liltilllllil “All
A 9 list flatly creeks Appeared to be
Following the Big Circus
Only one piece of ci'ooitedness that
could in any way be attributed to the.
vrcseuoe in town of the Adam Fore-
pnush and Sella' Brothers‘ circus. was
reported to the police. and this was a
daylight burglary in the apartments of
Mrs. Margaret Fiaherty on the second
floor of No. 52 spring strect. The loss
consisted of $14. 59 in money. a gold
locket and it gold bracelet.
'i‘he burglar made his visit while no-
body was at home. though he was
seen by Mrs. John W. Pennington. who
insides next door. Mrs. Ponlnglon no-
ticed it man go into the house curly in
the afternoon. but thought nothing of
the occurrence at the time. This man
is described on being about 36 ycars
old, of dark complexion. lie were a
brown plaid suit
Entrance was made via the kitchen.
door. 'l‘tic door wan bolted. but the
belt was not a very secure one As a
conseqtrcncc a little pressure sprung
it and afforded it ready entrance. The
house was pretty well ransacked and
the job was evidently a hurry»up one.
The money was taken from the clothes
of Mrs. Flahorty's son. Edward h‘ls-
herty, who is a well- known menthol" of
Old Well Hook and ladder company.
Although Mrs. Pennington saw the
atrium enter the house she did not
see him leave
Chief ct Police. William Voiitner to
ports that therei'w no picitpocitet
.vlerit reported freon o circus grounds
3;“ onywhere about the city. Thaw
shod well laid plans to frustrate y
attempt of dips to get in their wfi.
‘ were several uniformed
tin about the ground, will).
course. could it easily kept out of tho.
way of by it its on account of tho
uniforms. but in addition there was s.
force of plain clothes men.
The relations between the circus
people and the police in the work of
keeping crooks out of commissiou wns
close. for the circus management is
anxious to have a good reputation fol-
low the show. The. circuit employees
are constantly on the lookout for
crooks and when a member of the
underworld who is recognized shows
up, no is promptly turned over to the
local authorities wherever the circus
may be. This system workit excellent-
ly. though the circus mon me some-
times fooled by the local credits of
big cities who are not so cuttliy rec-
ognized lit! the travelers of reputation.
Ono of the rosldt-nccs oi Grove
street was visited by u sticltlt thiuf
yesterday. Mtcr having knot-ited at
all the doore. ho evidently thought no
one at home The but-it porth being
screened in. be exported to work with.
out discovery. lie l‘t‘tlf‘lll'ti for an ice
pick. Winch wait at hand. and was
about. to insert it between the door and
the resins. whru the lady of the house
called and salted him what he was do
inc and informed him up lit'iit‘l move
us sum its wastble Hr dropped the
picit us though it were a rod hot potter
and made his not [Why 'l‘bo moral
the lady derived from the experience
in not to it ave lco picks around on cit‘
cuu tiny.
.......... ”-i.-on
BUSINESS MEN’S IALL TKAM.
m
Three Promising Players Reported to
Have Had an Accident.
The committee managing the base-
ball team to represent the Norwslit
Buslnosii Menu Association at the
game on Annual 4. wish to state that
the team has received a woven set-
boolt. Last evening three of the pront-
lslng candidate» for the team went out
let a little practice by electric light.
They started in the cool of the oven
ins. about 10:30. and whether it was
the deitciont ham or not that t‘lliloii
the accident has but been determined.
