l .
. and mind on
rumor tr 03mm
cub. u:
rook
”dub; 9
rues Led ‘ ‘hsht on _
r sped ng'l‘h‘ursv
is of the orwsllr
Ill o‘clock Iyesterdhx
HW‘WJRHI- ,
from Brooklyn had
it «that of the New
'ei n its runrupthe
' encountering head
”I“!!! tosslaclt Rock”
M‘ W "7' .
boots ere divided into
. .nnd-Ithewinner of the
waallhrld Austin’s 0n-
hnwa‘s 'also the winner of
runs filer correctedtime
“”13“!" :30 sec. The win-
'second*idirlslon was V. R.
transom”! the New no
r . ‘He .cbrrected time was
6 hi. 11min; 5 sec. “The others of»
the trio ditialous came «in at intervals
of every tenor daeea minutes.
I’ "Marpueriteflst There.
it was anticipated that there would
. a pretty race, up the Sound be
tween 0.2. Granberry‘s "Rube," and
Commodore w. l". Clarke's "Wen
lte.'l but the latter did antiwar to
participate in the rent The yard Tam-f,
mull“. V109 Commodore Prank lies
lot, of ths‘New Rochelle Yacht club.
which will remembered as the win-
ner eg I rooklyn Yacht club ocean
‘ race to mode. insane of the fleet.
Tues! several hosts iolnsd the fleet in
midseport and arenas them were the
Gsuntiepthesmsll boat that contained
a. bride and groom particlputlng in the
trip to Bermuda. and conceded a most
hasardoue sttem I ‘ »
‘ ‘ Amount-s
m ‘1. . I p .-
“it
,; Ru . camel .. Car
bale Clark aboard. 0n . ‘the On-
.dswa was fierman‘iiets. controller or
fish York. ’ arid-’Dbmmissioner lab
thaw )O'Donoranypfh'sw York city.
» Hespltsbiy Intertalned.
I' The visiting yachtsmen came ashore
last evening shortly after 7 o'clock.
whnn they were received by Commo-
dore Ii. 3. Wilietl. and the members
guess reception committee of the
‘ when Yacht club. including
‘ 8. named. Bradford 1). Pierce.
1 Foster. en-Commodore T. H. .
aid, it. ii. (lucid and other.
,l‘s of the organisation. A fine
su‘ r was served in the club house
an the veranda. which was enjoyed
bythe visitors. The entertainment
then took the form of a stag smoker.
‘luch lasted from 8 until 11 o'clock.
number of baritone selections were
. lured by John T. Fisher and bass
acids by Joseph Wieler. Lester Banks
m»‘*momlogist.' d an excellent pro-
prsnl of music as model-ed by Jo-
cone Ilsy‘s _ orchestra. The lab
.t'e‘r'v‘wss‘ repeatedly applauded by the
rrisitoremwho appeared to thoroughly
enjoy tilt banjo strains. and together
“1&9“ pamhorsof the club joined
1‘7: s‘ rd ditionI‘bf a number of pop-
uls'r song's; ,
has. " Edi” “m: c i th
I .w a. grad ay n' e
,history of the ridgeport Yacht club.
.It is thancoasi u of the annual re-
_t ni t more yachts were
find ..,, slang the tclub quarter;
“, ‘n e‘neuyears.su
mfit“ “‘3' ti ..‘°..."". “it
‘ e eve . e r w
~ ' ptly at ll o'clock this after-
The realm1 committee com.
"I?”‘la‘io ' ’l “#3330“?
. . ‘ In n I . l' ..
. first 8. Rulings. ere
libs speculate handicap racing.
ideiugIto the large number of boats
‘ .wili puriidipwe and the varia-
' '; isv‘tbe'sise. , 'An interestlns fes-
~tiIe races will be the work of
"out knoohsbouts and race-
owned by themembers oi the
so opmrrss users.
I “Imam Abel.
Mess men's cumé
Men's, Hall to transect“. the
youns Meyers.“ one of the bunch
The taste ll decorated
We mfigtgaufierhods: ‘ ‘
rm- Ndrwslh. suite: ‘
welcome and soodreheer
All t id.
n‘usl election of pneumonia” 0!
a
win
consume the entire day. ’
F ‘uruelrs
in the entire State oroo need“
.;otber business. vital to . cords . I
Hundreds of delegates from every
. o and townie the ststewill files
1 me for the serotonin ‘convens'at
m. . " ’ ~ :I;I.
