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Families of tieorge A. Clark, Francis Algora and Edward Sta-
bell Driven Out This Morning Shortly Before 5 o’clock, the
Members Having Barely Time to Gather Up Enough tiar-
ments to Cover Themselves, and Cut Little of the House-
hold Eflects Were Saved
Biliiiifl iiiii iiii FIRE WAS illilSiIi ii iii
Iiiiiiiiiliiiii. i8 SiRiiiiiiRIHlli iiiiii iiiiilli Pitfii
Place Was the Brown House, Owned by Mrs. Mary C. Wood-
ward, and Was Included in Properly Desired for the Lo-
cation of the Proposed New Civic Center
Fire claimed to be of incendiary
origin pttrtittiiy destroyed a house at
it) 'linion street, owned by Mrs. l9. A.
Woodward, null oocupicd by the fatn-
iilos ot‘ tioorlto A. Clark, Francis Al.
guru and Edward Slain-II, about i”;
o‘clock this lumping. (Inc of the most.
exciting twenty. of ”iv iliilzlo was the.
rescue of Mrs. Algara, who has been
an invalid for it uutnbor or months.
Sho was carried out of the house and
to a place of safety while lilo llltlnos
were Irnvoliur. through the whole roar
suction of the house. by hcr husband
and David Lloyd and Martin Lee.
The Algal-its (It't'llllit.‘li tho first floor
and the Clarita lilo second floor of the
house, which has been known for yours
as the Brown property and is included
in the proposed civic center purchase.
it ‘was bits. Clark who discovered
the fire. Stu: was taken with a cough.-
iuy, spell and while title had not arisen
for tho day. she had gotten up to get
rtliol‘. Whilc rho was up. she slltoll~
od sltlolio and thought she detected
tito odor of burning runs. Silo aroused
Mr. Clark. who started on a tour of fit-
spcotlou, only to find the whole roar
of thc hotnzo in flames. Everybody .in
the house was ilronsod without delay
and Edward Sinhell run down to fire
alarm box It in North Main street, lit
Ann street, and turned In an alarm.
brinciui: the fire department to the
iAlHiIt INN
ARRIVS a
Si. MARY’S
Newly Appointed Permanent Rec-
tor Illow in Charge of the
Parish in Norwalll
run about
lilii BIB iiitPIIIilI
Catholic Union Council Appoints
a Committee of Arrangements
Yoslordlly tho rogulnr sort’iccs in
SI. Mill':."s t‘hurch wore in tzllilrtlo. of
tho itusislttllt pastor, Father .I. .1. Mc-
(Iulliuoas, lull from now on the. newly-
'ttppointod portuultont rot-tor. Fathut
'l‘hotnitt. .l It‘lliu, will be In charge of
this parish. Ilo nrrlvod In Norwalk
this morning and was greeted by his
many acquaintances with a hourly
welcome.
Father Film was appointed by life-
hop Nliau to St. Mary's church in Nor-
wltill from the sacred Heart Church In
East I’ort (illustor. and he has boon
bully lately mailing preparations for
the cilltnxt'. Father Film In tho aute-
oontcor to Father James ll. O'Donnell.
who died on July so. tiltlll. 'l‘llo local
parish. alum that time, has been In
charge of twa acting pastors. no per~
militant rector having been chosen.
The church born from a very prosper-
ous condition and has the largest mom-
borsitlp of any church In Norwalk. Be-
side the large church there is the rec-
tory, school. convent club house and
large grounds belonging to the Church
astute.
Father Finn has boon for the past '
ten years in the East Port Circular
(illurtlt, and was, previously to this
charge. curate Itt St. Mary‘s Church.
In Derby. lie was graduated from at.
Boguventure'a College with high rank.
on has been In the priesthood about.
twisty-live yearn altogether. It to said
that Father Finn bu cleared the toast
Port Cheater Church of debt. built St.
Paul's Church In Glenvnle, built the
notary to item Port Chester. and.
4 when its drill went there. finished the
.7 W nun Ohurdhi'wlioli hid butt
I
2.1».l
scene in quick time. A little later
some one turned in it second alarm. The
firemen are trying to discover who
seat In the second alarm. but have not.
yet done. so. The firemen did oxoollont
work Ill controlling the. flames to tho
real: section of the building, for It was
a luost dotorntlnml blaze and rolpiireli
the best efforts of the firemen for
about an hour. The titpnrtlnollt was
out in all for about an hour and twou-
ly minutes on tho lil‘o.
