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more be signed it the writer II In
evidence of seed is til.
Chester- Smith. of Editor avenue. he
recovered from in attedt 0210111111111.
The school in Gear otown has open-
ed with the Misses color. of East
Norwalit, for teaches-I.
Rev. James W. D111. will lead the
regular weekly social- service at the
Advent Christian Church this evening.
Mrs. Lottie Hanford is quite ill at
her home in New York and her moth.
er. Mrs. Mary A". Paddock, is attend-
ing her. .\
. Mr. and Mrs. William E Russell.
who have been visiting relatives in
East Norwalk, returned to their home
in Lchighton. Pa.. today.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the mast
avenue Methodist Church, under the
leadership of Rev. E. Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. Edviar‘d‘ E. Gorham
will celebrate the :twenty-flth anniver-
sary of their marriage this evening at
tlrelr residence. No. 202 East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charges W. Seyrrwur,
have returned to the home in in
field street. “I“ «Leila dfter a
week's visit with relatives in imlays-
town. N. J.
A barge load of‘coal arrived yester-
day for the Daniel Keogh Coal Com-
pany. The company has recently had
a fifteenLhorse power motor installed
for coal hoisting.
This evening Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company will hold a practice
run, leaving the truck house at 7. 30
sharp. Captain Carr desires that the
attendance be as large as possible. -
The mouse breathes a hundred and
fifty times a minute, and the elephant
six times while the dog breathes with
his mouth open and tongue hanging
out from which it doesn't follow that
the human being needn't attempt to
try either way. The to us of the dog
is like the pores of the uman frame.
and ‘in this way he is enabled to
breathe and log along all right. The
principal thing for a man or woman
to do is to keep their mouth shut day
and night, as that is the only proper
way to br,eathe and one of the princi-
pal writers and lecturers on health has
said if he published a book of 306
pages, with a motto for every day in-
the year it would consist of only three
words, namely, "Close your mouths."
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langt'ord,
nephew and niece of Mr. and Mrs. E.
W. James, met with a very serious ac-
cident, while out carriage riding re-
cently. at Pittsfleld, Massachusetts.
Without. a second‘s notice an‘abtomo-
bile crashed into the vehicle, throwing
Mr. Langford headforemost onto the
meal and giving his wife Such a shock
she had to be lifted bodily out of the
vehicle and carried to the nearest
drug store where she remained un-
conscious for 11 ion time. These hap-
penings are becom ug so common on
less fatal results follow very little no-
tice is taken of them. in Europe,
however, the people are more demon-
strative. and frequently resort to acts
of violence. About a month ago, while
George ..l Gould and family were rid
ing in their auto near Lake Zurislr.
Switzerland and coming abreast of a
heavy market wagon driven by one of
the peasants, the fellow took his long
heavy whip and slashed aw ay numer-
clfully at the occupants injuring Mrs.
Gould severely about. the face and
neck. and also one of the children.
There was apparently no provocation
for this and Mr. Gould lodged a com-
plaint with the police authorities at
Geneva but that was about all there
was to it. About three weeks ago,
while Dciaucoy Nichol] cx district at
torney for New Mark county, and his
wife were touring through Rouen.
France. he noticed a number of rough
locking men whos ullen countenance
betokened no 30538 and as they ap.
proached them; ommenced peiting
the Americans with stones, and had
not Mr Nicoll told his wife to lie flat
in the vehicle. and turning the road in
an opposite direction there Is no doubt
they would hlfie been roughly harr-
di e.d
ROWM AYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. in
Roweyten. are Frederick Lockwood.
Iiwood Bl‘GIdway and Charles Petty.
QM." sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
“Farmers in this vicinity are busy
cuttillg corn. The crop is above the
average.
Charles R. Potty. of Raymond street,
shot. a fine wild duck in Raymond's
pond. yesterday.
‘Mf‘e‘rRobert C. Mitchell and daugih
tor. Florence. of South Norwalk. was
weretbc guests of Mrs. i. E. Petty.
yesterday.
When horse chestnuts begin to fall
we know. if we did not realize it be
fore. that autumn if not actually here.
is Thgiojp‘l upon the heels of hummer.
hiive been leaving the trees for
a week now.
Black fishing is the nil-absorbing
topic of conversation between those
Who love to catch the day specimens.
and who has had the greatest luck
is arbitration. One gentleman claims
film he caught one the other day that
in the denies it. five pounds
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renunciation with tit 11 ‘
demonstration included a disg‘ay of
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entertainment. A lot of so is were
cut for thsWsIldii 1.. e sum-v
, w as many from Stamford. T c
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rumour-111111.111 Tillers
is to be a hear at the tire house darn
log the remainder of thls’week ~ I?
