' ctor George inset-soil.
,; 1y 9 28 Marshall‘strect. but now,
‘ “villain . aylor menus, made two at:
tom 1 events to end (his life.
but was asuoeess at in both .cases.
He. first nipped tram; a third‘suory
d 'attorward .went into the
. tried to hack his head from
hit; shoal rs :lthh'a titull axe. I"
want. w o as or some me
been" path :- Vmorbid‘ and Fdesponde’nt.
accuses his wire of having. been tar
from whs a loving and dutiful wile ‘
should-banana he has long been brood- -.
l ‘ over lh'il marital troubles.
1r ands think that this long brooding '
has attecttd“ his mihd. and rendered
him ten: "37“? inaane. and that
whiio‘in his condition he made the
two rash tlntnpts to end his troubles.
lngersol‘ had networked for several
days on tile trolley. and had been an.
dor‘ medi treatment. He became so
nervous lday night that. it was neces-
by to hlld'hlm'in bed. Dr. 11. ill.
cite wot *called and gave him medl.
elite and i, unday he appeared do be
somewhat “he
tter.
A low i
ends called and Mrs. In-
gersoll la the room for 'a time. in-
gersoll so the chance and running
to the at c. lumped out.
in the a liar way, and ‘crawlins to
the chopp as block,‘ which was there.
laid his hi it on it and tried to back
his neck in two. The are wasdull.
however, .‘ d he tried with a' large
stone whi h was on the cellar door.
The in: rice were not serious. corn~
prising all all outs about the head and
neck. will b. bled profusely. and'the
head was pretty severely bruised. A
man who
temporary aid and the patient was tak-
h to the 1 capital. .
Today a is resting comfortably and
”can “through. The only
.qg. always seems to ho
. c has sus ined ialuries
«(he an up from the all from the
.07..
a said that..ha.y'ssW hr:
in, it; tin slonsrao mt he could
j at e tilled. anti shya that now.
Niche it been balked in suicide. be
m tskoiaction. against his wife In
. courtai
.W
me Hi crass Afr cantons.
Icldpopo punctuation, 50 strong.
Cams o Neon Neon A. Rowland..
, The big sloop. Nens A. Rowland.
brought to members of the Hooter
Associstloi of Bridgeport. about .50
strong. to Dorlon’s Point yesterday.
where they were served with one of
handlcrd'si O'Bullivun's famous shore
llittncr.
The Hotiters had it fine time. arriv-
ing at the Point about i2:lh and spent
practically} the afternoon there.
AUTih OHIO“ m TOWN.
- lira. Null. Weeks and son. Norton
Weeks. oi Broohllne. Mala. were in
town 'Baiurday in their big Pierce Ar-
row 40 hotse power car and took din-
ner at the Hotel tiorwsllr. Mr.
Weeks is is student at the Harstrom
flohool. I
‘G. 'l‘. llailtcr
Manda, at New
“tutu of M w II
power its
nd a party of five
ork, on route (or a
gland in a to horse
p as. spent last night at
osielry.
eats over night at the
included William M.
nd Daniel ticboonovsr. of
w York, in a 20 horas pow-
lode.
YACHT "IL“!
Vincent modern Charles A. Heart.
'lelEMoad and their t, lin-
ahun lesion. or sags. N.
,. «attire
’ to o tward in their yacht flea
guts alarm on August am with
‘ hr h Yacht Club on their
m d parsed at Thimble stands.
as on proceeded to New Los-
flout s. Newport, “aim is.
" . north shore oi the Mood.
party report fairly will weather
., w enjoyable time.
. on Iaturday from a cruise
Tits
thh
accompanied the hadron
all . Harbor. visiting several
'wml suuusav one.
.0 Id.
mm
i2“; ’
summarises.
;.','
i
' no
.a
BM
net. glanced
on the head. cousin
jumped on his bicycle and
His f
He landed .7
.. p ‘ Hit
v . x . . .ho
ill-day. While ihcrsiha-plo car a
snare) ' with Mr: Clark €33 l
or the quarrel he pic . u
ball but andthrew it at Mr. arts.
