WL Born. on the Property of William lL?. Bishop. Occupio
‘11 by the Bolts Textile Company, in Bullion Avenue.
T
Norwalit,
completely Dostroyoilw'A Second Blaze (incurs in ihoLT
House oi Mrs. Phoebe M. Rood, oi 12 south Union Ave
Linus, But Lillie Damage Was Dons
ATTTE ATE TATE TATEE‘ETET ATTTTAT Ill TTliTilI
TlTiATTAiTT WAS AliTi TA ElATAEi EllTi A lTTAE
,Lfifli Brigade From the Soaiphlpl (lysior Company’s Plant lion
«7‘ a hm and Ladders and Succeeded in Extinguishing rusi
Blaze Without Turning in an Alarm
L, Fire yestesdiy afternoon totally des-
‘ ttoyed an old born on the property
coupled by the Salts Textile Company.
in "Belden avenue, Norwalk, despite
, the valiant attempts of the firemen to
put it out. The lire gained such good
headway in the short space of time be- ,
tween the alarm and the st rival of the
department. that the water they pour»
ed into the biasing structure did not
seem to have the slightest ciloct upon
the tire. The insurance is distributed
among several companies and W. F‘.
Bishop, who owns the mill and the pro-
perty adjoining, said it did not amount
to much. The place was formerly an
too he so. but had long since been
abando ed for this purpose. it was
used until yesterday to store old ma-
iiti haunt
up out Till
“0“”qu then-st Nob
walk Yacht Club Till dompieted all
of the arrnnleinelill for Lilia Milli of
July mornin. tor boat races of the
club and so excellent list of
entries. showing that much interest is
being taken in the events.
There are twelve prises for the dir-
forent classes, all or them handsome
and. valuable. The entries for all at
the classes will close Saturday night.
'l‘he club will also have a big smoker
on the latter evening.
Any information concerning the
events can be secured from the race
committee. Philip H. leldlng. Dr. F.
B. Baker and John Gor am.
Below are the entries to date for the
various classes:
Class A.
Cycloncwl-lorace Keyworth.
Skeezixmlmter Wheeler.
Class B.
Mollie-Commodore Harry llidor.
Mary Lee—Vice Commodore Edwurd
R. Buck. ‘
Dorryu~ltear Commodore
Golden.
Emiliewlsmes R. Wood. Jr.
Lou--~Grorao McKay.
Roma—~8liss Ketchlm.
Class c.
Miriam-«Fleet Captain 8. V. Word
Venture—H L. Wright.
Gilli D.
Teddy Benn—William Wirkc.
Ginkwiu. B. Robertson.
concoctionwfilchsrd Hoyt.
Mary Thu—F. Til. Lends.
Bel tiuii~.iohn Knapp.
lass .
Laura (ambient Surgeon F. Ii. linker.
Tarp-«E. ii. Gorbsm.
Dixie-13. M. lociiwood.
Class F.
Robuswwdwsrd llsntord.
Louis Mum—William Bates.
James
Durothy (inn-A. C. Featherslone.
Class H.
Coriolis D.—-ML ii. Durland.
Elisha Boson—ell. V1.1)“
New will also All is race open to
nonmembers d! the club. Boats 22
felt oi' under with 0 horse power or
war are lilaibie In this race.
e course for boats in Classes A.
and CT will be ironed the (Troops
m buoy. while the amber boats
'will so flir as the obstruction buoy
below "em island. The start tor
all aim... will be from Just smith or
the club house in East Norwitlk. The
hours- tor the larger boats is about
his. miles in length snd shout seven
stiles tor the small hosts.
W
"LL'U'ALI ON. A HUCTCAL.
. mm at Miss” Pollen lhtsrtsln at
_ - Merrill! Miss» Brads.
The husband musicll given by Group
It‘ll Nils my li‘silon s pupils was held
Wish. at the home at Mr. and
Willi-Ins? Elli-eds. oi Lowe street.
reroute ind it number or lrlsnds
0 children were present end it
piouius program who rendered
L who took part word the Milo
Ohiohestchitiy' Clark Ethel
L lion Tobey. Frances. insert.
. \ Alicia and Mus buds and
g Aired onions-our while no.
