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Local 11111111113.
Miss Isabel Aller of West street, has
returned from a two weeks visit in
Providence and Fall River
Harold (liendonning, M. ii. Glover,
. Sidney Guthrie, Hiram Davis and new
era] others are on 11 iishing oxperition
'_ today. ‘
Sarah Clancy, 11 little Winnipnirk
girl was taken to the No1 walk l-I‘ospi-
ml for treatment yesterday. She was
burned several days ago about the taco
and arms by hot tot.
- It is stated that the two Norwalk
- young men who started for the wild
and woolly West oMnduy. returned to
their homes yesterrl11y.’l‘hoy d gone
as tar as Pound Ridge, who icy ho-
cume discouraged and hit the buck-
W1rrd trail for home.
The remains of Owen- Mulligan, for-
merly of Norwalk, who died Sunday in
New York, were brought to NOI‘VHIKI
this morning and interred, after tuner--
at services at St. Mary’s Church, in
St. Mary‘s Cemetery. Mr. Mulligan
was a brother otMrs. Bernard Cum-
things, of Harriet street, Martin and
Joseph Mulligan, of Norwullt.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will enter
thin titty members from Charity Lodge
of Bridgeport, and twenty members
from Mary Lodge, Ridgefleltl. on Fri-
day evening of this week. 'i‘htIrc will
be three members initiated into the
mysteries of the lodge. The director
manuals that all members of both
toams be present at 11 full rcluInanl,
Thursday evening at 7:30.
TEA PARTY IN SILVERMINE.
.Horse and Wagon of Union Pacific Tea
Co. Fall into Mill Flume.
ll vcrmnc. no doubt, has rend of tth
turnouts Boston T1111 l’tInty. but the Sil-
vcrnrinc 'i‘ea I’ar'ty is smoothing of
local interest, which happcucd only
yesterday. The soiling for this alYnir
Ins near an old mill in the attractive.
little suburb north of Norwalk. whore
by the Hidc oi the mill runs a babbling
brook.
Yesterday afternoon, it will remem-
bered was very warm and Edwin Curr.
of East Norwnlk, driver for the Union
Pacific Tea Company, very humanely
1 thought that tho llfll‘rit.‘ would enjoy
a drink from the sparkling waitIr That
was an it should lune been. 11nd Mr.
Carr not out to uucbcck the hurl-HI.
He had started to climb back into tho.
wagon :umiu anti tlrlvo tho horse to
I» tho brook, when the horse, lll'llill; ihir~
5 sly and impatient, urndtI l‘or t|11I wuior
which happened to Iit.‘ the. nearest. and
leaned forward to drink.
Unfortunately tbtI nearest water was
in the tiuruc which runs parallel with
" the brook. and which has 11 hunk about
three 11-111. high. 'I‘-hc IiOi‘ili' put his
forefoot, over the bank and stretched
his hotly forward. so as to roach the
water. ’i‘lro weight of the wagon guru
hint u litlbI puuh and into the iluntc,
which in about ten tot-i. wide and has
about. llvc tool. of watcr in it, wont.
born 1111 11nd wagon. 'l‘ho tritium iurntId
completely over and tho irunraut
aroma of Him-ping ton will haunt the
Home for ttourc (into.
Mr. Carr escaped going ovcr with
the craft but ho might as Wit“ liavo
enjoyed tho pluuuo. 1111 he had to wudtI
into ihu water to (Ixtricatc tl1(I borin-
He hold the I'l'llifii and knot the horse“ 1-1
head above watcr. while titllilil mun
from the. mill, bonded by Mr. Lune,
secured pluuloi and prior} 1th borne
out of the throw. ’i‘htI wruzou wan
righted and Mr (Surr- proctItItltId on his
way, thankful that ho had Hold most
of the ten thi'ortI tho ttctzlticut imp
pound.
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WILLIAM KYLE ARRESTED.
w” ’ wort-e tr.
‘ «it-1.1.1... a Golden.
