be:
silly Visiting trunnion .En-
tsrlsiilsd Lest at in u no
Club tissue at ill“ ory illuli
, , . , bishops on accodbt mistaking the
V‘ s“ chelle Yacht Clubs, and is a summer I , ads from the fortress on Ssnhsmn
‘T‘mng’l’ risd Emu” ”denim B°t"°i“i“ll§" proton-ad“? pools to Enierlhs Field Again mining: file,” it ”Win” a Finnish Railway Line Occu- island. The attempt succiedcd a... lune—Sketch of an Active
. cup or e on o e ew Roe e- . ' the overnment flag‘was oisted at ‘ --
“ y in club to be competed for on the —0Ifldidliflfi FOI‘ MIYOI' Vollmerkeoyeived . Ollie: 0’ 1’0"“ MOO by SOIOIOI‘S noonfsbowing that the Sveaborg fort- CI'OOI'
The annual cruise of the Hunting
ton, Northpert and Stamford Yacht
clubs to Norwalk. where, with the
- boats of the‘Norwsik‘ Yacht Club, the
V, Post-Ollice as bacon
bulged at the i3
goth? Norm r. , ‘
seine number
New ignven, and that evening they
Northptirt and other clubs. will be in
Norwailt to take part lathe annual
, regatta there. and to be entertained
at a smoker in the evening. It is also
on the cards that a smoker will be
given to the members of the Bridge-
port Yacht Club on some data previ-
ous t othe Labor Day festivities.
Another Cruise Planned.
George E. Edwards. who is a mom»
her of both the Norwalk and New Re
first day's run of the joint cruise of
the Brooklyn and New Rochelle Yacht
Clubs, which begins August 9th. The
race will end at the black buoy of!
Tavern Island. G. J. Cranbery, chair-
of local members will . ‘
Anxious to Succeed Them:
selves. But Mr. Devine 5):.
Present Board “of ‘7 Selectmen '
Preliminary guns of the fall's elec-
tion campaign are being'iired to-day.
.The registrars oi' the three voting dls’
tricts of the town are in session to-
Mull
light
_ in-
any, generally is
winds.
r.li
Jr.
Charles lin
Willi Stolen
slivknown to:
ford, says
yer drive a
personal in.
by some re~
._ 3 person, for
h a. series 0:
_ , ‘ ll
troduction to it, ,
notable and disori; ‘
he yesterday weal.
. « no message
. saying that
from afiew Canals .
' and that the
{his horse had bee
thief started in!
Norwailt. lie w, ,
straw hat, sun -
llllili
' D . > hi. V v
‘ I . ‘ ~ _ Dotted him! Hilde Ollie! Millie“! “ale
Arlillorymen at the Summer
Camp at Romhsrloff, flosr
Warsaw, ilsvs fduiinled—
WARSAW. Russian Poland, Aug. 3.
~The urtilierymen in
the summer
camp at Rembertoff.‘ near Warsaw,
haVO mutlnlcd.
Infantry and cossecks
cu... .m.
fared. ,ltiiillig‘the silicon“. who ordered
put off in a launch whereupon the
‘ i rfird,l .T 2‘
will he ientertained by the members , , 3&2? Soddinfilfi $31303 ewihn‘i ‘ ‘
“(the New Haven Yacht Club. ' _‘ ‘ ashore. The cruiser is now under ‘ l
finisher Do the combined fleets M'Hfllll‘OS ill complete control. ‘ l .
w’Bl‘lildilllifirt. 8 amford. New Haven. ‘ The mutineers, numbering 259. Were '
sent ashore. . i
HELSINGFORB, Finland. August ll.
-——i‘t transpires that the sharp firing
heard from Svenborg between four
and five. o’clock yesterday morning,
came from the infantry reinforcements
despatched there for the purpose of
constructing pontoon bridges from is-
land to island in order to wrest the.
fortifications from the mutlneers. The
troops were supported by a cannon-
ress was in the hands of the loyal-
ists. ‘ .
Some 2,000 reinforcements of troops
have now arrived at Helslngfors.
During the night the telegraph lines
lililli
Well-known and Respected
South Norwslk Ilsa: .
