.1
-.. ”up...“ M. flw_———
on KIDNAPPING cAss. ‘
Took Six-Year-Old Boy Bay-
or Gave It to Him.
NORWICH. June 2].—-—~A11 alleged
‘ltidaitppi'ns case with several compli-
l as came up before 'Judge Brown
in 11 City Court today and owing to
absence of a few witnesses neces-
yto prove or disprove the change
last Albert Murtyka, it was contin-
d until tomorrow after sevclal
oles had testified. 11 Is climbed that
lurtyku. who llves in Ludlow. Mass.
came to Gl'eenvllle yesterday and car-
ried away with him Peter Novick. the
six-yeaoold son of John Novick. Mun
tyka was later arrested by Policeman
Kano in the cellar of a house in Green-
, ville, where'he had taken the boy.
Murtyka testified today in court that
the father of the boy gave the child
over to him on account of alleged dit-
l‘orcnces in the Novlck family and that
1 Novlck was to pay hlln 11 certain sum
:1 week for the boy‘s keeping. The
accused man said that attcr he had
kept the1 boy at his Massachusetts
place for six months. Nova-l1 wont to
his home and when 1111 was absent ran
off with his child. Novlck. hc says.
brought. the boy back to (lrccnvillc and
when Mtlrlyks got a chance 1111. came
down here and under tht1 111111111 that
be had 11 right to the child. attemptcd
to take him back yesterday without
any ceremony. The lather. mother and
several friends of the boy instilled in
court today
SERIOUS MUTINY SUPPRESSED.
Men the Sevastopol
Promptly Disarmed.
ST. PETERSBURG. .quc 2]. ll :50 a.
m.—A serious mutiny which for 11 time
threatened to place the fortress of So-
'11stopol in possession of the mutt~
peers, was suppresecd yesterday, ac—
cording to a special dispatch to tho
Novoe Vrcluya. 'i‘bc mutiny was
started by a battalion ot lo1t1uss 111'
tlllery which declined to obey ordcls.
whereupon the men 1111111 plomptlv dis
armed. Two other battalions thou
mutlaed and tool: possession of the
guns in the north sholc batteries but
on the appearance of sev'cIal loyal 111g~
intents of infantly tho mutinccts 11111111
' doned the idea of fighting and 111111111-
911 to their barracks.
General Ne l ff,c011‘11uandcr ot‘ the
.'i'o1t1ess of opol, is reported to
.Lhagnca netl about the temper
of the sailors as well as ”111 soldiers
of thc fortress. That the morale of
the whole army is being shalt-1111 by tl11
111 olutlonary propaganda is proved by
the continual extension of the rebel-
lious outbreaks among the hoops. It
appears to be continued that the B11]-
schon‘ regiment at Ryazan has 1tlivcn
out its Qiiioers and burned the 11111111111
Anothtl‘ report. says the sublime ticlib
cratcl , attacked the olll1el's' club at
Ryuza , killing one and wounding two
othccl . A panic, plcvalls in the
town. 1‘
’I‘h inhalers of the noto1lous 5111111111.
ovalty 1€MImeilts. whose name is sy~
in Fortress
non) . with repression owing to the
(loud fimmltted by those troops at
Moat 1. ,‘ are ropmletl to have held 11
1111111 and to have dccided that they
any longer cndulc the public
11111 0351111111 and must wipe out the
nth n on the regiment
HATTEN’S BILL OF PRICES SET-
TLED
1, "Commences hold this 110011 111111-11
cally settled all the disputed points 11
gardin the hattcrs bills of mites al-
most In! which have now |1111111 111-
booted.
Thevhfit it‘lmmors‘ bills huvc gone
through utisfactorlly with only slight
changes from last year. The Hat M1111
era were settled ycsterday and thc
hills of the finishers wot-c acted upon
. today. It is possible that thcrc "1111'
be further conference on minor points
,W‘IIOH HONORS FOR MR. CAVA-
H.
NAG
William I“. Cuvanaull a popular
orwslk young man has 111'rlv111l bomc
1111111 All 195111131. New Yol it. after hav-
fill- been emanated from St llouuvut
‘ 1111'! College with high honor-.11 111
3M“- the decree of 11.13.
. ‘ 1111111111311 is a glatlttutu 111 the
ptfi‘floflvallt High School. (lane of
1 II 110th of tho. Center
“it district committee has
‘teretl into contract fot the
with Principal Charles
.1011 Minn Addie 11‘. Hopkins.
