4‘
it Aviator Sends Two ii
ills slants Bridgeport
e. island it Up
MIMEPORT. August 26.——8taniey
oil is ageing to‘ it uc‘ross gLama
. till 1. ya l'at ‘ e. n a
A a. $1}% W “ii-0D. ill
‘ In, ' . . . , , .. .e
_ $.32. hasfiifiu flight-uterus:
. in! 39. . “up?
experts bare to tune i‘t up.
.Hlivi'iar .er 0m. Hl’l'ni-‘ii-
mili‘liihl‘lton’s Wen have the new
halite working smoothly and livery-
~ install; uracil.» tailspin ilileiv that
't‘ great aviator mself will come
tattoo sent him by Mr. peach some
the age. Beach and . Hamilton are
id‘iacqualntancca and have been
leads for some years.
. Mr. Hamilton’s men who are now
oritin on the machine are experts.
‘nd sit or of them is capable of
hiding a monoplaue through the air.
heir intention is to fix the Beach
onenlane (sometimes disrespectfully
_ ii a ietn‘olloplane) until it is in
y o working order.
it Capable of coca Flight.
The experts say that Beach‘s ma-
:‘chi‘ne is capable of a good flight and
litter s set to have it ready soon.
77’ 5‘ Clinic's Machine Shop.
use new machine was taken yes.
“tertiary to Walter Clark's machine shop
inn Stratiord avenue. and workmen are
show installing a new motor.
ll“ Hamilton’s assistants can see no
‘vte why the machine will not soar
in!" I: royal style with proper hand-
,linghand they have resolved to earn
a nice'p'ie'c'e ot change for themselves.
" Mr. iBjoach - oil'erod them quite a
sum of utensil. Soil; is understood, if
they succeeded ,1.“ tuning the car up
so it will fly and they do actually
mph, 9. flight in it. They will receive
nothing If they don't succeed in loav-
.in¢~tlle old terrs tirina so the incen-
tive to fly appears considerable.
~ 0n llsrlot style.
They seem to think. alter giving
\hb linenoplane a thorough inspection.
mill: nights in It are an absolute oer
tainty. The machine is modeled ex-
p’ctiy after Blei’iot's machine which
flew over the English channel. ,.
Mr. Beach has‘come to the conciu’
sion that there Is just some one little
thing that he does not know about
which. prevents him from setting or!
the earth in the aeroulane. and he
is fully confident that he will be more
5i
' than repaid it Hamilton's men can Iur
part that desired Instruction and suc-
ceed In tuning the airship in proper
form.
In a few days Hamilton's men will
‘ “kettle aeroplane oil to lordship
it meadows and some bright 'after-
' lion residents of Bridgeport may ea-
pect to see a real airship skimming
over the heavens.
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WATBRBURY’B GROWTH.
*—
H
Luis That of Any Other City in the
Stats.
The Population of Waterbury as oill~
. oisiiy announced by the census bureau
ill 78,141. an increase of 27.282. or 59.5
r cent. as compared with the unpu-
isnon of 45,859 in 1000.
Waterbury. according to the official
figures. leads all the cities of the state
In the percentage cl its incl-ease. Evan
no phenomenal growth of Bridgeport
a surpassed by that at the Brass City
to the extent of sixteen per cent.
These figures are. however, based on
the population of the city of Water-
bury In 1900, 45.850. The population
of the town of Waterbury at that time
was 51.180. it was not long after the
1900 census that the consolidation of
Abe town and city took place. bringing
in 8,000 people to the city population.
Based on the population of the town
ten years ago. the percentage of in-
crease is 43.2. which is practically the
lame as that of Brill sport, which is
ofloiaiiy given all 4 .1. Bridgeport»
population is now 103.264. an increase
of H.008 over the names of 1900.
{Whichever way the percentage iii ng-
ursd It is self evident that no city in
the state has surpassed Waterbury in
the rapidity 0! its growth and no other
one than Bridgeport is within hailing
distance.
New Haven is credited with a pop‘
mission of 133.006. a percentage of in-
crease of 38.1 per cent, while Hart»
lord is given a population of 98,916. an
Increase of 19.086, or a percentage of
Increase of 08.9.
‘\ couusav soss‘suoso.
incident Tracy Iarg ital-um Mani
’. spar for lost of losses.
BRISTOL. Carin. Aug. 25-» Prasidsn‘
William J. ‘l'rscy. or the connection
films of baseball clubs, last night so»
.lisodad Manager Thomas J. Connery.
