LL HAPPEN.
our advertisers
Livinited the mechan-
isi'morn‘ing and put.
woman. ilour otllce,
gh th cqwlepy of our
'a‘edltor, the publication
This necessitated some
(Hartford Times).
le or South Norwalk intend
the payment of the debt on
ting plant the occasion of a
as and development 01 the
' y since it was incorpo1ated
years ago. The common
i’ the city has given its up-
‘di the proposed celebration but
'5. very hearty 1111111111111. it is
"that later when the enter»
. citizens oi South Norwnlic
111111111 they are thoroughly in
1 . in making the celebration.
of their community and of be-
ld‘in remembrance, the council
More cheerfully co ope1atc in the
to make the affair 11 success
" ‘is no reaeo'n' 111111 \‘orwulh
‘not. become a populous city it
Milendid imnmrtation service.
flatter than all, it. has capable.
Diva business men amt manu
' . and lntllliltrlrlllr:_ skilled 1111:-
The population of tin- Nor
of a high type. oi vitizonahlp.
celebration will lake the term
fidilnirlal pageant. in this tho
it of the city will lie rl-pre
01‘ couruo‘ttie pageant 111111
pint entirety or 1111111111111 rclltt»
indiiairy. There will be rcprc»
h of the (it) 'tx'xritiea of
hill Norwal . be‘ 1% 111111 a
ids Which iii delightful. and a
l, feature that 1111a 11 cementing
‘ on the friendahlpn 111' 11111
The city can also 11111111211 11111111
in 1111 schools which have a
‘ ii reputation. Smith Norwnilt.
have 11.. municipal onlobraiion.
municipal ”11.111111111111111 111
y, 1.111111111111111 piano and
boiling part, 1.111 11 111111 11111 1111
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Lion Army i’oulm 1111111111131
1will no 0111111111111 111 11111
«.miiiih The lithium of 11111
all?» a demonstration. vow
111111, 30111111. dialoltnnn
3111111111 people will
,9 lull to tho Monophonic
{“23" lib. whom an 11111111
1. ll be hold and from
:lilli oi ii p. 111., where the
i9 ”Midi 111111111. 1111111111111»
. domain and hire. id.
‘ 1'! hi 1111111111; 11111111
. aid. 1111111111 1111111111111 mm
‘ifl “WOW”.
man retaliated n1
' ‘iiiim in the new
which 1111111 arm--
‘1 13111111111911 (3111111311
, Thine wait unite;
Kingun is an expert yachtsman,
Many an 11111111111111 an 11 proved him» '
enlistment able 119111111111 yesterday to
his heroic 111111111111 to prove bimselt‘ ~ 1
only, litany a time
canal to the ent'er‘
tried ynahteni'an 111111111111 out in the
train feared for the worst before the
1 blue should end. and many a frantic
friend add relative on 1111111111 watched
with anxious oyee the turmoil as tho
' wind wliipn'dii the water into white-
cape and threw the spray high in the
air as the waves broke. Anxious
watchers lined the shores about here.
but. as‘lt turned out there was little
cause for alarm. because almoat every
one of the yachts that had been enjoy-
ing the- stiff breeze during the after-
1 noon had dropped anchor, and an oil-
tra one, before the gala come.
The high waves would have done
great. damage along the shore had it
not been for the fact. that. the wind
came irom such 11 direction as to beat.
down the fury of the combers when
the tide dropped to such 11 point where1
everything was safe. l'l‘lieli spray
dashed upon the rocks, high into
the air, making a sight most weird and
beautiful in tho semi-twilight. ‘
Among those Who have the worst
experiences to relate are Prentice 1.111-
gnn, Louis A. Gray, and another young . . .... ..-
man whose name was not
learned
ti‘hey were1 attempting to 11111.11 the
squall to the Norwalk Yarht Club
mooring of the “Swap," the fleet cratt
owned by R. 1W. .l. itlng‘an, formerly
ol‘ Went avenue, Norwalh. The boys
left the Knob Club but :1 few moments
before the warning of the squall appear-
ed on the southeasterly horizon, but
they had reached only the southerly
oxtention oi i’ilot ‘ (Tavern) island
when the blast ntruck them.
