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Hlty Editor’s Rasldsnu
Mr. and Mrs. Perry 1". Phlruum of
80 Franklin irireet, hire the parents of .
a son born Tuesday.
M .‘
Oliver Saunders; of Westportv oven-1‘
no is now employed in the mechanical
department oi’ the Norwnlk Hour. 1
Misses Nellie lt.<':iohn and Nellie
Bylngton, ot Nurwalk. have been
uptending a few days in New York“
c Y
Miss Evelyn Meriwether assistant
in the Norwalk lJbral‘y has returned
tronr a two weeks' visit in Richmond,
Virginia. .
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Miss Annie E. Miller, stenogrspher
at the dfliwloi‘vHM. ilaytnn 00., inc.,
is‘ spending her vacation ill Cross Riv-
er, New York.
~Opening,~'l‘rhnmod Milllnery. Sat-
urday and Monday. C. J. Mlntz d: CO.
H
‘.D Tonkonow. a traveling salesman
for a New York ilrm. residing in
South Norwalk, was in Glenbrook 011
business, recently.
The Golden Rule Circle of the Nor
Walk Council. R; A. uivll meet Friday
at 3 oclock with His. Abram Fitch.
of Morgan avenue
W
Among the new button agents ap-
pointed on the New aien road is in-
cluded M. w. Balaton,“ Ridgsfleld. on
the Shore Line division.
IT he Hatch 81 Ba‘ley ch
Lumber and MillWo’rltiorEverything
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. tits most durum-cf modern woods; will out.
last metal and is more ornamental.
flashing in place of metal.
noon.
saucs's only ‘70 GREENWIEH. Cf
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"I'm to Nan s Fart: sud a Nasoum
Through his generosity.
ORIENWIOK, Bent. 28.——lt was an-
uouaced yesterday thst the late Robert
. M. Bruce who died here a few months
‘ ago worth €2,000000, had offered the
town It beauiiiul park oi about 100
ac'res worth )2100 000. a house worth
1850 000 and 850, 000 in monex.
{11* yew ’ 7 1 is building whith was Mr. Bru
‘I all}; .' 11cm; late residence; it is stipulated
I «3. ' i shall be used as a museum of history.
' natural history and art it only re-
mains tor the my to say at the next
shnulu town mos ng which will be
bold early in October whether it will
scant the slit. .
7 “N13. more was during .euiiy lite a
“ cottonlhroker lollies/dork city and
amassed a lane tortune. Ivor many
years he had been a beueisetosk hi
. Greenwich. About three years;
gave the town 11 £2,000 town 1.115513;
_ and large sums toward the buildingoY
the Greenwich Gaiterai Hospital. He
lavas emged‘ in prilate charitable
work‘ every winthr gave away to
the poor‘oi’ the townthrou b tho'ngen-
-. t‘y of Wv'fll'rfihiitln‘a meal y loan pro—
: nliuent in politics; thousbnds‘ot‘ dol-
lars worth bi'lolbthing, «abpplles,7 tie.
Heloise 1111‘"th summer home for New
York’ working girls.
PERFECTION
Ii
"LEARN wmu: you nil.
MernIII N1211t School
OPENS OCTOBER 5. 19M.
BOOKK EPING. ‘ *1 " 't’ H W‘YERMS:
SHORT AND,
TYPEWRITING, “.00 MONTHLY MR8. JENNINGS DEAD.
ENGLISH. Bonito FREE. m
Wife oi Manufactiarir Succumbs to Ty-
phoid Aftsr'Ttvo‘WIok' illness.
Nellie M. Strickland. wile of Henry
A. Jennings. died at her home in
Greens rat-ms yellterday morning after
‘an illness of about two weeks. Ty
phold lever complicated with other
troubles caused her death. Deceased
was the daughter or late Erwin and
Mrs... Strickland (it Bridgeport. She
was 31 year: or gke. "rive funeral will
take place {rpm the Greens Fauna
home midsyjlitorhonn at 2 caloric.