"oi the Hartford team. for the lethal
. or or the season. lie sent collocation
7 It would to Hr. Connery and to
whsr (liar in. bf the club. President
’. soy gives as his reason that ycsisn
slay alteration during the second same
bstwun Rattle and New Britain at
the latter city priory ran out into
gs laid. in oilissn’s clothing. in violo
* on of the in iii! rules, to dispute s
decision with slant“. and further
if t cannery sssd absolve issguaas to
»: umpire and by his action tend
the turns riot. This is Content I asses
tflspsnsion this year.
W
HA1! WIN ”DON NOW.
‘ W 5
Mat Fires Ilsaisd for Peculiar as
installs l. Mina.
muses o M
last Mir led with a.
i . 1' is temperature
the result of salts a little speed
.sstowiisthsrorsottherad
I'll) hill Wily (if
" m to take a liy. in response to an ln-l
. llc, attached to a regular train. The
i
Nllll.
Ix-Prssidsnt Roosevelt Moms“ the
Man of lullalo. New York.
BUFFALO. Aug.“ 26.-——'l‘beodore
Roosevelt pledged himself to the men
oijBuifalo today to help them and all
sincere clilaens to light crookodness
w rover It was found. “1'" help you
lull as i did in the past." he id,
speakinmto the iiiilicott Club, whose
guests he was at breakfast an hour
after sunrise. He made a plea for the
punishment of crooked and grafting
flotilla pmoisls and t e election or
onest ones in their p aces, a process
or usually but permsnobtiy reinstall
the morale of political and business
life and said he thought It his duty to
hunt out cracks and especially crooks
in big own party.
“I believe in party government," he
said, “but the moment a question of
honesty is involved l recognise no par»
ty distinction, or If i do make any it
Is a. little more my business to put the
gratter and crook out of public lilo if
he belongs to my party than to sooth.
er. This attitude demands that one'i!
attention be fixed not on financial or
social status. but on conduct."
Nearly 400 members of the Eiiicott
Club and other citizens representing
leading professional and business In-
terests and a wide variety of political
sflilistions, walled Mr. Roosevelt's
coming from the New York Central
station where he had arrived from
litlca at 6:20 invhls private car Repub-
cluh's rooms are high up In one of the
city's downtown business blocks.
As the ex~presldent entered he was
cheered and “America" was sung with
the backing or s regimental band.
Breakfast was expeditiously served as
there was less than ah hour before Mr.
Roosevelt’s departure to Chicago. The
lil't‘fltinl‘f’ of Fred Grelner. Republican
leader of Erie County, was generally
commented upon in connection with
tile recent lnoullng of the Republican
State Committee at which Erie. Coun-
ty members Were conspicuous for their
absence. Mr. Groiner bad subsequent-
ly stated that the local members were
not present because they had no init-
lillfitflliil a temporary chairman for the
coming Republican Slate ()onvontlon
at Saratogu was to be named.
Among those who gel an especially
hearty greeting from Mr. Roosevelt
was “Tony" Davin, a Buffalo police~
marl, formerly a Rough Rider. The
colonel shook his hand across the in.
his and said some pleasant things.
Mr. Roosevelt made good use of the
fifteen minutes avaiiahlc for his ru
marks. The men who heard him. who
noted his earnestness in dealing with
:hu subject of crookcdnclls and graft-
ing. and who frequently broke lit with
sharp applause, had in mind his ex
prcaslons within lliii post lliw days to
the effect that "they will have all the
light they want."
Mr. Roosevelt first dealt upon a
subject of particular local lntsrest~
the necessity of preserving unpolluted
"the wonderful fresh water supply of
the great lakes.
"We claim to be a civillzcd people,“
be said. "as such rile ought to be able
to dispose of our srwurugu without put
ling it into our drinking water. State
and nation must bombinc In preventing
further contamination and in making
the purity of lake water all nlnlollltr
as possible. So lion in the field of
morals. public and domestic," he run
tinned. ..
“'l‘llerc ntnst be no [mliuilan at ”W
sources." This iml iinlliriiili in his
grimly curliust expression of intention
to seek out and bring to nccountlnit
urafliira. big and ilitlc.
"iilairusl. however, he said. "linen-
ciors who can only see rrookcdncss In
grafting. slnnll politicians and graft
ing loaders: distrust also those who
can soc it only in big financiers. But
you must attack it man because he in
crooked, ll poor and crooked, attack
him. if rich and crooked attack him.
