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PLANNING TO MOVE CROPS.
ClllCAtlt).Augus1
than 200.1100 idle freight ears 111111 with'
reasonably large, orders for equipmentl,
being, filled daily. the railroads ill the.
west do not apprehend serious «111111-111-
ty in taking care of the wbcai and
other crops. ’l'hat llui'e may be a
shortage of cars they 1111 not deny, but
this they decline is unavoidable 111
years of phenomena] crop yield.
SEARCHING FOR BOY 1N WOODS.
i'Il. l‘AStl. ’I‘exas. August ll.-
Searching parties 11311 last 11111111 to
hunt for (lllillel‘lllo \'el.1sc11. son of the
Minister of Mexico to France. who. 11
is feared. 111111 met with foul play. \‘e-
last-o left his home at Saltillo. Mexico,
a week 119.11 1111 11 11:11 s 111111111: 11 1.31
ieulcd hei uiai bane 1113111 111.11111'11 and
11111111 in the' woods.
REFUSES TO REDUCE BOND.
llAli’lI"t)lil-I. 1111111111 ll.—-'l‘lle peli<
lion of Attorney ‘oble I31. Pierce 1111' a
decrease in the attachment 111 the
111111 for $23,001) brought against him
by lucius ll. Nolton was 111111111 to
dav by .lndce Williams in- 11113511111110;
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ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric nghte Throughout. Ev.
ery Room Heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe In Connection.
A full line of Imported Ales, Includ-
Ing ‘the famous Bala'. Burton'e and
Base a C01; stout, always on draught.
Anheuoer Billch Beer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
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Range?
Get it now while we can
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
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is now improving nicely,
Advices from the I‘llsket
party. \1 ho 111'11 :11 liloek island, show
that they are having 11. pleasant 14113
ijourn.
16111113 l.‘llom:11edlcll is enjoying 11
few \veeiis’ vacation and John Stalil is
covcrhu: his paper route during his
absence.
. Charles 51111111111, of Rowan street.
111-ho has been on a vacation trip to
iNbrtliileld. Mass, is expected home
some time today.
t‘halles Sherwood has recently 11111‘3
chased the limbs Osborn place in (In
,1'111311 avenue. and Mr. and Mrs. Dar;-
11:111. who are now residing there. “111
11111113 elsewllei'13.
A. large delegation of East Norwalk
people went to 111111111 l’olnl. last. even-
ilu: and thoroughly elijoyedy the fire-
works display. given under he auspices
of 111.11‘1111111'1'111'111 Company.
Miss Mabel Weeks, of 2:! Cottage
avenue. has gone to Stootsblirg. New
\‘1'1‘11. where she \vlll spend two Wt't'lin
and will then no to the Adirondack
Mountains for another week.
l'alv'iIl 81111111101131 who was for'melly
a 111-ll 1111113111 113111111111. 111 East \‘oi
walk. was gnu-111111 11111 friends in this
111111 111‘ the Inn 11 this morning. Ml‘.
Stzllilnels is enjoying good health.
12111311111 '1'11111'1 went to New v1.11.-
)1'151'1'11111' and witnessed the baseball
game 111 .11111'1'11'1111 League 1'111311, when
11113 1‘11'1‘1'li11111 Naps “put it. oyci'” the
111111 hinders by the score of 4 to l.
111111111111. “'1111 has been 111
{over for several weeks.
John 11.
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111
Mr 111111111111 was lll'st taken sick. 11
Two in three people have been 111:
A Timely Subiect
For All House-Owners
This ls the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the.
111mb brush for the house and
the lake for the lawn are good.
but they dout‘ go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house, the blame.
stables and fences right they
should be freshcned up with
:alut.
We have everything for the
painting—linseed oil. tarps.
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lend
rm: 13111110111.
DUTCH aov PAINTER BRAND
“in can guarantee this White
Lead's purity.
See us about your painting
E. E. GORHAM
DECORATOR.
EAST NORWALK,‘ CONN.
