. tribute of tho moon
‘ . ,. otter hex hao hour
'I ltd» ’th'nor'c
,. publication on
should ho sign-
Rh ovldonoo of
Miss Ellis Blydenhurgli, the genial
young lady who presides at Hefner’s
We stand, is enjoying her vacation.
The regular arid-week prayer meet-
ing this eyening at the East Avenue
Methodist dhnréh’ will be fed by the
pastor. All are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Decker
have none to the mountains for a sev-
eral weeks stay. for the benefit of
Mr Becker's health
...—......J.
There will be no prayer meeting this
evening at the. Advent Christian
Church, on accouotlr‘of the repairs be
tax made ‘to the edifice.
. “9"?”
Souvenir postals have been received
from "Book" Day and "Dick" Irwin.
who write that they ‘put in Tuesday
afternoon at Thimble Islands‘onIao
. count of the storm. but expected to
reach New London last night
Alonso Wheeler is having an addi
tion made to his home on Rowan
street. This will allow for two midi-4
tlonal rooms and the flat roof will be
converted into a gabled roof. The work
loin the hands of Waldrou 8r. Riordan
Captain Ducross. who conducts the
fish and sea food market at the cast
e ad of the Washington street bridge.
reports that custom at his market has
rapidly increased in the past few
manths. lie is an advertiser to the
Sentinel.
Charles. the flveyear old son of ex
Captain Ingcrsoll of the Salvation
Army, was taken ill yesterday and af-
ter a physician had been summoned it
was ascertained that the lad was sat-
fering' from scarlet fever. The inner-
soll home in East avenue will probably
be quarantined today.
Miss Eva Bowen has a class of fit
teen bright girls at the East Avenue
Methodist Sunday sclrooi and yester-
day gave them, or at least fourteen of
them a delightful outing at. (‘nli‘ l’rrs
tore beach. The party went down in
the morning and returned about dusk.
They. took shelter while at the beach
under a tent, Want in bathing and on
loved a an... dinner.
Watch this Space
for
Tomorrow.
Robert Smith
Phono 281A. Rowoyton. coon.
Rownlfiron.
Agents for Tho Ironing Iontlnol In
Romy! , oro I'rodoriolt Lockwood,
way and charm Potty.
11mm «in to any of tho obovo will
resolve : prompt ottontion.
improvements are luring
c Rowaytou Methodist
Church. An addition is being put on
the north side of the building the irr-
“odor of the church is being refurbish-
11d and it SWO will be erected: John
.8 “N“ the mason work
has the contract for
a the 3.111.111 of
11.1111 our-11 m 1111.
pious In front
INowo Mount,
‘ on.“
' ' it at. Monte
. . Marni"!!! It“
1; Siouoon and
to «111,111 on?
oooivo mum at.
;j W . .
Donnell“ taken a position
l‘ltiih. the carpenter.
#flfldkflflflq
1 in this place.
' has been confined in Dorian for seve-
thcn in Norwalk in a few days. where
‘ it is said he belongs.
Mmotility ill aidingolom .
D! 0W“! ’ ‘
or DWI)“;
“Miss Barbara wood has passed a
satisfactory examination at
smith (loll-age, where sirewxpccts to
attend In the full.
Mrs. Charles Belts and Miss isnbel
Donner Wood. who is hoarding at W
8. Bradley. for the summer. II -
wan—bwfiufl
Bennie St. John returned today to
'l‘urrytown to resume his duties with
the MaxweliIBrisco Motor Company.
after a short vocation stay at his home
W
Lee Bugenot. the Frenchman. who
ral days. It is thought from a mild
form or insanity, will probably be to-
A good sired sum of money for the
Volunteers of American is now at
hand at Allen's drug store. The peo-
ple of Daricn are much interested in
the philanthropic work being done
here and- are contributing generous-
ly. ,
Dominick Carvi, the italian from No-
roton. who was accused of shooting
into a window at Noroton on the tilt
of July, was discharged by Judge Wil-
nrott. Enough evidence for conviction
could not be obtained against the lad
and he laid the blame for the shooting
on another lad.