Poutics is bubbling over! in Dar-ion.
The town has two Democratic selectii
men. the Hi publicens (innit know
inst ramp to ma 0 of it, so they have
started up a fine old row. C. B.
Fitch, of Noroton, who sure in third
in the selectmen's race a year ago, is;
but for the nomination for first sef‘elit-
mnn. and he says thstif he doesn't
get it he will know the reason why.
Charles W. Lounsbury who has’ had'
a career in the Legidiatuib, deesu't'
want the nomination himself, but he
has a son. Ernest, whom he thinks
ought to set it. When Charley Loans-
bury wants anything over in ‘Dsrieu.
something's doing until he gets it.
‘ Ernest Lounsbur doesn’t seem to' intro
much about the ob;’ but he" is Willing
to do anything to oblige his father.
Several members of the Re ublluan
town committee have approached Ste-
phen R. Hoyt. the station agent at
Damien. and asked mat! he would be
a candidate. Mr. his told them
politely, but very decidedly. that he
could not consent to be the nominee.
He has a great many friends. and
rather enjoys them. The tradition" in
Barton is that if you want to have
friends it is well to kee out of poll-
tics. Charley Fitch’s fronds are say-
ing that if he has not enough follow
ing to secure the nomination he cer-
tainly has enough to, defeat the man
It the electron who defeats him at
the caucus. Charley Lounsburys co.
hortI are shying the some thing about
themselves. and so it is that George
F. Schrader. the present Democratic
selectman, is wearing a smile that
doesn’t give the least suspicion of
coming 0!! for some months. Schra-
der has fun in politics and has a little
money to spend He is not adverse to
spending it in the way he knowa he
will find fun The job is worth $800,
which is a pretty good salary over in-
Diaries—worth making a fight for.
From now until the caucus is held.
Darlen voters can get about all they
want from either Fitch or Lounsbury.
Some suggest it might be a good idea
to run both of them, but it is believed
that even the resourcefulness of Dar-
ien Republicans cannot solve the
problem of having two men ride a
horse without having one ride in
front. The only and everlasting Ran-
cy Poolcy. who is second seleciman,
will again be honored by the Demo-
crats with the nomination. Rancy
makes a fine team mate for 'Schrader.
WESTPQRT.
Agents for th. Evening Sentinel. in
Westport, are 8. Digiovanni and Wm.
E. Null. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. Oliver Keith is visiting in New
York.
Blackfish have begun to nibble in
the river. ;
Temple Lodge. A. 1“. £1 A. M.,
resume sessions to-nlght.
Miss Linda McMahon is teaching in
New Hartford this year.
Mrs. John Leach, of New York, has
been visiting friends here.
A new monument has been placed
on the burial plot of Michael Clear.
Greens Farms Farms-rs club is to
resume sessions early next month.
A new 1.500 candle power dynamo is
being put in the Water Co. plant.
Miss Bessie Kerr, of Bridgeport, has
been the guest of Mrs. E. Thomas.
Rev. E. 13. Dean and wife. who have
been outingat Ridgeileld. have arriv-
ed here.
Miss Staples is entertaining Pansy
guild, of Trinity church at hcr'home
this afternoon.
Miss Mary Bradley returned here
yesterday from New York where she
went to attend a session of lady For-
esters.
Doric Chapter. 0.11‘.. S.met for the
first time last night since the sum.
mer closing. There was a large at-
tendance.
There will be a special town meeting
Saturday afternoon for the purpose of
acting on the petition of residents of
East Long Lots for reopening of the
school.
is to
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N OTES ,OF THE SEASHORE.
‘Mru Hondrickson, of Bell Island.
who has been a summer guest at the
shore. has returned to 161 Berkeley
street Brooklyn. ;
Rev. t1. 0 Milhr. the head of more
Farm, at Branchvllie, together with
his family. are spending a week' I va~
unison at Clover Cottage on Bell isl-
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DINATOR BLACK DEAD.
TAMHERST. N. 8., Sept li.——Senator
iiticai circles. having represented his
county several times in the provincial
legislator-1 l ; .
Imam 11110.11 NMIN1' car-r1.
“MADRID Sept fl. «Jule press crit-
estlie government's actiou in per»
inclining the British weeding vessel
men has got up fob loann'. ”-«Washinl- Goidhnchto
cam on hydrogrsphie
work along the ”finish coast .
v ; was recéiv
. of the Oliver'l'
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’ 5 as ‘ is ter in
morning when inquiry was made about
'I‘hr condition. 1111' sent out word um
the had weed. a comfortable night
and was better this morning.
