.. ssl‘itbmim‘bhtvo
" not win
Ihoworo tonight and Tuesday: wan
thei- ton lght; moderate to brisk eouth.
o entitling to west Tuesday. ,
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BRIEIIWIBH
Accident on the Return from North Beach, Sunday Afternoon.
Followed by a Series of Mishaps Which Were Nut Enjoy-
ed by the Members and Friends of the Pheonix Engine
Company, sidewalk—Night Spent in New York Harbor,
Making the Return Sell in the Steamer Rosedaie
IIIIIIIIIII SlillllIlI A Hill] IINIIIIIIII
Slilllllis A8 IiiiiiiI lII Ilii .IIIIIIIIII
uw‘um.~u—-W
Rumors of Leaks, Fire and Other Occurrences to the Sylves-
ter Denied by the Officers oi the Line, and All Wars Oiad‘
When South Norwalit Was Reached
'l‘lIII anxiety of several hundred rest IIIII .lohu SIIIIIIsiIII leaving the dock in
dents or The NIH walks who Ivore on
the South Noiwalit steamboat dock or
at their homes over night. as well as
the distress of nine hundred excursion
isis to Noith litII,Ich were. greatly i'II
liIIIIIIIl this moining shortly after 7
o'clock th II the. steamer itosI-iinic
tied up Iii the South Noiti'iiiii siIII-Iui
boat dock.
'i‘Iie cxtriirsionists, who \t‘t‘i‘ti the
members of Phoenix Engine titliiipniiy.
N0. 1. of Norwalk, and n wide ('ll'l‘li‘
of their friends. started out most IIIIp.
pily yesterday morning on the steam-
i
South Noiwulit Iii. ii: till o'clock, hut he
fine the III iiiin this morning had gone
through Ii series of tho moIIi harrowing
mishaps that is is hardly poasihlo tor
thorn,I fortunate enough to he on shore
to IlilflKllitt.
Slow Trip to the Beach.
In the first place the trip to North
Beach was unusually slow. and court?-
IpII-IItiy very tiresome, iJII-I inndluu
their not helm: Illlltlt‘ until I o‘clock
in the IIi'iIIi'IIIIIIiI. 'i‘IiII Wtilllliil’ \I'im
chilly, hill the attractions at the lil’ill‘li
were enjoyed until Ii half hour before
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Mil" MEI MADE
. DISII FDII LIBERTY
SAN iI‘llANClS(10..luiie ti.——A sensu-
tioiial dash t’or shore liberty, in wide h
it In said, eighty lite" pf Battery “if."
SIetond lI‘ielIl ArtiiliIrS‘ outward hound
irom For! 1). A. Russell. Wvouiinlt to
Manila. on the tr'ausputi Logan today
paitlciputcd is being investigated In
t‘npt. Francis W. Griffin, roiintiidng the.
tuition. 'l‘hrioeli or the men too hav
lug been taken from the city prison.
have heen placed in the ll‘llilttiitil“'t
hrig. According to an official report.
almost hull of the hattcry. hint at tiIIIIiI.
Saturday night slippcdiroin the shin
without orders. carrying army. and
Ivteiirinn cartridge hells. scaled Ii Ill".ll
i'oltctI at the dock and scattered along
tho harbor trout. some who were up
able to elude tlitI dock gourd tlropped‘
IIIIIIIhoIIiIi and swani ashore it Viih‘i
not Iiiitli :l o'Ilocit yoalIIitlItI lutuniur,
that IlIII Illiil oi the llllalilh‘ \\I‘ re I-IIIIIIIi
(Id up.
-—SPECIAL WARNING
If you don't want ltl inunh, at
from ”The Time of ills Lite." III I ,tlt‘ i.
wood's ilnli. Wed, June h. iI'II‘.
-——Ai’tIII‘ a hard day‘s IIIIIIII, you Iltl'tl
rot-rt iitioII. HtIiII-tI coini- in :Ilt‘t’I
'i‘ItIIII of His Life .ii i. or it no III :4 ii: iii
Wednesday evening. tune .‘I and iIIIII~
ii good tough for :li'Ir
IIIIAIS Ii IIII iIIIIIWIIIl
Iilliil illiili Iiiiiililli
The storm locally Ivan one of the
most f-il‘Vt‘I't‘ tiiuf iiaii been experienced
this }’|‘lll‘. it not only poured in for—
III-IIIs. Illll it was intensely dark. t‘tm»
IIIIlIIrIIiIiII damage was doniI nitmx ilIII
shore. and (laptain William Young, of
the Ntil’WitIk Yacht Club, and i'IIIIiIieIiis
of Hickory illiiii and Belle island III'IIIII
ki'lil up about all night looking after
hunts. and tryinu, to prevent IiIIiIIiIuII.
Several of the i’l‘HiIli'IH of the Nor-
Ivalit Yacht Club iioIIt IlrIIiiItIIIl their
anchors and wore driven ioIhIIII- in.
it) is Minna houseboat was flip nionl
seriously damaged. This wait IliivIIiI
l
i
III IIIIIIII mm”...
