WEATHER nor—{East 1 "i
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair
cooler tonight and Thursday. Show
ers have occurred during the past 24
hours In the eastern portion of the
Lake re on. and Northern New Eng-
land an
from Charleston, 3. 0., to Cup (I May.
N. J. An area‘ of high pressure that
is central this morning in the upper
Mississippi Valley is producing cool
pleasant Weather In the central sec-
tions. This area will move slowly
eastward and reach this vicinity to-
night. Conditions favor warm. muesli:
weather with a’ slight chance of local
showers tOWards night followed by .
The ng school .
cool. pleasant weather on Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Frank P. Petty, of Washington
street, is ill
Olive .Brnnch Lodge. No )9,
Knights of Pythias, will meet Thurs.
day evening. I
._______._._.I
Albert Malkin. Jr., and Miss Kath
erine Malkin, of Norwalk are visiting
at Bridgewatcr.
A meeting of Banner Council
Daughters of Liberty, will be held to
morrow evening.
Miss Julia Shepard of Mahackemo
Heights is home from a vacation trip
to New Jersey.
Speidel's orchestra of Bridgeport
will furnish music for dancing at The
Knob, this evening.
--Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Michael Connors, of Derby has srrc
ceeded Samuel Hamilton as libationls’
at the City Hotel.
A meeting of the Phinters’ Union
has been called for tomorrow night at
Central Labor Lyceum.
Slhektnah Sanclorum. No, 35, O. 0
H. and P. will be formally instituted
tomorrow night by A. G Sanford.
Miss Grace Leary. of 10 Railroad
avenue accompanied by Miss Grace
teary, her niece, has gone to Thomas
ton on a visit
Ex Councilman Amos G. Judson who
is now located in Hartford has been
spending a few days with relatives in
South Norwalk
Assistant Postmaster E S. Adams,
Mrus Adams and Kenneth ColIurn of
Nor walk have gone to Pine Hill, New
York, for a stay.
Mrs. Robert Harmon and «laughter
Gladys, of South street, Bethe] , are vis-
iting in Norwalk at the borne of Mrs.
liannons mother.
Miss Helen A. Waterman, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs Elmer
Hill, in South Norwalk, has returned
to her horntI in Bethe]
The Twentv- -tlIlrIl Regiment C. V.
in which Nerwaik was well represent-
ed, is to have tits forty first, Inual re-
union in Bridgeport Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Howard A. Tilly, of
llayvlew avenue. have gone to New
Milford whortI they will spend two
Wt-‘C‘ki-l with r‘l tlvcs in that vicinity.
Miss llelon .VIIV‘oiey and Mfll. 'l‘iIrI-
oihy F. t’olcv, 23 Quintnrd avenue,
who have been touring Scotland have
sailed for borne, aIIdVV are expected hero
early next week.
A big Winton automobile said to
have been wrecked near Ridgollold,
was taken through Norwulit on It trIIelr
u-atorduy and shipped to New York
by hunt for repairs.
Repairs were made yesterdar after
noon to the trolley wire at the corner
or South Main and Monroe streets,
which collapsed during morning. dc
laying trlIIlic considerably.
Assistant Superintendent Ross; of
New Haven was in South Nchalii.
yesterday. looking over conditions
along the line of the New York. New
liuvon and Hartford Railroad Corn-
puny.
Misc Anna is". Steamroller. of QulnI
turd avenue. but returned Ironic front
(I visit in Jersey City. being accom-
hunted. by Mr. nrl Mrs Charles A.
Hteegriiullor wit will spend a few”
days here.
ldnuoln Council, No i. 0.11 A .M.
will entertain the board of state our
core on Friday eroding, at their regu-
lar meeting. Every member of the or-
der is urged to be present. Refresh»
(taunts of cake and cream will be servI
e . ,
biatel librarian George iii (10(1an .-
has received from Charles buttons
Davis brtgsdlertsenersi or the 0' it.
uvolntne entitled ”North
”need (It the Cincinnati."
III II. tbs history (It the organization
and several Iui eating portraits.
WV
Mrs. our A m minors and daughter,
Miss roam pursuant. leave Norwslit
today for New York. and tomorrow wllil
unit iVIIrIi’VV nee, litrs. flat-strain will
that?
‘ n a two years?
manually tile
1 i}! the CH“?
along the Atlantic coast“
v i months andl
T_o__ilel.
Bath Sponges. Bath Mitts}
Bath Brushes, Bath Sprayer
. . Chamois. Face Ponders, Mani; .
