The South NorwslIl- city schools ro-
ossepismber t. after in
r-va with the fol-
lowing list clips tors: '
superlntendentwwnlism C Foote. .
h Crunch—Principal, Charlotte
u“ lite. 8.3 3.Welch. 11. Louise
Bmi Morenoe Chancellor. William
(2. Perry and L. T. Wallis.
rahiriln building.
CradeDA'Lisslel. Tollcs,
lite—Agnes C. Barrett.
. leiarle C Keith.
T—-—n Richardson.
N—— Raymond.
as, E. Emerson.
--Jbasplline Powers.
, MJfihmn Wmldolrlugh.
1:“!
lit;
they.
3. smith
iii—Ilia Ila Tattle.
Harness 8.‘ Danton.
Maire Hastings
G~Eilslibetll Mbrnby.
lei—Julia Mullins.
C~Margaret Weed. I ,
3—11th Claven.
A, Klndergsrstners-Misses Mas Kel-
ly and. BeaIIoSto
Lincoln Building.
i—Miss Jeine Benedict
2~ldlss Helen Flynn.
3~Mlss llna‘tlboace.
L—Mlaa Mary nay.
Concord Iulldlng.
Room l—Hel'en O'Brien.
2--.Flora Bertie. ~
8~llelen Foley.
Hassle Bartain.
6~Mary 'rgBe
tic-Mary H. Mitchell. .
lineman” building 3.
‘ Kinder rtnera4~Florence McMahon,
«I M WI and Grace Wiimot.
he lily or the District Committee
l.te employ the local High
that harem a Normal
I'd records are strong.
4 haaibee
VI school
. trail; as at
‘1 we new t hers. Misses Helen
,- Mu. Elisabeth Murphy and Rath-
Oi‘ with Mia's Wil-
Ml
lag Normal Miss scale mm is a
uth Norwalll real eat and has taught
In Pennsylvania, Miss Emerson Is a
Mssaschusettsdéoclicr oi successml es-
parlance. ,, I.
1' Entrance to High school.
When the- South Norwslll High
School resumes work on Tuesday. Sep-
mber i. plans have been made to
so to ellcb pupil who is delinquent
work who failed on his last beats
t the close of the term, In opportun-
w to take an extra examination. The
teacher in charge of each subject has
prepared an extra and new test and
s first four days these will be given
3 o'clock p. m. This will enable any
I that is combined to classify and
e good, to get his credits by pass-
ing on conditions if these tests are
Warmly met.
, litany of the scholars are new study-
lng up to meet these' tests. The per-
Infidel o! the High School teaching
arts is ‘as last year, with one exceo
DIP-Superintendent William C.
Me. Principal Charlotte Lamont.
rs. 8. B. Welch. Misses hi Louise
‘mth, Florence Chancellor Messrs.
W. C. Perry and L. 'i‘. Wallis. The Ist-
tar is an additional instructor.
IELDEN IOY WON RAGI.
mun—-
Muted billion bind in Three ltrl'ipbt
Heats Yesterday Altai-noon.
There was a good gathering of horse- In
their on Gregory Boulevard. yesterday
afternoon. The feature of the occa-
~plop was the race between the Simon
, and Bolden Boy The former
the favorite. but he was defeated
. straight heats by Belden Boy.
‘ his money is said to have
hands so a result of the at-
wore New Canaan animals——
. Boy owned by Harry Norris
, by Branden and
"filed, owned by 8‘. L. billions,
riv‘a'n by James Kelly. he bet-
it to l on the Simon 8 ad. but
(an surprised everyone by tall-
straight ilsatli.m The track
r to Mid) etime of
is . but illssxcilo
. nevertheless. i‘ ’9’"
Malina.
‘ “yohndi mall to enter 3
Mine on Miami! 4.
. as senor-s. s
writlsts/ and. 83,110,111?
There Is.s. Ii “"1"”
’ higher than on the earth Iide.
