'.Mr. Mc-
er Troup at once went
ll house for dinner. At
thunk Domocrstlo town commit.
cult-a“ for Mr. Brynn and escorted
by it he“ went to the trim on Mm;
street. fliers! the seating, and standifi
room of the place was iammedwi
men and women. most of the former
sitting in their shirts owing to the
heat. LBW was received with a
wild roar efaapplnnse, with the band
playing “ e Chief." \
A. P g e town committee,
as to order and pre-
sented The s M. Cullen as the pro
siding oiiioei': he latter introduced Mr
Bryan, who stood a full minute before
he could aokno’WIedge his greeting.
referred to his happiness at
‘ home. and then proceeded to a d on
slon of the trust tariff and labor ques— .
ideas. He said at the outset that he
intended to direct his remarks to the
Republicans M
onus in this city.
an hour Mr Bryan
chum par y on its so
uestions now before
He said that the
bingo-1 prevent
the party members from threatening
its overthrow, but the men who made
the tariff now demand their blood
money. Moreover. the tariff is suing
onising every other nation; it makes
them raise barriers. Germany was
overjoyed at the beef scandals. it was
said there of the United States, "if you
won't let as soil to you we won't buy
f you.". in England two years ago
uring a great discussion of the decal
-' Question. the doctrine of retaliation
was advocated. Mr. Bryan referred to
be last speech of President McKinley,
which was a plealfor reciprocity and
said that since the death of the lament-
ed president his party has absolutely
failed to heed that advice. Mr Bryan.
in illustrating the effects of the tariff.
.said that one has to be a foreigner to
get the benefit of it. ‘iiicpubiicausf'
he shld “you have helped to put up
the high tariff wall and have been
plundered. A little lowering of that
wall will put money in your pockets."
The Republican arty, he said. says
to its faithful " thud pat,” which
Dionne to grin and bear it
“My friends. " said Mr liryun. “there
’ s a grout revolution in the Republican
riy. Ten youth ago the Republicans
Illid they could go out into the street
and lpick up a man anywhere who
could be elected president. six years
ago they said there were hundreds who
..oould be elected; today they say there
a only one man Who can be elected on
Republican platform: and that man
as. been following Democratic princi
1. all is there any lesson in that?"
u the course of his discussion on the
st question. Mr. Bryan said that he
ill the opinion that President Roose-
a: had not lived up to his opportunl
ties Iin prosecuun the trusts.
nnrysn. in sing also spoke of
s arbitration of differences between“.
ml or and employs. of government
Moon. the eight-hour day. and
Oi“ i unctions he said
“It? We used by ,e employer to so-
«are» e employs; defeat the right
M iury. All the situation had
such that subroutines the labor»
is deprived of the rights on-
’ , law which in van to a common
veryhis vote that
. m.
were u to be" sellnsupp.
aim 'to plus within til
ties for oblslhl
eduootlun- .
At militia. howev
meat been as com
heneive‘ ona it is t
dart] h bellow
be
Hundreds of graduates": have >3
I, beat. . .
placed in paying positiébs througi
these schools. which are the best it,
Western Connecticut. The books out
stationery are free end til it
so thoroughly euui
The session sum Septsther i Uli’ ' I
lgltil the last week in dune ;
winter there is night
continuailn
During, th
schoo opening in October Md closln ,.
chance for any:
are I stood bnal
Tris ‘sstsuwsv.
u-n—pa-Ii
Lama Mindanao Sui Fsvv Brasher
Yesterday—Good Rico's Solved
' aim! for Monday. ,7
Yesterday win an ideal lily for driv
lug, yet, though there were a goat
many horses and a large attendance or
B,peedway the drum was emu
’ limited. and lacked the lip rt to mate
i Ill ll
‘ M
in bad condition. ought to be houdd
barrow. rolled. " etc:
However. there were a few brushes
Mr. Coggsweli. with Robin. as canal
was ready for all comers. and war
willing to take defeat if he got it
Just as cheerfully as victory when lit
secured ii. if all the drivers were 0
Mr. Coggsweil's disposition, the Speed
way would be the most popular placl
in town on Friday afternoon .le
Adsn’ls was out with his new trailer
a large handsome and line and fast
going horse. He had several brushei
with Robin. in every one of which he
was an easy winner. Mr. Adams ‘1“
boss of the road yesterday for sure
Robin's friends explained this will
the statement that Coggsweli couldll'
'keep him down.” He was fast. just
the same. but Adams' horse want fast-
or. John Raymond's Exile. driven by
Mrs. Raymond had two or three short
goes with Robin. and Robin was be
hind each time at the finish. Exile was
iirst»owncd here by Theodore Olsen
who got him cheap and sold him cheap
though at a good profit. He has a very
low mark, is a sure footer and Very
reliable. With his present owner he
has recovered his form. and will be
on the Speedway again Monti”. liar
unused and fitted for all comers.
