ch .
- manoeuvre” by unicorn
and stooges-com 11, will,» , one
. side. out at the line oi the.
3 these rented a deep im-
pression in linllltnrym‘ circles and is the
one topic of conversation in the clubs,
W attempt has been kept quiet
cl cooper! possession of his residence. .
nor my. family. nor any 3
force no servants. attempted he tells '
- you order of the
3 mm 111? into ‘ riot: to mt‘hu police
' in ship re m is re
1 ajs . yes possible on. all pol tidal
their d1111'!du. their mgthstre
on. membershi . activity and
3 « us. Count yen toiled
' : §snopsn opsnletter explains the failure of
‘ W no his tridiuia to enter the
simdm‘ He declares that they in-
Mam“; “Malia; bu being given at least We
a cricket at icrty,
- on. but they were obliged
en 11th and 111:3 ‘ no two places finally uttered.
, t, mggm have made them a hog»
~' After preliminary investiga-
tors 1 ecided to try by conrt mer-
lid, on lens than two thousand soldiers‘
.nnd sailors who participated in the
Cronstedt end Bveeborg mutiuies. The
prospects of these. however. have been
iii-lantern by the hecisloutof 113 em-
1 we on rnor baryon
m nudism“ respectively by
and Gunchercii and
ti'hni. with the‘uncer-
,, population of China is
of the figures given for ‘
, biu's‘hooir for not. which first 7 mfidfisgflugt
‘mm‘ 1“ mm" by m Cronstndt and Svesborg and to deter-
novernment. “1° population mine the responsibility. for the demor-
ds constituting Japan prop;
allsation. War Minister Rubigsr and
11.108 and that or the island Ninister of Marine Birii‘ell are said to
£059,886. Japan comprises
be arriving at the same conclusion as
Admiral Skrydioli', the commander of
the Black See fleet, that the oilcers
are m to blame than the men. fl‘he
commwaons wlii enquire into the gen-
_eral conditions prevailing in the navy
and entity and it may result in a very
greets 13 up. including the whole-
sale loving and retirement of com
mis’n nod otheers.
A streamline to furlough indedniteiy
Baltic
iiig‘the name "island him-
reprintewfi’l'hs to
W
a. train!“ school for ele-
Api. in the Cong‘o‘ Bias.
y-eight elephants are ink
3 The training operation
‘ nced encouraging results,
the superfiuous sailors on 'the
station is being
it is pointed on
ships or occupation fort. em and
.they are merely a source or! rai-
isst 1.1011
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the senses no; ‘Nat‘lcnnis pools. to to premium to
rgo 1m”? u _ ~ Play Vol. A ‘OWI.
» :1 ‘5“ the eie hnnts The game scheduled to 1.16 this of
~ . p venison at Amusement r11, between
._ iii drl‘uinl "in!“ ml the Nationals and the Catholic Club
' tonsil that some at them phloem
.has been called oil
this kind a work Word was despetched to James Tul-
- or rich mung men don‘t"I
iy. “manger of the Catholic Club nine.
. It life is intended to be all fun.
a Natilmais do not want to
play 1; bunch of hide. " This Is consid-
young man of wealth and
is also a theoretical So-
ersd a rather peculiar action on the
part of the Nationals. in View of no no-
' lemmcilloilfll’.’ 1"...“ 1"1‘1'. 1’11"“
w o c 11 am on e
ill 1111:0331: ”:11 washing; byge score oi six to four. with a pate
‘ ‘ He has rmlved to rise at a
, slid do his share at the
without asking any favors
ed up team.
At that time a team had "laid down"
commonly enjoyed by the
.7?“ mulls man is in a
on the Nationals at the last minute.
almost. and on ii‘ridsy night. the gems
asked the Catholic Club nine to play
them. Manager Tully scurried around
and managed to not together enough
players to put up a contest. 'i‘he Nor
A Towns team. in Stamford. this sfteo
noon;
to am as much at
predicted they were
the ry newest
s 113117 eiihs
LAST POPULAR. EXCURSION TO
IAViN HOOK.