Mr. Converse was asked about a re-
at an ”fixation was performed
horti aft ght upon Mrs. Mor
Veli. mand replied that there was no
town. No evolution has beeng
all“! a Sepia”! his." esv 1‘
lot, which is Innpbb’ad‘to have lodged
either in the neck" or Ihoulder. ‘ I
HOPES TO CAPTURE THE 0UP.
Chester Belleek to Play Dr. Sehevolr
in Hindi Round of cow Tournament.
Chester's. Sélle’ok, who is one of the
most airport so}; players ‘11:; NDTWEII‘K.
mes r 0 var
ii’i'illlg tidal rouridmggg’r thewgglens
Committee cup at the Stamford Golf
club course, Saturday afternoon. Mr
Selleck has disposed of all his com
petltors with the exception of Dr.
win the match Satdr-dity and thus se
cure possession of the cup. which is
one of the best offered at the club.
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ostLOPINo JAMNseE mous-
i
'i‘bitlo. Septemh?ih 1 p. m—In
spite of the strong undercurrent of in-
dignation pervading all classes over
the terms of peace arranged with Rue
sis, typical be elites- men Revs are fol
rowin ‘1 wit 11 course‘ 11 boat was aegi-
111‘; vs: an accomplished fact“
important orsIniIstion representin ”[89
leading business intense; has begin
formed under the pres ency of .
lwade. a millionaire. which aims to
work for the development of home in-
dustries and foreign trade with re-
doubled energy. A significant featurel
of the organization is that is consists
of a wealthy ‘and conservative eie
thent, representing an enormous com
bination of capital. its interests and
energy will be principally directed tor
ward the exploitation of trade with K01
res and China.
The organisation is prepared to cow
operate in this direction with foreign
capitalists.
MASSACH USETTS PROHIBITION-
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BOSTON Sept. 11. —To nominate a
state ticket and adopt a platform pad
to hear speeches from prominent work-
ers. the delegates to the Prohibition
stale convention assembled today at
Park Street Church. Rev. David 1;.
Martin. of this city, presided. The
possibility of a contest for the places
of governor and lieutenant. gbvernor
on the ticket added 1111.11.11.11 interest to
the proceedings The gubernatorial
nomination. it was expected. would
rest between Edward 0. Wylie of Bev—
ariy. chairman of thestabe committee.
and Dr. Oliver W. Cobb. of East Hemp
ton. For second place the candidates
were Herbert Smorloy, of Baldwinviile,
and Thomas A. Frissell, of Hinsdaie.
COLD WAVE lN‘ NEW ENGLAND.
BOSTON, lept. li.———A sudden drop
in the temperature throughout New
England during the night was not fol-
lowed today by a return to yesterday's
normal September figure and the at-
mosphere continued unusually cool
The cold wave was felt in Vermont,
Maine, New Hampshire and Massachu-
sdi‘s. in the Green Mountains the
thermometer fell below 4 while across
in New Hampshire the mercury re
gistered as low as 30. Northern
Main also reported a pronounced low-
ering of temperture. with amenities)!-
ing frost Boston experienced the first
chili of winter. though the cold was
not as remarkable as in the country
districts.
ASSASSINATION THREATENS KO.
MURA.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. September li.~
Advices received from Tobie yester-
day say that incendiary post cards are
received at the Tokio Foreign Otiice,
threatening that Baron Komurs will
be assassinated on his retrtrn from
American. The Toido‘ Y'omiuri pub?
liehes the text of one which says.
"Baron Komura, our plenipbtentiary
in America, hepring Russia's bluff had
made concession on concession. so
that the victory of the war is to the
vanquished if this is true. we shall
take off the heads of Count Kutsura
‘tlnd Baron Korniira and take suitable
steps 111111111111 .coarllulors-‘T
‘TVPHDON DWIIPD KORIA.
SEOUL. September ills-«it is ru~
mored here that M. Pavloff. the former
'Russian minister-mutated. and M.
Gunshery, agent for the Yalu Timber
Company. are (preparing to return here
and the fries of Russia are Intini
pdti'ngi their arrival .
Three storms which attained the
velocity of a typhoon. have swept Ko-
rea. The town of Kansas is flooded
and at Seoul many persons have been
drowned and many buildings destroy-
Tbs train service has been in-
' terrupied.
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tuug to rise against the menu on
September 1%. L'itnpartiai says that
each highly-e is to provide one lighting
man. ll
for by subticrimw et‘ai thousand
men are said to be ready for the 11114
rising. The Universal Gazette. a ver
nacnlar pa r. calls upon the Chinese
government to stop the movement.