1111111: 1111 several weeks on erecting
new homes in I'Iltsl Norwalk, but 11p to
this morning 111111111113, definite had been
iilliltlllllt‘tII 1'31 carding conuatts for the
11ml;
l'rbprietor James 13‘. Parker. of the
1111111111 l’lmriuacy, was busily engaged
yesterday 111 passing around cigars 111
honor of his 11111111111113. Mr. and Mrs.
l’al'kei' are now occupying their new
111111113 in East avenue. '
11.1111111111-111111131-111 of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company, and J.
Irving Dunning. of the East Norwalk
Fire Police. are in attendance at the
annual convention of the State Fire
men‘s .‘tssoclatiou, at New 140114011. 11}
delegates.
A Wilton Sunday school is spending
the (111121.111 an excursion to Compo
llcucb.
ringc. 0111- East Norwalk young man.
at least, is interested. in that he has
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.
PROPRIETOR.
Do__r__lon Hou__§_e
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
to Electricity
goods always In stock for Motive Pow
Work. Bells, Cut Off Switches, Adjust
able Lights. etc.
Orders carefully and promptly ex-
ecuted—prices right!
313 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
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DA VID W. R! YMOND.
1
11 Funeral Director
i and Embalmer.
l 1
1
Residence. 15 Washington St.
Telephone at office. 336- 2.
9 North Main St.. South Norwalk
Long Life
Telephone Hat house, 693.
no meeting of the St.
[James Circle of King's liaughlers uh»
. Bogart, who 11112111131311
home in l3‘ort street.
cruising
The trip was blade by carn
Everything 13111111111119.
Appliances 0! every GOECI'IDUOI!"
cr, Electrical Advertising Decorative
'l‘he Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
Get Your Drug no.1.
Filled at the '
Bridge Pharmacy
Prom pl. and efficient service It
all times.
Personal attention given to on
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley yeti-one.
Come In and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Monger.
two young lady fllcuds who or: 11111111115.
tile 1111'1111111-1'11.
Mrs, T. ll. Smith, who has been
quite nick since last wc'ek. is improv-
ing. ller niece, Miss Alice Saundeis
1.31 caring for her.
Edward Parties, right hand man for
Andrew Aaronson. the \‘l’ashlngton
street bridge fish market proprietor, is
contemplating a \VPt‘li'r. vacation and
is considering going on 11 vacation tour
to Sarnloga Springs With a party of
friends.
Mrs. Annie 1). Hyatt. of 27 St. .lohn
street. and John A. Camp. 111' Norwalk.
have announced their marriage, which
occurred at Christ Church rectory.
\Vestpori. last Friday. August 1'1. The
ceremony was perefm'iued by the Rev.
Ellis 11. Dean
Mrs. Caleb Wood of East Nor'.v1alk
who is being cared 1"111 at present 111
a hospital for 1l111 Insane. is out im-
131'111'ig mentally, 111'1' fiieuds are sorry
to learn. in fact, her 11111111 313131115 111
be more clouded 1111111 ever, though
hysicully. Iit‘1' 13111111111111 is quite satis-
actory.
Mrs, William 11. Rowland. of Cut
tune street. who recently underwent
an operation for appemllcitls at tho
Noi‘ualk llospilal, la“ getting along
nicely :11 that institution. With her
present rail- of imprmement. it is 13.3;-
peeled 111111.81“) will be able to return»
111111113 111 a short time.
Mrs ll. llurr Ilcach has iii-en «pillc
ill at 11113 home of 11w mother. Mrs.
811.1111 in Naiiaalurk. where she went
rel-51111113 111 11311 .\ 1111' 11:111-1 111:qu
Beach was sent 1111 on account of his
wife‘s illness but slit has 1.111113 1111
proved considerably and Mr. Beach
has returned home.
Virginia 1.15111111111 daughter of Mr.
111111 Mrs, 1' A. Lisboua, o 123?. East
weane, entertained 11 company of her
131111111: friends yesterday afternoon 111
honor of her eighth birthday. The 111"
ternoon was pleasantly Spent with var-
ious pastimes interesting to children
and a collation was served.
