dtge ,lechass island. ‘
‘ i l“- gsthe
all handmade
tr .
soul his to ace
commodste about onehundrcd more.
. The. issd'ws‘s crowded twithi'pell-
ticiw. big and small. l'i‘berc were
some big onerinribsing. whoswere' es-
«WWW Fred Evans. who is one oi
. thesupreme attractions at the South
portrcarnlvsi. inuat carry a rabbit'-
hindioot injhis pocket. or some other
potent charmelie fallout of the clouds
yesterday. When. histperachuie retain
odioopen and. fell in a tree. This
. rolre bluish. He‘was picked up urn
oonsoious.‘=hurriad to the Bridgeport
Hospital at a. rapeseed that must have
been reviving. and it was found that
he. had ’not’brolren a bone. The man ,
is suffering from extreme shock. but
it “expected that be will be out and
at his old tricks again in less than a
fortnight. ' _ ‘
our. Evans was scheduled to do the
triple drop trom a balloon yesterday
“termed.""fle was to make an ascen-
sion in the balloon at 2 o'clock and
go so high thatrthe spectators would.
not lose'sightmf him. Then he was
to cut himselt loose‘and' come down
a part of the way in parachute No. 1.
Then he was to cut away from the
iirst parachute and‘oome down some
distance on parachute No. 2, and was
to cut away from thesecond parachute
and descend on the third. The third
parachute did not work satisfactorily.
He cut away from the second perh-
chute when he was 200 set from the
ground and clung to the pose of the
last parachute. it did not open and
he shot. downward with' lightning-like
rapidity.
Thousands'saw Mr. Evans make
the ascension. and also saw him do
secnd on the two parachutes. Every-
thing was working satisfactorily.
When the last parachute failed munch
on account of some entanglement oi
the mpes,-'the thousands‘who saw the
mishap: were spellbound as. they sup»
nosed that they were looking at a tra-
n gt: ending/of the vehturesome act.
a body landed in an aim tree near
the freightudep‘ot. The top of the
tree was seen to bend. slightly and '
there was a cracking of branches and
limbs. Mrsflvanst was seen to slip
thro“ stages“ n to the
o’
morn r: h .1 ‘y still, and‘_inert .
‘~ Lie a: sunset» ' . seam...
"the roofing rages-remuneration
d" ' ’ the carousel.
.lile . .
' load as; and bend
drum on ‘ h, is son :5. ‘bne of the
nited States Senators Bul clay and
Bnndegeln But State Sena Allen
W .Paige‘wss present,and.:ba had a
grant manysot his sable-l. lieutenants
with him. (One of the big meant the
gathering was the. Honrflarnus H.
Holcomb. speaker otthe last have.
and another was aenstor Patrick . c-
Govcrn. of Hartford. ' ‘
slsture of 1901. 1903 and
shore dinnerv‘was served.
which was (supposed to be) the chief
reason f r the gathering. (Ex-Governor
Abiram ambarialn presided. ‘
Consp ions among the gathering
were Senator Allan Paige. ex-Spesker
Michael Kenniy.‘ bloat-Governor It.
s, Woodwind New Haven; eminent.
Governor Edwin 0.‘ Keeler. ‘of ' ,-
wsik; Andrew 1. Gates. Senator Jere-
miah Donovan. of South Norwalk;
Highway Commissioner McDonald, its:
101' John Q. ‘Tilson. lsaac Ullmah. ,0!
New Haven; Henry Lee, County‘Coplv
missioners Pei: and Mood, Mayor
Dunn, of Wililmnntlc: lax-Speaker John
H. Light. at South Norwaik; G. 8. Ray.
.of Greenwich; J. H. Bradley, of Old
Lyme. .
it was very natural that a num-
ber of.speeches should be made. 'but
the speeches that did the must also
live service were not made very loud
so reporters could report them. The
dinnerwns a success. Among those.
present was Harry R. Durant. .oi
Waterbury. who was looking after
the clerkship of the next house. Hr.
