indeed is a most delightful than which there is nothing a all Connecticut Topographa speaking, the place is simply ' fill, especially in the spring, Inductor and auunnn. when Nature is _ , ,loveliest. and when the winds during these seasons are soft and Miami—as they ofbentlnies are in this licifili yébrlnglng With them their pilot so highly favored. this being , l! bathing, boating, dancing and , ago-all of which are to be enjoyed :measure here. we D EWood, or Crockett street, hes been seriously ill the past week. Mrs. 'Albert S. Bloodgood, or Roway- tan’ovenue, is seriously ill. . l d. , . liddaaeii Florence L. and 1. Marie Moore. of Pond street. have been visit- ng‘i‘n Stamdord William Moore. of New York. , been visiting at his home in Pond “it. ,fEather of Dr Wilcox, from New York, has tented M. D Randall” 3 house - hits. ,Merlokdi. Norton, of i—ilck- my Bluff, entertained a company of 'i'rlends. last week a very enjoyable time being “had . Mrs: Persona who puicbased “i“ fionnie‘ View clottag'e, at ’Ifikenoir‘e, from Minor 1). Randall. is to make a number of oxienbive nitkrations and will‘twements. .r‘vm Dale.- of New York, expects to met a line incidence in the item fu- title on his Butler island property. He ”drew residing in b. 'l‘etard a house. if Crest. ' , The dam at the head of Scotch (hire is about completed. and the gate twill probably be dosed this _ week, illlilig the tide water pond and grout- improving the property in the viola- cumin Albert w. Mills’ bout is be in; Iibenally patronlnod on its trips , and the Greens Reef lighthouse Wanton lPoint. An unusually large it”, liar of people took the trip yes- y. it! Dell's new house. at Tokonelto 39mm, is client finished. and will be it for occupancy by the owner iii. Jilly let. Mr Doll is a promi NovI’Yci-k contractor. and has one “he finoetplacos hero. The new tennis courts near the Ca , an are about completed and the To hackle residents are anticipation; pleasure from them. There are ,, Iliad courts, and Janice Lawton, he did the work, is receiving many tulatlone on it. m and collision in Highland title. but flaturdoy afternoon, was blunted by the work of Motorman .. W. Gm, when the air gave out dills car while twins down the stoop . ,Of Highland Manila and the relics infused towork. The car» “charge of conductor Cotes M. ‘lloo and Motormnn Gray and in down the mile tor ironic reason the air brake got out of own litctmmdn (lmy attempted in E‘ Iliad to hold the our. in the Echo big double-trucker was way with each uucceeding d. the paaéengers were be- f the car ahead. seeing the his motorman two Explicit at our chat across the mm at rat-phi rate at speed. coin: its tell the motors :ho circuit breaker pub the case when the weather per-r yea .' wincwhat Iris‘hdeileii The E MW in tile emergent , in area. it is a big town and includes ,the Connecticut shore and it num- ‘insny wealthy ones. Ridge section. Each your property iii DAB... NORO'I‘ON f Barton is essentially a home town and has a most delightful environment that is not unappreclated. an hour wit- ness the scores angew Yorkers who have taken material advantaite ol the fact by making the place their real- dcnce for the whole" or part of the r. Located in and forming a part of a sturdy and naturally attractive sec- tion or the country. Darién has pro- gressed for many your; not by leaps and bounds. but by steady and nnlm» peded steps and it may well be proud of the record it has made. its growth having been healthy in even respect. in its boundaries some of the most valuable and desirable property along hers among its residents some of the best known people lathe country, and All about the town sited suitable no his country residences have been bought up, in eluding those very near to the village of Darieu itself. Norman Collender‘s Point; Noroton "audits and . the 0: more keenly sought here and a furth- er great boost. will”bo created by the extension of the electrical equipment of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. whose lines have stations at both the village of. llarlen and the Newton section. Noroton is but 36.83 miles from Grand Central depot, New York, and Darieh. 