Mrs. Martha Y. 111111. of 11111111011011.
'11'compai11cd by two of her grandchild-
1'1'11. Laura and Jeanie Hall. of Bridge
{11111. were guests 313:111'11111} of fill. 111111
ills. l‘. A. 1.15111111'1, 13111311141 avenue.
and vvei'e in attendance at illt‘ party
of little Miss Virginia Lisbonn. Mrs.
H.111 is Mrs. Lisbona‘s Miter.
Telephont'3 and trolley wires are be.
1m: tcnipt‘u'urily taken down today lli~
front ofthe Swedish Congregational
Church in Seavlew avenue. to allow
01’ the church building being moved
to its new location in Van Zandl street.
near East avenue. It is also expected
that the wires wli have to be lowered
temporarily along the way.
._____.__.._.~_..
Tile exieusiyo building and improve3
meu1, work which Albert ll Hafner is
figuring on starting at the Washing-
ton street bridge will be started in
11111111 two weeks. This delay is due
to the fact that .1. 11. Raymond, who
has been given the- contract to drive
the necessary spiles, will be unable to
Ilulsh work he in now engaged upon
before 1111”, time.
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M, W. Selmebbe, of the committee
of arrangements of Shokinab Sauctor-
11111. of South Norwalk, on which will
devolve to a large extent the entertain
1111: or the stale sanctorulns at their
big licld day next week at Roton Point,
i-1 aririusing an interesting souvenli
piogiam for the pension. Mr. 51 huebbe
has proved himself an artist of no
mean ability by the tovel' design that
he has draw.n
..._._...__.
The Rev. W. W. Gillies. pastor of
Ihe East Avenue Methodist (‘.hurch
has gone to Nymzuk New 1111 11 to visit
lot a few days, previous to preaching
In Danbury next Sunday. The coming
week 111,3 will go to the Catskill Moan
talus for a fortnight lecleation s0-
.iom'n The. pulpit of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will be filled Sunday
morning and evening by the Rev. los-
131111 Irons, of Mamaroncck. who has
many friends in East Norwalk.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
BUSINESS
. Capital
$100,000.00 “11.00000
“nu—I-
WILFRED BODWELL, Cllhler
“——
DIRECTOR.
John H. Knapp
Company.
HIM IN-‘El’ol'l‘. CONNe
11317111111883
$111-qu no 10111er .1111 wood pus.
Christian 'Bwortz John H. nglita
Fred .H. Rowen
CitvNationalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
Surplus and Profits
Sofe Depoalt Boxes. ‘3 end 35 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1|! Vice-Free.
FRPEDIERICK H. ROWAN, 2110 Vice-
E. H. Mathew-en ‘Henry Seymour
semuel Grumman
Josiah 11. Marvin J. Wallace Mervin
Hose 1,.
ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
Hammocks,
.——-——
1118. 1. 10W
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONB "7o
I "P133231 1“
TRY A LENGTH OF-
and all other seasonable goods
111111111111.
....._.
M1's.‘.lolm V. Walacemf New York.
is spending the. week at Rotou Point.
Mrs. Thomas Cooper and family, of
New York. are at the liotou i'oiut. ho.
tel.
._—-——-5
Mr. and Mrs. Ira 1.. Sims. of New
York, are at the Souml View house,
Ilelle island.
Mr. and Mrs. William Colegrovc, of
Bridgeport. are visiting Mrs. Hattie
Wicks. in Rnwuyton.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. McHugb. of Bay-
mine, N. J.. and John and James E.
l‘owner,11 J1'..of'I‘owne1'u N. Y., are
spending a week at the 1H‘ound View
house. llelle Island.
The Married 111611-11 baseball team
of Belle island were, defeated Monday
morning by the Single Ones. of the
same. place by a score of 12 to 8,111
the Roton Point oval.