Durant left the island at 6 o‘clock
with a majority of the‘members and
appeared to be ‘very happy over his
pilgrimage to the island. >
(if the ' legi
1905.
on 11
early ones to arrive at the tree was
Dr. R. E. Pardon; and Herbert B.
Stickies. who had seen the accident
1m his big automobile. An examina»
tion showed that life was far from be-
extin Dr. Psrdeh made the ex-
plain , Mr. Stickies suggested to
the d ' that he could have the use
; his machine if he desired to take
man to the Bridgeport Hospltsl.
, is was geriy accepted. Mr. Evans;'
was pick up unconscious and placed
A “inhibiting "lilii Disease-e
and President Spencer “Olin;-
sea a Delegate lo lisiiensl
conventions St. Louis‘
\A meeting of the executive oommih
ted to be present. ss‘tor instance. ‘
The reunion was of the members L
. cigar on one 0! iii
. estate. “i feel much better out here
, marriage.
and care-shouldered bearing. the re-
, . appearance belies the claim that he is
,n‘é the car and there was a hurried
flurney to the emergency hospital. ‘
.‘i‘he distance from the freight depot
» ‘ Southport to the mnergency hospi-
'. in Bridgeport was covered in six
tee of the State Banker's Association,
was held this morning at the South
Norwnik Club at 11.30. M. 1:16 the
presidents and cashiers of the local
banks met them and were taken to
the Knob Outl Club in automobiles
nice. The machine runs so smooth
m there was no biting; and Dr. Par.
‘ who was holding is patient in
» ' arms in the rear. seat. was obliged
kc off his hat to save it When at
urgency Hos ital Dr. Krause new
be was so ring from extreme
nod suggested that be be taken
isteiy‘to the Bridgeport. Hospi-
Mr. Evans had not been moved
. the automobile. Dr. Krnhse took
‘and the injured aeronsut was
1 ed to the Bridgeport Hospital.
lpsssage was not so swift as that
- .. Pairiield. but .it was fast
. to make people stop and ob-
tbings. The Journey did not take
msuy‘minutes and several poll.
.. jumped in the middle of the
t and signalled to the flying car.
‘Krsuse passed the word that the
:9!!! being used as an ambulance
[clear road was given the ma-
hy Colonel E, . Mathewson. E. Hilly.
E. Hill, Jr., J. P. Treadweii and Harry
Orrendorf. Dinner was served at The
Knob. the party being about 25 in
number
The members at the‘bulioess session
discussed s new state banking bill.
which will be presented to the next
session of the legislature, and which
will he acted u n at the next meets
ing'of the assoc silos as a whole. lilo-
thing delinlierln the way of a bill has
yet been framed. but as Connecticut
is one of a very few states which
are not under a. general uniform banks
lug law it is deemed advisable to hove
one. This will land uniformity to the
charters of banks and slid to their
safety as charters carrying s a
“Jokers” cannnt be rsiirosded-lh
the legislature. ,-
The committee also elected Alfred.
A. Spencer, Jr.. oi Hartford. the pro-
oident of the sesoointioiir so do]
to the national convention which is“ .
be held in at, Louis on 00er 18; b
The members of the committee
”'é‘i‘mi’... u V In: ~ «w-
cons . an . .
bury: 0. C. Barlow. or mailman”.
iii. Atwood. of New Britain: ll. .‘
Markers, of Hiddislown, and Cler-
lss iii. Hoyt. of South News.
M . . J.
, y “u m m m M W rsaataso Adam lthfl.
m . I W ' ’
“lid able: to resume his so: * ““9“ “mm“ ”m" '
' iii‘fimusnu?‘ Mt; Evans at the
. s we st ere were no
‘3’“""‘_ broken. There were several
'. - lids which were dressed. The
_ . Henson '1? ”daring fail?
crewcenos o
. ‘ injuries. although there is s.
. ty that internal troubles may
w At midnightisst night Mr.
. fins resilngouicily under the
, of opi s. it no serious in-
_ , olop til doctors at the bes-
w
I
monot-
.lrno'w her at that time. She was a lit
wanna“ ', ' j
That there
bind the moonncementol the engage;
’ridsa. ‘ expense commissioner or Great:
or New York. and Miss Charlotte 1’.