.l. Lehotsky and his horse were th e
and the horse had boots on. but
wasn't opened up once. though. Capt.
Isaac Seneca. who was celebrating hit.
seventy-sixth birthday in. the shiny
mom of his favorite sport, and the
other boys would have been (lo-lighted
to see him so. This horse in delta on
the bills for Labor Day. and has quite
a number of admirers. who say no
will win
Waters was there with his stallion.
and had a brush with a big panel from
New Usnsan. and made a very close
finish. though hitched to a been up
one drulfl‘flng‘ one calendar besides
his river.
Holden Boy‘snd ss'vara ”Shim
shown but not s «can. he tacitly?
ones volunteers the information tbs
he would win the money
when everything will be in shape for
the races that are bolus planned.
The following classes have been or“
"glass AM-Admirbi Rad " in. lime;
i hellish
In; illiilumiill’mI Oog‘gwm
dl
less “Militia Diet. , "
lsoémi
Third Division» is
inns. lows” t
Wood Flotilla-3W“ i Worden.
l‘gnstuu". Hopkins. Law
'i‘lllrd Planner—Wilkes.
e... Stockton. Blakeley. Do. ,
mu“.-
Porpoise, Shark. Nina (tender)
1'me
Annular-is:
harem .
Yankee. .
ember 1st:
The First and Second Squadrons in
Smithtown to the westward of Crane
Neck, in double column, line of boar-
log east. distance 460 yards. interval
lilo yards. The Second Torpedo Flo
:illa will assemble in the same place.
ind anchor in column of vessels to
be southward of the First Squadron.
the Fifth Division and the Third Tor-
ledo Flotilla will assemble at Hunt
ngioh Bay. The Sixth Division will
resemble at New Haven. Conn. The
Auxiliaries in amithtown Bay, anchor
ing to the northward of Meadow
Creek.
8. The Squadrons and Divisions
will get under way. so as to arrive at
{he anchorage off Oyster Bay. as fol-
own:
The First Squadron at 9: 30- -a. to.
Sunday, September 2d. The Second
Squadron at 10: 30 a. in. The Fifth
and Sixth Divisions at 11:00 a. m.
The Second Torpedo Flotilla will an-
chor immediately after the First
Squadron. in the stations assigned
them The Third Torpedo Flotilla
will anchor immediately after the Fifth
Division has anchored.
The Auxiliaries will reach their on
chorsge. under command of the com-
manding ofllcer of the Yankee. at 11:30
a. m.
i. The anchorage will be approach
at! from the westward. The Squad-
rons or Divisions will motor-march
snilloiently for to the westward to an
this the ships to rectifyl their bearings
and distance. so that w on the anchors
are let go. each ship will be in its no
ultiou.’ Ships will inks their position!
ha‘bssrlng and distance from the dog-
s p.
ii. The ships will {room cutters to
be anchored at posit ens designated in
the appended list. to merit the limit
beyond which private yachts and oili-
. craft willbs urged not to pass.
These cutters will have the foremsst
stepped and a red flag (No.3 Set)
trim“ l the mast-heed. and colors
ll be tuned Care will be taken
that the boats are accurately rancher-iif
ed. and that the enchant sud scope of”.
clinic are subleibnt lo insure their re- 2,0
staining in their stations.
ii. The ships designated will also
hive one. or more steamers detailed.
wilblunior clear :
ordered by th
-. New
this coho. '
views the Fleet.
succession. r ‘
ed at once
rs. and these
ytho Prpld
on board the
of the above
the provisions
the llama Article.
91 edits when the
r"close aboard."
isw ceases upon
' to" Oyster Bay.
.. the ships of the
‘ hadrons will be
. . and will be
motions of the
j on duty assigned.
Ig’ot under wey
.. ‘ Divisonal for
need to their
MODES“
12.15 p m.—-‘Oonimsndldg‘ Othcars
above all for Mayflower.
1.00 p. m.--I.uueheon on board the
Mayflower.
2:15 p. Ina—Flag and Commanding
Ohilhoers return to their
s
2:30 p. In.——Presidenl visits Maine.
Alabama, West Vir-
ginia in succession. and
suchsother ships as he
d [res
es .
8:00 pm «Ships illuminated.
‘Nota: These times will be subject
to change depending upon the time the
Mayflower anchors.
~lilxcnrsion to Oyster Bay. Monday.
Sept. 3. Steamer Kate Stevens will
leave wharf st Rowayton. at il a. In.