Been Honored by Fellow 'llii "
cu.-
James M. Lane. one of South Nora .
walk’s oldest and most respected realm .
dents, today has reached, as he himself.
’terms it. the 900th month of his use.
its
‘ man of the regatta committee of the da from 12 o' lock noon ‘antll 9 ~ , have been deepatched to quell the re- were cut, severing the communication 0" In other words, this ‘3 M” seventy-_
trip w“ WWW“ “Mlle? eastward. New Rochelle Club, ""1 start the m..y for the purptiise of registering the! 2:3: is alligd ii: atfinhxdlliedmf volt. ‘ with Vigborg. and a small railroad mgiihr afififfiybginhii gaiiggvom
w" commenced yesterday, and the' fleet while the finish will be cared for political preferences of voters. They en away. * . “in carefully ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3.--Ali the bridge between here and Vigborg was Mid diesex county this state of poo
harbor during the day and 138i night, fnyalslglrg‘lgnnueogecfi‘g titggyo‘ihil‘i: will hold forth again'next Friday at described and ll get! tail. and stationss “Pt?" finnish “3:3“ be' blown "D' It was subsequently rc- but honest parents. He wad six dayei .
dosite decidedly 'unplesnnt» Weather Norwaik “0.1%,“. , ' the some places and hours for the was attached tod black two seat— ““3““ L “m “r3 8"“ ”'5’ “a paired. r- old when the first railroad passenger
well as the entire length of the coast
which the line skirts. have been occu.
pied by troops.
S'i‘_ PETERSBIIRG. Aug. 3.—-A geu~
erni strike has been formally ordered
to begin in Si. Pctersburg tomorrow
at noon, and as a preliminary the
men employed in a dozen establish-
ments in the Vasili Ostrov and Wi-
.borsky quarters and in the Moscow
quarter. beyond the Narva Gate, went
out at noon today. The final decision
was not obtained without a strong
light in the Workmen's Council, three
delegates standing out against nine to
the end. The failul‘ti 0i the strike Ii!
predicted, as the workmen generally
are not prepared.
A section of the street railways here.
including the Nevsky Prospect iiilel
stopped running this afternoon.
.Trsins from St. Petersburg are u
rlving here after great delay. One
of the railway bridges has again been'
blown up with dynamite, but it was~
soon repaired.
some purposes. the First District reg-
istrare at Bishop and Lyncs' odioe.
corner of Wall and Water streets; the
Second District registrars at the Town
Court room in Haviland street, and
the Third at Edward E. Gorham's
store in East Norwaik.
Voters desiring to participate in po
litical conventions or caucuses must
have their party affiliations down on the
registrnu' lists, and as a result pros-
pective candidates for political lion-
ors bestir themselves to get their
clientele in line.
Strange as it may seem. the heat
which sometimes makes life almost
unbcarable in the summer is not of the
same variety as to start the political
pot boiling. Notwithstanding this
anomalous condition. however, straws
are beginning to show which way the
conditions, presented an animated and
very pretty appearance.
As a compliment to .the visiting
Yachtsmen the Norwalk Yacht Club.
last night tendered a successful smok-
er to them at the club house at Hick-
ory Bluff. There was a large attend-
ance. and. the entertainment provided
was a first class one in every respect.
it was as usual under the direction
of the entertainment committee, with
Elblrt W. Fitch as chairman.
The address of welcome, which was
most hearty, was made by Commo-
dore Clarence F. Osborn. who explain-
ed Some of the rules which would be
observed during the cruise.
The opening selections were Pro
lessor J. E. Speidel's orchestra, of
Bridgeport. which saw; a number of
lively pieces and amused much on-
it. train made its trial trip between Al-
baby and Schenectady, N. Y.. anduhas
seen this small beginning grow into
300.000 mllesol railroad;
Mr. Lane. in conversing of his early
' life, says: “I wont into business early.
as receiver of milk from my mother,
snd during my second year cried'Iud
pswed the air because my business was
taken from me." When he was four“
years old his father transplanted the
family from Klillngworth to Gullford.
This was the winter of the great New.
York fire. which destroyed 074 build-1'
“13‘ tags and caused a loss of $16,000,000,
. and when the weather was so cold that.