The Rev Henry Hilliam Tweed) ot
the south Congregational church
Bri gcport, oi Which the deceased was
ember wlll cundu'ct the eerilcc
The intermiflit will be at Muhniuln
Grove (altimeter) and Willbe be'privqte.‘
The husband Henry A. “linings. Is
the senior partner of the firm Jen-
ninga Blotting, lll‘ilcturers of met
111 goods 0! t. Deceased
leaves a ldrgt- or friends and
acquaintances in I‘m neport'where she
was profil‘lile of memory ‘tor years
W
an 5.11 Building 'South 11de. Conn.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YARD TEL. 46-2. MILL TEL. “—3.
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Mauidod Woodan Gutters.
Also we conildantly recommend “Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime. .1
N. I.—Durlng Iummsr months we will close .‘Bhturdays promptly ai‘yt
WAN MOWW'JREAK FOB
LIIERTY.
' TheW. T.C U. will meet with Mrs. t
A. S Palmer, 272 Eabt avenue. Friday. 1 . 5“!“ ”WWII. Sept. 23. —-A
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temperance are invited.
. Mrs. Sophia A world and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel L Weed, of Wall street,
have retui'nedvto Not-walk alter a two
weeks’ sojourn‘ in Maine.
William‘R.‘Coile, ot'flm Wastpunt
road isinil-sw versions onbashsosa
vhnd expects to renialnwln st cityvior
the opening oi the celebrdtion
Mrs.- William Moon; of Catskill. N. .
Y” “Computed by 'ber daughter, to
Spending a week with her sister. Mrs.
A. C.’ Cunso of 96 Elinheth street. . :-
-—.A line view of therl'iultonliudson
marine parade can be had by taking
Steamer Rosedaie. toot oi 22nd St. N.
R. 11:30 a 111.. ‘.Sept 21'». Tickets for
sale at Norwalk Steamboat Co. a oiiioe.
Mr. and Mrsxh‘t H. Follow. of “Is-
lnnd Home " Bells island. gave a din
her party, Monday, in honor or their
cousin, Miss Eda Benedict. oi Minne-
sota. who has just returned from
broad
8. Trash Stanley; ot'Mdin- street, will .
not resume his duties at the Johns
Hopkins Medical College at Daltimore
this fall because of ill ‘heslth. me. 3"
Stanley lelt town yesterday tor Great
Barrington. Mass. where he will act
as instructOr‘l'n a‘bblle‘se.
_..___..._..:._1_
<St. Jon Merrill
day, for Providence, R. 1,, where he .-
was present at' a wedding last even
tug, of a grand mice this will visit .
friends and relatives in Providence.
and in North Attleboino Mass. or wall .
its the, Odd Fellows‘ home at Grbi‘on ‘
on his return trip. - .
ner Milk Bisciiits every day '
8 «wins. Banner Best Bill
'ilts
gnker‘yru“
mt
. ‘59; 1’61. 11%;
JThe' criminal superior court. whl
has been “salon. in Bridgeport, ad
journedfl wmé‘lday untilmew'rues.
may. J d sins wss‘7 to have pre-
«vanadium 11411. one
Ju‘dge Glider has beent filling his
place te Zrhrlly. It is expected that
Jme‘ ‘ng
W1 be upon the.
canon ammu- ,
‘ .
“gifts vat client the temper-v .
ny Rliendtju ri'tél‘s the national Dem- .
oeratic cornth “Norman E. Meek,
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‘ 7 19““ N court.
fligé‘g‘tigrmvwm
Idi'lll N9. "55
left town yester- .
evening ‘Whtle victim out for ex-
ercise they attacked their wordlvrs.
wounding live, nod thermsde a break
for liberty.“ The remaining wardens
‘. ‘_ tuard and
r; if; ‘11», ind d’men Nine
luc' oth were wounded
Optidan
Everything ln the thicpl Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL outs“. PHONE it's. nahwaut.
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DANCING FRIDAY NIGHT.
MATINEE Tuition ..... “to
NchT 93% .......... 10c, 29c
Included in Niciioi Fixtures for a Modem Bu],
& L L Room can be found in an unequaled assoit
ment here.
