111 mm
W
TON. 1...]. Sept. ISA-The
Inuit Dixie iV. owned by H.
9. August Heckscher 11nd
ilk Burnhnm, defeated the
limit challengers in the first race
hoj‘luiorn-ntional motor boat cup
. 1. caterday. The English challen-
Plo’neer ll. owned by the Duke of
p initiator, and the Maple Leaf ill.
”out. by E. Mneltay Edgar, were neo-
«0'1! and third. reapeotiVer. The oth-
eribonta were distanced. No time an-
'nounced.
., ~01 the three English and three
‘Amerlcan boats only ‘lour finished.
and three oi them were Americans.
The Disturher ll of the American
team trailed the English Pioneer
acrosadthe finish 4 minutes and 27
seconds being i‘olio11od in turn in
13 minutes and 7 seconds by the “111,!
of the American trio The Dixie.
average time was 35: 01 knots an:
hour, that of the Pioneer 34: 45 knole, i
that of the Distuiher 32: 31 and that!
oi‘ the Viva 29:97. '
The 720 horse power English hour,
Maple Leaf III, In okc he1 slewing gear i
when near the. finish of the uecondl
round ‘ond when it had gone about li‘
miles, and retired. In dropping out
the Maple Lent called 11. tow and was
pulled into her anchorage. This is 11
nautical slnv~l0 null for helpwnnd the
international committee not only ruled
out the Maple Lea! from today's race
but barred her from competing in uny
other or the contests in this champion-
ship series. A similar one befall the
Britisb’l‘yreless, apparently seeing
that She was hopelessly distanced,
out of the content after having cov-
ered Only about 18 miles- This was
not to‘be permitted under the rules
and the internnionnl committee leaned
a bunon the Tyroleas' competing in
the other mees oi the series for the
Bormoworth trophy.
' This? leaves only the Pioneer to
compete as n challenger tor the cup
against the three Americans, The
second‘race will be held this afternoon
andvli‘ one of the Americans wins the
cup will remain in the United States
another year at least. if the Pioneer
ehouldwin today a third and deciding
“cw-rum! must be run on Wednesday.
“ Until yesterday's ruco 11-1111 on_i’or
fifteen minutes the .\111o.1'i1'im hopon
‘ were not high. It was not linoum what
the Dixie could do. She had mode :19
knots. but the Muplo Loni Cillllt: over
with a. reputation of 37 miles an hour'
and the Pioneer with 411 miles. ()lit-
side the llixic, the Americans did not
have much to lmilll llopon on llllillllili
such promises oi- the iii‘liihh tIXi'l‘i-
l
coursonwhlle the shores of motion
'ln‘ti boy were lined With poop}. With , '
long range glasses.
As soon as the first round of the
race was made it. won seen that the
Dixie had her owu way, and that on~‘~
ly an accident could take the race train
The Dixie held herself from 11
hill: to a mile ahead at the Pioneer
her.
throughout and doubtless could have
increased her lead at any time.
The Pioneer held true but nppa‘r-
enily she did not have in these waterti
the speed she developed ubroud.
_.. 4......
lMPEACHMENT or JUDGE WAKE-
MAN uow osmmoao.
Justice of the Peace Alfred 3. Perry
is Petitioner to the Hour. at Repro-
uniliiveo. .
Alfred S Peary, it justice of the
WWI“? oi Fairiieltl., hatii‘I soul in n petio
ition to the house of repreucnhntivcs,
asking that lustico But-on \Vultomnn
ot‘ i‘nlrileld be impeached.
This is the outcome of the raid on
the Falrileld hotel “hon Mr Perry
said to be the proprietor of the place.
and llenry Weill-1 were both found
guilty oi violation of the liquor low
in selling without a licence. The
.evidence was furnished by the slate
Lil cl (la-1:21.»
his beer at the hotel and of later pur-
The hotel «.
police, who told :11 tile 11‘
chasing six bottles of peer.
has no license
Mr. Perry in his communication to‘
the house of representatives, statue
that on August 29. Bacon Waltemnn
caused a bond or $101) to he called in-
ihe case against Henry Wells, prin-
, ciple, with Alfred 8. Perry 1111 purely?
Oonoequonily the case was diunilntwi‘l
1.11.11.
by the said. Judge William“.
Mr. Wells was held to answer to two
counts, the first at August 8. and the,
second count on August ill The mild.