Judge John F.1iayos is expericnc
lug great dliliculiy in getting work-
men, on his summer place. where ex
tensivo improvements are going to be
made in the way of a wing on the
north side and a ten foot piazza on
three sides with sixteen foot round
(orner on the South side. This will
he one of the most beautiful places
in Dalian when completed
A11 interesting and lively game of
ball is promised for Saturday on the
llrndy grounds when the Durham; will
cross sticks with a terror from the plat-
ing room of the Yale and 'l‘ownc lock
shop. Ferguson and Moore will be in
the points for the Daricns and it is ex-
pccted that McCormick and Vaughn,
Princeton cracker'latks. will be on
hand to cover first and short stop.
A Frenchman culled Louis who lives
in Norwalk and Is known in towns
hcrcnbouts 11s a chair rucndcr, was put
in the llaricn lockup. yesterday after.
noon. because he was thought to be
crazy. It turned out that he merely
lrad a fine old attack of delirium Ire
menu 1ch was better tilts morning.
and will he sent to Nrrrwnlk for the
authorities there to take cure of him
if he needs it
The matter of the new library is
being agitated among thtI townspeople
again and it is said that schI'al part-
ies interested are planning to have
it brought 11p a third time at the next
town meeting. The advocates of a
new library here think that it. is It
shame that Duricn will refuse Mr
Carnegio' a generous offer coupled with
the offers of J. D. Crlmrnins and Dr
Norton. The townspeople, or rrt least
spend many of the taxpayers. claim
that they do not want to have any ad
diiionui burden to pay They claim
that the iowrr uow pays $200 for lily
rar'y purposes and if Mr. (‘rrrucgie’s
gift were nc1 opted it would have to
pay $300 more. if the matter is
brought up' at the next town meeting
it will probably be decided then once
and for all
WESTON.
...gfi.
Miss Olivc Hubbard has returned
from 11 visitln ltowaytou.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nash, are ontor-
tainlng their niece frorn Bridgeport.
.——~—
A. C. Bradley antlmcn are lrnrvcr-rtI
111g l)r. lI‘rcdcrtrk Sturgcs hay crop.
—————-———n.—~ .
Mrh. A. Brewer (llllmrt, entertained
relatives from Branchvllib on Tues-
day.‘
Mr and Mrs. Joel Godfrey are on
Ierinlurrrg bliss Etta Kent. of Brook-
lyu.
Miss Annio Fitch was the guest on
Tuesday 11f Mrs. William B.H Hurlbutt.
of Cannon
Miss Sara Donnelly has been ill this
work with Ir bud attack of neursliga
in her head.
Mics John Fitch. I
Mrs. John H Stommel still con-
ilrrrn-s seriously ill, with Dr. William
Alice in attendance.
‘u—n—u-mn‘.‘
have returned from a visit with relu-
tiveu in South Norwalk.
York on Tuesday
oral days with ll 11
Miss Lillie Goodrich
family here.
iifr. and Mrs. Eocene Conklin.
a1 Broodview Farm on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hederhlirl. a
Brooklyn. one o
a”. the Alice parama- residence.
‘ "r'o MN!“0T"
r
Cummings spent Sunday with Wire 4
Miss Jltltliutl‘b Bradley and sister. of
1611111011 Wcro guests on Tuesday of
Mrs Iiidltlr Clark and son. William,
Michael Donnelly returned to New
after spending new
is spending
several days In Bother 1111 the guest of
A number of New York friends
were entertained by the Finch family
pending a few weeks
hrowsirer storm. to
audio not bod by serious lllnofl;
{ F; “to oil-11M hit or. mutt-111 will
. "l
p N ' utopia:
chili, t 11 1111111161111 to be duvet
the building of horse sheds forth
“mm... ~.
hallo 111.111.: ism cairn-11111.
antiserum ; arson 1‘11
ilurlbatt street.
coma .1111 ”Willie ,
Grant Odell. ultra;i yr 1111 hrs tha- .
cry went to Rod iii?" "gull; Tuesday are
nine to 91.11.191.11?” concert given
in the Congregational church.
