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X
Enter at the Swings“ it . 7
id “glory .
moons» [as ascend {lists
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, interns» nsws
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3:
‘ w
rm truism m
. , ‘ on
day. followed byhxsrlno. ,Liuhilss iii
to soutbwssi_w
rs.
. birdhouse
on a. .
l,,iiiiiiilcn Sai-
iiiim iiyi an Ex-
Ellisfisinmsnl aiiior-
. walk Yachtillub
tlon‘..yrhich assembled on Fri day at the
Maohpsset Bay Yacht Club ill arters for
in annual cruise. arrived t the sta»
lion the Not-walk Yacht clan. off
mellow Bluff. Saturday aftel noon. The
vessels emulate thehar r. in good
order. and excited much-r miration.
Commodore Osborncsad tli other flag
officers “the local club pail osremon-
foiis calls on the respective owners of
vessels, and extended a cordial invi-
tation for them toyniske like club
house their headquarters dErlng their
stay hare. The invitation Wl a general-
ly accepted, and in the e suing the
clubhouse was well filled. .
The feature of the occupier: was a
smoker and ladies’ night. The enter-
tainment, committee. of which Elblrt
.W. Fitch is chairman. had arranged a
moat! enjoyable program. luciudlns
many popular selections by Spoidcl's
Orchestra. of Bridgeport; iano solos
by Charles Barrett. of ridgeport;
stories by faster Banks; vocal solos
by William L. Tomllnson. The work
ofaMr. Banks was especially pleasing.
lilo. dialect selections were artistically
liven. and be received many eucores.
to which he graciously responded. Mr.
Tomlinson is a vocalist of ackiiowlodg-r
ed ability, and he, too, wan obliged tO'
respond to encores.
liefreshmonts were served and the
affair closed shortly befoile midnight
with a dance. in which. lie visiting
yachtsmen and many omen: participat-
e .
Th amiss of the club wan continued
acrimony morning. the ‘l rt being
fund "bo'dlook’for the Marble ls~
‘ ‘ you is. yaw.‘ ,liislntly illuml» ’
by “Japanese Ian rns. Titans.
and making a decidedly
nest on. air-ho boats wich arrived
on so the were as‘l Howls:
Anirita. main, 47 r . or. Emil
Hanoi. ,
stanan, Til feat. Chas. 8. Pretty-
unlay‘svao its. PM”! or.
pretty no
Spartan. if. feet. Joseph 'i‘bum.
Pilgrim, 40 feet. .1. Jay hllcn.
lleyiert. 48 feet. Wililulm Erb.
Marie, 66 foot. Louis Newman. M. D.
Thistle. 63 feet. Jns. M. Thompson.
ids Belle. 48 foot, Louis Kahn‘wellcr.
Revonsl. 48 foot. F. W. ‘Wurster.
notions. Wm. H. Hoyt.
The following had not been heard
from since the start. but were expocb
cd to be at Thimble islands:
Gamboiior. 60 feet. Augustus Smith.
Pauline .l, 54 feet, (loo. W. Jsrcliow.
Caprice. 36 feet 6 inches, Waltcr id.
Reynolds.
City of New York. 30 fuel. (l. P. ii.
McVay.
Eloise, 25 feel. if. R. hdnms.
These yachts were to join the others
of the fleet at New lnudlbn today:
Cocoon. bl. feet, in inches, Morton
it. Peck.
Wyandsnce. 50 foot. Jillilltlii ll. llark-
DP. t
Aim. 40 feet, 6 inches, ii. if. Che-
DOV.
Chicot. 5] foot, 0. V. Livingston.
, 86 foot. F. ii. Wlicalon.
Bililliil forms T0
. suave HiMSELF
i’risonsr at flouniy hill Makes
.Fouiliil‘Eficri is file. But is
Saved by lot Cream
rum-a.— .mm
Not content with two aitcmpls at
suicide one, by handing hull lbe ulhor
lg cutting his throat with a razor.
will? rune. a prisons at the Colin-
tyJa‘l ., now trying t starve him-
self to ssth. Ho ref so: to out it
till" “in”! he VIII ti kc his life in
spite Ming fall offlel s-J
lat-tank Bruno suddenly rusbcll
" his. a fellow prisoner. and
,‘ihroat within razor and
' Allis own throl t. Both men
iiii‘io 8t. Vin nt's Hospital
.. ords Br no was taken
‘iail. as ho locovsrcd sub
We moved. . a celebrated
. liy hanging lime]! to the
oil by a ml or towel. The
arrived in t in time to
, down. its as revived at.