Wells filed a plea of nhnli ment to tho‘.
and count. 'lhe plea was menullt-d,
nnd Mr. Wellu took an appeal from
that decision. it. is alleged that Judge
\l’nliemnn prucuurlod in tho (1111142.
aunlnst the protest of mid Wells,
and without putting him to piou. tool.-
cx-purie“midonre tinninul him. and
found him guilty 011 both count». (In
‘Iihe first (until 11 line of $10 111111 im-
pour-ti. and oil lilo "(“(Klllii 11 line of 825
Mill rosin 111.111 impound. A11 111111th
111111 inkoti. Mr. l’eriy 1111111 in hi. pull»
lion in tho home of l't-pl'i'st‘ninliroll
1lmi the line wan intimated through
illfliii‘t“ 11ml runlrut‘y lo lill‘ rousiilu-
lion 1119.1 inn-1; oi the 11111111.
”or idea or 11 true friend 111 one who
will listen to your talk when you don't
mu hey i1111111111. but be able
1 1111111. two twin: mailer tor the Dixie.
it won only the Ian moment tint the
Vine owned by Rent: Commotion J.
-_ Stuart“ Blnckton. and the Biotin-bar ll.
‘ owned Iii! James A Pugh, were apiece
When the fiscal 3111) was fired for
the uteri hundred. of 1'11eusure how.
were termed in 11 trinnslo‘nbout the
Oxygen, Like
Bamshes [the
“1
fromiYour Sailor! Clothe. ‘
When the German. diroovorod I my
011nm to mil in the laundry.
Ihwkle. ..... of which
the fabric. “
And 11:11.11. does all it... In Ion than mm on
time It usually take. to wash clothes In tho
oid-iaohloned, bookhnoking. wouhboard way
‘pl‘ill‘fi here only goo. to tho
‘ 11111111111131:
‘il’i 11 1111-01111 tlrnmu'lr not. All Ilium-1
This is n \‘I‘I‘)' iiil’nnll’.
costs a Quarter-
L Doc. 3 Dollar’s Wont.
v dam Windowed w.
everywomonwhobadfaithonoughtoo'ythoiroompouod.
The German women tried it first, and in Germany
wash-tiny bu ceased to be 11 died. PERSIL, the new
Oxygen Washing Compound, i. doing what oil the .ikoii
mp1 11nd all the rubbini' 1n the world could not accom-
plish. For PERSIL in washing clothes clean, CLEANER.
CLEANEST. without rubbing and without injury to
The base at PERSIL 1: Oxygen,
and Oxyuen in Nature’ a protector
against every kind of dirt.
PERSIL, all the foreign matter is (owed out of the goods,
but the fabric itself' is absolutely unharmed.
dollar’s worth-
a Great Magtcian,
Dirt and Grease
to
they knocked it:
Whether stained laces or greasy overall. are washed with
A large pacing. oi PERSIL com I quarter and doe: a
In Time Saved
In Clothes Saved.
In Toll Saved
nnd—by turning out whiter, cleaner clothe. then 111 posaible
with any oldifuhloned washing compound
Jul may PERSIL ha been brought an America. This in on. of
tho [.16 chic. when it i. I01- Illo. Your honor plow! III
PBRSIL. Auk him—ho will amply you.
lie and 251 at All Irocm’
m....-.--........ .4... M. ,_ 1'
AMUSEMENTS
HOVT‘S THEATRE.
The iili‘illl‘v going public were short
tertlm afternoon and evening. whic
taxed Iiul houiio to riimrity at all lim-
[lt’rltil‘lilflll(fls. “the people of the Nor
walks 111.1 ioitunuie to be able to we
auvh lino shown that in» mannizmnrui
is giving them. .111 the about: ihui 1111‘
large:
cities. The program owned by Paul
Stophouu. tho 11111101111 our ilill nrrohni
and Mark wirt1 walker, who dot-u rorv
vlmrr work. and pol;1 clllnhinn 11nd
innit-lug n11 wrll 1111 (‘iinlilillg 11min; on
top of it high polo; little 11ml I‘iorntm. 11
wry timer 11111111 with comedy onyinus.
songs 11nd ilmwinu 11ml Grrmnn impt-r
l-Itlwmil llnvln 11nd compuny
Mott 111 SM.