Hold, the winsomo young blonds niece
oticspisin ‘ and Mrs. ‘ William F.» Pen:
nor, is apparent to ii oi their olefin.
ills a well-lino tact that ion
field does not'considcr the duel-shoe
in their Igeajn barrier to ,a happy
marrisg‘e and'to‘i or. he does not seem
much older than she is. Elbe looks for-
ward. to a long and happy wedded life.
Preparations are going on quietly
her 20. as was nilnounced yesterday;
nuptials,‘whlch will occur at 12:10 p.
m., at the residence of Captain and
Mrs. Penney. in Imperial even c.
Westport At the bride‘s request. e
Rev. Kenneth ldclfensie. rector at
Trinity Church. where she is a com-
municant. Will oiliclate.
While bliss Held is overseeing the
preparation of her troussesu and»
eluding herself from intrusions by
newspaper men, Colonel Partridge is
quietly enjoying life at his country as-
tatc. which is one of the finest on the
north shore of [long island Bound.
Since acquiring this broad expanse
of acres, Colonel Partridge has become,
so enthusiastic farmer. and has oxen
cised ceaseless energy in the manage-
ment of it. As a result his crops rival
those of his neighbors who were bred
to the locality. and he has become
quite s nine days' wonder to the not
time in this respect.
"This is the ideal life," declared
Colonel Partridge while enjoying a
d wide portl’cos of
his handsome Colonial mansion on the
in the country than i did in the city."
He added the information the be in
tended to settle down there a at his
"I “am not ‘
always associated with was;
Home." ‘ - of a *-
Goirinsi Partridge retains his straight
suit his‘milltsry training. and his
considerably more than sixty years of
ago. His step. is quick and sprlugy
and his greetinghcarty.
"Have l contemplated marriage
long?" be repeated. “Yes, for some
time. After my .wlle died l was very
active for years in public life, but i
believe it in tho natural state for a
man to be 'm .
"There has" on a lot of rot pub-
lished that Hatfield is a slip of a
school girl. This is not-so. She is s
matured woman. What difference does
it make how near or age two people
are it they are congenial to each other.
and we are. Some women mature at
so, some as 36. some ‘at 40 and some
never do. Sense at them are always
inst girls. it has been said that Miss
Held is a typewriter. This is not so.
As a matter at fact, she was an ac-
oounlnnt with the Postal Typewriter
Company. of which her uncle is gen-
eral manager. over at Norwsls.
don‘t consider‘it militstas against a
woman to be self sustaining.
‘ ' 0, you cannot get a picture of
Miss field. i have never seen a pic-
ture of her. lbs,“ of a retiring na—
ture and has never had her photo-
graph taken. she is especially glad
now. in the light"!!! publicity that we
have receivedthat she never allowed
herself to be hotngraphed.
,"The story at ‘we are going on a
tour around the. orld on our wedding
trip is all rot.’ course we will go
away for ‘s isw,‘ m. but l must get
backherc and harvest my corn and
loss.
"Where did 1 meet Miss Hold? Right
here in Wosipnrt. Captain Penney
served under s in the Twenty-third
Regiment in‘ ' klyu, but i did not
lie ri than. When Captain Penney
Mylo ,Wesiport‘ _ to live we lust net.
orally become acquainted:
Ii ovusrr'iomsvs senor DILI-
" . ‘ caves.
N. ills, f and N. t. Porno
for tots Convention.
‘ , hr in "0. Joseph Prestisin Hartfggiag ‘
court yesterday until JO ' ‘
This was collate palihtot- .
rm'lcbsugsd upswing...“ '1
one attorney will have til
berries—sonar
was shrielslisir:
, asholisi
r. and. lire. John it.
t chansons til.
is a genuine romance be- 3
ment at Colonelflohn Nelson .IPsrt- g,
nt“Westport for the wedding. Septcnv .
having been dates :the date for‘the .
3+ _ .Q. _ _ .