. .‘ 'i‘iion h began to butt
. ,lrd has bellii
o's iloor all of the
yesterday he
angle himself
l mud his
_ ‘ rssor
Alleges That She Did Not Elops
Wlih Post, and Thai There
Was no Truth In tailors She
Wrote Home
-——..-.— .—
Mlss Eyyihc Manning, or Msnlon. of
Washington strut. has returned. and
the first thing'shc did was to send for
a newspaper reporter.
When a Sentinel man arrived. Miss
Manning said: “i want that thing
fixed in the paper about my going off
with Post. i was not with him. i
don’t know anything about him and
its all wrong." '
Miss Manning said that she had
been visiting Mamie Ryan in Little
Falls. N! Y. She absolutely denied
having been married in Post.
When asked what she meant by her
letter to a relative in which. over her
own signature, she had said she was
married to him. "Oh," she replied.
"that was all a joke, Yes the whole
letter was a joke. even the part in
which it cautioned everyone to keep
quiet until it blew over."
CARPENTERS ON AN OUTING.
Harry Mother and the employees of
his shop are spending the day at
Comps Beach. There are about New
ty~flve of them and a picnic. a clum-
bake, swim and general good time will
doubtless result.
lHEllHl nun
lillllllllllll
. Miflillilllllli
John Briiio and William Bartram
Wanted For the Thai! oi in.
titles From Railroad Com-
pany in durum-«floods ile-
covsrod by Police Later
A bold broad daylight burglary oc~
curred in Norwaik.
noon; the freight depot being visited.
Merchandise to the‘vnlus of several
dollars was taken but practically all.
of the loot was recovered lalcr at.
the homoof Mrs. llolen Bartram in
Railroad place. Norwnlk.
The Job was “turned" with absolute
bravado by lbo culprits who opuullc
the lock of the main door of tho frol-
gbt bousc, broke open onset! took what
they waulcd. and wnikcli off with llwlr
booty, in plain sight of unbolly who
Iluppcnml to ho. illliii‘.
The police have warrants out for
twu mob. known to them as John Brit.
to and William Bartram.
A search was made for them until
midnight but neither could be loculed.
though they worn at Mrs. iiul'trnlu's
house early in the ilVeIiiIIK. That they
loft lilo irclglll liliusr- shortly after
flz3li o'clock was rcuiiily told by unvo-
ral boys. who claim to have soon thom
go to the Bartram plucc.
Station Agent ilaviri i“. Gould blip-
pulled to go to tho frolghl bouso a
few mluutcs uficr lbc burglary and
he was immodiulcly illiilf‘llit‘ii of what
had transpired by the boys. A quick
examination showml ilw illll'lll'ii i‘lllifiii.
Mr. Gould commuulcutcd wllb Cap-
loln ll. N. Morohouso and logcihor
they wont to tho Burlrnm house. Brit-
in and Hartman won» both ilicrc at
that limo. bill ibcy ricnlcd absolutely
that they know anything about the
burglary and lbcro bolus insufflcloui
cvlflcucc at ilial limo liicy woro not
ili‘id.
inter, after more information vou-
cerulng tlic burglary was ucctmui, Cop.
lulu Mol‘t'iliillui'. Mr. (loliill and Officer
Thomas iriiiiiiitll‘iilfifl rc-vlsllml ihii
iiul‘lrum iiouso. armed with warrants
lull lhc liliiiiiiii‘lit lnul "skiiioiicli."
A lilt'iii‘flil of ibo house for iiifl stol-
cn articles was made and in a clonal.
on tho iii-com! flimr. and covarcd by
an old fonlllcr bod. was found the
piumlor cnlabic and drinkable. All of-
ficl- fixture. known as it 'rlnxapiliils-
lor, was found under another bod.
