M'Mra.mfi.uwd .witeor'prcuii
N
Mica morph “ht"
, in Greene Farms. , *
' 'i‘ is morning sergeant binary.
with Bicycle 'Policeinen North and
were stationed along the
stretch of Falrtleid avenue. from the
viaduct to Clinton avenue, over which
automobiliata. going at the extreme
I rate of speed. can travel in 3
notes and 49 seconds.
Their first victim was Mr! F. 92.
Mobiles. who Ibwared in sight from
Clinton avenue at about 9: 30.
operated a Thomas Flyer. driving the
‘car. herseli in it was another wo
men, and Mrs. Mendes' three children.
As the car disappeared from sight
Clinton avenue. entering the out;
under the viaduct. the policemen snap-
ped the stop watch on it.
reached Clinton avenue less than a
inini'ite‘ and a hair had elapsed The
car was going nearly 30 miles an hour.
the police‘ a an At Clinton avenue the
policemen walked out upon Mrs. Men-
dos, held their hands up in a warning
gesture. and she immediately stopped.
One ofllcer boarded the machine, piac
. ed her under arrest, and a
.2 liter to police, henddusrt'ers,
others remained on duly,- awaiting the
£01.: lisvdning‘ service.
he pastor will preach
tor-Services to'-
urinate! in the tentm
France street and 2
the, weather is not
b
the evangelist, the Rev.
of Yonkers; 12 m.,
t; it 0 p; in.. sacred eon?
by Miss Minnie Tay-
Christian Endeavor. bile
militant. Topic. The Mic
stthew 19:1047.
ing by. the Rev. Miss Ter-
1 discourse for women.
J“ . Class meeting Tues.
m urch.Nocwaiii
‘ ”will Daren. pastor»—
:10 a. nu; sermon, 10:30:
, dialectical 12 in. Evening services
' " . Oil-ole of Light meeting 'l‘ues
Prayer service
The Little Mendeses set up a great
howl at sight of their new passenger,
ends“ from the oldest. aged 8. to the
youngest. about 3 years of age. kept
up a continuous cry until their mother
had effected her release from 'custody
at police headquarters. ‘
Arriving at headquarters Mrs Men
‘ dos was escorted to the desk, where
Superintendent Birmingham was in
charge. He informed her that
usual bonds for the appearance of of
tenders was 325
"But i haven’t any money with me,’
exclaimed the woman.
She promised to ppenr in the City
court in the morn
“ hap'i'lst Church-11n. m..
_ hills; 8: 80 p. m., Sunday School;
m., 0. ill meeting: 8 p. m.,
All are welcome.
ity Church Ninth Sunday alter
Firming prayer and sermon
0 ’80 a. in: Simday school at. An-
Brotherhood and Junior Broth-
What is in. The Rev. H. r. Ly-
“Wheaten, DMD, of Greenviile,N
As Dr Wheaten is
: lblv candidate (or the rectorahip
or hinity rarish. it is earnestly re-
that all members of the par-
d. the members or the nominal-
Viilniittec, in particular, should be
ug to stand trial
Supei iiiteiident
Birth ngbani allowed her to go.
lure. Mendes' car had not been -gono
lo g from Clinton avenue when an
at or car appeared in sight. speeding
at a high rate. The driver covered
the distance in ii minute and 30 see-
He prayed to be Dr. A S. Chit
tendon. and he submitted to his arrest
line. He too had left his
9 iii Greens' Farms in his
{hard without any money. and
was unable to post bonds
Hg and Superintendent Birmingham
discussed the situation and at length,
when the doctor gave both his New
York and Greens‘ Farms address and
his word to appear in court in
.Siipcrlntenden't Birmingham
. Grace Church. Rev. James Benton
W nor. rector. ninth Sunday after
_ *«Ceiebration oi the Holy Com-
at -8 o’clock; morning prayer
on at 10: 80'; mission, Sun-
out at Broad 'lliver at 3:15;
prayer at 7: 30
e of the Holy Cor-:-
Wion on Thursday at 9: 30
.‘abv'au‘r oi-iiiia'riau.
.- . tiChi-istian Church, Van Zandt
mun Norwaili. Rev. J. W. Da-
‘ " unday morning service
. innday' school at i2 m.;
"r's‘ meeting at 6:15 p. m.; song
evening service: 'I: 30.
‘ ot'ui'orning discourse, His Full
' LL "citing, Tears of Jesus.
“When a man's broke and hasn't
anything but his word. it ought to be
worth something to him." said he.