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a trifle.'il ‘he" 0”}: slowly moving
through the water. All pcnderous bulk
, making eddies sitters; although he was
hardly moving and probably was
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Not stopping to think or realising
the tpossibiiit‘ies—‘-—‘i111' fact apt expe‘c‘t
int: 0 get chase to the fish let alone
to hit him, Mr. ursea steered di
rectiy at the fish .
Ban ans: went the boat acorns the
fish. and the small launch fairly s bok
from stem to stern. it was a sudden
and a rude awakening for Mr. Shark.
,His pleasant dream of barrels and
barrels of nice fresh 5 ppers turned
into a most horrible ni tmare.
ions of his arch enemy the sword-
.dbh ‘i'iitted through his dormant brain.
;Perhaps he was out with the boys the
night before and that caused him to
be so much asleep
At any rate he felt like most people
do when shaken out of a nap. The
crack of the boat was like the touch-
ing of an electric button to a bat-
snap that sounded like a steel trap,
and at the same time he set up a
whirl wind motion with his tell which
showed his species to be not. far. re- ;
moved from the Whip-tall ltind.
There was a terrible commoner! at
craft was deluged with water. Thaw
inmates of the boat hurried to the
stern. With a boat hook or a spear
they could have run the shark through
but they probably would not. have
made the attempt.
in n 0111101111 or trim the shark seem- out;
ed to realise that his enemy was harm
less or had been incapacitated. for" he
rolled over on one side and then on
the other showing the blue white of
his belly and disappeard.
Mr. nurses states that the shark
was not more than seven or eight
feet long, but that he was very big
around and that his mouth was seem-
ingly big and strong, enough to bite a
man in two.
GENERAL AMILAKHOVRI BURIED.
TiFLiS. Caucasla. Sept. ii;—-—The
body of General Brince Amilakhovri.
(formerly governor of Baku), was
brought into this city by troops today
and wail buried without disorders. Se.
rious developments arose in connec
tion with the recent death of Prince
Amilakhovrl whose body was left ly—
ing in a house in the vicinity of Tillie.
The revolutonsts threatened the local
priests with death. if they attempted
to offer prayers over the body and no
one dared to approach the house.
COUNT DI BRAZZA lLL
PARIS, sent. 11—11119 minister of
the colonies has received a dispatch
from; Dakar (I seaport of French West
Africa), saying that the condition of
Count de Brena. the explorer, is grave
but not dangerous! The French gov-
ernemtn in ebruary last commission
ed De Bram? to proceed to the French
Cdngo to conduct an inquiry into the
charges of brutality practiced on the
natives of that region.
AFDLIC‘TID Patina TAKEN ore.
Governor Rabbits yesterday author
izéd the adrhlshlost of Harry Kuehold
of Hartford and Boasts Corcoran of
Waterbury to the Connecticut School
for imbeciles it ukevilie; Mary Wil
its of New Haven to the Home for
lucurables It Ned'ington;
School for the Deaf, at Hartford.
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CHICAGO-NI: YORK AUTO TRIP.
CHICAGO. smooth or it. -—Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Hamlin and Harry
Askln yesterday completed a Chicago:
New York trip of 1.100 miles in
Hamil 'li li~horse' power automo lie
in to rteén an. Without unshap or
The car
tents.
DiIIOLUTiDilwgDDEN NORWAY AND
delegates at
the union of that“! 0 countries spent
the morning in private conferences.
There was“ no iolnt session.
to.
mometers r rded as. it caused no
dalbage; '9”
tandem miles ‘from here Netti with
his sister to I dry
chased I r of overt
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tery His flaws came together with a V V
the bow of the little launch and the ‘
kilometre . ;
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‘KARLSTAD. sweden. Sept, 14 —-'l‘he . »
gchIy and Sweden as ;
pointed to 0 ads the dissolution of ‘
FRUIT N “N“! YORK STATE.
lNTlil i KEN. N. 1.. Sept. 11,—.
The it It a the season in this
section forln‘etli.‘I last night when ther- .
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Japah is Prof. Mme! 11101111101. for-
meriy ofthe University of Moscow,
Who “was imprisoned 'i'or alleged com-
plicity in. the assassination-cf Alexan-
der Ii. in 1881. He will become an.
American citizen. .1111 stated herw’as
innocent of any part in the killing of
tire emperor. Dr. Tertiary was serv-
ing s. life sentence It Sakhalin. . .
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
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ones in the Connecticut GeneralLife
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goods that will soon be coming in. ’
if you need Wall Paper, for this fall
or next spring, it will pay you to buy '
now. Take advantage of this and
save the regular profits that you will
have to pay in the spring. ‘
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