38.12 miles. On the other side of Dal-ion. South Norvinlk is only 43. I2 miles distant. A trolley system con- nects the town both with the Towns of Norwallr and Stamford Miss Bess iii. Reading, of Phillips- burg. New Jersey. has been the mice! of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (7. Reading. of Mansfield avenue. The Darlene. on Saturday, defeated the West Ends. of Bridgeport. by a score of three to two in a. ten inning contest. The name was one of the beat of'the season. Next Saturday the Darlene will play the West Sides, of Bridgeport. Oil Stoves and Ice Cream ' Freezers My both help to keep you cool in hot weather. Schlicliting Bros. 8:900. cor. Railroad MI. twain-at. can.» . Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. ll'lour d. Feed. Hardware. Paints. Globe. etc "Mill-tor Loot His Job. . Ike McAlllIter went to sleep on'thd lob Thursday night at the lauisvillo. and Nashville round house and the lire in the engine which was to pull the early morning train went, out. . it was some time before the line could be built and steam raised. will when the train left here it. was 30 minutes into. it loll time all the way; to Perla. and when it arrived it up, about two hours late. ike not paid oil right there-«chlaybvlilo indepen- dent. bucks to clear LIwn. . The dandelion problem has solved at last. A Labia than discovers. ed by accident a ”way to get rid bl them. in: town was fairly taken Willi dandelion. Recently while he was absent from beam a bunch or due“ belontlnc ill a lit. 'itlibor wandered into bill; you and charged on the I nu ahttali here which a dande- lion left; and the and is new covered With a fine coat at gravtwdcinsaa City Journal. icy abouts a film Patrol. " (Continued from Firnt Page) aiowly‘ and blowing his horn. witness» train without danger. but * It. ~siowly taking the reverse. All , the train crashed into , ‘ the auto Mrs. Fletcher atmo- “ , ed n second nine. , “Oh. it wail IIITIIIIIIBILE IlIIl 'I'IIIIII III COLLISION IT BIIIIIE IlIlIlSSliIB III lVllIIIIIPIlIK . ... Mills building willch‘jutu out. cutting oft the view. Mr.‘Scbo‘ch was driving, as of the accident toil thieumorniniz. and he did not see the train until within a toot or so of the tracks. Had he been going at u more rapid pace he could have then slipped iniront of the going as Slowly as he was he could not make lie appeared to realize this fact. one witness said this morning. and that on the brakes ‘ivltb all hi it mlht When the car stopped the front end was db rectiy on the truck. Mr. Shock threw, in the reroute and did all in his power to get the car off the track before the train struck it. but all to neural]. Had he had just a second more it is likely that the train would have zone by without striking 'for the machine was The engineer on the train. which is No. 233. passenger accommdatlon. due to arrive in Norwalk at 9:09. incllarxe of Conductor Ernest Wiinon. of South Norwaih. saw the dander even before he had reached the machine and im- mediately throw on the emergency mom of the train, which brought it to a stop in less than two car lonxllia. A shorter stop would have been lmpoa~ siblo, won the opinion of n weli~kaowu railroad man this morning. ,Neverthelcsa the train struck the au- ttouiobiie \ilih such force as to topple it over throuiuu both occupants clear of both the rolling auto and the claw lug train Mrs. b‘loiihor landed on the ground home diatuuru off and iaE not thought to be seriously injured Mr. Shack wall thrown from the car and be fell upon a pile of rocks homo little distance of! from the machine. lie is more seriously injured. timugh. it its not anticipated that his injuries will result fatally. lloth victims wnroE fulh conscious and when Dr. William. J, Tracey unit ed. having been sent for, immediately. they were able totaliti ,Schoeh displayed a great deal of pinch: and nerve throughout the terrible or- deal and have Iliil name in those about: lie was put upon a stretcher millilleili by the train crew and taken aboard the train ullich proceeded after a few- moments to Norwnlk, whole it was met by the ambulance in responac to a coil in this latter conveyance Mr. Sclrockf was removed to tile Norwallt Hospital. The automobile is a total wreck and is thought to be beyond repair. illicitg was the opinioa of at least one uuto-‘ mobile dealer this morning. The our chino Iii a Cadillac undywas acid to Dr.. Fletcher by I“. ll. Imkwood and Gom- pany recently. The number is C, 79158. After the accident the wrecked auto- mobile was lying on its tilde