‘wssmsa soaacssr
For Norv‘Ialk and Vicinity' Fat ,I tel
night and Thursday. The disturbance
that was in the Lake region yesterday
morning has moved eastward an3d is '
now centrh‘l near Eastp‘ort bie‘ It pro"-
3 cure
‘ (Bream
i you at
dhoed light' grain in the Lake region 3.
and New England it is followed by '
an area of high pressure and apt
weather. There is no will «:6 ball,
storm area east of the Rocky Monu-
talus The weather in this vicinity
will be fair. .with quite high tempera
time during the middle of the day, and
cool nights
3W
Miss Jennie Farrell. of Spring
street is visiting friends at Savln
Rock.
I..__._’_..._
Charles Stowe, clerk in F, D. Law
ton' 8 store, is spending his vacation at
his home in Middlet0wu.
Miss Margaret Kinney, of Leonard I
street, is entertaining her niece, Miss
' Tessie Burns, of Danbury
Mills Flory; E Macdonaid, of New
Haven, is the guest of Miss Agnes L.
GoidEn. at Fairlield avenue.
Charles alavin has gone to New
York, where he will be employed by
Ludwig. Ehu'mann and Company.
Norwaik Lodge No 709, Brother-
hood oi? the Protective Order of Elks,
w1lli meet in regular session this eve-
n ng.
—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will hold a meeting this eve-
ning, in Mystic Chain Hall, Washing-
ton street . I .
The Misses Mamie and Nellie Deak~
spendinga week :in South Norwallt'and
Bridgeport.
Miss Mary De Predo, of 19 Benton
street is suffering from an attack of
diphtheria. and the house has been
quarantined.
Robert F. Adams proprietor oi: the
Stamford. House and formerly’oi' Nor-
walk was a visitor in town yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Lillian Farrell of spring street.
has returned to her home after spend-
ing a week with Mrs B. 0 Ketcham ’of
Northport, L i. ,t
The town of Middlefleid is the first
town to vote a highway appropriation
under the' new highway law. it has
voted to expend $20 000.
Err-Mayorwmiam B. Hubbell and
Chief. of Police William Vollmer 0!
South Norw'alk, e'n'ioy'ed an automobile
trip in Danbury yesterday.
Herbert Duke of the South Nerwaik
postofflce is enjoying a vacation of
five days on a trip up the Hudson Ri
ver to various points of interest.
..__........_,.......
David A. Hughes, of Dallas, Texas,
who has been on a trip to Europe dur-
ing the caliber, resumed his studies
at the arstrom School, in Norwailt,
yesterday.
—-All hills against the town must be
in the selo'ct'men’ s ofllce on or before 3
August 31. at 5 p In.
Joseph L. Waits. formerly proprietor
of the Hotels Mahackemo and Clifford,
is spending a few days in South Nor-
waik. Mrs. Waltz and daughter are at
Port Washington, L. l.
The cities of the dairy and cattle
commissioner (It the capitol in Hart.
told, is being renovated. and the occu-
punls have moved to the supreme court
note-room for the present.
3 3W .
Miss Gertrude V a dial. 0f3011lh
Norwalk who can visiting at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Anrbn H
Sanford in Reading. tor some time, re-
turned boots on Saturday.
a... and IIIII.‘ Arthlli‘fi Slillls. of wu
limoulir ions. are the parents of a
one daughter. born on. Monday. Mrs.
fillies Was formerly Miss Jean? .9")-
bid, of South Main street.
South New Cone ve. lllllprovcd
Order old tenth taxi lhold a rage
lurin eni :iii the hall of
lag
th e 933m Wood enamel: AliIerlco, in
South Main street A representative
“:3 the district convention will he eluci-
e .
Polished are hfih. This fact is 9
plus two by tits at more low”
Inchesr rats .ntcannon
tl’th‘lludafilm lltorla‘l2. 25 a blink t.
The some fruit" at this time last year
was being retailed at from $1.26 to
Mill) a3 basket. 3
i will malts an omclsi visit In
fights ham Pontoons Army, of the
Republlo. on Friday cloning and all
Alumna“ lobe present
to moms his a cordial welcome. its»
rreshtneats will be served.
9
'NIlcha
individual
thorough
business,
Reopens
3 Sehtemiier 26. .
For Ca
ning at
house, Hi
tended.
the music
tractor, h
morning
ston' in
tracks, 11
followed.
morning,
portunity
the work
take for
secretary
company.‘
Collins 0
Hugh E,
of church
would, stop
lslntlve a
WGl‘O out
marri
covurdli
mm! . I
gremhieill
Kai
braces”
on with
Vernon.