All sail was set and the boys began
to experience one of the most' ex-
citing times they had ever known. Mr.
and
he told the amateur sailors with him
that all was over. 'i‘hus fear added to
the perplexitiea who knew not what
to do, and made matters worse, show-
ing them that if a good sailor bellow
lycd the boat doomed it must borer
thinly (repelling.
But under skillful guidance, although
the spreader on the mainmast broke
and hindered the progress of lowering
the sail, the boys unnamed to net the
sheet abroad. first dropping the jib
anti peak. Their troubles were
then o1e1,ho11‘ever,1'or the waves.
twenty feet high with boiling water in
this windewopt channel. tossed the
sturdy craft about like a (‘Ol‘li and
swept it with ever increasing rapidity
toward the rocks which abound thc1
shore of Smith's island.
Captain iiingnn and his valiant crow
managed to pet the anchor overboard.
and luckily had 11 goodly supply 111'
rope to pay out. so that at length they
brought up short a hilndrcd yards from
the rocks, over which the surf was
surging and roaring. Here it took
11111111 over an hour to act tlnnau in
shape again ready for a start when the
nounli subsidcd,11'l1i1'l1 it did
1i11'c11 quarters of 1111 |1ou.'11l.1lo11'
'i‘ he oftot [1. of the crew were watch-
ed through clauses and tin.1 naked eye
all through the borrowing exp-11111111111,
by their rolaliwu and friends at 1111-
Knob Club. by those on illiot island.
iiello inland and Smith‘s inland. and it
was with 1111111111111 1'11li1-i' that tho
watchcrn were rewarded at. icnnth by
the hoisting or 11111 111111 and tho 1111111111-
01] trip. The 1111111 111111 not damaged
to any extent.
Vulgar 'i‘. Muller‘s ym'bt, "i-‘eu'rlroa"
won the only bout 111 11111 Norwaih
Yacht (‘inb tl11111. nfl‘ortud by 11111 111111111.
'l‘hia 1111111114 dragged her lliit'hnr, but.
lwlp was promptly at band. and pro.
rallied any damage buiny. done.
The 11111111111111." another of Mr. Klu-
aan'n bouts, 111111 been out durlun the
nth-111111111. 11111 lll'mliitl the warning in
tho 1111111611 and tin: lowering oily and
moulded ioi‘ bor mooring in tho Nor:
wait. Yacht t‘iub tit-.111. droppinn an.
t'itor 11nd 1111 11111 note bruit" ioolw in all
its fury. t-‘rottwtmi. with the nilwrn
of 111111 limit. from 11111 lull inry ot the
1111111111 liy tbu' iioiln inland point. 11111
1111111111 11111111 out 11111 511111 without any
damage.
riparian iii. 11111111 and William it.
b‘nrria, two 111111111111. «maintain from tho
Knob illub, alerted out tor 11 puddle
111111 on tho 1111111111 t‘btlrlmd iia nonitii.
'l‘hcy were 11111111111 a line 1.111111. taking
the 1111111911 and 11111 wind as they 1111111111.
111111 until they attempted to 1111111111111 111
motorboat cover. 1111111 accounted in
111311111111 1111 cover into the trail crap.
but it who so unwieldy that when the
wind caught it. the boat was tipped
over and 1111111111111 thrown 1111111111111 1111*
tor. With old clothes on they were
prepared for the 111111111111 and cared not.
81.11am tutti his tobacco and member
in 11111 11111, bin pipe in his mouth. and
111cm were not, the on» mandate: to f
not.
after
A - ._ ...:
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1mrwwmrmwummhwmlwm 11111
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mxmwmmuwwnmmmm We. ,
Made from the 11.1.11 material: and . 7'
perfectly baited «L. they come to you ‘
fresh, crisp and elunfiin the mou-
tare-proof package. Eat them at
meals and bemoan. Give them to
the: children without «11.1.1111...»
109111011111: in-er-teal Tracie Mark.
10c
“L...
11d lly .1.
r“
- . ....» mu»... ....
in- Club, where the owners, to save far-
4-.... .. ...... .-.. an...
S.Wl1lteside, at Bella
land, who later went to the Knob Club “101' trouble, beached the craft and
in his autoutohilc and incinhned the rode out. the storm in the safety of
alwraltgement thanking the1 boys most solid bench.
heartily.