.eure Goodafljooth Brushes, ,'
"Tooth Powders. Nail Brushes, "
VNIIII Polish, VNMI Enamel, Gold:
is anything we haveant got that. .
VydrVI want we caVn obtain it ltVli.‘ '
Vyou at short notice. ”I;
‘Druum,’
a North Main at. Tel, 85
ufilillillr «wither-I‘m
, or IsrAMI-‘ono
A“ our School for Boy's.
A very strong staff of teachers gives
individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough preparation for college or
business. manual training. athletics.
Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday.
September 26.
For Catalogue, address
ALFRED 0. ROBJENT,
Head Master.
Miss Gussie Sheldon was a. visitor
in Solrthporyt yesterday
Letter Carrier Julian Main is spend-
log a week’ s vacation out of town.
William Foster, of Raymond Broth-
ers' force, is enjoying a day's vuca
lion.
Miss Ethel Ssabye, of Woodward
avenue, is spending the (lay out of
town.
The schooner Richard Uda," bus or
rived with a cargo of stone for Ray-
mond Brothers.
Miss Celia and Sarah Rattler. who
have been visiting Ml‘ss ida l’odelef-
sky. of South Main street. have return-
ed to their home in Brooklyn.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick Warren Don
ohue. of New York and Newport. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J O'Con
neli, at their residence in West ave
one.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Warren Don
ohIIe of New York. and Mr. and Mrs.
E J. O’Connell, or South Norwalk, are
members of a large picnic par'Ity to
Compo Beach, today
Charles E. Weston has returned to
his horruI lrr \‘l’aterbnry, after a visit
with relatives in East Norw.aik
Brant-is Laurauri and Wiltrod ilod-
welt are visiting at Atlantic City.
“W‘—
TlIc big picnic of Nor-walk Aerie
l4‘.-raternal Order of Eagles. will be held
Sunday at 1ch man Schmidt's woods in
(‘Innbury The big preparations 'Ifoi
the cvcm are now complete and lhc’
affair will be on a monster scale All
of the shore delicacies of the season
will figure in the menu of the clam-
bake.
W. S. iiuttlcld starts this afternoon
for a trip to Long Island in his aux— }
llial’y sloop Allaratu The party will
comprise Judge John H Light (‘Itr
'l‘I'I'cnsurcr Matthew Corbett, Frederick
Baxter Postmaster n it'. Crows, Mayor.
(‘hnrles F). Dow, Prosecuting Attorney
William F. Tomorrow and some of the
other city officials
I
Dr. George Everslelgh Cram arrived
ironic III Norwalk last last. night, to re-
cuperato from his recent severe illego
of typhoid fever, (It the Mexican ruin-
IIIg camp of which he is physician. Dr.
Cram was taken care of during his ill~
ncss by In it) Edw’nrd Bullock. of Nor»
walk. who will also look after his
practice until his return.
i
w -—
A certificate of incorporation was
flier! in the office of the state secretary
Mo day, by the Corbin Church Coin»
pan, of New Britain. The company
will manufacture and deal in Inuehin-
my. hardware and other articles. The
authorised capital Is ”5:000 and the
company will begin business with
»‘$I0.000 capital ’i‘irc' lncorporhtors are
'A. I". Corbin. A. to. Church and George
W. Corbin, of New llrltulu. .
Ernest liaviland. of Ilrlrlgoport who
uvisltor in town. yesterday. r.~iln,v
ilanti has Imdilcidly recovered from
the serious Irritant-(I of his Ictt leg.
sustained at the Rollnwsy. skating rink
hurt year. its has been laid up for
nine months. Another operation will
be necessary in i‘tlmtlmi it small piece
of dead bone. after which it. is believed
the leuwttl heal nicely. Mr. ilavllnnd
has discarded crutches and uses only
a cone now.
EDUCATION OF HOTEL OMENBI
Him August 21.«~Pisns for the
establishment of a national institution
for the education or hotel chefs baht:
employees are being made by th e
ternutlouai Stewards' Association. In
session it re. It is intended to hVIVtve ft
college w ere chefs can he trains and
Stunted scientifically, so the When
ey graduate their will be Nil it to 80V
into the ill tdhei‘l o it hotel and run it:
Tonia ye arr VVgnricruents have
{Vatican
be
”little I" ‘3th h?”
dating
. Vgan wearing wellL
Cream of all kinds, and if there ; ,
If”
hi”
5 Passenger GI ut TOlll‘illfl Car for Sale.
One and The Horse Farm Wagons
c'ro II‘ AND“ suntan.
i," "
rVntr
. a porno tape an so poorly mane. it is a crime to offer them for sale. A
We point with pride to the hundreds we have sold that are still looking well
and suiting the purchaser in ever particular. Our prices
from $3.60 to 83500.
