iahodwattiieriourcal.
7“. saloon treasurer
Clayton L. Marshall. at East Non
:aiit. is a visitor in new York City to-
ill’
Charles L. Heudiey as recently re
signed his position as clerk at the
aches market and store in Beaview
venue
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A monthly meeting of the iiipworth
bonus or the East Avenue Methodist
unborn}? will he held this eroding at the
c are .
, The game between the Orioles and
the Harrison, New York, team. sbced-
tiled tor Saturday afternoon was not
played but yesterday the Orioles con-
tested at Fairdeld.
The historical calendar of Pharma‘
cist James Parker informs that Just
107 years ago yester y. John Brice
son. inventor and hail or oi the cele-
brated Monitor was born.
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4 The local Sixth Company boys. who
arrived home trout camp Saturday,re
rt. with the others. that they hadm a
its time while away. The camp this
year is considered to have been very
successful.
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A party of Danburl men came down
to the Sound side yesterday and spent
the day on the water. making their
start from the East Norwalil Yacht
Club. The feature of the day was
blackllsbins
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East Norwaiit got a small sised show—
er Saturday afternoon but in Bridge»
port. Weston and other points east
ward the storm was a very hard one.
Just one end oi the storm passed over
this part of the town.
A regular monthly meeting oi the
East Norwalk Fire Police will be held
this evening. The details tor the an-
nual clnmbnke to be held this month
in Bollanuon‘ s woods are to be large
ly settled this evening.
Henry B. Gerham. who was obliged
to be away from his duties at John W.
Beatty's store in East Norwallt for a
nutnhor or days on account oi the ill-
ness and death at his wile returned
to the store this morning.
Engineer Frank liali. oi the Cree.
cent Laundray, is laid up at his home
in Van Zandt street by illness. lilo
many friends hope he is not in for a
long beige. Mr. llnli appeared at the
laundry this morning but was obliged
to return home, having the symptoms
or a particularly hard grip cold.
Edward Benedict. of East Norwuik.
who has been on a twu weeks vaca-
tion, resumed his duties this morning
at M. ii. Glover‘s South Norwalk shoe
store. Manager Elwood. oi‘ the some
store, is now participating in his annu-
al vacation, and with M rs. Elwood, ieit
Saturday night on their Maine trip.
Mr and Mrs. Daniel Lilomedieu an
rived home Saturday night irotn theil
vacation trip to manifold. New York.
and report a very tine time. The other
members or the party. Mr. and Mrs.
0. Howard King and llit-il‘ obtain-law
and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Ai-
tred Boutwcil are to arrive home to-
day.
The East Norwalk Fire district corn-
mithee is scheduled to here a meeting
tomorrow night. The new electrical
apparatus. ordered last June is still
missing and‘it looks as it the commit-
tee mey yet be obliged to send out a
chaser. it was expected that the new-
motor-generator set would be in oper-
ation by this time.
These are decidedly dull times for
the oysternlen Some 0! them are tali-
iug a vacation. while others are put-
ting in as much time as possible clan
suing BetWoen now and the 20th of
September, when the natural growth
season reopens. there will be a busy
til”, along the shore getting boats in
pipe for the tall and winter's work.
The tickets were distributed yester-
day tor the forthcoming annual picnict
oi the ideal Avenue Methodist Sunday
school. which will be held this year
jointly with the Norwsilt Hotbodiet
school. at Rye and Oakland beaches.
The trip will be made on Wednesday.th
August 10th. MM steamer Huntington.
The start will Booth
Not-waiit‘at am a. so. good the return
at 4:10. There will be no ritsrss for
children slider twelve years oi age.
while everybody more than this will
be chargpd as cents each
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Quite a number at bicycle riders in‘
duct thatowu are still riding
“without the warn
sent . lor born. as redul
by law: I morning there came adorns.
being a " MW e bicyclist
and a rise at illicit Geneva-
ri’s mil store at tho Junction or East
Washln M ii Iuview ave-
nue. lilo , had a warning
signal and lists would have
been no limit .hiilcb odlll
pislnt is also loads
riders who ride is without lights.