The wind had tom the rover ti‘he. gain was of such fury and of
oil’ as it. swept the mail at. her llltltll'1'lllnt twisting nature, that it blew down
lugs.
Ward Green and Donald Taylor,
a lingo true on the Moss lliil property
at opposite the Amusement Park .ball
tired in bathing suits. went. out into grounds. endangering the lives of 1111-
the aim 1n, and wow tipped over by merous “sports" who had rather all
n swtmmm. Miss tussle 1" loan. just out,- 111: rose the road than pay an admission
side the Knob iioai.
canoe ashore and 1teturetl
'| 1101‘ DUSIIM the fee to the game.
a fresh though se11e.nl
No one was str,uck
were whipped by
Sliill, being again captured by a huge blanch ends
wave several hundred feet from the
bent-l1.
assistance of Horace M.
Miss Gertrude Clot-1e ill another canoe.
and again beached their mail.
Jack
Walter Ewing had an exciting
trip from .lllckorv lllul‘f to the. Knob
Club. shipping a 111 not deal of water tonnes were 0
As they were dressed lot the Occasion i1a1oc. tool.
they enjoyed tho. fun.
As the wind was tearing up things
in general during the storm, 1.11111 1111-
noeists whose identity could not.
learned, were capsized south of 1h:
The newly (Onilll‘lltiled portions (11‘
'l “"3" "99‘1"“ not ”l" proffered the fence at iioton Point suffered {mm
mm mm the strong winds yesterday alternoon
and were 1azed, the mder pull of the
fencing around the ball grounds stand-
and 1111: 1111 11111] under the. radio.
1111111111 The wind caused some trouble on
shore yesterday and trees blew down.
arrled away, and general
place. Porch chairs and
other outdoor furniture wergilirarried
until stooped by some Biron, ' 'truc:
lion and residents of places near the
11 ator were tun-1:. reclaiming their prop-
Austin, .Sarsfloid ‘iiurns
bu
. arty
Wilsolns Point docki i‘hcy 11111111 .11.» A lintb was blown from a tree in
, , ..._ .. . .
cued 1y men front in bonorn, 111111 ()sbotn 111111111111 yesterday. in m
ed by J. A. Farrell. ot‘ Hickory llluff.
Minor (lanrblo‘s sailing yacht
peria"
caught
canto,
.loyco was among the party of cxpt-tt
,downwnrd path it struck a light Wire,
"1111- bronhlna it. The force from the mo
“'1‘“ “mm” m ”mil“ craft tor generator elation repaired tllr1
"“1 y""“"""‘~" when ”W 11111111" break in tht1 afternoon. The 111$ was
“'“h full sail “W”? “MW: in front oi" tho Damon house. .
Many people feared that lift: wind
sailors, and as all know how to handle might topplctbehalf-cm11pi11111d10111111111
a boat
trouble was experienced.
in we“ on “WWW“ "” 11111111111“ 11111 .lobsonJilitl‘ord (‘ompauy on the
911.1111 11nd of the railroad bridge hero,
Th“ “01“ WW sailing “‘0'“: “1“” oil‘. but they withstood the pain without
Cornpo 1Iieach near the entrain 11 to tilt
Weetport harbor, when the gain 11111111 '
She cal-rental,
those on shore testify. but the "”"HB"L8ARIAN
not the nail nhontd and dropped all- 1
chor, riding out the blow 1111m-oaoinlly,l
Captain Mario
l-laaon
ore. campers at :1: alt i'nnturo, had 1111:
11111 undue effort appatcntly
ATllililiTlES
GilliFliiIEil
mentioned l'rmn first page.)
.. “......“
llii' totl‘nnllbu liltignrlnb unidiln. be
nearly 11111111: met. 1111
Coleman, implant-1'!
and Joe lit'latuahiin. or Yank-1
exciting time who," they 1111111 1111.11 in ..., 1. lirlilll'i‘ ”ppm.” a continual“: with
tall” l’asturo island utter .1 younamnn m.” 1.111111 from 1. bill “mm, the town
and his vonng lady friend in 1‘111111’1’121111 11111111111.
day's storm.