The flames had gained such headway
whcn discovered titul putting them
out without the. department was olll of
the. question. Tho lil‘ltnon used two
strenllls of water ilnd two lines of
chemical solutions, putting up such a
game fight as to keep the burned and
charred area within a section of about
half of the structure.
Mrs. Clark said today there was no
doubt in hcr mind that the place was
set aflro. This is tho third fire at the.
place ltt about It your and on humorous
prowling about the hack of the place
into at night. This morning's fire ap-
pears to have started under the back
stairs, which were burned away.
this porno stairway. Viva. Clark stalled.
kerosene was poured Fourth 01‘ July
night nail the next morning tiloro was
bill nod paper about.
Mrs. Woodward cart-ted Insurance on
the house, but the only tenants carry-
‘lug Insurance on furniture are Mr. and
Mrs. Clark. who have shout] worth.
In Ill! incornplotod condition for u long
time, Further than this ho was always
a good spiritual father to his people
and helped them all religiously, morni-
Iy and socially.
Father Finn has boon In Norwalk
several limos. Ho was here at the con-
firmation of the three hundred child-
rcn and assisted Bishop John .I. Nilan
In the confirmation ceremony. The
people of Not‘walk. null those of St.
Mary’s (fhnrclt ospociully. nro delight-
ud With the choice of Bishop Nlliln Itl
Father Finn for Irrolnovaliio roctor of
St. Mary's Norwnik parish. Noxf Hllll'
day Father Finn will be ill charge of
all the sections and large congrega-
tions are expected at tho lnassos.
At it meant mooring of tho Catholic
tluiou (.‘ouucil. Knights of (‘olulubtls, a
(‘Oil‘lllliiloe Wits appointed to confer
and plan with the other (luthollo sortie»
lien or the church for a grand \voif‘olllt'
for the now rot-tor. It is thought that
there will be a large rot-option given
In his honor for tho near future.
Upon the appointment of Father
Finn to Norwuilt. liiahop Niluu has lin-
nonncud his successor to be Itov.
Eugene L. Sullivan, of ts‘t .Iobn's
Church In Stamford, to the Sacred
Iloarl Church In least Port (lill'ttlol‘,
and Rev. John .I. liurllc. for three
years assistant pastor of Sacred Heart
Church. to the pastorate of tho llcw St.
Paul's Church. ’l‘Iicao umailntmonts
have divided the parishes of illl- Sn
cred Heart and Eli. Paul's and they
are now ouch a hellaltlifl parish. ono In
[Cunt Port Chester and tile olhor In
Olonvllle.
Father Mitchell’s Farewell.
The Rev. James R. Mitchell. acting
motor of Bi. Josuph's Church since the
(loath of the late Dr. Wiliiunf Muhor,
delivered a.f.tlrewell address to tho
members of the parish at the norvlcnu
yesterday. and will leave during the
week, for next Sunday the now pastor.
Rev. Richard J. (tarroll takes charge.
The parting with li‘uther Mllt’llflll Is
one of duct! wilful to the menthol-a of
the put-it. for during the more than a
your at association. the tnotnboru or
this pariah blco come to love and cs»
teem Father Mitchell. Dal-Inn his fare-
wsll retinitis It the services yester-
day there were many wot eyes In the
church. Father Mitchell has lawn par-
ticularly successful with the Sunday
school and fun grip on the hearts of
the children“ described as simply
wonderful.
Father Mitchell will leave come
into during the Woolf, but has not yot
eon informed of where he will be lit-
rcotod. to go.
an. m
-Blnd tonight, Hilton.
liancltlp
Lonny Montgomery. teller at the
Folrfteld County Suture Bank in Nor.
built. has entered upon his annual
,l'miion and will leuVo Wednesday for
the Minimum ’ .
WI
.. «narrow»
lioton. Dunning.
occasft in; of late. silo has soon a loan“
in .
lllil tilllltiltiw
ill Iltllll‘tiiti fill)?
Dr. Keeier’s Defiance and C. It.