'1‘ are a his to pedestrians and
gl‘suslso inubh complaint by sale
iii the bicycle
n “its was nail used? now-
~." tg'onsn u 1:ndllths other
more: i. :2. won:
r s s r s
was hit its ii“ in his boat
were Mrs Keywor. Ray delimit and
4 Arthur Harrison
iiiiiliii
iiiiss Florence” Sammie. of New Ca
been. has returned home alter a visit
here.
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Attorney Wiillain 0. Clark is enjoy-
ing a two weeks vacation lrolu his du-
ties in Tarrytown, new York.
Mrs. Susie nevi, oi Cudlipp street.
who has been at the Norwalit Hospital.
tor dome weeks. was greatly improved
yesterday.
Miss )iinervs hi Carpenter, oi Row
tyton has taken a position as cashier
at theI store at C. J Mints a Company.
in South Norwallt.
William Ambler. employed by the
Underwood Typewriter Company in
iisrttord. is spending a week's vars.
lion with his parents here.
Meter clerk and Elliott Gleason,
who have been visiting at the home oi
alias Ethel Patterson. oi Raymond
street. for tho past two weeks have
returned to Brooklyn.
A meeting oi the Ladies Auxiliary
game Roweyton Hose Company will
hold this evening at the hose house.
All members are requested to he pres-
out as business or importance will be
transacted.
Miss Marjorie Mills, of Highland
avenue. and Miss irons Lynch. of the
West lids, expect to start this Week
on a picau are trip to Northiieid, Mass.
and noigll ring points of interest and
will remain until the middle or August.
They will be accompanied by a party
of (fiends truth Brooklyn.
”c.
Cornplainl was mad lo Constable
ultimo. yesterday. that six couples
had been making nuisances or them-
selves by filling the rural mail boxes
with stones. pieces of burlap. etc. The
constable rounded up the young men
and women. and he made them all fol
low him around to the. dittoront boxes
and remove the obstructions.
liiiil illitllillliil.
We Have Everything
for the fruit canning season. Ma-
son, Telephone. Double Safety
and Economy Fruit Jars. Jelly
Glasses. Jar Rubbers. Jar Tops
and Paraffine.
Schiichting Bros. & Co.
carrier Railroad Ave. and Help It.
Dorian
Select Groceries. iiay. Grain. Flour
and Feed: Hardware. Paints, Glass. etc.
This or iii sauna
-iisnd tonight. iloion Point.
“w..—
er. Herman Jumbo. of the lluion
Point Hotel. has returned item a visit
in New York.
In. ll. Bolts and daughter, oi New
York. are stopping at the Roles Point
hotel for the summer.
The. tield day of the husines men
and inanhants' association or Nor-
woih and South Norwsllt will he held
at flown Point. August 6.
Miss Edna Sasse. who has been the
guest of in Helen loco at the Breese
not lie island. during lheutonih
of Jo y. returned to her borne in New
York. Nd day.
About two hundred employees of the
hiutuei Benefit Society of Astoria.
tang island. enioyed a days railing at
m Point. Belinda? They were
brought over on the isabel
Awash from Saturday the em-
lot. A dinner will be served on
events.
a
ll Frank Dennis owner or
htflerolioe. returned to Nor.
Batu v
y lelimlbr
ll Club anchor
c and yes
owt‘ct'd. A nicely horse
us 'ilsls
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ly.
walk
power out
it will be installed short
, “Willi
boss guest's otrslstlves in New Haven
W“
J n‘i‘lh’lm
so one slant last week.
lithe!”
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4 u.
uni nuclei toll id‘s“
oi the linger lowing Machine
303'”. will have an outing at no
the veranda during the count or
“out: in llysilc tor the
lira. more Day and daughter have
nev. fir. lloltsnsis is spending the
mo oi his son in New
B. liseilsr. oi Cross llisio
bootssvenly live {owls slob
A bobbin will is being laid at Deed
. hear the concrete bridge t
seam at Henry Hope and
. ‘ ' with)
m 4 woslt’s stay at Old Orchard Beach. lie.
.‘ mos—auto-
been
.is by serious "th
t a little every day
em. nestles on ii at l’
u recall on oil
hid “Oil“? “flaw “‘00 Gay solidi
wall .has gone..aoiitlt to engage in
plnoa'pille cuiiiil‘c.
sovrtso' or new soothes.