The hot struck Mr. Clark. on the a. huh
oil and smlwheo'chlulg
all .. ,fl‘!‘ .
skull. Whenllhh j ' ‘g‘ "
had done he ran out o N ._
. ._ mulls send
his escape. Warrants lol- this arrest
have been issued. no isltwcutyitiw
ram old and "ot medium, height and
wears a light stumpy mustache. »
llfllciai’s the Allen ted by an
iisilsn in a has our white
Search washing instill tor
Liquor— Proprietor Caught
Alan who F lrad ills Shot
MERlDEN, August 27.-—-Polico chlel
Charles 8. Bowen. was shot in the
shoulder while raiding a balloon on the
West. Side yesterday alternoon. but is
not seriously injured. The assailant.
James Misslta. was caught in the room
duller. the shooting occurred, and is
now held on the charge of assault
with intent to kill. Chis: Bowen en-
tered the living‘apartmenfs over ill. hi.
Dionno‘s saloon. where be round a do-
can or more ltalians sastsdaronnd a
table. it was during the search for Ii.
anoi- that the chip: was woundedlle
'1 .
ii
Joe at”, fourthqu
in the robot fired two etc at a rattle
or less than ten teat. One bullet went
wild; landing in the ceiling. but the
second shot struck the odlcer in the
left arm. and the lead passed through
' his shoulder. The chief drevs his revol-
_ var and aimed it in the direc
tion from
which the shot: came. but the smoke
was so thick he feared he would kill
an innocent party. so be replaced his
pistol and rushed at the ltaiiaua
The proprietor ought the ltalian
who tired the shots and held him until
the chief and Patrolman Burke hand-
cuffed hint. Bowen went into the street
and sent in a call for a patrol wagon
and the police reserves. night men
were placed under arrest. the proprlo
tor. charged with violation or the li-
quor law. all for frequenting the
olden on Sunday. and the man who
tried to hill the chief. ‘
Chief Bowen remained on duty ulb
til late in the evening midst his
physician's advice. No serious results
are anticipated rmm the wound. The
bullet was tollnd in the ohlcbr's stoch-
ing. Chiot'llowen is well known in,
military cimlos, having served,” Oah-
into at Company 1. Beoond regiment
in the Spanish-American war.
Missita pleaded guilty to the choir
of assault with intent to hill. when at
court today. and having nothing to
tuition to tail under ”0.000 bonds to
await the incoming Superior Court.
(inlet Bowen and the patrolman who
took part in the raid gays testimony
in order to inform ills court at the sin
containment. Alter that probable
cause wast touud s d lilastis seat to
jail. lilmanuol lJi no, who ltept the
saloon wan lined m and ‘
illegally soliin
cashiers oi the phoewhdwsrshr-
rested were each lined fl sham. .
MW
aosan OUT MOMIV OAilK.
one Not Liit's Horas No people ruin
Dealer Waldo”. > .
Waldron. the horde auctions». a
‘thc‘iheat '
a M'
. ins {exhibition would. be ,
., road that rapid!
. latlona and. oil
or ‘ w
. pod lightly into the ring, flanked by
say to deletion of himself he was nonr- brill
m.
g liquorgandwrre- to
I, logarithm?
«it a tit 30.0 men. many or . ll
, , _ , wnfiorwallt and South. . .-
Norwalk ape were drawn,” ‘, the ,
outlugmlltl citation of the Riverside .11“
club. Sunday alteration by the am
concomitant that agood warm Inm-
. the principle
lecture at the prosram. p
The allairosmeodst Booth Wilton .,
or at least_..that was the point: . ‘
which thaplcnioers dsp' iron 7 _
vibration. At‘socisble lien Btl‘ausa'i
”henna the roots diverged no a rocky 5°01 W
yribeoanle worse. than
to a path and finally through a jungle ,
bat, Stanley would havavappreciatad
n rctlocti .onihis Airicau exporters: Board W
cos. Alter; calendaring perssrvance
the crowd- reached a clearing sur-
rounded by a verdant grove and. cutlery
bras .» ., ._ . _ . .
rl-lsre, considering the oircumstano
as. was round a gem ot a ring. which H
had been built strictly accordion to >
in good
he.