2 little dissing out will have' to be one
. that the tunnel will lead direct to the
‘ by the railroad com
, of their place from the eyes of curl
I rather. part of it, between the two sta-
' ponderous‘ pleoé or, machinery passed
sum over it. 0i course the 'wcight oi the
the have not bad so many show
parity. And tortuous:
oi the old town improving. it might
be mentioned tbst this “email is a
prominent moor-town insis man.
who Is noted for his Ion headedness
-—In tact. he was part c hissuccsss
by being able to look ahead and do
things just. at what was then the co-
portun'e time. I
Wars on the tunnel was begllll a
few days ago and alter a chastity oi
earth was taken trombe between the
tracks. work a! escavating began on
the south side. where the land Is much
very
there. Many are of the- impr
street, but from good authority it Is
underlined that such Is not the case.
as the tunnel will be about the same
as that in South Norwalk, inasmuch
as one will have to step down one
flight. from the platform and then
"turn to the right." No one cares.
however. about this little part of th:
program as long as a tunnel Is
through and the disagreehble walk
around is obviated Everyone is do»
lighted to think so much In being done
The tennioet brick wall being erect
ed by the Misses Cockroft on their
premises, so as to shot all the view
one public. is progressing well and
when finished will he a thing of beau-
ly a swell as answering Very satisfac-
gofiilly for the purpose for which it is
u t.
Now that th improvements are be-
ing made at toil station. the fence. or
tlons, has been removed and while
dangerous, the many unsengers who
have occasion to cross the track iind
it most convenient. doing away with
the trouble of having to go around.
One of the gates which still remained
intact. was caught by a passing ex
press train the other night and torn
from its fastenings and lodged between
the tracks In such a manner that workr
men had great difilculty. in extricating
it. There was a peculiar thing about
8 Will bl it M
W trout or’m Ioocmouvd‘tnd m
tmin ground the gate to pieces. but
It was a wellder that no accident or
note happened
NEW ENGLAND FARMERS .
‘ ‘ FAOE'SEVERE DRAUGHT
ilalns Are flooded In Abundance
to ssv. the drops of Vegeta-
bles In Maine and Elsewhere
-w
BOSTON, Aug. 25.——Mlll owners and
farmers generally throughout New
England are anxiously looking for
abundant rain to fill their depleted
springs and waterways, particularly in
the interior portions. After a wet
July, during which the hay crop was
almost ruined in many places by male-
ture and absence of sunlight. crops
have been suilerlag [or the past four or
live weeks for lack of showers. Some
of the mills have been seriously silent
ed by the low streams and have es-
perlenced considerable Inconvenienco
In obtaining suiliclent water power to
run their machinery.
In Maine the corn «users are an»
iousabout the crop. IBeans. too are
sobering from the dry spell. Petr
toes are in grave danger. Their do-
velcpment has been very slow and
producers (predict only a halt crop. Filo
ther inla‘n stream are low, and cards
are at the Rangeley and Mombasa“
Lake report low water and liab-
g, .
Rivers in New Hampshire are at
their lowest point of the season. ‘
Vermont laces a serious drought
The Barre city water slip ly Is espec-
lally hard hit the Orange
voir being so low that it became uses:
ssry recently to shut it oil. and tilt
city was supplied from the bold as
reservoir.
Central and Western li’assachnsetg,
places on the coast, and who the
tarmers have not suifcred so much as
In liaise. New Hampshire and Var.
moat, owing to the numerous intr-
sectinfi small stream. some ct I
mills Iv I been much inconvasiafioad
by low water.
lbi removing or e gate Inasmuch
bss'liss bolts ‘1‘ W
ship
The tall subsonic of the Wee Burn
Col! Club. inst issued. bristles with
attractive prise competitions and car-
ride com ytitles play up to Thanks-
giving Two team matches are
provided tor but both are to be played
away from home Among the more
important matches Is that tor the
Presidents‘ cap, which begins Sept.
is. and will be finished Sent. 89.
The club championship will
played fol-Octziiandflsnd Nov 8.
The qualitylng round will be at 18
holes and the deal at 88 holes. 3 B
Brown. in, the present club champion.
will deiend his title. ,
The handicap committee-«J. R.