Connecting “Homeland am min
Maine to Florida.
is now able to “as
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Congressmen Moore. at Pennsylvaais.
enthusiasts proposed to do. The to
bio on the bottle is by no means death.
says the Worcester Telegram That is
admitted by Moon. who is not trying
to run down New England. but inert
ly hopes to waits it up some nature the
waterwag convention gathers at Prov
idencet e that day or August tor a
amigo oi severalda dag; 3‘ being but
up. be meahst i d six on
states have localities too much upon
their railroads for the freight commu-
nications with the active world.
ocddeal cl money has been about
since the last gathering of waterway-
meu of this «unity. incisdio a doe-
alder-able part at the ”00.0 appro
priated tor army shalom to stir-
vs, routes for canals to connect the
steams and bars along the Atlantic
coast from Maine to Florida.
Also! important to rte sratc be
made at that Provl once gsthsrin
Boards with special local locates
have. taken observations of possible
canal routes from Bostonian)“ this
commonwealth to the harbor that
losses Providence heat a good deal.
across the lower part oi Rhoda island
to make a wet path for ships to reach
Providence from New Yorlt without
going around Point Judith. and in
retorence to other ways tor shenan-
ing the route from Boston to the cot»
ton llelds oi the south and the. coal
acids or Pennsylvania and states to
the southward. Chairman Itoore says
that Providence conference will be
the chance tor the most important
experience meeting for many ”a".
and that the shippers of thaw England
are going to be there to i‘rsternlss
with the shippers all along down
the Atlantic coast. it means more
and easier comnlerce tor all oi them
The southerncrs are coming up to
pull the cork and lot the bottled- -up
ioiks or this section not oi the bot-
lie or to show us how to pull the
«ark ii is claimed that New long-
lead men are now more amused to
the necessities of improved waterways
than they have been in the past.
Therefore there is a promise that
more of them will be in Providence to
talk and be tslhed to.
The producers of New England
have not forgotten what Congressman
Moore told them last year about their
burning “£00,000 ions oi coal any
nusily. paying ”0.000.000 a year for
that at the mines and then ”0.000.000
more tor ireightiog that cool to their
places oi industry all over New Eng
land. There is to be a discussion as
to how much that t‘lo..000000 may be
shaved down by means of water ship.
ping along the shortened ways as
they have been proposed A good
many or these 870. 000000 may he sev-
ed to Massachusetts and Rhoda island
manufacturers. for they are located tor
the most benefit from the canals as
"my are to be out acmss lots. There
are to he discussions. also. of how the
benefits of cthat shortened waterway
may be distributed about the inland
places at New England where enorm-
ous quantities of coal are burned That
means the consideration of canals treat
the seashore into the states. Most of
them must start somewhere in lesse-
rhusoits and cross the state. it is a
large proposition and there is a great
deal of business in ii beside what the
manufacturers are to consider on their
own account.
The industry at melting the canals
is no small matter tor many years sf
tor they have been started There are
political and industrial ends to that.
and labor is bound to get some of the
good money expended ii is going to
cost a great deal. but the property
values because of greater business is-
oilities must increase in properties it
should not be said in the course of ten
years that New England is a bottled
up section.
'rl-ll cause 0! OT. M‘l‘mcit.
The "most illustrious Order at St.
Patrick" dates only irom l'liiil says a
Modes writer. when it was lauded
by George M. and is not to be cool-
pared in age with “the most ancient
and most noble Order at the Trlsiis."
which. dating from a remote suuuuity,
was revived by James ii in mi The
curious things shoot the buds. or rib-
of these two orders is that ill.
Patrick's is blue or the bus that may
be seen in the "hscldes" or platoon. in
the bearskins oi the irish guards.
though ll suggests the blue bailsot
Scotland. while the sell: or the thistle
is a dart: green. title of Ilrin‘s
verdant isle. 0a «monies
these two orders are neatly cou-
iound Gd ,»
catapult molten.
livery spam bearded that ilawllins
introduced imitation late h“island the
m3?! diatom til on I “Hi: "fl
and vault on “Will." stings
sway. Ma Anne's reign almost
liitlllsl-iss “.1
“children were sent to wheel
their pipes to theirss
school called s lulu l
studies its the:l sin lied.“ *
in ms orcvis sperm
with his brother std
.ahasd endwritssl
prised to see his sicsiy
years old illi its pips
salons it as fingers”? “segue
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without the .
a more.
thl .
ifidfl
New England is bottled up. says .
in a review of what the waterway}
' in. bake. it
‘JPiuitney. Winni arion. foul-then
ears old of illuminant strum
kiyn; drowned in Echo Lake. N.