.111 1b1- uunn- ihna panda
'l‘ht-y p.111 11111 1111111111 lii‘lt1'1il llnianrinn soidieru led by their at
Pl" aboard, all ”mm “m ““"r rusting; ilt'urs. scoured tho 111111111111, iirat plilau
all could not. again 1111111 the contacting 1111- 1111111111 and 111111111111 11111] 1111111
Meantime they had drifted nearly to .1,.,.,...1,1W them with ”Qty-““11“” and
tho 11111111111111 111’ Wentport harbor. but 11111111111. 13...", “11,31“ “4,11,. .1... "a...”
thorn 1.1111 unaiuner 111111111111 the (amino ”11111 of the town 1111111 limiting,
10 1111111111111- operational. and 11111
trip was solely 111111111.
iiurina ilio 1111111111111 which
whlturabn in tin1
launch.
tnin. boat its way in the cunt 11111111111111
to 11 point near the Norwulk Country 111111.: 1111! 11111111111, arrordiny.
"till?!“ 'l‘lw coldlbrn u'vro arrompnnird by
the notorious ruvol11tlonary t'oi. Yank-
‘Ifllll‘i‘il oil’, who. with other iurlnvr 1111111111111
lunar barber. a ortlmiiiildariutt nrlnygwas 11111111111111
the identity of which in unrur- in Mucoflouitl in 111113.
l-li'un tin1 torniun t'onuulntvu in 9411111111
to 11111
I
A
consular ofiicea were plundered and}
burned. VloeAConsut George (3. ztatkol
being carried at: by the marauderel
but subsequently 11111101111311.1111... ita|~
‘ , inn consulate also was 11.191.111.111...
11111111111 11111111111 on' 11111 11111131111111.1191. 1
The 13111111 111‘ Atlanta. the 0111111111
habit. the Palace at the Metropolitan,
the ”sat synagogue. all the schools.
the tobacco warehouses ol’ the Amara
111111, [1111111111111 and Germany compan-
ies, and the bonnitale were burned
after they 111111 been pillagdd. ;
The American Tobacco Company 11-
lone nuii'ered to the extent of 31.01111,-
000. '
Many people were crucified latched
to pieced or burned alive by the Bul-
garians, Who committed incredible
outrages on women of all ages, many-
of'whom died from the ehecta
r The condition of those who escaped
in lamentable. Rich merchants are
dying of hunger, while wretched motil-
ere, trembling with cold, are trying to
find covering and food for their naked;
and starving children
The situation is desperate. an all the;
pharmacies were hunted down until
there is a total lack of medicines for:
the sick and bandages for the injured.-
Tlte Greek authorities In Salonlkl:
are. rushing foodstuffs. clothing and
lnedlcineu to the stricken town.
an YORK lniy 11.~Oiiicers ol
the American 't‘obau'o (' omnnny today
vate advices concerning the destruc!
tion or their warehouse .11 Sores, Mac:
e’donia. 'vii‘ltoy were inclined to doubt
that the loss was a million dollnm, as
stated in cable dispatches.
BUOliARES’i‘, itumania. July ii.-'
The Bulgarian Minister to Romania.
and the stuff of the taxation left today
on a special train for Sofia.
it is officially continued that detach-
ments of Romanian ca1'11lry hare or
cllllicd llobrlich, ilaltchli.. and the. sur-
ronnding villages
.... .....- ...—......
COURT CASES.
Thomas Hyde, arrested for intoxica-
tion, was titled $5 and costs, Unable
to Day 11.- went to jail. Norwalk oili-
rinls had a warrant out for his arrest;
but this had no cannot-lion with this
morning‘s case. 1
. Frank Scoileld, arrested by Consta-
ble itenr1 (3.8117111' charged with
ringing the false alarm of fire in East!
Norwnlh on July an], evening, was
discharged. He was represented by
Attorney John J. (tum-o,
Otilt'crs Shannon and Reynolds made
a haul on Saturday night, when they
arrested William Nelson, colored, of
Brooklyn, Joneph ilrady, of Hartford.