Swan, W D. Dashaln and 111‘ “Wood
bury-v—calls attention to the following
local rules: A bill driven into the
block on the ith hole may on dropped.
back without penalty A ball. driven
bole may be dropped back without
penalty.
With these two encepucns. play will
be accordl to the U. 8. G. A. rules.
tl‘be sch ole in detail follows:
Sept. 1.--8heldon Hopkins prise.
Qualifying round. 18 ll oea handicap
medal play. Best two to quality
Bellies B. Brown prise. The scores
made in this and following Saturdays
except October ii and 18 to count.
Best score on each 8aturday to count
8 points. second score a points. third
score 1 point. . if a tie on best score
third score not to count. if a tie on
not to count.
Capt. 3. -——Lailor Day
prise. 88 holes
Best 18 to count.
Sept. 8.—~3heldon Hopkins prise
Final 18 holes handicap match play.
Handicap Committee prise. 18 holes
handicap match play extinct
ilept. t..16 ~Presldaats'eu
Captain's
”The 3°“ new... "
”liner round; 18 holes handicap m
play. 3. 8. Cum ingsprise. 18 holes
handicap modulo a? Best b‘bocoli‘at
Sept 88.—~l’r‘esld‘elit's cup. Final
round. 18 holes handles match play.
Green's Committee p sea Scotch
foursome 18 holes handicap medal
play. No players. the diiterence in
whose handicaps Is greater than 10.
may play together. ’*
Oct. 6.——-Team match. Wee Burn at
Broohlawn.
Oct. law—Team match. Wee Burn at
New Haven Country Club. Ball
swlaiepstakes. Entrance tee one go"
Oct 30 —-Ciub championship. Quali-
fying round 18 holes medal play l-‘lrsthll
eight to qualify for the championship.
Second eight to qualify for the conso~
lation cup
Oct. l7.—~SCIub championship and
oonsolaido : a. In.. iirst round 18
holes; p. on. semi-final round 18 holes.
J..Il Jenkins Mac. 18 holes handi-
cap modal play. Open to members
not in the semi-final rounds.
Nov. t.--OIub championship and
consolation. Finals as holes- E. c.
Hoyt prise. 18 holes handicap match
play against bogie. Best two scores
to quality.
Nov. trilobites day y. Board of
38 holes handicap
Governors' prises.
medal play. that and second prises.
Nov. lib—~18. (3m lie prise. Final 18
play W. Fer-
boies hlbdica
guson prise. ualifying round 18 holes
Best two to
handicap modal play.
qualify.
Nov. 17 -W Ferguson prise. Final
18 holes handl no match play Ball
sweepstakes. tribes fee one golt
Nov. 8i .-3elden 3. Brown prise.
It‘linal round 18 holes handicap medal
p ay.
Nov 88.-—Tbanllsglving Day. 18
holes handicap medal play. Prisca oi
lured by the club.
NORWALK MILL8 1801.le lllDl.
Employees of the company Had I Fine
Time at Itsapisohass Last Night.
The employees or the Nora-all: Mills
Company in Winni “Jana engineered oils
of the pic trolley to
a!“ Iacllass Is and. Eric "last
i. that have coourr thisy year.
i infirm“ m 12' unqualIIod mucosa?“
‘ ry pa u
“'i'luuecsl‘tsIroi'uussdnilllcscllhole’i
comm
sumo water ”
_, lto keep. its niacin
'sge capacity I!”
kindness tiles '
:' vi shin Io
Marsha lawnmower
were from
chasm...
aantiightslb‘m’sars added f rthsr
u
tom discretionary. ‘:
Mdnflmmmsrihs
fill-unreal elitism.