In fact, attack the rich crook a trifle
stronger. Yes. i will put it, attack
him very strongly."
The gaiheriug of people at the stu-
illin had been considerably augmented
during the hour. Standing on the roar
platform of his car. M r. Roosevelt wily,
cd his bat an ibl» train pulled out
westward shortly after 7:30.
m“. . Aw“.
AMERICAN! RICKIVED BY TH!
POPE.
ROME, Aug. Elfin-«Tho pope rccaiveli
yesterday in private audience in ball
of the Consisiory a group of toll
Americans. including a delegation of
fifty members of the Knights of Col
iumbus. The delcagiion were conduch
ed by the Rev. 1’. J. Mcaivcny. of
iiiitidietown. Conn. national chaplain
of the Knights of Columbus, who pro»
seated an address and an uttering to
the pope. in linswsr lilo pope. whose
remarks were translated Into English
by the itcv. Dr. C. A. O'ilanrn. vice
rector of the American College at
lionic, expressed satisfaction at lotion
lng tor the second time this month the
Knights whose work in the United
States be highly appreciated.
WOLOOTT’I DIMNDAN‘T. MEET.
HARTFORD. Aug. Slim-in the ball
oi representatives at the state capitol
yesterday the opening session of the
ninth reunion of the descendants of
Henry Wolcoit. of Windsor. was field.
There were about 200 descendants in
attendance. hlsyor Smith welcomed
the big tooth and the reply was made
by Henry oioott. of Norfolk. Va,
who explained the different spellings
of the name in the south. This after.
noon the visitors went to Windsor,
where an interesting program was
carried out in the Conventional
Church, the chief address being made
it! Rev. ii“. R. V. Mills.
W
GIAiN ILIVATOI BURNED.
ODGEHSliURG N. L, Aug. 25.-—A
fire which burned the elevator of tho’
Rolland Transit Campos here locier
with a loss of ”00.000. so burned oil
the hatch severance woodwork of the!
steamer Bannington tied up alongside.
the elevator. The elevator contained
i00.0ii(i bushels of corn and oats and
was insured for ӣ0,000.
,OM'Vi LI nil-L0 illwrsl.
gofli'ittflbli. lions, ling. stuns
m m bulimia?! paper mill
_‘ hum closed for scum
waits on «mat of a lire. has m
fl WW ‘ ' .
l
{l
&
“Whitman
r rs. up
i A...
l . lipid "i-iiv‘!‘ ‘ .t.. “ 3‘
You simply turn'tlia flannel: and the jigging; Slidd'
Maker delivers thigh. hot Buds. “Word in any way
interfere with the but water faucet arid can be easily
nttaclllal In It. ll: gives your instaldrtwo faucets»—
one for clean. hot water-film othar‘for thick. hot sods.
Think «é 'blulusct‘il arrays this intuitions device will cut down
filo Wet n is ill client scorn what It imansilranis hundreds .
of stops ovary day-«to slivers have thick. weal“ soup fillilil on
' tun. 'l‘llo It limoad"s’uds
Maker gives )'uli any quan-
tityol‘slplplllul water thur~
ollg’hly ruined in Ill icililllc
proportion-wit is l” wars
ready to lilt‘l'l. your Instant
needs. It puts on l‘llll to
. cryo dish “’(I'ili'
nip—s mpiy lice diabw.
sliver. glassware unlicr its
crsamyislllls for so ill-taut.
t Juotflm and wipe.
ll‘.‘ lilo lln Inst-ant. suit;
Ins and to waste. to un-
s l ysuap dishes. in tin-
no of living up lin-
odds and ends of soap.
Ur my kind of stain.
Juirt call on the lumber whose name an on below and salt to ace the
m Suda- akcr. He will hit you ta it one inane to try. Use it icu
days—Mien If you think you can spare it. return it. for the trial places you
under no obligation to buy. This is your chance to learn about the presto"
convenience. money and time saver you can Install in your kitchen. (Juli «pithy.