Chadderton’s Osprey the
" Winners
"4
Norwuilt Yacht Club float hold
it vury successful run to iiiunhassot
Bay, New York. Saturday, fourleon.
vessels participating and ranking the
event one of the bust the club over
had. The sailing vessels were start.
led at 10 o’clock truth the Norwnllt
Yacht Club house at Hickory Bluff, by
Float Captain William H. Bylngtou.
who had arranged tWO classes. The
sloop citrus was composed of the fol-
lowing vessels: nix-Commodore Charles
ii. Kooler‘s Defiance. tux—Commodore
James A. Farrell‘s Aoolis audit. Per.
cy (“.ltlttondcn'a Alstheu. 'l‘ho first
named won the cup offered, although
lilo Alothca was a close second, being
only three minutes behind. 'I‘Itc Aeolls
was late In guttinu away. and went
Into Ilotupstead tidy before coming to
,the finish line.
I The little knockabouts‘ had it good
race, the entries being (i. Hague Chad
dorton's Osprey. William H. Mchttth's
l Kanaita, R. W. James Klngan's Scaup
.tmd .Iamos O'Brtcn‘s Vera. Tho Os-
iprey finished at just. 6 o'clock. and
also received a handsome silver cup.
The Susan was it close second, lin-
Ishing at 6:02:19. She was nailed by
Itnyluond tiornrd. 'l‘ito Kuttallu finish:
on at oztii‘t, lull was obliged to give u
. his. time allowance to the other boats.
The Vora finished at 7:24.
i ’I‘ho Norwnlil yachtsnion wore the
attests of tho Knickerbocker Yacht
t‘lub, Saturday lt\'0lllilfl. ul ll smoker.
and u lino entertainment was provid-
cd, with rofroshlucnts, unlsic, rootin-
tlonn, old, which were highly ammo
eluted. Tho return to Norwnill was
lulldo yesterday. ’
The boats to the run were Cummo
dorc Imuron M. Allen's Grebe; James
TA. Farrell. Adults: Charles II. Rector.
Wit-fiance; Dr. E. E. Allen. 0. K.:
' George A. Jennings, lintchoss; Russell
ii. Iiudd. Wanderer IV.; William .I.
McHnlth, Kimuktl: Victor W. Ferris.
Aliarata: (i. ii. (‘huddorlom ()sprcy'.
George R. Van Alslyue. Elsitot; R.
Percy (llllttcuden. Mothers: James
O‘Brien. Vera; It. w. James Klugau.
Scoop.
On Wednesday ovoulng a smaller
will be given at tho Nortvnlll Yuriht
Club house, filt‘korv Liluff, for the
members and their friends. and the
outertnlnmont committee In providing
a pond program.
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bllnnd tonight, ltoton.
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iiiliiiliiii Bill Piliiiliii
iiii'liii iiililiiillii
Secretary of State Curry and
Three Members of Ills Party
Injured in California
ilanclup.
EUREKA, Cal., July Ilia—wi-incrotury
of Stain (.‘harlos I“. (‘urry and three
lllf‘mlitil‘fi of his puny. who have been
touring Northern California In the In-
terests of Garry‘s candidacy for tho
governorship. had a marvelous escape
from death late Friday night. when
the big Curry touring our skiddod on
the mountain road between Fort Bragg
and Gardervtlle. plunged (WW a forty-
foot embankment, turned over twice
to its descent. and landed a total
wreck. The Injured uru:
Charles F. Curry. both logs wrench-
od.
Charles M. Iil‘odhtiff. San Francisco,
faint cut and one shoulder badly spruln~
o . .
Low Norton. San Francisco, buck
and hip wrenchelt.
Chauffeur Ray Callahan. oucatmd
with a sovoro shuttlnttup.
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TIIAT TEIIIIIS him
or TIIE ooullrlu cLue
At the (Younlry Club Saturday ovon~
Inst earns the culmination to the colo-
bratod tennis match hull wank between
Dr. Carl A. i'isf‘strom and David ll. bill»
Ier on one side and Judge Iluury W.
Groogry and flood (I. Ilovllund on the
other. The stake for the match was a
dinner at the club, and Inasmuch nil
Messrs. Gregory and Huvlland warn
the victors, Messrs. liarstrum and
Miller played the hosts; and they did It.
In line shape. having a fine lllunor surv-
ed. Everything had been prepared un-
der the careful personal supervision
of Steward George ill. 'i‘lotlrln, which
Is sufficient guarantee of the complete-
ness of the srrauxoinouts. "he din.
her party were slit In num tor. there
being In attendance beside the players.
the olllcinln of the match. Judge Jo
ncpb it. Taylor and Lewis G. (trash.