” IIEEII milieu Oil
silliness FENCE
"i‘wo IiIIIIr IIppeIIrI‘Itl in a garden for
lug on the Main street of Struiiord,
Sunday morning, just as people were
going to church and lim‘ilillt‘ iI‘lI‘tiiiIIiIIIti
and run across the street near the, ii~
Mary and one Wt'ill through Ii yard
and over II low font-c flflll tin.I other
tried in Jump tinI high iron antes of
the III-IIIIIIIIIIy and in some way felt
and ttnpuilctl himself on the Hlilll'li iIoII
points.
it was It fine hut-it with horns iii the
\‘(‘I\'t'l IIIIII lil‘l‘llflllf-l three IIIIII'II old
and in its struggles it was horrlhiy
torn and was it gruesome sight to iiiosi-
Who gathered, and if was nearly a iinil
hour iIIIt'orII Deputy Siieriil Stags Iir
III-ed and put it out of Ila misery.
lndders had to he Iirocurctl to lift
thI hotly off the fence and it was taken
III' II IntIiIi marital and tlnunty Warden
iSinith was notified, and us it rest». of
the :IIIIIiIiIIIIt Connecticut venison will
he mum in t-iii‘uiford, though Illllli)
II tnt‘ IIIIIII till“! the poor (mature in
its death siiiiguies will not have an
ltii unison for home time to
' IIliiIII
I I" III hate in en horn often IIiIout
I NIIIIIIIiiI lIItIIiI tine IiIII lliiItl neck in.
lip the same manner.
”lull" ', IIIIII sIIIII IIIIII thtI West lint-its loud
and I\\tl IIIIIII III I II clum- io the frolic}
ll‘ill'li IIII tin: wui to \‘i‘lnnipuult and un-
IIlIltII IIit lllt’ \I‘t't-Itfptlrf l'tmtI.
.m n.
iiiiwu itiiiiiiiiililiiii
Pin intuit I visit
hinti- Highway (‘oniiiilunloiirr .iIIiIIIIr
ll. MiitIllottultl. oi liat'iitirtl, WIIII in
Not-waiti. on sulurduy afternoon and
with .IIIIiIIIItIuan Alfred Avison. I'lnlteti
the worlt which in firing IioiitI on the
Connecticut Turnpike. The work in
now nearly finished. all IIIIIII rolling
and waiting down
t‘IIiiiiIIiIIIIiIIIIIIr filiirllonnid uni. pious
tId IIitiI thII via) in niiltii the Inuit was
lining dent.- and left order» for the It‘
Inninticr of the turnpike to lie repaired
'l‘iic had him:
Noiwuih ilonpiini.
in “out of tin.-
IIIIiIorII. ourI sido striking the 'i'titiiiil ' Willi"! WWI “Willy the wot-III place on
wharf with great violence. and trai-
lint off the infinity and aiIIIIIIttIi portion ‘ """d "i' Hi‘lllllnll.‘
of the work. Fortunately no one waII
on hoard
‘lllt' entire iItIIIIII will huddled in and
Also. the road.
item the l‘Iirlov piopnrty. WtihllWlll‘ll to
the lluricu town line. will he topalrod
(yummy Mun...” “Nomi" “1..., found and put in ext-client II.otitlittoti
the shore nouih of 'i‘iithili'tt dork. but
luckily escaped damage. and won flout
fill at high water this morning
William .I Mciiugh. Ji‘.'I "Kunultn"
wont ashore about the dock at Win.
noun Point. and new lien birth and
dry.
dormer Commodore Ferrell's "Aen-
its"
for an the Yacht Club flout. but. later
a mini succeeded in uniting aboard
and prevented further damage.
Ar-thni mica dory tvIItIt tiIthorII
about theI club house. the linen out
' falling to hold the hunt. and nits Willi
quite severely injured.
At 2 o‘clock this morning all
electric lights went out rind left the
workers in darkness lost at the, time
when they were most needed. itc
pairs were made today.
“CARD 0' THANKB.
We wish to tender our heariielt
thanks to the neighbors and friends;
also the employee of (.i. 8. 'l‘rowhridgc
, bolt factory, Who kindly remembered
its in our hereavetftent _
. will. W. (3. ROLL!“ AND fiON.
rimmed her anchors and coma as .
tho”
I
“hen the writ in all finished (loin
lliimllulltli‘ iiiiiclionuid hue miUllll‘thm
ilIII t-Iiutriiritnit (linintrati and (lint
stead whom he gave the coat not tor
the, IIIIIII of the work. to oil the whole
portion. ‘lliin will make one line piIirt
of road from the city lino at. Namath.
on theI ArIIIory ltiii intuit net-lea town
line it will he one which thtI rim
Ivnllt pIIoplu may well he, proud til’.
lilthrrto. the condition of the road has
caused no pride to his [all by the Nor
Walk citizens hut now thin" are all
difiolotit
“ONLY ON! JUNK DIALIH lN
EA“ NORWALK.
i pay in ii ll). tor rain. heat prices?
for runners and minute. i haven't any
hells on my \vitgtui or i havon'l our
one peddling for me. i dont come to
the house. unless i' m lent for. ’i’nl. till.