Charles Meeker. Francis Green and
idle. IAIWRIIII, three young men of
lmnl my left Saturday afternoon for
I ”cl Inland by foot. ’l"hc1 arrived in
13011111 Norwulks Sundsy Intention, and
. 1
Feel Headachy?
It probably comes sfrom the
bile or some sick condition of
the stomach or bowels. No
matter which, put yourself
right with
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Sold Everywhere. In bones 10c. and 15¢-
11111-1... brief stay at the Clifford Hotel,
they spent the remainder of the day at
tho itctuof cotage in Belle Island.
Miss Margaret English. of Jersey
City. is at tho Sound View house. 0111-
' ci' guests are Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ger-
of llanbury: Mr. and Mrs. 11‘. 1..
(if Mount Vernon.
l'i'.
Ca rpen i 131.
The guests of the Sound View
house. iielle Island. enjoyed a very
pleasant masquerade barn dance. Sat-
urday evening. under the auspices of
Mrs. .l. l’. Hickey. There Were very
11111111311111: costumes worn and all had 11
yerv pleasant 1111113
Guests :11 the Relsof 1,ottnge Belle
Island. this w.eek are: Mr. and Mrs.
W. Skiiellu. of .llmoklyn. N. Y.; 11311111;
Douglass, Charles ilurton, Frank llall-
leis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles “modes, of
New York: Mrs. W. Seely. of West-
chester, N. J.: Mrs. H. W. Murbach.
of West 0111111113, N. .11; Jones ()ddei's.
of New York; Miss Alice Clll'lll‘)‘. of
New York.
111111111111111111.
t' S. Abbe recently 11
professional ellizaigenlent at l‘lttsbui‘g.
and is resting at his home in Ilai‘ieu.
1'Illlllllt‘lt'tl
Miss 1.11111 tillilstcad. of South N111-
walk. is 11 guest {or the week at the
home of Constable llauford Smith. in
llzlrieu.
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At their special met-ting. Monday
evening the llarieu 111151111355 Men's M-
sociation decided to hold the proposed
shore dinner on Wedm'sduy evening.
August 111111.111 Rotor) Point.
The Buried llremen‘s baseball team
wll play a team 111 Port Chester tire-
uien again on Saturday afternoon of
this week :11 the Noxon lot diamond.
in Main street. Iiarien. I‘lt‘flll‘t‘ this
1111111113. the liarleu, .lrs., wll cross bats
with tho Orioles from South Norwalk,
Mi'5. Bliltl) was painfully Illjllll‘ll
Monday at 1111 home in LeRoy avcnm
As she, 511'1r11d down the cellar stairs
5111 slipped and fell icciltlng this
about the host 1111111111"e1 injuries tine
arm went through a 1"131111 window and
was cut. llr. A. 1.. House was called
to 1111131111 11131'.
T1113 Darien baseball team will go to
New Canaan again on Saturday of this
week. but instead of playing the Y. M.
C. 11.. of that place, whom they defeat
ed Saturday last by a score of 211 to
1'1. their 1.111111111311151 will be I'm regular
N1.3w\t‘nl1a.'111 team. lost wt .ik Meeker
and Cantrell were the abttery for the
Dariens.
George llclla. the luau whom CtlnSIil'
bio Ambrose Brewer arrested on a
charge of selling liquor without a 113
cease was lined $10 and costs Mon-
day night by Justice William 11 Will
molt. .'11. 11 developed that Max \Vil
lots. of Stamford and not Bella was
the proprietor of the business. W11
lots \\ ho has a saloon or two in Slam
f11r11.pald the court 11111rges.lt was
11almcd 11y Bella that he was deliver-
ing elders and that it was all right to
sell a bottle if somebody asked 101' it.
Constable illewcr found 110111 0015011111
experience that Bella was selling. lie
bought a bottle from him.
111181111111
William Price 01‘ Brooklyn has 1111..”
visiting in town.
W. E. Raymond has accepted a po
sition at McKenna‘s marble works.
