l I!
are ‘ .ML of such nature as
,1mes1I-ofa1IIuaruIIymrk, but an
way home
L , ‘Isions 1:
m Wwith the once/r e
:illi’lill climb the. inn
out weIre station? on at Fort TérI
_ d..1_v $31.9 tlieI.,8IeIcol
:III manpowmInh 11ng
, rt: 1' t. on 3
iii" “‘di' 1....
ifl'li. ed ‘sta Artillery,oII
w‘ c roe companion are at ,1?
Terry and we at" For'tl Wright.
Besides the regular officers of theme
artillery companies there ware a numv'
Iber .3: United States army officers
. from-II dlil'crent branches of the serI
' vised? Th Wm 'seréral otheersII
the one ,fiifio hafarnl calls it";
inn It: id bee‘l'
ed litld is t on
oeuvres which had been
these forts
11;an general scheme was the forcing
$39» é‘n insane to. Long Island Sound
a
a; would II‘IIIIagipose to inIrcmbardrlieh
scent is 0L 9 pectic
shore, such as been) 3"" omit ‘nI'l‘
ven Bridgeport, NorwaikoI and SI :11
ford, as well as put at oi
an enemy the most impo ant c
the country, namely Neill, ’,!'ork
Mansfield Wright, Mickie:
are intended to smear
trance, but it was cloth-l .
ed that, if Fort Mansfield could be
overcome: oremrnervrorts ‘cauld not
be rinsed: Islecttvgly, as their guns
. would be taken in réve1se. Fort urns-
lleld is the weakest of all the forts,
as it has no suns over eight-,incbr csIl-
ibei“.'- Thdse‘éwollld be dilsregal'ded .b
a battles temp, tinnitus channel being
used which passes a the rear of For
Wright," theye'would be nothing to
limp thé progress or a hoatiie fleet.
it"thiMh'ei‘elore'be incumbent on the
government to construct another fort
e" eastern and of Fisher's island
. id support Fort Mansfield,
“Elm enemy under a cross lire.
' ' i tirade this new fort chauld be
‘ g'iwfith the largest guns such
I61. lien rifles
the'iiiiiinoeuwes just passed 111s-
Thii‘ii'cbililiictlcut infantry was used
s
groin ted at
i
1. f1
as in ~ Il"suppoxts arid several dcr‘
[é _ Were detailed“ ”to" 1111111
tip ' ' {such as Colts rapid- tire
. an, 1 6 filters The crews oi these
it ‘L 8‘.’ as well as the other in '
runny; aha are armed with Krug-
Jalifibp‘ii "’i'lfles. were charged with
meals its bi hilt'dlug parties from
themed heat. it was left to 001.
Fltchvsmi', 'hie ofiicers to so dispose.
these troops as they deemed best for
the purpose indicated, and they no-
quitted themselviis in a meat ex‘ceh
lent mariner til? the tasks assigned lb
them, N Which 'bl'onkbt' th'é'm much
praise from the United States officers
who inspected the positions occupied
by the t.roops There was one attack
about Monday noon which was best-
en oil most effectivelyiip' Wile. at an
energetic attbmpt by the fleet to land
from a number of launches armed
with rap} dire guns and supported by
a,i1vsw1su1bardment from the bat-
tieships. '
The ositions taken up by the
lrddpls’ 'th‘e Third infantry were w
w 11 ch sen til
rafirel this attncgin
cisiba‘wha’m
clariog the defenders victorious:
Another attack,- during Wednesday
nighti‘lwiis delimit hilarioc‘erlttfbi. and
the battleships- “which strc discover
hay were his to
' party and a db?
.1
t
ed by thisstlarahlighis as well as the'
landing particsnrdcei'vad such an' of»
’ fective {10de that charmed be do
sist'lml seek ntctlylmretmt: '
it gets wiltlout asylum that the
work of the snare-men Was extremely
interming- to shoots and that «boy
tailor shop too had that when
Jiltgl'lt'hbréffmbll if”? Willi. Balm 1332.1 13"» :33
so a a run we
The time hen .tlte militia existed nogppart Hartman in open it. i
mostlywdor momenta! purposes has.
gone by. The Federal government has
taken the matter in hand. and if these
manoeuvres are carried out in the
Julure they huva‘ been in the lust
tow 1's. there is no doubt that this.”
