hoard suwich 2.)
new; LEBANON.1Aug.' zit-Lancer
Walgar is dead and Wll lam onus is
der arrest. following a 'quarrei‘ ab
9 , lured to have occurred between the
.A' _ F
perish. sun ills Alvis
noise-roll of tits smelt... . i
BUBNOS AYRllls. Ar otins. . Fri-
day. August 17 (delayed .-—'l‘he bani.
duet given at the opera house here this
evening in honor of Secretary Root. by
leading representatives of the banking
commercial and railway interests 0
this city, "was the most important touc-
tlon .. celhis arrival here. The house
was. brilliantly decorated. covers were
provldsdfiior seven‘ hundred and the
hoses-end ali‘tho tiers or the galler-
ios were dlied with ladies. The guests~
at the banquet included the cabinet
ministers. the h government ouc-
idle and the le ng business men of
finance Ayres. Boner mega. icrmer
Minister oi Foreign Altairs. in propos-
ing the health of President Roosevelt.
Secretary Rest and the people or the
United Statenreierring to the natural
sympathy oi the people 0! Argentina
for the country and countrymen of
Henry Clay, who had defended their
cause. He said the moment was pro-
pitlous tor drawing closer the hands of
amity, uniting the two nations and
adding to the material and moral soil-
darity oi American integrity.
Mr. Root, when he rose to reply.
was accorded a great ovation'an as
he delivered sentence after sentence
or a speech more telling and more io-
qunt than any he had previously de-
livered during his visits to South Am-
erica. he was frequently interrupted
by enthusiastic.appiause.
Tracing the ilcy or the United
States for over a century, he said the
United states had never employed and
would never employ her army or-navy
collection of debts contracted
tor “,2 4
. by; rnme’nts or private individuals.
" resumed
flu m'easurea..he said. lent them4
selves to speculation and war based on
sordid ables, . .
Re i, 'i ‘ ‘ of arbitration
, I other elements
, ~ , . These matters
, , do of the people, who
a» . id be itinuicated‘ with a spirit of
.h. mmdusfrconshlsration to:-
n... firth!
user I ' bailey} " ‘
lt‘i'vo' at all the higher qualities of man-
!i i ;
' . Gentle ing. the secretary referred to
thetlstis, .. identDomingo Surmientc.
, or Argo =. thee-in, mate friend at
Horsco n. ' pic oer in American
ed ,tional ‘ ‘
1‘0 . whom the
p ’ t'systom‘ structlon in the
1, Argentine schooldwaa derived. and
he of the phenomenal program oi
.ho‘y‘ Argentine Republic that iron.
. witht he had seen during his briei stay
, vhel'o, died rendered all his previous
‘htowledge oi the country,~ obtai, ,
tram books. magdalnes and new ’ ‘
pets. or little value in making an ac-
durate estimate of the
gentina.
{ hir. Root concluded with an eloquent
dribble to Buenos Ayres. its people, in-
, stituticna. rospltallty and splendor and
his seat amidst the great
est enthusiasm, iiowers being shower-
ed on him from all parts or the house.
The banquet will long be remembered
g by the Argentine people and may be
‘ \,
4
"f council. No.1. 0. U
\
oats dared to be the inauguration oi a
new ra in the relations between the
United States and Argentine.
The earthquake in Chile may alter
the itinerary of Bscretary Root.
' W
0. U. A. M. ITATE BOARD.
' it Hold a Meeting in south Nomilt.
, Next Week Friday.
‘At the regular meeting of Uncoln
. A. ht. held last
night, arrangements were completed
tor. the entertainment of the State
, oi Ollicsrs. who visit Uncoln
Council next Friday evening. August
. 34. in the afternoon of the am. the
i
Board held a business meeting at the
, houses! 0. H. Adorn
,, s. on Grove street.
aad'sory important business will be
" so... will be served in the
2 g ii. and the evening session will
ill. !; cry out
lng one. and no
" can to'missit.
cholsluo ill THI ‘LYDIA. '
any as and Ilium Norwallt'Yiils‘
setting For Trip to tits eastward.
Ir. sad lire. lsynicur Curtis.
