Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 8, 1906 · page 4

 
 
 

The school child
contributed nearly 8.-
clearest-s for the route. The
4 ' item-1M0. but was chiefly
the building up of the Scutlr
‘l’lio distance from Kansas City
was 000mm“, and a
Muconsumed about iii) days.
ght. in all seasons the‘car-
ed their way. In,splte of
ten-escort. the trail was
for many years, and was
by hundreds of graves of the

he murderous Apaches and
he‘s. Nearly every mile of the
had its ambush its surprise.
‘ (a sad torture. The last wag-
-- , , sent out in 1805. Since then
writes been a memory.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

. continues to be writ. The
' he of a Siamese newspaper
latributed handbills containing
following notice: “The news of
" 0 crumbs, we tell the lat-
fl‘t' in perfectly style and most
, Do a murder git comit. we
:and tell it. Do a mighty chief
crumbs. we publish it and in
A ember. Staff has each one
~- garland write.Ocrumbs,ilke
in: and the Dickens. We cir-
town and extortionate not for
media. Buy it. 0 crumbs. buy
each of you‘ its greatness for
0.'crumbe, Ready on Friday.

 

 

‘ to more than til. 000.000
ually. with a eater aggro.
n the Americ cotton crop.

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one Aim euuuanv.
“elem KLII.
esbed lace forms the
tad yolre of a new bodice.
. had lower edges of the
... . :withsfriiloinarrow
‘ ‘ .... are also the wide
y lace. *
insures of a clear ten
very popular for men‘s
. end it is immensely
.end becoming as well.

oiled that brown will be e
‘ for fall Is forsehsdow-
~ of brown in date.
mi in the assessor-
_ summer season and the

, set upon a V—sbeped
veetend ere inset upon
. dreary ether»

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. are the cutie
with bands”

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

copied :

beta of
white
a narrow line of blaslt

' or the bracelels sol-Discourse.

insures W. glaucoma Mrs. Jansen

Euasell. ill. Disbrow‘nC. 7'. Di-
. mead ii. a. listen. Florence May
. nosed Sadie nsémi' Aunielll.
,Bnllth. as H. Benedict. lire
. Beniamin li.‘ Andrews. 0Annie M.
g. Andrews 3.1.. Cebuano .8. Smith.

sh‘ Roldan. a. Hill a it: Stevens.
1 .l. .>Ble Eldath liliewe. .
Moreen. E. Mailer. John E Melis-

‘ _ hon. Dadiel P. Burdick, W. M. Brew— .

or, Edward W Keller/G G. Ernst.
.Henry Seymour Russell li‘rost.lil. H.
li’athewson. Gould s. Seymour. F‘ran-
cos Axiiurd Msbelle J. Perry. if. D..
'i‘“ iii-3m E. slum“? W. g. stz
I D. 0.3 I V all N l!
of the Metal Board of First Metho-
dist bhurch. Gharles W. Downer, sec.

' . retaryi- Jemsis 1.. Russell. Arthur 3.

Russell W 8. ll‘olaut. Rachel M. Dau-
ri‘u, Julia Mnllott C Thompson. E.
G. Wilkinson. Mrs. E. G. Wilkinlion.
Mr... E.“ Louise Backsher. J. - W.
Dodge. .Minervs H. Nash. Mrs. H. E.
Wing. Mary C. Woodward. Dorothy
aymond, Marcia I. Hendrick.
Florence L Stoddard Dudline E.
Raymond . ‘
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan spake In tho
vor of the postings of the proposed
ardinhncs; it was drawn by him. and
had been submitted to Judge Light.
who paid that be was not perfectly
sure that such an ordinahce would be
legal. as the charter prescribes that
the city can "regulate and license " lie
said that signers would be satisfied
if the Council would do whet it could
to restrict exhibitions such as recently
showed in this city on the Bills lot. '
Captain James L. Russell stated that
be objected to such shows on sanitary
grounds. He thought that something
should he done. He said that such
shows in the vicinity of his property
depreciated its value lie said that if
he could not get some action he would
indict the owners of the property for
maintaining a nuisance and if he could
not get satisfaction there. he would
she the city.
Councilman Thomas/Rabies said that
Mr. Russell had spoken the truth but
he had been too conservative He
thought that one of the worst features.
was the class of people which such
a show attracted. He moved that the
ordinance committee confer with the
corporation counsel to see If some such
ordinance could not be passed to re-
port at the neat regular meeting
Councilmen Sol-lain thought" that the
matters of sanitation could have been
settled by the board of health.
By vote. the meeting adopted Coun-
cilman Robina' motion.
The following report of Chief of Pa
iicc Vollmer was then‘ read and ac