Rhett-l1 1111.} one lhnl in sum to picture
Marjorie Barrett, .. tiululy 11:11.. min. DRAKEMAN 51.1113 AND 1.08:8 AN
‘13 very clovor with hoi‘ songs and . ARM.
dancing and impetiioimilon oi E111. BRIDGEPOR'I‘. Sept. .5.--Andrew
Tangun. ”11111911? Aideilo and mm ‘l’lloth. 11 brukemnn in the employ of
pony lie in onset o grate-1110mm {the New \'.orlt New Haven and Hart-
gimme. ever presented tolled the lord Railroad Company. tell on n
‘aullrngoito. This Is 11 urn-11m from freight our ut the Whiting street yard
I
first count. and :1 demurrer in the new mother treat at ”m” Theatre. y” start to finish .nd n 1111111 mm for the; Saturday night nod tell close to the
intern of 12111110111 1111. about .1011 ouuide nut 112111 in uucha my that
should not tell to 1101.11 11111111 'l‘ues one or the trucks panned over 1m;
(ll) lllliiilofl 1‘1!“le tilfllll 21nd \\ 0d irighl arm (‘Tuilllillfl it near the elbow
lll‘fidfl)’ Niki". Elli‘il Iliflili the} till" A (32!" w“; “em (0 “m Emorgency hog.
two “‘0‘“ “1‘1“ ill 7 it in «(wilful M piinl for immcdinlo assistance. and the
“ i" ll "1- 1;“ ”in”? ambulance. roupondod. Dr. Hon
w ~ -: mun Shultx bad the man at the ilrldno-
‘ ITWSP. MAY DIE port hospital in 11 short time. when.
NE“ HIil'lAlV. 13.111. 5,411 11 my” the arm was amputated at the elbow.
on Broad “we... W“ “13% pm...“ There I‘Rslat‘orlllunl abovethe olhow.
limeu. (Inc of tit-1 Mali wounds will iloitiilos that injury he was suilerins
prohnhly prom iulul. Atlum liilll John from n scalp wound and 11 .prniued
«Duiliilillkl. who ii ill uili‘gwl (“ii the illicit.
.uuinm wore unusual and are held i‘llulil in 22 yearn old and live. in
without llllnlill in uuult tlw oxitumv oi Milne street. lie cannot account for
illurli‘. injuries. Mrs .\1l:1m Dublin 11111 ill‘t‘liltlnl. other than that be we.
ski. who nth-mined (1o iitop the light. wearing now rhoen 111111 they conned
‘wne out on tho int-t». The wound is 111mm all“. ”(-15th only support of
31111111 to but» been illilil'il‘il by her hut» 11 utilouwi mother. The man 1111111 in
knee in tort, lili‘ Amt‘rii‘tlli oommii~ Hil)‘3il_l’l.ilill8. ‘tho 11111111 crlilrnl lover. oi 1ir11mli..banti. L lair (audition yesterday
h...” .. _. .h, _.. _, ._ , .. M... M... . . . - -... . ..._.. .L . ........... .. W... .-...-.. W W. u..._.....-..o......,.... . A... . F ........ .1 _......_..... m- .. ... . ...._ M. .ow..-._....-.-.-..,.... ,...
I
m.
l
.. ‘1.
O
I ‘ ‘
. 1 1 ,. l ..
. « , . n, .
m :1. I“ ‘
.- f ‘
. \
r. .é .
. I h l ‘1 1 ‘
~ M ‘ i :o i . . 1
I ..
, ' 1 - . 2..
[,7 . . , _ ' . " ‘, i, . ‘
6‘”. i ‘ ‘ e ‘ ' 4.: ‘ H 1 > O
' ' Sod. C it ' ‘ ‘
'. Z . . ~ . ’ ' ‘
‘ ' ‘ '1 ' r it “ ._
. , < . ~ bdrm Locum ' . _;
' ' : . .mm . i . ~ . . if.
r l .- ('1- ' “.““
1111 1.111111111111111.
Settle—blade
‘ “my fl“ HAM.
TILIPH‘DNI CALL no
111111 1111”
(Gregory loulovnrd),
EABT NonWALK
Slur. Dinner. 111111 All Kinds oi
Seafood Booked I. or...
The
Razor
in jult a good plain Razor.
or a “Safety," on you prefer.
Easily strapped. keen. smooth-
- Ihavlng bind... Ark to .11»
11111an one.
STYLE A, 112
STYLE 11,. 5:1
CHAS. E. DOW
I0. NORWALK. CONN.
The Celebrated $3.511
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 501:
Cell 3t our stem .1111 amino them
101' yourself.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGIITI
I North Main Oh So. Not-walk
Does Your Roof Leak?
11.. Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK!
851: A GALLON 65: A GALLON
We gumntoo the Weather Wear oi
our Compound for three yours. Write
(or Wilmllel. Corre-pondeuco colic
lied.
Century Roofing (20.. inc.
$1 WED; hluluor II
111111 to 188:
0.1mm“ Main Street.
Send Portal for hold“ on Patent.
[—r
88 Wuhington St. loath Not-wall:
ll! Pntenlomco.
Ill-GENUI- CONN.