,. d, _ so in w
b
progress oi Ar-
, Troubled.” was Very cheeri '
louis ills she
ward. ,
uteri,“ the New Lebanon Car
L mains Wei-its. yesterday. Where no b
one employed. ‘ -Wsigar was stabbed
n the Milli; with a pair of shears. dy-
”lgodm a tow minutes from loss of
Owens. while cleaning some mat-
tresses, it is said. brought one into
the room where Walgar was working
and laid it down on some of the lat-
ter's wcrit. This angered Wales; and
he threw the mattress to the door. A
hot argument then ensued. which
ilnaliy came to blows. Then Owens
is alleged to have picked up a pair or
shears and hurled them 'at Waigsr.
The implement. striking Walgarvin the
back. remained there‘untii pulled out
by Owens. Tho shears had cut an
artery and Walgar staggered into an-
other room. dying in a. tow memento.
Owens claims that Whigsr attempted
to strike him and that he thnew the
shears in self-defense.
William Blum. also an employs oi
the company. was the only witness to
the aitsir,.and his story coincides
with that oi Owens. with the escape
tion of the alleged attempt on Wat
garis part to strike Owens, The latter
was arrested and lodged in the Green-
wich Jail. Walgar was so years old
and unmarried. Owens is 56.
COME MORI NEBLECTID BOYS.
Sons of Martin Sullivan and Michael
Fallen May Be Committed to '
stats Reform School.
Notice has been served on the ar-
enta oi Joseph Sullivan, aged two ve
years. can oi Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sul-
livan. and John li‘ahan, eleven years
old. son or Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fa-
han, of Norwalk. that it is proposed
to commit the children to the State
Reform 80th at Mex-idea. Fahan. it
is claimed, hangs around freight cars.
and that Sullivan bothers many people
in Norwalh in various ways.
These lads were before the court
about a month ago on char , that
they needed looking alter. 9 cases
were continued to today. and it is
gl‘aii‘nei‘ih that the have been lncorrisi-
e a sweep me. .
mu “.m- .... emu“
ii. i3 ll. ,. .. . .~ flit
‘entsarl‘ opportlinilyl‘to $9 cause
- why. their children new not be plac-
“ in thrusts institution.
NORWALK «an caossu came
' eaesassurarivs.
Postmaster Iradl G. Keith to‘ Go to
‘ sovereign rand Lodge
Convention.
NEW HAVEN. August 18.--Pasi
'Grand Master Bradley 8. Keith. oi
Norweili, was chosen as grand rcpt-e.
sentatlve ‘oi' the Sovereign Grand
lodge. of Odd Fellows, at a meeting
of the Council held here yesterday. to
take the place of Grand Represntatlve
Calvin 8. Davis. who is ill. The lat-
ter has resigned his oilice.
Similar honor has been accorded
Mr. Keith beiore. lie served as 8u~
pregm Representative in 1888 and
88 . ’
TH! AMP' MIITINO Million
WILL CONTlNUI FOR AN-
OTi-illl WIIK.
The attendance at the services in
the tent at the corner oi North avenue
and France street was well attended.
last evening. The sermon by lilas
Taylor. from the li Chap. of John. and
the l v.. "Let Not Your Heal-tsm all
This (act was made clear by a close
attention that was given to every
word that the speaker uttered. The
cingin conducted b bites Jones, at
slated y the flute p ing by thrill!
tor, supported by voices of a wide-
awake cosmetics. was indeed mud.
These meetings will continue for an-
other week.
“—
cairuaav Horas.
FUNERAL OF JOHN CULL. ,
The burial oi the late John Cull, who
was drown stt'notco Point, In .
took rises yesterday at
snide (lemony. AW
the Volunteers' Home. Darlsn.‘
l
i .
Hasulr yoULLv oaaar with.
some creates son can» as.
3' '. - altars.
’ ‘ i
The ape
‘ ' j ‘ »« . may. . lid there was
Little Dieit.
. n. at West-
of the local
People Who Thcuoiii ills Nor-
wailt l‘cwn licurt Could be
'l‘rliisd' With. Paid Extra
Money For Their, Negligence
~Sevsn‘issn Canines llsols-
isrsd Yesterday
areas in glen . -
The other i tid- owners par-
ticipating were , <Boy, Stevens:
Grace T.,.Gil. ~ - :Neialsie, W. F.