= . oidflfigsys colonel: Pm-
' i; flan. "l shine: as old as launder. .
. . VII in . w
’ ‘ ' lid Pfo‘gIMiiOili. ll
13:3? ”In ”to!" present.» '
“0. « v T‘ . V ,
The marriage w ‘
surprise to the {gene of Ir. Warren;
be young: parent to live in
inmost and mint merrily tor
awhileallut alter , assoc Mothers
were all err-u .flying around
most of wp .: tly; denied;
Mr. and if lvaentto
New vars. . separation
i , id . oe shortly
nigam' 3"
_ "owners.
Henry. Seniorilli
dates between
gust 1. 1m. ‘
guilty of. intolerable trashy."
Battersby and she‘moi'riod l-lsl San-
ford in Brooklyn. but, October 16.
1901 p The couple‘hsvelone child. 8am-
uei .. Sanford. Ind. and the wife asks
the court to grant has the custody of
ii. The child .is'mrqesra old. Hrs.
Sanford has J: real estate valu-
ed at ”0.000 - herwsnts alimony.
She also asks a ' to’rcsume her
maiden name... _ . filler-iii Banks
served the papers I“: Hal Sanford at
hisvsulnuler Willwiiing a few
. 1‘
dsyasso. ,= ' _ -
twentyei t
.Thehusbnud about
yesrskor use .,.A«fl ftims'sgn e
instituted snit‘itgal .. wife is New
York. but the met was settled out
or court. The what. ‘ is
brought through , s Delibrsst
it Klan. attorneys lbs. Sanford.
action
insinuate _ _ H H
m. a 1-;Bllllmllil on its; ’0 3 tot ale,
2 companies of the m
edit“ a...
w
‘ o. f unssriuanmnm nasal. rs
maple. and turbidity" Hail
and Council ileum ‘
The floor at the Old Well not: and
LadderConlpeny truck room is ving.
out again and in a short time wii have
to be rebuilt. Owing to the fsctthst
there is no cellar under the building
the timbers rot very quickly? and it:
would be necessaryto put .in a con-
crate iioor. which would be expensive.
Chief Winchester. or, the Fire De:
pertinent. believes thstit‘ will be
. . necessary to make considerable outfl
lay shortly. in i proviiigthe lire do
pertinent, and he thinks that it would
tralised with a new boss company in
Raymond street for the plutonium of
the factory‘distriet. -
,lt'has been talked over by some as
a feasible scheme ‘to erect a building
. ‘ on the present city lot in Franklin
street large enough to house the two
re ‘.Departmcnt.’
the police departmenh‘and also have a
Council chamber and public meeting
The attestation-sane was once hall
The idea Is to make the Putnam
Hose Company building a wing of the
entire proposed structure, the Hook
and Ladder Company could have a.
similar wing on the other side. The
police department could be in the mid-
dle on the ground floor as well as a
room large enough for a court room.
while. up stairs could be snassambly
hall .snd Council chamber. ‘
The rent which Is being paid for the
inadequate to the needs or either drc
interest on 310,000’invesicd in the
new building. The ’rent of balls for
city meetings sonictllnes amounts to
over $100 a year and the assembly
hall could be rented when not in use
by the city. . - '
Something will undoubtedly have to
be done soon. ’as the insurance com-
panies are becoming insistent that the
improvements be made. honestly the
city at New lander!
bury r to
”Wt-3° rm as: soil and
believes that the time is ripe for fur-
thertimprovemenis in the local depart
men . « .
clsin'lsdl Thai This is Isl
,.; ilia‘sssars'iiilnsph ioiiss lla-
uiss‘iarissw-lisw Willy‘s alias
Boss Orland and is as ills
VII! - '
East. Norwaik people who depend
upon the South Norwaik water mains
are up in urns. and there is talk of
calling a meeting in a short time to
lskesomc action. The fire district
committee has been appealed to to see
it they «snot got an Medusa supply
of water.
