction by him to 801* not M materialiy‘i‘rnh ‘ ' except that A letter has been received from‘Wii- event. Many encores were called for. formal manner and though organisa-
glus Witte and Baron Rosen. the Rus- they Will attempt‘flo .mum from the item H. Adams, of Portland, Ore.. and the popular airs were received tion has not yet been perfected. this
also .peace ianOYii- The 5308118“ company slight mimic “‘an the with which contains the information which with much enthusiasm, The dancing proceeding will soon occur.
were the first to flirt 10? Oyster Bay ' blob are unim— mum of so much interest here, continued until about 11 o'clock, and So much interest is being manifest-
ter of shop ruliib. .. .
gmflé. in height. it 1. well built, nation can be expected to m“, ad- and according to the program Will be rtant except 'to‘t 'msn involved, Mr. Adams was a resident of the young people were conveyed to ed in the welfare or the new com.
nicely arranged and very convenient vantage or any opportunity to “‘9 “I“ t° “1°“ “‘9 ”ream“ :he that they‘wtli try to provide, in Bridseiwri from 1868 to 1878- He was their homes in six special care. Daily. which will provide anneiectric .
The 1apsnese,s'larted on their tour. - . . a member of the once famous Ec- The success of the aifair is due to our line betwoen Norwalk and New Ca-
rley in an unostentatious manner. At :Ee::;:cf2:d£gffi figfflggngftfi‘; lectlc Club and enact the founders the “minus efforts of the hop com- nasn. that it is confidently. believed
8 o’clock several carriages drew up road of the Bridgeport Board of Trade in mittee and material assistance was that trolley cars will bring the new
in front of the Waldorf-Astoria and That the differences between the 1876. together with Mayor Mort. '1‘. rendered by Dr, West,"l"heodore Tobey. places in close'conncction in a few
attaches of the hotel began to place company and than“ are not as ser- Clarke. John Pond, D. M. Read, R. B. and Miss Lizzie Blake. The committee months.
the envoys' hand baggage in them. At 10“ a. those which caused the strike Lacey. Charles RaeBrothwell, Zalm‘on who arranged and successfully carried in speaking of this meeting, Dr.
8:30 o’clock Baron Komiura, Minister a year Bibi! certain. One member at Coodsell. E. N. Sperry and Captain out the affair ‘wag compoged of Mrs. William F. Acton. who is one of the
Takahira and Consul-General Uchiia the committee said yesterday that it John McNeil, Theodore S. Tobey, chairman: Mrs. corporaiors. said today:
entered the first carriage, A. Sato and would be ill advised to “y anything at Since 1878 Mr. Adams, as a mining Mary Jondreau, Mrs. Margaret porcu- ”Yes; the meeting was a very en- t
H. W. Denison and two of the minor this time on what they were lookina engineer. has been engaged in his pro- pile, Mrs. Mary Riordan. Mrs. Mary tbuslusilc one. Subscriptions will be
attaches of the suite occupying the for but when the mdtter of ' general fession in Mexico, Alaska and various Huey, Miss ’l‘lllie Erickson. Miss Em- allotted in small amounts, $500 to each
second and third carriages. while the inci‘case m W838i suggested he points in Canada and the United "y urennan, Miss Lizzie Blake and person, and local investors will be glv.
fourth was filled with Japanese ser- replied by asklill if * 'u remember- States. He has a national reputation Mas Ada Waterbury, en an opportunity to subscribe. so
vents. The party drove to the New ed what they 80! wh ‘ they demanded an an expert. He is a member of the thli ii will be is popular affair."
throughout. The greater part of it is strengthen its position.
devoted hmhotelpnrposes. So far as the plumbers, gas utters,
'1‘th I,” four large stores on. the steam fitters, tlnners, cornice makers
first flow. The corner: a room 24 and their helpers, who are on strike.