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

South Norwnilt, Conn,
Juli! l. 1000.
To the Honorable Mayor. the Board of
Councilmen of the City of South
Norwelk.
Gentlemenz~i respectfully submit
the following semi-annual report for
the police department. The present
police force consists of a chief captain.
(Cl‘il' patrolman and live superhuman.
res:
Chief-William Vollmer,
Captain—William R. Pennington.
Patrolmen-PWalter Hell, Frank V.
Raymond. Frank s. Stratton. John
Toothill.
superhumerarics—Georgo W. Glad-
stone, William Cockefur. John Smith.
Samuel C. irelend John K. Cashew.
Total number of arrests made. 7i.
Causes:
Drunkennees ................. ....35
Drunkenness and breach of peace.. .5
Assault and breach of the peace.. .. 5

Drunk and vugrancy ............ 4

Breech of the peace ............. . i

Vagrancy ...................... .. 8

Theft ........................ .' 2

Embeeslement ........ . ............ 1

. Incorrigibility .................. 2
Evading fare on train .. .......

Breach of peace and abusive lang-
uage. .......................
Attaching themselves to freight
train ........................
Vilaletion of motor vehicle lapsed

aw .
Violation of city ordinence 1
Treapsasing on railroad property. ... 1
Disturbing religious meeting ..
Total . . ....fi
Paid up shd discharged . . ..
Committed to jail ...‘n.
Bonds forfeited ..... ..
Nailed ...
Sentence suspended ...........1
Sent to induvtrisl school .. ......... 1

 

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nets-unsure

In- assesses-urns.-

store doors found open ..s

A tax bill of 04.48 to James H. 1508‘
nor was, upon vote. rebatsd.

The hearing on the Snowden avenue
:vupsn Austen street grading and layout

sec

assent residents of the section in"
h d In favor and against the project.

ghts‘mwltllfl“ he could not go home

‘ out being hit in the
iir. Balers women to snow whet ad

may become of his fence. it more thet it

has mysteriously dissed. I ha
iOreho weath s principel'mlter of

 

The Vermont has explained at

W 05 0.000.000.11: 7 '00
trusted in outline. cars. Detective
cum who has Hm warrant for Oasis.
isr Henry W. Karina’s arrest chew
leg shibstsisiuent. said diedsy: “l se~
cured Idioms “from reliable score
ea illet Humid left for Detroit Baler-‘3

.d‘ey slain. ills destination. 1 under-

stand.“ Osnsds.
Police in Detroit will be ocminunla

9-1 sated with and lo-dey detectives will

tells up the well for Hertha in sec

n“'i‘llero tree a crowd of coveral hund-
red workiok people around the built
this morning. Notwithstanding that
the doors Were closed and there was
no prospect of decorating funds dur-
ing the day poo sole persistently re-
mained. Thelr evl ent miner was ac-
centuated by e driasling re s.
. W

PUT MLQON OUT or woman.”
William giggles Nearly Wrecked Max
Unparwaid’s Place.
William Hi as. a stranger in town.
tried to put at Singerwald's Wood
ward avenue saloon out of commission.
Saturday. lie entered the place in a
rather wooey condition and Mr. Sin-
gerwald refused to give him a drink.
He shaped Singerwaid out into the

gatreet and smashed one of the costa-
.mers called Mrs. alngsrwaid vile

names. ran all the people out of the
place and locked the doors. lie then
started to throw an electric fan
around. breaking it badly. He turned
his attention to the beer pump which
be damaged considerably. For three
hours. until the arrival of Police Cap
tain Pennington, he held the fort and
heptthe doors locked. Thismorninl
in court. Judge Taylor fined him $00
and costs. .

new BRITAIN’S enemas aav.