VITOIIAIOW Alister George
kindly” united with roost ‘1"
alums
me was“ m titer in
chluery and there wits a little of this
therein at the time of the lire.
How the tire was started is some
thing of a mystery. It is said, how?
ever, that it has been the habit of
the boys about the neighborhood to
play about the old barn and to build
bon tires near the old structure. There
were a few boys mourn! the piace'at
the time or ...o lire. but whether or
not they were the curiae could not be
sscertslned. for when the iiromeu
reached the burning building it was
completely encompassed in flames.
There is also unother story nhmit
us to the origin of the tire. it is said
that the Ciiuker "gang" have used the
-——
(Continued on secondment.)
WIAAIPATTA iTTiATATT
' AETTTTTTTA AER STAT
Hall Placed insilonsy ‘LLBotwoon
a Couple oi Blankets. Which
Worssliddiblmry
'l‘hst Mrs. Brown. of Winntpnuk. is
a lucky woman will not. Trencher be
doubted. Mrs. Brown is in the habit
of sending her washing to the bowe
Wet Wash laundry in Bridgeport. and
her basket is called {or by Harry
Y.ounrts who is agent (or the laundry
in South Norwnlit. lie celled there
Tuesday for the clothes Ide took them
with him. Then he sent them to
Bridgeport, 118 he usually does.
Yesterday morning the laundry poo
pie in Bridgeport called Mr. Younxs
on the telephone and said that they
had found some money in one of the
buckets hotwoen two have" blankets.
They told him that the basket was
that ol Mrs. Brown. so he went to her
home in Winnipauk immediately.
Mr. Youuge asked Mrs. Brown if
she had lost any money. She told him
that aim bud not. He began to won-
der it someone had not been putting
up u joke on him. Then he asked Mrs.
lirown If one of the boarders. for it
seems that there are Murders in the
Brown house. had not lost something
or some money. She did not. know of
iilly slush thing. but lost here the
thought struck her that some time no
she had lranslerred some money from
one oi the closets in the house to a
pair of blankets. litre ran up stairs
and sure enough the money was miss~
int}.
Mr. i’ounss. to be sure that the
money that she had lost was the some
that tho Bridenport men hurl found.
asked her how much it. was. and in
what denominstionL the bills were.
one told him that there were fourteen
low dollar bills. and was very much
mu lied about her loss.
She was chimed. however, when Hr.
Voungs told her thit the money had
been found between the blankets Ind
would he returned to her at once.
. Bho has been saving for l ion: time
and was suvlus tor a purpose. Just
what thct purpose was. she did not
tell the isumtrymsn. At any rate the
8140 will he returned to her some
time today.
GROOIRV CLINT DAIAPPIAIO.
Anthony Ambrose mums to Hsvi
Tsksn About no.
it is new charged that Anthony Ain-
hross, a young delivery clerk employs
ed by 1.. Juselolt. the North 5min
street grocer. collected lion mm
to the extent or ill or no. Ambrose
has not been seen by the people coil?
nested with the store lines surly
urday mornlsl, when he ted the deliv-
ery harlot.
At that time. it was not known that
he had token any money that did not
belong to him. sud Tuesday mm”
a woman Iliid to be his moihir
st the stars and sister: that its hill
lotto to fltlhtiord. Hill iiio fill
that she be piid his salary Hr Till,
virgins sat-vices. dl
one s as man's lW
suds reports’oo‘; his ballistic” have
boon coming in to m. tickle! m
wéaLLm awriLL‘i
little the police
latter hos turned tits club”? I
.whomosthstrnii d?
neoplasm L
’ ‘
TC
Bpriuxwocd in points to'thve a‘ilrs L
company. A considerable percentiles
o! the tires which the South Norwsllt
Fire department is called upon to light
“L develop in that section or the city. and Morrililiill
nsccount or the distance from the
tire houses in the center or the city. it
has been considered tor a long time
desirable that lprinswood hive some
gems a trendy means in case or trou
e.