199i boogie. and the room back of this. are concerned, there was nothing new
aboutjfl'o'ho'et square, will be occupied in the strike situation to-day. The
by Mr. Moss. These are very hand- bosses on one hand say that they havo
somelyrflahed,,the corner store be» plenty of out of town men to do their
I01: a tiifl nor of beautiful design. A work while on the other side the rep»
3 in pan! on, with golden oak trim— resenistlves of the different unions
Flinn saturates this room from the who go about the city watching the
one connecting, progress of the buildings. say that
The two other stores in Monroe they have been unable to find half a
tier-go; are lar s and Well equipped, one dozen non-union men anywhere in the
leaned y Dr. V. G. Tito and the cit . York Yacht Club landing. at. the foot 0 e or o, A that Engineers' Club oi New York, and is At yesterday's meeting all of the
other by the East India Tea Com- Complications are bound to occur 0' East 23"“ “'9‘”- arriving “‘9'" “ Smitgltlymgguéulawflk. fit the‘coni- well and favorably known "1 Europe. WOMAN AND SIX corporators were “the" present or
today. All the ceilings are of metal soon, for the carpenters havg taken a 815. fifteen minutes ahead of mud puny had strike break”! there the next About three or four years ago Mr. CHILDREN MIQWNED represented. The corporators have
in deep and fine desgn. All have front stand against working with non~un- “'9 ttme. Commander Evans, 0‘ “‘9 day and they went to work. After a Adam" visited Bridgeport and dim“ . pledged seven] thousand dollars "° 1°"
- and back entrances and like the two ion men on any buildings. naval yacht Sylph, was at the pier few months bothaldes'iwere willing his stay there impacted the American m ward the project. but it can be readily
with three steam launches with which ‘ ti 0 Tube and Stamping Company’s new ' . bet!!! that there Will be opportunity
to convey the party to the United fifgsxmg‘ihgwmgofir 02:39:“;“3 plant. which at that time was in pro- PCI'IY want 0|.II BOIIIM II “ml. for many others to invest in the enter.
states cruiser Tacoma. which was an- cess of construction. “a Kansag and Have “I prise. for the corporaior's subscrip-
chored in nlidstream’off the pier. 5m tmftgg‘im“ ""3 "mm Mr, Adams was introduced by the ’ ’ N lions will, too, be limited to 3500
Baron Koniiura. Minister Taitabira. v " writer of these lines to Mr. Lieuchcr. Yet Been Found , , thh' will?) «inactivated. fictivefir. that
Consul General Uchlda, M. Sato and i the miners ogist and chemist of the ere W e on e a I'm! or e S“ .
Legal Adviser Denison were taken of! "'L‘M’ANS ".21....“ “AN AWAY' concern, and the professions of both WICHIT A Kane All at 544‘". scriptlons. and it will not belong be-
in the first launch, the remainder of Animal Owned by Thomas "m.“ experts being along the same lines a . .. K“ . fore they are all snapped up.
:he suite and the servants following In “9M8 Steinbuchei. together with 18" The 30‘1"“ construction 0‘ "18 road
_ quick appreciation of each for the .
the others. "There was no demonstrs- Fflghm‘“ at ”I Automobile other was formed. ”"99 Chum” and “”95 children 0' will begin as soon ii! iii
. . g _ ‘ . easy is
tion at the pier. but the ambassadors 0'0“ "root. Norwsili, flowed with In ““0““ mm 0‘ the country Mr. Rev. and Mrs. D R Lyncb '1 “all!“ raised. The oorppngiprse £9052:ch ‘
I
. milk this morning i 8 o‘clock. _ bar. are all believed to. have been organization and ‘leot‘
Ighugguoggdnfiwtgelgggt mind‘s“; when a horse owned by Milt Dealer Adams had built furnaces for smelt drowned near this city yesterday. The ably. .in the coursg 0, t “e‘n‘ent 'few'
ing ores. His process was similar to
up lionlflido the cruiser. Tsomgfiglgdgzschfi :r'l‘ytenoéinca‘t that of Mr. ”anchors and the two party went out boating and early this weeks.