The. dinner ill thus described:
'l‘llst [donor
Miller I-Itgh llalln
(fan‘l Elopo or Kidnap
Wine
if. it M. Souvenir
Terrapin-«Nigh
With Aloposlos to Mr. Harntrom
Slippery meta. Broil/nod
No Nlmoii Mentioned
lilntrse
"Judge Taylor"
(fumemldn Casserole
two (ti-wt
(been Billed
Frozen Blur!
, scorn 1510.11de
lilo“ or) A IPIOIAL wont nun oun own penance.
woman? reasoned
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Partly cloudy Ind mull: p.553"
night and Tuesday; modordto
north and northeast winds.
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Norwalll Bolivian; Lost to
Them for the? ijcohtl Time
This y .l "5.39,
tinnitus than
llli itiil Iiill
Colonials has De-
lane _
’l‘liat Manltyfvllrlbortl‘ team. of
New York. is a ,ilil‘diiil for tho Nor.
walks to crack auditors Job is still
ahead. For thosoct d limo this son-
:loll. the two teams " ot Saturday af-
ternoon, and as was tho case at the.
first 39.88“)“. the vi torn won. The
score was very usarl the name, it to
I Saturday. as against 4 to I.
The chief toaturo “ of Saturday's
who...” ..
(Continued or. Second Page.)
institution .
n at turn an
. Sister liardyal‘til isutar Moore
Preach Very interesting
Sermons
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'i'lte toitl meeting in Wont avonuc.
yesterday, was at allover heat, tho
evangelists wrro at their boat. At It
a. m. Blotter It}. Hardy prcnchodal won-
durlul Holy Ghost twfllltlil upon What
'I‘hlnlt Vn‘of (‘hrlstt’ Slulhr Hardly
hold up Christ as the starters best
friend. Mr. (lhnltcc wait touched by
tho oloqltmhovf WW8. will for
ward and was prayed! for and got con~
vorlcd and joined the church. The
Sammy school find it very successful
rally at 12:30 p. m, Nollrly all of the
collectors ropottutt and it flout Hill“ was
I‘t'liil‘m'll At 3:30 p. m. an old I'iluhllno
oll. onlliustnstlc. unlit-stirring. sons.
priuso and toutil’urnlni alerting was
conducted by Sister l-l. Hardy.
The climax came when at 8 p. m.
Sister .I. (3. Moore. of Ohio. broached
upon Thou Art \Voighod ill the linI~
once and Pound Wanting. The font
Wits crowded to tho door and people
wort- standing inside and out. Stator
Monro curried Iior audience to the sky
with her Illbllcal eloquence. She he-
rtlulo very enthusiastic its she dis-
cussed tho powm and creatures of
Noliltdt‘hndnomulr. King of Iiitbylon.
and his downfall. Quito a few raluod
their hands to be pruyod tor. and
uhonls Wore board from all mor the
tout. the consumption trilnilmthod In
tours whllc Stall-r 'l'itylor was singing
“'I‘oil Mothnr l'll lie 'i‘horo." Services
Will he conducted earth afternoon be-
ginning Tuesday. null every evening,
as follows:
Monday evening, preaching by the
Rev. W. illlggllp from the west coast
oi Airicll.
'I‘uosduy ovobllli’. ltrlutclllnll by tho
tier. I.. (l. Nichols.
Wednesday evening. prouchlnn
tho ltov. A. Q. Norton of tiroouwlch.
Thursday evening. liappy-tlo-latclly
Meeting. led by tho evangelists.
ll‘rlday (vanilla. I‘lnllllajah illuo, con-
ducted by the Light House Mission.
Ilouluulng Tuesday nilol‘llmm. mot-t-
lugs at 3:30.
Sunday at It a. in. bronchial: by tho
itov. (1. fl. Ycllrwood of New Haven.
Connecticut. At 3:30. a special sorv
molt will be preached to all mothers,
by Sister bl. llurdy. All mothers are
Invltod. At 8 p. m.. the tier llr. Yonrv
wood will preach attain.
v~~litltutar and slipper. 23c. ltowuy-
ton M. It}. Chapel, ’l‘uusday. .ltily I9.
entertains in FALL
owonot MILL enter
Although It will be Mvvoral months
before the divorce lnlll holdup grind
In; In the civil superior court. two
action: were filed with illurk William
1‘. anllund this mornlnn. Catherine
M. Hiatus. of Port Clloutar. N. Y..
wants it separation from William S.