Chief Harold F. Clark of the tire do
partmont. has been in consultation soV-
orsi times or late with Bprinxwood real"
tdents in reference to the matter and
the retraction of a tire company has
been held to be the best menus at meet-
tn'z the situation. The company bss not
yet been organised, but. it is believed
there will be plenty ct volunteers. Bev-
oriii men are being considered to head
the orsanlutlon
Already arrangements have been
made to instnll l Jumper and one feet
other; in Springwood. The Jumper is
iusiorage at the Putnam hose quart
«ers and will be taken to Sprinswood
tomorrow and located on the Lewis
Raymond estate property. in Lorre
street. best the railroad bride.
~F‘ireworks! Fireworks! All 1910
stock, now on sale at Hefner‘s.
’TTAT’TATTT Tiliiiii TTATT
HABITAT TITAETT
'Losl sun the boy Mr. Rosco
volt Arrived in New York,
and Howard Gourmann
Lost $10
The story lollowlnx has Just leaked
out. concerning Captain it. B. Roddy.
of Cove street, East Norwaiit. it seem
that while in New York. on Saturday.
June 18th. the day that 03- -Presideni
iTheodoro Roosevelt landed. after his
trip across the water, he became the
unwilling victim or a snug of pick-
pockets. ’
0d was tru a clever on. A Almost the
real pickpocltet. took the seat in back
of Captain Roddy. who was dressed In
his unitorm it the time. and two wom-
en took costs between him and the
runnlnx board of tits trolley-cit: The
conductor was coming up the cur tak-
ing fares. and each of the Movement
handed the conductor l dollar-bill. for
which econ must necessarily have
ninety-five cents change. Both wanted
tranllers and this all took stints time.
Just as they handed the conductor
the bills. the man in the seat in the
rear. reached his hand over the scat.
secured Captain Reddy's wallet. which
contained no less than .110. jumped
trout the car and run away. That the
No women blocklnu the why were in
league with the man was easily seen.
so they could not understand why the
captain was in such a hurry to not by
them. lie but loll. the thiol's bend in
his hip pocket. and had it not been (or
the way In which he was held in the
car. he could have count the man
with case.
It. would have gone hard with the
man if the captain had sought him.
lor the olptsln is no wenkling. But be.
cause or the contedorstos' std, the man
escspod Ind was soon lost in the
crowd.
Osptlin Roddy went immediately to
one of the detective agencies, and they
told him that they coulddo nothlus for
him. They said thst they bud 23.000
detectives out around New. York that
day. and thlt it would be useless for
them to try to find the lush.
He continued on his very it: his boat.
the Friendship. feeling pretty sorl‘
over the occurrence.
Another story oi the some unluro
sud happening on the same day has
been brought out by this one Just told.
Howard Gourmand. who has been
liudyins in the hon: island College
Hospitsi to become to doctor. son who
is now employed in the mentioning
Phsrmscy. wu also the victim or a
plokpocket that eventful day. when
the New York streets were crowded
with people anxious to obtain a
glimpse of “Teddy" He was "touch
ed" tor no in much the same manner.
Both men have kept pretty quiet
about themitsir. and it was ‘hy the
morsst oilluce that the north came
out
WT AAEMT HAITI-E
MIGHT“ I000
liaison Klein. hushsiiasn at the cloth-
ins and men's turnishinls stars oi tics
in and storm in loath lists strut.
bad a serious‘scctdshthllail him tut
events while he was chopping wood
at his s. it absorption-set. at the
it strut. L.
As it. Klein bsdtlls is poised over
his hold. about to strike it blew. A!“
Allotment an. in entrust with
clothes iinswhieh collected the site’s
use such on extant that the binds
sum the up scroll tbs torch
,, gdm boll, narrowly ”civilian
’ ‘ a you mom
We.» more slitzbss in eloliiip the
I. . ”Pi
on.
cutter wit u was called is
The arm that the pickporkets work- L
“a Hflflilim WNW
T
. morals! its
i the
class ol 1010, iii tho A 'L
college, were held list
world's Hell. The dilig-
towed the exercised
The hall was limp Milly
decorated. The elect to "lilhts were
covered with ore Ber Mind they
made i vary pious million. On
the. stage. which operated with
flowers. the class tinnitus. blue and
orange, were hung.
[Despite the hunt 0! till ii” the hall
was crowded wit lithe mats. reis~
tires and friends of the bites, who
had come to witnm indignity scene
shortly alter hotel / Clark's on
chestrs of the pieces atsmlord.
began the opening no r. s march
to this playing the Inducted tiled in
and took t air places on the stage.