None of the three have been seen since
the accident. and it is liltppouefl that
they are confined to their various and
several homes applying liniment
The committee has not found any
suitable aeplrsnto to the places made
vacant by the aocidsnt last evening.
which. AW the way. was a triple «mash-
up. but they desire to state that with»
out a doubt the lineup will appear to-
morrow. They are struggling desper-
ately and hope to have some auction
by mornlnn.
list all who pmtios ball thin eveno
lug be careful. for the cmmlttoe has
Alli eye on any one one can catch a
ball without lnlnry to himself. or hav-
ing two other enthusiutb run him
down. Latest to from the homes
oi the injured sin that they are Emu-and
iy improved and tildttb they wit
dround onto this evening for that,
Woe. at you-inowcwhsro. but the
ammonia is that no one also
s
mun-Hm
YMissM Durable Worthington. or New
, church. Waterbury and Rev. Dav
CWO. in cuticle were»
HAil'l‘ii‘OitD. .luiy ills—Among the
list of clerical appointments announc
ed today by Bishop John J Nilsn. of
the [lumen Catholic diocese of Hart-
ford. are two appointments of pastors.
Rev. Michael H May as rector of St.
Bernard's itocltville. succeeding Rev.
butts Fitsaimmons. new permanent
rector of the immaculate Concet it.
O'Donnell. pastor of St. Andrew' I. Col
cheater. succeeding Rev. Fr. May.
Esther May is a native of New bon-
don and a graduate of the high school
in . that city. He took his classical
course at Boston College. following
that. with a course in philosophy and
theology at the Grand Seminary. Mon-
treal. He was ordained December 20.
1884. His ministerial activities have
been St. Peter‘s, Hartford; lit. Muir's.
Derby; 8t. Msry'a uheville; St.
John's. Mlddietown; the immaculate
Conception Pariah. Baltzic at Mitryfs.
New Britain. St. Mary's. iloulb Coven-
try; at. Andrew‘s. Coichsster. with
mission. in Bosrahviile. Moodus and
Fitchviiie. For fourteen years he has
done missionary work in the hills and
valleys of New Mutton county. and has
been a member of the school board of-
Coichester for several years. lather
O'Donnell passed practically his entire
career as u curate in St. Marys suit
0f the Sea Church, New liondon. where
he was assistant to the late Futbet
Joynt. lie was born in New Haven.
was graduated from Yale. and took his
philosophical and theological studies
,at St. John's Seminary. Brighton.
Mass. He was ordained at Boston in
1896.
Rev. William 0' Shoe. uho leaves it
professors chnir iit St. 'l‘homus' Semi-
nary to become asitietunt at ill. in
nei'ih's Cathedral. in it nittlvc of Deep
versity. Ho titted for the priesthood at
the American College Month. and
was ordained in luvs by' Bishop 'i‘loro
ney.
Rev. Donia Moron, who ban been up-
pointed from the immaculate Gonoep
lion Church. Waterbury. to be "sist-
ant at St. ancis. New Haven. was
educated at St. Joseph» Parochial
School. Willimantic. 8t. ’i'homns‘
Grand Seminary. Montreal and 8t.
John'il Seminary. Brighton. Mans. lie
an ordained last May by Bishop Ni-
ii
Thov. Poul Keeling. I protect at St
homes seminary. who lsnvesflthat lo-
WWI WM . i“, m. 4“.)
cs "i233 church. derburm ” A
also ordained by Bishop Nilan bud
Hay. He was educated at at. Thom
as Seminary. Hartford. and St. John's.
Brighton. Mesa.
Rev. George Coye. who taken a pro-
fessorship at St. 'l‘homae‘ BufiiliiIf'y.
in this city. comcs from Waterbury. Ho
was trained for the priesthood at St.
lionnvenlurc College and the American
College Louvsin. where he was ordain.
ed by Bishop For that Jilly.
lililil tutu ii
iii lllllltiill lilili
fir. Wilsltirs. oi the Yale Swim-
ming Team. flay Give Exhi-
, bitten of swimming
A great deal of interest is bring bitt-
en in the program of wulor simrta to
be held tomorrow afternoon at tho-Nor-
waiit Country Club and to twain at
8:80 o'clock. Many entries have been
made and there is every ludicutilon
that there will he a largo number of
spectators. The new springboard and
platform. arransod on telly luv this
occasion. are are in p are and the tie-
elated to be in first class condition for
the events. inadditlon to the tinnitus
already announced. an extra oveut hits
been announced. a diving contest for
ladies.