Commodore Fagin Bat-rm slid illi‘plil
13 ron Kepler
alum as: red- 22 striped salzm
iglr 2:. all s can the so
97%,???
fiBiat'Iii'or‘d
chief of
ifs III
30 Oil“:
(Us anything We haven't got that
you want we can obtain it for:
3, *8 Nllrtll MElli all 33:701.”:
I? Fm
ALFRED c. ROBSIENT, ,
ers. Margeret thrush and Mills Edna
Blush of
Lilliam Scofield, of Van Znndta street,
Frank Raccanelli 9. Norwalk con~
Walt street.
title pied to drive heroes the trolley
Dr. Edward H. Gulnbart, principal
of the Town High School, will be at
the Centcl School
day, morning from 9 to 12 o 'ciock and
at the Lincoln school the following
who desire, to consult with him upon
The Mess Club, of the Strutfotd
Congregational Chuich, expects to en-
joy a treat on Tilulsday evonlng of
one week, whim it will have the pleas
.Iue of listening to Congressman E. J.
Hill. who will be the principal guest
at the club’s shore dinner at Leh
maun' s, in lilldgeport.
Feature of New England.
A certificate of incorporation has
been died in the ethos of the state
the company i located in New Haven.
The lncorpor are are Charles J. An—
derson, of New Haven, John T Mc-
Kenna, of New Canton, Va.. E. Ver-
non Fnlnholt. of Richmond, Va, J. E.
foresee a! the Methodist Church. which
lhp church in this city,
PW“
Egméthodist c arch in chilled to
not less than three and not more than
nln trustees. 'i‘lI elections formerly
tomhgmit’ ’ith
bury,“ hilt
wile living. has brought a suit for the
annulment oi the pretended marriage
and for the ”mutili‘lllllm or her maiden I
result .tha suit hilve been .
ll’lIlWI’lIlllll settle ’lhlll it‘ll ‘
«loose, it. l.; héllnr‘hllglt a stll't’lldr roll;
divorce from her husbandwNorwlch
IBullotin.
J V l :-I*.“.-‘-‘i . ‘ .‘
ll‘fillraaen'i dommander Charlés A. cider of Police Thomas seal... «II
Men louse about Moon
avenue by W. ll. fitmtt
Tooth Brushes,
ml 3‘ ‘
oilldli N _3I.Ellatnei, Cold
of all kinds and li' there
short notice. .
”will“.
“I‘ll I.
one}? uroao_ 333,
‘ ‘Is'I' Boys."
A very strong staff of teachers gives ‘
attention to every pupil. .rA ,
WMhII
preparation for college or 5
manual training, athletlds. *
for Fall Term, Thursday,
talogue. address
Head Mlltbr.
Mrs. William T. 0' Erien, of New Bri "
mm, is visiting in Norwalk.
The weekly dance was held last evp- 3
Club ‘
the Norwalk Yacht
ckory Bluff and was well at. ‘
I
, l
-——-'-——--—.—
Franklin street, and Miss
East Norwalk are 3 audio week
with W. H. order in Monte all; Newl
Jersey.
Miss Harriet Hamilton Parker, l
of South Norwalk. a graduate of thel
Fannie A Smith Freebel Klillel‘gtfl'r,
ten Training School, in Bridgeport,
has been,
Dyer River.a k ndergarten in Norwallt.
pointed teacher of the!
l
all his wagon collapse thisl
while he wall driving dorm-
There. were two .blg.
the wagon arm as Raccanelii‘
wheel caught and the smash
tomorrow, Thur s
Friday. This will give an op-
tor any students or parents
of the coming full term,
MI. Hill will
his subject The industrial
by the James River Slate
The capital is 850, 000, and
f Homer's Ferry, W. Va. and
Kirby. of New York.
The call for the election of trustees {I
as in the New York l‘ uastCon
23,. was 9 out ye may
Hell I e ay in Elep-
was mehhhfie d ‘by tag».
ct as on account of this date,
during new a legal holiday many people Ill
of town Ill that time.
letta Kemp or,“ daughter of 3
rpm ,.
the Trash a tie
understood that}?!
,5 .I.».