Vr Ii fiction and we Vshitli alway3 3trlvo tVOV
Exclusive styles and
‘ ,Souch Nor-walk. Conn.
I'IIE anon
(lures Sore Throat,’ (‘uirwy
Grip and Pleurlsy out
50 DOSES 25c,
HONEYMOON CUT SHORT.
Father of Shop Girl Dies After Social
Leader Weds Her.
llRmGEPOR‘i‘. August Bis-«After It
romantic (Ilopomcnt which startled
Connecticut society. C. Dudley Mills.
social leader, and his pretty shopgirl
bride. formerly Miss Carrie i’l'iIIr. suf-
forcd a sad blow to their illlilliillvlltl
when they Were informed of tho sud-
den death of Mrs. Mills' father. lion-
:lnrnln Wier. of this city. Mr. WIIII-
passed away suddenly Monday from a
paralytic stroke The young couple
Vulartod on a honeymoon trip Sunday,
ililfl were intercepted yesterday at the
.iamestovvn exposition They started
home immediately. The young bride
Is almost prostrutcd bv the ni'Wl-l
Mills and the shop girl sloped Sat
uIdav night Mills who is lit years
old, a millionaire and It member of the
limokiawn Country. Bridgeport Yacht
'and other exclusive clubs. had long
laid siege to tire heart of Carrie Wier.
brrt it was not until the night. of the
eloponlent that she said “You. ” 'i‘hey
wont to the Little Church Around the
Corner in New York to be married.
Mr. Mills‘ mother ls said to be very
angry at her son's choice of It wife.
and it is asserted that she declared she
would never speak to him or his bride.
The young man is indeperulcnt of her,
however. The young couple hurt made
plans to tour Canada after visiting the
Jamestown fair and afterward to visit
Europe. The sudden death (It' the
bride‘s father. however. may change
this.
One of the worst hublts a man can
have it to have headaches on account
of his bad habits...
Vesta of operation.
model- IuIti rim of Stamfordil
figurik tr «WW
Mk“
I
lurrsrzrnc) V V _ a ,
corps (EEK: V "coup
outlimcoueusmm eunuchTfis
new gut ASIuA
mm Ulcer-atoll 'I‘onsiis, takes Cold.
t . Io Whole system like magic.
in) DOSES 50c,
No opium, no quinine, no chloroform, no poison. I
B F. JACKSON do 00., INDIANAPOLIS, lNDV.
one of “La Tribune.
300 DOSES $1.00,
PASTOR is ‘l'i-lE PLAINTIFF. .
Article Stated That New Haven Pres:
Was Chute But Not Honest.
IlRllK‘lIEPOR’i‘. August. 3i”~—A war-
I‘lllli for the arrest of Pasquale Altieri
('diilVil‘ of "La 'iribrrurr (let Connecti-
out." chadglng him with criminal libel
was issued yesterday. by PIoeroutl g
Attorney Delaney, and placed in tie
bands of the polite The alleged Il-
bolous article appeared in a recent ls-
“ which is on lttIl-
iun weekly newspaper with oillces at.
130 Willard street. this city.
The complainant is the Rev. Father
Mruunehino. of St. Michaela parish.
New Haven. The article in question
accused blur of a very serious offense,
and stated that the authorities had or-
rested him for it. while the New lia-
vcn press, which was “chaste and not
honest, " had suppressed the news. .
The article iniinurlcu that
Would be told in the Ircxtlssue. aId
printed a rambling ltrude against is
priest's character. As a motion of fact
Father Mnrnnchlno who has been
:ucpnectini with the church in New ilrr-
ven for nine years. has never been tic-
onset! of any crime whatsoever. and
has always unicycd the respect and
confidence of his congregation.
lcditor Altlorl, of “La Tribune" is
charged with criminal libel under nec-
tlou I284 of thtI general
Connecticut. The oli‘oneII ls punts “It
bio with (t line of not more than S 00
or .luiprlsoruntmt of not more than one
your, or both.