Title III the out Ilbamplon- mm”
5...
into the mood bunker on the seventh - I
each counts 8; second score counts‘l. L
secoiui score each counts 1 third score some“
handicap medal play. . ,
lug round ll bulbs handicap aI.
an,s spread tor-
(the not . ',Norws.lk last
night while he was" drunk, by going
about arevnlver loaded
with solid lev‘adbllk bil That a life
did not his sport is consider-
cred l togood icrtnne. The
bullets willy over the beads oi sev-
eral bikinis . (and went whistling
throng h the‘trsu ’
Later William 8'. Ranch notiiled the
Nerwalk» miles that s was dis
a receiver
“common is a ‘ on sleep in an
alleyway. with.” right hand tightly
vlng ilv'e cham-
police station and
tools
an odd a? recall.
I" 1
1
' asses
money in his clothes. Asked to ex-
plain why be discharged the revolver,
he said that he had been drinking. He
claimed that he sent the shots Into
the ground.
Judge Lockwood lined the accused
$10 and costs. In all the little ailsir
cost Foccc 328.41.
He was very much Interested in
learning what had been done with his
revolver and waslcraslfallen when In
formed that. following the usual cus-
tom. it had’bsen coon-cased:
Fccco had plenty of money to settle
up "“with. In his pocket was a savings
km with a credit side of 8180.
CHICAGOIANI MEET 1N NOR-
WALK. ~
--——-
Two Parties on An Auto Tour Accl-
dantally loop at the beneficial.
Two Chicago automobile parties had
a very pleasurable meeting at the
Norrie“: Hotel yesterday at dinner
The occupants oi neither car knew
that those in the other were on a
trip and consequently were very much
surprised and pleased at the exper-
lance.
In one car were Air. and Mrs. Henry
A. Lyttou and maid and Walter Lyt—
ton, while the other contained Mr and
Mrs. L. ill. Howard. FD. Counties.
James limb and a chsunsur.
Another automobile party. enroute
to the Berkshires in a Rapier were
Henry V. Condlct, oi Jersey City;
Miss Edith Oondict. of Essex Falls, N
.l..: Miss Rosalind Condict. of Madison
N .l.. and George Herbert Condict, o!
Plainilold N. .I.
MRO. WHITLIV STILL MISSING.
Dias“ rad From Her Home in Nor-
Two Weeks Ago This After.
noon.
Nola clue has yet been learned
that will list! to the present where-
abouts or lira. Joseph Whitley. who
disap allddslil y from her home
in Barton avenue. Nerwalk. two weeks
ago this onsitar-.IIoI‘IIn.
Mrs. wattle: has gone oil In this
manner and on one occasion
attest to (the! life with poison.
Wm has been in this cast
Icssnisas. ‘
OWN ALLOWIHI ‘
NUMI'
sham ay at the
haters
cm the be
olothi» ,. Provisions are running about
. regatta is for
Will llIaoII MMMII ls
Valpa‘rtls‘o, and Will Be
Great In the liarsl Distillate
~8uppiiss Badly lissdsd
SANTIAGO. Chile, Aug. flow-A cou-
' sorvative estimate places the property
loss at Valparaiso as II. result of the
“earthquake and tires at 8800.000H000
“in addition, the loss in the rural dis.
tricts will be immense, as not only
-, the residences oi the landed proprie-
tors. but the nuts of the laborers have
been compleme destroyed and In
' many places the bridges. fences and
telegraph and telephone 0posts have .
been thrown down. opassengor
trains have arrived here from Valpar-
also slnce August 18. It is insisted
. here that the eileete of the disaster,
in the numbers of deaths and the
amount of property destroyed. Is prob
ably greater than was the case In San
Francisco.
Valparaiso was the greatseaport'ot
the republic. and its commerce es-
ceeded that at any Pacino part except
San Francisco. The entire lower part
of the city is completely destroyed
and the loss of life Is iclt throughout
Chile. because all parts of the country
were represented there.
Heavy rains are still tailing at Vai-
paraisoI mailing the misery still great-
or Donations for the relief at the
suiterers are arrivln‘ here lrom all
parts of the world.
_ some idea at the state at sitairs ex-
isting can be formed from the fact
that a man rode on horseback from
Valparaiso to Santiago, a distance of
eighty miles. and could not obtain road
or drink for himself or his horse dur~
. lag the entire distance. owing to the
desolation.
