F"
iohn F ' am" up“ our ,Govsrn-
"IBM PM" My .,iflii-—Bus.
i’dipi‘lt. he. will be promoted
new position of Stamper. The
"of the South Norwalk omcc
roused to-such an extent that.
it became necessary to ask that the
claricatfo‘mo‘ be increased. Word has
not yet been received regarding the
appointments! an additional carrier
which has been asked for.
tunes timeouts
* ‘ BETLO§TIN canwos
Bonded Irnlioy at Sleeple-
chiiss andlhoiighl‘lhoy Were
Going to filmy—Arrived In
Norwsl‘k ' tater
There were three sad cycd little
girls last evening upon the arrival of
the members of the South Norwalk
Congregational Sunday School from
Steeplechase Island, Bridgeport. where
tho‘annual picnic of the school had
bean held' during the day.
The oldest of the trio of young mis-
ses. was only ten year or age, and it
was not unusual. therefore. that they
had boarded: the. cars bound for South
Norwalk, by mistake. They aromem-
bars of an Ansonla Sunday school
which picniccd at the Island yesterday
and in some manner had lost them-
selves in the chukka. .. .,
Th'eyiiinailyiroaliaed that they had
not roacheditlisir ohm home. whcu the
other passengers of the car nllgbtod
at South Norwsik and took Conductor
, C g has Gallery iptp their confidence.
‘ t_ I’fiihlin their names d where,
they ived.; Mr. Caffory opt them
aboard his car on the return trip to
the Wall street car burn. soil at. tho
latter place informed Superintendent
Evorott F. Kyle of tho prodlcunicni
his young passongoi's Wore in. Tim
children proved to bo daughters of
G. W. Garritt. of Ansoula. who natural.
Iy was overjoyed when informed by
telophono that they were safc.
Conductor Cattery accompanied
them in Bridgeport and other irollcy
officials turned the children over to
the father at Derby.
T Bill
‘ [X‘Pllilil]
. .lllMflHHllW
Twenty Entries in Power Boat
Race of Norwalk Yacht Club
and Souls of Thom Are“ilark
Horses" —- Much Interest
Among Yachtsmon
O
l . ii,
The power boat ratio to be hold at
3 p. in. sharp. tomorrow afternoon at
tho Norwaik Yacht Club, promiscs to
be the most interesting one of the
series. and the entries at. present num-
ber twenty. which is far in advance
of any other races held thus far this
season. -.
Home of the boats the not taken
part in tho. previous races, so boul
owners must look to their iuiircls.
Thurs will be an oiiicial of tho its.
units Mullins truths Yacht Club
this " anilrlny boat owner
handicapping. up to 7
MM“, ‘Wiil ‘n.
in. Gotham.
, it [til Bangor.
it!“
‘7 at} Co .
candy. in
W to or.
I ohn‘inss.
"" lSouili Nor'vitlk Officer
.. {Thu South Norwslk
its Sci-cud Class Mailer.
18.53; iiii‘rnrsvssnotilén.
(Will) Kitten urn BETRAYER
58in She Is Not Sorry Sits
f Killed Him—Had Been
AWi‘ongsd by “Holy Roller"
Prophet
‘ sEAT'i‘LE, \\'ill~illllli',lilll. July 13.“
miller Milt-hull who rim! and killed
her broibcr. tit-orig“ Mili‘ili'“, In the
““1011 Station. yi-sicrdur made with
"G a stutcnn-ul last night in which
she doserlbm tlu- numb-r as dollhoru-
tel-V Dialinoil. (ii-orgo Miii'lii'” lilid ro-
cenily boon ucquntcd of tho murder of
ler Prophet," on tho pica of insanity.
He claimed Iiiul (tn-ubdd bud wroug-
Ed his sisicr. lfsllii-i; who Willi ii “Holy
Roller." Ember iiilt'r planned her
brother's tlt‘illll. In but statement sho
salt]:
“Mrs. (lrullh-ld and l mlhud over lilo
matter of killing iii'lll‘lll'. The one
emit ovdr tho course for
lit lliiil tho bust chain-u was to do it.