‘ morning had ”0‘ been found. Rev. The cor raters of th com so are
The Russian peace plenipotentlaries . _ discussed the practicability and feas- u a ‘ of th First DO . e y
left the St Regis Hotel about an hour flfifiif'xu'fivfmh'figgigffig‘“$533,, ibliity oi the process as adopted by mr' ”M“ p s or e William WardwelL, John - ”Bliss:
ti ted. and have high ceilings.
It W'th’el smgd tiger is locatedhthe FUSILADE 0F SHOTS
p par or. o co, ining room. w ere
impala. will be served on the European FOR CHICAGO ROBBERS
flanadfid rtwenty-tvgmsleeping rooms. , ,
. nan t on to two roams, tol eta, .
mum, mm mm. m. Thieves Escaped Without Their
‘.,d‘hs‘tliir3dfloor contains twenty-four Boo“,- But Th". Innocent
bed rooms. two baths, etc. The rooms .
are on large. can , j brown into People Were Wounded
gigiltes, and‘mnh ‘ ,’ "or double _
s. as , e" ,v e «'occupan s.
The furnishings a *all new, and 9" CHICAGO, August 6.—ronr officers
tasteful design. The hardwood floors of the police force last night sent a
are covered with Oriental rugs, and fustiade of shots after two robbers
npgr floors, are well lighted and ven-
. Methodist Church of this city. ,, t,
"‘9 helm" “'1 stairs “9 nicely ‘33” who had stolen goods valued at $2.500 later "I“ the start 0‘ the Japanese boost. Which it it claimed is being the American Tube and Stamping ' gmflfihuilhexseneeem lmW‘S ‘ “ ~
noted throuslmui» from a baggage car standing in the “‘0‘“ ""3 w"“°""““"‘“ “r- w“‘°~ superseded by its mechanical cmnoeti- C°'““““" “m "'9“ “““h "“8 °°‘ WANTED J r' slilluia but inside I ' >
on Pub nmhwitihthf reanwy “m m we“ mmmh "We" Th“ Egdggeugokirmiln It‘llldelefg'liig‘ilab him “0" cu’I'rlfeLvlt-e president of the American ' the town or Jliti'evr ordain, and'us“ tier ' ' ~ .
.5. i.,'.c , » boo. .. ‘. h.lulll hb~ . o— 00 ~
ii" “Will“- i‘iifiiarefi'h‘i‘gfié‘ex$233433... solidi “‘9 ”00““‘0'1 ‘0 “19 ”Obi land‘nlv wbiil; he :zggul‘ltii): £33533 32733.? “"9 ““0 Stamina Company. Albert WANTS AT ONCE. 3 0 K9 Hyaii. William F. Acts . Frsnlt H
Prof. F. De Martens and General Ver- , N. Stanton. withdrew his interest and “Pd two "“1”"“398- Apply Mra Wil- Merrill and Reed 0- HflVi ihi‘. Oi’ N9"
moleff followed in a carriage. Sevoral 32?]: 013%: gnazlogii: rlguyxnlncél It: resigned and it was emphatically stair “m 23 "“9“ “”99" “5 3‘ Wflik-
aiigiggrflsnyffltiggl eghgygi‘ozmu‘luglrlgt automobile pm. m an appearance. The (383:3; gidhgeegoggllénsga‘222.agML‘; WANTED ~ SEVERAL ACRES Stl‘tici fl "on”. line, with not 03‘.
to Portsmouth by train. gsfd'gfiywtl’i’lr‘iilgtrlt‘l): :::|.:3?.h::% engage passage on all outgoing siiifllll- 1‘1“?)- with RE”! elevgxatcd, In?” A21]: much“) "Silkfrflfmm "‘0 ignfligmi‘“
The Russian party reached the land- IWO close boiled and commenced her. but this MOI"! Wiii‘Dl‘OVo it W88 2,“ OWN ’“ “5" ti ‘1 "e ’5' 6t Co on“: ”Pk ‘3? h“ C “5 .