William Edwin: in Fort street.
“NW“
The annual meeting of tho South
Norwiiilt Union school dilt’rlut. Will not
he held totamrow evnnlnx. as has been
reported, but It null trout tomorrow.
night. June Nb.
“mpwfloxtglflornnlfi Poet-om“
,,: till. II iiiillillliiill‘iiiilii
.lililiili Ill Iiiiiliilii lliiliilllil
Church in Greenfltlti, Mass.
The appointment of clergyman for
the. various churches in the. New lia-
voii tlfltl Boston district by the llov
Bishop (lumen caused ti tremeiitious’
theI fifty ninth session of the New Eng
land conference of theI African M. E.
church was brought to a close at the
[lathe] M. ii. church, New Haven. A
grand Ionoert will wind up the whole
affair tonight at the church and mueiI
clans from different parts of the coun.
try will furnish an excellent program.
The appointments made by Bishop
Gaines. follow. Home or them are re
appointments. others art.I transfers and
home new appointmenttl.
Boston Diotrict.
Rev. W. H. llurroil, I). ll, moulding
elder; Charles street. Boston. Rev. 1‘.
W. i-lcntlcrsou, ll. 1).; Bethei. New Hill!»
ford. Rev. (3. 1’. Cole, 1). 1).; first
church. Providence, Rev. i”. G. Moore-l
Brown; Cambridge. Mann. Rev. l. 1‘).
Jacobs; Lynn and Chelsea. Rev. W, W.
Williams; Plymouth. Rth. Autrinm
Lott; Second church. Providence. nova!
W. H. Jones; Fall River. Rev. C. V.
Gibbons; Worcester. to ho supplied;
(lottaitc (Zity. lit-II John White; South
iIiiiti Mission. not. it if. .‘Iiiniih; l’ort
land. Mo, llm‘. iI. (‘. llaIin
New Haven District.
ilev. William St. Augustine Lynch.
ii. II, Presiding iIiIier; NewImIi. it. L.
Rev. W. ll. Thomas. I). 1).; If‘t‘lillwil'll‘
tlonu.. Itov. A. ti. Norton; New “le
van. t‘omp. Rev. C‘. it. \‘I‘Iai'wood:
tI‘prIIItIiiIIIIl, Mama. Rev. .l. l.. Wilton.
Ntil’\\‘illli. Conn. Itev. W. Spencer ('ar
pIIlIiIIt'; t-liiuiiielii. Matte. and Leo. Hit!
t'tiii‘ord .leicr; l'itislleld. Mann. "i‘V
.i. l'. Sampson; North Adams. Milan“
iiov. liIIiIIIlI Carter; Nitrrauatmnii
l’itIr. itev. iIZ. K. Nichols; Greenfield.
iIIr, Rev. II}. K. Nichols; tlrIII‘lIlitIlfl.
Muse“ tier. 8, ii. tlIimlII-I; Jamestown.
Mann, Ilt‘V. .i. it. (they: Stamford.
(‘onir llIIv. it. hi Kingsley
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Will Hilliilll IIII
III Illii Iliilil lilill
More Than a Score oi Others
Were Overcome by Fumes
in a Hudson River
Warehouse
.lIIiIII lip i‘no iirIIiin-ii
\Hil't' killed and more than :i
Wl‘l‘t‘ UH‘IIOIllt‘ hy I-tiiiilir. t'iiiIIiIII iIi
llRllllllK it ninhhorn warultonm- lilt-
Iicur the Hudson rtIIIr from today
'l‘IIII Iii lIH‘ liIIItnIIII overcome
caught iii It hitch Iiiaulttit on the fourth
floor of lllt‘ building TIIIII men who
Inunniteti to avoid the worst of tin.-
liurst of flames and dense siIIo‘IIe
:IIIit-nnii-Il from a window i'oi help Lad
tit-Iii \I'IIrc raised and the IIiIIIoiiII ‘Imtn
IIIIIII carried down.
iI'irtIiIIuii Timothy t‘otiIIi died on the
III.IIIIIilk itllt’i' hitting IIIIIIII (‘itll‘lt'tl
from all Iipp. r tiIior Wllt‘li‘ he had iiIitI
unconscious for more than no hour iii
II pool of water. Fireman
III-sly was llilttili out of the
dead. Thrup of the I'ulIIt'IIIi tireineii
are still in ii hospital in II serious rou-
tiiiiun.
The fire was iii the live-story iIIiilIl~
ill“ at llti~llti Worthington street. oc-
cupied hy the Free Storage llouded
Warehouse. The ions iii IIIIIIIIIiitIId at
"p.000. Adjoining tenement IIIIiiIliiiItn
Wore hurriedly emptied an the fire as
.tltllit’ttl it dangerous innit. but the iIIInIIIII
warn confined to tliI.I warehouse IIiriIII
turn. iIiroiitIaiII,gIIIIc IiintI-rmi uni Ill
lighting the blaze.