Agcut Gould‘s inventory showed that
the mills inkcn «insisted of ill hot.
lieu of hour. the "rccnpilulnior." ii bot.
tins of mustard. ii pounds of crackers.
ill bottles of picklus and 5 cans of
cvnpornlml croaui.
The various urticlan were consigned
to John Kirsch. H. Bchschal. and the
Holmes. Keillor and Bullock Company.
1 Mrs. Bartram is a widow and is laid
to lie about sixty five years of an.
Britta. whose real nanio is John
F‘uphrman. was captured today. He
il‘uhrutsn. was capture by Captain
Morehousc at Carl Schauh's imperial
(info in Railroad avenue. Booth Nor.
walk. where he has been a bartender
since last Friday. He denies absolu-
tely (any. guilt of complicity in the
robbery.
He was a vary much surprised man
this morning when he arrived at the
cafe only to be taken into custody
inst as he was about to so to work.
Judge Edward M. lookwood fisod s
bond at. use for his appearance Wed-
nesday morning at i oclock but up to
this afternoon he had been unable to
l secure the necessary security.
“granitic Moi-shoppe called on chief
" lice William Volhner. of South
amine night and as a result of
nonuniform. it was (learned
' barman '-
yestarday often .
it sir i'. shivering il‘uhmaa's due ,
s‘coriisliy unloved at the ballast: _
, i lived in this lifel-
' mmng'iirrmn his soul .‘
Special Train, ii sting ills Third
Infantry. Made a Record fiun
From East Lyme lo Stamford
-Pclilicisns Wars Busy si
leniic Friday and Saturday
The special train which brought
Companies 1) and if to Norwalk. and
carried the other companies of the
Third infantry. Connecticut National
Guard from that Lyme to their respec-
tive destinations, made u. record break-
ing rim. for a military train in this
state. The transportation of troops.
about which little attention was paid
on male nppoaroii to make little dif-
loiicrco to the railroad companies has
now become an important matter. and
certainly a’i'ortin much grculer pica»
surc to the man obliged to spend so-
vcrul hours on the trains. ’
The special train pulled into the
blind hymn depot. Saturday aficrnoon
at l:07. and in loss than a minutes
every company bill mm in the 'l‘birti
infantry was on board the cars. so
that the train was started on schedule
time, 1:10. Except for two or three
stops of less than a minute in order to
get a clear truck ahead. there was no
ollicr stop made until the train romeh»
cd New Haven. Here, instead of
the usual wait of half an hour, there
was a delay of three minutes. The
next slop was at Bridgeport. where
about five minutes was allowed for
tho. llrldm-port battalion to detrsiu.
'l‘ho iraln then came right through to
South Norwsik. arriving about. 3:34.
and after llic two Nora-nib and one
Danbury Company'hsd nilgbiod, pro-
ceclicd to Stamford. The ficcmmnudu-
tion on the train \vcrc cxccllcut. and
mm car was rcuurrcd for members of
the brigade slnff aml uuoihcr for Col
our-l Gilbert is Fitch and staff.
The week's tour of duty was (mu of
the most. profitablc us wolf an the»
most enjoyable in llw history of Hill
ulntu uncaliipuicnla, and llencrai (Kiln.
(lonernl Frost and olhcrs rural
.‘inany‘ r-ompilrhents rewarding the 'c-
woeful field work. and the various rt»
vicwn. parades and drills hold durinit
the weak.
Nl-nrly all the own who export to no
candldnlos upon the rcpublicnn sinu-
lickcl uvxi fnll wcro in camp. 'i‘lwir
boatinuurlcrs was about the govcruor‘s
foul and Micro was a grant dual of
bandsiinklug and busting of political
gossip. identcnsnl (lovcruor Rollin
S. \ll'omirun‘. of Now linvcn. was Kl’twf-
ml ovcrywhcrc as “governor" and it
was made plan that so far as tho ilt'iiii
of tho licitct is cont-«mull iloimu-I
Woolli'ulf is wiilloul u coniiwlli'm‘.
Slopsr on Deck .