; ,
will will become an elicctivc light-
100 M, which Will do its full duly
When, ‘cI‘Islleu‘ 11me for the distance at =
nus “ try, and ivlu do it ammonia},
and ,. ordinance. Aside ’frtrib
its! ‘ 111 wheels, the troops liverb
ups, '1 an to take care of them
agitatwmic in o campaign.» Cooks
1i. 9“,? is tied fr ach com any
Wall. 'trnflenzmwg'o 1mm, pand
new; ' routine lit the «and sol
diir ' I follmil' iii every detail.
Gillan!
' (lot it and his stain,
'5'}? the minim” lounu ware almost
deals” 9;: It. when odorf'not a
L {(3% bouldlbo detect-
eregsddéd “result was 111111
oil‘s calculi dictum was observ-
u: ,nrinpithe whole two weeks and
libido! W?“ lot dull after
hospital.
‘i_
wlihproiitto ’
‘L th‘ lit. "than New
rays fiery,"vihic'l1 if succesIfi
-t8itn1.,oh
yi I,tho umpires '001
test particular, and it was
a he bursa oral or?
ill, fillb inspects e campy
the ”one quioklll
the," canning oner- Blnzhsm announc-
r
. “laws," 0”quwa 1,5.“
It is t irtIy-sItIx years si on
can hi can Mbeéil chars“ 'wit'hli
it tried tic cowardice-
"4,11
Tracy S.
on. until meorrow toiget 4116‘
buy of other witnesses.
1..qu Ml iclrswns bathodmitll pcrsplru
ti
his and unclIuIspingI Ihls hands.
“‘li‘s lllkl plead”
hack in a chair, Commissioner Bing;
hmrfimmwdl“ l ‘
. an accused. who gave you permis-
ii! i down rW,ho lac "’1
i%' 5': l t l 5'
L1
tentlon is?" Bingbnm shouted
and a raised his chin.
"Are your heels together?"
i e stirring session. He listened at
VIE“ thile was read the indict
like any
«,Irend fled to the Spending building No.
he escaped to murder three home lat-
a,r John C. Wilson. ‘
took charge of the preliminary
*Vestigation', was prosecutor.
cused’s counsel was Aaron J. bevy.
[amen O’Neill of No. 324 East. Twenty
aev nth street. engineer of the Spnld
hilding, testified he heard a com
in
L :11 tion in from. of the building about
, uly 23 and saw Warner
't. ‘tusll inside t c entrance with a pistol
“MyL brother and i run to the sieve
tor and went to the basement Warn
or went upstairs with his 'pistol point
ed i told my brother it was old
Warner and he must have shot some-
body About a minute later i cums.
upstairs to telephone for the police
1reserves. After i telephoned, Police
what was the best way to catch Warn-
er in the building.
the elevator. Policeman Walsh
and rushed upstairs.
drawn but no pistol
Warner a‘galn. "
Says Walsh Fied.
'te‘red the building he saw Policeman.
upstairs.
a shot, was fired, ” Hartman l1
“Walsh turned and rushed past me.
the second floor. and i followed.
slammed the door and it locked, and
than he cried 'Oh, l’m shot. book at
his and see!’
" “I told him he should know whether
he was shot or
told me not to open the door. and!
it, you' ve got a gun on you, and why
‘don’t 011‘ I30 out alter him?
man s at at me l'd go back (or him.
bolster came out with it.
to the window, rapped on it and shout
come up. "
the witness saying:
"I
the shop after releasing his pistol?"