’i‘htI tlilliflortllln IIhnratItcr of the tire
onetime IIppiiiuIIt when the first gangs
or nivnieu entered it with hone. .\
innu- pnrt oi the content» of thI IIIIIIIII
IlDliM‘ IoIIIIiIitIIIi of iiqunre. aniline Iii-III-
anti twine and tho noxious innit-II tmiu
these hunting. Iiuhsiuncuit caused the
fire tightens in diop h) the down. it
was only by heroic work that their
coinprtiiloutl succeeded in IIIIvinII HI‘H‘I'I
Iii of ihiI unconscious men. i-iiIII t'liiet
limiter pcrnonnily Iili'colntl thtI work of
l‘flltillt’l.
l.iIIIii. Olimpia-Ii IIIIIII overcome while
at the hand of ii rcuruiuu party. lie
was ililtltwd when the party unturned
NEW \‘UllK.
lIi‘l l‘i‘
\\‘t'l't‘
had funnier the building at intuit risk
and save hint. itII Ivan revived with
the many other» over whom n his force
of ambulance surgeons Ivor-tied illu-
neuvrrn on the uidewaiint III-Iirliy.
STEEET
out.
IiLt. FOR MEADOW
lama .
'i‘htI hill from thtI New Ytil‘k. New
Haven and Hartford itatirmni Cour
patty, for tho town's share oi the eit-
peutie of tin,I new Meadow uirnoi
hrIIt’tttI. has arrived.
The bridge, it won amed. was not
to coat more than ”H.000. hill the au-
lllli'flltll‘tll, hove retina considerably
tiniovr that. mount. in that the total
cent in ”1.1.". it won agreed that
one-third should he paid IIIIIIiI by the
town. the steam“ railroad company and
the trolley canton L; The tnwu' II allure
in therefin‘e note. ii.
«cane or THAN”.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends
for their kindness during the illness
and following the death of our lion.
Andrew (lowlife:I
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Nine in-
liiiPi iiiiiul liliiiii
Ill iiii iiiiiil Iiiiii
.Mayiiowers Won Another Well
I
i
i
I tint:
IIIIRII IIIIII Bill
Daniel T. Murphy iiioieteti the
New Traiiic .Heeulaiions
Policeman Prank Stratum. traffic
officer under the WIIIIhintxon strut-t
railroad hridue name new being run
over and perhepit crushed to death hi’
"Tit?"
amount of interest last evening when Vigitorsflldfl'tflawMMOhaflca tin nutoiiiohile driven by Daniel '1‘.
Murphy yesterday afternoon. it In
said that Mr. Murphy had been notin-
ed on several previous oceasiouu out.
thII corner frOIII Washinttlmi
street into South Main street. Yemen
Iluy. Officer Striiiton saw him doing it
again tind‘sturted to warn him that.
SPEI‘IIAI Pillilliliil III IIIISIII‘ WIS
under the new traffic regulations title
is not permissible. Mr. Murphy sinner.
really did not understand the admoni-
tion of the officer thoroughly. though
Playad Em In Eaflfl Norwalk he headed the machini- for the oppn
Wm
Ansonin didn‘t prove even a little.
stumbling iiioolt for in Norwaiits Sat-
urday afternoon “at atonement. Park
in Meadow street.
NorIIIIIliis again If
they are putting up
iinaelmil those days
the cinliu of many
this IIIIIIII'II team is in» host one the
IIIIIII has had IIture IAiquie Illii'ni Park
w on opcnoti.
SuiIiIIlIIy nitIIriioIntl tho Norwulitn
disposed of the vinliora hy the score of
7 to 1: and with It little more exertion
could have made lIIt’ gap it higher one.
lIIIi what was the use?
Iioniltruicd that
M
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CHILDREN BEIVIG IT
tunic III
l’IIIdcr theI direction of the licv. ilr.
Moran. nilnisior in charge. Trinity
Sunday school held an interesting ser-
\‘lf‘t‘ ynsturday afternoon ill 3:30
o'clock. Iii the. church, when the tier-
Iicn ntitl sermon IIanI roperiniiy for
the children anti “hen the III-hoot wan
cruised lty in. Huron.- At the up
W'I‘ltii‘) each mcmiIIIr oi' the school
l‘fllliv forward and pit-nonfat! a lmtluuct
or poem. which. In! In in be soul to tho
i it It
.\ generous gift at rernniions and
town vine iM'fllH'ld fiIIIII Florian. Smith
and Hartford. which, with tiitI lIIIIi-
duets. Inadu iI henutilui colitIttion. A
IInIIiIIIliI-Il of lititi‘t‘i'vt vins rent to the
\ornaiit hospital. the .IIirk in the par
ish IIIIie rIiiIIIIIIIiII-iIIII and two large
hotter. IIIIIII- III III to the Honor Mission
in New York. in no IiiulriiIiitIItl among
the Iiii‘lt and poor there
it In hoped that in Moran has start-
IIIl II iIIuIItthIi custom and that every
Ieai on the that Sunday in June. when
the WWII! iI most iIIIIIIIitIIi the chil-
do It Will IoinII in tin IIiIuIIlI with ”Mr
I itIIIIiIIIII oi fiowil.c
SHERRON—AIKEN.