VALPARAISO. Aug. libs-Tbs mlnia~
tor oi the interior. who is now in this
city. has sent the following dispatch
to President Riceco:
"Business Is being resumed here.
boilers All classes of the population are tax-
lug part In the work of repairing the
dam a done. if hash meat runs short
tabs 1 cause (recon moat iroln Magal
lanes (Nagallon) to be sold. Marty at
meleas people are In need or
been retained here. The newspaper
buildings were not so badly damaged
as at first supposed and all of them
will appear w.”
There were some slight earthquake
shocks at 8: 15 p. In. yesterday, but
no further damage was done.
d—_—-——q—————s
A wchoue roe raeuosur'
KIILIR.
Wholesale Grocers‘ Association of
Southern Now England Having
Outing.
The Wholesale Crocers' Association
of Southern New England Is having an
outing and shore dinner today at a
share resort near New Haven one of
the purposes being to give en-lieuten-
ant Governor Edwin O. Keeler, oi the
Holmes. Rector and Selleck Company.
president of the Association. a runs
at". welcome home tram his European
The members of the Association are
also to bear reports of members who
attended the mac at the National
Association at o.
NORWALK YACHT GLUI’O II-
' GATA.
'rbe Norwaik Yacht Club's annual
regatta8 is to take place Saturday.
8spt.8 .boing postponed from Labor
Day. by permission of the Yacht Rao-
ing Association at Long Island Bound.
on account of the naval review to be
held oil Oyster on that date. The
regular classes at
sleeps. yswls and cabboats. feet
and under. the rscsabout class. the
newscasts-Corinthian knocnboutl.
the Riverside Yacht Club one-design
caoboat class and dories. Yawis will
race in the relative sloop classes. and
will be rated tor time allowance at be
per cent. of their rating measurement.
A yacht appearing alone in a class for
which two or more entries have been
received. may ssii over the course for
a Isil~avar prise, or she Ina compete
in the nest lamp class I notice is
given as provided in the rules of the
Association.
DOUILI Wlbblltd m DARIIN.
Invitations hays issued In.
’ iler cries bei
also supine Cat. Aug. ‘
in an sacs or re isious seal follow-
ing the. advent of 9"!!on Roller-I"
log by the mimrdom or name
reach the boayonly throne. .
She drank oil from a lamp, poured.
all on her hair and dress. lit a. which
sod soon was writhing in flames
Screaming she ran through the yard.
tinged with prayers
such as the " oly Rollers" use. Her
husband caught her and smothered the
names. but the women is in a critical
condition.
lira. Young is one of several women
in the community who have to
lug: of the strange sect which teaches
that sacrillces like those in Biblical
days are still necessary. I .'
Councilman James T Hubbell of
Norwaik, when was a candidate for
Democratic member of the school
board has withdrawn from the recs.
as the member is this year to be chew
on from South Norwalk.
TO LET.
T0 LET-«riser cuss OFFICE
accommodations in brick building in
the center of the city including heal.
during the winter. For terms an par-
ticulars address 11 E. 1)., care this
oiliae. ‘ s86 it
TO RENT-FURNISHED ROOM.
with use of bath; gentlemen preferred.
Must come recommended. Inquire 189°
Quintard Ave. a“ 3t
in southern California. Airs. Josephine ,
Burton Young set hersell on lire. hop‘; _
fanatical after attendance at the meet. diatrl
HAVANA. Abs. lb—«Tb slurs
stripes are dying consultation
points of vantage on Am!
properties throughout
trier. Bcrnpquasly ras
"H 9.1%ng Illent lore
V n!
blem '01 th ed 836%
exerting a moral induedcc over so
blinded Cabrini.
' Senator Mom
Liberal, who has as
the Insllrgents. has in
the appointment by President
, veil oi a commission
recharges of traudin ' '
with the last eloctlou. Other
nest men endoer idsd.
rocky!- e‘srlysc vcos noel Pissr
dill Rio Ind vicinity more , I
Ioutcome or the expected battle
Los'r—A LIVER AND.
pointer; answers to the name or . .
li‘lnder will please notifies A. HW-
shon, Lows 81.. a8
To LET—ONE STORE its" 0N3
18x86. will be rented for undisclos-
Ing purposes; also shop an nanotec-
turing purposes; dock property. J
Sturgss Randall, 68 Second Ave. Tole
phone 88.