Superintendent Birmingham agreed
with the doctor,
Mrs. Thomas C. Coughlin. ‘
the police commissioner narrowly es-
caped being run down by an unknown
automobilist yesterday afternoon when
about to board an east bound trolley
car in front of her home. Straiford
and Hough avenues.
ing towards the car when the ma-
chine. speeding fast. came along Strat-
foI-d avenue. Endeavoring to board
the car, which was also approaching
iII the some direction, she was almost
caught between the two.
stepped back, missing her car. and as
coping the automobile by a narrow
he subject tomorrow after-
t“8 o'clock will be "The New
lit Sundard of Pieiy." A full
as is desired. Rev. J. A. Clark
She was walk
"Evangelical Lutherin St.
, North Main street. di-
‘ at Main street railroad
.. will be no service at
on Sunday evening, owing
lbsttligtion of the future pas
Oil? mttmann in Stamford.
ll members pl St. Peter' s are
attend said installation ser-
lord. which will take place
. lSouth Norwalk depot at
at" very appropriate“ train
sin
Police Commissioner Hill suggested
to Superintendent Birmingham a few
days ago that a recurrence of policiai
activity against the autoiats would be
opportune. hence the arrests today.
ADVERTISE!) LITTERO.
South Norwaiit~hiiliicsnt 0. Ackart.
Louis Allen, M. M. Baker. lee Barrett.
arse attendance of South
A. w. Barlow, Miss Maude Baxter.
Miss Mabel Louise Biahy.
Chamberiine. Nellie Foster (3). an;
N OClINOI OOOIITY.
tlan Science Society, Nor-
arlomiay service at the
ill. Masonic buildin
“ last August 12th
eating, Wednesday.s
services the public in
Reading room open
oh week day from 2 to
.hlarths Hoyt. Mrs.‘ A. .
lsmes HcHiIgh. Wm. Lee, bliss Celia
Henyais. Miss G. Seliston Stella An-
tonio, Joseph F Troy. Smith Warmer.
'.Mrii Henry Whitlocli.
9- Wilson. The Knob.
Miss Avalon
ill. in. CROWD. P. id.
Norwaiii-«Nors Achesm. Jail.
ington, Mrs. Blackhorn. care of Mrs.
Randolph K'eliey. Mrs. M.P
han. Chiisti Emilio. bin. A. R. Hallooii,
Mrs inNiier. “care at Mrs. Curtis. Mr. L.
Mrs. C. l. Mather. C. P.
Simmons. at North Mpin.D
e s Kilii'f‘H. r. it".
Mrs. MCI-and Ra mood returned
home today lrom a ew days visit in
iy any surer way to
old than to be rich
j of poor relatives wait
a good many of us do not
in dressing or do ridic
bo’csiise we have not
watches million think": gets bad with therchi'clt
..iiilii-t er Jacket should he a in; air a very spins, n's wardrobe liar H
‘ - shack VOILII. . m... saoacoaorua . . _ " 2
‘, fl'hlilhhiAll- chaos w‘ooi. can: as cams. sits white ass ALI. wool. in... , ~
‘ ~ ELAGK ranias. ‘ a. ‘
it. which ov'ellod It BLACK IATIOTII. w
' Revolutionary mini-oi... or
use It. the
cu’ pied by m3:-
the noblest oh so
or. Joules, Delaney. oi
hatch Loft, was presented ’
itli 3 gear
article by Chalet ‘0“ mounted no".
Housefurnishmg Department. _
Burr Todd in the latest number olitha '
Connecticut Disguise .
Burr was a visitor at the house in the, ‘
parlor referred to. ,2
the loll. the m'fimn L
9-1 Nickel m Kettles are Round Wash Boilers are No. a Parlor Brooms 19o
... .............. Ibo Hops complete . the
Only. Foot 'l'uba ....... 39., 3 Pkgs. oi Toilet Paper ..........i0c‘ Flat irons. per lb. do
No. 8 Wash Boilers, copper bot»
toms lino G” “WV“ '-
Never at mOamdsn, N. .1; national chief
havmclrsr. was present. The trust oi“
pm with large Wei
Jesse Banks, the young son of Sher-
is Banks. was taken to the Bridge: ‘3‘
port hoapltal last week in the expcce‘
tstlon that he would have to undergo
another operation for hip trouble. This
will not be necessary. however
hospital doctor-i decided that t
from which he was suffering was due
'to rheuinatlsln."‘
op cit! society of Bob.
biers he termed last night. the de-
gran work being put on in excellent
arm by the Penasyi
or Reynolds and
Chamber Pails .. :06 Good Whisk Brooms .......'...... 9c (in burners. complete ........ Silo ,
slid side-split ii
iiide doughy
came a months}! of the or er.
A use lunch was served by hiddie
Madison. caterer?
