Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 16, 1906 · page 7

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‘ .held this evening at the East Avenue

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' one at
aiei tint can be case In the “country.

Arthurflaundsril Wt foster-day on
a very enjoyable Aching trip.

Morris hipsthin iI still quite serious-
iy ill It his hone in rial-t street.

The Rape slid Pine Club is to hold a
clambskc ea; Bends} August 2.0

The regular weekly at...“ will be

 

 

 

 

Ithodist Church.

Rev. J. A. Clitrit Was slated to leave
to it yesterday. but wits awaiting can
tal letters and did not leave as intend-
ed“ it is expected be will 0 today
buthhis destination is yet in oubt.

Mrs. Albert Dunn. of Betta Place.
is now able to sit up the greater part
at the day. after a severe illness or
several months, and plane are being
made to take her to Ridgeiield tor the
benefit of her health.

ROWAYTON.

Charles Raymond and daughters. 01
the Darlen road, are spending the day
in New York city.

,. Emily and Lester Tristram. of R0-
ton Hill, Brookside. are, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Traendly at their home
in Brooklyn, 1or a week.

Rev RM

 

 

 

 

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Kelly. is clergyman oi

the Methodist rails and Mrs. Kelly. 3

go} have been .the guests of Council-
G E. Bartain of Brcohslde. have
warned to their home in Courtdale..

Miss Fannie Minor,VI who was illilug a
positiog with the torn union T le-

ompany, at canvases, cw
g‘iip’rhh until her hesith was broken, is
very much improved, and has been
“moved from the hospital.

 

 

E The nuisance of engines whistling at
rious times during the night ls be
lag unbearable to the residents
‘ in a mile or the watering trough.
' - 3:10 this morning the engineer oi
' ‘E 9 not bound freight train let out sev-
" unearthly blasts on the whistle
the purpose of calling in the flag-
who had been sent back while
train stopped for water. Every-
, in the vi iage was awakened, and
ught something very serious had
pened. On investigation they
f pleased to learn that the engi
r 01 the train had played another
_, l on them.

Watch this Space

for
Tomorrow.

 
 
 
 
 

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f. obortS‘mlth

 

 

r .prge A. Putnam. a veteran or
i. Forty- ill-st N. Y. v.1
It the Noreton soldiers
,, me he remains were taken to
sold for burial

ram Dietrich. a veteran oi' Cain-
y A, First Connecticut Volunteer

airy. died at the Noroton Boldlers'
.. He no seventycevca years
The remains will be taken to

Matte tor burial.

E;.-Hisa Adhiins Waterbury, the con-
cashier 1dr the J. A. linlop
by. Wthlngton street. South

“Almeria?! nor Innl'lsl vac»
Part of will“ me she has been
or interest in New

 

 

m Montridge, who formerly
‘ noted a restaurant on Water
lass moved his household sin
to WI Point. where be
his isduties as sup-E
9 ans D. VCrilnanlnI' pool-

a... “with Ilacssnd
. so I
.. r- W whirl?“
saw I
“misses

.wsrs tail
‘ ,- lass

I'll a“;

gossip his
as. were provided. The onus
merit of appreciation on the
Milt employer of their {silli-
W4 ‘1“ Ni IMO!“

- - woods. The. can lsdy Is a guest or
9 . 1rieads Vin sailors?

in Southport yesterday

1 Elle genealogy of‘

' NOTEh OF *1?th SEASHORE

. disturbances.

ii. dummies hat ‘ ,
on m _.

IIIDII‘

lass astronomer. install
spent “part 01 VIII-artist! here with

 
 

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written It‘w '
the lawn tote give

Dauahters or the éthod t Church

 

Mrs. William Buikley Is possessor at
it best haciesvol water. span-M

An anilnsl with a pedigree. a prise
winner several times over and I basil.-
ty that she is sll‘GIdy hoes Ittached

terdsy was an _e cat in that circle.
a Mimi'- is some
thing they can consistently boast
shout, but on the occasion of yesterday
s time was given over to good teed.
3‘ hornets, moot geneoio About

part straps and a slain in e‘ at the
it served as the vehicle tor the
will!“ tsiki’dlt.