Crcillcld bought lbc gun. We
,- bowl-mun about -i o'clock this
afternooi ‘ in I thought I would have
a bollcr about!!! than lirs. (lrofflicld
as my brother WWI in sec me. and
bclicvcd that ho wo id think nothing
about by going to tho tiopot. 'l‘licn Mrs.
Crcflioiil gave me tho gun and l was to
do it. Wc agrccd that it must be dono
as upon as possiblo. Mybrothsr Fred
was up to my “room today and said
that. Perry and Conrad were going to‘
Portland this owning. I wont to tho
depot and saw i‘crry got his ticket. At
last I saw Goorgc and I shook hands
with him. He. and Perry were walking
in front: and Food and I were walking
behind. I was walking to the door
and George was In front of me. That
was the chance I wanted and I shot
him. My brother Fred grabbed mo
and I sat down on his lap anti put my
arms about. his neck. I sat there and
the officer camo. I Intended to follow
him to Portland if I did not get. a
chance at him. I am not sorry I did
the shooting. I am glad of it."
latter Mrs. (ircfllcld, widow of the
“prophet." was arrested as an accom'
plicc. Shc frankly udmittcd that she
entered Into a compact to slay Mit-
chell.
A boon to children in the heat of
Summcr. Willlanis' [loot Ilccr is cool.
lag and invigorating.
MAW
iiilliiiiiil
Panic on Brighton Beach Trol-
ley by Bursting oi Pipe Used
to Refrigerate~ a Fislhush
Brewery Annex
NEW YORK, July 13.~~Ily the burst-
ing of an ammonia pipe which was
struck by a trolley polo of a. llrlghtou
llcach train passing undcr tho foot
bridge count-cling the Consumers‘
iircwcry with tho. Cousuiiiors’ Hotel,
in lI‘lutbusli, early today. the lives of
200 pnsscugcrs were imporiiled. and
when Hiil'l‘l'ill were prostratcd by tho
fumcs a panic i‘ollowod. ily good for»
tuno contact with the liquid itsolf was
avoided by tho inch iind wumcn, who
ran whou tlicy smcllcd tho constantly
growing odor. Tho motormnn. .iuibcs
Mi-(lurtlnnd. was unconscious for hull
an hour through inhaling tho fiiincs.
anti thc ciiizlnci-r of tho brewery. l’niil
Kirschkc. was overcome when he tried
to stop the flow,
Count-cling lhc two buildings about.
flfii-i-n for-l off the ground tlu-rc Is a
foot brlduc. along tlic bottom of which
runs a Mary pipo hand for i‘orcinc
uimuoniu through to tho hotol by the
cold slurugc piiint in tho browory,
Them in full prcssurc kcpt on this
pipu at this limo of the your, and
wlicu tho trolioy polo of tho first of u
live-car train slipped off its wlrn and
struck lhc clay plpc, it broke and a
heavy slroum sunbcd forth.
As the ll‘llilt'y was off the wire. the
cars camc in ii stop in tho darkness.
ii‘irst, unablu to undcrstnnd tlic cause
of tho dcluy. tho pnuscnucrs. smelling
the powerful litmus, loapcd from that:
souls, and. covcrlng thoir fiwos on bus:
they could. Junipcd from tho platforms
or clambcrud from tho windows in
their flight.
Unable to pull the trolley into place,
Mcilarllund nrmod liimsnlf with r
lamp and found that tho pain was lodg-
cd in the brook of tho plpu. Klrsclikc
was shut for and whllo ho was work
ing on the look McCartlaud toppliod
over, to be followed by the engineer.
Physicians attondod several women
who were suffering from hysteria. -
mllarxo Pinon. $1.25 don. at Josoloff's
WAIFB so BAILlNO.
'county Home Chllorsa Enjoy Attor-
noon in Harry aism Haunt
Ion-is Launch.