A. .l. Slopcr. a bunkcr of the New
ilrilnlu, who would Him to bc llcllimi-
lllii‘tzin'i'l'flfll‘ was in camp. William li‘.
linrlnmu, of Now llrllnln. ims charge
of his boom Spluikcr Marcus ll, lini-
couib. of Souiiiiugtou. was couspiclr
oils in tho Kaila-ring. lie is Hiliii to bc
out for tho nilorncy ucncruisliip. 'i‘bc
prom-til, stoic socrciary, ’i‘bcmlorc lio-
riruiwicu, of Now liondon. illudi: his
lit-silauurlors at tho quarters of (‘olo-
uci 'i‘beodorc i-i. Mnclioiiiilil and lid
hold many a lovcc ilrcrc. Summary
Bodcnwkm is slatcd for llic anmc plat-c
on the stain ticket for anothcr iifi'ffl.
Walter in‘Osmp.
Count Commissioner Jacob ll. Wnl»
for of Cheshire, who is a cltmllilnlo for
abut-iff of New Haven county to Hlli‘~
road A. ii, Dunlisui. was in camp with
a big following. Shcrlff inmbam
slayud away.
As a result. of County Conunlssloncr
Wnlicr's trip to camp it was Niflif‘ii
that the fight over tho shrcvnliy unin-
inuiiou in New Haven county is und-
cd. Sheriff Duubnm's almcuco aura
loolu-d upon as an admission of that
fuel. it was rsporicd that iiunliam
has only a few supporters now and
that Waiter has his support all ulcciy
flail up to him. lio saw Congressman
idiloy mid olhci-s in the front rank.
it is said and remained promises of
thrift support. Dunham, it is now Elliii.
may ho called on "also run." if he do.
cidcs to go so far in tho mop an to
allow his name in get into tho con-
vention. When County tlommissloncr
Walter started for homo he seemed
in express in his smile wronlbcd face
the confidence lllui ho had 'lmillud"
everybody. He looked just. iiiiu oyw
wbo had spent a day at the race track
and made a big bunch.
Ilsituiu. Allan and Others.
Major 1). A. Bilkosluu was also on
hand looking. sflsr~hls senatorial in-
tersslrn Mayor Blahcslco canto ovor
from New Haven in an automobile.
Postmaster (infirm l. Allen. of Mid-
diatom. was busy looklnnvnftcr his
political “one: which are said to ba
rickety. Postmaster Allen wants to
save his federal lob. He saw all the
members of the Corinectlcut delegation
who were in camp and not from them
”mum. to hclphlin out in his fight
a to stand by him in getting s re-
s submit in the Middleman posh
Juniors and Don rsssmsn.
Among the other no ilcul notables
in camp were United States Senator
Morgan 0. ‘ilblksloy. who went home
surly. Frank B. Brunettes. Commas.
than Cancer and his Idoossor onu-
sums Edwin Higgins of Norwich;
nookan Goomb. ilicy. of Wm
mm of the house
sag
“mi
Minna of l
a few yours ago, as the length of lime -
nosroiv, .iu downtown: ranueu
Hall and the district were, ser-
iously threats ' flroibhioh started
shortly before ockrthis morning
hill! sixmtory building allies. 2 and 4
South Market street. not more than
sixty feet distant from the "Cradle of
Liberty." Grass ”Militant” water were
constantly pours upon. the. historic
building and it was not gown scorched
by the flames will b, however. ruined
the structure inw, icb they broke out,
and spread slingI to adioluing build.
lass. Those in it Od.thb;plb.ces at 28
Merchants no ,d :1 South Market
street. copied by the
Buckeye Ream nlf‘,.the fiencrui
Express Commonly; an the Four Soars
Meat Company...yrhll tho latter was
occupied by Co tea and Yerxu.
grocers. '
The building
was occupied
wlnv keepers
proprietors. Al
structure failed
grcal a hundw
oru iboilro started
’l‘Qsi and 'l‘ubuidl.
lislisp restaurant
nihilism save this
ihéuzlirc had too
. . ii Vila feared at
first that sevs ‘ltslisn cooks and
waiters who dim the upper
stories bad lmemlhprnodfitn; death. but
later it was Wl that alter a hard
struggle they ‘ pod. «i'i‘iut loss was
estimated“ 8
ago failingm
Abs disparity; '
Hlisdlb‘y’ihr'.“ ll
Not by “my , .
iioimss thsfsnds list limb-
| for -’._..se_.