After the adjournment. a bancuet
will he gluon the. members‘at ‘lio
tel Norwallr. Ov'olttliid hover-e ll be
dalntles. of the season. ; . i .
The lodge rooms of welcome Stran-
ger will be open to the visitor-admins
brothers who desire-to rehash the ion
or man. _ . ' ' ,
The rooms have been newly .decorstl
eduand an expensive new carpet laid.
homelilre conifort to the. halt-g I «
Amssslve new piano occupies. a
nicheatohe end cube; bait and will
no doubt add its notes of melody to
the festivities on Tuesdayinest.
The visitors, will be given a chance
to view Norwalk, and engrave upon
their minds that Norwalk cuts a Invest,
figure in the slate, and world of
finance and commerce. i .
resumes sevens
sate roarossrsr
duller 3100 Bonds For Attempt
to lint Joseph Alli-chills on
Siste‘iltmt,‘ Weelpsrt
nitis, employed by err-Senator Nash.
was robbed in State street,'lsst 8st-
Iurday‘ evening, by a bold, bad sang
,‘ of young hishwsymen and the loose
edge in his pocket. anomalies in all
e m . . »
i’.‘ 1.;
d
th'és‘ .ho told SherilhKe'mpsr. of ill.
troubled and who be suspected. with
thxiresnlt that Meyers was arrested. '
_l this happened on Saturday meet
a time when a certain lotof the young
fellows in town believe in going out
andiIhaIvlng a good time.'some gettius
druhlr and thinking they own the
town. Probably some of this class of
,fellows were interested in the stair
Saturday evening.
STRIKING SWITOHMEN MEET.
New Haven Gathering Today To Be
An important One.
NEW HAVEN. August 11.-—The
meeting of the strikin switnhmen
.\ wiwlfifl ‘0‘
it to chime: .that be
second grand master of the mother-
boo dof .Railroud Trainmen. is expect-
on to have an important bearing on
the strike. which went into eilect Tues
day and which has been the means of
causing s severe congestion of freight
in the yards of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad
hotel early today to consult with the
committee of the strikers. it was
hinted that he would advise the men
to a ply for their old positions in view
of t e fact that the strike was unsu-
thorised by the Brotherhood. 3dr.
mtePatrlck compilers with James Hur-
of the Brotherhood, who also advised
the strikers at the meeting today.
More strike-breakers arrived in town
today. it is said. and from now on the
road probably will have much less dif-
ilcuity in movlnl its ireltht. lt‘ W
been definitely stated by t rail
of the men taken on laced»
went into elfect. whic will In , ‘
displacement of many of the ol m.
shout sixty in all. it is understood
When the time to surrender,
is thought that the rat
back its old employer
number is secured.
men are out.
. sasr avsuus cecal .
' sass.— if . .,
‘ilulbersd Theta Twenty-Minute, -
uis warrants-Muted is.‘
til the forth”
in all about M
one ar Is‘sh’:1
the entire day. undiluneh and "has, hill
meats will be serred»the grisitina
which with the attractive mu ,
of pictures and hunting. dire ”dim ‘
‘ wnsrmnr,hug.11.-—ooreph Abro- 1....
here today with Val b‘l Patrick. the We
Cour
pony since that day. Mr. B‘itsPstrioh i
came here late last night and left his '
docir. the fourth vioe‘grand master ish
company that it will not disc 5 (7.] 'h adobe ly _
A ' A‘cord‘la
We 3“,“
will tale lt isiuersaslnslr
Ia.s;s_.o
.‘ s,
i . I. I on
" $2.400
» running throush the millotod hillwau-
.,‘ClilCAGO. Ans. 11,—rheaucovery .Q .
yesterday‘s! new trails of crochednessi
IreeInveuue Bani: led the-stews attorf N
pay to summon pe‘remptorilylsst night. W 3"
three ofthe principal directors in the: I,
, affairs of the. institution. They were .
Wt “i" mm “WW"?! "‘1. “‘9 toexplain conditionswhich
csliedupon . .
indicate thstauotber line of robberies
ofthe gigantic swindle already disecv.
cred. ' ' '
The .
summons were R. Crane and
usrlus Klrheby. Au ctllcer was sent
for-ii. A. La Blur. another director,
but he couldinot'be located ‘ *
hot examluhtion' by Aasis’tantflhtste's
Attorner‘omuiu the presence of. In-
spatter Shlanpy and Assistant Chief
0th iPtlliidm' ol'iutetht‘ie‘l; 1:10 «Medea?