Rising. of Port Chester. litisertton It!
the“ ground. it in lithium that losing
left his wife July 2. 1900. The couple
were married billy 16.1897. Catharine
ii‘rembd wn'ths wife's maiden name.
billets Gorilla, of Drttluoport. wants
to be freed from Michael Coriolis. of
Barrio, Province of Salerno. truly. She
claimed her husband has been too
'rlondly. with certain permits In
sumo. site ditto alleges dooertioh on
July 1. root. 'l‘hnro sru live mlno.
children or which the mother tliiit.“
thevcourt to give her the mistody. 'l‘lu
couple were married April l0. itflli. At
turban Ohnhtborihlh and lift" illr
both notions. ’
by
Co on . .
Our Present Condition
» WWW-e or imam:-
lilllillitl unlit ,
at hill all at tutul
Moore and StreilderSleep in the
I Park on Invitation and Are
,. Stripped of Property
Through the strategy of two in»,
. known molt. Louis Striccklcr, of (into.
ads. and John Moore. of Franklin ave»:~
nuo. Nurwallt. were robbed of their
: watches, it diamond ring and a chuln‘
as they slept. at Scusldo park lust
litigilt. The matter was reported to tho
Ipollco today and detectives are at
‘wurlt Oil the case.
Strincitlcr and Moore came to this
city last evening from Norwalil for
the purpose of seeing the city. Built
ware well dressed and apparently had
‘ plenty of money. Strioclller woro ll
.dlilmoud on his finger and carried a
tgold watch.
Met Two Strangers.
The couple were walking along Fair-
l'iold uvouuo when they wore appro
bonded by two strangers neut- titan-t
chard'u restaurant. The strontium.
claimed that they had known the men
In days of yore. Neither Strtocklcr
gor Moore remembered the men but
. look It for granted that they must have
‘ tool on it previous occasion. ‘ _
line or the strangers suggested that
the four take a walk to the park and
enjoy the cool ocean lit-cones forgav-
I .rstl hours. This was agreeable to all
and they started for Seaside park. On
arrival they strolled around for sov-
orui hours and thou lay down on the
grass to sleep. All lay side by sido
under a troo pull the two Norwalk
“it‘ll soon fell to sleep nl‘tor enduring
tho intense hunt of the tiny.
Valuables Mining.
Nothing more ooonrrod lltltii . tilts
morning when t-ltriecitior spoke. and
found tilllt the (no strangers hull dis-
appeared. ifo also found that they had
taken a diamond ring front his finger
and a gold watch from his ]l()t'.i(l.‘l.
Moore had lured better but also had
a gold chain missing.
Complained to Police.
The two men from Not-walk then
boson to think uniliud things about
the, residents of this city and bind to
police headquarters whore they Inter-
lviowed Captain ticurnc II. Arnold and
told lituir story of the robbery. The]!
admitted that they had been foolish
to lie down on the grass and go to
shop at. the suggestion of two strong-
ers but INWGI‘liItslBBH they wanted their
watches and ring returned.
After hearing their story and get‘
till; a description of the two strang-
crfi. (‘uptuiu Arnold lictullt-tl a dollar
fire on tho case, but as yet sufficient
evidence has not been obtaluod to
cause. arrest.
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~—i.ol‘s all not Whore? Why, to
’l‘riuily (‘hurclt lmwu ii‘olu. Wodth
day, .Iuly Bu. 3 to s detach.
”A-.- ”an“...
Piiiiii'i’lili Illiiiiiii
iiiiflil iii iiiiiiiiliii
Scouts Fired on the Renegade
Moron and Killed and
Wounded Several
MANILA, .Iuly lti.-—-l)oan t3. Won
ouster, American socretary of Interior
for the Philippines. was sot upon by
renegade, Moron. on the Island or Pala-
wlln. today. and escaped assassination
only tlirolntit tho alertness of his body
guard, who shot down the outlaws. kill.
his three of them.
Secretary of Interior, Worcester.
was touring the Island. which Is the,
most Wurlidl‘ly of the larger of the Phil-
tpplno group bound by the 8qu sea
on lilo west. and was present at tho
installation of the new governor. In
littoral iii
till x Y in
IHItIiIIIiH
The
Military Aid, Captain Butt
BEVERLY, Mass. Jlliy 18.-—Pt'esi-
cruise ill Maltlo waters. The presiden-
tial yacht Mayflower. all whilo and
spruce-ll up for the trip, dropped down
afternoon. Mr. Tall and the members
of his futility have been looking for-
Mtl'll to the cruise vvitb a great deal of
pleasure. There will be no convoy, but
the aluyllowor will hoop close to the
shore and will be ill wireless touch
with navy stations along the «trust the
onllrc little the prosuideut Is aboard.