FOR SAL-5‘1“” HOMESTEADHOI' forty days in succession the snow
0! “'1th Gilbert, deceased. “0“" did not melt on the roofs of buildings.
of 8 rooms. for one or two fanillies; in 1345 be removed with his use
3-4 acre land. which runs to the har— ents' family. to the lower end op
but: tine well of water. chicken was. Quanebag Lake. Gullford. where he no »
ed wagon with (mi .
The handicapping will be done on however.
the basis of load water line plus the
onebaif of the overhang. .
The fleet of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club will compete for a cup on the
same day. only the ilnlsh of that race
will be at Green Reef light house.
The joint fleets will rendesvous at
the Norwaik Yacht Clubs during the
night of the 9th.
OYSTER BOATS ARE '
ORDERED SMASHED UP.
Alleged Bridgeport Harbor
Pests Condemned by Judge
Stevenson For Trespaaelng
in the slreetslti ,;
in ed horse. and 1 river and soon
he located theoirt driving in the
direction of thefibhg fit ' New Eng»
land Telephone ’w' ny.
Aided by Edmund . doors from Sol-
man‘s stables ,C . ollmer held the
man up and o . . tuipolico head
quarters. . .
Knowlton was if founded on be-
ing arrested and' that ”it was a
team which he its red in Stamford
and which he. was gut to return.
After telephonin , Simmons. mn-
anger of the New 2 n ... branch of
the Telephone h lilahy. Knowlton
was finally ldentid and the story
came out. "
“Wren “V skills. ,
FOR SALE-HOT AIR FURNACE,;
good as new; also Duchess range in
good condition. Apply Daniel L’Hom-
medieu. 203 Washington St. as (it
sort SALE—GOOD WORK sonata.
inquire F. Libner, 5 Benton St.
u
wind is going to blow. Th New ‘0 4- ‘ LONDON, A08. 3r‘A despatch ‘0 a ll house. bushels oi grapcs‘snd ap-. h 1. Later he .
thg‘iiizsgriterion Quartette. of Bridge. ,0" PM“. Grounds For ‘n’mmv " ‘9 “‘1 ”mime“ hora: had “Sniffing: :ggfiindghg: “e“ “Sency‘mm Rm‘v ‘0 Esmi’mb $2.; .Wili slsdly show property at figgf‘iotifiechwofiaiceuwuigh School. .
port, was “.0 board with pleasure 5...»...2. fact that First Selectman Alfred Avi- shed had a I"! ldeni [with the one Russia, says that the mutiny on the any “may Mrs. A. N. Sherwood. 13‘ in 1849. .50. .51, .52 and .5" he taught:
and was obliged to respond to a num-
ber of encores.
William 0. Perry, the Darien hum-
orist, recited a number of original
and amusing sketches, his dialect work
being especially pleasing.
A threé round friendly boxing mat-
ch exhibition between Oscar Neoan-
der and Albert Bergman was enjoyed.
the young men displaying ability in
this line.
« Atthe oppclusi‘ ‘~of~.the,.pntertaln-
mentprogi-amw , lnnenta‘were ser-
ved. and an hour spent in serial inter-
BRIDGEPORT, Aug. fir—Five oyster
beats, the aggregate value of which
is about 84,000. were ordered destroyed
by Judge Stevenson, in the city court
here yesterday morning. “tor trespass-
ing’ upon private grounds. The boats
with their owners were: Little Fred-
die Victor Johnson: Rescue, Joseph
Ha stead; Whale. Emma Spraguc: At-
lantis, William T. Barton; Secret, B.
Eichonger. _
,Previous iothis hearing yeslcrd
three other sloops had been 0M , ,
October.
Mr. Avison himself.
lng returned to once.
A. Brown has boomed its artillery.
list from the Second District.
son is a candidate for rel-election, this
This is not a hassrded
Opinion, but is the plain statement of h
In fact. there is
but little doubt that the present entire
Board of Selectmen is desirous of be-
So far no opposition to the condi-
dacy of Selectmen Avison and James
So far no one has expressed an
opinion that it will be difllcult for Se-
lectmnn Jacob B. Raymond to secure
the nomination on the Dcmocrntlc‘tic—
hired by Knowlton
wagons were the'hs disks and each
ad only one seat “it. the horses
were the sainevcolo and both were
bang tail animals. on Knowlton
Stamford, the
had a boy with him lid he told the
boy to drive back i‘ Stamford if he
got tired of we u . The boy got
tired of waiting an ildmve away.