L__..._._...'...._. ‘
BROWN 8. 00., 10 South Main Street, South Norwaik, Colin.
l‘ I],
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ROAD SUED BY GOVERNMENT ON
SAFETY LAWS.
line of the cases on the docket or
Uiiilvd Slates district. Mint. in New
anl-lr,.wllirll opened yesterday morn»
int: and adjourned. is brought by the
gnviriiuirlii llilllillsl the New Haven
railroad and a violation of the (hilt-rat advices from i’ulcl‘mill. N, .l,. in the.
safely applinilrl- low is alleged. it in effect iiinl be lillll lung lii‘vli a resilient
cinltm ii that following a complaint iol‘ that town. where in: bud successive-
from l‘llll‘lltii‘d. lbc giivoruillcni found 3 iv engaged in the occupation of liquor
that the railroad cliinpliily was llflllluiilttitler nntl Iiltplii—l prcllclicr. tl‘Nell
an engine in that city with couplingldlsnppcnrcd from i’nlcrson in limit in
apparatus not ill roliiiirniiiy with tho 5 company with it wunlnn known as Neil
appliance law. The lii‘iikt'illl‘ll had illiiie lloylc and an t‘iithlrfv't'ltl'flld girl
to between the engine and the car to nluncd Alice llriillli. line of the doc-
mnkoaconpilng. ‘tl'lttcii preached lly (i'Noli was the.
at the than this complaint was filed starving of‘lhc body and this, it is be-
lanillsl the New Haven similar rolil-liiuvod, was the direct consumer hia
'Iililillrl were made against the Con-.dcnlh. '
iai Vermont and the Central New: - a;
England railroads. and it was slnll‘llg' The realm-c or 1mm!" of the now an-
lii illc t‘tlili‘l room yesterday that these T lolllolliiu veils whirl: I‘nllllll‘fl till-m l0
lUll'S \i‘onld bl- prosecuted undur ill-ilho svcurvly Instr-uni ill-innit pnsailliib
ulnar law. The maximum penalty for 313' of buinn loin away by the rash of
till-ll an offense, it was said, wai- iiiWilltl llilllil'ii lht‘lil an especially valua-
ililti lino. lilo ili‘l‘i‘hllfi'
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surrounding tilti antecedents of James
Irving O‘Neil, the ”Holy ltoilor" who
tiled in has Annular. l'niii.. last Sillr
urday. was closed‘ today on l'brillpt oi
IF YOU ARE TRYING TO SEE
through a liliiiilnu mist: if your
. liyra pain you, ll you “Hi strolli-
intz them and you liN'll Ilil‘il‘m'fl.
let our i’ll'hil-lnn. who is a
Skilled l-lye Specialist. examine
your {fll'lqg‘ll prescribe the cor-
rect glaa
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford, Conn.
Upon stability at Saturday Evenings
THAMER
Optician
x, if HIS off
)Gur Mind 1.
Norwulu. Conn. Jilly 23.
To the floating ii. Plumbing (to. .
(.lentlemlln: ilurins the winter of X90708 I used will) worth of coal to
host my sis apnrimnni hmwanslngahollor of well known malts. This i
changed for a ilpsnm-r lioilor and used it during the Winter of iliiili-ill and
my entire coal bill was this, making a not saving of ml.
You may use this statement in any way‘ you citrate.
Yours truly.
HARRY w. MA'i‘liiclt.
Norwaiit. (innit. July 23. 'I0.
Mr. Fl'illill i. Jones. ilaatlng it Plumbing Co, Nor-walk, Goon.
Dear air: The Bpencsr [letter which you placed to the seminal iiullti~
ling last fall gave as complete satisfaction in every way. Our coal bill was
tlflthllhif or what it had been the preceding seasons. You may use this in any
way you ilitc.
. Very irui ours. .
l y y JAMES consult.
I» ”3. diliidftitig Honilnei. .
Tile Heating and Plumbing Co.
or
HOLY ROLLER invariant} stallin-
an up
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-'i‘he mystery ‘
'HEDann&Son
ihorwslk muses
1857
W here 0 You 4 band?
The 340,000 families in New .York who have proven to their own satisfaction the
purity of Borden’s country-bottled milk have also‘re‘duced its price to the level of all
Billiliii’i ii iii. an liliiiiii ii i /
The vast volume of sales makes it possible to keep the price within the reach of all.
You can buy milk that is cheaper In price, but the real cost of which is as clear as
the cost of illness and death.
You can be one of a few to buy more expansive milks.
But you cannot buy any other milk that possesses at once those necessary attri-
butes of Cleanliness. Wyholesomcness and Moderate, Reasonable Cost.
Nor can you buy a milk that will more completely gain and hold your confidence.
WATCH FOR THE BORDEN MILKMAN
or telephone the Borden Company today and a Borden driver will deliver your order.
‘ IORDEN’S
"LEADERS OF QUALITY”
rgro
7
MASSACHUSETTS J UDGE DEAD.
libliliiahi. Muss, Aug. 25.~«.iildge.