M slim; misart yesterday ot3
traveling clothes, whichh
in whetp art
The trunk filo
Eighth Illa" Ir hum
New
alcoh-
tam ford hm inc and learned or III wherein) some;
lace Norwaik'M
policeman! ls optioned» Mr;
, to which
Spediel’ s orchestra furnished ’3 E”
Bile trunk load». ,
t’i Elli '
l
Cures Sore Throat, Qu insy a I
Grip and. Fiend-3y out at the w I‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
The‘county‘suerm a drama in four Were on Their Way to‘Brsnchvills to
fl.-
acts by Kathleen Forroe Kennedy is
the attraction at Hoyts Theatre on
Saturday,
August 31 it is a story of
der beaten at his own game; of an noi-
ress who unexpectedly gives up
the
stage to live a quiet married life: of a
man brought up as a bandit suddenly
changing to something useful in life,
thro'ugh the influence of a rough cow.
hey girl
in fact. it is a play of‘tho
present day with real live people in it
was—W
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ollflord~A J Wright. Miss Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. CoIIIstock. Miss Ada
M. Elmorecharies Clarke. i. M. liiock
C H. Food. H. R. Barnes. George R.
Cocte, Ci. Ellcrs. V. Valence. JI. ., New
York; H A. Lewis, 0. W. Molokai)
3. Forbes.
iark and
Boston; ’1‘. Chopped. t‘.
family. F. 0. Cutting and
firmly, Rochester. N. Y.; 0. ll. Pony,
For laud;
Vance antelot ilyrI
Einstein, Cincinnati;
A. c.1IIIcao£,ssIInsneld~
use: Fredericlt
.C‘. Van Baden;
g. l).Jl.utt3e3rmunn, lirooklyn; W liuu.
i‘ I
ganbury, .
Wards,
121:.th
,. mesaMeWIstqua cases.
l WAEHINGTON
{not Secretaffltl! til Treasury
drill! returned
In New
does with
alter of.”
ads tor
olden!
h? ‘35
,3, , ,,
dumplings. Handel-II
Mlhlokdmilw-N. nnuult
M Felix, New York:
Bouthliimht:
Bridgeport: J. B. Raymond, Rowayton' I
illlam plaids New callous; r .o'.
era. Springfield; 0, El. Yeomnnli.
ew Haven; TINA! Grill
..F Bacon Boaotn: i.’
his Kati
ark; William M. licichler and wit
Iuth Norwailt: Hi A; McKcIIsio, liar
ewltt. Mr F.
. L. Milell, Wulorimry: Junior
3 reason, Dalton
lirehndh. (l mfldllman,
'l‘. A. Marshall A”filiul'lulo, N.
Dnlihu all
M. Eil-
Tufts.
[A
J, ll,
n Rochester
'I.. lowland
Stindh III New?
”WHOR-
,Shopurd,Westliolli: (3.13.
New Haven
"H.
.w-Asslill
m.
elhlogton today
.I a had it conic .
ugust as
York.
secretary
of pupil
Ken t man all! one
and ling): infill" the Minot-{spill ‘ get to
, t 8 ‘
” madeTwoeklyudt’ a period or llvg3IIh' midp‘llt"
colts. 3*
he amount of the deposi
in w ill
fill
aist‘ th sti
Iliad; all the no
it. made lsrs
, can Rollins ”fl ll farm iuind
yet been filed in lilo Probate court. ill his suppomllv'cre momma iiiday as
understood from good aiit'hbrlty
In no will or III-I‘ll Milliillt. ills
dhilghtér hydlll. with salute the chlai 7!. ,
She was unninrrlcd and 1‘ '
so hill as knewnmmd illt‘e's‘tuliéi.I A’cbh- , 3
' all?
to on on th,
3 , in glen variety.
with had till: desirable articles at pritcs
of lhc small purse 'As We hays both the “pensive and Inexpcm
Find’Worit.
On théir'way to' Blanihvllle where
love and hate; of an unscIIIpulons Milk: the)! hoped to find employment W330
Iyonnga‘ters not mine than
|yeurs of age, were picked
capital of 55 cents. 1
Gping to Bridgeport
vols stranded at the depot
not and took them in tow.
At htnduqartors the lads
avenue. Brooklyn. The
detective billieoil and Mid:
LET ESTATE.
du‘od Dill
of Tashua vii lofduufl'llibr;
shot slid ii d All IiM‘h
still
i beneficiary.
top v r thllltilildte Is 91th
Mlfihflhlhii Mlsiigttircli II hnli Ill
Brit hymn
adloy claims '.dllto
rights “prior to the"m
railroad Iiepoi in Bridgeport Monday
night, by Policeman Fisher and taken
to‘ police headquarters, The lads ba'il
started put to see the world on a joint
from 3 3
homes in Brooklyn they found themsel-
enough funds to carry them to their
destination. Policeman Fisher saw the
3: bids wandering aimlessly about the de-
names as William Hepburn, of 42nd.
street and 5th avenue. Brockly'n.‘ and
'Fronk White 0! 48d strung anti 6th
Ya
Iqucsiioncd‘ by, Gapiain Arnold 0
police can (ind what to do with them.