OPENING 0" IAP‘TIIT CHURCH.
South Norwsiit ldlilos Has lean
Cleaned. Painted and Decorated.
The opening of the South Norwalk
Baptist church tomorrow is of unlis-
ual interest. A force of men have
been rushing the work of cleaning.
painting and decorating during «the
past two weeks and now the church
was never more attractive. At 10:80
the morning worship. with the WW
nion service and hand of feilowahipm to
new members. At the noon bourthc
Sham school begins the tar sea»
sions in all departments wl orches-
tra and chorus. blow mantras of Bible
school work ill be presented tomor-
row. so first a hands should be pros-
ont to start with the now im live. The
log of the new year at a: o. The
evening service promises to be ofgres
interest and unusual delight. The
quartet will sing Ballards‘ iiisi. Psalm.
am
volcano and nearest gresdngswi
be as hearty as over.
W
OINTRAL LAM UNION PIQMID...
out of the ordinary line
monomers lo-
‘ llm“: ill ml?
“it"ml‘dlm.
cast in Unlisdblsics
MOSOOW. Sept. 1.»A huge porno
Ion carried by a man g’a‘rbsd as a
countryman today attracted the alien-
‘ lion of the police in the market ham
by its excessive weight and induced
them to' make a closer investigation.
with the result at it was found to be
filled with on dgea The bearer of
the pumpkin was subsequently identi-
fied as a revolutionlst.
Arrests in Warsaw.
. WARSAW. Russian Finland, Sept. 1.
Over two thousand artists were madoc
during last night's police sweep of this
city. Many complaints have been
made by the prisoners’ of police bru-
tality. including the beating of per-
sons arrested with whips.
Polish Anarchists Escape. ‘
WARSAW. Russian Poland. Supt. l.
~The Jewish paper Der Wagm
today that twenty Polish anarchls
have escaped from Warsaw and are on
their way to the United States.
‘ General Tbopoff ill.
or rmaasauao Sept 1.—»lle-
ports are circulated that General Tre-
u, Duff. commandant of the palace. is so
' seriously ill that his life is in danger. '
Attack on Troops and Prisoners.
LIBAU. Cmu'laod. Russia. Sept. 1.»-
During the night an organised attack
wail made upon a detachment of troops
engaged in transporting a number of
, prisoners away from this distrch Des-
perate fighting followed and a general
alarm was sounded by the garrison
When reinforcements arrived on the
‘ scene of the disturbance the troops
line indiscriminately into the crowd of
people. killing eight and wounding flf-
ty persons. Among the killed was'a
mother who had a babe at her honest.
Admit Responsibaiiy of Killing Ben.
MOSCOW. Bent Le'l‘he Social Rev.
l'.
\fiMW
the murder of General Min at Peter-
hoi', August- Bil. but. denied resmibilt
ty for the attempt on the life of Pro-1
Inter Stolyplu The governor-goose
al of Moscow has refused the applica—
tion of some of the local mannfaolun
ers to pay their «sucrose for the
time they wemut on strike. threaten
ing with severe penalties those who
yield to the men's demands.
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TRINITY PARISH HECTOR.
Committee to Occurs Ono Movie and
flirgsolasoa-asvm Names
Under Advisement.
The committee appointed some time
ago by Trinity Parish to look up the
matter of securing a rector to succeed
the Rev. Romilly F Humphrles. who
was called to Baltimore several
months ago held I meeting Thursday
night and organised.
The committee is composed of Col.
onel Leslie Smith. S. (l. Palmer. W.
P. Besrs,P .N. Smith and P.. N.
Knapp.
Colonel Smith was chosen a chain
man and William P. Beers watery-
Ths names of several clergyman are
under advisement and it is the lam-
tion of the committee.» get right to
work. so that the puish may not be
without a minor longer than noose
nary.
1'0 II MORI PRODIIOU‘HONS.
Prosecuting Attorney bee Davis
states that he has not yet completed
the prosecution of delta neat dog own-
ers in his district. are are still
quite a number of battles on his list.
lie has not yet how operations in
inset Norwalk and there are still rev-VI
mi owners to look after i smut. Bani»!
Their cases are to receive attention
very shortly.