Having finishildmis‘buainess Know].
ton went out. tosses if the horse and
wagon was the ,5. (“Min the Oth-
or outfit it! till: ' ‘ gilttho
hitched his horse on or» the shed he “‘
armored cruiser Paniyat Asovn began
with the arrival on board of a civilian
disguised as a sailor.
He was discov-
ered and an attempt was made to ur-
rest him, but part of the crew inter-
LEGAL NOTICES. '
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order of the Court
of Probate for the district Of Nor-
waik, authorising her lhcrunto,
the
subscriber offers for sale all such right
Pleasant St,- East Norwalk, or L. Gold
schmldi, Admin. Norwnlk. ed at
FOR SALE—LARGE LOT. WITH
CELLAR. ALSO or?! WATER-“WP
62 FEET FRONT; soil’in rum
FEET; EAST SIDE, 115F331" AND
WEST smn iieyg FEET. ifii‘sThD
A'I‘ CORNER. *WOODWARD AVE.
AND CHARLES a, sr. rules will
(lass. mounts TAYLOR a con
DEN, WASHINGTON or. al 3t
FOR BALE-A‘ FEW EXTRA
school.
became a farmer, and engaged
tie and horse buying and trading. He .
then returned to Killingwm'tb fps Wu,
” years. where he was married, May
He removed to Clinton 'in .
186i. and from there to South Nerf.
18, 1859.
walk, April 27. 1868.
, His first residence was at what
thér. called Judy's island. later
Island, here‘s island, and what is now.
known as Buiflit's island. From his.
sad to 11 Ha .
island home. be .'
He then returned to his home.
and under the direction of his father,
in cat-
s». 1
Road's
, . . , . , . 4 , and title and inn-rest as Sarah An~ k w r th 0 blood gun“ » .. "t 8.
ooh ”faith“! . ‘ destroyfda dewegu Gr, “i 7* haklmtman John Davina already ”iii! "N d I ‘ " f grinning dress, late 0‘ Norwullt, deceased. had 2:11:01 exotiilrsioneto cagepiechsse Par; hay“: earnest, The if]: £12501:
named ”luau? " at 9-. Gen Hp Rowland' play] Charles birdie guns trained and IS ("It for In and may, 01;... ‘ as. , until at» the time of her death in or to all m, Aug. 1’ hmhnflng admission folio Wfié ’ ' ~
3015.010?an ‘1 “if; :hye 'tlag- in firm": . c re . business in dead earnest. illlo lie or;- some time after-file. was srresttul that that certain tract of land. in quantity m," different “ammo“ on the la During his 3 “tidbit ,.
shi Ly die, with in out . - Osborn The owners of the sloops, represent- other candidate who admits o s a - he realized that he 'had become the sevenncres, more or less. situated In “my. Tickets for sale by members of has been citywta‘x‘ 3011“,”,
in command. The following are the
vessels and owners participating,
with the names of 'the guests on
board the Norwalk boats.
, Norwslk Yacht Club.
Elicia—Captain James A. Farrell.
with his son, John Farrell, Russell E.
findd and D. Corbett. of New York
0 y.
Lydia—Commodore Clarence F. 0s.
born, with Fleet Captain William H.
Byington, Secretary George E, Curtis
and Town‘Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
Harriet—Robert F. Way, with his
son, Donald Way.
ed by DcP‘orcst & Klein, hnd signified
their intention of appealing in event
at an unfavorable outcome of the con-
demnation proceedings, and they have
until August 12 to perfect appeals
lildost of the boats were owned in this
0 ty.
it was alleged that, the craft several
months ago had proceeded into pri-
vate oyster grounds owned by the Ru.
del Oyster Company. Off this port. The
owners asserted that in the first place
the stakes locating the beds had been
shifted onto public property. and also
that the title of the Radel Oyster Com-
pany was defective. The constitution-
ter the office, and is not afraid to say
so at this early stage of the game.