lit the left or east. side of the track. it was re- waa not the care. C. lrving Bylugton. chief engineer of tho Norwalk Fire Department. who. with a gang of man. are at work dia- alas a ditch for the purpose of laylna can mine at the spot where the acci- dent occurred said this morning that he had not heard the noise of the crash and that his attention was first called to the accident by people run hing and by the sudden stopping or the train. the wheels grinding on the tracks. lie. with many others who Wore about and many item the mill ran to ”the scene and gave what assis- tance they could ' When Mrs. Fletcher realised her danger and knew that tho Iodiddnt could not be avoided, she screamed so kindly that those in the vicinity who were not aware of the Icgiddht prcvh uusiy. came running to up ilpot. The boy scout. business hue been elven a mat boomii the machinist of the lhill Slots hy' TIE other than thia- morning i t - terrible. terribloif' said a woman at the scene at the occurrence thin use» this. , . By ineaeuremente not by a newer we. found not less than ten automobiles made for 'xrade creasing no wanted an- this one 7 VEmIIt lfigh school. Eilu lnckwood‘a garage in Water ntrcci. ilrrcitahle that this polled that it had caught tire. but this. chassis and the entire frame bent and . - . ‘ twisted into a more heap of scrap iron 1 and steiil and wood. . ‘ little! at Police Thomas Matherillliil . received word among the first that tile accident had happened and was on the ' . scene in less than fifteen minutes. liar. ‘ ' . ink time up in an automobile. new» was received in Norwalk by Hip him 0. Pollard, the real estate loan. ‘E who had a telephone message from his . wife directly after the accident hap- pened. He immediately informed the police.who in turn informed those who might necessarily be interested and the accne at once with seats full. “ Three cars from Lockwood'sExuralle. William Dana, Robert 'l‘rlsbran'i. James ill. Hubbell, and others drove to the place and many took the Winnipauk trolley at 9:24 o'clock. All niornlus Norwalk people have been making the alumina view toward an inspection of the vicinity at the spot where the accident occurred. E The crossing in an especially (lan- gerous one in View of the tact that a vision 0: the track in both directions is lnterferred with by buildings. 0n the north the Witinlpault mllls_ shut off the view while an the south there are two houses which hide the track from the sight of anyone approaching. About a year ago the New York, New Haven It Hartford Railroad Com- pany Iocurod an option on all the pro- perty at this point; which would be no county for, the erection of an overhead street crossing. it was the purpose of the company than to have the highway so over the tracks. in is paid, and why tbeydid not do so is not known. A is makes an exceedingly dangerous place. and that more accidents thpn have occurred hate not resulted at this spot seems miraculous. About a‘yoar Ignition-lea ii.‘linwx- hurst. the well known milkmnn, had an accident hero. for which it is under» stood that he has a suit for damages nt‘iw pending against, to railroad com- pany. 7 This accident bring! to mind the one which the son of Dr and Airs. l-‘lctcher had in Wall street when he was run down and seriously injured by the ma- chine driveb by page; Waiters of so. Norwulk The boy Austin Fletcher. died later at the Norwalk Hospital but. his injuries were not found to hate di rorily caused his death The luctu no funding [Ilia accident are well remain bored in The Nornulka for it was many ’wecks before the ratio against Air Will. total wan finished. lie was found pull in of probable tuuec in Norwalk. but was acquitted lilior. after having been bound over to the Bridgeport courts. and his licence to drite returned’to him . Harold Sohock is a popular young man and a recent nutrient at the Nors lie is about nine- teen years of into and has been. bolero lliiilllll his present pouition, employed Norwnlk iiiucu he has been dritlnz ail- ioniohilns he has gained the reputation of being a most careful chauffeur and is known to drive slowly. it Is moat re» accident should have occurred so early in his career and he has the sympathy of a great. many friends. The ambulance made several unne culinary trips due to I misunderstood- ing on the part of these who (here conducting the