~nowepo .rgeosperpe -
rid br smashed. ‘ I,
» “Did you everjsttend a meeting.“
the executive committee of the board if’
asked Mr. Olson, of Crbne.
director. _
"Did you ever know the executive
committee to meet?“
milled Crane. .
"Did you ever pass on loans or do
anything to further the interests of
the bank?" pursued the prosecutor.
"No, sir." said Crane-
The director was shown a note for
» $4.000 dated April! last.‘ and asked if
the signature was genuine. He re
pliedthst it was. He said that he had
rowed a total ’of 825.000 from the
bank, the said 80.000 note being in
the last transaction of the series. lie
is indebted to the bank for the whole
amount at present.
The security which Crane gave the
trim Int .......
, o y s I , est treat
Rel way sleek. rained at
. $33001 lie ,
pHW'dt-“vtmi‘lflofi thew -
not ’dohllder'titbt pretty llilit‘
inecurity facIa borrower to put up. He
did not think no. " .
The state's attorney then produced
the books of the but showing that
the dividends ‘on Crsne's stock were
not paid to him but to an account in
the bank known as "409." This was
one of Btensland's personal accounts.
Crane refused to answer further cues»
tions along this‘ line. The director
declared that he is Worth 8200.000.
Director Marius Kirheby was duos-
tionod on the dome subjects. He was
a member of duet... committee to
:Othdl‘ with Biennium! and his son. He
as s 0 pass on the loans.
but he itted to the state’s attor-
ney that he left the greater part of
that responsibility to the president.
Among other papers: examined last
night was a check for “.700. which
. no signature except one made
with s rubber-stamp. no name bolus
attached in its place, bearing only the
rose. ”809 iiiiwsukee Avenue."
This had been handled by Cashier
Harlot. 'socordlns to his own admis-
sndhedibeea handed in by Pres-
dent- Sidelined. .who obtained the
amount of the check in cash.
as. m'rshss‘rmo svsur.
at out... ' ‘ Ichoei of (Ir
. _ ,. soe
Psflshsflwa Iliver Tempo
At the closeofvthe Sunday school
lubricate-norm in the school house.
at i ggloch. the “amalgam par~
. whines W .
will admin em"
fist-Ii- W f
fill: 34..“ "fit. ”W“ t ohm:
me Me “‘1 reintegration bf'th:
lsorsmsnt. This so pol will he been
tifully‘dsooratsdrw , flowers and no
, will be a red to make the place
possible for the
w‘dflmti) all remu- 3'33“" I'tu“
‘ The mission school is dual: splen~
s few weeks
kill an thou ..but
field. has :ll the lab of s permanency.
I tifyiltg itself to
the people of 8 River.
3:
tire;
was, being hurried on independently '
directors who'responded to the ‘-
Director Crane wassu‘b‘lnlttad.’ to a ~
"No, slr,Ii neverdld." replied the,
"it never met so tar. as i know." adj
in loans . consisted
Judge my.
morning trill?“ . . till!
ways.- Whe a lime} alluded to
politics he f r, issuer Donor» no-
plied "h: , me. but I am too dry to
talk Dailies. it leaves!» bud taste
in my mouth." and with a genial smile
he walkeddown the street.
The matter of the Republican nomi-
nation, is much more interesting to
the Republicans. botrever. and now
“that Judge Lisht has'declded that he
does notdesire the once there is much
casting about ibr available timber.
lthasbesn clailfidtoralonalime
that Wilton is entitled to the times
and there‘ is a strong disposition to
nominate a Wilton man. in this con-
nection Lewis it iiurlbutt of the duo
of lounsbury & lsthewson, has been
frequently mentioned. Mr. ilurlbutt
would make a has run and would
doubtless prove an excellent! Senator.
lie was a partner ogzIthe late Governor
Lounebury. and his acquaintance with
politics is through the school in
which the much revered governor was
brought up.
oasis llamas couosar.
Will be Given Tom A
in the Test In North Avenue.
A concert will be given at the camp
meeting grounds. No. 5 North avenue.
tomorrow. afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Rev. John D. Nichols is the pastor of
the church, and the program will be as
follows: i
Soup by chorus: prayer by Abram
showel: ' scripture reading by the
tow song by chorus; paper by Wil-
am uberd; reading'by liar-y Bacon;
. White; solo by ilrs. Jackson; read-
"" ”th ti“?"‘"'t...."“”
. y . . or :vocs
‘ '" ’tmh‘fdt “it a a:
essay one a r. as
”summer“: fit." ”1.“:
c ; so . . or as: . IO.