'l‘he inst in the series of miller 91'
cantons from this vicihity to Savih
Rook under the directions of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford lati-
‘ bsln Thu
$11.11: “in ‘0' '1 Augudmth. ‘Traiun will leave so:
11 m" 1111"" wont-1%
« ‘ n s. 111.. w re s
, . m m‘ “to electric 1111s ior‘fl'vtn 110113. No
ill 3w 0* "'0 single days' outing' at the notahis
.3 S" a 3' °“ links above resorts combines more real plane
11,.- “mumuusursnndintsmtthancanhstosadst
.11 M this «1.11.11qu spot. And the low
lie water in which rate oi 15 cents has placed this trip
dim! isn't. withintharsachotail. Stand.“
’0" Wm M- today's lssus. '1
Emu“: so
qunum—muflu-h—uh
, kabout son MSTIOIS.
as, on our
fitm ll the!
dfi‘l
infllevsr sens lynumboroithe‘wan
,. , whose careers have been cut short
'. remwthssttrsetlonoi the earth and ,1
b1 3 11111111111 yournsysinadns ofllre. s _
‘ melodrama , "each.”
Willem
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NS OF S7. figfllfil MV‘SW
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‘WWthsir a salesman
till 111
it h?- we “
tool of an attorney who mhas instituted 1,
DW‘MIWO cabinet in order to have Cooper
Elihu“ a price at which 1 was will-
riously considered.
1111' there are no I
tionsls are scheduled to play the Yale ”I
ills
tsdisirwaathsr.wsnny mthentntien hire
,m m "the dune:
looking ior fluid“! ”can?
1 tan”
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aliaselssssnittodisss inatehispro-
ice. lsrit. in justice to my rep'utnti
and that of my inmily. that you 11113
this 1111 tier. ‘ .-
-Nelther 1 nor my family have in
any way interfered with Hugh L.
11911.11
the Cooper lnce by tel-cs. -
The ‘VII e sum and substance or
the matter is as follows: lira. Haul.
ehbeclr owns certniu plots oi land Wad
‘iolni g our house: shd also adjoining
the cuss and lands of Mr. Cooper.
A“ contract had been made to purchase
these plots of land from the inevitt
estate. but title did not pass until
July 6 Prior to taking title Mr.
had enpresmd a desire to pur-
chase part of said land adjoining his
own premises. as that would be a
1 addition to the same. i
sin my willingness to sell the same
to dispose of it. but absolutely
ml to sign any contract or to
accept any money on account at any
purchase. as! was only willing to
dispose of the land upon terms that
would not destroy the value of
my a‘disceut property. Hr. Cooper
and I understood this absolutely. My
attitude in this matter was entirely
that oi a neighbori character and
i expected to sell 1 a land to Mr.
Cooper and at his request. 1 permitted
him to pasture two of his cows upon
part at the land. and to house some
of his chickens upon part of the land
where my gardener resided and still
resides.
When it became time to deliver a
deed Mr. Cooper objected to the re-
striations contained in the deed. and
turned the matter entirely over to
his attorney. Stanley '1‘. Jennings.
Thereupon his attorney became vio-
lent. and attempted to mails a tender
at what he declared was the purchase
price and thereupon l declaredail no
sotiatlons "or" and removing the
cows and chi on of itr. Cooper from
Md is own~ieadiug oi! his
and telling his gardener that be
u i. remove the chickens.
The. complaint is not sworn to by
Mr. Cooper. but by lir. Jennings. and
is maliciously false and untrue in its
statement that there was any written-
contract of sale or any “Md upon
contract between the parties
1 wish to cell the attention of this
i.pnpei' and this community to the par
ticular brand 0! justice and law that
is at present being dispensed in this
town. Three constables came upon
my place and remained there. taking
possession of the place without any
warrant in law and when i asked
the sergeant of police to remove them.
i was informed that Mr. Boodsld's of-
iice we! 1801118 to get out an injunc-
tion. And when 1 pointed out that an
injunction had been issued. and there
was consequently a gross violation of
my rights as a citisen being perpe-
trated. l was denied any satisfaction.
Yesterday preliminary injunction
was served at my house. pasted as
parts. And In the sitemoon the arti-
cle appeared in your paper. The alie-
nation of the complaint. only verified
byes attorney and not by the prin-
and without showing any
mood for the attacney' a belief. should
have been thrown out oi smart. and in
all interest and e‘ssesilni matters
said complaint is (also and malicious.
i shall make good my rights against
such miserable and slanderous tac-
tics by due process of law. But i in-
sist how that you print this communi-
cation so that my friends may under
stand the facts—and that my inmlly
may not be sisndsred by such shame-
fu i tactics. a. ll. Nanisnbnch.