For three hours yesterday afternoon
Westport avenue County Home solo »
so a sail in Harry Rider's trim can a
launch Mollie. Tho children. who
were in char 0 of the matron of the
horns. Misti
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Fill-HZ Edmund (lrchlcld. a "lioiy Rol- .
ll‘illlll FIJMEh
about it) of the little walls of the a
'rtha Bouillon. were,
naturally very much delightsd. as the
afternoon was a very fins one and tho
silliwator almost. as smooth as a mill »
scorn notorious
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Believe in Street Conduits and
Pass Resolutions Against
High Insurance Rates—ll.
Milton Coburn Ro-elocled
Secretary
The Mayor's Association of Connoc.
tlcut‘ at its annual mooting in Now Ha-
ven yesterday, cousidcrod favorably
a resolution which has boon. adoptod
by tho city council of Stamford. recom-
mending that a Joint action bo tskon
by the cities In tho movement: to so
ouro legislation to compel the tologru-
ph and tclophtmo companies to put
wircs into underground conduits.
Mayors Stiidlcy. of Now liaven, and
Cummings. of Stamford, wcro appoint-
cd to draw up a rosolui ion. to be scat
to tho liudorwriicr‘s Association ask-
ing for n rcdui-lioii in ruins for tho
insurance. (topics of tho rcsolnilona
w-lll bo put forward to each member
of tho association.
Mayor Sludlcy favors the establish-
maul of a sinking fund to pay all los-
scs and support a flrc dopnrtiucni anti
has asked the fire commissioners of
Now March to appoint a committee
to confer with oanyor Hendrick on
this matter.
Tho Mayor's Association was but
thinly represented. ibcinc impossi-
ble for many of them to get away. Am-
ong those present were cit-Mayor
Hugh Starling of Bridgcporl, Mayor
J. R. Booth, Daubury. Mayor Alton
F‘nrrcll Ausonla. Mayor Rcynolds.
Bridgeport, and Daniel Dunn, Willi'
muuiic.
Ex~Mayor Samuel ilussctt. of New
Britain acted as chairman of tlic moot
inn. which was bold in the uldcrmunlc
chamber and w foIIchd by a trol’
Icy trip to tho s its for a dinner.
()fllccrs werc clcctod cs follows:
l‘rcsidiuit Iiugh Sterling. of ilridgc-
port.
Vlvcl’resldent, M. Wilson Dart, of
Now. London.
Secretary and 'I‘rcnsurcr J. Milton
Coburn. of South Ncrwnllt.
blitcculivo Coinmlitcc, Mayor Stud-
lcy. of Now llavmi; ilsyuolds. of
Bridgeport, and hump of \Vlllliuantic.
Willlmuutlc.
CHOIR BOYS TO CAMP.
St. Paul's Singers Will Enjoy Lilo at
Little L'Hammo‘ck.
'I‘lw boys of St. Paul's vcstcd chair
will go into camp for it wr-ck or ten
‘days at A. E. Austin‘s Cllliilgi‘. at
diliniunnu‘k Island on Monday. August
”bib. «
'l‘o ralso funds to assist in icl’ruy-
int: lhc cost. an cnlcrtalumcut will no
ulvcu in iAleWOlXi'S Hall, on chncs-
day (-rculng. August lsi.
Much of the music to bo ri-ndcrcd
on that occasion has boon cinnposcd
Iliy E. \l’lioaiou Reid, now din-ctur of
tho choir.
lHliMiii
Will it
ill iiflil
Celebrate Winning Prize in
State Sangsrisst -—F ins Pro-
gram Rendered by Popular
Society Last Night
.._—.
Thorn was plenty of fun and good
clicor. lntsrsporscd with singing at tho
mention of tho Arimi Singing Society
inst ovoning. It. was not a rnmilur
mootiug olthor, for tho momborn. null-
log with about forty visitors with good
clcur throats, front ibc lli‘iditcpuri Sir
cloty. worn coiobrnting thc winning at
the prize clock that tho local sncioty
brought with thciu from tho rcccul
Watorbury‘ Bannorfcst. The clock.
which has alroudy started on its 400
day cursor. with just our. winding. was
there too and tickod incrrlly off the
minutes iind hours as the fun wont
on. ' .