UNDERTAKERI TO MEET.
m-h
Annunl Commotion cloud for Werner
Hall on Supt-mim- 13 and 14.
it was announced yolterdny that the
‘ 16m swam.
the Connecticut Funeral Directors. 1111-
aoclaiion will be held in New lllven‘l
n1 Werner hall on September 13 Ind
l-l. About 200 men from all over lbei
unite will be present.
grain: ,
Wednesday or iii a. amending to
order. President Albert A. 111111, or
Heriden: invocation, Rev. John
Gayle. motor 81. JOhnl‘lI. C. church.
New Haven; «aim of welcome. lion.
Punk J. R100: appointment at cont-i
mine... ilnlnoe, obituary. nominating.
on report at «minty. on udill‘ell ol‘
pmfldeut: reading of communica-
tions: ’ntitirmt, "Relation oi the Como»
my superintendent in the Under
iahoi‘.“ RM. John D. Coyle, New
linen; reception or 111111 111.111me
pmldenl‘o would 11111111111111; 1.11m. on
tit. hurl 11! Connecticut :11 appliiod lo
emulating: by Edward 1’ Jonas
Banquet 111. tho 011m hotel at 8: an;
thrulro party 11L!
Thhrulny 111 ll 11. mwltuporta 01
committee. and of delegates to the
national convention; chart toil“. T116
election oi 111111111111 will follow
* 'l‘ltm are the pre‘uoht officer-11. Pm
idonli. Alum .1. my. meridian; vice
pennant William Henry Allen. Nor»
willh.‘ unwary. Ernest ortlopp,
mmi'hvuurer, Junie. Ii. EM
1
i Monolith mmittm’l‘lie above
3111651 com .
i). i
Thi. in the pro- "
i South Norwulk.
BRASS AND
‘ NICKEL
CLOCKS
WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR
3911
WE HAVE JUST ONE HUNDRED OF
' THESE
A. J. ANGEVINE &
SON CO.
134-136 WASHINGTON 81'.
“’
Fcnwick Optical Co.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Mondly and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
saint. Nomm
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Prater t ‘
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT RATES
J. M. Layton 81 Co.
INSURANCE hND REAL ESTATI
AOEN T8
5 Railroad Av... South Not-walk. Ct.
........ __.._.._ .1..__... .—. ._ .-.._......_...
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellm lo“. Pier
:8. Eon River. New York (tool.
of Dover street), every dny lex-
copt Sunday). at 3 p 1:). Freight
received at Norwnlk up to 1 p.
111. out! South him-walk up to 15:30
[1.111
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith. 0. C. Honolulu.
Lu... Gonoril Anon.
l’lnre, lit-«p itlwr: Arthur ii. 1.01.110,
'l‘l1ompson1ille.
Board of Examiners oi lelinbnlniem
,wArihnr R. Lento. president. ’i‘liompo
oonrlllo: Edward P. Jones. secretary.
\l‘innted; Edward .I. Sink, treasurer,
New Haven; Cliurlcu ll. Vincent,
Simubury; 'l‘homno W.‘)’Keeie. Mid-
dieiown.
~811Mb“ itching 1111111..
or burn. without 11 war. Cures plies,
0011111111. .1111 riioum, any .tching.
Douro Ointment. Your druulat sell!
L
Heal. out.
. Ln...”
WILL RESUME DANCING CLASSES.
~ \V. G. Nowell will rounme touching
lilonring 11nd dopurtmom. iii Arlon llull,
(‘luobon lor the sen-
ron of 11111912 will he formed about
the middle oi October. hook (or title
vortleunwni in thin paper Inter. Mr.
Nowell will attend the Mill annual rou-
ronllon ol- il‘lo American Bot-lei); of
”rotation” of Dancing to iil.‘ hold 111.
Hotel Malcolm. New York oily. Sup-
tomim 15. ll. 7 and it. Mr. Nowell has
been 11 member or the above society
alum 111.. your 1881;.
W
ROLIY'O HONEY AND “I'M! COM-
FOUND
oiiii retain. it: high place on the boot
houuholtl remedy for till coughs and
wide. either for children or grown
pmonu. Prevents periods results from
11 cold. Toke only the genuine Foloy’
lioney and TM Compound, and refuse
1.1111111111111111. The bridge Pharmacy null
V17 ‘1‘ Winners E. Co "
9
.11
PILIS Runtovm u‘ttt'r.
Elbert N. flown? oi Wentporl hull
tiled o milevin’ 111111.111 the i'llllllhim
plea. court mum. mum North 11111.
poll? '21! the some plaice. 161 .2 000.
‘15. elated- unit 1111 defendant in im.
Norwalk Chronicler