Mill"? ARRIVAL or VIISILI.
new YORK. August 11. --'1‘hs
steamer lteisnrln Auguste Victoria.
hem Hamburg tor New York. was re
ported wireless twenty-live miles
east of island at 6:11 a. In.
new rate. August limit-rum:
Kuzrin Auguste Victoria.
fes tonal inc purely calcuintlnn no» “
isle. Bell island. Wenddiinlr taken
‘to remove him to the Stanford hospi-
st ii.-~Stsa1n~ dies
3 1mm omen:
Worth! street. use, some. - .
1 OllTUAIV NOT”;
ROBERT ROWLAND.
111.11.11. howl Cross 001-
111 last evening, null 11111111 .heitnwm
on! attendance cool detach 111111.191».
11.0. Sharer was summoned as soon
so the illness dev‘elegd‘. and. he bro-
nounced death due heart failure.
infancy. but had never been a sullerer
seed nine yeslrs. "shit.
land. In, cream
with the this! ntricheu Wilts} have
the sympathy of a very large circle of
relatives and lrlen‘ds. The boy wens
pupil “at the Rowayton phblic‘ school.
and was well liked hymen Who knew
him. The funeral will be held from
the family home at Bell island. lion.
day sitar-noon at 3 o'cldch.
THOMAS 1. 1311111118.
The death of “coins 1. Burns cc-
currsd this morning at the Norwslh
Hospital. Deceased was about forty-
flva years of age, and unmarried. 'i‘ho
moraine were removed to his boord-
ing place. with lira Josephine Becker,
No. so Water street. South Norwslh.
and the funeral will hi‘hsid from St.
Josephs Church, Ilouddy morning at
9 o'clock. interment ii 8.1. Mnry' s
cemetery.‘
FRANK AR‘VIWT’ r
Frank .Mvm" oi_ mwi‘ixf’o hows street,
tiled til! on an 111m of
heart. 1 s. it hndboen intended
tel for treatment. and amiiuiauce
from that institution here this
morning. but-the Inn ‘ haters
it arrived. main ,1.
men 31111.1 8%
Miss Bally 3.“ hell 0 was re-
moved (rem the residues of Iran
EAndrews to the Nospitsi Wednes-
day. seriously ill of peritonitis. died
there Fridsy night. interment will 01:-
cur Nondey st Greenfield Hill.
GEORGE A. PUTNAN.
Course .A Putnam. an old ~soldiel'1
hard; ”amt “1‘ "died year
c yin use 7 .11. .
in Norcton. lie w ” m
ills remains were Bridge
port and his funeral held from his
home. 117 Hieiton street.
FUNERAL Oll‘ Wilda ll COONEY.
The funeral of Wil Goober. who
died yesterday at the residence of his
aunt and uncle. idr. and Ira. Charles
it Adams. of Harbor avenue. will he
held nt 11 o 'clucit Monday molding from
81. Navy‘s Church Hui-tel 1‘vill occur
at Calvary Cemetery. New York.
FUNERAL 0F (1. W. HlDlNBURG.
The others! 01 the into C. W. linden-
burg was held from the house in Can
non. Thursday. and the remains were
tahen to Woodlswn Cemetery in the
afternoon for interment. M. A. L
Hubbard oliclutod
FUNERAL 01" 11111.8.m
The funeral ct Mull Nileu-
don mother of hire .1
will be held from tho r‘homs
tomorrcy afternoon at 0' S0 o'clock.
Deceased was eighty-sin years oi an.
"i had a lovely ilundny." twittsrsd
Mrs. Jones on Hominy-
"i went to church heard the
sweetest ssrmon---~ an about 1
‘Btrlct Honesty in Little Thiass'-—it
was no line that it'll
Remain within my memory forum
We no doubt.
And coming homes occurred
‘strsst nar mas
certainly did“ 111
forgot to intro my nickel. "
v '~43'.V'S.fld
iisou.
lie half to death hits—i
under.
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M; ‘ rls “Epstein,
= Norris Epstein to Abraham Harris. ‘ ‘
' :hniidlngiot Concord street. 0 ‘ ‘
‘llob'ert. the Islevegiyesrecid son oi '
The My had had a week heart since ,
to any extent Two brothers, N13311:. .)
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and new"
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ion in uuzstign 9'“ enhdrghnd‘
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n n c or
1111 on. :i‘ nmishsp. She wants
in the sum stated. The so-
one sort decrease
ties. in returnable to the nest term of
the court.
RIM. ISTATI TRANSFERS»
Hebrew Beth lsrael society to Kor-
building‘ lot. Concord.
0.
Harbor, View Realty Co. to 1.111. 11.