_ wwnmmw
"i knew you were a fool before i
married Will" “,i presume my propos-
ing to you satisfied ynu (III that pointh"
Ind yeti wlil‘linlreaIlibiteiilcrenr,ecmromrcai
. and convenienrnrn
I. IRniIge Is the built-in experience of years of
stole milking. ‘
, Stalliloid ranges are made In the oldest
’ stoveioundryin America. in purchasing It
Stamford Range you are assured (Vii lIVonVesr virtue, maximum eitleiency and ‘
. In every Stamford »
Your, individual requirement; can well be tilted cm of in tin) many
3 I
, . um Irv. .,
GRACE R. NASH. corner fl rill Main
on West Streets.
‘ interesting information Regarding the
. Guardsmen,
I from work on important mllitary‘dtrty,
. out. of his pockets.
JIIOI‘GI
statutes of .
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
m
Attitude of Employee of Soldiers.
WASHlNG’l‘ON, August 21.. winter
men who join the National Guard Iliad
hilt) inn be absent on important Inili
titry dn y, Is sent out in the annual
report of Gunship
mended the N V I, ,I ‘I-
the last fiscal y
lines were add 2 d to the adjutunts-
general of the , "II in the Northern
called, us to wheth-
7 tutorial Ward who
“ .-service, are deprived
of any portion 'I‘ I their regular wages
while absent ot‘VIinilltary duty, three
states repented iiN‘o'.“ seven “Not, with
exceptions." on We “Yes, in part or
l‘li division durl
I‘l inquiries on the e
, in whole. ” To tile question whether it
. is the custom enlarge firms and cor-
porations to make reductions in wages
for time of necessary absence 0n lm
portant, military duty. eight oillcers re-
ported ’"Yes." and tour “Yes. with ex-
captions. "
“No," and six “No with exceptions."
to the inquiry as to whether employers
aregenerally disposed to discharge
or look upon with disfavor such of
their ernployes as may be National
when necessarily V absent
required by law‘ or competent author-V
iiy. 'l‘wo officers reported “No,” three
“No. with exceptions," four “Yes." anti
.ihree “Yes. with exceptions," to the
inquiry as to whethr, the fact of a man
being a National Guardsman Inilitates
against him when applying for work.
‘Ninc otlluers reported “Yes" to the
. question whether there was any dim.
- culty experienced in' keeping organiza- .
tions filled with desirable men. Among
the causes for this are set down in-
_ Variance of labor unions, lack of inter-
.. est in military affairs.
prosperous
adequate
nadequate
times and plenty of work,
pay and allowances and
' . stateVand national appropritions. Sev-
. en ofiicers reported “Yes,"
lid live
“Yes, with exceptions," to the question
_ if labor unions oppose recruiting. Tire
remedy suggested was that the latter
. be educated to a full understanding
that the guard should not be looked
: upon as enemies, but shouidbc given
to understand that their common ob~
jcct should be the welfare of the coun-
. U‘y.
READY WITH PISTOLS.
‘ I Woodbury Neighbors to Row Over
Dog and Phonograph.
WOODBURY, August. 21.~—Edson At-
wood, son of Rod~At.wood, created a
sensation Monday afternoon when ire
walked through the streets with two
horse pistols plainly visible sticking
He had purchased
them in Waterbury as the result of an
4‘ attack on his home a few nights ago
" . in a crowd of boys and young men,
‘ and wore them for the moral effect.
‘ I lie doesn‘t expect any more trouble.
Atwood and a neighbor became in
volved in a quarrel recently over (I
poodle dog's attention to one of At
. V‘-_ Wood‘s dhlidren and got back by run-
plug a phonograph constantly, the rec
* ord telling of the details of a dog
. 'Ilgbt
. and the midnight attack by the gang
Tire neighbors were incensed,
of youngsters followed. Atwood (I win
(lows being broken by stones. lic a
cured evidence lending to the identity
of one of the voting men, and is in
consultation with n Waterbury law-
yer, with a How to securing redress.
lie purchased the pistols in a Water-
bury hardware store, and now sleeps
easy, as the whole town had within
a. few minutes lit-come aWare of the
heroic pressures he had decided upon.
RIOTERS SENT TO JAIL.
Strllkng Hungarians Made Trouble at
Bridgeport Plant.
BRIDGE Ei’.0il'l‘ August (BL—«Five
Hungarians were presented before
lodge lI‘osler yesterday as the result
of the snmll riot near the plant of the
American Stamping and Tube Com
pany Monday due to the efforts of sev-
eral strikers to prevent a number of
their countrymen from going to work.