‘ The‘oarly part of the game was da-
votcd to serving of clams. sandwiches ‘
and the various other paronlhities in .
a summer outing. which were welcome
alter the wild ride in‘a oarryail. car
rlsges and business wagons to this
spot in the heart or nature.
Finally about 8:“ the healthy and
or looking boys William Conan and
"Nic" Necander who were to furnish
the exhibition of the manly. art hop
2".
4‘
euro
its?
a quota ol’ attendants and assistant ’
After considerable discubslon on the
subject of referee. Thomas Welsh“ was
agreed upon and» the exhibition wet
on. with Michael F. Really. as olllcisi
timekeeper. Both of the lad! are out
ong the clevercst oi the local oxpon
cuts or the finite glove sport and they
treated their friends to h good eahihl
tion., When it concluded honors wort
apparently about even.
Mom clams and clam broth was per
vodand thecaravsn lourneyed baclt
to the land'ot t hey cars. .
he Wilton cials are investigab
’l‘
l the matter. and'aro very agry to ’
um. i, g-:".3g°rr:gmwgg palace will unison
ac . . . n , ‘ ..
WWW"- - 3 ‘ 2:113:13: it is planned to enact
‘ ‘ ants AT incl-lain: mu. WW” WWW ”i“ “w
...__ young Hungarian Catholics in
Ladies of the First Methodist Church
Realise Ovar m.
south Norwallr Methodist Church. held 1?
on Saturday at'the Beochslde in in 0' 5"” 19"“- ' ‘
Greans' Farms. Fancy articles and M one “it" '” stationed fl:
home made candy were sold. Mrs. bastion cohesion from ,B
lunar D. Randall had charge of on which rendered matador the
sale or fancy articles and Miss Julia lug. “‘0 side 0' the hillflwhl'ch
Bysbee presided over. the candy. Both “9"“ “"3.“ “I the t" "
lthlles were assisted by other members new church 1““
on In.
wallt on the 8:20 train and people
about '6 p. or. {deny from
Norwa h attended n carriages and mo
tor cars and others by train and not “’1“! WWW” ”l' “‘9 °°WW~
lay. it was altogether a very pleas
ant event
WILL NOT LOCATI FLOAT.
0——
tba afternoon and evening and
party proved in be a very marry
Indeed
th
Here as light to Issue Money.
Although the ,rscant special town
void to establish a public
toasting
lost, at the Washington street draw-
ID. the satellites do not intend to
tone there.
seal
that it th
read - lauis uhotslty. John Luc
Joasp‘h‘ikusbilo. William floraidi
s .lt has been rumored I ll“-
ey {st mpied to an injunc-
tion would be gotten out mtrsinlng
them. They decided to put the that
r up to the town counsel. Attorney
vi Warner and as a result had
interview with b with“ morning. .r, and .
ltr. Warner-tremolo Intormsc the “gum
um"... "it u't”y “full 'd'l‘ My. m“ 'm '
. G case "b harpaMtsthro ha
Jurisdiction n couches solely to car- ,m to n'
a town poor. the public todsriver a,“
t hummhriml' “him"“il‘lé "‘ ‘
W - ° ”0 ”1 alarmed and. brass s
the tidal could be established by a up the
state only and to have a town has? it cut ting tbs aid
will be necessary to have s spacial day
a...
re
went to nrsanhvl
some
Ila. Saturday.
search
potion.
very slick islitor. hwan lutaraati
Goodwin. sitar which his. .,
baohsd down and tool water.
i
:m
._;fi,
session atom, with possum I, "
waives
it ‘ understood that this course In
bit ”I. logislatura. mm m
l
he takes in tbs neat general ass-hi-
to‘tilsropfouisatsiiisg. no
' ‘ amonhss astlmeisd. about
to; itsspisg septum, but or
conversion ussra ot'tsn
, f is
a , .ot’i‘lisstld "AW”;
«filiwmmwflfifiig .