Mr. Devinc has his lines all distriblr
led, and is in readiness to draw them
at the proper time.
make a vigorous fight to regain the
ofllce which he held during the year
of October. 1904. to October. 1905, and
lost last October after a hard light.
This year the Republican candidate
for first selecimuii will ' come from
South Norwaik the. party having an
agreement to a. female each year.
Practically nothing has been done
thus far in reference to city politics in
Norwalk. Some dork horses may tig-
He intends to
victim of a case of mistaken identity.
BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE
WEEK.
—-.—_
Alhambra Stock Company Winning
New Laurels at Hoyt'e Theatre.
The best bill .of the week to date.
was the presentation last evening. at
lloyt's Theatre. by the Alhambra Stock
Company of The Rival Candidates.
one play. teeming with interest from
the rise of the curtain until the close.
and its lines point the good old maxim
This production is a strong, vigor- ~~
the Town of Dorian, Conn.. and bound.
northerly by land of the estate of Ron.
well Rood and by land of Noah Weed;
easterly by land of
Holly Draper:
southerly by land of one Moreyhain.
and westerly by land of parties un-
known.
For particulars and terms apply to
HELEN F. WATERHURY.
Adminisi ratrix.
Dr, William F. Tammany, South Nor.
walk,
edit
WANTED. "
WANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE.
the South Norwnlk Baptist and East
Nin'walk M. E. Sunday school. all (it
FOR BALE—WE OFFER FOR
sale the desirable homestead of the
isle Mrs. Stephen G. Ferris, deceased.
No. 8 West Ave. South Norwalk. This
is a very convenient and attractive lo.
cation, being within a few minutes of
all churches. school houses, stores and
depot, and on line of West avenue trol-
ley, About one acre of land, which
runs through from West Ave. to Gar-
ner St. House contains eleven rooms.
heater and modern improvements. Will
gladly show property at any time. For
man. and served as chairman
street committee.
Until within a few years agd Mr.‘
Lane continued the boldness of horse“ ‘
and cattle dealer. and, strange
though he has owned ower 3.000 horses.
not one died on his hands. Mr. Issue,
during his business life. was sucoeasp
Will, and was known far and wider
through this section, and respected by
oil fbr his fair dealing. and deserves
the competency he is now enjoying by
his well-preserved old ago.
Mr. Laue has been and is one "
South Norwhlk's most deservedly hon
ii
to ear.-
ed citizens. He has been active
Critic—Walter Strohmeyer, with “"9 in the “”9313" a little later. calls. ”'01 honesty ‘3 "“3 limit DOHCi'. not— six-room colts c 0 floor with im- rip and further articulate call on or 1 ° ' span
Dr. Evans ”1d other friends from :flysgfilgge flail}: (iffig‘dvfigfgstgg lug some surprise. Withstanding the conditions under provemcnts. in; ‘50:” location, from 'li‘syfor It Golden. ll ’ Efn‘ihgfiaifi :fiigifsn‘i'ii'afllshiming
New York. ' ,ermmaum My the ch88}! Judge A It Is announced that Mayor Cheriell which it is demanded. Sept. 15 or Out. 1. Address C. 1‘. M.. no duty it involved. He has been con
Duchess—George A. Jennings and McClellan Mathewson of New Haven L. Glover will in no wise consider an- it has. of. course. a hero and a vil- care Sentinel. all (it FOR SALE-«LADY GOING ABROAD “er”. but never an obstructionidh . .
surfilgvlnicgeggggédom Mead and acted as counsel for the Rndei Oyster yszifrconlofigrgl‘on’.m sfii'iioiinrgikfirlh‘: $3,,“ lilior‘ih are rivals Ifor s. political . will sacrifice elegant upright grand His superior judgment has been in-
__ ‘ ino; eyaronsoo on: ii ., . . ' L '
Mead. Company. city's chief executive. ”name". “mug “mum” of?! blinks. WANTED-«A NURSF APPLY TO 3400 mahogany piano regardless of yoked in many importAnt matters, with
Mrs. P. A. Van Burch. 6 Stevens BL.
n2 at
price; In perfect condition as purchas-
ed: now less than six months ago;
beautifully carved case with ivory
keys; overstrung bass, with all im.
good results. and no taint of any na.‘
ture is attached to his public or pri-
vate character,
Though seventy-five years of age. '
Owing to the change in the order
of things in regard to the administra-
tion of the city, by the last legislature,
Deflance—Ex-Commodore C. B. Koo.
lor and party of New Carissa friends.