Immortal of the injured people. from the place of accident. When Dr. Tracey lutd reached the place both people had been placed in the train. which was to convey them to Heath Norwnlk. where illh urchin lance was to meet them. Dr. Tracey! examination showed no r on for no. Fletcher's being taken to he hue pliai and he look her to her home in victims in the car. A telephone for the ambulance was senile the hospital from the mills. which stated that the wagon was won ted at the miller. in consequence the hospital telephoned to . the stable where the ambulance ls stationhd. for it to he sent to the mills. The amhuliiiicc went to Winnlpault all to: nothing. for meantime the train had borne School: to south Nowell: hack to death Norwdllt faced the tuna balance. where in. school: was round at limit and taken to the hospital. ‘ Dr. ii‘racey act the elbow of Mr. tailback at tile hospital thlil morning and anticipates that until Will recover all right althoulth laitrunl iii- iurleii may result > The , blii automobile after attending both A ITITE I'IlLIIlE, IIIKE IIIIIIEB III IIEEW, IlIIIIIII (Continued from First Fahd.) which loans, there were a number of "blind limits“ in, operation in the Italian "parlor. They had warrants torclev- en suspects mail; and succeededin‘ arresting nine of them. by hurrying from one place to the m. and bundling each‘ man into the big car. The capacity orgthe lock-up was taxed more than at any limestone the in use. Enrico Male, Gaemao Fran- co. Dominic Bruno. Joseph Paacarello. Gliaeppi Salerno, Arturo Cbiapinclii, Aurelio Copollo (known about the town as "Sh‘arkoy"}'. Valentina Sylveata and Daniel Kelly were the nine captives. The basement of the town bail soon af- ter their apprehension begun to lock booty were brought in. including about alxt) bean. and a couple of hundred flasks and belies, beside a few dem l johns. The state police had timed their raid admirably to make a big hwl. for many of the ltaliana have been accus- tomed to spend Sunday in a big on reuse. in one of the places visited. whom no evidence could be obtained Saturday as on previous occasions when the men had visited it. the we- man in charge naively told the odlcere llint the beer wagon had not yet arriv- ed with their stock for Sunday‘ a con- Iuruption. gathered about the town hall to die cues ay mmthct‘lculiy the tillilcultiea in Which their compatriots found them- eeiv us The incarcerated men bacilli! sent word to their homes or to their friends to appear with cash or real estate security that they‘mixht be lib cratcd. At 1‘ o‘clock, Justice 1“. S [lawless had the men arraigned before. him. and furnished ball to the amount of 52th). and was remanded for a trial um Setrrdny morning. June 24. at in o'clock. The streets were ihrougedwith peo- ple who diseased the sensational de- velopments, and commended the mem- bers of the state police hand for the slick way inwhlch they hull oxeclited their coup. New Cannon was; in the “dry" column for a while. until two years ago. but. it is solo to any that it won “drier" on Sunday than ever be.— fore in its history. The amt-era would titre no Informs. then as to the quarter from which they were "tipped off" that New Cannon was so inviing a field for their acllvl‘ ties. llcv. C. E. Benedict has hither» to been the moving spirit in all auti- aaioon efforts. but Mr. Benedict lcit town in April. The tiltiaona' Mamie “lite Reed a vent Electrical co. The Only bully Iqulpped atacrmclu. once in the Town euro surplus Phone EOE-'40 South Hdiil HM south Norwaik. bionic Hall Block 03“» m tel your piano Cook its’cIf cells in the new town hall have been , like a miliskellcr Slx truck loads 01" has been active in the last few lio‘liw dense campaigns. but has not been heard of much since last fall. It is unspected in some quarters that «the 11- i echoed dealers, growing tired or the increasing opposition of their unliccue. ‘ science. Library at Hamilton. The library fl Hamilton College has recently received a valuable ad- dition in the form of a rare collection of volumes on mathematics and The gift was made by Sen- otl competitors, put the state police i stor Elihu Root. 0! the films 01 1864. wise. However it happened, there is no denying that the men were caught; with the goods, and the town is await- ing interesting developments on Sat urdny. when the accused men will