 

Miss Anna L Brown. 7 Grand street.
Bethol, is spending a ten days vaca-
ties at Belle island.

Miss Grace 1. Berner. of Brooklyn is
stopping at the Facts cottage. Belle
Island,1cr a week or so.

 

was...

At the island View Hotel recent vis-
itors are C. W. Latin, or New York.
and Martin H. Grilling. 01 Danbury.

Mrs E. 8. Blast and daughter. Eve-
lyn, returned to aPtterson on Saturday
tram a three weeks' sojourn at Bella

 

island.

 

‘ C. (i. Chapman. of Chestnut Hill.
with a large party 01 1rienda pitched
his tent and launched his sailboat the
Mac Belle at Cell Pasture Beach last
Monday. ,

 

Contractor Salvator Chariott is at
work here finishing up the Bell island
bridge, and laying a water pipe on the
new street recently constructed on the
west side of the island.

Recent visitors at the Bell island
Hotel are: Elmer Nicoll. 01 New»
ark; Mllliert Henebery. F. A. Glorckin,
A. Pike. Will Hunter ii. Richardson,
Grand Erlceon Mrs. M. Kellerman,
Florence Kellerrnan and Edward Ker
lerman. of Danbury, and Mrs. M. E.
Blame. of San Francisco.

ON BRIMERORT JUSTICE.

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New Yorker Gives it a Scoring as He
Pays His Wife's Fina.
"There's no justice in this thing at
all." muttered F. E. Mendes, reluctanb
iy paying a line 01 $18.97 inflicted up
on his wire, an automobile enthusiast
arrested for speeding. Mendes is a
Brooklyn merchant sentinel-lag with
his family in the exclusive colony of
New Yorli’el's in Greene Farina
"Keep the ll cents." he muttered
when Clerk Delaney of tile City Court
Bridgeport. had given him 31 bill in
change for two crisp :10 notes. and
was fishing for the extra change.
Mrs. Mendes. whose hnllteur was a
source of some amusement to the
court officials and spectators, swept
out of the court room. attired In her
automoblllng toga, leaving her indla~
nnnt spouse to make good the aura
Judge Stevenson bad exacted.
All aged couple arrested for dison
derly conduct were next to be tried.
and fearing that something to shock
the tender sensibilities of the wit-
nesses ,might arise. the court posipon
ed work llntll the automohlilsts had
lelt the court room.

ANTI- GREEK M0x!|DAldENT IN ROU-

BOFIA. Bulgaria. August 16. ——The
snthreelt movement in Roumnn‘s
and especially in Bulgaria is rapid)J

assuming greater proportions ad
threatens to become a serious danger
to peace. The Bulgarian government,
it appears. will be iorced to take ab
ceptionlli measures to terminate tile

 

 
 

 

The cause or the anti-Greek feeling
is the historical competition 01 Greece
and Bulgaria tor domination in
Balkans. which was recently mew
ened and stimulated by their rival
in Macedonia—rivalry, which. it is A,
leged. has been artidciail encouraged
by the Turkish authorl in. par:
ticulariy by the atrocities oi the rock
hands. it Is asserted that the pal-tr
chal church It morphing“ 99%“. L;
ed Is an at: ea c see
with Vila: obiwgggoihgw the partial
popun on 0 ul Ito
triarchal church. and that tire“.
funds. has been Icarried out in i
by the organs of the' hail-lbw

 

 

‘ ms at.
_' militn‘Wednsadsyi evening the spsslter .

ii! Prcvi 9
a dating liIt‘aV- °

 
 

rho reunion or on. stilts utility here r

' tor, gas and electric-light and steam

V. endnm. <

E school at least in every county 01 the

‘ needed attention.

 
 
 
 

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”I“ tanks: at I‘l‘flifi‘ldh's
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it Are

Attorne Kid and
Lu 3 mm

W. G. Cal dsrwood. oi Minuet

9 one or the ablest speakers or

:. "courtesan r
a On” on

be Chm W MLIIBOVV tale

tumcm
$999!.