Msrguerite~ltear Commodore Wil-
nnd to make matters mor complicat-
ed thoy are both suitors or the hand
of the some girl.
-—Poliit your fmisieps to title store. Norwnlk.
Saturday. Just make it a regular rous~
or for business. Come and bring your
WANTED—A SITUATION IN A
liam F. Clarke and son Harold and the city oillciais WI“ take 0m“? “'9 The hero withstands the temptation small famii -
. . , y of two or three, for gen- movements. tone unsurpassed in Mr. Lane is in ce 0 t
1"!" Wilmot. Sighting! giftiiealrifurflnlid“ 3111‘: ‘will; ‘3: second week in (icigeb‘er. u m appropriate ”0-000 ““0“ he ii“ are] housework. Address D. A., 52 sweetness. fullness and melody; is has the promise?! gait); 33:9th
armrest:horrified ....... 8...... .. . “coldness... cruisers: ultra" :2“ so v .. M WW m .. .. .. .. i
. . . 2 ' 0 cl - ' _ .
, h . . lined-tofooters. Republican ticket and Dr. William J. financial allili Wiiigcnlri‘l’litlf winch)? flrslclsss. latest style instrument. the enjoyment of lifes richest blew
as .
Destroyer-wArieI Cnnrcron, with his
son. Ariel Cameron, in. .and Harry
. through the many years of s-
Taylox. 9" ‘0“ 3'9"» 3““ M" ““00"" name Who has a ready wad of "the needful." - l at an ric ffered to iirst cash -
Diana—Oliver 'i-I. Jennings, of BROKEN ""0 ‘GAIN was brougl’li. up g! themconventlon. finds out his honesty and mm,” "m delivery. “3 3‘ bl; yer. in’ielifdla: 2iool. Call owner's and blameless life. .
flouthport. WHO“ pom “Fwd 3"" ""9“ difficulty. WANTED-A SECOND HAND Bi- residence, 10 West Ave. all it ‘ ’ M"
Tones-W. A. Peek. of Norwalk. 3' I. iinrry Browne is the hero, and he np- cycle in good condition. Apply at 53 , . . . _ -. LOST.
Fideio—Edward Coming of New line the I" Burglary "Oih' To “"9"“ WW" husband P'°”‘"“' poured to butter advantage last night Wrishinglon St. South Norwalk. 32 iii BU3INESS NOTICES
York and Norwalk.
Huntington Yacht Club.
Jeanette—John in. Eckort.
WESTPORT POSTOFFIOE
lap of Value lies Been Leif
inliie Building by Postmaster
Tracey on the Democran. Mr. Hoyt
made a strong run against Mayor Glov-
ly, open a few cold bottles of Wil-
iiams's Root Beer.
MARY BROWN AND FRIENDS FIN-
belng brought aboue through the much
inallons of the villain. The heroine,
than he has in any of the other plays
of the week. His acting was admira-
ble his interpretations of the lines ox-
,WANTED-A SMALL. RENT 0F 3
or 4 rooms, for man and wife.
Atl-
dress P. 0., South Norwailt. General
WANTED-MAN TO MAKE l-liM-
aeif generally useful about place. Most
Prominent maker; ioyenr guarantee.
and receipt which will deliver to pur-
chaser. Will positively sell immediate-
MIS. ANNII M. HAYII. SS SOUTH
Nola St. South Norwelk. Shampoo-
inge. we are sure is the sincere wish
of the host of frleudphe has maul
useful ‘
LOST—A SCAR!“ PIN.
with red enamel; Stamford
School. numerals 1008.