" For the entire equipment or for one sepg;
rate article you'll find no better place to buy
than at '
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23. -—'ijbe conditions at the pollen mill“;
operatives. and how bettei to pmvldei
for their weltare. was the general top-l
in treated In‘the Mm] ptpers read“ {1
Idbiltlml'ht Button "Mosmtursrs' '
amml directing 5 bsrd'totisy. .7 <
whinuie reading: of .. papsnou *‘Ac
oi ats to cotton Ml pargtlvos.‘ ll) 7.
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ERETTON WOODS. ~N- Hy. .
if
M .todsyls session otttbsv'riatlooahne vv
~ ”Philemon Isobslon woo opened ..
Id ward W Thomas,
. which was followed by a
, lfibgdflgefll‘ot‘fiwm “Nifllmy
fillfladd't‘bvfl -_'7
Ill Hillel“. '0“ 136M: “MOW C
Michaelis, of New H'Estk.
untilry‘ “court as
xiiillldi
:bstidm you loo
mil-way men. ram-hora and the;
Mon Jul «Nan oliutvsha "tilted, 7
lltstés uovcrnmoht ItoWyWiillt *
were the quality or rolls.
that ever took place 'in any country.
was that of James sievens in the Call-
iornla courts for theft. The circum-
stances were as follows:
There were [our prospectors in the
Klondike region whim the gold lever
ihtre Was at its height. among whom
Stevens was one. They “struck it
rltil.’ divided up and started out for
the United Ethics. Just before leav-
ing Stevens gui‘into 11 tom game and
lost everythli'ig be had. Winter was
coming on and he bpde fair to starve
unless something wasidone {or him.
So the other three decided to pay him
so much to guard their dust on the
ship Isid pay his wsy home to San
Francisco. They each had their share
of dust and nuggets accurately
weighed and then put them into a
common pile pending. oi coulse,‘ their
renpport‘ionm‘ent on reaching part i
This they placed In a blrong box
whitrh they nailed up and sealed carea
itiliy. It was Ste’vens‘ duty-to watch
this by day 11nd sleep by it by night
until the destination was reached.
There were exactly 200 pounds avoir.
dupols of the gold, sworn to by a reg-
ular Welshcr. it was worth a'great
deal of money. ‘1
Well, everything went along smooth-
ly until San Francisco was reached.
Stevens seeming to appreciate what
his former partners were doing for
him and guarding his trust jealously.
When the ship came into port the box
was immediately removed under the.
supelvislon 0! Stevens to a place of
rewelghlng. so that each could take
his share again and deduct so much
for Btevens‘ pny.
it was found that instead of having
600 pounds of gold all before there was
now only a fraction over 1198 pounds.
The partners were loath to distrust
Stevens and had it rcweighed twice
but With the same result each time.
Reassured as they were of his guilt
and having contempt tar such Institu-
tudc they immediately swore out a
warrant for his arrest lie all the
time protested his innocence. billI was
not able to account tor the loss.
The pour fellow was thrown into
orilorsnd held for trial. Not having
any money or friends he gave up all
hope or being acquitted, as the ctr
cumstnucial evidence seemed abso-
lutely against him. A yuan; lawyer
wad appointed by the court to defend
him. This young man. Thaddeus
Wayne lvy name, set to work on its
seemingly‘hopeless‘job with great on-
thusiiism, as he had few clients any-
how and plenty of time.
The caso‘z‘was soon callpd and all
the circumstantial evidence set forth.
Wayne did not even question a wit-
ness.
When all the testimony was in
Wayne reuqosted the judge to allow
him to quality Samuel 1. Johnson.
teacher oi physics in a high school.
as air expert witness. The judge,‘ not
seeing any relation of physu‘s to the
theft, was about to refuse the young
man when a peculiar glimmer in the
latter's eye persuaded him to humor
the boy. Johnson was placed on the
stand and the following colloquy en~
sued:
"With what does phyics deal?"
“With natural phenomena, or the
changes in the state or condition at
matter."