, epdore Olsen;
items Belle.
. tors; Bonnie 0.,
Arthur Weidrlit. j
The positions the finish at the
follows: '
Belden Boy.
s
The Norwalit authorities do not pro-
pose to be trined with on the dog ll-
cense subject, This was shown by ac-
tion in a case this morning.
. Martin Nicholas, a young West Nor-
walk Hungarian, was one of. the bunch
of live delinquents who were lined 86
and costs yeoterday. amounting to
$8.50. Nichoiau'came to court without
any money and promised to send ‘his Captain.
line this“ morning. instead “he des— no? Nelelsie.
pachted but 15. Execution was home ‘
diately gotten: out~oleinst him and , ii'Db'i- Captain.
Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis sent .' . '_ . ’
Oillcer Thomas Leatherland to West ‘
Norwalk to get either the lull amount
or Nicholas and convey .the delinquent;
to Bridgeport to serve out the amount.
As a result ct this little proceeding.
the aiisl‘r will coal. Nicholas quite a
little more hardiearnod money.
Ni‘choias’ iatber-indaw. John Kuban.
was summoned. also. to appear on a
delinquent charge yesterday. and sent
his wife instead. lie was ordered to
come to court this morning and did
not target.
His excuse for not registering his
dog was that it was hard work for him - , , .
to walk. His iailure to appear yes- “It! “WM"
terday cost an extra dollar. or 89.50 in - buked ‘-
all. He paid up. « knowiuat
The various arrests has caused quite PM!!!“
a ilurry in the dog licensing business
at the cities of the town clerk. and as
a result seventeen owners of unlicens»
ed canines put in an appearance yes-
terday and paid the law's required
amount. ~
There are still quite a number at
delinquents and Prosecuting Attorney
Davis intends to go through the whole-
list, making arrests it the licenses are
not promptiypaid. ‘ , . . .
Y. Neielsie.
. Captain.
., Grace 1‘.
Yesterday
’ 1‘ durin the trial
or o c ,, Ti” '
is! violation or
r, that l rehign-
time ago. and
sumacuusra in Teen.
Six esnlnsspoqi Lost flight in Nor-
. ‘vvhitt. Gohtlniil'sg'l'sus‘a This
Morning.
A number oi'liiitomobiiing parties
spent last nightfat the Norwaik Ho
tel. continuing, on their trips this
morning. Alexander 8. Bell. w. Boyd
Bell and L T. ‘Appold.,ot Baltimore.
were on route to Boston and intend
to return by ways; the Berkshires.
They have a steam, car.
Dr. and Mrs. it. C. Campbell. of
Philadelphia, are one tour to Boston.
ll. C. Dertt. of New York. accompa-
nied by his chauffeur. is en route, ior
New inndon.
Another big car contained a party of
live. who are Just returning to Rhoda
island from a line trip to Philadelphia.
in this party were lir. and Mrs. John
Orr Allah and William Wilson. of Con‘
tral Falls. lthodo island; Miss Edith
i-io h. or Franklin. less. and bliss
Be aWalker oi‘ Pawtuciiet llhode
island. bir. sa'c’ lira. in 0. Snow and
abandon and valot.are touring Now
In land. and Ir. and Iirs. Brewster.
ct w Y . mils ep‘routo ironl New
Yorlt to N f you.
at request of .. ' ,
. . .. W M, 1906. ,
County Commissiqarr ct :il‘airiieid
County. Bridgeport; Coca:
Gentlemen: Please-to accept my
resignation as prosecuting liquor agent
for Fairileld County. reason (or
thisls that i am calldd upon to hear
and decidezessas iimar Town Court
perspand whilsthiws cosy bone legal
(trump. mag-{nagging names. 3
00 .s M "Nut ‘8
tor criticism. 4 have held the bilge
tor a good-‘Inauy years and‘havoen-
daavorod in all that time to pattern
the duties incumbent upon me to the
beat or my ability and hope the con:
ducting ct prosecutions by me has met
with the approval ot the county cone
mlasionors. ‘
Permit me to thank you all tor your
unfailing oottrtesy at all times and to
express the hope that ii. at any time.
i may be at service to the board. i ,
may be able to show my appreciation
of the courtosiol I Inc.
Yours vary t .