The Judie of the diving will be Ml.
Willhil'o. of the Yale uwnnmiug team.
who may also dive on exhibition of
swimming. do many entries to: the
tub me have been obtained that it
will be necessary to run that in bottle.
All“! Midi!!! to lilo DAMIilre of tho spec-
tators. 'l‘ilo prises will consist oi motl-
sis and on for the men. and but pilllt
for the i
TWO OHILDRIN LOIT.
woo-n—
Mr. Somme. John dissumulier Found
Girl of Five and Du of Three
Mr. and Mrs. John Bwsamultor due
covered a lost little girl and it little
buy it! ulntsrd avenue last evenlnii
The lit slots moduli of circus enthusi-
asm. were entirely test. which All not
surprising. for thy, girl was only b
years old and the title hey it. They
were taken to the sirens, grounds and
turned over to Ofdosr John Smith
it who believed they lived in opium
wood and so ill! politic took them on a
trip throuah lprlhgwood looking for
parents hilt field could he found The
children wens then taken to police
head uafidrs to await developeinenta.
The well; were also salted
if any minimum been reported as
lost but mo it It that time.
About in“. owevsr it tclephotte
indult‘rm in Int two loot ohlideru
Mm two Willis: showered the
sscrlptled. ysltor 12 outwit.
‘ Mudflaghgaodniok of hm.
11 .“pan about were over
ed‘to list: intimated to be their own.
The two rs had diasppeared
from bloom afternoon and il.
was ”PM
Mr.
orb. to smiths a west: with isles
Downturn plasma.
amp followed solutiono
Bishop tilled Announces mud ‘ .
River. and a graduate of Niagara llui- i
Seminary, this city. Montreal Colin“.
I \ lsé'l'hcre was
mtnsthinu doiii ‘ here yes- A
trader for in
cratieststc .. I
it onto. to
mwflvfl'ubwlu
l
ruin
the call of.- 1;:an shill
impli "IllVlllili, All! South "0"- ‘mott a: flail . - 31%me 'i‘ii”
a o o is n on e
l wallt Fiohti'remstsr, Sam 2...... Timid“... ., . "AWAY”.
can or n s» eponton
on .
ii committeo
iilli iAAfi Will w w . .- . m... cm-
iitoclt called it ‘ or. There up
ill to it
Rescued Ina lieu Boat Which
' Wadi Out From M’s ‘
Caught in the limit; anti tide of the
Hoiisslonie river where it diachorlill
into Lona island Sound at Strstford.
Bill hang the Australian heavyweight.
aspirant for the world‘s championahl.
and all around athlete was scary
drowned at it) o 'clocit yesterday Lou:
owes his rescue to seller Burke. the
lpualiist and m Mulvlhill. the weil~
known promoter and trainer. or South
Norwalit llc aulforetl no ill effects
onto his strenuous battle for life whiio
be awaited help readily recuperation
on account of his splendid physical
condition
Lulu would not consent to forage
liili daily cross country run duupite the
intense but yesterday morning.
when he returned from a ten bills
Aiillilii he followed hilt oaual content (if
iearlnu off his clethlna. donning his
Tho bin fellow diaporied himself in
the strong current for some limo. not
realising his danger Naturally a
siren; swimmer. he felt rmfectly at
home in the water and when he do-
titled he had been in the river loll!
submit. he was half a mile down
stream from fiend’s
out towards the doped.
With vigordns strokes he began his
srduous swim m to floods. Tho
current was running unusually stress.
humor. and he made little prearvos.
Within a short time be realised his
strendlh was leaving him 'l't'y salt.
intact he could mite no prowess
mind the turbulent wstura
dost- what airtight have happened to
ate
had not Joe Mulvihlli strol down
tbt- beach and neon hint slottiy rotted
in; with the tide He heard ion!
about for help and Mulvlhill. more is-
miliar with the treachery of the waters
in the vicinity. ran to, Bond's and
spread the alarm.