The sentences imposed were the hcrrv
ies ever given here in trials growing
out of labor disturbances, the severest
being five months in Jail and 325 line
in one man who was charged with in
llmldatlon of (I follow workman. Tire
other sentences ranged from three
months down to thirt days with small
lines the sentences hiring based upon
the nature of the evidence.
Torin}! the plant is running In full
qur t are was no disturbance outside
Organizer French, oi' the union, says
there will he no trouble. '1‘ he men who
do not. want to return will seek work
elsewhere.
Dome FAMliéiV: neurones
PROVINCE’l‘VOWN. Mitss.. August
2i ml’rovineetown was again today the
nectcd with the bidding (it tho Pilgrim
Fathers. A mp orlul stone was dctll
eaten b diatribe In or the Dallas family
loo... all, pay a o the milled States in
commemorut n (If the founder of the
family. John and.
ducted by Dr. Willem II. Deans, of
tour of Utah. delivered Iii: address. 0th
tctr members oi’ the fondly who spoke
were linen 3
Its; Robert. W
imnin H. throne. of New
fred .l. Donne, of detail!
than hymn composed by Dow
Donne. was sung ,I‘
Nit PO '1‘. Au uni. ZL-rr’rhfi
fiscally reside}: the Na anal Tennis
terlsl for much guess work by the ten:
nls enthusiasts who try to pick the
winners before hand each day.
penal upswinnglggnnil rage?“ tilti‘goll
I run (I er
tigunl matches yesterday when ."itirri
tested
in the s on round today. J A.
iCotton £3 [glitter-t
their placed through fit
me of WI Guiltiest II
eating» information as to the attitude .
of large toms and corporntlons toward .
IGreely, who com- V
Three officers repodted “Yes, ” three -
lift money
they had been for eight years, any the
men in the elites. and there no ac
scene of an historical ceremony cou- ,
The excuse. of the day were can ,
Cincinnati .aud Pr t. Willard Donne of ',
Salt lake Cilv it"(il‘lliili‘y or the gover-‘V ,
Donne, (It ndianapo-
Desire. ot’l‘or pie; pen-
3 oylt, and Al l-‘ ‘
it. AnV on ,_
sawdust. wrsunrb rcbriususu‘r.
Tournament here today furnished Ilia- .
,9 Ii
upsets Which have occurred in‘ the III- .
Bailey the inigmaiionciist. was her
The usual defaults found their we
Wednesdarr Thursdau, Fuller) and Saturday.
this week
As a reset of the naturally large business during our' ,V
Clearance Sale, there has accumulated an unusually large amount’ot remi ‘ ‘
great ‘ surnm’cr,
nan: lots, odd3 and and; and merchandise soiled by handling or- display.
in order to clear up stack we offer these odds and ends of desirable mar.
chandlse at such ridiculously low prices WEDNESDAY .THURSDAY, Fill-
DAY and SIATURDAY this week as to
among shrewd buyers. cons when the offerings are large» and most ilk.
rlcd.
surely arouse the liveliest interest:
‘I‘VV
IT WILL PAY YOU WELLV NOT TO MISS THIS SALE. Double 8. C H. “
GREENTRADIN'G STAMPS OVN Alil. REMNANTS AND ooosIVAN‘o lanes. 3
JA
soucrron MONROE Refunds.
Not MysterloVusly Missing and Mad
Been Away on Business.
HARTFORD, August 21.——Daniel F.
Monroe. a solicitor for the Prudential
Life insurance Company, who has been
reported missing, returned to town 0n
the midnight train. last night. from
Boston. where he has been on bust-
Iress. He expressed great surprise to-
day over the accounts of his myster
ions disappearance.
As yet. nothing has been learns (:Vot
the whereabouts of Ralph L. Haywa (I
also a solicitor for the Prudential
Company. who letttlte city last Tues
day noon, after telling an associate in
the oflice that he was going to his
room to lie down. lie did not. go to
the y,oom nor did he go to the iltllllt‘
of his relatives in Ellington. Neither
his relatives nor any of his fIIlerIds.
so far as can be learned have seen
blrn or heard from him since he left
the office He took no clothing with
him, and so far as is known had lit-
ilis relations with the
company were wholly satisfactory, as
counting can be made for his disap‘
pearnnce. .
MORE WORK FOB TRAINMEN.
Waterbury Crow Must Take Freight
‘But Will Get More Pay.