1; urammar department.
' made of the grammar
votithout. a teacher. Miss
been advanced to tho
sttmoat.
DWI:’NON ENTERTAIN
. ion. Sons of Tempor-
ll attended entertain-
the parental being
it: of the one given
pal or Interest:
1gb money to individuals {rationality have an export-
at.ot the null whose debtor laid
the interest and ruin my interest
billion-£111- I high rate at inter out that they sect-lilac
Giant and mice ball to
can in this mutual «with bank. and get i)5
Every 11
by wearing
“01111 tally” this
in all Olyl'n and Leathers.
lull larval 811101
90. WASHINGTON 87:;
so. Normtk.
”goldfish; LOCAL-NEWS
Fletcher D. Williamson has returned
from Colgate Academy to his home 111
South Main street for the summer va-
dutiful.
Cockenoe liuymakers. of Norwalk.
will elect 0mi'tll‘8 this evening. 1 (locke-
noc ’l‘rlbe will nominate chiefs tomor-
row night.
McKinley Command, Spanish War
Veterans, will meet this evening at
the armory. .A number of applications
for membership will ‘be considered.
01'. and Mrs. Charles H. (llovcl'.
whose. marriage occurred Tuesday at
Southlngton. are 110w on a wedding
trip. Yestcrdny they were at Wash-
lugton.
Clayton K. lllakoslce. of Strntford.
was a visitor in town yesterday 111111
attended the rci1cptlou of tho South
Norwalk High School. in 11111 Norwalk
Armory last. owning.
llcnry thtcr, of Glcuwood 111111111111,
was taken to the Norwalk Hospital
early yesterday morning and placed
in one of the paddcd cells. is consid—
erably improved today.
Mrs. Charles T. Hyatt, who has boon
in 11 critical condition for sovcrnl days
past at. tho Norwalk Hospital. seems to
I111 slightly iluprovcd today. which is
111111111111: news to her many friends.
'I‘llc annual mcotiug and dinner of
thc Nol'wuik Business Mcu‘s ASsocla
lion is being planned for the latter
part of thc month. ’l‘hc event. will
probably i111 hclti at 1111- llnnion iiollsc.
(lrcgory's Point,
Martin Curriguu, who was found
about :1 your ago in a lot in Norwalk.
apparently dying from tubcrrulosis. is
still in tho. tool at tho sidc of thc
Norwalk Hospital. While not ill tht1
best of health. 1111.1 tl'caiulcnl hc has
undcrgone, has without qucstlon 11111111
111' grout bcnt'llt to him.
In accordance with a t.\'t1lt1 of ("11111-
pany l). the 1111.1111l1111'11 ivill nasclnblc
'tt the armory l'o1' drill, preparatory to
thc. 1111111111] uncanlplucnt, on Friday
evenings. June. 211 11nd '._luly ti. ’l'hc
first call will be soundcd at it: Iti. As-
sembly is scheduled for 8:15. 'l'l111
bill of dress Will be khultti uniform
cannulign but and leggings.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE AT THE
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH.
The service at the A. M. 1']. Church.
last. evening, conducted in connection
with the celebration of the twontlcth
anniversary ot' the church was very in
investing throughout. tht1 program be-
ing 1'111'11l111ve the ordinary. 'l‘ho pas-
tor, the Rev. Mr. Nichols, introduced
the Rev» J. W. Davis, pastor of the
Advent Church, oi” East Norwaik. who
announced the opening hymn. Corona-
tion. 'l‘l1c llcv. M. E. Taylor. the
YISlllllL‘.‘ evangelist. was also Introduced
and made the opening pl'aycl: tht1 Rev.
E. Cunningham. pastol of the East
Norwalk Methodist lClpst-opul Church
was next introduced and read tbc
scripturc lesson from the cxv i’salul.
Mrs. J. D. Taylor. oi? South Norwnlk.
thou lcd thc congrcgatlou in singing
Sunctus. 'l‘hc pastor tbcu read two
lctlcrs of regret. one from tho llov.
.lamcs llcnton Worm-1', rector of thc
Grace Episcopal Church. and tho 11th
or from the licv. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan.
pastor of the South Norwulk Mctho
dist Church. The letters 1111pr11ssod in
word and spirit. dccp intcrcst in pus.
tor. people and race, and wore heartily
' received.