log at the foot of East Twenty-third pitching ahd careenlng like a ship in 0"" “ ”mm" 0“ ”‘5 Pm *0 “"0“ re" " “"9 “n “e' . ,‘m‘i‘a‘ly r“ “ °“ '3 ”W ““3" n
and at Broad River to New Canaan,
street fifteen minutes betel-e l0 o'clock. a heavy son. He tried negotiating a 0:0 further inquiry “ to m“ where- WANTED _. NEAR NORWAIR, over the mom direct road to the New
when tiller were ldue. but? were incl steep bank and succeeded so admire a “Wham“ even went 30 m a, m farnl of ilbout 15 acres. Must be good Canaan post-oilice. thence over the
ignited? leggings Sychtllling ‘f‘lglaiIagy vAcae :le Sighealszuiglmn ttsfnki’ln‘ghiin: 2:31: seek m interview I“ order ‘0 a“ “w {:33 5‘23" we.".“ngragemmicmm' Imw'isbmrg: 13hr; f: ("mil r‘hiudtge oavti'ld
distant Secretary of State Pierce. Mr. anti bullies of inllk were tossed out. statement published th I “9 had “I“. runs In“. on c l ' [fiivateopnoperly to the eNcwwh'orl:
t:llitte and Baron Rustin entered the A stream of lacteal fluid was soon fili~ guitar: t‘z‘gpag' :ubligh‘t‘ignm 2:; WANTID —- SENSIBLE YOUNG state line, or from the terminus of the
of? grui‘i’igé‘éxfi'.‘gngi‘tvfudggahfgd ""5.i.'.‘§.ih‘i'i"§3"tue runaway horse with "if"? "m" “in“ ‘m- the "m” °‘ "if" niml “high" ‘2.‘§:‘.§i‘.ll‘“t'“3.‘:il gglmnescr:kut'rncfiils“L‘Ilaihea‘gewl‘galbggg
the remainder of the suite went in ed off at a mad gallop the wagon "me ““9” h“ had occasion to meu- fl It“; yh'elqibraieyd ex art. yPoiiitions roadp aty or near the junction of the
another. Mr. Pierce went out in a l'iithliug Itself and with 'Ultl exception tion m "”0“” newnpapers m” fact it ea t eh G e Hit-hm Towle 140 New'cnnnan road with the Silvennine
gig from too Chattanooga When Mr (I the top remaining intact. The that M" stanton "“3 °‘“ we“ and an“ n e ‘ eorg ' " V I
' . est 103m street, New York. at; bi. road, through, over, and upon the Bit-
Wh , to. e i.
"3w”? s3 t ‘i ii a
e . A use» , R .7" - i an b the officers. ion ve eel-local .
Netitiiniion to ill . h t‘&‘- A“ the hgweven The wgundeed Ely-1X; y
plumbing work is “#959363“. and “Ch Lieutenant James Lat-kin, in wrist.
floor contains hot and cold water, Morris. Cohen, shot in leg,
0~bilndl38 ‘9 hated by a large Mrs. Cohen. ear shot off.
Ric mend boiler, 100““ in the 091187. The robbers loaded the booty On a
3M there is both 58.8 and electric “Sui wagon and drove larael Jacobson'i-
in all rooms. The fixtures 0f the hi“ shop. where they tried to sell the plun-
for are 0' artistic desian. der. He kept» them dickerlng whili
Landlord Decesa has named the his son ran to notify the police.