If. Pensoott‘aud iliss John ‘
b7 Bouts nether
. Committee
to charm, Iilss mulls Taylor. Jesse
Whitehead and levnlfr. Nichols.
W
, gum mu. case-r assess .
Ill trusts. August it.» Is
ilh b has iii. and he the
«lithe mature: "
'vi'I-i
isrrorilttsiw
be; eminence we
peel-shoe upon the nephew-nod
. that there was nobody else in Wat
. per by lites Prayer: reading by litre. ,
«termitfut.
iorithc Knew'lus’t .. ,
dots tier-ire the. Lad.
Iilld it I
var-u:
at to
and
, IA’truly dramatic scene wasIenscted
at Ruben. Point. Thursday afternoon. it
named closely the borders of trssedy.
The audience. so to speak,‘wss small.
but it' was moved to a 'profouader
depth at human feeling than the in
comparable Rachel ever created in
thwarts! ofl heafirson the £1130
s .o er-ove ansgon . r
was there. The pensioner. xrie ."follow-
edby the passion of icy. both in their
lntensest forms. in their deepest depths
was there. Nor wssk‘there’wsntins to
the drama the bore. whose timely ar-
e
essay of “mellowed into a triumph
of satisfaction. indispensable. to‘tbis
happy result, also. was the fortunate
trancehpcn the stsserst the criti-
cal moment of a physician who knew
The circumstances in detdil are
these: Between 2 and ii p. m.. Henry
and Sammy liolph. the twelreyesr-oid
twins of Ilr. and lira. Rolph of stem-
ford-- dchildren of 8; ll.
were bathing. Their mother and grand-
bews. lt' happened rather at ly
the moment. Suddenly the boy Inry
got into a place beyond his depth. and.
as he could not swim. a panic ottsr
immediame seised upon him, and
upon the whole of the little , . The
ladies were no less alarm at 8am-
my's attempt to mscue than they were
at Henry'sI danger.
ly there was ans-cup of y ., near
by. wbesheard the alarm, sfndimtpedl-
ately. ,1 . dad. Firstto opossum the
. .f ‘ W 3- Wilmoh. of Dorian.
militia N
. e «v.
3 "12.1.1.
time. Be hvesshi'hhn ashore.
that time the boy was uncon-
sclou and then, came the dreadful
strain of inspiration as to whether
he could be resuscitated. A happy sn-
swer to this was» furnished by Dr.
HowsrdIStevenau He went to work
in an intelligent andteiholent fashion.
and directed themervioss of the oth-
ers. For a time the strain of appre-
hension was painful beyond expres»
sion. But whom: nelittie later. the
tlent exclaimed. "0h. mama. that
urts!" it was the simplest music that
had reached her .9” .
day. The boy was soon sumclentiy'
restored to‘be taken home, and is new
fully recovered. ,5 '»
The South Norwalli Quartette. will
sing tomorrow evening in the Rowers
ton Baptist Church. The soloist will
be Genres H. Hirsi.
but ‘
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Los'r.
Lear—ammo: uounon dT.
and Hillside Placehan upper set of
false teeth. Finder please leave with
Charles Walters, ut'Central “310%
LOIT~TBUWY ,A ,
near the both more ‘Dorlon's Point.
two lady‘s violin}~ v. some and one
opal, tied up in e dlrarohief with a
penny. ll‘lndertwiil I please return to
the. Sentinel. piles» and metro ”Wit
. ' l .
what to do. and dld it with ‘a splendid mu Nomi:
Y’ success.
mother sat. on the beach. watchingthe “
Ihflokedf hel d "“2“", that! i
0" can steam and .
er without ML
tinsel; of stslagie , _
for many a lens blser
,. (cornice
. it I
_ party ln'Ssupstuoll
_ . These are but! days over in new. «.7
hatuclr. all on account of the vast inl-
provements that are being madaby
the Consolidated road. The tunnel has“
been started. the excavatingI being
" done between the tracks.» ,A ledss‘ of ‘
rocks has been encounteredand prob- ‘
ablybeforelpng blasting will be to
be resorted to. , . I
be rather inconvenient. for at the pres.
enttilne trains are running over the
tracker This turned will be built by
Daley I Holbroc ,‘ the well known
stairs are that lead to the platform,» '~
Just south of the track matters are;
ed. are being tslrendown.
fencesirenloved and blasting done in
order to make roomful-the twelve-
.foot. wall that issoon to be verbeted‘
the entire length cube Cookrott prop
srty. Yesterday afternoon the corner
stone wulaid. ‘ , » ,
To, tar.