The trip to Maine was planned at
first wholly as a vacation outing. At
cd to limits three speeches at diner-
cnt points In Maine. The addresses
will be ontlruly informal, ltoWever. and
Mr. 'I‘nft will not touch upon politics
In any Wily. The first visit ashore and
the first speech will be at Eaatporl.
where the Mayflower will nrriVo ’l‘ues-
day at noon.
be stuttngor on Saturday the 23rd. and
the third will be ot Rockland on Tues-
day the Lilith. Mr. Taft will spend three
days at llocllisud on Tuesday the 26th.
Mr. Taft will spend three days at Bar
~NOTICE.
The annual meeting of tho stockhold-
ers of the Norwalli Iiuildlux, Loan and
invosltnonl Association for the election
of officers, will he held at their room.
it Washington slrcct. Tuesday, July
lit. at 3 o‘clock.
RICHARD H. (IOIAII'IN.
Secretary.
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Gin-taut aavcrtlumonto on this n .
20 words or less. 25 centsi 3 times. i
«on Addltlonnl word. I can! our Inurtlon.
tennis.
'ron suntan-lac. s.ul.no.t'r llv
Kolni condition; “but llt'W iii-foul Hkii’i’.
Inquire l‘upl. Edward it. Smith. itow-
ilylun. ,iilt :it
FOR SALE xvlillITriill. T» On K S’i‘..
ctuill Inl ' rooms, all Improvements, now-
ly import and polluted. Int‘uu lot. For
particulars Inquire i-Jlm more Store. in?
non BALE oi’tt'rlss Mtl'l‘tittl‘l'L‘IJ-l
ill first class condition. l'uli lll No. 7 Fitch
street. I-itlel Nuruallt. litiitt
FOR SALE ~l‘llMt‘id‘I'i‘i'2 SE'Z'I‘ UAR-
pivltlr-r‘s tools with chi-st. in itnod condi-
tion. littlitiro fit l3 1-: ('uttnxo Ava. iiizuit
Norwnik. 316 Ill
FOR SALE angular: HAND. 320. Ali-
dtess A. ll. «3.. fienllnol ullloo. 51.3 at
FOR SAL! GRAND SUFA Iilil), (Elli-
tllnltl \‘urunlt ulttlllorod oult I'tutlto. An
final its new. Ullo-Imlf prloo. t'illi at L'li
orlvln tell. is at
‘Rfiiféfmfin tullvtNu noitsn‘.‘
antlliilutlon of his t‘ollllllg a band of
Moron planned his death. Armlnl with
hulou carefully concealed they laid a
trap [or lilo secretary; who suddenly
lonull himself the object of a savage
rush.
l'upt. liloyulhatt, of the scouts. was
”I t‘lil‘i-l to roco'llizo the hostile tnovu-
llllnll. and that In the nick of time he
n Ill'lt'ii lilo niotiis to fire. At the fulfil.
iutio lhroo Moron who ind the attack;
dropped dead, while several others
doubled up with more or less severe
wounds, The rest of them look to their
boots.
noun Conant Worcester, who was
born at 'l‘hotford. Vorntout. in illtlti.
has been uncl'stilry of the Interior of
the Philippine Insular government
since September I, 190i. In the two
preceding years he was it member of
the United Stilton Philippine Commis-
sion. In I906 he uctcd for a low mun»
ills Ill secretary of education pending
lilo appointment of a successor to (len-
erol James F. Smith. who resigned liltl
duties II entiretury of education to
become govarnor-gonernl of the Philip-
plnoll. . }
Dancing. ‘
'“nahd tonight. notch.
01‘. JOHN-Willa.
Benjamin Louis at. John. of Rowan
ton and Stamford, aud‘Mleo Mend
Ethel Wood. of Stamford, It has just
become known. were married on May
20th at Port Chester. New York. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
William ll. Wakemnn.
The young bride to a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wood. of Itnme
ford. Mr. fit. John, who ban a terns
panther of friends In fl‘lw Norwtillls.
Rowaytcu and Dorian. in In tbsituto.