Sailor Burke, also training at Bond‘s.
leaped into it rowboat With Muivihlli.
[lut‘lte put to good use the eamlcncn
he had gathered its an caveman while
serving in the U. 8. navy. and sent
the ...e craft ploughing through the
waves with tirelese rythmlcai strum.
Within a few minutes the boat resound
inns. He had been help coming. and
given up his effort to combat the cur
rent. devotina his remaining strength
to keeping afloat. bans wits all in
when Joe Mulvlhili reached out lliii
hand to hoist him aboard the rowhoiit.
and both he and Burke had to lift the
his fellow over the how.
liens relaxed. lying in thc bottom
of the bolt while the Sailor pulled him
lill‘ll upstream to Bond‘s. Within a
short time. however. the hurl)- puxtllitt
was himself min. Only it few days
hefom. hang wall cpiishl in the same
strong current. but be was able to
set ashore before he was tired out.
Lung Will hsht Blunlsv Ketcholl at
the Fairmolliit Athletic Club, Sept. Ii.
He is anxious to dispute tho heavy-
u'olaht'chainpionshlp with Johnson.
LOOOIOTWE LEFT
DEIIILIII BMW"
M
The two oriental trains of about
lwnnlyofivc can each of the Pore-
pnunh & Selia‘ Brothers‘ shows were
delayed leuvina South Norwnik until
illitt morning at 3:30 and 5:30 o'clock
The cause of the long stay here.
when the show people flittii't'ltl on net-
streets. The lot emotive of it Danbury
itelnhl train in some manner went all
the detailing switch. and effectively
blocked the ll‘ili'll for several hours.
hot little damage was done. but the
delay caiiset’l connidorabls annoyance.
No.»<»u¢. «tum
_HlAitiNd 0N WALT!" LICINII.
lsinp Hold This Murdoch in Item-
ford Olly coon.
llcmie Deputy secretary of the State
it .l. ilwycr. in the Elsiuford t‘ity
court at it o'clock this afternoon. the
matter of he revoltina or «recession
of the license of Henry Walters will
be heard There are a number or trit-
nos-u.
-.i)r Fletcher. soon after the accident
to his son. Austin. who now lies in the
Not-walk hospital. wrote to the sacro-
Walters license as a chauffeur. ’f‘hs
ins an examination.
W
daft MTUIDAV.‘
Best New Potatoes. w pin. the
host New Onions. par at. In.
. Pea Beans. per lit" the. _
Luxury Blend Codes. tie.
eiubutciidii
adiabatic.
0 0'.
Jill.
A kind mm our
bathing toxin and plunging from the from m ”m '
dock at John Bond's training dinner! 4 mm mm“
dock. pretty well
my of stats and had him suspend ,
llcsniis was ordered suspended. pond-i _
poured to be .
the hands of t ., ».. .
decided to hold .
'ln New itavnnpll
For «miter; .
volition John“.
will be int-tutti
'i'bere mine on
tile ptislneiui in
to convention
her if and 8.
of the con-
. of Norwslit.
-. titled: of any
“(Monti the an
volition wom
monuments for
loft with Secretly! (lines. The mat-
ter of the tutti of the call for
town primaries ooss’ convention
detonators was loft th the chairman
or the commune, . he phoatniity of
the convention - ' . means that the
unit will be issued .. mum"
was . informal dlocuo
vice of lettuce . drift of opinion
on the motor of a boi‘ostprial cau-
didsto funded W former Chief
Justice Stetson
Milly I“) (iii ‘.
mm and s nestles promin:
out rtneutllimtn so interviewed
sold lost to thee: ~. outsell as it the
nomination would ,
Baldwin - an Walsh.