, lace the Central Hill-91. and has "”3 Detective Foss saw the thieves half
ettered on the windovm of the first a block down Union street and was
floor and a large sign on the building. first to fire after his command to halt
The hotel was opened today. and all had been ignored. Then Lieut. Lar-
lntercsted are invited tooall and make kin began to shoot and Queers O'Hara
an inspection of the premises. M"~ and Sullivan Joined In the fusllade. but
Decesa will be pleased to Show the the robbers hurried away on foot. The
building i0 anyone. only effect of Uil‘kin'a tire was a shot
The mommy has the power to con-
‘ which lodged in his own wrth Follow. Witte. followed immediately by Baron counterpart of the Flying Dutchman ‘1‘“ If” “m M“ Lieucber were m com~ vermlnp, road through Silvermine to
JUNIOR BAND BEAN SUPPER. ed by several hundred persons who Ration, stepped aboard the Chattanoo- safely went to Wall street, where he muntcuiion 3““ interestedmtiogetber ‘“ WANTED—EXPERIENCED opE- the New Canaan DOM-0m“. n3
' .... had been attracted by the shooting, the go. an nmbusador's salute boomed ran on the sidewalk at the post-office 9'"? “‘“I‘umme 0‘ ”M" 9". mm on am“. new“ meme“; 8;. . .
Successful My.” ng in East Avenue thieves ran until they reached a con- out from the cruiser. The cruiser when someone tried to stop him, and Something 0"" i1 your all" M“ so a few pm; to learn that line of Fan SALfl ‘
Methodist church. yenlent spot, where they jumped into weighed anchor immediately and start- did not leave it until lsaat- street was Lleuoher resigned from the American work, Early lpplicfluona should be . '
A bean supper w“ glue“ to .the a buggy and escaped. ed for Oyster Bay. , reached. There were ploniy of poles, Tube and summit! Company'as be made to Dennis & Blanchard, 132 Wa- FOR SALE __ CHEAP, THREE
members of the Junior Band, test are Cohen and his wife. who were sit. Opposite to the yacht lending is a fences and buildings along either side differed With I man by "i" “m9 0‘ in street. 125-2739 “1'3 rugs. 3x6, also two pair lice hurtslns,
nlg and twenty members turned out “III in “ON 0' thbil'\lhi)ll. were h"
to enjoy what turned out to be a thor- by stray bullets.
oughly good time.
The beans went faster that the time WANTED TO SEE JOYCE.
recreation pier, the side of which was of the narrow passage way, but noth- Bucll whom some of the stockholders ,
lined with curious persons when the ing was interfered with. The nine- believed knew more about smelting WANTED—STEADY. nanny, RE— 3136:39592‘;”gxflgoa‘m::{geft £33.}; .‘
envoys entered the launches. When way took to the brick pavement on steel than Mr. ”9‘me did. liable man (married preferred) not ov- Norwalk. ' a: at '3»
Mr, Witte and Baron Roaen came in Wall street and was stopped at the Mief Mi. Lieucher 10". "i060 "“0 or 35; for general work. Reference re- '
view of thTs crowd, a cheer went up corner of Water street by Charles P. backed Mr. Buell “300%?“ that he quit-ed. Royal Bonab Company, and FOR SALE—A GOOD PIANO FOR
it would take to tell of it, owing to the
fact that a few of East Norwalk’s Mrs. Knlpp Thinks He May Know and there was aclap ing of hands and Addison. did not know as much as they thought of Newtown uvenuo trolley line. Nor- e. rv m r m n" to _
, professional bean esters were pres- “hunting of Her Jewels. waving of handkerchiefs. Mr. Witte The owner appeared on the scene he did and he was discharsed “iii an walk. ‘ of Bi alumna,“ “fiakeiiapfim‘fim do“ ,3:
1 ant and 3130 most of the other mam. and Buon m, u '0" u Ihfi (“bar in a few moments and (II‘OVG back. ‘0 010"! V’" m3d9 ‘0 TQ'WIISL the COP Ww--—"—'--~—~ ~“‘— For particulars ‘ddl‘fllfl I. omcs ’
.. 1,9,; of the band having 1,03,, (been, Mrs. Augustus Knapp. of Greenwich. members of the suite. lifted their hats Cross street to pick up the debris. vices of Mr. Lieuchor. but be snapped writeup—AT ONCE, 'rwo MEN 30x 49 "Dwain, v .3 3,
there before. Speeches were heard “1°59 Widen“ W" ““8”“ 0“ M“ and iimiioii Ind bowed in reply to the The damage mounted to several his “use" and flushed with I thrill to work as helpers on well drilling ‘ '~ “Wm .. .