LObT—ON- BUNDAY
gentleman‘s pocketbook
sum 01 money. few small
modal prised highly by I '
Binder pi write to John »I
tbtl‘own 8.11 Dsnbury,C C
PROFESSIONAL. ‘ ’
MI“ OTIITOT'I PRIVATE CCROOL‘
will begin the fall term September 18.
at 13 Washington at. All parents do-
slring to place new pupils in this
school will please notify lilss Otstot
asearly as September 11. slow
LOITwSUK OF MONEY
' will be liberally rewarded rat
Boston Store
lug to the
. - arr-13
with Stuart.
Ills'aae notify
All“ it Rlil‘l' 3. “log
for a nuns of years
lenient-lug. Hair Drsas'ing and i«Ma's
sage potions i United sans Building,
tors and will nei-‘ssn
at their homes. 'lI'e.
Rider’stlai Hair Tonicw ill‘be on sale at
the Misses Dawson‘s. and at the am
told and Bridge Pharmiclea. ”s8 lm
son sass.
guilt-'4: Elsi
FOR sans-4min await ileum
pigeons. inquire Harry Pepper, 34
Weset Ave. Norwalh. ebb
it well
FOR CALI-4381'! 8T JORN'8 FALL.
proposition and prices oil sail and pow-
er Mists; 5% cut on Detroit Antolia‘r.
illo Co.'s. Gray Motor Co's. Regal lhl-
Engines. until dept. 10. Buy next sea
can s outnt this fall: says dollars. lila-
Elusive mat. C. L. St. John. .88 Wat-
r
sell cilia—A GAS RANGE IN
good condition at medium price. Call
5 Rosdflt. m_ at
repeating rifle. Apply
at this once. a8! It
can tel. s—-a coop OPPORTUN
and restaurant at low price. Estab-
lished 18 years. and 5 years’ lasso
8t. Slammer-d. Conn.
susmsss serious
J. A. IUDDIR. i’RACTlCAL
i‘ll‘mdllitflsl trim Hindi
I .
son at. Tsiepboneigcall.
PIINIDICT AND
decorator will psinl’ ”W was
best materials in s ass and wot-kw
manlille manner. Abil for an estimate.
83!“
NON!“ .
\
ping, carriage and wagon repairing and
painting, rubber tires. Iign work. now
and secondhand carriagssan allivagcnsd
for sale.
bred. Call or telephone
JAM
M. 1mm, Havllbild 8t. .
glue Co’s. Atlantic Motor Co.’s Marine .
soil --A mars-sous on, Mt
bro {ALI
Good reasons for selling. 88-87 Pacino .
Address 12 South Osborn Ave. 3:: I
Hosea shellac. Iloassl CLIP '
Work called tor “11‘“va
and lira. Andrew w Water
blow
wnlcksl.bronsa.old
blsc Ihlrim I
ILIC‘I'IO snarled or ‘ to
binds. calm brass .
ibgnn metal
, i mbsrs‘
wanna-«l coup
for general honsewu
Rogllsil. Applyto
mend noisy st, south-I
waursows cradled no
learn the printing . ,
Ham paid while I .
girl wanted to write
at 808 East Wash!
L'liomtnsdiep's ‘
aloe s Isss
wlsnisslmétf .
wA‘II'r
ms.
ity formab’hobuy a am class asleep 1 men
Williamb, filmumid
"Fl—w”
WAN'TIMWD
ore—pro
quire 8aturdsy ova
man l WOO. 81 Wall 8%.;
WANTID—JY
man. situation cough
inplit‘ato‘ family. all!
nteunces. Applyll
walk.
WANTID~TO RENT
live rooms with modsra'
for a one ”of two.
Sentinel .
Norwalk Chronicler