74 WIIhinuton 8t. {Tait Zia-2.
Wan or Gave Him Some Whiskey
HI Wu Dead to the World.
crippled that he in hurcly illlit‘ io walk
he 811mm “rout ruilrtmd bridge taut
asleep and counlticrubii inimitnicd
”thuty Sheriff Scrutiny innit him into
cuntody for Kyle's own good ,
This morning Kyla. who in 11 1111111an
(11 the Civil War urwuty live your» «11'
‘39. told his story before .luduu 'I‘uy-
or in thtI town court ”(I liliii 11 com!
Dino irt liethel. but wanted to not into
he holdiera Home in Norotou.
mm there, but with not allowed to 1-11
(to tilt mouths hut} not «Iridium
bum ho lcii. illii South-1'11 ' Home in
«3111011111. 1111 with walking
v11 him 11011111 whiskey out of
o and left tin.I romaindcr In tho
{or him, lin remembered 11o
nylor 11111.1 him In Mid (1011111,
:11de (1111111111011 ct sentence
with barium way.
. nucH (tulip it. on HEhLfi-E
7 nod Nu occrnucnow or
Iii! we on name,
(dim
than 51111111111.“ .
William Kyla, a battered wreck. 1111 U'“
was nrrchicd youtcrduy altarnoon 1111-,
“,1 ho one
i
inputting in 31111 ctanlttery,
PahtS. Oils and Vitrttlslres.
Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
LBOI‘ line at Spring Goods ever shown,
HARRY "RIDER.
612 Water St. amoeeron'r, Conn.
Good: delivered free. Tat. 243-3.
HAnTrono counnurufioas No'r
ANSWER.
Rev. Dr. Macfarland Gives Paper Ano-
ther Chance to Declare Itself.
Northampton, Muse,
June 18, 1907.
To the Editor of. the Sentinel:
i have given the editor of the limb
lord Contact. a. second chance to de-
ciurtI himself on the question at is-
suo, by sending the appended letter.
C. S. MAOlI‘AltLAND._
To the Editor oi“ the Hartford Courant:
ln'n previous communication i ask-
ed you for 1111 exryilicit'reply to the
question: “Do you declare ydur belief
that the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has not exercised an
undue and excessive influence in obI
tuining and preventing logislation?"
,You reply that my question is irrcl-
(want, because that was not what i
had prcviousiy Raid.
I] certainly did not say, 1111 you In-
tiuurtc. that this corporation was re-
nponsible tor the defeat of all presont
reform legislation. Nor (lid l spunk
particularly of this present legislature.
i do believe that the. record itself
shows that. this corporation has for
years exercised undue and cxaussivc
iutluoncc. That was and is 1111' corr-
tention. Do you deny it? That is
the question
Yours,
CHARLES S. MACII‘ARLANI).
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ARRESTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Edward Stabell in Court on Complaint
Of Miss Florence Anderson.
Edward Siubcl, 11 local young man,
was arrested today by Constable J. .l.
Goodwin, in buntnrdy pr'oct-chiugs,
brought against him by Miss Florence
Anderson, oi Norwnlk a vert pretty
girl but one who has ulr't'euly had some
rather thrilling (protlcncun. She is the
girl who was arrested some months
ago having: boon found asleep in the
rooms of the Rope and Pipe tllttb next
to what was then Chris larrson’svnul
oou on the Washington street. britluo.
The girl had run away from home 11ml
claimed to have been lost. so she slcpt
there having no money to got home
with. Attorney John Cunco has been
retained by Stain-Ill to dtIl’t-Ind him and
the. (111110 will come up later for trial
butoro Judge Taylor in the Town
Court. A bond of $500 was list-d lot
the nppcur'unco (it Stuboll in court.
The 01150 oi’ II‘runk l’ivicki charged
with assault with intent to hill on
John Lidukw, be having hit Lidnlt on
tho bond with a. shovel. will come tip
for trial tomorrow morning.
The case 01' Hwy London the lurk--
1111111. who won trrrosiod as tho rccoivcr
of stolen goods sold to birn bv boys
will conic up Saturday ill 9 o clock
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-«iii. 11' tit-yortton, mutant-r
phit; ’i‘. Markillic. is}. H. liurriuon.