WouIlItin't, LIct Him cm the Door.
wt 0 police reserves. "
“I told Which to open the door and
e Minced to lot the door he opened."
in
batch. who spoke with a pronounced
German accent:
:dnid that yoursclti)
'i'h die ,wus a litter in the room
Wait flan. nihilism silenced instant
iy. Mitch said that Walsh gave as a
roses for not opening the door that
their lives were in danger.
occurs 0'. Phierson. shipping clerk
in Spatula”, testified that he was
man who had committed murder was
in hiding there. He entered the ele-
got all at the second iioor lust as the
not at the taller then opened and
r”Walsh appeared, crying: ‘
“My God, has relief come at last?
Have they got him?"
ofI the bicycle policeman demanded.
The -~ w shot at me." Walsh
roiled. File III—wt! hear blew 1an
are off. ii‘oit my hat.”
‘ mu Walsh's Pistol.
One of the policemen sailed“ the pier
Ital which Walsh held in his hand audits
L Minna partition that; ‘
ditworking to:
”it. is s. heavilydluilt man of twain
to ty—nine. His shoulders are sloping nud-
arouse an enthusiasm of the oilioers his carriage is described as iii-qua ty "
d. The flash hangs loosely on his round
as, e testified, shifting his weight.
Latest. mull“ hombre foot to the other and clasp»;
Atter
edhob guilty; and seAltledi
ll get to his feet, and thrust the
, “and“ back of. him.
you know what standing at at“-
isIh'sI arms lll‘o'ppcd‘ to his side;-
Walsh’s heels clicked. He stood on
his feet throughout the two hours of
“[19]
6, garg'ing 111111 with falling to
eilort t'o apprehend Warner
after the latter had shot Miss Norling
'29 west For‘ty- second street whence
inspector “Shilling Dick" Walsh, who
The itc-
man
. . all .mm
uters’s cabochon at the time
titer corroIIbgr iii a;
Phiersdli “first ‘ '
inane-storm aIpnfiuncvil
lllIi
broiled tjlouli .
fired “a ‘youxlfi mull)
lor the defense.
WIiwas Warn r, gush
Ryanillstie echo "trite
all no 0 can 11 I
'Zwt n’e’ ant the gllrgrpicc.
unfinishend ballad upstairs. Other
lpclicemen united in a few moments,
unaware/y looked up the stabs, where
War er en id be seen.
1,“.
into he slid 5,".
hlr't‘ indwelling
net! lstoeil',
shouted.
“ ‘Come up and see, you skunks.
Warner shouted back.
i’ew moments inter and Walsh run
down to 111a first floor, 9‘5"“: ’i’m.
shot. Coins ‘u‘p.’ i saw its sm‘okt‘:
‘trom the pistol but Walsh went back
upstairs”
Walsh on the ,Staud.
Ille 'said he was on post when sum:
burned to No. 3 West Forty- second
street, Where Miss Norling was shot.
1
where the man had gene. who did the
shooting," Walsh testified. *1 ran to
the Spaulding building and rushed.
upstairs to the third floor turn, Witch
Warner pushed a pistol in my face
and med. 1 was blinded by the smoke
and staggered into the tailor shop. i
thought i was shot as I felt a sting in
my leg. i hit it against the smile;
i found later making 11 coutII1I1slon. "
“What made you slugger.
Commissioner Bingham.
"The smoke It was so since to me,"
Walsh replied “I remained in the shop
about five or seven minutes. 1 had
drawn my gun at once, but Minch said
i must not open the door. i wanted to
hallway and i thought it was Whinerl
' “i came out at the shop, wulke‘d
down one flight. and culled to the cops
to come up. No one responded. Then
i went back to the shop to search it.
and also the rooms formerly occupied
by the Metropolitan Life insurance
Company on the second floor. i could
not find Warner. and 1 went down-
stairs again and shouted to the oillcels
to come up i appealed to the cups,
but they did not some up ”
“You wanted to get out of the toilet
shop; and was prevented?" Commis-
Wililnuhy, of I‘
but the
Iuei F.
o 0k 370 -
West Twenty ninth silent, Was called ,
“i had heard the shouts in the street.
and saw a man whom 1 was told later .