Andrcw Trends, of Bridgeport, anti
Fred Schroeder. of Jersey City, for
trespass on railroad property as the
result or: urinieroua complaints. "i‘itt1
men were 11111111 3111 and (11111111 and hr
ability to pay cash resulted in their
1111111111 11 trip to itrldaopnrt,
Nicholas Szatunir. who won nature
the court only last Saturday. found
Buy From Me
and You’ll Get Your
Money’s Worth
on every article tint you buy. i don
out on one article only to set you m
the other. but i cut. on 1111.81.50 Wine
for 31.00 Bach Sherry, Port. Mum
tel and Whiskey trout Hits 1111.111
Ram, 0115 up. Fine (‘abenet Rye to
501: large bottle. r1119 itordiain tcn
title on. Fin. Table claret 66¢ at
1111111111 31110 at anybody" 11 money (‘omt
1111111 give as 11 trial convince your
1111i. 1.111! or phone coat.
JOSEPH DISEsA
Whfliulie Liquor More
511 Railroad Me. booth Name!»
to Can 11111.11.
Baseb v l
Amusement Park
Saturday, July 1%
Duquesne .
of Jersey City
_ Sunday
White Pinion
noticefltlnzarisnl 1.
said that they had received no prt,
Between the Hears of 73nd 10,
...
Women's Drawers, all sizes
$2.00 White P. K. Separate Skirts. all sizes
$1.49
........-11.
19c
$1.50 Coinbinatlons. all sizes
.... ....... ..981:
25c ShortiKimonos ......... ..... .. ..... .. . 9c
12 121: Curtain Swiss, 36 inc-hes .. 7 1-21:
50c Door Panels, 38 x 45 ...... ...... .. .. . .. . 341:
i500 Boya’ Wash Suits. 2 to 8 years . .............. 39c
75c Black Silk Hose . ......... 591:
150 Babcock’s Corylopsla Taicum Powder ............ ., ....... 91:
25c Embroidered Wash Beltingg inches wide ..... . ............ 19c
25c Veilings, black and white .. ...... .. ....... ....... 171:
4251: Danllh CIOth, 36inch93............. . .. .. 196
25c Turkish Towels, bath alze...............1,................ 1am
‘lfic Pillow; Cases, 45 x 36 ....... . ...... .. ..... 12 1-2c
50c Ratiues, in colors pink, blue and tan .................... 331:
$2.00 Fine English Nainso'ok. piece ............... _ ..... $1.69
himself again in the tolls when he
raised disturbance in Kussuth street)
Saturday.
Samuel 'l‘ravls, wanted to get off :1
Saturday _ night. t'iflloer Reynolds trolley Saturday night and mag 11p :1
made the arrest. lie furnished a $21? inrc. nltllol 1111 Frank liel’iorno had
bond, 1111111 (11.111111 all! 1111 heard on already rung the stop bell 'i‘ravla
M the Head of the
CIGAR
Procession
Roger Ludlow
Twin City
Nugget
Little Gem
ALL DEALERS
1.111111111111111 11111,
Steamship
u
To All Parts of the World.
Rates and Reservations on
Application.
iiEAL ESTATE: AND INEURANCE
8011111 Namath
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
“might Propellers 111111111 Pier 21!.
11111111 111111111. New York (loot at Dover
111111111) every day taxman 1111111111111) 111
it 11 1o. Frown. mired 1111. 1111111111111.
1111 to 4 p 111 111111 31111111 21111111111111 up
to $111111 11. n1
Namath 811111th (311111111111;
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MIC".
1 Railroad Ave.
o c. ammo. ‘
1
i
11111.11 approached by the conductor. for
the tire cents he had rung 1111 on the
register, but he replied to the request
with 11 punch for Del‘ierne and a kick
which incapacitated the trolieyman
tor 11 low 11101111111111. Judge Keogh
continued the 11.1.1111. of (”liver .loltn
’i‘oothill's prisoner until Saturday
morning. Attorney Joseph .1. Lin»
writer is to represent Travis.
~ llurris ti- (”ions (‘11. are discllorain."
a boat load of anthracite «oat.
“1h
' m
Why Not Use
Gas
Tickets
‘
LIGHT?
l'lho piping can be concralcl
.l. M. Layton 81 Co.,lnc.1
l
l
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
1 Best Workmanship
PromptAtlention
[iron 11 Portal and our item..-
1ennilivo will rail and
give estimate
United Electric
'Light &Water (-211
.1 .. .1...» u .1. ...... Add...
1, - “yawn”.
(hound Agent. i WW
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GEO F PENTECOST, JR
FELLOW 11.111311111111111 ”Diff? DP 1.1111111111111111 AHDHWEC‘H
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