III Norm. Representative
0W helm. of coming
;; the state. such;
doth t thesou t as he found
it in his district entirely for
Judso liaidwln. wort quite cub
attrition in series . t they believe
Judge linidwio will. and both
farther i that the state
‘ ‘ » to name a
stroll r tidhol f top to bottom
it I (Ml; m
m of tho but week of
mother tor tho to moveutlon ta
odspdrturafrooit oustomotsome
years back. This will brine the con-
vtnitioe a wool; earlier than the its»
I“altitude convention. an the coins for
latter ere .llltelyL to he Septem-
Ml‘l‘fld 13.
mi Mmmm
Two out
erotic
later thou the tires able
to aoaae the strength of the letters
iicitet. Title fall the Deactivate will
lutvo the opportunity of ping rlaht
ahead sndoeamlng their ticket with
only supposition its to the Republi-
can nominees.
in spite of the wanihrr. the Dome.
cratir committee men were in a
vial mood. and muted willing to talk
politics. Nonmhad anylblnu to say
Minot the letters of Mayor Thayer. of
Norwich. on the scootmbip. Former
Mayor Thoma. of Wnterbury. said
that no reference whatever was
made to it in the mention and he
hrard no comment on the subject
from anyone.
EXPLOSION "EEK!
‘ Blilbllll I'LIlT
film-Au eaiiiosioo
which was heard for mileil occurred
last niahtat Twenlywiirst anti Canal
streets. partly wrocitinn the front of
the plant of the tools liutt Box (loin
patty. breaking hundreds or windows
in the neighborhood and causing tar
ror to scores of families. I'oior Wil-
helm. a watchman. outplayed at the
Hull pinnt. narrowly escaped losing
his life. A conduit cover across the
street from the building was blown
into a dotted plecol and this gave me
to the belief that the explosion was
due to a bomb placed on the cover. its.
really the ticsmepclihn it ioctrlc Com-
pttny have boon having trouble with
its linemen. it is said. and portions in
the neiuhorhood exprseund the belief
that a bomb had been not to datum
the when of the slocii‘lc combed: lir-
nent J. Manciotadt. city collector. who
is president of tho Louis ilult Com-
pany. was one of those who attributed
the damsxo to in labor bomb.
t'illtiAilO. July
tins aws iihortly after midnight. was Tl" dsmuo “WW“ ‘0 "ml“ “9.
the Muslim: of an ensluo on the 000-
traclt between Marshall and Anti
Mid! FIINIV ENTIRTAINI.
Largo Number of Friends at Her Home
in Maple Itrsst. ,
in honor of her truest. Mills Margaret
Elia. of New Haven. Miss zua Feeder
entertained a few oi her friends last
evening at her home to Maple street.
The party was in the form of a whist
and more wens four tables 'l‘hsre
wss also music and stimuli and after
the card pinyin, dainty tuft-estimable
were carved. n the Whist pit to!
Miss Moors Willi won the laies‘
mile and tiltlfortl Ward. her brother.
the condemn s prise.
The” prevent word the fellowlna:
Tho Misses 3|an Flair. loaders
were. Fanny Ihsshu. my Nettsforti.
has“ hrlody. Jeanette Callahan. Many,
tie Mull ill- Penney.
Mill .ltihll
“OYIIIV.
fflt
ban.
‘ unveil. m. mil
. .dn lattes "insulin:
”' . Office
"All“
ary and it was .
‘ Idling with “fl. 8A.
A“ the curb. where he sat down poodles
W minuutmfiltiow
Ward. Jess '
av. Willis";
iosspii Cornered. of South iter-
wsllt. Receives Painful injur-
ies in Washington St.
iiiiiliil Si. Jillil
Will “It llilt
Anchor lien Was Struck in
‘ Water Street ‘
Circus day was marked by two snip.
mobile accidents. though happily neith
or developed fatally. though in both
cases people were knocked down by
machines.