The other '
he 11‘ c you?" some or the cops ‘
II heard 11 shot _
Walsh was called in his own defense,
“I {phoned for an ambulance to the .
East Filty- first street station and 3
then returned to White's store to salt"-
shoutedE -
open it because i. saw a shadow iu the, .
sinner Binuhum asked
“Yes
to let me opc‘n the door.
Hartman and Minch refused
They stood
man O'Leary came in and asked me
i said Warner hnd'
gone upstairs and O’Lcary wont up in
run
into the building a few minutes later
He hall his club
i heard it pistol
shot later but did not see Walsh on
Frederick L. Hellman. oi No. 2029
glydcr avenue, Bronx an employee in
be building, testified that as be en:
Walsh ahead of him and followed him ‘
“He was approaching the th rd floor-
and Iwas‘ a few feet behindhi nwhen'
d‘ ponement.
ran into C. K. George‘s tailor shop, on
He
riot. When 1 saw he
was not bit i wanted to depart, but in;
got disgusted with him i said “D~—-u '
if a
He tried to drew his pistol and the
He went
ed and motioned to people below to
Commissioner Binghum interrupted
ask you earnestly on oath,dl1l
Walsh malls any attempt to so out of
"No. and he told me 1 must not
open- the door." Hartman replied. "We
wore in the taller shop about twenty,
minutes when a clock. (tom Spalding's
store rapped on the door and entered
1114111011, 01 No. 319 East Seventy-
I youth street. ample ed as a cutter in
go not alter his man," Minch said, “but
Commissioner Binaham was listens
attentively, and he shouted to
"Sis h'nbén dos aelbst assert?" (You
told upon entering the building that a
water with two bicycle policeman, who
"What’s the matter with you?" one
3‘ atom
with their backs against. it "
“You bud your club and pistol, and
they stopped yo on?"
“Yes
Bingham Giarcs.
“Do you tell the that. do you?" cried
Gen. Bingbam. He called Hartman and.
Minch inside the enclosure again, and'
measured them with his eyes before he
, turned texture at Walsh.
“Why did you. go to’Ithe‘ tailor shop
it second time to search it, and why
did you stop your search at the soot
0nd floor?"
“i wanted more help." Walsh replied
Lawyer chv. for Walsh. usked for
an adjournment until tomorrow to se-
cure witnesses who. he said would
corroborate ,Wulsh‘s testimony. Com
:msisioner Binghum granted the post.
Roosu will be rcplosentcd today by
fumes W Ridgway, formerly District
Attorney of Kings County,
WARNER SHAMMJNG.
BCHLAPP SAYS.
u”...
Cornell University Man Testis Murder-
or and Finds No Paralysis.
Prof. Max Schlupp of Cornell Uni-
versity, at the request of Dr. Gordon
Lindsay, of Bellevuc Hospital. visited
last night the prisomwatd of that in-
l stitutlon to study the case of Frank ll.
Warner. under arrest for the murder
0! Esther (l. Norling and John C. Wli-I
son on July 23. '
Warner was supposed to be suffe1in t‘
from neuralgic paralysis of the let
side. His head was wrapped in ice
bandages. These were taken off, null
Prof. Schlapp asked him in a low
, voice it he could hear; to which Warhv
or answered yes. He said' also that
he could see when his right eye was
closed. Then Proi Sbhlnpp.nccordiui;
to his report or the matter, thrust n
needle into Warner's ielt side and he
sprang out of the chat 1'.
Proi. Bchiupp said he was convinced
Wilmer“ had been strumming as to the
paralysis «or the left side. also as to
PR 0F.
the impairment or his sight and hour-
as.
The proiessor said he would report
windiest District-Attorney Manley
5'» ‘
Dr. Lindm said that in his opinion
Warner in two weeks would be in (it
condition to be armisncd.
LKIFT A FORTUNE TO HIS IM-
PILWIIIIS.
W
wimp. Ibisln by Warner. Cam for
Thou Who Worked for Him.