\‘tlorililnirton llortricr, James 1?}. Row-
lnntl. Minn llayos, Mr. and lilru. II‘. S.
linker, Miss liluynunsou. A. ll. Downs.
W. 0. Iii‘it'dlt‘l‘, .I. ('1. liauthitI, it. 1’.
Smith. Louis S. Garrison, New York;
W. A. I"t1thr. wife and tiaucbtcr. ’i‘.
ll. lI‘osttIt', litu‘ii‘ord; .l. A. \V’llnou,
llridgcport; II}. I); LovrrtIil, J. Mt
(It‘s. Hugh '1‘. ('lnmpthil, llostou;
Moore. Mics Sarah A. \‘1’l1tI1IltI1'.l’ltI:ts
uutvliitI; 'itIorIgo i.. liocltwrli. 111111111.
IltIltl; II‘. ll. Wheeler, (1.0. lI‘iitIh. Now
llnvcu; (hntlt-n li.lttItI1Is and “Ho,
lilies itiu Johnson. Mist-r Marv IIl'tlwurdH
M1. lint-.lbutt South Notwalh; Mrs J.
1.. Wood. California; tl. ii. ltutun. H.
il. ilowcn. Sur‘ttlopu; .I. ll Athu.
Sprinuiluitl: Mrt-i.1\l.lI‘t1Ic iiuiiolu.
MahackeMOw—G, SA, llrinluy lirhluc-
port; ii. ii. ilowuos, New York;
(itIoI'giI III. Smith, l’hiirtdoiplilu; llicn
Potter. New lluvcn; Mr. and Mrs.
(told, Mrn. l-louso' Mrs. Gold, li‘. (l.
lI‘unkn, Bridgeport: O .19. “11111111th
i‘irookiyn: Irving Shcur, Now York;
Thomas lrving, Spoitino: (3. 1). Berlin-
ly, Wichita, 10111.; (3. Cuttilcld, lion-
hi1.
ion: 14‘. it. Surinln, South Norwttik:
Mrs, id. 'i‘ut’t, Wontcrly, it. 1.; (l. Itittd,
(icoruuloWil.
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BROAD RlVEH FEOTIVAL.
'l‘hc itilililiii two ninhi'n sl.‘11whcrry
festival of tho llrqud IIIViIl‘ llnlon
t‘hupcl wnu hold litill owning, and was
un cutirc uuccunu. The program num-
bcrs Worc all excellently rendered hi
vatiunu participuutn. Among (ho
1111111111111 morrI impeclttliy worthy of note
wvw Wain-r Sitcohtul and Mill-itiIl' (Int-
howslti. both vloiiuluis, about twclvo
wars ol‘ 111111. ‘i‘ho pluyluu of throw.
two youuuutoru (Ixolioti tho admiration
of all, and they hid i'ttliI to lit‘ilmiii‘
(Isccllmtt tnuutcru of the ribbon“. in»
comment. Minn Laura ltuult, «Incu-
tloilloi. Willi board in unvnral delightful
utuulwru. 'l‘oulghi. Iilt‘ llungurittnIAm-
nrlrnu llaud oi i-iouih Norwulk will
of tho ttttructioph,
When it warmth in, willing to wom-
uolmtiwn olihnr illlo ht married or (the
may Itiiti given up hope.
Orders For
Firew6rks
WE ARE. READY TO FILL ALL.
WHSOLEBALE ORDERS FROM OEALII
COLEMAN’S
10 North min “1" "3.1.11. Namik
out for A. a. lithium . .
can»: not mm a '
Before on by It
III
How often have you bought ta néw Suit in we.
hurry, or on impulse,*tbut you didn't see something
' that pleased you better AFTERWARD?
Don’t do it again! Take a little time to investi-
gate BEFORE you buy, and insure your gutting ex-
actly the suit you want.
See our lines of Summer Suits—dry on what you
like; the moreI you investigate and compare the more
certain it; will be that you will begin wearing a Rog-
ers & Stevens Suit this season. .