“I. ll. LOOKWOOD.
m ‘
tan Norma roe vuusaats.
this York Press.)
Wholly, uhihtootimai. but tell
!
sharply its , nevertheless.
was the We: did colored
" my tend the other day
. who bcl to Ill
amasiag number at clubs.
has a mansion ,
The privileged servant does not at
together approve. ct souls methods .
the modern woolen. One day her
mistress . a doses club idsadp out
to lose inhsr bolus. and the toast
was up on“ the rub. and by
the hosts-sow: a lvsif co equy bo-
twosn liar , bottom. 7 ypars old.
and the nurse. “You lost glt’ down
outsa dat ” auras. "Y
vomit. do
The itching
administration
Dana. late at New
murdered and his ,, i $1!an into a
'c..°!u.'ele.».3 first“
in n , . -
‘ arise . tit outfit
as
v i “
ory his? .3. Lawrence. oi
the application for
estate of Bullock
. wbovwaa
The of ,
New ,:
:‘dmightramr
r. oil's ,,
simply at tits m
dollars in money. ,
discs and soils nephews.
rows melt WHOM. a
" m at ”a: resin:
Iii . . s
.bssapnl’n'gs hands of Architect Wilson
Potter slawssassriacrstcrrs-
visionasd at least the moor
at th bulidi mu" lites are
' 1 f decidedly“ limited at the
stat are «1qu along. ,
loo slot» 1
the “lithium air: Pot ;
that its wsi' ‘ '
. i“. oaths mecW
r “t ’6‘
' ‘ us
i
"l: W ... uh; .. . ...
you s , so
what good it?“ you. Yo' mother
she list busy . now she won't oven
hob time to as W funeral.”
mulls timeout our it.
tastes Post.)
house a
osmosis
pabssii hi
mime:
is",
,biorwsllr was ‘
Will tenacious n Both um-
' August.
‘ Assumption oi the Blessed Virgin
I chum " "“i‘hi'o thoii l a
» , DTI‘O' II 9 .‘l Gill on lll‘.
M, Will ill lies ‘
. ad of the licthe'r pros-u;
' weeks.
hail
t"
“I notified If. Dayton
‘ ‘ ' - .
M‘ Harwell
schism
tug vs
? Ali‘i‘h
' W
mm
. "es Sunday —— Publication ci
Lists at Annual collection-—
Immaculate conception com-
munion—Annual Fair
The yearly‘coliection for the benefit
of the Nor-walk Hospital will be taken
up . at both masses in St. Joseph's
Church tomoorrow morning. Envel-
open tor the purpose were distributed
to the congregation last Sunday, and
the rector, at both services, spoke in
earnest terms ‘0! the value oi this
splendid institution in our community.
and more a forceful appeal for a gen-
erous collection tomorrow. to help in
carrying on the noble work of this
asylum tor suiforingand injured hu-
manity. it is well known that St.
Joseph's parish has endowed a bed in
the hospital. as the polished tablet in-
serted in .the wall oi the north ward
publicly testifies.
The annual parish collection was tak-
en up on hilly 20. and the three months
at grace that were this year granted
to tardy contributors will be oompleb
ed tomorrow, the third Sunday in
. The rector will publish. at
both masses, the full list 0: contribu-
tions. 'that possible errors or over-
sights may be corrected before the
lists will be placed in the printer‘s
bands next week. The list oi contri-
butions' from the Hungarian Catholics
oi the parish will be announced at the
spaniel meeting called for 6 p. m., in
the basement of the church. and will
be printed for distribution among the
parishioners or that nationality.
The eighty-two young ladies of the
immaculate Conception Sodality at St.
Joseph's Church will receive Holy Com-
munion in a body at the 8 o‘clock mass
tomorrow morning. on the Sunday
Within the octave or the Feast of the
Mary. They will meet in the base
meat at 7:45 a. in. and march in pro-
cession to the reserved seats in the
“the helm.
Joachim. lath:
Already th‘s‘y’bulig people at the par-
lsh arc begin“!!! to plan tor the so-
nu l church Unwritten will take place
all year either teJn October or early
November. T is several committees
iorlhe general preparation at the iuir
will soon be appointed. the program
at entertainment ’outilned. and the re-
hearsals started ‘tldi‘iy in September.