Finder
0° ,
mun
__ oel out and the play showed his his- a i. stand cm, , h . I ”,0 ~ - please return to this allies or tbs‘ps
regime?“ commmm C' A' v“ Harrie "‘ WW" WWW. E°- h mmiclinlefi 10“ Ereniunilvinnmge- In dill... H. Tongs. iiionuinqs'vo. 2h£1‘2‘°lhdll&."'ili?‘é‘hn’l‘iil ‘3“ m" °'“°°' ‘1 “
Winders—R0 D. Green. Mary Brown of Water street. 0 org 6 roe 0 a 0mm 90 to an rown mat Norwailt. 52 3t tire for "N“ as . . at
Columbine—gear” Taylor, Jr. WIiOiIOd ed with keeping a disorderly house. ““0119 With lustre and if he were not “ml?" Why? 82'3“” 1M “3:: LO|T-A PAIR 03‘ cows! »
, Estonia—Wilton Wood.
, g verve—Commodore W. G. Gordon.
rm
WESTPORT. Augut 3.—-The posir
Oillce in this place was broken into
nesday night three suspicious lookinn
who was arrested Wednesday night
in company with Fred Johnson, Frnnk
Frewhill and Edward Low. was yester-
a gmd actor he would make a good
politician in actual lilo.
J. ii. Doyle. who took the role of the
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Smell family; good wages.
moi-t. slinerlluone hair and blemishes
removed without pain. Consultation
s ectaclea. between No.
sin St. and Monroe
1‘9 , ‘
Finder .
confer a favor by leaving Mth
"OHM”?! VIOhS Club. lD-iliiy, bill as the government's money (My .nernmn fined ‘10 and 0031!. oppofluglcm‘dgd‘m’ played “ in l. m“ figdoamgd"3mfim£;¥:lkfim a'ims‘t. "BO. Blflh Lil'l'illfl unfit/AVG.
Sea-Usid—Ackerly Brothers. iii removed finch night 10 "19- ‘00“ The youn mun pleaded guilty and tei‘ly'manner, easily and nicely. These ' ~ILIOTRO PLATING 0,. ALL _, ‘ _..___,, ,___ '
(”mug—n, p, Morse. bank, the burglars got nothing. Wed- each m“ fined 85. All ”am “it The two, with Mabel Criilllb, the talented WANTID—A FARM 0!" FROM 10 kinds. Osidised ”pm. brass “a PROFESSION AL“. .
‘ Stamford Yacht Club
Madefia-Commodbrs Theme.
The Bentham Cross. owned by John
1). Phillips, of the Stamford Yacht
Club will Join the party at New Ha-
van.
The Lydia Marguerite. shols‘ and
Harriet will continue the cruise from
New Haven further east next week.
The first stoning lace will be made
at Bridgeport. w ere an entertain-
ment has been provided for the visi-
tors hy the yacht club of that place.
T’s-night at Iieek leek.
men prowled around the poat-ollice and
some other buildings in Saugatuolt
and then came here. doing the same
thing. Three police officers . kept
watch on the local post-office and
bank that night. but. no one showed
up. Some time during last night.
however. the some men. it is thought.
pried open the front door of the push
office, but not since the last robbery
several months ago, has any money
been left in the building over night.
--Polnt your footsteps to this store.
witnesses against them were Mrs.
Brundage, Carrie Ripley and Anna id.
O'Flare.
.
Knights of Pythias, were installed
last evening at the mom in Washing-
ton street by District ,Deputy .I. Cave.
of liridgeupori, assisted by C. K. R.
3.. iioraoe Case and a delegate from
P. T. Barnum Lodge of Bridgeport.
At the close of the installation a fine
supper was served and a social hear
about in a very pleasant mdnner.
vaHiANs orricssa moi-stun.
The oilicera of Olive Branch Lodge
leading lady, as the heroine, who also
played with exceptional ability last
night. succeeded in keeping the in-
terest of the audience at fever beat
throughout thd‘whole evening.
Each character in the role showed
to advantage and John R. Higgins.
who had the part of ”Tim. a Jockey."
gave one of the most realistic descrip-
tions of a fightthst could be imagined.
lie played is part with lots of life
and vim and made a decided bit.
Caroline Morrison as a wealthy
western heiress. with social aspire-
tions, left nothing toho desired in her
to 40 acres, with good dwelling house
having seven or more \rooms: also
necessary barn and outbuildings.
Ad-
dress W. N.. 868 44th St, Brooklyn.