Quwt Wedding Ceremony Performed
Today It St. Paul's Church.
Minn Illmit‘ilo iiiu‘itt-iIIiitIt‘ Alkt‘li.
daughter of Mr. Iiiiti .itiII tieoriw S
{\Iat'II. of Main street, \IiIs II-ry simply
yet very prIIttilI married this morning.
Austin ts‘iIIIIIrIIn. of loiuIll.
tint. til the all, i’niiis church, by the
tin, Lewis ll. lloIIIIli. rector.
Tlil‘ IIIIIIpIo Iran iiiintiI-iitlIIII, tittil the
wedding Willi Willie-MIMI uni} hy the
IIIII..t IIiIiIIItItI- friends ltiitl relatives of
flip your“: III-Imit- 'I‘iIII liiliit‘ lit ll
wIIii-hiiouii Noiwnlh young lad} and ii
lIIIlIIIiIIr I-tIIIIIiiiIIiItIJ. and liie- groom
Iii II IIItiIiIII: IIiiitiIIIIIII‘. having it “ill!
position in t‘oliltll.
'i‘hrI hiide wnu attired in a lilup. hiiic
iI‘I-I Ilt‘ll diagonal traveling suit and the
couple left lintnte'inteiy after the core-
moIII. which innit place at 10 o‘clock.
In their wedding tour After I short
trip ”1in will {to to t‘ohult, and there
iaitc tin lIIiiiriIIltI-IIpinn 'l‘helr Iuitny
lriende Wlitll them It IntIInI-IIIlIIl now
find HieI
to (“purge
wan—m. -...~«-
A JUDICIAL FAVOR.
It IIIII-dant iIIiIiil reporter whore pro
penultiIIII thence to Italian rather than
to Judgment, and uhont- nrilIIiIIIy in thI
IIIIIIIII or new» fit one of his iiinritcd
IIiIitIIiIIiIIriIIticII. IippronriIrd II judge of
the, “MINI fittilt‘H t‘llllii'lt'l court and no.
iiclttItl ii liitic advance information on
it riiitn in prIIIirIIIIII iii the itidrio‘n court.
“You tun. judge.“ Iflltl the youngster
III the astonished Jitt‘lui, “er no to
III-«sit in a low intiilii'liltt, and we all
harm your intimation in do It Iiuwnpn
litir II favor."
The venerable men eyei- tiltI youth
Mendy. and held slowly and conduit.
lcniiy.
“\‘IIa, yoiitiit‘ litiui. l‘li do you it favor
thin time. and you Will tire that you
don‘t IIIIiI run again."
"That's line your honor, illnllki! very.
much. Just ft few lines will do."
"i will do you this favor. i nhuii not
send you to tell this time. but it you
ever approach me again with Initilin
attention. your friends will not see you
for "onetime.“ I
The diminution l‘t porter retired
ruminating nu the mutation of the law
and the Iiianiilee to the initiation-II
i’hilndeinitio ’l‘tinnii.
.4... .s-Afiallo
I
i
site Inih
'ihr Inc was making straight for
the policeman. who did not have limo
to not out of the way. Mr. titration
. Incidentally. ”‘9' saved himself by jumping and landed
on the hood over the nuto‘s motoi.
That in» van able to do this war. due
fancy aillt‘ie "l to the Iiiaciiine's slow tinned at the
lid are iuutii‘yinx time
,r ”.0 fans lhatl tlII excitement in the neighborhood for
The iIitIidtIiIt caused quite ii iii.
a moment. tlmccr Stratton was shalt-
t'il up hy tlIII experience iIIIt said he
was not injured. The mutual was at-
lovvod to piocced without any chargi‘
helm: pIIIIfIIrrtIIl.
II] IIIIISIIIIIIE
Illii liiilll Jill
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New Haven County Meeting Votes
to Look into the County Coin-
missioners Oiiice
NEW HAVE. ‘. June ti. It resolution
to investigate publicly the conduct or
the county tIIItnrnlIn-‘luncrs and tho con-
duct of county affairs, IIIIII ptisncti hy
theI New ilaI'I-u county meeting today.
The iIIIIIIIiuIt hnd hI-en called liy iiII,I
roIIIIiIiIII-iinuerii to i‘i‘t‘t‘h't‘ a report on
me i-IIIIIIIv Juli tire of April tit and to
take tip I-IutIil other luminous as tho
titer-tint; IIhIIuid authorise. i'tili) forty
of the delegation of (tuilyfllne iii the
lIIIiitIi'nl AiI’b‘t'lIlIiI)‘ were present.