TRUSTIEB TO'.’¢ONDUCT IU'I-
, It”.
H .s
w
Plgv‘l for Caitlin: Financial Troubles
” of Colonial sundry Working
‘ Cotisiactoriiy.
The Colonial Foundry trustees, act-
ing, by the wish of the cred tors‘ com-
mittee. will assume centre of the
t the earl ,
ass wi which the creditors
C
arrived. Giueckatl
‘ ‘ . ,. I > ‘ ’.,
mucus-W a».
"w
noun:
a:
x.
the Roosevel’
.Will’colnmsnce live it
. :rom londay,'ilii Marble
sail
, uneconomic, use... Aug. is.—-—A-
a result oi the elimination process
among the candidates for the defend
ants oi the Roosevelt cup, only six of
the seventeen yachts that have been
racing this week. prepared today (or
turther trials in order that the regatta
committee of the Eastern Yacht Club
might sent on three to meet. the Car‘-
ma
challengers. The six yachts left
for the two races today were the Auk.
owned by C. F. Adams, of the Quincy
Yacht Club: the Bonidrei, owned by
G. H. Wightman, of the Hinghsm
Yacht Club; the Caramba. owned by
by F. Lewis Clark. and the Sumatra.
owned by Francis Ellinner. all of. the
Eastern Yacht Club. and the Vim, own-
ed by T. L. Park, or the New York
Yacht Club. it was planned to give
those yachts a triangular race or two
miles to a log. followed by a windward
or leeward race, with the turning buoy
two miles from the start. .
The decision of the regatta commit-
tee last night in inviting only six at
the seventeen aspirants'to continue
the racing. was received and accepted
in good part by the less fortunate
yacht owners. ‘.
The Roosevelt cup races begin two
weeks from Monday and two of the
three German challengers are already
on the scene of action. while the third
will be in Marblehead traitor within
a few days. Both the boats tbat‘have
V, spit the Wsnosee.
have» been out every day: ” They have
tried al’iew conclusions with some of
the American boats and have proven
themselves very that y ts.
Racing For Lipton Cup.
CHICAGO, August l'i.——'i‘he .ilret
race or 21-foot yachts in the fifth an-
nual series of the Sir Thomas Lipton
competitive cup will be sailed today
under the auspices oi‘ the Columbia
Yacht Club. ‘
For the iirat time the'rsces will be
of an international character, Raven,
representing Canada. and flying the
burgee or the Royal Hamilton Yacht
Club. being the invader. At the out-
set the cup reverts to the Columbia
Club by default, as the Ste Claire. of
Detroit, twice winner of the trophy.
has tailed to enter tc._deiend it.
Th
ton; Toledo Yacthlub. of Toledo;
Milwaukee Yacht Club;
Yacht Club: Chicago Athletic Asocia-
31°? and the Newniillnois Athletic
u . '
The race is to start two miles sit the
Van Buren street gap..and the gun will
be tired at 2 o‘clock; The course is
twice around a six-mile Mangle, with
a limit at three hours on the race. ,
WALKIR NDT POUND.
The odiciala oi the county Jail stated
today that no trace had been iound of
James Walker. the prisoner who es.
coped ’whilg‘wcrking with a gang in
the quarry ck oi the tail. They ex-
pect to ilnd the man in a few days.
Engraver.
part of next week. The
encasement ”m
have signed the agreement leads the
omcors or the company to believe that
all the signatures will he received by
this tracing. and that the operation of
the loot will continue without inter-
ruotfin and undoubtedly additional
men will be employed in the nest tow
The pian.,drawn by Attorney
Vosburg. the company's lawyer. is
working to the campus or both the the
creditors and the, y and seems»
to be one which wil ,work satistactcr-
lly,in every detail the esteem oi'
titan tor the by.
lwWashi
tors and w i bersatterwait on patterns
at their homes. Tel. es in“. Iliss
_.|i
tovdand
Ml“ HARRIIT O. ”5", W80,
tor a number or years has conducted
tianicariog.
,liair Dressing and bias-
sage parlors in United Bank Building.
‘ St. has closed her par.
Rider? Eugenio ”III-lid gamma“?
loses , whoa's. e -
' m Pharmacies. II in
... ~_ csuuraniia‘“+fj"“-
POUND «enamels IOAY.