N. Y.
dlilistlcsmh
WANTlD—BOOKKRDPER. MUST
be bright young than between eighteen
and twenty-ave years of age and have
a knowledge of» bookkeeping
Should have
typewriting.
school education.
Tokeaelte Corporation.
and
a high
Ap ly st allies of
ayton. at St
WANTIMIRL FOR. GENERAL
nickel, bronco. old gold. run metal and
black yacht trimmings; plumbers' sup
piles and chandeliers. bicycle and so
tomobile trimmings and table ware
MM Son. dd Water at Tel
holll IHOIING. HORSE CLIP-
pmn. errrls o and wagon repairing and
painting, ru her tires. sign work, new
and second-hand carriages and wssone
for sale. Work sailed for and daily.
ered. Call or telephone ales. Janie- ~
3. Lester. lievilead street. 4
mes HARRIIT e. sides,
for a number of yesre iiss solid
Manicuring. Hair D ,
“I
sage rlors in United _
Rider's’flslr Tonic wllhibofl
the Misses Dawson's. es , '
ford and Bridle saunas Us
. Mv
shut
in W hington 8t.. and 1hill”
lore and will hereafter W 5"
at their homes. Tel. 0’s 3 ‘ ‘
of tonight's event, the Saturday. Just make it a regular rousu role. which she played naturally and ' WW
po T‘slegrsm saysz~ or for business. Come and bring your SUITA‘lNID A STROKI with talent. m Clinton. as the m‘m‘iim’ AW" N°- 5 “warn"? O. P'lorIO'lng’lglR Ply?“ am: To RINT~STALIJ ND '
. re will be a large number of the friends. if you are a stranger in the ' countess, was excellent. and Ottiie De ' r m i . 7°“ 0"" room. ”I“ New! ' ‘
member-settles arid port Yacht Club city. come; some and dad out why ye Mrs. Ephraim Merritt sustained a Leno, w. Impin‘ high-spirited my. WANTIMBOARDm 1N Pili- . 1W aging,“ M was, pro“ around!!!“
at a“ club house iii s evening for the sell so may goods. 891le a Price. stroke of paralysis this morning at made a decided hit with the audience. t f ii . entlsmsa p reterre d' Ilsa manner. r undress. Mg, . .
of entertaining the Visiting hesd-to-footsrs. ‘ her home. corner of Water and Chapel Her special m“ at" the end of the Vile m y. I r
the Standard and the Nordic
p‘ort Yacht clubs. which will leave
, orwsili this foreseen and accompan-
‘ied, by the Narnia Yacht Club, will
, . idea i
,» in st bleak nook harbor this sf- sale. Special for Saturday. wonderfu made Will it" unsuccessfhuliy, w ‘0' ma rn m. “a belle do I. was housework. WW James 0" f . _ -
Egress. The Bridgeport Yacht Cindi, and rare bar sins will be offered. cats him by telegraph. ' lazuli-u “mi" “my and “I“ "31'0“ ‘0‘ Fslrtleld Ave.. South Norwulll. eon limi- TS‘CWBMM , do:
certain e ‘ ,
vista 12.! $32333: sue
thaw dining roost This
--A Ila EVENT.
rodent buyers will be on bond
Sstur sy st Gottliob's great clothin
All
lion's in lists at $2.60; men's Iii
Suits at 37.45; men's In Pants. on:
boys‘ Suits, were 02.50, at Still. his
streets, Norwallt. and is now feared
,to be in a serious condition. Captain
Herritt is on the Rider cruising pnr~
ty. and several attemptsi have been
i'iltl DIPAR'QAINT NOTICE.
_ Members of the South Norwnlk Fire
first set were enthusiastically applaud-
d and she is firmly lined in the hearts
of local theatre goers. .
Tommy West. as Hens Vogel. a (lab
terms reasonable.
East Norwslk.
wanna-ciao FOR consent.
address is south ushers avenue. sleet
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CEMETERIES.
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live audience. ' . ‘
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Department are requested to meet. at
‘ heir respective quarters. at 7 o'clock,
.ttoiiiglit, in order to meet Chief Win-
e
, Riverside emu» ... Hamill “Dill
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