John O .,‘Wlison the hht manufactur-
or who was shot in his oilllls‘ No 26
waverly place last deuesduy, by
Frank H. Winner, kill an estate or
9190.000 in New York state, nil pep
tonal roperty, accord:nf‘to the poll
tion it ad with his Full 11 the Surro-
sste's cam yesterdai' '
Mr, Wilson mMG’IiiB will ill the New
York Hospital nutrient before he died
on duty at. His will absinthe that he
was unmarried, and sheets that his
bulii‘lafi' illd- diam property lid *1!in
vised equally between Janet's. Mori-
arty; Charles A. anemone; Albert.
Blake, Morris 13. flood chum
lit-rites. ’IWliilain in his
nipioysasor
ii'ulhiwild Ibhnf
a
less one share which il given to has
museum's better on the Bow
, smivthctmdibccn a friend at Ill. Wile
, formal! ‘
' Whore military instruction are regard-
? school or college for instructions as his
% ,If. orifice}
l:
chin
chin
LEE
“‘14“
they are never sold under any
to dealers.
Nevertheless, tricky dealers
name” scheme. As a matter
same job- lot machine at a much
or run: sinus
troll" was
MILITARY INSTRUCTiON
—__..—_.
chm.- M‘ado in the Rules Governing
. Detailings of Officers.
WASHINGTON. July 30.-—Dccnusc
of some necessmy changes in the chili-
acter of arms furnished allurintionzii
institutions at which army or naval
officers may be detailed and because
of iiiconeistcncl in the. original order
the War new plant has revised the
regulations on this subject. which burs
been published in the form or 11 new
order. Among the provisions is that
no detail of an uiiicer on the active
list as plOfessoy oi military science
nod tactics. is to be made at any in-
stitution whhh dose not guuruhtce to
maintain at least, 100 male pupils over
15 years of use under militul y instruc-
tion Ne detail of 1111 officer on the re-
ti1cd list is to be made to any lustltu
lieu of certain classes known as “A
C. D." which does not guarantee to
maintain at least 75 male pupils ovci
l5 years of age under military instruc
tion. These classes cover institutions
‘whose organization is essentially mill
Cary All instructiolis not esssniinly ml
litury which maintains a course of mi
litary instruction equal or superior to
that required of state land grail or as
riculturul colleges and to institutions
on till nominal. Whore it is practicable
a detailed non commissioned. oiilr-cr is
to report to the officer on duty at. the
assistant
STIMULATION thl-iOUT IRRITA-
TION.
That is the wutchword. That is
What 01 inc Laxative Fruit Syrup does.
Cleaner and stimulates the bowels
without irritation in any form. The
glinord Pharmacy and Pleisted's Drug
tore
CONDUCTOR WHO RAN FIRST
ELECTRIC TRAIN. .1
"Allis“ Beecher, who enjoys the ills-
tinction of being the yonngimt cond‘ncv
tor on tho New ”York New Haven and
Hartford linilma1l,is now further dis-
tinguished and is untitled ho udittonal
honors in that he was in charge 0!
the first electric train out oi New .llo
shells to Now York. The first electri-
uaiiy operated train to make the trip
from New Rochelle to New York cur
1yiug passengers made its maiden trlp'
last Wednesday morning,1 a few minu-
ins alter sultan o'clock.
Conductor Beecher w ho is very pupil
Iur among the commuters on the New
Haven rend ill well all with his fellow
omploycs. In 11 formed.- resident of Port.
Chester but now makes his henna in
Msmuroncck.
i
m
:DEAFNEBE CANNOT BE ounce
by local applications as they cannot
reach the discnsnd portion of the ear.