Lmobllo motor cycle and bicycle bush ,
no“ iii auditors. . .
t
ltov. .I. .I. liupxull. \Vostporl, t'omt. jib ill
FOE BALE wi'ttl'roluotuun. rout.
rltuntmltl. rullllllo soul: full t-qtlipmout: Al
condition. Address 295 Mlliu 8L. Nor-
! ..
tvuiit. 'i’ol. tilt-ti. lit at uulro Alon. White, lit filly Aw. 1821‘ ‘
"H3?)ci‘ni'XtiilW'EFtfiEmTvfi'lFfii To LETmiilml) Ul'i't'llt'l‘UNl'l‘Y ro‘
ltyo bronll, blun-
brctul l’rutlh every day. ll ' i‘
It I'll Iiilll. ' nos
oily. it'odnomiuy. b‘rlt y.
Hutu” try.
Government Yacht Mayflower Will Make Several Stoptdll;
Ports In That State and Mr. Tall Has Concealed to Make". .
Three Speeches, Which, It Is Said, Will be~Informal, and ’ pf;
Mot Touch Upon Matters of a Political Mature—First sin-i if,
at Eastport and Three Days Stay at Bar Harbor ‘ ‘
iiiPIiBlilIIiii'PiiiiiiBS Iii IiHIii ‘iilSiiUSSiii WIIH . g E
Siiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiilii iiili liiiiii iiiil Will H. {till} ,_
to Iiel'oriy from (llouslor yesterday-p
tho last moment the president consent;
The second siteech wtll~
[Eli
The Party on Board the Mayflower to Consist of the Frost
dent’s Family, a Half a Dozen Personal Friends and life-
Harbor, where he will golf each sitco-
dent ’i‘at’t arranged t5 leave Beverly “:00“ (“my filai'oweiiil itinerary in ‘
. . , ,, .. miners we. a as o ows: '
late this afltrnoun for a ten days 1 Monday July 18—148mm Beverly. ,
I fl’l'ussday, July iii—At Eastbort.
Iy 2U. 21 and 22—~At Bar Harbor.
Saturday. July 23—«At Bangor duh
tug the afternoon. spend the nixbt‘ot
the home of Senator Hale. Ellswortb.‘
Sunday and Monday, July 24 and 35
.Ju
I
bow, with a stop at the latter place.
'i‘llosdny. .lltly liti-At Rockllmd.
Wednesday. July 27.--At Biddefol‘d
l‘ooi. I
Thursday, July 28.-~Arrive at Bev-
city.
The personnel of the party on the
Mayflower is as follows: The profit-
dellt. Mrs. 'ratt. Master Chat-Ila no;
Horace 1). Tail. brother of the real“
dent; Prof. and Mrs. Louis T. borbw
. of Cincinnati. Secretory Norton. Assis-
ilsnt Secretary of the Navy; and Mn.
Beelnrm Winthrop. Mine
‘ Rotors going on board the Inflow.
,er the pro Ideut had a' further canton:
._cltco with Senators B rbon wet ' '
,snd Wade H. Ellis. airman oi. ‘
,‘Ohlo Republican mic executifi‘t ‘
l nitrite, regarding Ohio politics. ‘1,
"How did you enjoy the excursion?“
"Great. Nobody once song ‘Hal Ally-
body Here Seen Kelly? ”~Detl'olt.
Free Press.
crucified save
15 words or ton.
«all additional word.
“INCH“ 0" "II.
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WANTED.
wasneoanm 'ro'r n ms. 907
during summer. lit! West L, South Nor-
wtllk. J15. 3t
WANTED. l-tIl.l.Sii.ilC. ELIZABETH
blond Sellout. Is ”mil during the summer
for a limited nuln r of boarders. Beau-
llful location on Pros of Hill. Excellent
table and services. or for to apply 0.!
house or by mail. Drawer I. Not'wnilg.
Ctlllll. 113 ‘
WANTED—YOUNG LADY AB CASH-’
tar. Also rm: to act so calculation. Per-"
mnnont positions. licforencoa. l8 .
if
Woolworth til (‘0.
WANTED-4‘0 BUY, ALI. KINDS 01'
live cattle and poultry; best pt‘icoli DIM:
tile for [and in: calves. ll. Friedman
gornggt'iozut Turnpike. South Norwults.
e . - .
WANTID arr-MACIIIINISTS AN!) YOUNG“
men to learn lilo trmte.
Works Co.
Mohegan Spring \Vutur.