Norwallt. found a round bottom clink-
io'r-lluiit
rat. Dayton. a!
blend avenue.
souls time
. at. Weir. near the
Charles unnamed street. nest on. ”my
boat. which ‘was stolen from gut:
Riverside -- W. . ll
Motor, ‘
Lots to suit all. .
a lot villages are sum. An
Geo W. Voorhau. nepotism
shore, at Col soder‘s ‘l’olnt. The boat “M
“M.“—
bssn in the postsulon
a ballad new
the
w
hos llamily there.
he
a
hewsnt
flsrthveassi
ready when the ’
theatre for all magnet
stores turnishsd. it. .
not Ave.
“ 'hfismitis‘norrga
a”... '. Ent_ml
“I
MAY! VOUIWI
, .. Manors
m ,3, .
~ in
was.”
waar'aowaora array touris-
bury a muse-on Co. as n
WAN'i'lo—Wo‘ubg Te
stroll: 1
ii" in.’
be wasn-
“skim
llr‘i aim
m
Hail
“Mauser-aims
About) Jim‘- .
to this: m
alibi
sums tau-lav steam
”at. loath limo” “ ‘
a specialty. liss ,
‘ tor
_ m a lac W
on. “Macaw” ill
. , " 1‘
. withou
I!“ “I 0
t pain. (indemnified
i .
_ reorient ‘iliiilte ~
llaoos For
. H. W. Foster; the Spokane. ovum! ‘
Columbia .
Miss ‘- ill
'Wm
liuususi iihssclnslloilai ’lisiii ‘
ill
to ,Aiirlhuied will]. the Ear
wave. the general height 0 will
live test. ’ ~
in the enclosed Bay of ”also!
the islands of. Noah. its height
estimated to bet twelve lost, who
carried away a wharf and its
sbructurd.’ i. . . ,‘ 1 I;
The.,phencmenon was his
an un ented‘beavy‘suri. '
The. at wave is attributed to
earthquake at Valparaiso. ‘ .
Thirty years ago an earthn‘
South- America produced simi
feels he . ,, . .. '
HAMB iRG. August Ian'l‘hofi
Milieu Mir teddy received item
correspondent. the Banco de Chile
Alamania, at Valparaiso, the following
disnitch: .
-“All ,well. Bank building only
slightly damaged. Many houses d '
troyod by lire. We are one
state extent damage. Banks c
BREMEN. August lB.-—A pflvb
telegram received there from .iquiqiio
chilerstates that the city was
harmed by the earthquake.
The above Is the ilrst nowa ,
hotly iuuequesince the earthd
~BUENOB AYltES; August
details of the earthquakes in
hwyond such as were contained ,
vices from the United states, _
haircut». had been received here t
letefbour last night.
BERLIN, Aug. 18.—-According to
w
(Continuation lightb Page. ,,
..-..s.........
l!
Epsom cities and six .clubs‘will. com- 1 ‘
{etc ese represented will heme
oyalemiiicn Yacht Club. of NF
’ . . . 3:.“
To tsunami? rsn‘i’i‘
.house. suitable l , .-s.ll
Ideals. inquire 87 ‘
TO LET—~EIG
all modern impro‘vigmo
den and ‘iruit trout}:
included. neat s20.
iy a Brennan's. 10‘:
South Norwalk.
ro sour—roams ' .
with or without board. , soothe”;
stationary tubs. indulge 28 Solid:
m. “ ‘ . . ‘
Call alter i p.
.. .ro tar—ems arm ”
that. will be rented!»
v
ingpurpcsesmlso‘ “its"
will? " s. y, .
. “a”. mew 7"
n rs c con . , ‘
llP.C.fllum39w;&n 4
FOR CALI-ONI‘ 0AM
Iiust be sold at Pride.
fitsinert's. 0 South “Us Bi.
res Mhl— ,
quire lira. Poop. if It
won ”all
About. on p .
Clincher tires. ,
headii t. side i ..
chine s in good
castration given.
refused. A y to
South lain t. city
res sans-- i’
house, modern built...
Insets. lies nius .
side and is civil:
tic. manna it . .
twc sins-room .
as one at the p
save minutn’
rtisulass
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