from a number 0‘ the members and a 20 last by a fake telephone lnspec- cheering, , dong", The horse was uninjured in of the shoulders, typical of the for- machine. Apply to E. N. sipperley. POR GALE—SPECIAL BALE mu
thoroughly social time mu, enjoyed. tor who stole it pair Oi diamond 03" OYSTER BAY, N. Y.. Aug. br—ln on- the oscspude. Oitllfl- westport, Conn. at iii August only, Michigan SM] Boat Co. ,
The collection taken up amounted to rinse valued at 8500. a diamond rinz tlcipatlon of the arrival of the peace -——-—-—-—-———-——— ids-Vice President Stanton was launches, 16ft, l h. .981“). Wit. 2 h.
“-71 and the President. 3“,", gym. valued at $55. and other "tibial of envoys. Oyster Bay assumed early to- WHO IIOKI WINDowsf deep. 80 was Mineralogist Lieucber, WANTED—6 on s CARPENTERS 9.. “25' um. 2 h, p. ”,5. Cabin
wood, was very much pleased with small “1““ while he pretended to re- d” an activity ihli hill not been no- --'-'-‘ bi“ i390”? 5“" it appears I!“ been at once. Apply on the 10b. 13 00000” cruiser. "21 foot and ti ," wooden
t outcome of the affair. pair the telephone, ran “D to Stamford parent since the naval review off this Norwalk Polloe Notified Yesterday W. H. Milli": Th0 ibi‘iib have com- street. new school house. Horton d: launches, lbi‘ feet, 11‘ I. p., Illli;
’ 'r, e much satisfied benneril retired in an automobile. VW-em” morning. harbor "V0 years ago. Hardly had “is! ons Threw stones binsd. Heminwsy. Contractors. at 3i 171,5 (not, 13‘ or 2 h. p.. "80. Row and
when all was over. hoping that. they ‘0 39‘ ”4 l°°k 3‘ 090"“ Joyce. “‘9 3“” daylight account when Mimi! with Ii ‘XPN'I- First ‘0 1° West W” Mr. Adams duck boitlil, all prices. Catalogue, 49
'1. might have a comfortable night's rest, pected telephone thief “m0 m“
o
parties were observed coming in from Captain n, pl, Morehouso, of the ""11 headquarters in 90PM“. 0'9- WANTIJFGI§1:TOITOENERAL Water “may, 0. h 31, John, agent
-a
w]: ch wag oubted b man , Old ecial- taken there Wednesday. M”- Kim”, the surrounding to\vns on Long island rw oiic .VII notified “5"]. Mr. Adams made trips to Alaska. hougework, C.“ evening, 39 Want a u
ly talcum eynoldii. yAnothyer ogthese did “0‘ see Joyce, because h” had been and "OMEN”! 31°“ the lbw” board. Ia‘li'tinirii‘rib‘lipthatetwo windows (y): the u:- Nome. ”‘9 Devil's 3“ ”hi“ “Id street. South Norwaili. as It ._
delightful instances will occur neat 30b ‘00“. and she WM dihflPPOibin- ed their boats early and began prep- bound Pittsfleld Express were broken British Columbia. Next to follow was LOST
’ Friday evening. at 7 o'clock sharp, and The defibriviiim she 83W 0t her “‘9' sratious for taking out friends or par- about 4,30 0-010“ while um train .5. Mr. Stanton, who bought a tract of WANTlD—ONE HALF BUBHEI. ‘
it is expected that there will be at "“0“” thief satisfied the police he was “35- passing through NorWalli. No one Will. no large that it might be styled of black currents to be delivered at LOST—BETWEEN W ABHINGTUN
least mm, as many present “ were not Joyce. Mrs. Knapp is quite 90st» A heavy mist. almost ii fog, hung “w any mlseie hurled though it was a ranch, within eight miles of Port- once. Mgr-hot price to Mfg, Harry pop. “WM bridge and The Rudiments" In“
last, overlies. Each member 0f the "'9 "m can identify the man who am "V9? “19 b” “d “"9 Mayflower. Which believed that a stone had been thrown “N- The mm 10 follow WM MP. nor. Rowayion. COhIii “'3 3 '1 ver watch. A. M. (3. custom! on sold
hint, and an o the“, deli htful to go to lean Francisco, if necessary.