Following the graduation were all oi
the teachers of the lentil (kitten.
headed by the time from the South
Normal: school. They thick places on
the stage opposite the mile-tea.
(Gontinued on ”Md Punt
Easily Secured ills Fmistsn
anti 'Vsrdly Contests hour“
Yale Today. .
TTALTTTAITTT'S TTEITTTT
AATTL STAITAA TEil
L end Motor Enllcopsl Church in
L eveninx. which proved to be a very
_M TQM them.
or the. diors" rustle some “record” Isles. The
iiil‘ Business;
lit uh llilllli
suit I!” of a sensational nature.
Mon FTTIAIM All am 8h.” m The court dude that Hall has inter
Bill Little ‘Willlilli eats worth "6183.65. and [tilt Mrs
9- The lhdiss’ Aid society at the Boo A
Norwsili. [love n. peddlers' parade. isst
ulcylhlo silslr.
The "peddlel's" (armed to line ind
stitch , noun d the room. showing
themselves it! in the most titties bases
ind inciting eveoytius present to thor-
The outlet-
Will in single: "The Psddlsrs’
” Alter the sons each one is
fired their wares for unis. but
a little Wh- Alter each one
all their "say, 1' all made one
arsnd rush and shouted their wares .
at the top at their voice Bedism was
let loose tor subtle.
Fverybody enjoyed it, and the "pad?
"burdy nerdy" also set all the pea-
n es.
Those who took part in the parade
were usLloliows: .
Bull Mitchell, lemonade vendor.
Louise Brockmuiler. Japanese girl.
George Hint. hurdy- wordy men.
Mrs. Dwight smith. tsmhourine girl
ltslph Radiant. old veteran
Lester Wyeth. bootbllck.
Elsie Stet-lint. Blob Runes. Grace
Sterling. ilowersciris.
Earl ilosklns. musician. '
ityrtle Finney. Laura Rusk. candy
vendors.
Frank Nickerlon. Roy Benedict.
holtey volley men.
Elisabeth Osterhanks. apple woman.
Alice‘Belleck. pie lsdy.
Mrs. ill. Chlamer. cake lady.
Carolyn smith. pop corn.
Nelson Benedict. peanut vendor. L
L. 8t. .1. Keeler. blush“.
C. G. lvcs. corn doctor. with a razor
two loci ions.
Mabel Warren. Mrs. Jobs Kline.
doughnut vendors. ‘
Mrs. C. A. Robby. baker.
Mr. Wethorwas. auctioneer.
The Littler Aid will be able loadd
quite a sum their treasury. They
deserve cred! tor their short. sud
were well pauonlsodL The peddlers'
”TM. was surely s “burritos" success
Willi TTTTATTT
AlsoSEfiTTLBfi Wellimonyand cus-
tody oi Children. tor Whose
Born iisil Pays
Judge Ralph Wheeler. ot the So
porter Court today handed down a de-
cision in the divorce suit 0! Virginia
Whiting Hall. I Wall Street broker.
with a residence in Riverside. finding
in liver of the plaintiff on the mood
of lniemperlnoe and intolerable cruel-
ty. Evidence during the trial of this
NF‘W LONDON. June :lil “Harvard
(leaned up the Thames 1qu morning
with two at the most decisive victories
that over marked the Optimal of her
snuusl towing regatta with Yale. 'l‘ho
tirlmson lreshmsn oishtoired crew
but the youngsters lrom New Haven
by three lengths. and the Hnrvsid' vir-
nity loin buttered this berlmmlnce a
little later by rowing away from i'nlo
in the last eiuhth of o mile of a sun
prising race. unit tinlahlng {our lengths
in the lead
A nulrterlnu downstream broom.
which rose to eight knots its hour be-'
lore the second race hogan. cut down
the time and although both the win-
ning crews were strong. both races
were slow. The time was:
Freshmen oixht~llsrvsrd. lube;
Yule “8:02.
‘Vsraity tour A»Hsrvsrd. itittilm;
Yale. iii: iii.
The times lor the hall mites were
ii‘i'osiimsn plant AA Hnrwird. hall-mils.