NEW YORK. July ills-Through Abs
(lrubcr, 0f the firm of flinch. Olcott
(Trailer and Picayune if was learnt-d
rcslrrday that that firm has not us ycl
fit‘l‘llii'ti lo ucccpl, flurry K. 'i‘linw‘a
dismissal as final. Tlicy arc going in
burr- a talk with 'i‘liu’w’s molbcr.
“We were no! birml by Harry 'l‘haw.
but by a Mr, Dclullcld. acting for Mrs.
William Thaw." suit] (lruber. "We
shall lay this illiliu'l‘ licfum licr and
than may harm miuicibiug to say in
regard to lhc mnlicr."
iinrlrldnc, John ii. (llciisou, unilii r-cr-
,mnnlly nppuinlml coliuscl in chief. nu
uounl‘mi ycstcrliay than the dismissal
of Black. (limit. (lrugar and “anyone
by his client had bocu ucroiupunlml by
(he scvorilucc of iiil‘ tics lliul bound
Lewis i.. llulaficiil in tho casc.
As for us 'i‘huw in couccrucd, ihcrc
now remain of the lawyers at our
time cumioycd by the licfcnso only Mr.
linririrlm; John B. illwison. and. nor.
blips. Mr. impala-lion: of tho firm of
iiuiuficili unii iilliigi’t-iiow. iicwis is.
llclniicld is not a iucmbor of this
firm. il‘mlcrlrk i'. licluiicld is its
licuil.
This is the official nu furnisbcri by
Mr. llnrlrlllnc. Mr. liarlridgo is o
ll‘lontlmuui on Fifth Page.)
SALAMAGONDI PARTY.
A special meeting of lbc lmrilcs' Aid
Socioly was hold at tho Methodist
parsonage. lust Witch. to discuss and
plan for n Salamairuiull Party the first
of August. it who decide to hold
the affair on tho extensive grounds ol’
the maiden” homo. Mrs. Hill. on
Wednesday sftnrnoon and evening.
August 1st. Some of the attractions
will be games of all sorts, tennis. cro
dual. archery. quoltu and games for
lilo lillic children; a cake table, candy.
fish pond. the usual Rebecca at the
well with bar never falling supply of
ice-cold lemonade. clam chowder, eta.
llic. it is expected that several lo-
cal automobile owners will use their
machines in conveyink guests to and
fro and for pleasure riding around the
country. all for slight rcmuncration.
WILLIAM r. nsvuouo nos-so.
mond'n coachman at "The Maples.” in
Rowayton. out lip one of tho horses
about 9 p. m.. and nvaryihln about
the barn was apparently all right. L»
var when he went to the burn. how-
cvmz it was discovered that the place
had been entered and that practically
three sets of bras-s hfld been stolen
also an old fas toned double barrciisii
shotgun.
BILL “LAND ilLUMlNA'l‘ID.
fiaturdsy limit most of the outline
at Bell island “I"
install. and this
pretty sight from motivator. All the
electric lights «renamed on and at
many of s autism. Japanese lan-
terns add it toms brilliancv. of the
scene. 'i‘hol‘filwrdly night illumina-
of the island.
purine.
«oi the Rou’thificr- ‘
‘_ out will e bald.
«Mimi
All some
of“!
itidlotiivl
“rotary Via-l 0:1
Saturday night. William '1‘. Ray-*
lions will be continued as a feature
Annual Evsnisio be Held on
the Visa Burn (loll Links, at
iiorolon,ihs Latter Parl of
the Week
Golfers who are to play in the an-
nual tournament of the Mamie of
Connecticut Golf Clubs on, the Wee
Burn links at. Noroton. Wednesday to
Saturday of this Week. have begun
to arrive at the course. Many wore
in evidence yesterday and a big con-
iinlront is looked for early in the
week. - -
Among thr- players noticed were
Dr. ('3an Martin. of the Fair-fluid (louué
ty club. who won 'lhc State champion-
ship at Woe Burn six years ago; Ralph
Carroll. a club mom; who went over
the cornsc in 38 and 37; (looms P.
Sheldon. antithor ii‘iliriiciii County man
A. 0. Wheeler. W. B. Wheeler and lto
gar Curtis, of Brooklnwn: w. A. Jack»
son and H. R. Jltckson of the Arawsn-
uh Club. Miildicwwn, B. B. B. Brown.