. . A collegtibn wlfi be {liken ‘0' that purpose. 31‘“ Mt her addrsac
an I'a thoroughly good time is gusr» “t Wu“ headhunters “Rd "“9“ the
anteed to everyone who attends these offi, 0““ 9" “30" W '00 they nab-
m ”are“. A devlotional meeting bed ny more to ep one th eves.
1le1 , old at the c one of the sup- . """"'"""“""""'
per. 3d it‘ is hoped that all members 'WODA 3L”. 'ML'
was anchored about a mile and a hall . gum 3‘11“de th out Lieuchsr, who has bought a similar .....
from shore. was just discernible. 'l‘hc 2%.,zohm’0'w$: “mt “out“, 31... tract adjoining Mr. Stanton‘s, so that wamgp—t-Mhm amp. Litmus hiififiliughm“ "’"Md " '9“ 1“ 1':
mist, however, wassoon disappearing w... scattered on the board ”inflow, at the two together own a vast portion isle "why mm 3, 3, Accounting. also ' . a
under the sun that burned fiercely the Norwglh depot, 0‘ the mining iiiliNCt in one 0! tho to 100 a month salary assured'our ‘ ”WELLANEOUQ.
through the humid atmosphere and a Dovelopmentl io-dsy give the chin. richest mineral belts in Oregon. With graduation under bond. Our in; schools ,
3%.“.mneued to bring a friend tsred her residence and she Iii ready
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little later the Dot bin and the Gal- in t “on was occlamun Mr. Adams a company has bssn‘foriii- ihedargesi in Amer-ten and endorsed . _ . - ‘l
"mu. which bld 33m in during the millionaire; molds the car. though (III: oil under the title of the “Pacific Coast lb)! all railroads. Write for‘catalogue. IMPWVMINT human-MRI! W.
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night, was visible‘ at anchor til the is not known to have been positively Ore . Compsny," and the? industry is roe School a; Tela'flpbynclnc‘nn- .l. Wilcor. announces that the has so --
0 iii ’1) be resent. A re lsr,moeting of the ischoda lower part of the harbor. Just within t ., known in first section in the "mss- no.0» Donald. N. Y. Atlanta. o... to “WW “i “910mm WV 1'“
'2 I I“ p , Club w‘a‘: held last night at the club th lighthouse. helilfi'iud‘rril times in the past, our win- «in “remiss Ind "mum of iron cmmvvn. “film“ "'9‘" 3“" fiufiuh'gm. find ‘31" “away:
‘ Tel-tom sove- OUTING. rooms on the Washington street —--—-—----.--—-r . down have been broken by boyuthrow. sands, ores. metals and ,inluersia' Francisco, cal. Aug 1 its a to H :m 130 “I” can . ‘i
. ‘ ,..i.,.._...._.._..__. bridge. .mili‘tine‘ git-lug; gangrene: ,T'EOWN a: gamete sum. it ing stones as trains passed through ”:1; :Idzm;‘::t1‘raaa;i‘r:s‘ggghotitgg DUNN!“ NOTICE. ., .. ,o. to. ..
ul' chafing" WI] 3 on Ngxl note . an 8 0“ V0 , . fl town 0 o” M Sell I“! N "nil, r' ,_ ,, ' . . . ’ =
“a "wuh at toh'. " d moonlight sail fifths club's launches by Ernest o. Ellington. and. wife. of ° W venou- minis: districts. coroner with m“ ‘ ‘ CEMETERIEI. .