Thhra is only one way to cure deaf '
hers, and that is by constitutional rom~
Indies. DOMDBI. is caused by an in
named condition at the mucous lining
oi the Eustachian Tabb. When tbs
tube in inflamed you have a rumblins
sound or 1111 pol-lest hearing, and when
it is entirely closed. deaths-0 is no
result. and unless the masturbation
can be in' can out and this tube raster»
ed to “A normal condition, neuritis
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out at ten are caused bil catsuit.
which its points: but all fit email can»
dltlon of the mucous surfaces. ,
We will give One Hundred Dollars .
for any case clinching“ (caused by
ostarrh that cannot “be ill.
tart-h Ionic. Send tor aircu- :
~.3. WW 5 60., Toledo, 0.
Old byufiru 60.
Talia Hull's Family Pills for conch;
nation.
“'3
was.
i.
sewing Ma
Singer relationship' in the mode '
script article?
That’ 5 because the Singei' Ma—
over as the model of Sewing; Ma—
:are always, sold through Singer stores, and Singer stores buly~ ‘
belief that their job- lot machines af'c really Singers. sold] under
another name, by the familiar “If you knew the maker's
maker's name, you could, in nine cases out of ten, pet the
l
Look forsake letter ‘36”
IKIWAINQI WILL FIND IlNflIIIR
antic Main St" Swath Namely
fillm» “for 8""! 1&5} ”00‘s.? '
fl‘.
1.
a
, lion. Th
lbw
mes tin to rosin unto
l .
I,
as are recognized the mid
Ilu
cproteolionébut‘theI l L
l
EXQWLS
ix 5'.“ MN f1,”
other name, {Igor are thdy sold
try to mislead people into the
of fact, if you did know the
lower price
\..
van is"
YWIIIII
u'isi
s-r'lfl'iis '2
L enha‘.
France has Extended “films for Collcc- I. '
lieu of Coffee Duty to October 1.
PARLIS. July 30. ~Wlint has
characterized as the obstacle in the:
my of the continuation of the tariff '
negotiations between France and the i"
United States has been removed for,
France has notified this United States
that she has extended from August
1 to October 1.1907 this decree p10vid~
ing for the collection t the minimum
duty on calico brought in from Porto
Rico.
Front-c makes it older that she can
elders this sxtensiori not 11 right which
the United States can. claim, but pure-
ly an act of courtesy on her part and
uh evideuCc of her curncst. hope that
the negotiations upong the pi oposltiou
submitted thl'bough Jusserand, the
"French ambassador Washington,
will result in un agr
tintious will now pm
linsasdor White and its Foreign Oiflcc.
’i‘hcir progress however, probably will
be slow as almost all the Foreign 0f-
officials are now away on vacations.
Ambasaudor While, he has been wait-
ing here to learn the csult of France s
consideration of this. matter is about
to go to Carlsbad to he the cure.
ONLY CURE FO DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bus , of New Castle.
Del“ says: “i suffeilcd for years with
dyspepsia. used to h‘Fvo great distress
:und belching. l tied everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
'untii I took Brnziliull Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured or completely.”
For sale by R. H. tainted. F. H. Bax-
,rter and The Cliifor 'Phnrmaoy. ”
law-s
SIMPLY A F MiLY ROW.
NEW HAVEN. lily 30..“
Willi
- learned yesterday t at the police have ,
dropped their three igatlon into the al-
is; ad assault upon Agnes Shorthouse,
which was report
mun precinct by th lather of the girl
’i‘hlily state that it 11 simply a (chilly
row, and that it did not assume proper
lions iurga cnounh‘for them to make
an arrest. Miss fllhorthonse's thrust
was alleged to lid in lwcu cut by 1111
unltnowu mun whcjn the family were
in church.
1
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B us
find
‘ $1 to. 585,50
All olors.
mm
, ppepd Iwes rams?