.lollll Lnlhrup. formerly associate luau
tit-u of tho until-mull illliit‘lai l'tiill‘i 0i
Mowwbnsclla, died ycslnrllay from :
linrllnlonin. it was long rarcer in legal i
practice that led to Julian l.ntllrop's'
appointment as justice of the superior ;
court or Mllsasl‘llusclls In 1888 and his.
vim‘nlinn lo the supreme bench in iliill.
Ills resignation in lillill was dot- to ill}
health and colouring years. .llldgol
Lulllrop was born Ill iloaton in llilifi.
Ai'ilir ill-lug graduated from Burlington
t‘lilil-go, Now Jillhil‘)‘. in infiit. be re-
tciwd his local training at. tho liar-t
lard Law School.
FOLEY'B KiDNEY PILLa.
Tonic in quality and lif‘iloil, quirk in
results. For backache. headache. dis-l
Illit‘ttfi. nervousness. urinary Il'rtigulilri-‘I
lies and rheumatism. The Bridge;
Pharmacy, ”
cream. Sale.
Shirt Waists
TO CLOSE OUT THE LINE WILL
SELL AT
790 - 89c - $1.50
FORMERLY It“. $2.00. $2.25
LOCAL VIEWS POST CARDS
8 FOR 50
a...“
J. l. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
II WAIHING‘I‘ON STREET
can 52...:
Al South Norwalk. house 7 rooms,
Mira room ill attic. all improvuments.
inn tninlitea' walk from station; lot
Mums; barn. healthful location. szixuu.
ilullse six rooms and bath. newly
illustrated; ioi boxibu; fruit and shade
trees; flue view of harbor and Bound;
ln2 black of trolley. $3500.
At Booth Norwalk. six room house
in excellent condition. all improve-
ments, new range, new furnace, chick—
en house and work shop; lot iiilxizll’l.
$3800.
(incorporated)
48 WALL IT. NORWALK
Utility ‘
Boxes
in a great variety
of sizes and styles
.Prices from
$1.98 to $6
I. K. MITOHILL. UNDIITAKII
ii
HOUSE PHRNlIHlI
OORNII WALL AND man I?“
NGHWALK: GUN".
r. A. flaunt,
I I
SHERMAN DECLINES TO TALK.
Refuses to Make Any Reply to the
Speech of Mr. Roosevtit.
UTICA. N. Y.. Aug. 25.-Vice-Presi-
dent Sherman who returned to his
home in Ultra yesterday declined to
break lira Rili‘fllt'e which he has main-
tained ti into. in reference to the New
York political situation. When he
was linked to comment on the spud?"
of Colonel Roosevelt yesterda '. In
uilll-h lilo colonl-l endorsed Slate genu-
lor Frederick Davenport. he replied
that he hull not a word to any and that
he bud no intention of limiting any
niflitiliii‘iil in the near future! He would
not any what his attitude would be to.
\\lll‘il Srnsior Imvunport. whom he re-
‘rl-hily liurinrcd he would not support.
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*
Mr. Sherman was equally reticent in
regard to President 'l‘llft's letter to
Lloyd (,3. Griarom. of New York, chair-
man of the New York Republican
Colmty Committee. in which the
president said he had known nothing
of any plan of the selection of Mr.
Sherman as tenmornry chairman of the.
Republican state convention over the
hood of Colonel Roosevelt.
'l‘hc vicepl'eaidsnt will remain In
litica until Friday when he will start
for the West for his campaign speech-
35 in lliinols. Missouri and Oklahoma.
—-“Generaliy debilitated for years.
Had slclt headaches, lacked ambition.
was worn-out and all run-down. Bur.
doc Blood Bitters made me a well
woman.”-——Mrs. Chas. Freltoy. Moosnp.
Conn. .
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cylinders. spark plugs and valves. .
WNRIII POUCH for automobile Bodies. Pianos. etc. Best by test.
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Square White (lines Fruit Jars
Lightning 'l‘ops
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Rubbers. Print Presses. Strainers
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NORTH MAIN AND UNION s'ra
WRIGHT'S
an
Same Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Com on Cob Now Served with Shore Dinners ’
Bathing and Other Attractions
HlGH OLAOI CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND IVINING. ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to ' Automobile Parties
53.08.. Manage” rs
'i'bu llEA’i‘lNll of yourlhome
The PLUMBING,“ your home and
The soon that covers your home
coming winter, by having our expert
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17 Wall itrsst
Phone 74! Not-walk. coon.
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