Plielqu es. at No. “4 Third avo-
nus’; tire is udsou River.
brooklyn; drc
River.“ cit “811mm ‘ u m
rgn sum or res
[deuce cvivriéii gills lake. rile city
tooldsncs is at“ - h’l Pismpont
attest. Brooklyn. and he is in business
it No 71 Water street. lie is interact-
ih s steansoliip line which runs ha-
ween New liar and Paerto Rico. For
vsral years r. Pinko» and his
iy have spent their summers st
shake. the tether and his eldest
scanning to New York daily by train.
flailing in Frail Grail.
Mr. Plultney. Jr. and his two sisters
went out on the lake in their canoe
about nine o ’closlt in the morning. The
slender crelt was titled with a sail. but
was rather trail to contain three per-
sons. Tho lab. is considered some-
what treacherous. it is hear the tool
ill italics” Intrinsic. the winds item
which often cause dangerous cross cur-
rents. The is is about two miles
ion and thr cartels of a mile wide
one at the other members oi the
Pinhnsy family was on the shore at
the time the «one started out. Two
boys. who were in a skill about halt
a mile away. watched the little «one
sailing along near the lower end oi the
lake in the direction oi an Ice house
belonging to the American ice Com
pany.
Suddenly the boys saw the moon
overturn They were to tar away to
be able to see the exact cause oi the
accident but it seemed to them that
it had been caused by a gust oi wind
which struck the sail.
The boys rowed frantically toward
the none at the accident but when
they reached the overturned cases the
bodies oi the three Occupants had dis-
appeared. One oi the boys. William
innate. sent word to the summer home
oi llr. Pinkuey. who recognised the
canoe as the one owned by his son.
Searching parties were organised
under the direction at Arthur King. su‘
peflntendcnt oi the mountain ice
Company.
A doses boats manned by summer
residents. join in the search. Corr
rinsed that his children had been
drowned in- Pinimey telephoned to s
New York contracting iirln tor profes
sionsi divers in the meantime Mr.
King [mulls and others obtained gran
pllng and began to drag the bot-
tom oi e lake. The bodies at the
three were round lying within a in
loot oi one another in about twenty
ice! of water.
From the position oi the bodice it is
believed that Mr l’lnltney, Jr. tried to
swim with his two sisters to the shore.
but each with the-sin the attempt
Macy llescuss at Gooey.
seven parades. rour women and
three men. were saved from drowning
at t'onoy island yesterday when they
got beyond their depth in the suri.A
strong this musing oil the end at tile
iron pier at Dreamland was respons-
ible for the danger in which some oi
the swimmers lound themselves.
While saturating iar truth the share
at the loot oi Wad Fifth street lilies
Bessie lJndoblsli ssxenleen years old.
of No bi Columbia street. limitation.
became exhausted and several men in
the water near her sirllclt out ior‘
shore leaving bliss t‘elia Winuick.
nineteen years old oi No 51 Columbia
slml to «lot he'r Miss undenblslt
grabbed her companion about the neck
and both disappeared. Captain Tom
lleilly and George Julian, ills gnardm
took the two young women ashore
bliss Annie nukenthsl sixteen roars
old of No. 808 Chem street. was sols
ed with cranips while in the surf oi!
West Fifth street. Phillip Lsui took
her to shore.
Despite the heroic efforts at his lite
ion companion to save him. Charles
Du y. twentydwo years old. of No to
Grove street. Yonkers. drowned in the
Hudson itivar ed that place yesterday.
and his would ho-mcucr James Ball.
at No ltd Highland avenue. Vectors.
is in bed at home in a critical condl
lion ceiling tor his companion in his
delirium
With Thomas Kelly. also of Grove
street the "bog men want canoeins'
in the river yesterday. crossing to the
Jersey shore at Palisades. where they
want bathing. and then started back
across the river. When about a tune
yam mm the New shore s end-
can gust of wind upset the canoe. and
all the also were thrown into the we
tar.