, :l‘
i 'who c‘o‘ul
II“tbat all the ,u'yo‘rlil
5 sprightllhes of step and action that
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boar Master Weller Sing,
isIhed. The seat and back are uphol~
j' stored in velour red or green. and
. l
‘. L. IAdmInlon 25c: Children under 12. 100.1
been ,- 'L
t
e merit The page I.
cd between Am- .L
ed to tho Giraud nvo .
can rowel. i "
uvcu railroad
laws of timber».
sy wornh with out Melinu’s
grivate car. and anothbr private car.
aissl opera :we'l‘ii with them The oiii
Pinon; a' ge‘u‘d l at. the railroad pro‘
Iporty.
we cumulus wthN
t necessarily one or bperi'spi. form
{cat Ircs. .I Many a bI‘nlIn wont u
never serve as an no t'sls
odsl, possesses those rare nuullllssfm
mit‘siI. heathen
til skin and bull
ill “I30
fc leer all, .8,“ Ilc‘ll'il sin
A physician:
accgm tilil' 890000.401“ 0*.
amen is' Ipo'v'er attractive; n
Raiser Elb'ctrl’c sitters i
a women; give simbK nerv's
even to
this We
bright eyes. smooth,
beautilul corrupts
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A’MsiucAN LlhsocRAPu co
Direction Joseph EInIglsnder.
illustrated Song-.5
5:, 100, 15.1
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PATERSONS.
of the Hudson :River League.
Open every afternoon and evening.
Large new skating springs. AmpleI
seating facilities for spcbtntOrs'.
tinted songs by Joseph McMahon at it
and 9 plan. '
Mission the: sunrise, lac.
newsrooms.
PROPRIENI“.
Metropol‘ tan 61mph.
TROTWG
ANiI) PAOIIlilG.
nurmac tnAcK Minuteman
(Under New Management)
Four Days—July 30-August 2.
The fastest horses in training in the
East to compete for $4,300 in purses
Admission 50c. Trolley cars direct:
to track.
excuseious To Hunrisoros
, AND VALLEY shove.
On and“. Alter FBIQAY,JUN£2!.1907.
cw and Communion-
Sleaihoi '- Haulinglou
bi'lP'l‘. WitrLlAM a. YQUNG,
' Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE aluminium» tor Nor-walk
Mondays and Fridays at 0:46 o.
m. and 3:15 p. m. '
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and mli’ridays at 8: 46 a. m.
and 5:16p
sxcunstoN TiciéIE‘l‘B,I bile. BlNGLil
400
children, 5 to is years, incursion, silo;
Bins ls Fore, 25c.
Will stop at VALLEY shove Mon-
days and Fridays on signal.
lune} Pectin tuition
SAV 1N” ROCK
coon-sitcom Manchu ”critic Pics-urn
Vin Rail to New gown and Electric
“summit
Train “nodule sod scorpion so»
u Fellows:
Dorian, 8:17 a. 1211.. 8513.
South Norwalk. it: 25 a, 111., 75c.
i
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i
The deaths is last right for
swimming.
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I ran
YOUR
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till
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Ind‘Iuiul 1y iivsniiips."
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111 as. chisou 1t.
In?" FOUNU DEAD.
II.“ Lord, a clerk ems wad by {about cm
L Willis place
at his?
and"
Winston sail will
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mi? ”Mill 100110me ill
not“. “1.1%
that"' livlns’hi
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lifll
Due New Haven at. 9126 11.111.
And Milli! soon by Electric
direct Railway at iii a. m.
Excursion Tickets fill (WM "41.
it'll). good only on the ir in and die
as above, and must be purchased he-
tore taking the cars, or regular taro
will he collected.
The White City this season presents
many pleasant surprises and sense;
lions, chief of which are the heinous
Kris» Krona Air Ships, chutes. The
Lemon. etc, Ben tillers Ocean Flor,
nailing Beaches, om hiili, rum Div
arcs. Figaro ii hallway, Pleasure
yesterday on Association Will lists its semi all”...
Well skill: _
ion. Guaranteed Bi :,
, - the seat. affords sufficient room
Hours~2 to 5 and 8 to 10: iii p. m. "
Extra music every evening and illus- .1
\MSAR PERFECT nausea m II -
Gathering in That Place in De
~ , ' somber.