Dollvololl M your door.
Flvc‘uultan bottle. 25c.
Ablllilliit'tly
Juli“...
'I‘clepilotte 3
3-1 .
mad if
~.......w...........~. . 7.. .. . .
~w.ow..y.-~._.w.~-fl ..... “-0-
TO LET hi'l‘t'litl‘l SUITABLE FOR K
lm‘m-ory or any kind of business; ixwd’lo- . "
i oarlty {or luminous: l'ollaondblo rent.
.I
rent house of nine rlmlne. fruit.
"left.
For lulrlinulnvu cull ovonln ”
or Milka“ ‘
any. “WWW“ M...“ “Wm... 53 Winfield Ht. East Nor allt. Plum:
til North Mlun St. 't‘nl. Ililli. .ile ill-H. I!“
W. ----.....-.-.- MW-.- - - TO LET~~I.0WER "any notion“:
. llnnl‘olt‘I pltLou. five month and ill. .
L'OST' quire on promise-a. M )1}
LOBthN ow ALLItM'rtill n/tu “”””“”’W““"’:W. ‘-
containing batbluq Milt. Finder will .‘rcl’,m,l;:£fi{.i.8=mk “fidufi, “11:058.
[)lf'ltitt' notify llil Iunsl AWL. i‘iorwnlgtia ll Twp“. & (tuition. ‘ “I?!
LOUT n YICIJMWIHH IIIIUWN “'0 L'T-“PWAHAW sumo
Booteb collie dim. Suitable reward will be
fir/on for a r darn to Mon. if. l-lt. .Iolin
.ockwoud. lltl Cant Ave" Norwullt. Jib at
LOIT»~~I.Ali\"H WATCH AT illi'l‘ti
Point. .Iuly H. with slrtnll pin utluohm
containing warde- ltooilawll lair-nob.
natal, Point" to Mrs. ill-liner. thrust-t
t'ultauo. iloll Island. and t'uculve r63": rt‘l.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
AnrsslAN ’ neutrons.) ritttv‘nls
WI'I‘H. l'rompl ltontlon. A. Illor.
Box 322. noulh orwllik. it! ill
I DIOIHI To ANNOUNOI REMOVAL
of my Pltlttlblng bullion-ti to It? Wont BL.
where have built itnd walla tl n in or
shop. Estimates on plum form-am t-
liner. tluuttlfl. lenders. tiers. etc. Job.
bl promo attend to. A. I. hi .-
elgfi 'i‘ol. aim. "tilt.
O I YOU" '3'“ 3" I!
I" Alisa} exocrine. not mm:
show" . .ritt. .2:
soenllflos . to o no: l.'.i-
all comeiirmWI-ti'm. NWoi‘k. oh
I torso PLATING 01" ALL KIND“.
Oil Ind 0099". bra: d
D
room to right Portion: ontlemen or-
rod. 8 Henry L. soutlilflurwulknvltfl at
10 Luna FLAT or love: us
no bath, all tmflrovemontn. on fillies til
i. inquire .I. . Layton a (20.. film",
‘I‘O Ll'l‘ ~« six-MOM CC
Bound View Terrace. rent 120.-
Norwalk investment (20., loath
To LnrQntmmsimo. OOMH Wt I
bond n be obtained at I it unable r253;
by iodine. at. it Elisabeth i. but
to LiT-JI‘O mom
“I .50 find
any
Hort.
TO I. T—w UBthi USE. .
ltd It"! rent iii: also WI. 00345” 1..
”a!!! mom fills! udoiutnc It'll}
its. old heat. on
ID pol“ month.
0 For am
nutrients.
Inquire of charm E
. not
ti lovui r.
gust-“pt colors insult-z Old" Will i;
U. tie.
..t°’.etr~:.erre.r.etra.r.ur
" casting a... , nit
Halo
, F
old to. run mew
mitt - ointment:
or a "and , ii
' 1‘ ,‘ 9
i Wednesday. Thursday and Friday...”
«t‘ruistug near Bar Harbor and later ~
rd ‘ ..
Capt. Archibald W. Butt. 3“ i
«mu I "mooruga '
loom» her mum
Norwnlk If'o .
in“; .
WANTED»~IC\'1CIt\’ilUlJY 'ro onion»? 9“
TO Lei“ . . f
i k }
All I i
{sour new houses, all lmprotroli‘t‘ohtl‘tbrfi
Oil r. .
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