' Our prices range the same as it). other stores.-
Pram $10 to $30
but investigation soon proves the superiority of our
clothing m actual value, appearance, and fit over any
and all others in town. .
Fancy gray worsteds and fadeless blue and gray
gorge suits in the smartest models? of the. season, for
men and young men.
‘ And Straw Hats, $1 to $4, .
nishings galore. « '
(1 Summer Fur,-
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
Baby Chick Feed.
. in buying Poultry Foods and especially tor little chicks you must be
familiar with thetood stalls on solo, because there is 11 tendency on the
part oi all millers to work of! grain that is too poor to sell readily when
whole. Therefore it is important to know what to buy, how and where.
This year I have decided to make a little chick food. composed of choice
grains and seeds, carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-
ed. I believe it is better than any bought from out oi! town (although I
will buy any brand you may dcslrei and It you will call I shall be pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
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MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
Large Soft Crabs.
LIVE LOBSTERS, NATIVE EELS AND FLATFISH, STEAK COL),
HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, WEAK FISH, FORGIES, BASS. MACKEREL,
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
THE HATCH & BAILEY Ci).
(dumber and Mill Work for Everuihingb:
FROM A 1111115111 10 A PALACE.
1R.
Titnhcr. shingloc, lath. all kinds and‘grades or beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. All kinds or hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
rooting paper. sheathing paper. littir insulator and deuteniug {intramural-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine, Redwood. Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing. shop Jobbing, cabinet work. veneered work. Klin-
irying facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street. ‘
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Pictorial rem Patterns
100 11113 léc
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Staitonery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main‘ St, South Norwalk
an
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11131911811111,1111111111
With the Best Facilities for
Every Sort of Banking
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Telephone 46-3
Telephone Iii-2
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Small a: wall at large account: an collation.
11150111113153. § . 111100.000 00
‘ 0pm daily from 91.1 J, .
. Saturday Ironing: from I? to 8’
ts
I Accuracy,
‘ Quality
slight. progronu.
Purity
and
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Prescription
Compounding
go to
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THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2. . ._
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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TODAY IN WALL EITHEET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-0nl.Y
a handful of. stocks was dealt; in the
first five minutes of trading today.
l’ttIuding absorbing the bulk of tho nrou-
gro transactions. That stock advanced
trait and Northwestern fell 3,41.
WALL STREI‘IY‘, 1.1 a. m.-—A brisk-
solling movement begun simuiuucous
with the announcement of further gold
exports. Reading, Union Pacific, Uni-
ted States Steel. pith, and Smelling
were driven lid below yesterday’s scl-
ling. 11nd Amalgamated Copper 1%.
Those looses were largely recovered
before it o ’clock Reading arising again
to par. be general list was neglect-
ed, the, business centering largely in
half 11 dozen stocks. United States
Realty hardened, and Chicago and Al
ton Pftl. 1%. North American drop-
ped lltt.
WALL STREET, Noam-The market
fell into a profound neglect at about
lust nights closing level of prices.
Fluctuations were insignificant, but
tho undertone was heavy. Hide and
Leather Pl‘d. foil 131,-. Bonds wcrc dull
and irregular. .-I
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Mutiny of Sapners at Kiev End-
cti '
(Continued From First Page.)
Upon their refusal to do so luptuiu
Akuioft‘ ortlorctl tho troops to fin; and
fell (lend himself ut the first vol
ley.
The lighting continued for scrrrul
tniuuttIa. llult‘ a dozen soldiers were.
liiliilii 11nd about sixty were wounded.
Finally the mutiuccrs, who bud no oili-
ct rs, no loaders and no plans, wuvcr-
cd and fled. '1‘qu hundred and fifty
were captured but orro hundred and
ninety three eluded pursuit. and hid in
the City.
The mutiny at Koiv was arranged
by Shet’ohcuito a rut oluiioulst ol’ good
family. who catered the army as 11
Volunteer for the purpose of undermin-
ing discipline ttnti won over many oi‘
his comrades, but whcu he raised (119
standard of revolt they were frighten-
cd and the little band of ringlcuderu
w (-1 (I ct (I1 DOWN' (Id.