“Henri TNM'

Prohibition party at Conn ctic t
ruins the intermlltlclil’thfi its: limits
rolls ly' .. a candle
Egrghlbitlgn piggy tor Omaha:

on a n
tive committee who?“ party ”01%.
the nomination. and in this issue of
the party. organ is hlI announcement

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

lengthy communication to the a r,
In which Mr. O'ricn says:E D W

“i sin willing to assist in the cause
olfimperance wherever i can. and ii

 

 

yo decide that i can best lead
I against the golden, i wil
pleased to do it, hilt i should roost
earnestly urge you to frame a platform
that would give the voter an assurance
that, ii the party should win. other
prlyl'ciples argued government should
32:» Mar It the expense oi prohibi-
Mr OBrlsn says he believes the
limit is ripe 1dr a third party to win
in Connecticut. but he does not be-
lieve that a party adv/coating the sin-
gie prohibition can win. He believes
there are other issues which the party
can and should stand for without sac-
flitting any of its loyalty to the prin-
ciple on which it was founded.

The platform: hich Mr. O‘Brien
stands is subs 0% follows:

1. The probi i o the sale and
manuiacture or intoxicating liquors as
the only linsl solution at the liquor
problem. >
2. The enforcement of all laws and
the strengthening or the State police
department to aid the same.

The strengthening and better
classification of our aunday laws.

E i Direct primary larva, with the
choosing of United States Senators by
the people and the strengthening of
the corrupt practices act.

5. A law preventing monopolies in
trade in all lines

6. Giving every man the right of
trial by jury in a suit brought against
a corporation.

1. The passage of a bill giving a
satisfactory and lair absis lor the pur-
chase and municipal ownership of etc.-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

beating works in all cities and hon
oughs. and the placing 01 such munici-
pal-ownership plants under State ab-
gervisicn to prevent local grail and
ishonesty.
8.11m full rigIlFthle ballot to
every woman qualified to line the same
9. The right of initiative and refer

10.8mtecontrol or the jails and the

Linmediate erection his State reforms-
I‘l’

ll. A law maintaining one trade

State. Compelling the attendance at
school of every child until the age 01
fifteen years. The keeping open 01
evening schools in all places of over
5.900 inhabitants at least six months 01
the year, 9 The strengthening of this
State Agricultural College. Mainte-
dance or vacation schools in all cities
of over 20.000 inhabitants. Right of
State Board of Eddcation to remove
irom schools receiving State aid
teachers incompetent for duties.

W
VISITID WAIHINOTON’B HEAD-
OUA RT R8.

r and Mrs. Leon Cannon. of West
11 a street; Mr. and Mrs. David Mll-
ler. oi Bolden avenue. and M. W. Ste
vans of Main street. had a very enjoy-
nble trip to NeWburg‘. New York. yes-
terdsy, where they visited Washing
ton's headquarters. The Journey be-
tween Harwell Ind Yonkers. New
York was made on the'tralns and trol
leys .and tram that point to and from
Newburg by the Albany Day Line
steamers Albany and New York.

BKIPPID HII BOND.

The Norwuit police were (stormed
last night about 'I 'cloch era was a
drunken ntaa in colon areet who

lilo cer Thomas
heatherland responded and hand s
also who gaws name lol- the police
[setter as I hasten. About
nildoi bt Scales was released on a 10
chah M. which he iorielted by is

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

: son-appearance betore the police court .

nth

 

s. in. today
HUHIOLDT LOOOGI iHOTALIaA-

stgukmi'muyeevning.

lug odlcers oi Eu dt lodge. Sons
of Hermon. itilMll‘I Trllstse Anton
flten r. inner Guard Jerri Location
and nductor Henry Sta r. it was
voted to dis I “to 0d“, l-iavon

lion ndya carry gebaner.
“organs/Will tears 9n ”the” 1:24 tr‘sin.
page M liaise: [W the picnic

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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church.
JUIILII 0F OIIM

 

a golden Jubilee in
day. Aug 80.

tor the day includes
which will be fermented themed

 
 

I‘Dtflm CM

Secretary at State, the Mayor

ilo- Riven. the Whilst: 01 William; .KVNIOHTI 0F KIHO

thogrand oilccrsoi’ til
Thmwiiihesocn 0rtalttl

sic various War
,It i: 30 e afternoon.

duction of a battle between the
I. of this city, will send a big

 

The National om‘i’hd'rooctli'wuio ’ L ,

order at Sons oi its mass is to have N
ew Haven. Mom

street parade its

mass and ’i‘eutoos. Goethe hedge. o.

in oils 1' shellac .
All . ..l.

immiilm‘oiihi‘.