. To in -- 'rwo ‘ I
rooms for light
Tones 8t.
1’0 tor—non em. 1....) 81X
room house; modern improvements.
Inquire n. J. Simona, it Winder-‘93:.
t .
TURN!
T0 LIT—NEST FLOOR AND
basement. No. 19 High 8h. Norwaik;
dre room. inquire Fred bchsldler,
Monotone barber shop, unease;
filler. walk
J
‘10 RENT—HIGHLY. ,
rooms. with board. .
South Norwslk.
This will be found to. ‘
contractors and will he oflthe best. N
The entrance will be about where the N ticasl Wefe
h I: i N *4 “
Oil” pg. 0.’ ’
- . «a suit
t aisrrests
tithing a decided look tor the better. th
as far ’as improvements are.conc,orn~ .—
, “26h“!!! {all i
tails of’tho dflairflfrom
pears that the-gram M'd
Initially miewlngfiw
P“ l .. W V I
the practicr.JWhen-
s riled by..the,w I
is s about his head.‘
mom-Iv" ‘ ‘ ‘
ammo audio-9"
gun. in thehppe Iot’
the barrel of titer-id
soldierar-llredbsll outfit _
are'undsrsloort’lo'
made. .‘ ,
One‘of the grand dud
camp, who, however. was not.
ly present. advanced to Them
ed Press the theory that }W‘.‘"
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I. “Randall. 59 deposit “sash.
Matty
”suit nLWt
while you are
,.. _ .
l TOWNCACOIMR WI. a: canon.
ett says:' "i highly recommend Con
poll's ltapid Corn Cure: whicbrrsfaoved
my corps withoutsoreuess. which nth
er remedies failed to do. Drug and
shoe stores. ' ’ hIquIli
M-.........—.-,q:_..i~ ww’ an“
I... woman. ' .
‘l'waurso—rlurnsm u “with.
_ a Ioreyer's. Booth hot-walk.
WANTED-r ‘ELD
wishes twepi t ,.
with privatelsplihfl. Hebe can
have home“ comforts W Mill
permanenthom‘e. A ., not!" full
particulars and terms, wfird 8. Patch.
5! 3mm all it
. net
learn the weaving. Permanent work
guusuteed to Iintelllsestjppllcsnts.
Apply J. I J. Cash. Ltd
booth Nor-walk.
wavered-or ONCE. YOUNG,
man over it to learn cake baking. Day
work. Apply-st itundle's Bakers“ lit
; wiurso—vev douse. their
teacher. «room an
entity. Address I“
e . »
.” cans .ssnu
LEGAlgiI ”will“.
realism nannies ‘RIAL asrsrs.
, Fumant to rub] urdbr oi the Court
of Probate tur‘tha'oistrlet or Norms
authorising. it thereto. the subscriber
latest as Vanda. late of Nor-
3‘ no: to all that .
of Jud. with. th‘e‘liuii‘dinu thereon
moles. situated Iontthe westerly
"" “cutout...“ cm
avenue , = , g .
is the ‘l‘cwn biblical-val read more
s it andrwarly'hyaadof
*lslti'rsuoao ro f
Insets. August ii. ‘
here remnant:
piers tor sale all such right. title and ,
deeeseed at the time, of his ‘
certain tract .
I a run as asslsrmr roan 2:"
use it! canon coasnr rimav; V
lose sxmrsnen: NOT undue. ,
my . More 'orrosrumrl; r»
murderous. arm-sear '
..tunr..*9t’*°....*%ut
‘, .. 0N . ,
Powzll Corp. ,
waurso.
ions, at s, modupgsr. cons. '
"all at its
‘ Wanna—romeo clans ro “
.. Chestnut St.
' . an at ‘
besrdlngeedioa.
roa slits—clean support
“tinder! store dolnl .
must be soldat once.
ins. ill health.
Bridgeport, Conn.
row. “LIB-THE- liO. ‘
Hannah‘diibert. derailed.
rooms forces or two
sail bests.dyssln 1r
kinds. Inclusive
it Water St. .
Fail CALI-+10% .
wooden boxes. Ash“ ( '
inches deep. in la .(Ibctluli
L. H. Decker
were.
too at.
Iron eats-lwu ‘ " new
team of work it _ "
- 1.600 pounds. A . f:
‘tlnsl.
res slits-4r! fl
sale the can bio.» I.
late lira. s
No. lWest Ave.. 1'
is syery soureuieafl J
it"slion. being with
an churches. moo? .
no “I f I
My ' ~
QM limb! * ‘
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