The addressed dcllvcred by tho
iltvs. (‘unni111,hum. Davis Egbert,
with that of C. D. Liovd apptovlutcly
blendcd with congregational singing
and the spirited alumni.r oi' jubilee
songs by lilo Itcv. M. It}. Taylor and
l1111' faithful and competent accompan-
lut. Miss E. B. Jones. evidently tilled
every heart. with joy 11nd gratitude
that they had lived to two this day.
'l‘ his evening the llcv.M111,v I1. 'l‘111y
lor will preach. Miss 14}. ll. Jones
will conduct the singing. Como oarlv.
in the spirit of pl'uyt'r and whine 'i‘ho
service this evening will I111qu at ll' it}
sharp.
TRIED TO PICK LOCK ON DOOR
A mun called at tht.1 back door of .l
A Btuhell's residence. yesterday alien
noon. and knocked several time11.Mrs
Sitlbell happened to be inside but do-
cldcd she would not 11n11wur the 1111m-
mops. Presently uhu head 11 peculiar
noise outside, and looking through the
window saw the illllil at work on the
door loc,k evidently trying to pick it.
and shouted and the man disappeared
Later when Mrs Btubell tried to on
lock the door she was unable to do so.
CUPID IB ”BUSY.
Since the first day of June sevent-
can marriage licenses have been tsun-
ed at the other: of Town (‘lorlt Her-
hurt it Smith.
"it's ugh: my prin-
to pay you the min. «
am. or speculate and low.
, _ , who desire“ boss;
that tool; can have her desire gratified ‘
. “$11110 to the 111111111
Charm Hnwiqy o1 “Bridgeport, 811»
111.111.. I5; .Blmmta.
[Charles II linwloy. of Bridgeport.
has brought suit against Charles B.
811111111111. oi ROWuytoli, claiming
$2,000 damages and costs. The
case is returnable to the Superior
Court at. Bridgeport on the first Tues-
day in September
Papers, attaching property of the dc-
i'cndants I11 Rowuyion to the extent of
$2 litltl were served yesterday by De-
puty Sheriff Peter Dololn, of Bridge-
port.
in the complaint it is stated that on
March 25, llllll. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie
delivered a bond In the mun of 81.1346.-
10 ohllguiing theuulelvcs to pay lilo
sum of $823.05 to the Bridgeport Innu-
bsr Company, with interest at 5%.
the some to be due March 25th. 1896.
The bond is now the property of
the plaintiff having been transferred
to him. and he claims that the coudl‘
Items of it have nchr becn lle1f1111111111|
and that no pull ,of thc iudcbtd
[11tl1l.
wq
Wat—“—
BAPTIST 8U NDAY SCHOOL.
Rev. H. B. Carpenter Flo-elected 8n.
perintaodent.
The. annual meeting of the Sunday
School of the South Norwnlk Baptist
(lluu'ch was held last evening anti the
following oiliccrs were elected:
Snpcrlntcationic—Rev. ii. Ii. Carpon~
lcr.
Assistant Superintcndcut-—Iiorbcrt
anl’usc.
Sccrctarv~ldrncst' Hopkins.
Assistant Scrrctury—«Misa Vorna
Win-1111.112
'l‘rcasuror~Leonard Robins.
Secretary 11! Birthdays whims Atldic
Napllcy,
Committee to arrange for tho 11111111111
Sunday School Picnic—«F. I1‘. Lyon.
Miss Elsie M. I‘)11ck11r and Ernest liop-
kins.
OBITUARY RECORD.
CHARLES l’. TURKEY
’t‘bc font-rat of (‘lltli'lt‘s 1’. Tumor
will be hold at. 2 111clock tomorrow at-
icrnoon from his Ialc 1'11sld11nc11. on
ltuion Park. The ltcv. lichtt ’I‘. Van
boron. pastor of tho Norwnllc llnplist
Church. and the llcv. l", I). ’i‘orrcy.
pastor of tin1 Norwullt Mcillodisl
Church. will 11111111111». lutcrmcut will
be 111 Norwalk (11111115111132
Mr. ’l‘ul'ucy was scvcuty-uluc yuan;
and thrcc months of 111111. and though
he was born In 1111111111111. had 111111.111
practically all of his life in Norwalk.
Mrs. 'l‘urncy. who survivcs him. is an
invalid. 'I‘l111 dccoascd was Well-known
for many years as a contractor and
buildcr.