on plain how they happened to here such large quantities of “booze" on hand. it promised-to be a bigger thing than “m famous hearing or the case 0! the _ Civic League against llanrord S. Weed a few weeks amend the mock trial about the Plymouth Rock rooster. which tilled the opera house, Friday; night. Bailiff Ind Aeroplane. Curious things are sold by auction. same time ago a lady complained to a London Magistrate that a bailiff had seized her false teeth which were ly» Inc on a chest of drawers. A Brus- sols bailiff dies at higher game; or perhaps flight. has more connection With the ballifl, for a Belgian contain. porary publishes the folloninx an- nouncement: Chambers of the Ar- thur Dereymaelter. 42 Rue Ernest Al- Elard. Brussels. Public sale of an aero- ’plaae, raised by order of the court To be sold at auction in the, hat place at hitterbeck, a monopan with propelled wings. motor and all accessorleu. The machine was made by L. Bier-lot, and is in perfect condi- Crowda of excited itallans quickly, lion and ready for use. Cash payment free 0! any incidental expeneealn con- nection with the sale. Great is the hill 'from the spheres above to thefeel of» the hailinwliondon Globe. ‘t 3.-.... Dues Your Roof Leak? The Century Compound arose ALL Lam's an A GALLON We guarantee the weather wear of our Compound for three years. Write for estimates. Correspondence sollc» lied. Century Rooting Ca. inc. 8! Washington at. South Not-walk t i 500 A GALLON . Jordan’s Perfection Wax Oil; Polish (The famous "Donkey Oil") ' Cleans instead?» Polishes beautifully, hides scratches, loam no odor. It does for Ewoodworlt what» metal pol- labor do let bran and silver. ' Ink for Circular to. shawl-(tit. cosh. E Daily Line to N Y tube has previously by liberal gifts ‘5 enriched the college and increased its facilities. The collection is one or the most complete of its kind, and Was the property of the late Oren Root. who was for many years at the head of the department of mathe- matics at Hamilton. included in this accession is one of the most complete astronomical libraries ever collected, together with many extensive series on scientific and historical matters. College Community House. Tanner hall. a community house. I!“ been opened at Smith College. The object cl this house is to help the poorer students by reducing their living expenses to the least possible cunt. The students are housed and fed after the principles of a conical-tic community. All expenses will be shared by the occupants of “the hill, who will contribute just enough per capita to run the estab~ ilehlaenh- Each girl or group of girls in turn will be called on to do the housevmrk and cooking so that the cost. of servants may be avoided. The anti" lntem will be under the suv pervlalon oi the president of the collate. , ii “The Club." ' An exclusive diningvsociety is the one bearinx‘me arrogant title "The Club," which since its foundation has , been limited to thirty-live members. Johnson, Burke, Reynolds and Gold— smith were among the original mem- o rt. Garrick and Boswell joined In l’ll‘ill, and Gibbon and rot: in 1774 01' the eighteen Premiere in the nine- te'elE'ith century nine were members of the Club Fox Liverpool. Canning, Russell. Abel‘dedh, Gladstone Sails- bury, Lard Roasbery and Air. Balfour. l-London Chronicle .4, - M... Out-Naturlng Nature. What modest rubbit,ont-e it has evolved into a muff. contents itself, nowadays. with a solitary tail? its own and three or tour alien produce lions are required to give cachet to the creation. When the bend of the beat in too large for decoration it Is customary to out-nature nature and invent oae.-London (italihic. In 1898 the total number of railroad mployea in thin country was 874,558. Last year the total was 1,431,000. A Comfortable Arm chair isa welcome and cosy refuse for young or old When tired and weary. We carry \ a’ splendid line of very comfortable Armchairs. upholstered in leather and ' variouI shades of velour. They are not only comfortable to the body. but E exceedingly ornamental to the eye. We also carry a complete line of wield oil. and fancy liockera. suitable for , any room or ball. A; l. ANGEVINE‘ a L ‘ sou co. E 134-136 WASHINGTON B1"; relight rmpoiim leave san- 18} East River. New York, (that. borer street). every day lei»
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