'l‘.i11I1.It- bombs were found, in Shoo-
lttIukoia (out All the mutiuccrs will
be tried by court mum,“
'1 he workmen (Imploycd in a bit; fuc-
tory at Kely struck alter the mutiny.
but. they have not yet been joined by
tho employcs of other iuctorlcs.
(lcncrul Sultior‘nliuoll', the commun-
dcr of Ruby, is taking the most energe-
tic measures to urrcst the fugitives.
Hundreds of houses have bocn scarcit-
cu 11nd ninety-three citizuns have been
arrostod among thorn being officluln
of the rail Iuyn and telegraph utIrvlcc
and tin.I editors or n newspaper's.
Numerous other urrcstu were. outdo
iu Kciv and (1 number 01‘ bombs were
found but order is now rcsior.(~1l The
city hi in the hunda of tho military.
The Novoc Vrctuya today donmndn
that the government use the iron hand
in dealing with ouch mutinlca. it attri-
butes the audition in tho urmy.11irnt
to thtI eruption of the soldiers in the
"immune prisons; cccond, to the pro-
1111111111 of Jews in the army, and (hit-.tl
to the lcntoucy hitherto uhowu by the
military authorities. But tho paper
says tho ptopcgnnda has made but
Military trunnion have also broken
out among the hoopu ot the third lu-
l'nntry divittiou (stationed at Kahlua.
Gonoral Orloi'r regarded as one of the
moat cucrgotlc «(hours in tho 11111111qu
ucrvlcu Mt St. Petcrnhurg himlcdly
bud nigh! alter the receipt of a cipher
(continua; toiuku charge of the 1.1.”
run at K111111111. No information in wt
available as to the nature (it tho trou-
bins ii. strict (turmomhin on all incom-
int; plot-114 (lcsmtcltctt having been in-
sittutcti nines the circulation oi par-
burnout
“PM dominion oi! The Aflflnolntod
ii’t‘hllh irnnr Keir, debuting the mutiny
9.111.111». imam hold up by the censor for,
fourteen homo heroic they were dr'i-
Wired.
'l'ho workmen of Moscow, are also
becoming 1‘03“de and the comnndunt
of that city has brought. twanty two
companion of intuntry into the place to
ovoraWo the man. flavorni big moot-
lug: ct wurittncn tho been broken
(tit
Wholesale 11mm and Dei‘iieciitlons
continue in at. Potersburg.
The preparation of the registration
oi the new parliament have already
be 1111.
he 1111111111111 today defends the 11th ’
honderrmcc or conservative (shutouts
in the new parliament and declares
thin the icon that only universal aut-
[rage can (in god to the country is
“ villi” and nuclear "
Shatter 1111mm that the nttncint '
ho. lid" on ihfipircd by 11311111111.
hat. tor the election oi the members .
of superiority. . - ‘ . I
Men's Tailored Suits, $10.00 to $25. 00.
and prices never more tempting.
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Children’s Wash Suits, 501: to $1 50. r ,
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Prices Clothing Store .
HEAD-TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS ‘ “ "" ”PM? _
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn. -‘
patron gained.“
4f ’i' 1
Phone 165-5.-
C oa | N oti as
If you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought, by a ton
from us. Have just received a cargo of Lchigh Coal for furnace and
range, which is the best mined. 31.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY}
Tel 450. 68 Water Street. '
«STORAGE/I
Furniture, Pianos, Machifiéry
LARGE, WELL VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE. '
LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
WATCHMAN.
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Raymond Bros.
Coal and Wood
AGENTBFOR . '
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
122 Water Street.
HOTON POINT HOTEL
Now open for the Season of 1907.
Telephone :94.
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing U. , . I
and other attractions.
‘1’ Especial attention given to Automobile Parties. "“1
’ Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
Watch our "Want” ”For Sale” and "To
Let” column for bargains.
'mvzm/ YOU numb
BRAZILIAN
THE GREAT
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