Willa-un-
CANNON.
A very pleasant surprise was given
to 1111‘. and Mrs A‘ IA Hubbard on the
twentieth anniversary or their mar- ;
rings on Friday averting last. The
guests assembled at ’the "permeate I
while the inmates were out at ten.
and had the house all decorated and
the tables all spread with delicious
viands. Guests were present from
Westport. Rowayton and Brooklyn.
Kind letters of congratulation were ‘
numerous from preachers in adjoining
towns. A purse of money was pre-
sentedthe pastor and wife by Lewis
it. Hurlbutt in behalf of the friends
In Macaroon. of Bellini. 111.111... 11...... on i
N "3““ . 11:3
ddineu.
all .1.
null notion ‘ 'I
' ' our». Joana . .
Heartburn. suuicncy‘.‘ ..
dice. Kahlil. Itc- '
and his. 1.41.1. .1111 cord spirit.) ‘
hammock.‘
9.!“ mm
”12:16 a he's. or lay mil. \
DR. J. H. MINNK Q SON.
Poirot-11111111. Po. '.
1.1..
present. Choice gifts of linen, silver
and china were presented to the fam-
ily.'Rofroshri1ents here served at a
late hour. ‘
I‘Shopp” Hit The High Spots
In linden I
(Continued From First Page.)
it Is alleged. Constable Ottomer fired
several shots and one of them, it is
claimed by Walker, lodged I11 the roar
guard. Ottomer- claims. however, that
the shots fired were only blank cart-
ridges. ,
Juror Nathan Dauchy brought for
ward as witnesses yesterday besides
Ottolnor. William Stafford, Fred Sch
racder. William B. Bates. John A
Finch and Walter Stevens, all of Dar-
iorr, who were in some way connected
with the affair. Their evidence was to
.thc effect that Walker was exceeding
the speed limit on the day in question.
Oitcrmcr maintained that the defen-
dcnt made a quarter of a mile. accord-
ing to time taken by tho liar-ion of-
ficials, in 26 seconds. The limit. ec-
cordlng to «law for this distance Is in
scronds. it was upon this question of
time that so much dliiicuity was ex.
porlcnccd and several times Ottorucr.
in his testimony become confused. Clo-
nrent A. Fuller, from the law" i‘lrnr of
Fossenden d‘r. Curtorfistarnford. appear-
ed for Walker. it is said that he is
dotcrrulhed to fight the case out. and
feels confident that he can prove at
Bridgeport that his client did not ok-
cccd the speed llnrili. .
Leo Dietrichstlen, the owner of the
auto. who was present at the trial
told a Sentinel reporter yesterday that
0an of the ladies in the party. Mrs
William Slaitcry wife of 11 New York
broker is in 11. hospital suffering from
gfrvous strain as a result of the iron-
0. .
eraser Mommas ISSUE.
Dloouglod by Democratic State Con
tral Committee at Ssvln Rock.
NEW HAVEN. July i2.-'l‘hc Demo
cruilc State Central Committee held a
meeting utSavIn Rock-today rrt the
conclusion of the conference of tho
s11bL1Iolnruittcc appointed in Waterbury
last April, on the proposed measure
providing for direct primaries. This
measure was submitted to the state
cormnlttcc by ll1~nry l). llisscll. of
West llnrlford. and tinI sub-corruultlvc
is coluposud of 111111 member from each
county. 'l‘lltI matter of direct primar-
inrr was gone over at length by the
sub-committee.
STATE POLICE CALLED IN.
Will Bond Every” Energy In Trying to
Capture Murderor of Fill-1 Pcdlor.