Mayor A. F Howe while
at the
minis) said. illlliifil‘éliie “11“le 0010' nicotine oi the consolation of mayors
hold in Norwich. last week. extended
cinls did not leave the help here but an “1“,,th to the association to
d Blimiilfillfll’ W Elite meet in Derby. and the association nu
copied the invitation. This will he the
, first time that the association has that
lit Derby and the in
considerable inn-«mu
opting will have
for the people
its; well as tar 1111 visitors The meet-
ing will be the semi-annual one and
“Will be held here on December 2.
com epitome.
REPAIRING OR OVERHAULING"
Done In the Best Manner Possible.
Complete ways for hauling out vessels
OSCAR ANDERBION,
Formerly Toquet Launch Works
lINestporI't. Conn.
Automatic
Sofa Bed
These Sofa Beds are made 1p the
most substantial manner. The l1 times
are made of quartered oak,.illgbly pol~
tufted The kuvnn can be changed in
stantly into the most comfortable full
size bed. The large bon underneatIIh
0
store the bed clothes when not in use.
" II Prices range from 636.00 up.
........
cldcr'it we can measure the pew-
er and kind of lens. Bring us,
the pieces and we will (in the
rest. ' '
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
HomsrB Hoyt,
I!» ~13
7-8 United Bank Building.
‘ Tel. Mil-12.,
WEAFl PEiIlIFE6T LENSES
1,1va ironic. may as you,
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE. I
in fittest Julieta, 3391..
LEAVE soiu'r‘u‘ nouwstu Iron
new vonx.
n. M.~.-12 56:; 5:1151. 5311:. is: 115:.
11:01}. 6:10 ":6 110,6 5c, 7211111. 8111111.
rimming? its. 9,:3151, Is 08, '.1b 11511,
P.‘ hid-iii: £121.11 10. l: Illix, 2:511:11,
a: 2113,11 an. a. 06:. s 1111. 5:11p, s 15:,
mo 11‘ 63:! 1:12;. 1.1111: ll. 57:110. 32.
aundsys.
o. ‘0’ ram: 021,5.141, 11:41, 8:67.
P. has 50! 121111, 11.55:. 5:111
5 511:, 7: oo 7.15.1:“1, a: 211:. a: his
10:23.
new YORK won sour-H spawns
:1 11.412: 110:, 12:09:, 1: H.111 a: 45.
saws-1 massed uvam‘ to»
ll: 66. shot. it: 08. 11:10, 00:0:. 9:1“.
10‘?! 111003.1110
.“113l03.1130.:,.3.001.
2: 03. 81811. IiII: Ill") 1450?: 4:82.
6: 021:, .ill 0.3;:7110.
7:483J10x, ill 40, 11‘?“
“Matt.
”1162” MM: 00, no. 11: com.
r. star or. 11:111. 11: 001:. 11:31:.
11: can, 1:: on.
IOIUTH NORWALK TO iIiILW
HIM/IN
A MM” 031:. l in. :1 Mix, 1.111.
was. Iszts. 11.12:, 9141:, l. 51. 10:14.
11.0111 all.
unis-12: 05: 1:113, 11.11711. 3: ills,
1111.6 9111. scissor. u to r: can.
s to 6:11. to: '00:,11 as
“globes-«l: 40 and 7: 25 in Bridgeport
’a
0:10, 10.44:.
P M’i tulip, 21311. hits.
courr‘i «newline to ossluilv.
A. alarm, tits in our.
drove Open Air concerts, shore Dina
cars, The! autonomic, Roller Coaster.
std, present attractions varied and i1»
tor
trio Line in time to reach Union Bin
lion, New Haven, at lit/lo p. 111., at
whiéh time more ttniu iliiid
W 3nd.”
snarl r.
shifts. 1
strains leave Bevin Rock by also
kill-- whit. , 2132 (Saturday only).
1min, 6.10, 8. tour" 6.6.1,.0. till 1.
oils .
A ”H9i15.10i063.
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v
Killfliitilmlll 1'0 SOUTH NOSWALK.
\A. Hit-*3: 15$ 7i”, 8311} 103 9’, '11. ”a
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