I. 'WIr
Nth-wall securities ration to
Wyatt-“votive Greenw If9ilii lat. liar»

isry. nus-um. Coinptrol. .1

WW o'ihclal organ of the V i ‘

mom

Mr. 9

mT‘lfi‘s‘m acceptance is a part of a

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John Near ebauergin- .

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

laid to I. impliestoii Thai! o1 Jew-
elry and Itch Ilsa. . .

WNW ,WN. All it «amnion
Stuart and his I: a.“
hinted over to the flu
Judge Brianne. you
bonds each. one ..
been Implicatad in
house 01H. T. 'l‘lem
Age. at which time. i
ry and watches to t
a thousand dollars we

 

 

 
 

riot court la
y. “=ng “:1!“
IO
robbery at the
about a month
leged. jewel-
no or about

Wen. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

CAPT. ORUENE MMIHATID.

To In inspector or
tics “send lisp at.

HARTFORD. Ausu‘llt‘ 16 .wfi‘he point
nation of Captain Edward 0 mneahr‘.
Company 1' at New Haven. in be in-
spector of. small arms practice. ilecond
intantry. with rank at captain. from
August 12 1008 is approved in a spa
cial order issued tram the cities oi
the Idiutaat general.

Fresh Fish

Blue Fish ..... ............12c
Butter Fish .. ..10c
Silver Base 8c
Flukcs‘and Flat Fish l...'..... 80
SteakCod and While Halibut 130
Bonita Mackerel
Weak Fish .. lilo

All other lllnds dab selling at reason-

able prices.
t .
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m
mandamus-em

MW ..

Hear ; e 1
Oil and dilel"AililllSi
15. and Econlillulllo un-
til Sept. i5; we will
install ‘

on gas

 

 

$5; 00 ”own

and balance ill health)
Domains of SELOOZ
each.

 

vililh‘dlttts or,

COMPOUND

AND sonar-inn reorocasrils
is in «item. who. hallo
PAFIRV so i'i‘ chatter II lie.

‘1

“Id? ‘ .
sushi in am rive; opposite the Midliifi

or water we turned on. but this only

toiled into a nearby slip

fr: rink It

in.

on the followinatelms ‘ .

WILL HVINO ALL. ITATIOHIHY; "

BMW
itisily blamed”

cure.
e river and Idto
' oii While
ted an Mich he
sing came in chutes-t uwith seine
be slimline. and an exclusion tol-
vfieii 'l‘h‘e iiremen were called out
‘ pit first tried the chemical a are-
us with sin ll effect Then a a ream

 
 
 
 

screed the tire. ll‘lnnlly the boat was
and audit.
The how Is practically destroyed

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pailllers’ Supplies."
' Crockerll.
Glasshtrc
llVollSc- furnishina
Goods.

White Curtain Poles, with fixtures. 100

Picture frames and thow
sates mile 9 (inlet

.1- fl“

Palatine and
Decorating.

L. II. DECKER

I? Washington direct.
1...". Beo-

 

It Is econ
erasure bravery lim‘hger beer.
0W. WI deliver It in your

hohs‘e. 31.00 per case (14 bottles.) Li-
duori It lowest prices. 'i‘el. iii-ii.

Central Hotel,

Corner mom I Chestnut am
- ml." 9......
Joseph Disses. Prep.

 

KM WM ”mum-Ewan.

ARTHUR I. VIIIIDIGT.
Herbie. rinsing m... Gleam mu

Non-ill.
iw: ii

 

 

1! ,[W‘IW

son’s line the best
we no bad.

MW‘

 

 

Cloth Window Shades, with (rings. the E

assistance.