Thorn wash spoclaliy arranged pro.
gram of singing in which lbo visitors
lioarlily inland. and than ihu local so-
ciety rogalcd till-Ir frlcuds with ro-
froshmonts. This program. arranged
especially for the occasion by one of
tbs Ariana. is a Work of art. It is
done entirely in ink. the work of tar-
nest Schilling. and represents on the
cover the godliness of music with her
harp. while the inside of the back page
in given our to a vary clever rapt-s.
mutation of 0er 'fldiallb,‘ as ho is din.
in with Governor Roberts. Another
Ar on who could not sleep. is pl lured
'Ji
The
Thu iucciing next your will be in .
‘ ‘0"!‘fi‘d‘ ‘
night: light may
Mi
o .a.
. . .M'rwoouurs.
manna:
’ ~ .
Tho vaudovlllo'o , roller skating
continues to draw iiirlonumbors each
cvoninu to'Roloh point. The manage-
mcnt now . stats tlintfroilor‘ skating
will be bold cvcry aficrnimn and Mou-
day, Tuesday and [Friday ovonings.
with dancing Wedil‘osday. Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Alvaudoliilu
performance willibo held at the hotel
at 8:30 and 8:30 such day. with it
change of program svery‘waok.
Miss Ruth Shopil'il ontortalnod a
party of young bid 5 , and gentlemen
yesterday nftornoo and evening at.
bar home. the Shepard cottage, Bella
island. ._ J ‘
lir. Wali'cr J..Strohmoyor. is in New
York for two woolly sounding to the
dcntal practice of his father. Dr. J. J.
Strobmyor. while the ,lattcr in iiitond~
ing the hlglicr‘ dental conforcnco in
New l-lnvcn. ’ .
Christian Quinn and daughter. Miss.
Lona Quinn, of but it‘ll. were guests
lchccsdoy at Rots . ttago. Bella is:
and. "
Mrs. Lucy Moodor. Mrs. Ella M.
'i‘bonipson. Mrs. Joseph A. Wilson.
Mrs, Martin J. Quiiiu and Miss L. El-
la Mcodcr. of Illinbury are spending a
work at lictsof cottage.
Marsh and Knapp have noarly com.
pictcd tho erection of a new cottago
on the East Bosch.
The. Bulls Island improvement So-
clciy has launched a now float on the
East iloach. '
Mr. Mallory now has a duo now
flout out in front of his cottage at the
north end of thclsland.
a
INSTRUCTED TROLLEYMEN.
F. W. Johnson. of Bridgeport, claim
agent of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company. came to Norwtilk.
today and had a little informal talk
with tho mommies and conduc‘ it‘s on
tho subioir of accidents what to do in
the event of their occurrence. and how
to avoid spinal '
Mr. Johnson met the trollcynicn at
the Wall street car diam.
5 P.5lflKES
-———-———~
Dorian Millionaire Salliemsni
worker Condsmus Rich Pau-
perc and Allies Himself With
Fight Against Monopolles
Socialism ycsicrdny formally became
tho political faith of tho youthful ruli-
Iiouulri- .i. G. l'hclps Slokcs. son of
Austin i'bclps Stain-n, of Marion. ills
litituilinll of that crocd was announciul
by tho diving for publication of his
own li-lfci' to tho. liitiiuiclidoiicc 51“!”
guc's Exocufirc f‘oumtittcu. Stokca
was lbc lcanuc‘s candidate for borough
prosldcut last full. William R. Hearst
boadcd tho lillllllflfml il"kcf on which
tbc rich young slu workcr ran.
Stokcs. in his lotior. otlrns from mom-
bcrsliip in tho lunatic and informs tbc
cuunuiltcc he will offer his scrvlcci-
to thrI Socialist party. It was in his
blast Sido tuncmcnt homo that he
wrotc ihc couiinunlcation. 'i‘ho loitor
rims:
"ill‘llilonli‘n~--li is with much appre~
(Couilnuiul on Seventh PM).