The only resin from south Harwell:
is a fair inch pipe and this looks like
I a noun. The‘rssultis um the water
pressure is very low and at times only
a more trickle. The fire district does
not pas, rent for the hydrants. but in
lieu“ rent. such .water taker I
ll more r . t than the a
«South N w . ,
They are completing now haunts
they are paying this rate for fire pro-
tection and are not getting it. Yes
tcrdsy afternoon it was necessary to
shut down the Oresent Laundry be
cause it was impossible to get water
onltli‘iclecosdstorythebsMwssso
vni .
Complaints‘ banilsen made to the
members or the rhr'e committee and
they have held a nonforenoo with the
ulfli‘t'il i‘ "" W $an
or so users. . as
who mm the committee that till
vipefor the new min‘hsd
rd and was probably on i
wrgbtrgfil' with the dish: sessi- to
.3
be that boaters-is through. the
draw, brinuat ow 0 mt on the:
so ii
This
4
i
A NATURAL VOUTHFUL OUIITION
——s—hs
Two lmsll lays Wanted to See the
labial in Dr. Hitchcock's Carriage.
Yesterday afternoon. while Thomas
Verses, driver tor ,nr. Dexter Hitch-
cock was waiting layout of a lain
street residence while the physician
was making a call. two little has of
the neighborhood some classic the
carriage and made some interesting
“it“...
"Let us see them. will you please,
ouster? a passerhy heard them ask
several union.
think they wantl.”
asked the driver. “They think we oar-
ry around a collection of babies here
initialiottomotthansrrisgosno they
want to see, then." ‘
PROVIDING! MMHRIANI.
HARTFORD. August doe-James H.
Duly. of Provid ' ,. l.. is under
«Motion here (or MW.“ he
wiry into his smith, He entered
the Connecticut 'l'rust Oman this
morning and) as two is.
one drawn on and O. it'd byhln-
self. and the other “U. 5. Gran
King of the World}?! 3
hand to be 0f
turned em in the .
ociais and “is non
“h v mgr: until Way
case as ‘ , -
Dsly is about to youth of
.W
ssoasraav rm :0 sons in
"Am
washrooms. mail doze-lamb .
sry'l‘sithssaosseniediolnah‘sso-
,ooad modal inpllslssand
til.
we...
1 Gannon“
Prom
l. .
be much improved if it could becen- .
present city hall, which is absolutely ing
or police departments. would pay the ‘
in South Norwslls, but the iron had»
will be folt‘througir:the velvet glove .
< in a short time. sod‘tihist Winchester
his. is. i.‘ .32.
‘ I
viii
W
333:.
neoprene.
The
Locust
cyclone .st sea was broillbt.
M. it mmr tor twenty-tour
to nearly every point at the compass.
e
sixty fact. Althea b'the steamer sus-
tained no damage so labored violent-
ly and the decks were constantly
flooded.
The oillcers of the liongibello sight
.ed the whaling bark Greyhound, of
blow Redford. lines. a couple of days
beiors the storm arose and. they be-‘
{have she must have suffered in the
ova:
. iN DAKOTA. .
He who weds and runs away
(lets leave to wed another.- day.
-,—-Town Topics. .
LOST.
Loan-on rsonnny can an
tween Rowsyton snd‘douth Norwsilt.
Wednesday, August 22. a pair of gold
bowed spectacles. in Coieburn a Lsu» i'
dsr case. Finder will please leave:
thispilice. no
LOST-«LITTLE WHITE DOG:
bull terrier._smell brown. spot on, one
car. has one shaky front leg: name.
Beretta. Reward. «Mrs. E. P. Beel-
roan. Comiort Cottage, Bell islang.
’ a 9 at
LOST—BOOK NO. 9383 OF SOUTH
Norwaiit Savings Bank. Finder will
please leave same at the bank as pay-
ment on same has been stopped.
. s28 3i
Losr~sun or non-31. manna
will be liberally rewarded by return-
. to file Boston Store.
llltl
FOR SALE.
FOR “Ll—1W0 SEVEN BOOM
houses. with line large lots. city and
well water. Houses in good condition.