AiInIIr i‘. flaws. of “'tllt'l‘lllli')’. of-
frred the resolution for an inquiry.
and iI “(in dl‘iHHl under Section 1!
t‘liapter 2’. of the Arts of it'll? As tIrt~~
flt‘liltii Ii IIIIIIIi. "'l‘II iIIIpIiIe into the
conduct or the county t‘till‘Illlfidli‘IllPI'N
and ”it'll iilauancnII-nt of county at.
fairs." hot this IIIIII changed to read,
IIII motion of Senator those, of Water-
lIury. “the maiIItIII-inrnf or county |l~
fairs." The object of this. and the
train: is to iii-pad the prone of the in-
quiry due to rrpoiie that the contrao
tors in the jail chair shops minusod
telrnctoi'y prisoners who here thrk~
tip: for thIIiII. it IlII‘i) permits of in-
IIItli'y into the contract sI‘RiIIIII iii (he
in“ Senator ilinkeeiee, who :IIIitId :III
I-hairiIIan. l'I'IH I-Iupowercd in name a
IIIIIIInIIiiIItI of six to conduct the iii-
illlll‘)
When the martini; was called to or-
der the rail IIIIII lead by Reprencnfa-
ilVl‘ Nelson of Animals. t‘onnuisnion»
er .lIIIIoiI Whiter read I report on the
lull iii-II. shout-int: that a total of stills
hint had been received in insurance
itinai‘a try the fire out of II total insur.
.IIII II Illllt‘i’d at “20.000. which latter
iiuiIrII itIprtIscnie IiIII politics on the
entire county property. (in a frame
tIiIiiIiimt thereI iiitd horn udditioti iti-
IIIiriIiIiIc, The report also included It
Matron-III of the county funds on hand.
which arc nhoIII stt‘lnttn some one
Hlniill amount. all the insurance money
vim paid over on Hnliiiduy.
The report also set forth that as the
IIrIII‘iiiiiIiiiiInIIrn iIrII accountnhiu to the
IIIIIIIIII iIIIImhme. they IIIiIIh it under
stood that the: cotirtcd inquiry into
all their nets, offering to give IIIIIIIII
.‘iii‘IlHillllt‘i‘ iIoInIihiII, that that had linen
unlined in mutant in innovation reflect-
tm; upon flif'lt’ routiurt. and now Irtitli
ed to invite the lquIiri'
'i‘hII rIIpIIri was accepted
iiutmtor Silica ofi'crcd it I‘nnolntion
uitihtriitiiiu tho wniihohilnu tit tlitI il-
IIIIIIIIIIII III iIIIIIIiII and hiring the com-
tuiIIIIioIIIIIn the powrr to borrow money
temporarily for county purported.
Wfliilme' Hoot Iur never voile to
please A I-oniinii drink of fine flavor
and plenty of anon. lininennidc.
COURT t'i'lAlN'I.
At. the coronation of Queen Adelaide
iiIIIt lady's train torn itself any from
the imdlno, tuition part of tin:I latter
with It. When Elizabeth of Austria on-
iIIrIIIi hurts to marry Cherie-n lit
inu- treui Ivan nave-My feet tom and
iirunily admired hy the people. idlin-
lietli of t’aiois utirc it min nix yards
imig, which Ivan curried after by none
tit-men as site donned. Mery. Queen
of Route in mid to have worn a twelve
,Ierd train at halts. also rooted in o
ironiiemiin.» i’itil Mini Headline.
mini ital nth. of fleet Narnia was
admitted to the Hermit hospital. yes-
loi‘tily IiitIII-notm for treatment. lie
line I dislocated shoulder. and in mt-
me no cornfnrtoiiiy Mi could he eunuch
«III III thiI hospital thin afternoon
a“.
Women are preiieemnri. regulations
A monthly meeting of the tritv entire ri‘ tinI fact that their occasionally lltI
nil will he held this evening at tin: IIIIIII their alimony in another expert
HR. AND” “M. E. WRMLEY.
rouiicii niiumher, in Washington direct. meat.
I .
I
IIIIII SIIIM ii
in This City, Followed-by a
‘ lit: Buildings
Fourteen Charter Members of
PIIIIiiIIIlnury to theI usiehmtion on
Thursday of this week 0! ihiI thirty-
iifili anniversary of Putnam Hose
Coiriliaiiy. the members of the South
Nnrwnlk lI‘irtI Department uttcndcti
III-rt‘icos in u hody, last evening. at the
Baptist ('lllil‘t‘h. where the pastor. the.
RM. H. Ii. Carpenter, IiIIiiI'iII‘t'II it Illino-
ial IIddrI-sn.
Pastor t‘nrpeutcr has .1 warm spot.
in his heart for the firemen, cvidenm
of which he has shown on numerous
occasions. untl in consequence toe
members of the department are ulwuyn
pleased to attend his church in a
hotly when invited to. The church and
pastor extended a most cordial greet-
ing to the department, especially in
view of the anniversary this week or
i’niuuni lions company and us the pas-
tor continued in his sanitation:
'RIIjolIIiug in the unselfish service
of thtI department that has created for
liiiiii ii
iii iiiV HlliI'HB iiiiiiiii
Discourse Was Preliminary to the Celebrating oi the Thirty-filth
Anniversary of the Company. Next Thursday. with a Parade
Shore Dinner at iloton Point—- '
Favors Municipal Center for the Fire House and Other Pub-
Iiii IIIIII iiiliililiiii ill liii iiiii
the Putnam Hose Company--
Are New Living Some Members of the Company Have Al-
so Serves a Great litany Years
I
urine of a united public sympathy and
(Io-operation in all the future, is the
hope of this eaiutation."