Bin. came down from his summer
homo at Washington, Conn" lo prac-
tice for the tournament. and he
sprung the surprisc of lbc day by
making the lust hOin in a 3. Hurray
for this hole is b.
The visiting players are highly plea.
and with the condition of the course.
The green committee and Professional
Stoddilrt have done well lilo work of
' putting it in condition. The turf is in
(Continued on Second Page.)
BURGLAR m can NORWALK.
w
' Discovered by Mr. steward in the Act
of Bobbing his House.
A Mr. Stewart, who is a New York-
er, but spending tho sluiimcr in East
Norwhik, awoke about 3 o'clock Bun-
dny morning by hearing a slight
noise in the room and to his surprise
saw a man in the not of rifllng it
bureau drawer. Mr. Bioward. while
in New York. “inlays has a revolves
within reach of his bed. but lieu! not
looted in do snout in tbecountry. The
burglar turned and run so soon as he
learned that Mr. Siriwurd was awake.
hir. sicwurll could not giro ciiaau. titli-
urslly «dough, in a ti o'clrwk in thc
morning suit. so ihc burglar uncap—
p‘L .
The. house had been entered by a
roar door by moons of a key. The
burglar left a trail of burnod matches
liirough the ball. but securcll nnihv
lug.
NEW iTALiAN SOCIETY.
Papers of incorporation Have Been
Filed With tit. Secretary of
State.
A new llaiiau socioly. known as The
ilaiiau Bucicty of Mary of Assulila. Ps-
pcrs of incorporation have been filed
with tho sccrotiiry of slate. showing
ibal tho lumrporiitors arc Dr. Vincent
(l. 'l‘lio. Spit-idiotic Flamisito. Frank Co-
co and Louisa flounario.
The Dill‘lifliil’ of tho now organism
lion is in ufl’cci an organization of
llullnns in Norwalk for purposes of
mutual iicuiminlnucc. intellectual wol-
farc and ruiloynicni, and to assist the
members during sickness and to aid
and assist famillcu of deceased mem-
burn.
——NEVER BEFORE
has South Norwnlk seen such a gigan-
ticc sale as tho one which will open
Thursday. July ill, at (iotlliob's. ll
North Main iii. ’l'hls train will lwyoad
doubt prove a revelation in rutsli inl-
chaudlsing. Thousands of doiiars’
worth of meritorious men's and boys‘
ciotliink. slices. furnishings and bats
will bc dlstrllmiod into lilo homes of
the masses at less than manufacturers
cost. Those who desire the very best
of chillies should take advantage of
this rare sale. The antira population
should attend this grand sale. for the
stock offered at this solo embraces
clotblns. furnishings, shuns and hills of
the highest urados and slandnrd. All
the much-wanted. (innit-able morrbnnl
disc is there 'in endless varieties.
Prices cut in half. ‘
Thursday. July ill ibe fll‘iflifi sale
opens up.
LOST.
Lear—on suntan.
BMW!“
tomobllo top cover. Reward stain»
return of some to Dr. P. H. Williams.
New Canaan. . fill at
New Canaan and South Norwsiit. IIt- .
.‘ i...
. a, l.
FlllE sash ass ,
ovsarowm WATClilMii'
listed by iiicw liver the Hand
With s Revolver. and Robbed
of Several Hundred Dollars
KENNEBUNK. Maine, July Iii.—-
Five armed and masked men overpow-
ered and bound the night watchman
and another employs at the our house
of the Atlantic Shore Line Railroad at
Town House Crossing. early today.
took several hundred dollars from the
unlocked safe. unmoleslell. 'i‘hc watch-
man, llnlph'iicwey. was severely in-
lured by a blow ovor the head from a
revolver butt.
Howey and Mark Goodwin. a con-
struction man. were eating their lunch-
'es in opposite ends of a closed car in.
side the our house. when a. masked
man entered the door and pointed a
revolver at Goodwin’s bcad.
Howey turned toward the door at
his and of the car and faced two re-
volvers. held by two men. who also
wore masks. He grabbed at the revol-
vcr barrels, but a blow on the bond
with the butt of one of them knocked
his unconscious and out a push in
his scalp. The men then bound Howey
and Gmslwln with wire picture cord
and put bugs over their heads.