It‘i‘NERAI. ()l1‘ MRS. I1‘l‘l.l.l1lll.
The funeral of Mrs. lilizaboth Fuller
was bold last evening. at lllt‘ Norwalk
liotcl. tho. Rev. James Boutou \i'cr~
11111'. roctor of tiracc Church. oillclntintz.
'l‘ht1 remains were taken to Greenwood
I‘vmctcry. Brooklyn, this morning. for
511111r1111111t.
ROYAL ARCANUM GLEE CLUB.
l’tlllilSSlltl Council. Royal Arcanunl.
has appoiulcd a commiltco to organ-
1211 11 1111111 club. The club is 110111-
posull of ii. l’oolt-y 0. ll. Jackson Spell-
11111' S. Adams. I‘harlcsil Holmcs and
(‘llcsjcr ll Scllcclt.
ONTARIO PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH BURNED.
HAMILTON, Out... .luuu 21.n’l'hc i111
torior of the new Central Presbyterian
Church was complctcly destroyed by
fire this morning. [10311 $710,000.
11111011111 Savings $1111 011
Norwalk. .Iunc. 71h. 1111111.
Interest at the Rate of Fourti)
Per Cent. Per Annum,
will he
for the current six months,
credilcd to depositors July lat. limit.
and paid to them on and after July 111.
Per crdcr Board of Directors,
l1‘ltI12iii13thtit A. ELLS. 'l‘rcns.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
at the clouc of business on ”11' 1111 I1 day
oi‘Junc. 1906.
ASSETS.
[10111111 and Discounts ,...‘...$1'lutl.lt-ltl.tllt
Overdrafts ....... .. . ...... . 1011.311
l.i0n1ls2lll.l1(li1.tlll
Premium Account . . . . . . . . .. 1.385.110
Furniture and Fixtures ... .. 3.000.00
Banking House ..... 22,1101).th
Dllt' from other Banks. llunk
ers and Trust (7 cinnamon.
Due (111m Approved ROM” 11:1
Agents
iluliod t-Itatcs and National
Bank Notch
22,8132 1111
“7.12th
“.11....
24.8bd.till
Gold Coin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3,405.th
Silver Coin ................1 l.lt’ltl.tltl
Minor Coin. 88.011
Checks and Cash items. . . .. l.t)tl2.82
Total Assets .............$tlilil.tlttl.78
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock ...............$ 50.000110
l-‘lurplus Fund "1.000.110
Other (Individod Protlta. less
111111111111. expenses and taxes
paid 112398.56
Due to Banks. bankers. and
'l‘rust Companion ”£93.08
lvldends Unpaid 17.00
enernl Deposits. $230 I101. 32
Deposits 111 811%
lugs Dept, 848,690.82
11:11.1 111111111111 1.174.211.1111
Trust Funds .............. 25.510.50
Total Liabilities .........1111111.1u11.711
state at Connecticut. County at Fair-
illegal. 11s.. South Namath, June 21.
1 Charles E Hoyt, Treasurer of the
11domnld Trust Company. 110 solamly
Wear that the intuition statement
toy howled“
e
tin In lord to to Without his 1%
The common: «111.111 Lilo lnlur—
am company or Hartford all a cow
vol-told il I11 policy tor $11000 at the fol-
Iowln unload cm per your:
Ago 3 Clams Age 40 014.22
A911 till I ,
illustration: _
cation to
only one upon appli-
Buick Model “F”
For power, dorabillty. style and
finish, the Buick automobiles 1110 in the
load.
"2 II. P. Moduli1 #1233
10
22 it. P. Runabout
Those cars are powerful. stylish.
machines capable of. going on) where,
over all kinds of roads.
Winton Model “K”
is a spicndid car that will prove its
merits in u detnonstrattol1
Winton, Model K .....
For full particulars call or address,
Franklin J udge.
Agent.
20 Knight St.
'r‘hone. 212.
.-.‘...u.~~.... .A--- -. _._~.
Highland Avenue
Acreage Property-
CIty Water, Electric Lights. High
Ground, on Line Trolley Road.
Four separate plots. acreage as fol-
Iowa:
8 291100, 4 18100 511., 83.
Rare opportunity to secure choice
building sites, or for sub- divtsion.