NEW BRITAIN. August 7. wilerman
Day dawned clear and warm in New
Britain and the visiting delegations
began to arrive in the city at an early
hour. Martial music filled the air and
by the time of the arrival of the go»
vernor and his staff at 0:30. the com
tral streets of the city were filled with
marching men to the accompaniment
of bands and drum corps.

The Philharmonic and American
bands nitcrnawd in the courtesy of
meetings the visitors at the station
and the arrival of every train was pre-
ceded and followed by a procession

ugh church street.

e decorations in the center of the
city adorned a pleasing greeting to
the' arrivals and was a hint of the
elaborate preparations which have
been under way for weeks to give the
Germans of the state a cordial idea of
New Britain's hospitality

The Hartford Germans arrived
shortly after 9 o'.ciock 1.000 strong.
headed by Colt's band and the inimi-
table Scott Snow The capital city
follt were greeted with cheers all
along the line as they moved down
Arch street.

The governor and his stat! were
driven in open carriages to the Ruse-
win Hotel, where they were entertain-
ed until the parade. The governor re
viewed the parade at Central Park.
lie was greeted with cheers by the dif~
forest divisions. The absence of Sec-
retary of State Bodenwein was regret-
ted.

There were 2.500 in the parade. rep.
resenting every city in the stat. The

 

chler‘s Park. where a feet was held.
IHORE DINNER FOR £X~IURV~
MEN

 

Captain many Adams, of this city,
is planning the arrangements for a
share dinner to be held August is. at
Gregory's Point. those present to be
the ex-iurymen of the country. Among
those who will attend are J. Henry
Blakemeu. titratford: Samuel J. Besi-
ey. William lseiberuni. David Closed.

1 R D Bieaett Bridgeport: z. 0. Board.

Warren G Hubbeli. aheltcn: Robert

3 Curtis, Strstford: James W. Burris. E.

B. Adams New Canaan W W. Com-

4 stock. hello Adams. south Norwalk;

Horace iiur butt. Westport. and O. V.

3 Brothweil. who who foreman of the

jury. w

 

1 aacaur answer. or vsssate.

‘ new vbax, August 7.—-Arrived
Steamer Grosser Kurfurst from Bre-

mNEW YORK. August 7.——Arrived:
Steamer Mesebe. from london.
BIASCONGET Mesa. August 7.-
hteamsr Daronle. from Uverpool and
Qngsnstown for New York, was In
wireless communication with the sta.
here when 75 miles west or Nee-
too at Ugbtshlp at 7:40 a. to. today.
Probably dock shout this titsrscon.

 
 

HIV. DR.
Wot-Wind today from Di.

0. ll.
grouelegati sroh. meansof

gig“ Christian World “Pulp“. a London
pain blot. This mislead e airmen
thorium-1n. i

re ." rose
Bamoral “a ”c Church. booth liar-welt

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rendezvous for the day was at lieute- .

W—— _
WPAILANO MIAIE ,
"OM

torhofthsfiirst’?

there bei
supplying be men with liquor. or
Saturday afternoon fiherlft Richards
arrested Michael Pelee! for selling
without s license.
The dgputyh herlffs malls s ...... of
after as‘rvl warrants inl'
Feirileld. but were so sseml in but
one instance. 1 They had warrants for
the arrest of several saloon

isting the Sunday selling law. A ee~
loan on Barnum evenne dust or the
Bridgeport line was found hand
the proprietor was arrested.