A merry ‘cat‘ryall load of boys will on Friday evening, August 11. it. is Oranbury, or unused costs. The panama Ion NlANTlc. his experience in routing, use, will ,3, H,,L“«r“ o co “hogan” w ,
leavemorwailt Monday morning for planned to have a sail on the Sound presentboa ofseluotineu bought Iii -—-- act as usual manager. . o .M 13:" for “1.; '1' 3.”, pm]. livers)“ cemetery—festivals. coon.
ulte‘xitohswsu, New York state. The for a few hours. and on the return the worth of gravel from them. but it is titan Men “M Iii-ens Jolnlh Mill- in MI. list of the dl are the matte patient. 1 “mummy” our most: -. was mum, mm.
passengers in the vehicle will comprise guests will be served with one of claimed the Bhipmsns were indebted {in lessons of Newscainp is “tired W i918“ bib 1“! “I.“ I!!!“ I
while you are attraa to flee.
. ' i . . ' ie smith's famous chawders and .
the members of St Pauls choir. who Bpel r Veer In ; _ ‘ “ {jg
Will «spend a week at the take. This other refreshments. Three new mom-
usnm or some of tits It tilt, and anion and runabout. 1 robber
to the town for M8. for sheep their rangers ‘ most influential men, of, e 1 Millii repellents steel tired runahcit and ‘9‘
dogs had killed. the selectmon tsn- someday D had used only sod Milli I“ ii "0““ f , i"
and! lit. gum] othorhsgu good
:ls looked forward to all year bars were taken in last night. dared them $5.70 to settle the matter. shelter tent exercise stubs armorK last Brenton and Mr. Liane or were on iii > _ , ' , ‘, made. . , Mil if
by g ‘boys. ' --~-------’------* and they refused to accept. night. The command lacks eig teen road torrent fortunes. _ ' . MM”; Audit“; ”Am m. , . ' . ‘
" ‘oiioristers will spend a full coo AI EIGOVIIID, ‘ — men of haul” roll ranks. To those in Bridgeport whonbavs ‘ .ma , . ._ _ . v PROFEIIIONAL.
we’pltattlls like, returning home on John nlsiis. of leases strdei, has re BURNID Iv MOLTIN IRON. it has been var hard to secure men had their "dootr as to the. lesstlon nails to soil ' ,
.l. Rooney, of Plymouth avenue, was to go to camp ill a year. The guards- of Mr. Stanton this bit or information om . yon.- hum“. ' .mpeclpg, wPIM'woun “MM. ”or, g,
Pool will accompany the choir and Charles 1,, mfhf‘...uwmobflg Thurs- quite badly burned about ho'cloolt yen- then do nfl’liko lilo arrsliiiemeht of may come in as a mental relief in electrical .3st treatment, facial lfill- warts. psrrnaneii y removal! i
thl'iiflio'ihl "Monday. Prof, 11- K- covered his dog. which went under it by
Iii “M ED Oliiihl- ‘ ds . it was supposed that the canine Wilt? afternoon by million iron in the each regiment goin into camp aspen their scepticism, and in fact it is about armla‘mcisiw: stillii‘l'fliiuilit fruit and initials. Wflnltlss. mailbag:
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. ha been 5mm so may that it had foundry of the Norwidli iron Works. lately nearly as wel as having a full the soul ubioct ofthls article. removed without pain, amt any emandeliinmotb
‘ AI 011'ng ”my somewhere die. On The burns required the immediate at». bri do some at one time and it is ‘ ~ ' , satiation free. . y . ed M in
, ' M W‘ L. tils' eonirarr‘ however-r 3r Blake ioniion oi a physician. end Mr. lion hogtied that this has iteiii out many. lift Initiation WAT“ shirt. W- aim..-..n...........w. :3,"
" mend it i film-wait ‘ iley was removed to his horse. recruits. ng‘ newton lots to enlist “if?!“ wort: ted . in: the y a, g hogan; mzn mom. a 7
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s indium utilised to an to a company will limsnctlier drill , gigs-wot. dong ,5 as .
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