W . ..........__.
FOR MEMBERS AND LADIES
Yacht Club to Entortyézhths Americln
Power Boat Association With
Smoker.
'i‘licrc will bu an innovation at tho
Norwalk Yacht Club. Saturday. when
tho club will givo n sniokor for mom-
lu-rs and ludlos. Tho club will untur-
iuin tho Amcrlcan PoWor .lloat Asst»
ciuliou whose members will brlnl
llii-l‘r lady friends.
it should bu burn in mind that this
monitor will he forniouibcrs only. tho
numbcr cxpuctoti, with billion, being
such that tho msmburs will not have
illt‘ customary guest privllcge. Tho
sumliur in schudnlcd to commends at
it o'clock. Bpoldol's orchestra. of
llriditcport. will furnish music. and
tlioro will bu sonic oihor catertainers
from tho sumo piano. 'I‘bo customary
umokur lunch of tho club will ho nerv-
0t.
SAW HAIR RAISING GAMI.
William L. mascot. of Norwaiii. was
among tbonu who witnessed the hair
raising baseball game between New,
York amiable n at American lasagna
Park. New Yor . yesterday afternoon;
and which was won ‘
score dually rustling to 8.
W ,
whom Pines. strains. at Joseiolf's
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Town's tow MATH tut-rd.
I colloid: in a bathtub Wit foot
‘ out. This page also contains
tho . cram of tho theatro- party
which the Arlons attended and on the
last out) is an oaccllent group picture
sh’owln sixteen Arlonii. as they sang
undor-t 0 direction or thsir leader who
stands lathe cantor of the group.
‘ii‘lio visitors from ,Bridso rt return.
ironic, on the midnitht grain.
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uli‘tinsy Pointed lilo cook. it
loll's. a j”? ,' ‘ .
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granny Filipinos, stationin- at dose-
The month so for has not been a
vary active one. with the nationalism
fortunatoly loathe public at large. till
to today. more have boon but mini
deaths within tho town. if this mu
is coatlnnotl‘tliroil‘hoht tho month,
the wash will “narcotics of
. 9.; n.
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State Central Committee Votes
in Favor of Direct Primaries
For Both Political Parties
-—-Col. Osborn to be Tempor-
ary Chairman of Convention
With a repudiation of William Ran-
dolph Hearst, t .« what ho stands for.
the selection of Coloncl Norris (lalplii
Osborn. as presiding ofiicor of tho
democratic state convention and the
approval of tho iioughnn plan for a
can-day primary for both tho republi-
can and democratic. parties. tho dcmo-
erotic hints ccntrai committee did
business at Now Haven, yesterday.
diucd and udlournod.
Tlioro wore 12 nbsontccs when lod-
wlu S. Thomas. the comiulitou secre-
tary. called tho roll at llill’a Home-
stead. Suvin Rock. And among the
abscutccs wore men all had a desire to
(Ct'mtlnucd on Fourth Page.)
SilLAR PLEXUS BLOW
TO HIS SATANID MAJESTY
M
Knights. of the Paste Brush
Woun’l Give Mr. Devil Any
More SpRCB on Their Bill
Boards
CHICAGO, .iuly I:l.~—-'i‘ho National
lllll Postors' Association at its moot
lug hold licro ycslcrdny decided to oil»
Initiate dcviis in all forms from silver.
lining mattor distributed by tho asso-
cintion. The principle reason given for
tho action taken was that such pict‘
arcs "ciigncst evil." ll. (i. Saunders
of Pittsburg. niudo tho only objection.
saying that his interest lay ontlroiy in
his ticsiro to opposo tho sacrifice of
so largo a fund of artistic material
as that niudu nvullublo by pictures of
his Satanic nmjosfy.
INGENIOUB GARDNER.
‘ *
Has Automatic Lawn Mmr. Which
Do» not Have to be Pushed.