MIDDLETOWN. July 12.—-Chicf
Egan of the state police came to this
city today to consult with Chief hi1
glls regarding the murder of George
day in his home in the Long Hill dis-
trict. Chief Egan said that the state
police force today began work on the
case and followed up several clues
which they thought would lead to the
capture of Henry G. Bailey. of llurn
hum, who is suspected of being Impli-
noted in the murder. No. truce“ of
Goodale'h 'teamehIoh holly drown
away In from the murdered man's
house last Friday. has been found and
in an attempt to locate it Stats At-
torney Frank 1). Hollies today instruct
ed Special Constable Clark to extend
all his energies in a hunt for it.
EVEN MINT FAILED.
(Kansas City Journal).
An alcohol ex art was before the
Senate Finance .ommittreh telling the
Senators about the advantages of tho
donnturlsed alcohol. which some of tho
statesmen think is to revolutionize the
light. heat and power problems. "This
alcohol. " said the expert: "cannot be
used for dr tax purposes or as the
basis for all 11111111 whatsoever. It will
be donut dl‘lfld' and unlit for human
conaum " "Csnt‘ you drink it at
oil?” as Oil Senator Denial of Virginia.
“No. air? it in debt to drink. ” “Isn't
there any way you can fix it to drink?"
"No wiry at all. Senator. " "Not even if
you put a little taint In It?" persisted
the Virginian.
"Tom's a to oil" ‘
hi "Why, Margoryl i thought. you lilflldm
ml"
“Well we were .1111... on the sofa
loot night. and be t 11111 that I
couldn't whistle. And turned to him
111113 puckered up my lips to start.
an “J!
“19W it?"
"Well. he let me whistle"’-I-Olevo-l
land tn'odor.
f
our com until they admit that their
anger children when they odrnit it.“
‘ 'Atchison Globe.
Electrification of New York Division
day. publrshos the following Intercab
log information concerning the electri-
fication of the suburban lines of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
llailiIzoati
who are building for the New York.
New iiavch and Hartford Railroad the
new porvor at: iliou r1t Cos Cob for that
company's suburban electric service.
report that the structures are nearly
1"(Iudy for the first installation of 11111
chincry which in being pushed at the
burg The first generator is already in
tl11I testing department.
installation will have a capacity of 13.
000 horsepower. consisting of West-
lrlghouse-Parsons steam turbines. and
Plans to Record Hio Iinprooolono of
John D. Rockefeller has returned to
Conrplcgnc after 11 motor trip through
several
meats
cognito and thoroughly enjoy ed the ex-
ile mingled with the peas- ,
rrutry asking farmers about the con-
.iitiou of their amps and speaking an
oncmrruging word to stumblers
parlance.
splendid health.
Norton. forty years of age. a Russian
Gooduio. whose body was found Mou- .
Children cannot in: claims to having ‘ "
rents know imi- ond they ore no I
Iii
BEFORE NEPTEMIER ‘l.
. _————
Pooclbi‘ In Few Weeks.
The Railroad Gazette of last Satur- “I
"Westinghouse, Church. Kerr it Go.
WrntiurrhouisrI Works in Dust Pitts
The initial
Westinghouse single phase generators.
The statement comes to us from the
manufacturers: “it is now within the
range of possibility that the first sin.
glc phase electric train will run on the
New Haven. New llaven and Hartford
Railroad between New York and Stain;
.‘ord before the summer is over. “
u~.¢_.
ROCKEFELLER To WRITE BOOK.
Franco—Studying the Parks.
COMl’lEGNE. Franco. July 12»
of the neighboring depart.
Mr. Rockefeller traveled in
Mr. Rockefeller 'seems to be in
lieIhas cxlrressed an
intention to record his imprchions of
France. in hookIform. He has made
some close 1.1br-rervrlilonu of the. parks
of Conrpicgno with a view of the im-
proxomont of some of his estates in
America.
Mrs Strong. Mrs Rockefellcr's
daughter. is gaining in health She is
now traveling in acrimony but will re-
turu here before her father depalmts
POLAK is sensnoao.