Particulars
Taylor 81 Golden
39 N
NOTICE
1
.THE SALES STABLES FORMERLY
cououcrzo av THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. couuscrtcuv AVENUE.
w11.1. BE CONTINUED av ME AT
THE SAME PLACE.
MRS.M.TARLOV.
39111111111211; Ne w in
Post Cards and Post
Card Novelties.
Fina Assortment of
Post Card. Albums.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
music STORE.
Donovan llock. 1111 Washington It.
sum to! Ora-cut mum
Shasta Dailies.
One or Luthcr Ilurbanlt's creations.
Large White flowers tour luchos
11111111111 produccd continuously though-
out the Stll1th1111'.l1‘lno plants in four
inch pots. 1511 in two inch pots.
10c.
TRITOMA, THE RED HOT POKER
PLANT.
Showy t'iowcrs ot a brilliant, abode
of orange scarlet. Plants in four inch
pots. 151: each; 11.111111 largo plants in
live inch both, 2111' each.
HARDV PH LOX.
Flue lot 111' varieties in {our
poll-1. 151: each.
Hantord's Floral Hall, Norwalk.
"GLOVER' S lllli PLACE}
WOMEN' B
PAT. COLT Ind GUN METAL
PUMPS.
ORIBTlY Tlls
n
RUSSIAN CALF, PAT. COLT
an .
GLAZED KID, DUKLL QUARTIRO.
inclt
111111111111 11111.: wort-I 1111111111», :
. doom .
11905032315‘
......12,500 ‘
Norwalk.
m
......... m-u’I—Wwfimhg math—- . . ‘l‘aum-tlttw-Wfl-M- Wu
KMDING DRY GOODS STORE.
$12 to $20 Suits
$20 to $30 Suits
our line 'i‘allopMale Suits in plain colors and fancy mixtures.
weeks, and in the lot are many of. the finest goods we have bought this season.
Stylish, IIp-to-datc Suit at about one-hall of the regular price.
Clearance Sale of Spring and Summer Suits.
On Saturday, Juno Itith, w11 commence our 11qu of litmdy-Idado Satin
1' or Indies. 'll‘llin sale includes all or
Molly 011 th 11.111 have been in the store only a few
”This Is a"“chance to buy a
.11
$10.00
$15.00
for
for
TRISTRAM s.- HYATT, INORWALK, CONN.
Don’t Buy Furniture Until You
Look at Our Line.
WE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN.
Will be. pleased to show you through.
Costs you nothing to look.
H. KRIEGER 8- CO.
West Washington Street.
iiiiii
WE ARE READY to fill your
bins with Coal for next winter.
This may seem a “far cry " but
many of our customers are get-
guarantce our Coal and 0m price
-~you may rely upon us every
time.
No matter where you have
bought Coal in years past. we
want you to try our Coal—~and
its-this season. We are now
getting in a fine stock of fresh
mined coal—«for you—~11“ kinds
and all good.
"l8 [Hills 603' Ill.
iiiifi
it 801,
com
use
. that look well and Wear 11'11ll.
ting their orders hooked. We ‘
ii Angeline
A11 111111113111 of 011111.. for hot 1111111.
For that hot. tircd icclluu let us saggcst that. you got. inside one of our
'l‘WOd’llthid (lil'l'thi SUITS. ’i‘yhc 11111 of the C(iillrtllnllllilf' loci ('iibly kind
Made as fashion dictates and built by 11.11-
1101111 In tho mt oi building outing suits 1111r1cctly 1111111 are pri cod 1111 tot
Iowzu 1
Worth .1110. $6148 1 ‘_
in Unusual Offerllltl‘ in (31111111. Irauser-s.»
This is Trousers homlqtutrters. Prices always attractive here. Just
now we have a big Ill-lsm‘tlllt'lll to lit auv mun, stout or thin. They are of
that drops style combined with comfort and by these prices you will see
they are much channel than others:
From .9511 to $8.28 Reduced from 31.28 in 56
D. Gottlieb’s
11 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
u... m. ..r
FIREWORKS
FLAGS !
LnNransx
largest a~sori1nent ever brought to the Town of Norwalk. and
at prices iNCOMPARABLE
No’ 01.13 STOCK !
Lstlmat1s furnished for 11 'l public and p lvate displays
Bay oi the Wholesaler.
Worthington Oi. Booth Not-walk.
Oetou‘r pricesheiore helm: tool d by N Y déalers
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