An cmpioyco on tho Julia lotikwood
placi- mi Mill Hill has an ingenious
llli‘illiid of mowing the grass on tho
stoop band at can sldc of tho property.
A ropo is attached to the handle of
tho nmwor. tho machine bolng started
down tho bank and doing tho cutting
from the ammonium galucd while so.
in: down tho slccp pitch. When the:
bottom of thc hill is rcachcd tho. work-
iunn draws tho machiuo back to place
again with tho ropc, ’l‘lic operation has
bot-u vicwr-d with intcrcst by quite a
largo iiumbcr of pimplo.
BHASHES §
llilll Plifl
ll lllllill
Hamburg-American Liner flout:
schiand Badly Osmond and
Cannot Proceed on Voyage
to America
DOVER. England. July
Hamburg Auicrlcan bins atoiunor Dons
ischlund. from Hamburg yesterday.
via Iiovcr and Chorlmurg for Now
York. walla loavluu Dover this morn.
inn coilldsd with tho Prison of Whips
pior and twisted licr alum. Tho stonin-
sr immediately anchored off tho admir-
alty pier to invoatiimo the extant of
the datum» rho had miniulnnd. and it
was found to bo on grant that aha was
unablo to procood and must be dockcd
for repairs. .
“THIY'HI 0".”
Horus to Run Put Hosts on apostl-
' way This Afternoon.
Judges of good horas. flash will unth-
sr this alteration at 4 o‘clock on the
Speedway in anticipation of miss
some of tho liveliest brushes of tho
season. Theodore Olson's Captain is
still in' the load. but some of the wins
ones any that thorn are some "dark
horses" that will come out of com
mitt;
ills—Irina |
www.cmM 1....-- —...-w—-—«-—
33‘ intrude .
Buildup: flown Flag PnIa-‘kllisi
fins and Stuns Score of
, Purple
s'r. JOHNS. N. a. July 13.-—~it wasi
learned today that during the severe
electrical storm which swept over this
auction of tho province last night,
l.ndiow Nose. thirty years old. was
watching a dance when a bolt of lightn-
ing run down thei flag pole on the
building, not out all the lights. and
killed None. A score of dancers Worn
stunned.
_-
The Oak Field Club. of Brooklyn,
whom tho Norwalks dofatod last Sat-i
urday by the score of 6 to i. will play
tho Doxturs in Brooklyn, Sunday.
-—NOTlCE.
Last Monday, July the ninth. the
12:30 c‘hr from Westport. due at South
Norwalk at 1 p. to, bad among Its
passengers ii gentleman. who sat on
the front soul. He had with him a
content slung over his shoulder. a
brown leather sslchcl and a package
about 12 by lilinchcs, which contained
a seif~rocording thermomeior. The
bug contained only bills anti papers.
all addressed to this gentleman. Among
the other passengers was a lady and
two small children. This gentleman.
and this lady, as ho afterward lcarnctl.
both wanted tho i p. m. accommoda-
tion train to Now York. it was not
possiblo for them to catch train un-
less assisted by carriage to convey
thorn from the trolley to the station.
As good fortune would have it. as the
car reached the South Norwuik switch
oppositc Kelley's drug store, a gentle-
man with a nice trap, who, upon be.
ing appcaiod to, consented to take
lady. gentleman anti children to sin-
tion, and succeeded in getting them
tbcrc for the train. For this the party
wishes to roturu thanks, but does not
know the name of party who assisted.
But this is not all. The gentleman
from car in tho hurry of transferring
left behind, either on front seat of
trolloy car or on the road between
trolley and carriagc. the leather satch-
cl and package. containing thormomo-
for. lie did not discover this fact
until just as ho was boarding the train
and It was the-n too late to return and
rccuvcr thorn. iio trusted. however.
that the conductor of the trolley car
Would, if the package had been left
on the car, tako them to the lost or.
iiclo macaw that tho packages would
have boon .pi'okcd up by some honest
person ind loft at a store in the vi-
cinity or at tho poiicc station at South
Norwallt. The conductor of the car
acorns to have no knowledge of same.
so did not turn thc articles in and they
were not reiurnod to either police sta-
tion or stores in the vicinity. it is
bopcd that some person who is cogniz:
ant of thcso events will kindly com-
municate with the chief. of police of
South Norwalk. who knows all about
this affair. and is prepared to pay lib-
oral reward for thc return of article's
to him or for information leading to
their return. and thcy can be assured
they will not into no trouble. by giv-
lni: such information.