Slashed Himself With .1 aha.- ....1
Then Let Train Run Over Him.
lIiltllliiltl‘OR'l‘, July l2.—-—Mlcllnol
‘
Pole. was beheaded ly the Berkshire
local on the New Y k. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad line in a. tunnel
at South Avenue. this city. The case
In believed to be one of suktldo. A
blood-stained razor was found in Nor-
ton's room 11 few hundred yards away
from the scene of the fatality. it Is
believed he first tried‘iiuiclde by the
razor and falling, went Into the tan-
Incl and laid down on the track.
DHEDGI IURNKD.
hu—uh— .
to helps the Floor».
lIIDCK iSMND R. 1.. July 12»-
'|‘l1o dredge Columbia, owned by P. M.
Colo, of Fall River, Mass, was desI
troyed by fire t Wont Harbor during
last night. you man on
had much riltllculty in escaping in the
yard boot. One. George Doherty. was
badly burned. 'l‘he dredge was valued
at about $75 000 and it II understood
she was not insured. It Is not known
‘how the fire originated ‘
WP
OLD IGRIII DIE...
..‘flu—nm-
Succumbs to Heart Dino-o.
SAN JOSE California. July 12-
William Wooster; cm or Itbo' bolt.
known newspaper men on the Pact.
‘Ilc coast. drum dead last 11111111. of
heart discuss his Grove.
formerly editorial writer for the 81111
Francisco Bulletin. At the time of his
duty editor of tho 81in Jose Mercury-
'ilornid. He was 70 years of no. .
ufiauflmflfihfihmu
census menu-chomp.
tunnlib
vol-III lifornlo. .
. spasm ,dpli . July 11.-Imam-
I1111; to honor the 111 emery of Jon chow
hhip at electrical Wearing.“
a: locum. 111111111111 amon-
Eievon Men of Crow Hovo Hard Tim I
d a Inigo. Grape-Nuts 25o
Nditor of ProInlnont Western Paper 7
He was.
death he occupiod the position of Euro ,
Mockoys Moko «homo em to 11.11. .
Monkey. Jr. 1111. brother. diuretics H. I '
his or her have donated
311111.000 to on 11111111111. of Guillermo
for tho establishnr t or o more.»
on to the most 11.1.1...
flame. 1...... only
be had by
using
.1 1‘.
. .1
:10
W. . H
‘ i ‘I1
has Rang
Minna-.1 connected
IRE;
1.21
0111111 Railwagri
Lightingturrrparru
Painters’ Supplies.
. Crockcrli.
Glassware
House- furnishiaa
Goods.
. Window Shades.
Picture frames and‘Window
Shades Madczto Order.
Paintincand
Decorating.
L. 11. practice,
If Woohlngton “not.
Tol. con.
251: Stilts.
Tho Vory loot lipin Onomory
Iuttir. porlh. ................ silo
2 Fires. Croam Wheat .......... Rho
4 Guns coml ...
2 3m Parolm
11’4in
25o
oloooooslooooooo
5} ‘hr 1
full
I
A ”In
‘ on
EVERY new
8‘1‘0 METER?“ USED.
WAR.
'l’itrfldg‘ihdfl' flit
broken choir holoro ho attempts lost
Mic
k
the phantom storm picks out a ‘
.unuhmfifiefiwumwuuunmfy
“Shaman"...
Weakllsh
‘Porglco .. so 1‘
Steak God ... 101:
Bad Food 'ul. reasonable prices . r. ,
1.... "our.“ '11. hi on 5W
. not“ In
William EMeekcrI‘“
Corrector arid I’Irrrnbor.
honest Work and Maple Ex- "
i
South Netwolk.
I flip. Pom 2611‘
'v run. can 111 credit
.AII-oojhoo-oloool 1&0
Set
oooo-uoooroooorooorop-u
0
Round Clams and all other kinds of
schemata...
Jn'
canal
SIEAN HEATING.
circuits. honest. and
11911111 11......1...