The umney in the safe. variously
estimated at from 0200 to dildo. was so-
cured and the robbers Joining two
who had kept guard outside the house
disappeared. After some time Howey
and Goodwin srioceeded in freeing
themselves and gave an alarm. but the
burglars had obtained a good slart.
nun liPlli "
ilSllill u
liill ' a
Two or Three Dollars in Small
Change Secured. and Ticket
sacked at an Early liour
Sundsylsralnu
burglars operated Sat-irony night
in the eastbound railroad station in
Barton, but it is believed they rccciv.
ed very little reward for lhclr admin.
The discovery that a window in the
waiting room. near tho and of the bug-
xuucroom, had been broken out was
made early yesterday morning. and
further investigation showed that the
station had been colored. and the
door (if the tickct omce forced open.
The ticket case had been ransacked.
but so for as can be dolor-mined noth-
ing from there is missing. Some small
change was accrued. and the penny-
lirllic-sloi lnuslilnc in the waiting room
was broken open, and the contents on
iraclcd. A dollar or two was secured
There is no clue to the thieves. al~
though tho ilnrlon conuiabulary is
making an cn‘ort lo apprehend the
Ruiily parllcs. who are boiicved to be
trumps rather than professional bur-
Klara.
.
Will you drink Chemical-«or soma-
tiilug purcly chnlahle like Williams‘
Root floor. it is grateful.
MISCELLANEOUS. '
NOTICE—4 WlSii 'l‘f) le‘OitM MY
customers that l have not and am not
going to raise prim of ice. People
wishing artificial ice at film cwt. loin
phone 269-3. 80am Norwalk filv. Ru.
Box ills, llurlen. ii. 1'. Boles.
"rd LET.
TO LETmNBW COTTAGE TO LET.
six rooms. It. ii. i-lmlib. itownthou.3
ii i
TO LIT—ONE STORE Halli: our
lbsilb, will Is rented for maximal»
in.I purposes: alsodshlep for ism
tar as purposes; or m .
than”? Randall. Ii loco-d was
s
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Mitt. ANNII M. HAVII. lid eOU'l‘ii
Main St. South Norwsih' Sham
lug. electrical scalp treatment. 1 isl
mausn a specially. Use Cucumber
Cream for a line oompiovioo-«ubsil
on. for powder. Call for fun inst.
mutt. superfluous hair and blemish“
{moved without pain. Consultation,
rss.
ILIGTRO PLATING or. Alli,
binds. Oxidlssd copper. brass and .
blackouts». old gold. pm metal and .
‘r
LOW-4mm Ali’mltNOON. KN
Rowsyton. a limit sliver watch with;
initial- ,ll. i3. Iflnder will pissso rs.
turn to so Franklin St. South Norwslk.
s stillirscelvs a reward. ‘l mu
brilliantly than 3 -
illsndlprossnisd a very
tuition“. _
us. WiLLiAM uncouth. Jim-
tcr of lranlstsn Ava. School. Bridge-
xcrt. says that. be was cured of ill-1
sinmatlon of the kidnoyl by Cornell's
Kidney and Bladder Guru. Try it All
virusslsts. , . 11018 to
“assassins.“ '“
black yacht trlinailnss: niobm‘ sup
alias and chandeliers. boycis and as.
mobile tarantula and table wars
til-l.“ also. Waist ill. fol.
‘ i} y:
fillies and Slot Machine iian- '
' roammnblc.
. Desirable location and
..room. house.
, Essilnul.
Norwslks Won the Contest can
Amusement Park, Last Sale _ ,
urdsy. by s Score of Seven
ic Thrssmi’ii'chsr Turner :5
Conforilonlsl ; .
"Well, we had our money's worth of
sport. anyway," said one of the fans
as he left the grand stand. That was
about the only favorable comment
that could be voiced of the vlsillnx
team's playing, Saturday. at Amuse-
ment Park, when the locals had as
their opponents the Cedars. of blow
York. who went home with the coun-
tenance of defeat on their faces. The
score of the fray was 7 to 3. .