VAUDIVILLI AT ROTOR POINT.
: A Wgood bill of vaudeville was put
on at flown Point. yesterday afternoon
and evening. and the hot weather at- I
treated an unusually large number of
people to this popular pleasure rsuiclrt.1
.Zi'he entertainers included Ryley and
Huron. crackeriack black face comew
titans. who gave a sketch full of fun,
and were enthusiastically encored.
The Morgliy' a. Mr. and Mrs. delighted
all with elr comedy sketch and Pro
feasor Herbert stelleht or band artist
who tilled en :3 and. list locum
on Kieth ‘s oi at, was s. wonder. my-
stifying everyou with Ia work.

NOTICE

rue ...... s'rAsLss ......“
concourse ev rue Lara nsx
TANLOV. sobuaorlelur. Avenue.
mm. as courmuee or us AT
re“: a... stand. ’

MRS. MTABLOV

‘ 0.5L

You will keep cool if you eloep on
one of «our FELT MATTER”! and
REOTFUI. spatuas You will also
get perfect real. and solid comfort.

Our Reed Furniture is the lightest
kind for summer nee. ‘

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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in lidlllilallilll

meant more than the there trying on
of different glasses if done at the tile,
tical rooms of H. a. ifpyt. wnuo

of the best equipped offices in South!
Norwslk. he has every means for'

eye tests end that results breas-
sured in every case.- ill glasses are
constructed to order, and special
lenses of any kind are furnished.

Homer B. How,

Refrectin idles.

0 :
Room a. United headlining. loath
Nov-walk.
oapetrisl appointments at convenience
ran
0 cc Hours.
Saturday evenings.

0:41;“. 13:46—4.

 
 

Amusement Park,

MIADOW aressv. .
scum some”. case.

Isssbali Ivory estardsy and Holiday.
Flee new field. easy 57 losses from
all sorts oi the reset commute
arsed eteed and Good. Olsen '

Games Aimed. “

AUOUO'I‘ li—OUMfl ITARI.

vfir GUI‘l‘ inn-ITAWOI EU.
QUIT EkINIfl-OIAL. NIW

 

 

Harwell Announcing.
«...-mm

. hearers
who were supposed to have been vie, ‘ ,

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which will

: ‘r‘ it '
evidence west him or

lion and”
doesn’t your

school
wnscisnce tell you when

teacheeromnoy.

when done wrong? Tommy—lies.
mm, but it doesn't tell my mother.

 
 

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This

 

 

Cldthl ng l
25 Per (lent.

reduction on our entire stock of s
Men's. Youths' and Boys' Cloth-

inoludea the famous
make 10: Alfred ‘3’ Benjamin it
00.. of New Yorkl'city. for which
we no the sole agents for Nor-

walk. ‘

: . rhn‘mtdna

ll $12.00'Bults.uovv. ....... r 9.00
316. 00 Suite, now ........ $12. 00

820.00 Suits, now .. . . . . . .815. 00

No charge for alterations.
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday lveaiuse

Joseph Davis.

TAILO
OLOTHI

HAT‘I'I IR.
FURNIGHII.

II Washirl
south -

City independent

 

 

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1906

Summer Tlme-‘l’able

0n and MM June as
the New and (temptations

Strauss summer-cs
CAPTAIN WILLIAM YOUNGO.

Leave Humi

us...
and 4: 45 p. at.

Munich Tickets
Single Fare .
Children 5 to 12 yours:

s.

alleeII

s for Nos-walk.
Mondays sud Frdsys at 5:05 a. in.‘

end ,3: 85
rwslit rs. Eunuuatou on
I Mmdsys and Fridays at 8: is a. m.

were... ”a
Excursion.

35c; Single Fare. aha.
Valley Grove Mondays

Will stop at
and h‘rldays insi

Faro from Nemaik:

Round trip,

Passengers from Norwsih by s: to
sum. boat will have live hours at Val-

.-. ......m

[linking the moat WUVE“ “d 5"le lg, am “d 1M" u HMa'mn

 

13:50 noon.

MONIOEQI

Vllllle
tbsdayof

P. m-

we is w
user or so.

 

 

 

New landed at“ 5: id pm.

“on. ,

POPULAR

EXCURSION
.llaltil lill or [limit Island.