Mrs. D. W. Weaver, of Saugatuck 15'.-
cntertaiuinn Mrs. Parks of New York
The Misses Elinor and Louise Hyde
are spending several weeks -in the
Adirondacks.
Jildfie and Mrs D. B Bradley have
been entertaining Mrs. W. M Gnvlord
of Massachusetts.
The Sunday school of the Saugntuck
M. E. church held their picnic at
Roton Point yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0.: Kellogg and son
llave‘l'eiul'ued from a week's visit 111
the upper part of the state.
.\ large house party was 111111 11111111311
by \112111111 Minn W. 11 l-‘eun one day
last Week at “Hy-1.0" farm.
The town acouuts [111 the past y'ea1
are now being audited by Samuel
Wheeler and Edward Hubbell
Mrs Edward Walsh has so for re-
covered from her serious illness as to
be. able to sit up a little each day.
Miss Benson who has been a guest
of friends at (30111110 Beach has re.
turned to her home In New York.
~—-—-
accepted a position 1111 utenogmpher at
the Fall'lield 191111113111 Underwear Co
M18. Mary Cl'oasman of Creeps
Farms is entertaining her daughter
and l1ttlo grandson from Massachu-
sells.
Mrs Mhhael Huntley
Miss lllnr'n'lit‘t 1f'1:13llrg,mc pcodiu';
several weoka in the Catskill moan
Miss Arline (innit. Bridge street. this ‘
and dauphbn-
health.
the l). M. Read (30..
street, near the Westport sanitarium.
rented
Chapman
Springfield. Mass, have
house of Miss Laura
gust.
a few dlys with his family 111 Long
island;
been away a mouth.
home this week.
They will return
\
Lloyd (‘oley lost a large number of
line i’owls from his henuery in Poplar
Plains sort-rill nights ago. About a
year ago, he was visited by thieves
cud lost nearly his entire flock.
The remains of Charles Mal'oooey.
who died last week in a New York
hospital, have been brought to West-
purt and buried ill the family plot in
the Catholic cemetery on King street.
Announcement is made of the mar-
riage of Morris Oberg. fho has been
connected with Hawthrone Inn for the
past two years, and Miss Evelyn Man-
son 111' New York. The ceremony took
place ill that city.
1111 111111111 11111
BASEBALL.
National League Standing.
W1 1.. ‘ lfitl.
l'itlsburu ...........70 2'1 .722
Chicago ............ Ii? :11 .1384
New York 1... .......‘1d :17 .1102
Cincinnati .......... IR 50 .1110
Philadelphia ........ 11'» 71:1 .1319
St. Louis ........... Ill 7171 .1231
Ib'ooklyu .......,..,:‘.II 112 .:'.1'1‘1'
Huston ............. ‘.‘ii 7:". .3133
Yesterday's Results.
l‘ittsburg‘ -', Boston, 1 11." innings).
I’biludi lphia," .2 Cincinnati, 0
(‘hitaun 8: lbooklyn, I.
New York, ti: SI. 1.011111. .7.
Games Today.
liostou at Pittsburg.
New York at St. Louis.
American League Standing.
game): llrldgeport. 111: Springfield. H
(second game).
Northampton. fl: Vi'aterhury,
linlyoke. 1'1: New Britain,
1 linrtford,‘ -; \cu Hav,eu I lit in-
ningsl
1)
Games Today.
Hartford at Bridgeport.
New Haven at New Britain.
Waterbury at Springfield.
llolyoke at Northampton.
Giants Buy Two New Pitchers.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.,
pitchers were added to the staff of
the New York National League Club
last night, according to announcement
by Manager Memory. The new mem-
bers of the team are Klawitter of the
shievi port Lo. club, and George~Dal
1131. of the Springfield. 111., Three "1"
1431111113 team. The price for the0 lat-
ter is reported to have been $4,130
Will Exchange Second Basemen.
WASHINGTON. Aug. ll.—Wsshing-
ton and Detroit American League ball
teams are to exchange second base-
mcn, Hermann Schaefer. captain of
the iletrolts. coming here and Jim
Delehanty going to I)eti'.olt A state-
meni to this el‘fect was given out last
night. by Manager llughcy Jennings,
of Detroit
SHOT ALLEGED BURGLAR.