One of the auto accidents developed
on the brick pavement in Waaiilnaton
street. about 5:15. at, a point just be“
low the office of the Evening Sentinel.
in this one Joseph Cocherhsm. who was
employed for years in the signal ltaht
service on the railroad. wait the vic~
tint. it was claimed that (iociterhsm
had been drinhlhg and torched on the
curb in front of a 80 horse power
touring car driven by Mrs Benismln
lit. John. of Altamford. a young bride
of chips few weeks. The people in
the automobile claimed that Matterhorn
fell in front of the machine. leterhant,
luvs he did not and that he was startn
inf diagonally across the street to the
lit boon-Powell company drug store.
Several witoosm say that he declared
complaint lads That Several
‘ ,
a minute or two after the accident that
it was his own fault. The left sided
his face one badly bruised from con-
tact with the pavement after he was
struck and there was s. mil behind his’
left ear. The latter lniury is supposed
to have been acquired when its first
collided with the auto and is attribut-
ed to an iron support of the autumn
title’s top from the shoots of which he
wad thrown on].
Chief of Police William Vollmer title
at the scene lust feiiowin the acct
dent and his inventissfion hint to
allow the automobile to proceed with
out making any arrests. in the too
JOIIII m
broth .1. AW WW mm
Brook yo: live. it i. Bennett. of Ian’-
visvr avenue. last Norwsllr. and In
St John‘s mother. of itcwayton.
After 00¢ka was knocked down.
he was picked up by Victor J Bone
ilaha Attorney W A. Grille Jr.. and
come other men. who etiolated hint to
s inlet inventory of his ituurles. As
(lecturham was struck. Mrs. St. John
steorod her car in the opposite direc-
tion from him, 1th out her clutch
and put her foot on the erotic. bringing
the machine to a stop within a few
feet. Bruno people thottgnt the machine
had been proceeding at a metabolite
rats whlic one city odicial capresscd
himself rather forcibly to the shot
that the auto was traveling fast.
Voiimsr suited the young woman driv-
ing concerning All'I“ license to drive
and she pmduood it.
Mr. Goclterbsin was taken to the
Billions-Powell drug store. where Dr.
flohort M. Wolfe attended him and
foiled no broken bones.
bit-d quite freely.
fitmelt in Water Street.
Just a few minutes before this acrl
drnt there was a collision between an
automobile and a man near Contractor
ilarry W. Mother's place of business
in Water street. The imtlestrlan was
not seriously injured.
itmolt'r s’rsss'r axcuosion.
Itomferd Man [all From Trolley Oar
sud-Was Hurt.
The Knight Street A. M. E. 3|"!le
M‘llOfli excursion arrived in Norwalit
last night from Sovid llocit st to: lb.
All roported." having a jolly good
time. The school had two special rats.
one jumbo, and one small. and both
our: were so crow tied that people had
to stand all the eyway. Quin torso
flihof of people from slantforti and
rise folded in the excursion. The
car look them from Stamfohrd to the
Root: and in returning tooit thomhsolt
to Biamtord. ’i‘hls events: the Solve»
tlcn Army will have charts of tho
services at the tent. under its newly
appointed leader. Adjutant Wintsrbob-
torn.
devil driving service. All invited.
was published in yostordaytii paper
that the excursion was a union one. it“
was solely the Knight ltrsoi. A. ital.
Sunday school excursion. his true
that quite a number did {oft-om the
illsniford Baptist church. tit the pas-
tor. itev. Harris did not as.
Mthodocdi‘tiliit mo ion as
the cars wore issvlng Melt on the
return trip. Noll Homo. of lists-
fnrti. who is I t id: il'if bud
dsuly tom vi and.
the car. new mmflu‘l‘ifl
its court. as will the alleged cochlea
Chief .1. “_
ills wounds lith
it will be a regularrsin itiiilnfé B
muggy: when.
it
Fair tobleht‘.
light to modern” parisha
Mrs ilsoisci to Secure
. first». From llsrlisrd
in connection with the campaign to
round up the sutomobiiists from out of
the attain who abuse the privilcao of
running for t days in Connecticut
without proud as a license hers. pro-
viding they have one in their con
states. several complaints have been
made to the police that quite a tow
motor car own are abusing another
privilege. that‘cf running for a time
on a dealer's license.