MW
HALF slates oars BULK or MM..-
The male of am has Aaron liaise 9 MM
‘HIcr‘e‘Il‘
alt the integcnc‘lai assembly, spoke in
the Congregational Church. Buliday
and gave II vs
the“ would pissed: these introduc-
ed and killed and those that passed
. the senate. He gave a brief history
sense law was enacted! and showed
during those thirty- five years. until
« this yenr.
ginning of the session; thatthere
' I Would be no excise legislation passed
by the late legislature. and tdld some:
era. He told of the bills passed. til
r9te of Lieutenant Governor Lake.
’t’er several roll calls bnd‘bedfi had. He
39
any trust, and weakened that as a so
3 Iiiticsd power
3 2” Herétdi'ore. he stated; the brewers
l filmed elghtylive per cent. ol’ the so.
gave them. what the policy of thee
leaders shonid be. 3 . 3 ‘
1a thing'a's pdrty loyalty wds‘nnitho‘wh
to the brewery trust, and thus it had
the balance of power, as the otheI
pilople were loyal to the‘lr party, and
use brerIe‘rs by swihgih‘g" one way or
Eth‘e other could carry this elections
Earthey saw fit. 3
miller the new law deforewe‘r can
live a iinancia’l interest in ally‘m
l‘ he applicant for a licenser lit at swear
:‘tha‘t he is the bond endows i’ot that
smooths and conviction of falsehood in
his respect radars the lidense’ and
poses the penalty tor‘ perjury upon.
I :1
lib Hgilliiy party: 3
, *' also toltlll' of the Sllm g‘.‘ of
of a bill pro illitin t pro enc‘
' ihbh as well staminellsgm plfices
.‘i "03% ‘
owners oi refill”
nag clan; of the tolvn 3 3 ,
ling n‘is’ slocatéi. onl I pp
‘1 f'c’llli be sighs by all are individual.
“ he .shdwcd hey: this wli went out in
‘ lfi‘ildephit, wheré tillli‘d are 528 sa
”cons and drug stores, " b ' would
, require 2,'lilil signers, and there are
on the voting lists only 2,700 owners
of real estate in the whole city.
He told of a number at other bills
elation at this char
bdstli of the li-
the recur for leg;
actor, despite't
quor men when
told of the desperate means used by
this agents oi‘ he ilhuor ohhy, and
spoke of the to s o,
tw en the house ‘
fill ills of these bills after several
ll Itys in
II. dohen
up at thy
liquor lobby.
Mr. 'Ojllrlen was
much interest and the people secured
almhch better knowledgh of how leg
lemma is carried on lhhn they hilt!
previously had;
waursrooMe’ 'r’o‘ cons,
their
alien in Bristol.
A camel-once was held in Bristol
oil Saturday otter-pooh" between rep-
with not
have thelr
tax abatements are asked for.
it resulted hr at Ill"suitable lactoryz. .
‘ ‘ Moi 9%,”) gonnectl-
l y i
were
Ind
untilF the
.'..l It
m ‘u "I .. m9
.‘ A 3
charge of Wm temperhnlie legislnti‘on I
evening. says the Absohia Sentinel: I
Iinte'resting account or ‘-'
the house only to be slaughtered in I’
of the temperance legislation in this
'statc since 1822, when the present ll- 3
that no substantial Improvement had -.
jbeen made by the temperance people '
ills told of the beasts made by the .
saloon and brewery people, at the be—
filling of the light that ensued over -- 3
blills introduced by hiniaélf and 0th
latest drastic being passed the last day ,
~of: the session, and their only by the =
l ' who dissolved a tie in the senate. af- 3;;
ave at some length the provisihns oi’
“e bill. Showing how- it hit the brew- ‘
. Iloons in the state, and thus were able .
ho dictate“ to party leaders on' the ,3,
strength oi the political power this ‘ ‘
He said that such
phased by the past legislature, tending
towards good morals, and the killing
of several vicious bills introduced, and
said the null gens ai assembly held
his salami: opened. as;
th‘g desk of a senator who
was nvdnle ly iii the interests of the
listened to with
A New .Iérlay dustbin Looklnu avatar
reeeutatlves oi the Male Manufactur-
lug Company. 9! Jersey City; and. a
committee of the Bristol board of trade
relative to a proposed removal to that‘
town.” Na‘adtlitloasl .capiihi filth”: 3,
a
e patrons of 2
pr whblil‘ are in
ills.
bound
l‘lculty.