CLARKSIIOIIO, N. J.. Aug. li.———
lsuac T. Halnes. postmaster. proprietor
of the general store here. shot and
killed Harry Mullin, early today, as
the latter it is alleged, was attempt-
ing burglary Mullin was recently re.
leased from the county prison. where
be had served a sentence for robbing
a local store.
MOTHER AND BABE DEAD IN
WELL.
M't‘OMil, Ohio. Aug. lbw—«The. bodies
of Mrs. James 11'. Bitter and her your-
old daughter. were found in an aban-
doned well by tho wtiman'e husband.
curly today. The. coroner pronounced
the cane 1111101110.. 1111's. Hitler had
been In ill-hrullb. The baby was
elapsed thghtly in the woman's arms.
thin; for the benefit of Mrs. Sculley'e
J. 13‘. Gorhnm, who is employed at.
in Bridgeport, is
Warren S. Rogers and family of
the
In
CFOEN Highway for the month of Au-
Motoman James Mills is spending
Mrs. Mills and children have
Aug. li.——Two
El"
HE
enjoying his ““1311“,. here. and at "Ilymlmhd buns-elixir». oiehlieoduhe
A sbu 1'3' Park for the luv. tune, on non nod never found In,
. . mm until he been taking your enema. Iineo
__.__.__ he hu begun akin: Consuelo be he saver ha
John Newman, who recently sold 8:;g:f:;3‘fl$;g 3:211:13an “and?”
I n I ‘ ) t ' n .n .
his 1111.111 111 ROBLIIIII dlSil‘ltl, haS‘DUI' will live you the prlvlle of untangle none '
chased the DOSt‘Ill’I‘ house on btnte I- ll UieklunJIlRe-lnufluw. ludiueooiie
Qesi For
Thebowele
moremuime'
11111 rm
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Never Slek'en. "lineman-19mm
Smile ever
eoidlln tbulls e ennine uhl t “'hm
eedto eeu'ol' your 11.101;th ' '1’“ 3::
whaling Remedy Cm. Chloe‘s or NJ.”
AIIIIIII. SALE. TEI IILIJOI MISC
1111111111111 11;. 1.. .118;
. 1 $1,101,011] 1111
Holels. Banks. Newspaper OIIices
Stores and Houses Burned
Plenum Pol-grim. Potent TuteOoodDe
MIDDLETOWN N. Y., Aug. ll.—A
loss estimated at $1,000,000 was caus-
ed by the fire which swept thirty—six
buildings from the main street of the
summer resort town of Monticello, N.
Y, last night. The buildings burned
Included hotels, stores and residences.
The fire was under control this mu,
lug after dynamite was used.
Three hotels filled with summer
nut-sis mainly from New York city.
were destroyed. They were the Rock-
well House. the largest hotel in Sui—
llvan County. the Palatine Hotel, and
the 13011411111 House. All the guests es-
caped with most of their personal ef-
fects. The Monticello House was not
burned. The Union National Bank.
both llcu'spaper emces and every store
but one in the town were destroyed
E11in this moinlng when it was seen
that the business section of the vil-
Iago was doomed. the iiimen began
to use dynamite. By this means all
the residences but two were saved.
Monticello ordinarily is D. Illlage of
11 N5 than 2,000 residents. but in 801113
bier the population swells to nearly
live thousand. The hotels and board-
\\‘. 1.. l’.(‘.. 111g houses were filled last night when
Detroit ............. 1‘12 10 .608 the tire began 111 the electric light sto-
Philadelphia ........ 1‘12 ~10 .608 lion in the rear of the Palatine Hotel.