2:50; mile. infill; HA miter. ilzlil. .
hall~milo. 2:53; one tulle. 6:01; W].
titties. 9:02.
‘Vsrutty luurosrod-milarvard. illif-
mile. 2:57: one mile. brill; iii miles.
iizii'l. Yale. hall-mile. 2:50; one mile.
drill; lit tiiiitll.9i33.
The "childish lacs.
Harvsrd’s weight and ststninsloid
in tho imllinilll race. Until the last
quarter mile the contest promised one
or the most eliciting succinct“ ever
seen on the 'l‘lilii‘lls. First the bins
oar hinder would nub s low rest in
trust. then the hrltnson
both cram consist the water on the
signal. rowins s tut. slush strobe.
with little or no Ibiilhilx until Tilly
DMM outside the protection or the
excursion hoot. Then they uncountab-
ed the rough water blotted on by tile
quartsrlns northwsslvbrssls. and the
” (Continualw co to... sue.
a.“ W‘ WW
MAKI 'rwo TIT".
0n Iondsy. July A.
Linoilows have“
Lullabies the
built sud Nomi
v
Yale -
m>U'i"IAMIR ' ‘HUN’HNWON WALL
tbs manor “A“ H
m trips. “ hr matte-oi sud ,
'i: so a. m... Iva
it um liturwllit his minim. lotto s. in
14st nonhuman tor Retire billet. b
it. Am luvs illicit Point tor Hunting:
toil, Will u. I. .
85. The court swords the custody of
the two children, Thomas. and 4. and
Blissbelh used 18 months. to the
mother with the provision that the
lather is to have their care four times
i year, 1 week at s time. The lather
is to pay to the mother Is our week
for the we at each.
Cummings I lpckwood oi Stamlord
wore national (or the plaintill in the
action, and Konssly I Keeling, at
Stamford for the delendsnt
iiiiill‘l'll Gull
. TEIITI MATTE!"
W
T A crest deal ol Interest is bins tuli-
en in the tennis tournament 0! the
Norwulit Country Club. as was shown
by lhe large attendance yesterday at?
common for the owning panics. There
will also be numerous times morning
and alternoou between new rind
Fourth of July sltLomocu. when the
finals will be played.
in the men's singles yesterday at
tot-noon. Carl A. liarstrom best
Charles Klein two straight. by scores
L of H and 1—»6.
William Cotton best White Boy
mend two straight by scores of Ni
and H. and Oeorse 1..”‘Woodwsrd
isn’t .pnt‘ildlsr Raymond two straishb.
The man s doubles were psrticulirly
interest)” and .‘ Cit-rill Klein
and Philip Rich: on two out or three
from it. Hi “alimentary and L. W.
wound. The first set was lost by tile
‘ homo with I
Kessrs. Klein M. but they was the PM" "'33 "mt _
we M. “i: figural”. stout; JL “”343“. or? ”flush... .ildl‘o.‘
on mory m .
the wars. Klein 8 at one time. but ' “some Lin wmai?‘ "n for" win"
tho isttdr won not H $1M dross. Joloplt- I
i This momlns is the singles. out
"smooth won two might. trots ll
ltsymnndJo Howard-10! sad
truth “when
an . so
miss ”it Dudley Raymond
A.
play Mm some
Refit still titles will probobiy
30 'sL ‘
"sit as alimony, shall receive is. 577.» st.
iiiiil Married in iloiiryL AL.
' oi liar Sister, lire. 8.3a.
One or the very prettiest weddings
of the June season was solemnised last
evening at 8 o'clock. when bliss Jane
Gibson Smith. daughter at William H.
Smith. became the bride or Jarvis Wil-
llsuil. .lr. formerly of Boston. and new
or Bridge rt. at. the home or the
bride. an out street. in the presence
or s large complny or triends and
relatives. The oiliclatins clergyman
was the Rev. Dr. Charles S. Mouton
land. pastor or the South Not-walk Con-
mstiouai Church
in connection with the nuptials, the
house was very beautifully sud elabo-
rstely decorated with . cry and
flowers. the florists. . _ H. smith
estate. having . n
then transients
Mayor Nloll Jumps WA Automobile
Mister-L Nadine flew} blot-walk hstv
tor. who owe um
Lw' It one L '
Gomiidstcd Auto misc came along.