A Jack of all Tradé's'

{IVIM LADY'O ORION". OHAI

We consider this see -

not
3‘" as

... a
on the“ I E.
‘rellitlenoe of M
:hlewtown. acre

. Was “the
i “lif'"i‘l’l‘ii“.i’y
ice o c v
of I peculiar evestl‘ia Inimhlddiih
arid Falrchiid heard much n as and

it near the ice mud-Ill
going to investigate. iodhd
set train the shore halt submerged
in the water and heating or w
helplessly. She was Iinkin slow y.
.Mrs. Faircbild attests pull the

ed as hesvy‘as the orbiteroiai gcida'a
Ia. and she could hardly draw it
to the water When she did, how-
ever. she was astonished to see a large
snooping turtle clutching the hell's leg
in his laws. The turtle relused to let
to. and chewed line]! to be taken
iron: the water when Mrs. Falrchiidl‘
killed it The voracious cheloniaa had
evidently been sunning itself on the
allure when time fowl ventured too
near, and, seeing so good a meal as
one of Mrs. Fairchild's tine tat hens
in view bought his meal ticket and
started to take his dinner home. The
turtle will now provide nice soup for
Mrs. Fairchlid's dinner this evening.

. NO LUCK AT ALL.
. “'i'ooit out another accident
did be?"

“Yes: but he ain‘t‘ had a leg cut 0!.
yet. nor even a arm broke. "~Atlanta
Constitution.

 

 

policy,

 

SPECIALS.

The Very Best Elglll ‘ Creamery
V Butter. per lb. 26o

WilllalVlls' Root Beer Extract, per
boils
:8 cans Alaska Salmon .

leII' Root Beer Extract. per hot—

". .... ............

3 Cans Early June Poss 25s
2 lhs..PurI LII! Lard

Ines-l
IIIaassI‘III

a

is). one... Ave. East Nonvaik.
Phone Isa-g.

DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
IadEmbalolIr

 

 

19 North Main 0‘, “W
aalllnpton m

Telephone L": hem!
W

1W _ 1'
PLUMBING 'AND ITI'AK
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
"OVIO AND IANGI '0“
ILA" AND 112mm! ll,
Cessna listing.

III Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.“ Its.
Have you seen our

RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS

. COMP
11 wan: eraser. Iloawatx.

 

III.

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he neat, but tound that l or bird scoop ‘

95° are."

l

a lien «9133i ‘. 1" L

 
 
 

 
 

Idditlon to the d ‘
change at regime presenlfim
torts bah‘ha rty in Persia Ind
as given his tentatlv 9
as announced in these dispute E
night, which came Cindi)? Vim
correspondent of milk stall
at Teheran. another till
today says that the IV
preceded by fighting qt . .
character during which litany as
were killed by the troop!) = Thai, .
respondent evidently! ~.. will!
by a censor irons telegr ,
ticulat‘s.

HEIGHT TRAINS IN OLLIIIOH
MIDDLETOWN. Allil'hlt 6.--A
and collision of an extra height

the regular freight known I “Tit
Rawhi " occurred It Rock Vail
the Air Line division, today

near Kenny, oi the extra. will
and was brought to the Mlddlea‘ex .,
pita! here tor treatment.

to rolling stock was nbt great I
line was not blocks . T .

tor the accident iii no :31

SARCABTIG.
“i tell you.” boasted flop
boy of mine knows an awtul l

by

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TRAHDAVOTD, A .OINEaVC

E’r lrw; aspirate

proceeded ‘

I
an..-

EDWIN H. HATHIW;O M .
JOHNH KN "APP
FRIDIRICK H. IOWA“. I
WILFRED BODWILL. M

DIRICTDRVI.
l. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp 9 ' 'j .
Josiah R. MIMI 5. Wall , ,
Christian dwarfs
Fred H

war

 

"film.

snow whimonoece "awn

.lllc’rsce R. IIIIll

ll HAIH AND VIII? “It
lentil Hannik. 00M-

 
 

 
 

 

THI HIVI.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

me. i
.. the boys or Camelot cam.
. gt“ King Arthur, had I vary due
deadly across the Bound inn,

ilwcnn

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* Gasolollo

El VICTORIA

hum Incl
_ illidiihAiI IE:
. mas .

PLUMBING.
STEAK. -
HOT WATER“

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Launch
insurance

rlili
"or mom‘s

 
 
 

a!» to...” V.

" IXPLOCION
JV. Ni. Layton

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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