Mr. Carpenter took for the topic of
his address ‘Tlie Testimony of Thirty
five Years. "
in the course of his remarks which
vim-I,- listened to with the deepest in-
terest by the firemen and the other
members or the congregation. lie oin-
nhaslzed first that Putnam Hose com
pany has been a component part of the
city's lift: and development; second.
that the personality of the. company
during all the thirty- five years has
been the Iital power for men are
greater than apparatus and thirdly.
the testimony of the past. thirty five
years is a prophecy of the future. The
tribute or the clergy to the whole
uouled loyalty of the firemen to the
city and to the department was a high
one and was thoroughly appreciated
by the firemen He pointed out that
tileslshipi oyster dystem. incorpora-
ltd. ielieinx continued today. This
martinis. the shippers convened, and
this afternoon. the shippers alumni
and jolIlItIis arcin session, which meet
ing will bring the convention, tasting
the best part of a Week. to a close.
Yeittoi‘dtty iim dolouaicn to the (Inn-
ventiou had shooting on the oyster
steamer Supervisor. crossing to North
port. Upon their return. the party had
a banquet IIi_thI hinharkeino Hotel.
the menu living largely of the shore
dinner order.
Clluiflcd advertisements on true a ’.
2b words or ten. 25 cents: 3 times. 53.
each Idd‘t'nnll wont. t cont per trunnion.
FOE SALE.
PALMER ill' ii '1‘ Hi l-. .‘s‘ l .\I.‘ Ni ii l-‘tlit
IIItiI- film”, it. I-IIIIIIIIIIIIl “llll5 at, h. p ‘3
cyl. Manley rtIIIiI i iIIIinIiI and no no in
I-\IoIllI-Iit rendition and full IIIIIipIIIIIIII
”\llllltflb III VII" on W ll iloyit‘ ll .lmtt'»
anion 3the. it IIIIIIIII II II‘III
FOR 8A I. .\l‘ \‘t ii. 1“: l-‘l-IlIi'i‘
long. It iI-IIt iIIIIIiIi t n l' iliirker iIIIItIII.
whistle, iIIIII t‘IIIIIII. :iil III good condition.
II‘III lit‘ll‘t‘ iInIl particulars IIIlIlrIIIIuI. W 1%..
(‘IIIII sentinel. it; St
“Fort BALE not an s (MK sr.
night turgi- rooms. all lmllllIVf'tlit‘ititIi il1'\\~
iy punt-rod and panned: tinge lot. For
pat-tinnitus inquire II lnI firm 0 More. In?
FOR HALE “HAY MAIN: 'I‘IIIN \‘l‘l.\itfi
HM" fltltni Illit‘t-l‘. w'lllIII. t'iII‘ItIStI Hi till uh-
,IIIImt and nor tIiIIitIiIn. IIIIIietiIl niIIIuI liittti.’
IIIIfI for lady lliliuilt‘ .lotiu ii. Knapp. 8.:
\\I .III all. aotitii .‘x‘I IIIIilit it it
FOR IAL‘W H5. l.'ltI It'l‘ lililVlNli
nitrite. «Inn thI non IIIilIi. emu-I. in.
quire .i. W. Marvin. Hunt mini“. iii tit
BUSINESS NOTICES.
I‘v. WTAC‘IH‘Irligill’I’l‘IAK’I‘ \\'Tb;lfl§ii~
Iin St. HIItItiI Nnru‘uilt. Hitw Inpitlriiiiz”
My t‘iIiIiniIiIui lliitrltliie. trpniiinu an good
tin IIIIII. i.» IIII IIIIi tlteupei limit the
donut way. All unrit utIiIiIiutiI-It Work
llldllt while you unit. IIpeII it It. lit. to
It p. in 3““
ANOCLO BALTAI‘LLIWI t'iCMlIlN’l‘
nml ItiuiiII work of fill IiII'iIcIiiItlIIII. I‘Ion-
rim to II- Iililll unit IIIIIIiI ni II.IirlI tenth lit and
IIiIi'tIIIIIliIII f\ uIIIIIIiIIlu. AIiItII-Iw l'. H lion
on ,II It
i DIDIRI TO ANNOUNOI lllIthtI'Al.
of my {llilllilllltk mountain to II‘.‘ \Vv-It iii.
where how built and equipped It fur-Intel
nitnp. Estimates on plumbing. interim fit-
tiiItt. tliinium tenth-re. iitIIIIII. IIIII .init-
tIiIt plump fillllttlillt‘t to. It. to. Iii-um
Illr i‘IIl Initili
WALL PAPltilt. in A litiln. AN!) til'.
linen partitioning and t‘uintin donn alw-
IIIII in Town of homo fiend t-Ir
MMNMI, or unit III in Weldon lint
Murphy becoming LII. 'l‘el. life a I.»