Just a it graced one side of his body.
Mr. Nulil caught hold of a tender sud
lelwd 0 loan across the'es‘r. His iihkle
pavement. but otherwise he was an-
inland
aiafiTw‘ru“ii
bi words or is «out :or times. ”lg:
ouch autoimmune". loses
LLLL TO LET
To LIT «FURNIiithD ROOIIS. WITH
or without Mani: electric light and bath
Address W.. Sentinel ulnar. 13b 31
v—r
'ro LI7~H snu'ra MAIN ST. Fills?
lloor than. moms. in. 3.
Vernon. t AL.ve. East Norwelit.
T0 LIY ~TO ADULT marines.
Four new hots us. all improvements; rent
“5.9 11‘”. per month. For sale on
easy puymcuts. inquire of Charles E.
Hoyt . in?! t.
1’0 LIT FIVE-Blunt l‘oTTAtlE.
mites Court. also a rooms. 2! Con Ave.‘ ..
\lrt im mun-manta iii both. inquire R.
lseiovn y or United unit-Lory (‘0. inlh it
1'0 LIT~ FOR SUDHIER MONTHS.
tarnished house on Orchard so. every
turn convenience; l‘iii' minute lrom
Wont Ave. tniiloy. inquire Bil WestwAsv:
To LITAmliUUHLE noose. RAY-
tuoitd 8L. rent to. also loll. sbxlb. with
"him room 30x8 ldioinlnc: "(hi on[ oil
uldoe. steam host an elevator.
illor pnriicuim lnqulreOI
i‘ o 's iL-fllce.
‘m
1:0 LI‘ranthK honest. to (LYN hi
til. .. eiovoll minus. all wnvsnisncos. p
Mulch I Bailout. mill
w».-. .L.
FOR SALE.
root IALI ~NIJAR NOItWAl.K AND
trolley mi. lump tract land. line to
build lot of houses on or cultivate. Price
Wil| iiibll. Address Box 8H. floutlt Nor-
ii. iliiilt
FOR lALI;T'AIlll.Y lJtliNt‘ii. 30x3.
:0. liars cover. lire present ore.
it Lids. hnl. whistle. horn. tools: every:
tin: is host needs. New last tie into-
.Soutt. it (know
Lr: very cheap 0. i1.
8 .. llownyton. ‘
row ssu- ~suow CABIT m oooom
luiudition. ii L'Toyloi, Ave, South whom
wnllt Tint.
s
N
'0' OAT-I on T0 LIT-HON
”has it...“
“#:me , M s
drum or» .32....
ntiisl cities.
its-slim
moose“;
Wliiim
W.
the whit. L
some yes sen. new a test yes-
terdly will L reams his‘ bells m. %...J.
local] luiumA A A
we: badly sprained when he struck the TA
t with to learn the trade.
’ Batu-thou bottle. and.
.2. "in. pi
inhibit his
to thrust t. Iiilillll
Another ceremony at St. Joseph’s Rectory, when Miss Lilliput-
lroil Apnea Britta. oi South llorwalk, Blbihll tithlio oi
Harry c. Marshall. oi Norwillt
srdan. Palms,L evergreens. roses.
tiles and smiles was used in smart m
fusion in the decorating. and in cells--
trsncing one.
Bentley s Metropolitlno
Bridgeport. played a pl “walnut:
concert. and the approach oi the brill!
strains or the unseat-in march. plsyod
by the orchestra. in the My Livindow
on the trout parlor, the bride sud her
pirty, the clergyman and the
and his best man met. The window
Easter lilies and pink roses.
«enhancing sini- mi
WANTID—L-J-EX'I‘L
y ‘uoodswl store {or ;
Gilli. WANTI
of two childm
. R. Minor. 1
will.
WANTED—«SECOND WD“
rowin nd canoe
htn good condition. Add
Ion.
1.16:3 Island View 00th
moth orwalit. ‘
WANTED - STRONG
round «omen tor canard!
most M We
an Inn. at. Til-t
WANTID~BOY WANTED. APPLY
at Crescent hound ry.
AUTUMOIIL'I
IIVIIAL FXRBT
tens or uteri. Apply
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