RAIL TO NIWuLgNEON MIG

Wednesday, A1138

A Special Express 'l‘rdin with first-
elaes equipment will' leave:
Smith Nor-walk. 7: 05 a.
port. 7213 s. m: Bouthport. 7:“ a. an;
Eeirdeld. 7: 37 s. in.

m:.Weet-

acting at New. lsondon with
3 col: lei for Watch Bill
or Block Is nd. r due Watch

.Hill at 10.55a.m..Bl hlaiandat

IXOUROION RAT! . .. . . .. . . . ".50

Escursionbfickats. the number of
strictly unwise b:

date as above. and must be purchased
before taking the care. or regular
are collected.

 
 
 
 
 

Purchase in

advance devol i tmenton
sum dds-sooth

55 Will. MARIN! views.
GILLINT OUR! IATHINo.
estrous elicit! DINNllie. ‘
Returning Boat leaves Bloch island ‘
“2:15p. at. sndWetcb Eillatlido,

returnmtrsie leaves

,IW HAVIM AND
OMOOMPANY.

190s ‘

 

will need

need.

at out the
WI that

. ‘eresdritt‘eonie
.ia lilolrey's

cmcrr ‘ “r.
. no. two

corinty "some 1-, as
m m "all“?

seedless launch.» lino ‘

01811 the launch. In distress e

‘ ‘ :paeal vessel but declined be We»
aid is: inward weespohe by two rues in:
‘ 1e canoe and asked for aid. it was sent
-. nulckly from shore. but the launch

‘ int
woes

undated ooud not he found. A searching party
on ' cruised over that part of the lake yes: » '

today without finding the party.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Here is a sale of toilet articles a nd kindred goods at prices such as
only this store makes on these articles. ‘

Our annual sale is timely.
Peopl
hem even more.

going away will need these goods.

0

Those who stay at home

We have made great price concessions upon articles of daily use and

Staple lines. from our regular stock. and every article under price.

What better inducement for laying in full supplies for the rest of the
summer?

LAMBERT'S LIBTERlNE.

Regular title also at .. ......... 25c

 

CREAM.

Benaoin and Almond Lotion, one of

the best complexion creams made.

25c‘bottle ................ 19c

 

VAIL'S CREAM.

Our special Cold Cream, regular 25c
else .................. loo Jar

A ISanitary soap. regular price 10c.
peclsl 7t:

 

EINNFEOTINE SOAP. ,

........ ........--.n-o-

 

VML'O TALOUM POWDER.

Violet Perfumed. regular price 100,“

..so-ee ...... s- ..............

 

 

shun-m. TOOTH POWDER.
Regular price 25c st ...... 19c
saunter. liQUiD.
25csieeat ...... ......... ‘lSo .
issuance TALCUM Pawnee.
‘ Regular price 25c at ..... 16c
nae-e soar.

Pesr'a Unscented. regular price 15c.
at ills

...........................

 

4}

TOILET WATER.

Colgate's'Toilet Water. regular 50c
else, at 30c

......................

COLGATE'B PERFUMES.
All odors, regular 50c. at 20c as.

encrustacvic TOOTH BRUSHES.“

Bold everywhere 25c. here......190
BATH SOAP.
Fairy Floating soap. regular price 1.1

be. at

...-no... ........ e ..... e

 

BUTTERMILK SOAP.

Cosmo Buttermilk. regular price '100. I
at To

.............................

CASTILE SOAP.
Pure white. full size cake, regular

price 7c. at .................... 4o
VAIL’O BAY RUM.
Regular pric 26c, at ...... .d.... W“

 

COLGATE'S TOOTH POW05R.
Warronted antiseptic. regular 25c.“

................. .... ......

 

OR LYON'E TOOTH POWDER.

Regularly sold 25c. this special“ I.
sale ....................... ‘

 

Buy our famous Maud S. flour and you are sure of getting fresh

stock. . We buy our Flour right from the mills and if you use ‘36.

Maud 8. you will know it's fresh. No laying around docks; store-

house. etc., like most kinds are.

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Maud .8. Hour. hag.
Mind 8. Flour, barrel,

08c
$5.55

 

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