IThe
dever.
pildsoh. oi State street. Br dgéport, was
found on the railroad tracks about 100
yards east of St‘mtilord' 33statibn,_ abou 3
9': so Motidh‘y night Hill Iell tel wits
.cut all above the ankle.,5.his left “arm I
Was severed at the wriilt and blokenl ’
ib‘etIveen‘ the wrist and the elbow and ’
his skull was fractured He had ill”
enopgh left to whisper his name and
address
hosplt‘al and he died yesterday morn-l
Davidson lay on Track 2, which is?
the middle track.
.i'reight. trains and some of the east-
railroad? employs, found him. , Dyer
I Mil! walking from the yards to the std-a
tion. and he hedrd Davidson groan.
-, He found him in‘ the space between J“
I the tracks.
' gage-master Foley and they carried; the
mom. to ‘the station for east bound
trains on a'stretclie’r. A priest Inca
physician were sent for and 'both he
companic’d 'Davidsbn to ‘ the hospital
IDavidson' Were the. garb of a me-
chanic, and seench to be about 30
cars
lameness. but spoke with great dif-
Ilantsfvl'hich were offered him“; waving J
them'away in disgust. in railroad-cir- '
else it is believed that he was hit by
a west- hound train while walking
along the thrill“.
GAME WARDENS APPOINTED.
”In”: 1 3,25% dine In Each Couhty to Serve for Oom-
’senate' the .
appointed wardens fer the eight coun- l
ties of the stath.’ The appointments
fit tiie‘ ddput’lcs to these wardens will
be made in a few days. ..
Following are the wardens to serve
tomwo years from September 1: New
Haven county. David H. Clark.
New Hayes; Hartford county. John
lid-Fools. of- West Hartford: New
Macon mini
oaitdai e;
E. Bmith...ol’ South Norwaik: Wind-
homlcountib 5
an...» Lucille d: countyndlr. Hosea h.
In. of Cinema Middlesex county.
lea B. (harks «I! Mlddietohu; .Tol-
and county. Charlies L. finishes of Nov
the: o. c
Sites 6532 to 44
Dr. Munson sent him to the
so'hénce that influence will be
Ngerceptihle The tail has
ilh a lengt but more than tweh‘
Efééal .
IThis comet is probably the brim;
deep in the latitude of New Yo
ut a charter of a cent ry.
great majority of these bed 3 ,
sfenbv‘vli‘tllgiiit till} old 30! as;
-' " e s camel; rises i '
Dyer called Night Buy- at 3 oclock in the mornin ,op,
afterward and is seen to ii
vantage a little before the e _.
dicstlons of dawn—say at 4: 30. 31
it was first discovered it has tra'
to the eastward. Several wee‘
it was in the constellation
Loot weeli it. passed bet
(the HM“? DOE Star )and
and is‘ used by
fast trains. - George ..I)yor,a
old. He had periods or con-
He refused to take stimu-
if extended in imagine ion, run
close to Regulus in the handle,
sicklellke‘ system of stars in Leo, tit.“
Leo does not come above the horizon
new {will about two hours alter. the;
come . .
duo—ru—
lug Two Your.
fish and game commission has
WM: .34 .
sAsesALL assume vss‘thrlhllv’. ._
Stats League. , *
Waterbury; 6; Springfield. 6 (11. im
nines)
Hartford, 2, Holyoke.1.. '
Norwich. 4; Bridgeport, 3 (11 he -
niligs). ]'
New London, 2; New Haven, 1 (311
innings). I
of
“A:
I. .I. National Leanne“ .
, Philadelphia, 5; Pittsburg, 2.
New York,1; St. LOIIIIJ) .
Chicago. 1; Brooklyn 0
Cincinnati; 3; Boston
A rm Llano
. Ins II: I.
I Detroit; llIWasltihgtb .3
New York, 5‘: Boston ton
g. disuse “ll. Btnlitord.
alriicid county. Wilbur
a
lberi i... Mills. of Hamp-
“I .
mm..‘!3 t’
m
Moi-axial: “atheist: null
end retry. the chi drsn well
liaywmnmab moi
My drfl
L’yllih} wild Ml”: Meltidinli
y, bl hp
bachelor lot do ll.
Iramnmaa
:orty nth
i”
lllm lav:
From good lazuli”;a its:
ltdllloiilsl'lsl’wmahlllsll
the large
utglrhich~
h at
which J.
needle L
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