Prices reasonable. Apply at as Wood
St. So. Norwalk. ‘ all) N
FOR “AL.“A GOOD OPPORTUNa
ity for man to buy s first class saloon
and restaurant at “low price. hub»
‘ aster-selling. am
43th Ones. ,
so:
119; can located. “trolley on
street: six minutes' ride to s on,
fifteen minutes'walk, ,H eini '
Only $3.480: M cull. " 'e I
it South thin fit.
all” sass-Ram for as “3%:
wagon, an e or or , ~
man. in due order: Whip;
No. Iain St, South Nonslllr. 83! 3t
ro‘a snub—A rme'r cuss cow.
Inquire. C. G. Emerson. West Nor-
walk. us 8!
M inboard 8t. lot .‘ improve
melts, entail barn.‘ Edwin L. Hoyt.
8? Wall Bl. ‘ . s27 lit
iron sass—stun ruooic nouns
inquire Harry Pepper. 34
seat Ava. Norwslk.
hwws...--.m s...“ _ m... WWW...
TO LET.‘
re DTP—Elm ROD! APART
ins-t. snail accommodations for large
or small (sully: all ham
Apply owner Wood and
do. ms.
”I IiNTwA‘NIOIbY ml!!!”
evenings. lira W
9! Booth Main
1
To sv—«non
ud’ It’s. roast Isis
Fonts: pio-
will; crust =-
to-dlgy by the .ltslian steamer »
roan Mediterrsn, _,.esn,partl._ ‘
lioddiholio ran into the storm on ‘
. welcomers did
' George L. Britten has" ' l
3‘ "slant Jules Garrison. cm
"e" ”m” tunes 1: , . ease."
e mail... , u. . . years. and 5 years 1
panel that managers.” wii' no; 0°“ W
. J. a.‘ about
as «Punter Papers
FOR CALI—14.300! HOUSE A? b"!
I“ t! '
met
you“
new road; Aug. some... one ’
numbness which the wind shifted . , M
seas at times ran to 'sfheight of ~ .
slept‘ in. a. 1!"!th on may.
will not Ital!!! put not. on not
will late. this. afternoon. , til
clco'ming delegations in town
early ‘sstir..-rsputting the viinishin
touches on, their several "“and'r'rs
programs. The, weather signs
notatpropitious, but the enthu‘ .,
‘.,not..have their eyes
the skies.
it was after i‘o'cioclr thisworningfr ‘t y
when Mr. hrym»rctirod on“. ‘ rd'c‘ol
(Conti on Secondhand-
W
. ' s rroaeioo.
or.
damages slid costs. “Tile
tumble to the» town court
Holiday in September. P
h b Want ;
. _ k. W’-
oover the claim we morni
utyfiherldjl .
1 All
the
- wanremmn T0 WORK 1N.
\tlore Saturdays. Apply Candy Kiteh-i'
c.’So.MainSt: ., ” AW”
WANTED-HUNDREBS ONB‘DAY
day a week at liaise; innit be a‘
washer. Enquire st Elm Grove 33in
“5.
- a
wasrso—rsarv .wouw him ,
to buy a house and some m near
water. , in, _ tih _
Price must not be, too high. Address
up, Raging Dillon. as Roselle Si...
Bronx Borough. New York City. as! it
WANTSan—LA 0W3 1 .v ,.
a week“ rs. J. " Farrah ~~
Billli'.
u:
Marne—Lani“; . to
part or. all go! their that so
goods. "Gan make .1"
a Pardon. 15 Crown ) New
sources.
. ‘ " easement...
~ ‘ the tee a ' I
31'! a: TyepW]
'0. F. .I IDIOT-1"“1N1m ”lb
decorator. will eel-{peer house villi
niiamsnurhsa‘ t “a“
”dress is death ,
Norwslh. 3 ‘
Hoau silos
cam _ udm.‘
firmness .
mammalian ' .W
meals. kinds
um b
il-
iil. m
M. metrical
reset tor a Ins
this for powde. .
intent. Superfine” ,
“"30?“ without ,
W... .mnmr ,. M
p.
thaw“,
vessels!"
can .
f “Mu 7i
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