The visitors played a very loose
same in the field and the Norwslks
batted very strongly. Turner was the
principal contributor to the ediflcatlolt
of the spectators. his contortlonsvheins'
worthy of Barnum & Bailey's funniest- _ , :'
ills performance was a centinual on
fair, both in the box and at the’ba‘t. , _.
Notwithstanding the fact that nine (if-y: .-
ibe locals fell victims to his lights!~
ing circuits, the locals connected safely
clcvou times. .
The balling featurc of the sums,
was ii‘. Hartman’s home run overlap? , ,
center field fence near the score Dotti ' ’.
in the fourth inning. Brooks wilt \
shown) up strong wilh ihtl stick, soc,-
uring three hits in three times at
(Continued on Second Page.)
WANTED.
WANTED—TADIES ’i‘O DISTRI-
bate circulars: wages. $1.25 per day.
Apply at 126 Washington St. South
Norwallt. 116 it
‘ wsnrsowwasumo AT Bouts“
Apply at 16 Hoyt at, death “$13 .
wsmws censor. Mmm ,
understands how to malts fires. A;
ply at once at Chflord'l‘iotei': “ _ .
‘ hungry
V wasna—rodl’fxbu as
of domestic, to livo out.
Hoyt Si.
WANTED~—CI.ERK iN osoonnr
store. Apply (0 Jerome 8. Gainer.
Noroton. Conn. 112 St
WANTEDwYOUNG MAN WISHES ,
an outdoor position in vicinity of Non
walk or South Norwallf..~v-«Address,
“Outdoor.” Sentinel office. 118 at
WANTED~A GOOD HORSE. FAIR
render and guitablc fur family ups»
(livc. particulars and when to be seen;
Addrtos Box 410. Smith Norwnlk. ,
filial
WANTED——COLORED WOMAN All -:
cook and laundrcss and man as W.‘
dentu- undobouscworkcr. Husband and
wife preferred. Apply at once. brilli-
ing references. Mrs. Weed, liil) East
Ave.. Norwalk. 512 t!
WANTED—EXPERiENUBD HAT
lrimmers. John C.»Wiison, our. South
Main and Cross Sim. South Norv'is‘lkt
m t
.—
.4
son SALE. '
ran “dildo cantor novels
17 Hillside 3L, South Nurwslk. Toma;
inquire John W. Emilia,
116 St
FOR 8ALE~~BARGMN iN MET
Ntll‘Wfiik. Brand new house. 7 rooms.
lol husllii: trolley on street; $2.4M).
lousy terms. Donne’s float Estate Par-
lore, iii South unln st. lie 8! A
FOR “LL-HOUSE AND TWO’
lots. House built two years. lots
each lilixllls. Will sell house and lot, ‘
separately. or one lot without house.
hurlsln to
anyone wishing to lnvos in a nice.
homo. inquire at Na, it Summit ‘Bi.. . “
home. inquire at No. it Summit St. ‘
POT! OALI-wDON'T PAY RENT. l
At howsylon. three six-mom hm" ‘
prices 81.100. 81.700. 38.300. 0nd t»
_ ".000. (floss by m ‘
and station. has! terms. .Oidsh
is loath lain 8!. ll
.ros MLIm—PiiAO’i‘iOALbY lid
house of seven rooms; bath slid l
open attic; furnace. hot nhli’ ' .
'ar. All it plumbing. .
lilo. Within twenty minutes 0
Norwalkt convenient to uni , . ’
train. Will soil rdssonsbio if »
used. Address A. I. {hands ’
above address.
our» ,
as
ot'tsl ass . dusts
mail m
53 m .
«Milli si‘pubilc Auction, a n ,.v ,«
rosisstizsuorionéu-w ‘ -‘.
If. it“. ill the Town iisl
It I o'clock u. at. oils-ti
third of tbs estate of Charles
nstt comprising iiiitliif
rill
W. . White. sdmlnlstul’ r.
I. I. summer. If , ,
dmtbr. will pslot . , v
m mstsrlsls in a mat lititl wort
muslin disdain. Ask for an estimate
m' centrally located in ,
if .
2 gal.“ il loath ill-luau svsnlis. m‘ hit
F0! MLMH ‘
address -,
cs spousal.
ilauls
Norwalk Chronicler