WATERBURY, August 2].»Ordcrs
were Issued, yesterday, that hereafter
the Waterbury crew which takes Train
1.231 to New Haven. Sundays, mrrst be
prepared to take out a freight from
this city. southbound. This makes ad-
ditional work for the lrnlnnrcu, but
they are paid for all overtime. is
thought that this order nIIIa
doubling up of as much as no
truth crew to do away with .
three or four hours each at in: ter-
urinals of regular Inns. It seems to
be the general impression among rail-
road Inch ht re that the New Haven
road has inaugurated a policy of the
closest economy in operation, which
will boIcoIIIc even more apparent,- when
the permanent improvements are com-
pletcd,
it
GOVERNOR HEARS CHINESEV’
Governor Woodruii gave a hearing
at the capitol, yesterday afternoon
which lasted two hours upon the pro
posed exiiadlilon of firm 'l‘oo Tong.
It (.‘irlrrrrrrrurr living in Waterbury, for
the alleged theft of $260 from "one
Yick, II (‘clostlal who conducts a lrlrin
dry at ill ()r’angc street. Brooklyn; N.
Y. At the. eoncl sion of the heart g
Governor oWodIt‘I said that lie wot Id
ndt render a declstt'm rrntll he could
secrrer thriller evidence, which is
proml set! .
‘ Womanhood
The ma menace to womdn‘ s
Wyndham. happiness in life is on
V V VfoVeringV that. comes from some Vde-
, mi (Intent) of the lemiuine organ.
an thousands at women it I.”
’t‘elii this too late to save their
, rigour. barely in time to save their
.‘5 I‘
To be a successful wife to rethin
the love and admiration of her hus-
grab Should be a women’s cannibal
“ ‘ I
., ‘l “bourbon lind- that her (I ner-
east-ii lVng. th oestrogen “at
Iirod.‘ (tor wove. upbeat: on
her e on.“ shah has
showdown sensations. era
'ibluel. ” she should start. at onsets
build “up her ”glam oby” a toililiV Mi
wars .
“AWNM
more. “hector “handily. nil
Iron-nest. irregnl (Initial or he
”I. P & Co
83-85 Washington its, so. Norwalk.VVt_
VOLIVA LEAVES ZION CITY:
Leader Did Not Announce Destination,
But Started With His Followerl.
CHICAGO, August 21.-—-Overseer
Wilbur Glenn Votiva at last has turnI
ed his back upon Zion City, the scene V ‘ ‘ ‘ ’
of so many of his troubles
The leader of the Ziouists without
announcing his destination. started
yesterday for the new borne of his
faithful follo’wors. This new home,
the faithful admitted. is near Las Ve- .
gas. San Miguel County, New Mexico.
Accompanying Over-seer Voilva were
Theodore Forcy, John A. Taylor‘and.
George Bright, his close lieutenants
and advisers.
It Is planned that 0vcrseer.Voiiva
shall remain in New Mexico until a.
place has been prcpur ed for sucr of his
followers as care to go to the new
“Paradise" of the faithful. Already
8 442 acres or land has been purchas-
ed. At least five thousand acres (IQ
lint? it is said, will be added to this
i ar'_t
C. T. A. U. OFFICERS.
Rev. M. A. Sullivan, of Hartford, ‘
Chosen President. ., :
Tonnuvo'rou August 21 AH I...
lowing officers were elected by the C.
T. A. U. convention.
President—Rev Father M. A. Sulli-
van Hartford.
First Vlcc- President—John Connolly, ,
Norwich.
Second Vice- President—Miss Moltie
Ponders, Merlden.
secretary—William J. Cronin New
Haven
Tresurer—John J. Corbett, New Ho»
ven.
State Editor—Miss Catherine Daley,
Wallingforrl.
National Delegates—William Fag'an.
Kensinglon; Miss Daisy Lord. Water-
bury; Michael Keys, Bridgeport. .
. 'l‘orI-ington was selected as the
place for the next field day,
new HAVEN FLEET (.0823 A
YACHT.
Explosion Destroys the Redskin ill-IF ‘
Passengers Escape.
News has been received at the New
Haven Yacht club of the destruction
bv the last Thursday (It. Argyle. N. 8.,
of the yacht Redskin ill. a schooner.
owned by Ralph J. Leuvitt and lihl‘oiiiI
ed in the New Haven ileet.‘
slon occurred on the yacht while It
anchor and Mr Leavlti and others on
board had it narrow escape They lost:
all their effects.
The Redskin was on (I ended with
her owner. who is a mechanical engi-
neer. and belongs in Boston. She want
in New Haven during the latter our;
June and in July. and accompanied.
New Haven yacht? on the cruise, to
Newporly
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