Within
Malamuswmm F.
tolls
, WV“,
“'3' ml m; {
M solution “shall “not be generally circu-
Mahler‘s
. or. the Gen-
= 'lfll‘eiltllleaioll
authorities or
.. . sneak
bring to those
. t‘ the recom-
" llhld‘ Willis,
0N0 the then
It serves tent late
0 know 'most p ‘
- .. ;‘ believe'that it
The Catholic I! , _ ans .0: South
Norwalk‘sreswiih j comparatively
short time ioereet‘ "Lphnrchipdttica in
‘ ' a oodplderable
. ‘ w
albeit a
e woodedlmoll
at“:
very plesant and profitable picnic
.. we. r "r or: non:
.. edloe. espotwc sag ~
The Ladies Aid Society oil the and shady wasiurronu d ed with
a very pleasant and successful basasr. "'0 “m“! and “WM "M m”
A
report or the
douc-
. hi"? Mot
oi the society. and over $76 was talt- and made ‘ 3°“ “90‘ 0" “c u-
, course it would not have been good
The ladies lctt South Nor for A -'m.}':‘£" an“ huffing;
garlan nation on twas es.
culled “ the inn during the “”9233 orchestra was under the leadership at
Karl Mach. one of the veteran Hun~
Refreshments were served during
. Most of those pneaont were
° "m" it?” “all: {“13“
item ‘ 'lsn colony an e comm u an
A y , “fin" "y. Oslastmsn gs were such wall-known harass as Jo t
seph loser. Andrew Kotehos John
. Steve Lorie. atsvo Nail.
Posoph Ores. Julius Hayes. John (to
THOUGHT mas IATII WA. LOO?
lad No
Water her father. John
i“ a. Bates, tbs Norwsls monument dsat~
arriving name a Mead.
to remain for lull-
tslspbco :and tits latter i'alisd
.yeslorday mi
mug” hdlwora vs It
also on A carton I“ W "‘
liars i no i , ,
‘ oil-ruin. it"
s
HAVANA. nu
. the ‘ aornowh
. ' «“iront" is meager
sure, to.
tlon that ,
,unccrthia ‘_
Muihutflinhw W
marathon ’si 9. ,, my
"prurient iasumnpt;
. intent.» The «pooled battle in the
,. Motility pt. Pins: del lilo is‘ yet toils,
W "tought. ‘xh'allnre oi the government
torces to take theoirenslve against
the insurgent leader. guerra andjtho
ls’ttor‘s hesitancy in strikingitbe prom-
illl. "lsed blow encourage the ‘ ops that
on may be secured withontgreu
hoodsbod. . . . I
it is hinted in some quarter! that
r ‘nto do not seriously con:
3; overthrow of. the govern-
ment and would be quite satisfied. it by
mailings show ct force they could
iright ‘
,= thraatore‘certainde , ,
cities and make concessions as tip-ills
, conduct or. tutors elections. Claims
and counter claims 1n frequent. the
there is onmparativey little actual
ti . . .
‘Aht fife palace little is given out. The
enrollment of volunteers continues.
horses are being requisitioned and
army nurses are being sent to the
, trout. There is mind a thirty days" he
amnesty to whlcbinsurgen‘ts who our-
render their arms would be pardoned.
but it the government intends such a
move its purpose is not admitted. Skir-
mishes between small hands continue.
From the hold Colonel Asbert has
sent the following message to the
palace: ' . . . .