W
70 Mil. v0 ovms IAV‘.
A party of four will rm. Harwell
young income members of the Nth
Malina will set outI st 11 o'clock realm
still... villi”
mv‘
WW
rsl guards in the vicinity and follow-
: oil in
m .16-“
mornibvg {first the mom
0 wordy
. 8mm lumen
talte a up s but Moron. that pro-
video. led by Gerald Ghnlsares.
l‘y equipped themselves and lelft the,
town in an orderly cleaner.
yor of Merck soon summoned the rib
greats with the purpose of
tor the governor of the province
of Puerto Principle notified the antiv-
critics here first a mounted party of:
two hundred men had taken up arms
t’Arroyo. Blsuco. near Siege De‘ Avila
only-two miles southwest of Moron
This force is commanded by Dollop
Seances. ”an «revolutionary general
Governor Silva, of Puerto Principle
has begun enrolling volunteers. The
City of Paerio Principle in a. state
of excitement... bloomed ant Mendez
Wemfieried with Senor Olli'arrili
the ox-Sooretnry of State has Justice
on
this morning. but they refused to '
vulge the subiect of their conference.
Tea city militiamen who were slot
lobed last: hiiht at. each of the ouEly ,
lookout for anv msible trouble. but”
stated nothing occurred
all hand of about 200- insurgents raid:
'ncheulo in Olenfuegos. Province
of Clara. yesterday. taking all
the horses and the contents of the
treasury. 31. 070. Thirty rural guards
have started from Clenfuegos for Sab-
ta Clara on a armored train
The city hall at Clenfuesos has been
fortified
The authorities of the City of Plnnr
del Rio have organised a force of 300
special police and a hundred city mill
tlamvsn
TRINITY CHURCH PICNIC.
-—-,-——- . . ‘
Races and Other Events Held at Valley
Grove. Long lelsnd.
Trinity Church held a most success-
ful picnic at Valley Grove yesterday.
The weather conditions were perfect.
After a delightful sail on the summer
Huntington which comprised a trip
around the warships, made possible by
the kindness of Captain Young of the
cross The boys Imurlrldui'ged in bobbins.
magnum am
under t 0 leadership of‘ Miss
Kirby lemmas indulged in the follow
ngsporls. Potato race. brat prise
Emily Chiohesior: swoon prise. Ethel
Farr; running match for the smaller
girls. first price. Ethel B we; second
miss. Ethel Farr; runs match for
the larger girls, iirst. price. Ethel
peanut hunt. ilrst prise. Amella‘Lund.
quiet; second prise, Florence Knoodler.
Refreshments were served by the lad
tea in the grove near the pavilion. An
early return was made to South Nor
well: each and every one voting the at-
fair an unqualified success.
THE MILITARY “AWN.
Companies 0 and F Isglrv Drilling
Early in Delano-Athletics
Planned.
Companies D and R. of Norwalk.
will open the drill season on the first
Wednesday and Tunney in October.
respectively. Both do as are
planning quite an eaten ve athletic.
pmgrun Company? .as usual. will
which” a strong basketball
w
lives a the country
Indoor baseball and basketball teams
are is the works for Company D and
in addition the latter company is is!
ing up rieil practice for each drll
be present ides. is to have a
medal foo swab month’s shooting and
for the moon.
eak- ‘
. er of the House of Represents ives.
. during the liberal ascendancy in that
‘ body The members of the band open?
The ratio ‘
. water.
SlilCOND HAN“
W "lib-—
. right piano, cite p Address 4‘ ,_
can in it
care Sentinel
WANTIMIRL TD
store Saturdays. Apply (land
so. SonIiiTS . ‘1 ’ _
WANTEWPARTY W.
to buy a house and some
somewhere in (30
Price must but be too high. ,‘
M. .l. Regina Dillon. illitltuselle; t...
Bronx Borough New Yor (ll , ll
at the former a home until one o'clock .
ing Havana police stations were on the .
Mead: second price. Emily Chichostor; ‘
J. A. . RUBBER. .
Painter. Pa “Hunger and,
Butlmatessu illitt‘ed. Addres
son St. Telephone call; 606
e. F. SENEDlCT, PAINTRR.
decorator. will paint your h
best materials in a neat sn‘
manlike manner. Ask fur an 9
Address 12 South Osborn Ave ,
Norwsilr. '
HORSE SHOEING. HORSR
ping, carriage and wagon rep-iii
Willing, rubber tires. sign work,
and secondbilnd carriages and
for sale. Work called for and liv
cred. Call or telephone 324-3. an
M. Lester, Havilan‘d St. ‘ ~
stacrao PLATING or
kinds. b
nickel. it
black you ‘1
Huntington. the party landed at Valley”. 34.8“
ll 5 "‘
lug, electrical»
massage a s .
am for a “has cool
this for powder Cail’ .
meat. Superhuous hair and bi ‘
moved without pain. maul
vous Melon-oat Alli; , -
over their signatures M iii
ueil’s Kidney and B .
cured them " viginal lad! stools
be seen at 171 Main Shiliiorwallt
drusgists at
my to learns W. V
tandem
willeompetewuu the crack A ..
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