While orbiting about long island
bound in s catboel rcslsrds William
Featherston. at No sir ugi, avenue.
the limos. still lidwsrd still, or its.
no hot lath street, were thrown in-
to the water by the boat Will.
The were seating on the overturned
discovered by oils r
boiler. o! "“the harbor «use. who res-
ucusd than both. “both also are his
savers silliness Point.
'l'hebo‘d us less round drowned in
the last train as eel-
urdav was video Pat em as
holler! bolas ss
. a motoriosa. at its.
‘lassurrslitesks.
. .mss
'lnostm av;
will!“ later his
cl'l’ifOI.
rs traits chum
“Win“
hilidsotliiss slain drowned in slut
' once enabled at
onto laytheal l. Oassitlag
a bed was tod he could not
slip. so that's wet to he a bell
t yelling. aedsil the beds were
sated
"At what time does the ball break
up"? “it“ Mr. issscs.
“About I is the” morning, sir "
“Well. than can I have a bed until
that time?"
asked tor you will have’ to remove"
"Very well." replied Mr. issues, and
away he went to get between the
sheets
About I in the morning he was awak-
ened by lead knocking at his cham-
ber door. ,
"What do you want?" he asked.
"How many are there at you in
there?" inquired a voice.
'"i‘hers's me. and Daniel. and his.
leases, and an old Methodist preach-
or" was the reply.
“Then there’s plenty of you " And
the speaker passed on leaving in.
issues to enioy his bed
W..w.mm
NOT I0 IAD.
Nervous Ladwaon‘t your esperi
meats frighten you terribly. protes-
sorl i hear that your asistaut met
with a horrible death by falling four
thousand tool from an aeroplane
Aviator Oh. that report was great-
ly exaggerated
Nervous Lady Exaggerated! How?
Aviator~~~lt wasn't much more than
two thousand live hundred feet that
he tell.
Would Jar Anybody
John Per-liar. the town marshail oi
Harriaoovliis. liars. store that ho
overheard the ioiiowing conversation
between two little girls who are not
yet old enough to go to school. 'thl
rushes a horse sci naughty when he
sees an onto?" one asked. "it‘s this
VII." replied the other: "Horton is
used to soeiu' other home puiiln‘ lips,
slid they don't know what to think or
‘enl goin‘ along without a horse. i
guess it you was to see a pair oi pants
waikin‘ down the sirset without a
man in but you'd be scared, too."
who..-”
The Dun Cour-tool».
A Michigan implement dealer. rath-
er tardy in paying up. received the
following latter from a wholesale
house:
"Our cashier tell unconsciouil at his
deal this morning. 13p to this time.
0 p. nu. we have been uneblaio ingot
i‘ word out of him except your seine.
Hey we say to him with a vie to his
iimmsdlste recovery. that we have
lyour check as we think that is what
is on his mind?”
Learned it Iy (or.
The door little girl arose, bowed and
.rscited it in Its manner:
"tattoos Decoy no N. Bowing.
Widow Hartford N. l. Fate;
Itiii ll. It. Ving. still per Sue Wing.
been to label Aunty Waite."
'i'bss, with tumultuous applause of
the audience ringing in her ears. she
set down in happy confusion—«Chico
go Tribune.
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A Little Too Karly.
Senator Spencer oi New York is s
fauioue story taller and invariably
original. lie was telling a new one to
a group of masters at the New Wil~
llsrd shortly bolero he resigned.
"isn't that cos oi Booster Depew’s
stories?" asked one oi his audience
"Not yet." was the retort that tour
ed the laugh
innocence at Home.
The cartoonist's wits was talking
to s ivieud
i "i just know Prod didn’t want to
work at the cities last night." she said.
' “Why how do you blow?" was ssh-i
so
“because to his sleep he said 'Wsil.
1’" stay. but i don't know what to
’ draw. ‘ "
on“
An Implicit Hated.
it the best policy.“ she
a}... ”is.
Marcellus he stole a kiss. Later
she admitted that there are exceptions
to all relaunch-cit has Press.
“MW
in the Wardrobe.
first lath-fluid. Wool-l less
you are dressed iii! the ball .
Mood lidthw‘rea now do i inch
in this dress shill
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