"We have taken up arms against
M the government because we have
reached the conclusion that law and
justice are not to be established in
this country by the will of the govern-
ment'and because the administration.
protected by an unscrupulous Judiciary.
daily commits nitrogen upon the com
stiiution and despotic our people of
their legitimate rights. ‘
"it is our soul desire to establish
the supreme rule ‘0! law and nature
9 allairs where they were before the
R‘ lsfifitlea. will. “33mm”!
» . as . , or t at _ . «
1'“ ‘ctslng' Mic. mite-t more: “I.
risht oi suffrage, "may elect the men
alto ml ‘ . ‘ r
3 to the sitcom» tit
'- no
at
-.'.wroclt.wss caused by anchor the cum
-’ ins coal
I
f able‘hare.
an or persuade President'l’alma ‘
‘ posed “bursts in
IN“.
.W:
Q;
. draws” to
last stain? the ‘Gtestrl‘lorthm: a
is on auteur: miles soother .
“Northern, when assoc this , H
were killed sndtw‘onty injured. ,- The
Jumping the track." The train is said ‘
toll‘ave been an extransa’d (or. hanl- ‘
.7.
2i: there will unlit
p ,. dinners-tow ahautb
g 81!. Paul, Minn. Anson rim-Bu r: rttti" van soma'
’ tandontoi Csrhorvtce‘hiryaa. oi ' gmfm “Linen they
3m ‘hlorthern. when arched ‘w‘lbt‘o 4’ ‘t' id Isl
ornlngto‘conarmthereoort‘ttcm', .4” .l“ “W “i
aloha. flout" that three‘perscns bad Mot Para j J - “ ,
lawn killed and txengy thinlmwt . The visiting‘ team, worm .
“ .9 to a ow. 0“ re - . actory‘or' the autumn
our: mtrslu shoot. but hm.so;r‘.~ , u - ‘t
details. :ldo notsthiuh’i'thera was an? my. ”9". “"n V” about
all?" “an. and .1107de
anesthesia the wreck." .
' ‘ ~ . rifled their renounce no
coolly—43c "t stypotlnssrri I ’ ‘ 3“ he” ”mt???“ ”till
Algyéhlo. but the guide wore sleigh ‘ w“ scan m‘. V .-
megaphone. so i
Nougat-titer information‘was obo’lln;
r
.._t
l »
bells and. carried a
‘l‘ildn’thlt him. :]
. roe dHAlTlI‘OtV‘;MBOB DAY *
potent sloop.“ Willcarry twenty:
him” 0. e. Ovarian lb ,,
.‘m .llifll’hltl
0N «.
.- a. .-
‘Le _‘
wofi;m the word 1’! .
. (MO... W...
'Wbablv the star testers
hassrunnlhsllne‘waa tiled _ '
by Will and George under in
euth, which bewildered theViii
' (continued on Second I:
dovr
~‘l'0 LET—4‘30! .am. 1 mo
and six more hats. very la eat hit:
movements; {testy trait and shade.
lame Men. as well or water. Would
an elegant home for one _e
family. inquire M. Walsh, Wilden
Road and Ely Ave. m dt
re tum-1m . cuss ornon
accommodations . in. brick-f building in
the center-ed the city, including heat LOST
during the winter.- that Wand pan 7
ticulars address llgldwn, care of this , adn . _ ,1 ‘ _
oilice. ‘ - all; dt ‘ wed spectacles. in Caleb r
, w -_—- r case. Moder will please i
'ro near—.rnnmsnnn noon; this oalce. '
with use 0! bath; gentlemenprotarmd.‘ ' . '
Must come recommended. lnqulrold tl-ODT-«J'RIDAY. Alla. ;
tween the crash and as: .
Quintet-d Ave. . admit . ‘
Will mltl shield“ ll 3"“!