‘ wwflilfiE'ATA nines
i
u r ~
THUL l w ‘
peaks Words'
ititl‘lsilk by lightning ufnd killed at Wells. Gen. Fl‘fld Gram s
or . twenty “in”! mm 8t. Johns. ‘ . .
Naso. who was a widower and whoso Of Praise M 8013 ..Rafl°wed ‘ .
homo was in Norephis: was in a ball by mm at NiflniIOGOVOMNS
Day so ldoalOniisllhe Camp‘ 5‘
NIANTIC. July 13.-5Adiutant Geno-V ‘\-.
ral Cole was today thrown from his
horse bill, was uuiulurbd.
CAMP COLE, Niauuc,
Governor's Day was an
July
ideal one for
spectators of the ceremony of brigade
review and for .the soldiers as wall.
the sun's boat being tempered by a .
coin soutliWcst breeze lirom the Sound.
The morning trains in m the east and
west were crowded wi5th visitors. and
the New Haven train clams in two sec~ ‘
lions. .‘ ‘ ‘
All the camp was talking of the web
A .»
p
i3.-—- ~ ,
ty compliments paid to the brigade’ by ,
General Grant after yesterday’s re-
view. lic told General Frost that from
iContlnued on Eighth Page.
sl—‘rA—C—
KOCOUR SUSS Iii UTTART.
Deputy Sheriff John‘W. Soiiiisy nus
morning attached property of James
Nuitart In East Norwialk to satisfy a.
claim for $4.000 damages brought by
Gustave E. Kocour ii. hohaftmf his
two your and a half old daughter Vera.
Tho. papers in the suit allege that she
was bitten on .the circuits and. under
the right. cyc by tho dyfeudantfodoirg
Attorney John oKoiyb‘ has been re-
tainud to reprcsent Mr. Kocour.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—«CHEAP. common
centrally located in Norwalk. For par-
ticulars address Collage. care Nor-
wadt oulcc Sentinel. 11.5 :lt
FOR 8ALE-CURVED DASH 7 H.
P. Oldsmobile. Di: 1". B. Baker. 113 (it
FOR SALEv-STAINDING GRASS;
Also pasture to lot. Inquire of E, B.
Gerow, Leroy Ava. Dorian. 31.! 3t
WKNTlFDcm
-WANTED~CIERHI» m- «not:
store. Apply to Joli-dine S.
Noroion, Conn. ' v ‘
l .7
WANTED—BOY TO ’MAKE’ itiM- ‘
self generally useful about store. Ap-
ply Slilison-l’oweli Corp. 311 St
WANTED—GIRLS TO WORK ON
paper boxes; cxperitinne not neces-
sary. Steady work. Apply office Am-
crican Paper Box Manufacturing Co,
(irons and Rivcr St, lilorWolk. ill ill
WANTED—A Gilli.
oral housework: white. good refer-
cases. Call ovsninuis. Miss Platt.‘ :
West Avo.. South Norwulk. ill at ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE—«I WISH TO INFORM MY
customers that l have not and am not
going to raise price of ice. Poopio
wishing artificial ice at bbc cwt. leis.
phone 259-3. South Norwuik Div. PA}.
llox l98,.Darien. E. T. Baton.