‘1! .lot. Harbin- View Beach.
her View Realty 00 to Elisabeth 1
C. “enroll. lot, Harbor View Beach;
Train Schedule and Excursion l‘tfl‘nn
as Follows:
D‘arlem 8:11 a. 111.. 860.
South Norwalh. 8: 86 s. m., 7511
Due New Haven. 9: 26.
And Bevin Roch by Eli trio Street
Railway at 10: on a. 111.. crding over
seven hours at the nea‘hhore to enjoy'
the numerous attractions of thehplaoe.
NUMIIH 0F TICKET-S WILL I!
QTRIGTLY 1.1111110.
Returning, L?“ New Haven at
THE‘ NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD co.
F. c. COLIY.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
to tile stoidsnt de- 3
' modes and tens, regular 85c vaiue.
M111.
“ Oliitt‘dhy. 75°. . 1 ’
Writins‘ Paper. good 1111111.. 10111
iar price the.
Saturday. 7‘s.
vi'
a Class Lisle mom,
nil nines.
Saturday, the.
3 "Fancy Dress Trimmings, regular lot
and Alocouaiity braids, in lengths of
8 to 5 mils.
Saturday. 56. ..
Stochinet Dress Shields, regular 291:
quality
‘ Saturday We.
Ladies“ Linen Collars, all shapes.
regulgr price 121,50. . .
s Saturday, 71:.
100 doseu Huck .Toweia, red border,
few of out iianv Specials. 3
3 cells MILLW ........ {the
1 sex. 11ch LIMONS.
4 L... 0000 “'0‘“ . 1“; see "fig,
_ stamens name “.152.
iii Jusehii’s
NORTH MAIN ST.
1..
‘youwlshinthlsline.
and domestic.
Tomorrow (Ilium
mints-11mm ups-us
...1.um.
ws‘sflsrt
good quality. value 1215c.
Malay, To.
50 dozen Bleached Bed Sheets, full
also. extra hesvy,-value .5911.
, Saturday. are. 1 1
Odds and ilinds of White Curtain
hfuslin, fine quality. value the. '. -
Saturday. 71/311.
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15 White Crochet sec Spreads. rais-
ed designs. value 78c. ‘
Saturday. 55o.
Calla-M
would choose.
“hr” ‘?{.m§ “a '““i ONLY ssssaiavsnstatesmen-esssssrsssseiesetssos .1.
‘lie‘st‘her ,er‘nt Bags, 81. 2‘5 and $1.110 ‘ 200 pairs Rune curtains. good“ uhnii-I
ty plain Swiss, value 5911.
Ladies’ sonare Neck.
Vests. regular 25c: and 201: duality.
Ladies' Tan Lace Hose, all sites. f
were 291:.
Men’s Blue-118.1111)“ Shirts and
Drawers. reguilliHSOc quality.
Quart Tea or Coilee Palm-regular
251: quality.
65 Embroidered Waist Patterns. reg-
ular prices $1.50 and Si. '15.
Women Stripe and Check Silks. in
variety of colors. sold this season at
$1.00 yard.
rimmmomumm ifyeuarsaie‘varoinion.
Solar-damn”. ‘ ’_‘“ "
. .‘ t‘n’
Sleeveless
For Saturday, inc. ,- ‘
Saturday, 19;. 3 .
Saturday. 31/.e.
Fancy Black Stilt l‘lose Supporters.
regular 251: quality.
Saturday. So.
Large Size Enamel Wash Basin.
value tile 3
For Saturday, 191.
Saturday, 161:.
For Saturday,SSc .
150 yards Cheney Brothers Printed
Foulerd‘ Silks in a variety of colors ‘
'and designs, regularly said We. 4‘
Saturday. 2511.
For Saturday. I'll/go.
Goad Things To Eat.
BONED CHICKENn—The moon in new opening up for Boned Chicken.‘ Richards S Nehlns'
goods are the an.“ on the market and have a large sale. We can supply you with anything
CRACKERSa-We have a large and attractive supply of all hinds of Fresh Crackers, both imported
FRANCO-ANIRICAN SOUPSst have the full variety of these goods. which are above emotion
topmlty and cleanliness
PICNIQ-Our store in Matters ior Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or planning an
outing. drop in and sea us.
BUTTERstlicious Butter: more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
COFFEE—5W1 emphatically claim the same on our superb Coins. Teas also.
Call and ass what we hnvs tor the Glorious Fourth. i‘hsbnnt of sverytliing the market nflc‘rds.
C arias E.
as wear WASHINGTON S’i‘.
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