This cornea about in this way. Deni-
ers frequently, when they sell a car.
allow customers to use their number:
while amusements are being made
with the secretary of state for per.
eonai numbers. ilemetimss. it is said.
the customers conveniently forget to
matte the said arrow with the
secretary of state son thus give them-
solves a considerable foo. Mohamed
of the state are 50 cents per horsepow-
er per your for a car under to horse
power and 60 cents per horsepower
from 25 horsepower up. This is rather
a nice little saving for a motor car
owner who evades the payment. but
evidently displosstng to those who","
havebeen matting the complaints and
who maintain that they have settled
their lunl‘loll with the state.
ports or consist
iii iiiliiEI sitter
NEW YORK. July Sit—Caught. the
police say. as an under-sized youth was
handing her a package of wcatne in
West Fortieth street. buddy. a woman
who said she was Mrs. Harriet Dewen-
tit-r Bonner. wife of a prominent physi’
clan of Tampa. Fla. was arrested and
taken to Boiievue Hospital. When she
recovers from an attack of hysteria.
ctl.usbd accord! to Dr. Wilkerson. of
'tbe New York os.pltal by the contin-
ued use of drugs. she wii loo strained
I
poddier. John Mona.
Was a “Mr. Dewondor.“ her brother.
formerly of Norfolk. Va. appeared
Mr. Dowender said that his sister was
a misty belts in Norfolk when she
married Dr. Bolster and went with him
to Town. Husband and wife have not
been living together for two years.
however. the brother said. Mrs. nut.
mar coming; to New York to songs in
may“ Shots on pontoon.r
Herbert. Miner‘s old.
who today is in chat-go of her brother
he"- .
“it“ IINTINIL THURSDAY.
(in account of the Merchants‘ and
Iisosnl helm at congress .
tbs llsilrsstl Lines in the
flaw EnhlaudStais‘s
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lllilllliill Alli lilllll
The Preventable to» is ilselar
ad to its Ulemstihiiisnsl
BOSTON July 29.-.-lt may interest!
the public to know what is repel-{pd
here as to the adoption of the
domurraae rules by the val ._
home months aso s national «inept»
lieu of state railroad oommisfldotirs
adopted a code of rubs “You“.
charges to shippers and translations lino
detention of cars. At that. that
there was doubt whether the In ‘
cute commerce commission had Juri-
isdiotion over this matter; therefore
the commission then contented itself
with “recommending“ to all tho
railroads of the country the p ~
of these rules. The recent fl ,j
of the interstate commerce act. (Jo . ,
total has so broadened the powers of“
the commission. that there is no loop
erany doubt about their jurisdiction
over this select '
. All inquiry recently made of train
and rating odiciais of the mica
New gland railroads reveals that it
is their unanimous opinion that the
New and railroad: have not to tail ‘ .
into lino ith the rest of the country
and adopt the national «mm
rules. There has been some "
alert about the effect of donut-mos -
Al “‘0 “Dim . a“ who "id h.’“““m In conmc‘“ Illil VML
but it. is reported that the “Mv
railroad companies intern-ted hays
been severally advised by counsel“
WANYlbmt‘ldLlARlB 1‘0 mu. ORA!)-
iog. planning. olc thseph “also. Wil-
iiom 8i . flirlvthcrry Hill. Noraallt. gust.
l
WANTIO .._ tux titwiil wattle
lull-m. Raymond limo. ADI!