“Does the weight of a person change
as 1 he .7chaliges his location on the
earth?"
“Yes."
“Just how does that happen. and
how mueh‘docs' the weight change?"
" "The“welght of anybody is greatest
‘ st'ths p‘oleaof the earth, as they are
the nearest points to the center. it
gets less and, less the farther we
away from the center. This effect .is
enhanced by the rotation of the earth.
7 bodies tending to 7tly on more at the
equator than near the poles. The
‘ combinatioii of these two makes p
body Weigh one tWhnndred-Ind-eigh
ty-niatlt less it the equator thin at
.the poles suds: proportionate amount
lor wilderness between."
A
1
would a may lose 111 “gold; from Cape
Nome Alas”, to Ban Francisco?" 1
, "I shall “say about one in soon 1
"Then gold weighing 600 pounds in
Home could not possibly weigh avg:
6” pounds here, could it?" ‘
"It, couldmow
”was sequined on this evidence 1'
former partners were so sorry or their
recent suspicion and so eager to an e
anropds that they plot only paid ll
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Wills“ i’it‘et is peculiar but patiently
in agent's! mill: mason. ll, 1g. redo:
shout to lhggyvnlted 51.13.th
”inept. Eviil'yidmébuulbnt's‘
Washington to the New 0111111111: mint
a ccrtaim amount linguist in
the mortal in (ii' tfinfltgfio in order
' mum yv_l'i_"i'l THEFT. "
One of. the most interesting trials 7 -.
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travel toward the equator, for We go '
“About what traction of its weight *’
M1“ limitless to say that Steve‘s;
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lilo ilslary that. they iliativhruiiilaiid h . .
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in? ‘5‘ eh :i‘ flri‘hlv‘t‘v fl
mos. trillion.
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which is important enough in lt‘soif to '
brill! you to this Busy store; '
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.. 1. sued 2 to‘ 14.
$1.00 souaae veers ..... 69; -—--—-—~- 7
. ..__ -._-.7_7 _ 25c wmoow emcee. ...19c
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$1.29 BLANKETS ......... ‘ .HBC 5c PEARL BUTTONS ....... 3c
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Everything new and worth while' in Trimmings is hero—Band-
ings Gslloons. Gsrnitures. All-alien, Tassels. Fringes..]et Orna-
ments, etc.. to harmonize with any gawn. We will be glad to have
you call and see them.
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86 ”(WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
g-u—sn—I-I—u—‘l
“By the Way”
how oilen have you had to stop "by
the way" for necessary repairs that 4.
you should have seen to before start-
ing out on the journey? Next time you
make it long trip better bring your
ulnrhinu to our garage first and let. 1!!
luck it over im possible imperfection!
that might cause a breakdown. "Pro-
vention is better than cure" you know, ,
and flu cheaper in the end. ' _ '
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'LQVIV'B THOUGHTFULNEII.
"George dear." said Mrs. DovokliisH
who had cums down stairs in tlme to
pour the cotton, "i'm gels; to walk to
the ear with you this morning. Aron'
tourist countered out on tile ’ pitta ' ‘
form. 1311er a scrub oak stood his“
to E1 esgm. at, or metal in
. 7 oln my {weights on
' those speclil y’ii tell have to be 01
with or lamslos. it the
Wat is 11 SM mummy and
i o M: conentmy
w ll w tsnd will we a true
nht‘suhh‘s mitt”. But sprlug bat:
slices cannot be ,1!“°‘.‘."“‘“‘V”““ nod-1
go's In Denver lines.
you glad?" salami with serum lili‘s'tlds.
"Very slud indeed lovey. It's so "What do you (till! that?" he dulll'lld
nice of you to think of me and to not of a lanky native.
up rally for the purpose or limiting iti "Razorback hog”
usual
unnecessary to walk those dismal 3203‘?“ 7‘3 “7‘ 75‘0““
"three blocks ale lion '91!“ do you711mm. ”‘9‘”
want?"-—0hica£ Hedoni- Herald. 1u't "ropmn' g’m'olflmul
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