PERSONAL
A CHANCE or A LIFETiME. riso-
plo sufforingfl: in coma, bunions or
caucuses h All chance of their lilo
to cars the . slug Cornell's Rapid
Corn Cure. rug and shoe stores.
iii 11 13
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CEMETERIES. ' ‘
Riv-raids commry — Nam-ll
Conn. «verity acres beautifully local
ed. Lots to suit all. it. is visa to
select a lot while you an aim» All
glam Geo W. ‘Voorlou. “which
on
sociusss “squats
MRI. ANNII‘. M. HAY". fill SOUTH
Mala at. Booth Nut-walk. Sham
ins. electrical scalp treatment. isl
masons a specialty. lino Cucumber
cream for a has comploviomubstl
tale for powder. Call for fro. trust»
moat. Biron-muons hair and blunt-hos
Poland without pain. consultation
ml
ILIO‘I'RO PLAYING or All
kinds. Osidlud . . brass and
niohoiflroim. old. .pm mu! and
black yacht trimmings: lurch-n“ our
all“ soil abandon-rs. b sis and so
a
is trims“ and tools you
lie-in c In. Vain iii. 'I‘d
donor and housewarkti. Husband and
wlfo proferred. Applry st ones. bring-
ing rotor-euros. Mrs. Weed. 100 East
Avo.. Norwalk. iii: if
WANTED —- BOAlllDlililS. TERMS
reasonable. Bath nail all convenienc
as. m Ssnvlow Avon. Blast Not-1:13»
or
sou onu- ,
wsurao~comumo WOMAN as 5
rank and inundrcss and man as gnr- ‘
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wanrso—axrmti’isucnn an it
trimmers. John C. it limo. cor. South
Main and Cross Elia... South Norv alk.‘
mail if
Losr.
LOSTu-A SMALL AC UNT BOOK
issued by llolland At or in Line. with
price lists of casino. it shoots. machines.
fill. (it use to motor only. Mada" ‘
receive reward.
will pianos rciurutol blinolollloannd y.
‘ > ”I u 5
LOOTwhliill'l‘ on: hours “MAIN
at. in front of Ksllty's drug slot-o. a
leather satchol containing papers: also
a Draw soihrooordlo; that-mammoth
The owner havins u catch train [at
on a wagon and I fit out there. limb “.-
ly uni-dad on rs- “fl
i‘ of Polish. Booth '
or will be libs
‘nln‘m’ panic in Chili
Norwsllr. ‘
.10 BlWAIDc—M 81‘ ON FR|DAT
.iuly ii. in. shore rot ti. batman Woo: ’
Burn Golf Club. No! on. and math-
pori. s set of rod loathin- solo cal-b
talus. black rubber l1 i also ran rub
bar in a icon lit. by 4. Rntnrn to ali-
dsrsinnsd and not rot aid. or intentions
or write advising h the nuts shall
be motivated. li'nn
oiiuton A"... Willi
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'i‘lio following man. with [illolr s
are scheduled to race: 1‘
an. 0 win Arthur midi-on.
ooflwsll Noll lillslo‘ and Fred 1!.
tors. with nod Follow Janos
scour-nos rowmcHn'i-In. ,
“than will lie I mail or tits .
doors of tho Bruno bum .ri
usual mastitis .
Horwsliirfroucfflfl‘
has amt nightfall
Point “at“. .
v
rs Do-
“ d iii DidLWiuitinsmiHn
55$: “rust“ is. _ mm
. its con. d our tho shoo-
Now York. the 33‘ "I as W _ .
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bandon. _. 1 , , .
Bhorwood. like it; ““55“"
0‘0”! OHOIIIfl. *HOBII
‘ mm
mm
slum __ no no
1'0 "LI‘Tm-I‘URN
rooms with
Voids. ma flaunt . ..
sky says that 110qu Tunic is in pain -
ootidition on accountrof s shuffled ton- ,
minimmmu. m muons-gt;
ut- hadron i! ilaalh ohm who. .
mill . ‘ an
”o. Prillllliili‘l‘. r“
, m ,
but mat'orlsis 55“: -‘
. a: Ll‘i’uwi'l' i station. row
or in! modern 111le hours nil:
vats hail. seven Hill I lilfl hunt-s
harm... 1r ,
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