WANTID» lint Alttlll’i‘ ill-2V 2N'l'lb‘li'ihi
on farm; muill ho table In ‘tly
Halo lire Rowland. m"i renal: re '
Porto. voyorld lltund River alcoholic
ll
WANTAD flnxmlltAl‘lmu Millit'l‘
hove had nonudrmblc experience. mps‘
isle of ill! gfiiiultm rapidly and cor-
rectly. aloe ify experience and
deal attired. Address t‘ttouo. benttttoi. Soul
blot-walk lull
N‘i’IDwA flh.i\"rl.r:MAN AND
wlwfe Awould liltc board in a primi- iam-
iiy. naturally located Please state r-
ticuhuu duress A ii. (1. Boot tit-i.
ilnuih Momilt. lull
WANTIDA'UUNU LADY it (Milli-
ier Also two to act as salesln loo. Por-
msnont msiltoiia References W.
Woolwori b A Co.
WANTIDNJI‘O hilt. Aid. Ktha or
lite cattle and poultry; beet price
the for good fat van. ll.
Friedman.
:tnggtiraut 'i‘srnpllie. south Norwaik
it If! s
woctunnwgrnm ..
Manufacturers” and the Business Mott's volt (ALI—Jim r m doom
field day at ileum Point. mt rnon- gghmgnmfef-w "tori“ mm}
day. The Sentinel will be issued at mm"; price ”not. out m' ‘
noon. Box lit. South Norwallt.
w.
WWW - row 8»;th mac. .w omit
..°.....'--'~:.‘E:r:r.r& arm. to "occur" Sir M ‘1." ml
. it t are .
mammal A isonloov also. chauffeur rmted‘ 3'13" o .
.4.“ ‘ rhcéiagitto Igloo. tn. 7 ‘
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WANTED.
vow IALIwSlX outcome
But Washington tit. ouch llsloohm
with telrfifoot driftway in rent. New coo-
crslob ridxs will ho built Buy now. Prices
whee usual 10. .inquircn . .E. Dido
.30 West Ave.
auction IALB 0F CHOICE DUI
ital lots. in tho mutdr tr! Mill.
on the Seminar grounds aim
woiit from ruimd lotion
trio. to auction will take p
nevdoy. August 3.19m.“ 3 p. in. .
Isle of those lots will be on so"
storm. next fair do. Auctioneers.
le'to llioitry. Elam rd. Conn.
r uparticulars l uire of
i'tsltk agent. ll Elisabeth 8b.
VOW ornamentation AUTOMO I.“
the host riding cars in the countryubm
hour. Special rates by the dove!
3‘ ll. loch wood s Co. Tel. 04:
to: all. sail-r in!
HOII~MADI IIIAD.
frsslts ovary do .
aanl". Frills (I
'llforlh ”It'l‘wli‘lglfhlm
3:.
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V. PlAOINTh loll EMS? W
ton cit .. ilouth orwnih. Albee“
by Chain on machine; rloang
mas new. on‘ a noise and sell.»
A003 lsdit-s' solos and h
lworh dumb bleed.
"youwail. Qpendmtn to
W,
woos '
evil I Co. 1 v' m‘
WANT. EVERY D R N ALL KIND‘ OF 1.. NTMI'TI
nice '3'?" Warm. ‘u " or construct-r in
"v. “patios: bag“ “" “W9". “#0:, men for “whim-it'll»;
lRTICIAN DR" IJ‘JD D .
To LET wells Pmmp'i alt lte‘nticn. ..A
o tar mutt vtiuwlsuno on on- “'“l m. “m“ “mm”
1.
”alkali ""52". “mi i "ilttihoi‘ii'ia A:
o . mire .ous irn
unite» "”5.“ 1'29 ti
TO arr-mun noon on in ltill‘
when bulidios. suitable
wit.
mli‘ll" manufocturln or
[fares-lumps. ateuln behind “WW“ on
or" tut- ”his “W“‘i‘ti. Mum “iv”
TD nth-shit). u ilA'fViiliW Milli-HA
sevenmm line the t hole
anon yard. inquire A.
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from “rec’dA tins midpoint
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when?" "if“
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mi’o‘li use
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his side wad i . ‘
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want: we. nosey. :
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the dzmfldifl Gumball?“ «at his! 0
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ugh a sow prono-
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