Hove
how. dol Mfr can
no to hero but and cold to
in your 11111-1111 Juli
m We .,
room? 11. presence would
on ovor I
lNiacin Lilli
III
twidorreonffcormrt; .‘
sacrum a‘ cor...
......rI... a... on a:
t .
parlance.
later St. South flotsam
ADDRESS roar OFFICE cox 517.
A Jack of .1 Trades
Io not 1.11.1 the popplo wont whoa "“N
ulro good workmanship. My wor
“Non.“ right and whonl say A job
lo done. in dono.
IJ'I'I-IR I. IRNIDIO‘I'.
PIurnhIn , Tinnln and Atom Fitting.
| not...» it 1.311.... .Norwo III.
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
Ho'i' WAT“.
AND , warm
ens :11"th yo. I
Tin. Shoot Iron. Cooper
on! Zill- l are
moor. 11.1.. coo-I.
.‘I'Aloplliloo W.“ .
1W
medulla a. ”washer.
‘ AGENCIES.
ALL INIURANOE. REAL' IOTATI.
MORTGAGES. NOTARV PRO-
IATI IONDB. PDATINTI §
SE60 DRE
I SOUTH MAIN DaTRII‘f.
Toi. Coll. ‘08..
MW.
DAVID W. RAYMOND. .
Funeral Directed
and Emhlhner. .
is North Main or. south Ionian
Ruldonoo. 0 Washington m
Tolophono It house. 1m
We considerhhls. spa-fl
son’s line Illebest
we ever 1111.
E. Moduli,
award: .
II'ILIPNONI-II-
to visor or. I. nonwstk.
1 o1 ’1 “1;... I . .
.1
Nov hotter.
house, 31. 00 per case (24 bottles.)I LII
quota at lowest prices. ,n'l‘el 151-13.
Corner Monroe .1111 Chestnut Itrooto.
.Iooopn Discos, Hop.
17 WALli-DTREET.
W
J. M. 13371101186
nuts sour: AND mountain
5 Railroad Avo. ‘
Ropmontin'u oomo
HOTEL VIC'FO
..Our mm. o opeclol foothro. ,
and Electric Light! ”"0me
cry room hosted.
dlt Co's oolohratod Winn, Liquors
cigars olwoyo on hand.
'1'. 1|. SULLIVAN,ProprMoh1
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery firm’s lager beer.
We deliver it in our .
Central Hotel,
South Namath. Darin. ,
PLUMBING AND emu.
HEA li
HOT WATER HEAT‘JNG. I
HOT AIR HEATING. ‘
. STOVES AND HANG“ ‘
OLATI AND TIN ROOM!“
on and 8mm runny.
In Fixtures, Metal Coill I“:
RICHMOND RANGES!
Have you seen our otoe
Iran JONES a nomm‘
COMPANY lienwaitki
1~
fl:
1
INCORPORATED.
Successor to Y m
UAOOI M. LAYTON.. “”1""
it?” "
Aesncv , . , . .
ooun. nouns. 1»
4‘- v a? ‘ '
M moo! reliable Iowan. lg
illnloo In tho anoint-o.
1115 11011 WELL means“
in... Israel”...
DNI MINUTE FROM
EUROPEAN P,
RATES REASONAIL‘.
”poly stocked Cafe In oonnoot
A full lino of Aokor, 1111-11111 ‘1
Tolophono coil. son—4
firearms 11.1.1
Both nut-u taunt by» the Bone
. JthLO’
Bill; lliililii
TMNIAO‘I’I A :INIRAL' IANN
"ll...
.M
. John it this
in... M ‘houo Coil {7.83
gm NORWALK
...-.-
.4 ."l'i
m Count! to 0111111.
Baillie and fishing.
.
Quill” .
scorn 'uonmut. 1.6.1.1“.
.o l
o hoodlum.
ornlorm '4‘!
no
Julolrh. N 11 Axial.
ENIDH
WILF
Norwalk Chronicler