lioston ............. til 41' .581 on Mainsirect. A high wind fanned
Cleveland .......... :13 30 .315 the flames and the three Monticello
Chicago ............ IR .32: .475 tire companies were unable to check
New York .......... 411.11 .4751 their progress The blaze bursting
St. Louis ........... II .71 .114 from the room of the lighting station
Washington ........ ‘.l '."i .291 attacked the Palatine Manic Hall. a
separate building in the rear of the
Yesterday's ,Results. Palatine Hotel aml then spread to the
11031011. 3; €1,163“, 2‘ hotel itself. The alarm was spread
Philadelphia. :2: Detroit. 1. through the hotel promptly and “3
(11.191.11.11 1 3'.... York, 1, fifty 01 more guests hastily assembled
Washington 1; St. Louis. 1 112 in their 1391011811388 133331 5911101139 other
'niugs) inns. Assistance was summoned from
Port Jervis and Liberty, and the ow
Games Today. mer boarders not only in Monticello
Cleveland at Boston I and from nearby villages formed vol-
Chico 311 at “1‘; York 1111113131 fire companies. One of the
Qt i 5' ' , '. Monticello companies was put out of
1 . .ouls at Ihiladelphia. i e l b b 1 a lit 1) tween
Detroit at Washington. serv C ear y y 9 ago ug o
burning buildings 11163 company as
. _.__. . raped with the apparatus, but its hole
Connecticut League Standing. was rendered useless. From the Pain.
i}:- 1.. PF- tine Hotel the fire spread up and down
Holyoke ' 33 .1332 110111 sides of Main street, sweeping
Hartford 3f 618 the business buildings. hotels and
Waterbury _ 4") ~33“! stores for a distance of about six city
\‘ew Britain ........ 41 '3“ "311 blocks. The Rockwell House was
New Haven -------- ill =39 1479 licked up by the. flames in short order.
Springfield --------- 41 48 ~46} but the 150 guests warned to ample
Northampton ....... 40 11?. 1.41313 time gathered their movable posses-
Ill'ltlgl‘port ......... 11' .19 33-39 sions and moved on. The 90115qu
House. containing fifty guests was
Yesterday's Relultt- quickly burned The other buildings
I‘lrldgeport. "1: Springfield. 1 (first destroyed included the Masonic Tem-
plc the offices of the Monticello Re-
publican and Watchman. newspapers,
Darland and Armstrong 8 livery stable,
W W. Johns Hardware stone. the resl<
denccs of John W. Tymeson and Dr. J.
F. Curlette, two of the finest houses
in tho v,lllagc the Hudson River Gon-
trui Telephone Office, the department
stores or Hammond and1 Cooke and
Burns and '.I’aylor several groceries.
stationery stores. drugstores, Murray‘s
Hall the office building of Dr. Mo
Willams, a law office building and sev-
eral mior buildings. At daylight Main
street was a mess of smouldering enl-
bere.
AMATEUR BICYCLE RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY, August ire-{13,1113
thr-ee quarter mile open amateur bi-
cycle record was reduced from 1: 30 4-5
'to 1: 28 by Phil Wright last night The
former record was made by Percy
Lawrence.
THE STRUGGLE.
Sav not the struggle naught svolieth
The labor and the wounds are vein,
The enemy fsiuts not nor falleth,
And as things have been they re
main.
If hopes were dupes. fears may lie
liars. ‘
It may be. 111 you smoke concealed.
Your comrades chase. o‘en now the.
. fliers.
’And, but for you. possess the hold.
ror. while the tired waves. vainly
breaking,
Seem here no painful inch to gain. .
For back through creeks and Inlet:
making
Comes indent, flooding in the‘ moth. _
And not by eastern windows only,
light.
In from the sun climbs slow-how‘
slowlyl~
ilut westward. look, the land is-
bright
" -Arthur 1111311 01011311.
Tom—~‘1 ate some’of the coke oile-
111111113 just. to make myself solid."
1111 k-—"l‘lld you succeed?" '
Tom~"l couldn I feel any more solid
If i had mien concrete or builm'
l11.101114. "~—Utlca Herald
\\ lien daylight comes, comes In‘ the ,‘
Norwalk Chronicler