TO LET—ONE STORE 3535' ON! . - KERN seal. '
mics, will be rented tor manufacture - . new. so
lnxflmoses: sod-{$0 tor manna: .
ur purpo- sl, . ,propsrm. .
aturgcs Randall. to Second Ave.» sis. -
phone as. . _ ~. "
m" who ought to occupy the posts of presll'
dent and vice-p ldent, as well as
governors. sons ‘ . representatives
and provincial councilman or the Be-
public. We understand that when this
people shall be in possessionol their
legitimate rights the expense of this
Certainly it as merited the
peace that nations need."
respondent ,at Pillar del Rio
avsna Telegraph. who was ar-
rested yeaterday on. orders from the
”varnment ,hecausc. it is said. he died
a press dispatch containing a state-
ment untrue and injurious to the gov-
ernment, wires his paper as hollows:
"in asbalo i saw Brigadier-General
Pino Guerra. Colonels Julian Botan-
court Bravet and Julian Crus. Colo-
nel etancourt told me he had in-
iorlnation that the government had
commissioned eight men to assassinate
him and than Guerra. but since they
kn w who the man were they proposed
to
we
moral
line I
has
the
the
0'" sag them betore they got in their
rit.
"Colonel Bataaconrt informed me
bat be had run unto Cslaim witnhis
escort to loot: tau at their wound.
ed. whom they vs in the doldhua-
to‘sabslo to iolnrflao‘iluarrs in taking
possession otthe country. ~
“Plan com it its is soils latd‘
Guano to get ,i guard. Go
Trujillo, out, there. He says
thismanisiinp edtcrbsingaub-
0" oral and for fear a may loin there»
bullion; Pine Guam has ssat a letter
to the mayor of Guano informing b
that .i! he found Trujillo dead on b
arrival he would hang the authorities
in thetown."
HR. “WWI“?! NIW YAQHT.
' Tbs Alisrstsatlrsdlt tsthsflsst a!
‘ :ssis Till Manual
W .
”b-
and
hit.
I
a ammo.
in Its.
, . : has?“ roots
_ use so tame a sm- WWW “its”. awning
deflatmwimnhm but-Well ._ . its
delivered. ‘ III! M l , ,,
vessel is .
.new tree to ltory will be assured. Reed
hliai there. after which he had coats ‘
fa.
, col
,iéby th “
tron sate-u-noou‘nousagar 1'
24 Leonard at; lot 60:130. improve
lnents. small barn. Edward L;
87 Wall St. : Ar.
FOR I‘ALIr—A GAB mun
Rood gondltlon at low: price. ,0”
. s A.
gsstislasn’s pods
sum ot'monsy, low".
6!: medal brim hilh
finder please writsvhb'John
IN Town Hill. Deliberations. .,
1-“ Lear—sun custom “ '
, _ '37". will heathen“! by 7
roll sALewua.»mmeuom, . '1‘ in: mm"
with top. in goodpondltlou: Price .‘ '
1.. hi. Wright's garage. , - v m at L
wan ,<
roll anus—42.000 with. our 11-
wanrso—m o .
room house. with barn. on line of trol- rt. a hdohheoper
lev. ldast Norwalk. am '9“ on the h‘ salary and “v ., .
place. For particularainculre or 1 dress 3.. a.“ ”gm
acute Agency or J. . ‘ on a 0.. homes... *‘
s Railroad Ave. 30. gun! at .n ‘
' ‘ ’ ~ wsnrao—s
roa IALI~F1NIW noun tor animus:
m inquire Harry .Pepper, :4. A at
ve., blot-walk. has tr loud. :1 Clay
scouts—s man-irons on,
thro Winchester-rapes sills.‘ l7 . WANTED ~ 2
at this also . “it! 3".“ (tar
. _ m 00. s
, . . . Washington, it,
see sacs-4t no corporate ' ~ '
ity batman-to buy a rat
and: restaurant at law .
is years. sadtli mfl‘
. for selling. asst
“s; IMF”. m. ) _ ‘ _
lauzmass “prices. ,
. I. a. access. rubrics!) ”“9““
:‘ahmm' We. r We . h marina-av no
”‘7": “mm W
l
p
' .. *l'”
’. m I! men as ‘. _.
Initials family.“ . .
ND Walton. Applyal
i
this» Worhcsil
I. ( k
motocross
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