“vs vooti vnsao snvnn r and
mantle-Iii experience and notion l nlnl
in horticulture a Ii entomology. plum
in? ti‘iiimit 'mititfti o'er!" for grail" it!“
IirII cu 39. am no it. no
IIptI r‘IIIiIIIli. from t a nu. NW3.
01“ P l
0351'” R0 LAT N0 0:“ $11“ adult":i
ll“
out 3 Int. iron metal and NM
it the confidence of our citizens. That
the department may have the assur- tContinunq on Fifth M)
The convention at theI office of? the. Classified ad
MOM. on "t I
28 words or tea. fi'ahm s an." gm!”
each additional were. i cont port
vvnurao ~ ,
WANTED moo int sits 1‘0 P
paint and Ilcutliato. Al work an
milsfactory. \i' all mgr: and mm .
d. A Rudder. till uth lain Ella-t.
i‘I-I rims-I at him
WANTED—vi“ M AN “'liRK BY THE
.ti iy ileum-cleaning or lawnu to out. Good
I.:.II'II.IitIIItI Inquire or address W. Wood.
iIIIIIiII- M \Vater St. )8 3t
WANTED~<STV lil- NT tilt 'i‘lI‘ACHER
{III pleasant employment. about two
months; salary to start sf per dfl)’; rapid
promotion State pit-sent citiploymont.
\ddieaa Immediate. care SentinI-L 16 1t
' WANTED HUMAN as t‘tlUK AMI
riiuinhI-rIIIaIIi. Inquire Eagle Hotel. 29
\otitiI Mitili Ni ’68!
ANTED t‘.\t~lill§lt
IIiiiI tit-nitration.
tiiIIIl
WANTID t‘IIMi . .N'l‘ Iliitf. FOR
II “ll!!!“ Illillsl‘\\"‘.’flh family
\luflhlllfl inquire t’.‘ South Main St.
lliZF’lItitiI‘N ‘Es
Address A. rare
n.
of No: no
JG 3t
WANTED IVVAMIING AND IRONING
oi itiittmeIirk in tinI titty. illIIuil‘tt 15
South St. South Not-walk. “tit
WANTEDIIc-MAN 'I‘H “KIRK [N (”NJ-
IrIIry More. lIIIIulrII .t. F. fteckinnnn 1‘?
“I
t‘II,
WANTED in A marine ("i‘AlIILE
\vtItit-a woman. Itnrlt hy the dim. washing.
irIIiIiiI I and IIIIItnliIu.
(loud works-r. Ina
IIIIlIa- Ii i O‘ilti Ill ht.
Smith Ntil'wulk 1330
WANTED-I YUI'NU LADY AN t';\$l"'
fer. Maui lu- IpIiIIlt III firuiuit :IIIIi Loot!
l‘N‘Ilnlltil. AIiIlIII-Ioi. in own l.IIi inkling.
cure Sentinel. 121i
WANTID l: \ uni IIOIIY 1‘0 “RINK
MIIlII- Ipmu lapiiiu: \Vutir. Alumiutcly pure.
lMilvevicIl til your door. Telephone DI:-
rive IirnlliIIi iIIIttlII. mil)
WANTID MM‘HINIMTS. NURWALK
[IIIII “prim t‘.IIiiipIIny m! ti
WANTED TO BUY. ALI. KIN
NtHIt‘ and innittry: hoot mime : OI
in. on gum) int calves. ll. redmn.
I'IIIIIIertitzInt Turnpike. Hooch Namath.
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TO LET
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III Ititltottt hittil‘ti. Apply Nu. ”in!“ ',
wing not hit Nil "2 .lmxi. ”n ”a
0 t "1‘ l I ‘I u "
\VIIIIIIII thitt’i. itiiwuyt ton. q n '3‘ '
‘70 i." initial mitt 'rwo. W‘f
in .mi. Humi- cunning: every nonunion“
lit iinvlinini tit.
1'0 l‘r i./Iiiiicmtm . r
W 'cntitiiri AW. lip ord H“. mix“);
iy nuanced and painted. “mutt"! all %
ion itroit. . . I
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To LIT iN itownv‘ron
To LIT I’rititiIliIi
floor. tutti-arri- mirth-n.
til it month. lnuuirniu. ? I .
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re MTMX In non ']
on land. cinching .
ll‘iiriov. Wig! 'l'nrfi't‘n Ave. ..
mrgfi‘ywnmcxm notion.” m
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FOR ‘ALI 0! 1‘0 LITMON id
MIC. live now not. em
hut-mi lm cocaine nut. .
uulre linitct Grocery of Si-
ruin pininhrrn' sun alien on “miner?“
him no and minimal latte‘ t
unite mun. Wilton-I
to. IIIIII liml.
PROFESBIONAL
i ,0 an M—
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M "In”? W
Mow Aw M M
1.08“?
Loot.- Mitt noonh m’tm» oat morn
{commit ttirlttltilflit
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