TRIB'I'RAM 8r HYA'I'I', NORWAIIK, CONN
The eldest li‘ali liter of John Koloa-
liy. in religion Sis r Hsry Linus. made
a brief visit to the home of her par-
ents in Pleasant Valley last week it
being her iii-at honie coming in six
years. She was formerly an inmate of
the home of the Sisters of Mercy in
Hartford. and latterly has been teach-
ing in New Haven.
at the nest national
pa held in Philadelv 9nuri|¥ mil 1m
convention wi
,, The shore dinner will he
served io-al‘ght at Steeplechase island.
C. Otis Fitch. oi the National Bank"
in Hawaii: commences his vacation
Cashier Henry P. Price will
return' to his duties Monday. after a
week's vacation.
H KRIEIER 8: 00
'There is .1; s peculallon as, to
whether Attend! Shaw wt
to extreme measures in the
ol overdue taxes from table who owe
only a poll or a “military tax.
authorises the lailing of such dolln~
quests and as Mr. Shaw has the name.
of being, thorough in his methods it
would cause no great surprise il‘ he
resorted to the has] alternative.
' Gertie is the guest of
nWaganer. of O:-
ililuiii ital Faint
WEST WASHINGTON 31‘» SOUTH NORWALK.
"saronnav's' SALE or
“ Sheet Music
UPHOLOTILIO NI'ID
l
Surveys are being made on Mark
Twain' s estate in West Hcdding under
the direction of his daughter and it
all the thanges planned are carried out
the place will be developed into one
of the finest and most artistic in the
town She and the architects are an
thusia’stic over the possibilities attend
ant upon the conditions and as neither
money or disposition is lacking the
plans decided upon will doubtless he
executed as speedily as possible
ei‘ deals pertaining to real estate in
the same locality promise further addi-
tions to Reddiug‘s fast growing colony
of city people. ‘
TUNE. WARRANTID DOOM-“8
AND SANI'I‘ABY‘
LEATHER. GAN~
SOAP AND WATER WITHOUT IN-
JURY TO OOLOB OR FABRIC. IM-
OECT NNOON . ’5.“ ’
F. ..l MIFBHFH
a and 8’ wall it‘
ILL WEAR LIKE
WAOHIO WI‘TH
Cheyenne. You're a Grand Old Flag.
Why Don‘t You Try. Waiting at the
Church, Dream oi Pearls (new waits).
Keep on the Sunny Side. Will You‘
Love Me in December as You Do in'
tiny? and many others.
initialisation s
MUOIC '70“:-
134 Washln on St.
Agent for dra'aesnt Lauii ry.
Orllgfireat‘
comm. Conn.
W
in [tachaiiim of the Eye
Donovan Block.
After a very painful illness of new
era! weeks from Wgangrens Henry H.
Adams. the low‘p's oldest male resi-
dent. died It hl',’
lailt Saturday.
means more than the mere trying on
oi dilerent. glosses it done at the op-
tics! mturnout or, .3. Hoyt. With one
slices in South _
home in Lonetown.ot
unbestI-y in Reading goes back to Co
ionlal times. His lather
Adams died in 1890 at the age of 99
years and ii months. also of gangrene.
Neither lather or son ever had a aeri-
niiii ailment until their findi illness
Both were always hard workers the
, father doing work on his farm until
the last year of his life. and Henry
being about and active until a few
months ago. The latter was a carpen
ter and builder and was for years in
the employ or the Barnum‘ Richardson
Company as a building superintendent.
He erected many structures in this
and adjoining towns and was famous
for his skill in the moving of build-
ings. He married Juliet Hawiey who
died about a year ago. aged 87. There
were three children-George H., de
ceased; Eugene. the well known' car
penier and builder. and John H. em-
played at the United States arsenal
in Springfield, Mass.
inalilao thamost' accurate uid reliable
eye tests and the best results are as-
aured in every case.
IT LOOK§ door) To us—
the Coal we are now unloading at
our wharvea. We are putting' in
a thousand tons this week-
bright, shiny Anthracite from
mines at Penn-
lid: it 'vrlil look
good to you. too. in the not dia-
wit future if not to-day.
The wise one: are buying
NOW. By using sense you save
iii iiiiiihii in.
All glasses are
use» 8 fish,
, Refraction Optician.
Room 9."UniNt:Ii Isak building. built
someolDthe‘
Saturday evenings. 7—9'.
imuseiiiuii Park,
aaaoow eraser.
some «climbs. cows.
TURKISH OULTAN RECOVIRINO»
CONSTANTINOPLE August ll.—
The sultan. who has been ill for three
weeks. was unable to attend the Sel-
amilk yesterday morning. The air
cumstsuce is unprecedented the sul-
Isnbsli Ivan I'atiirdsy and Holiday.
Piss new field; any of access from
all parts at the town. Comfortable
Brand In»! Ind 00“. Glenn
*“ «mm
AUOUIT ‘ll—GUIAN STAND.
wwwwww
Charge Accounts.
tan never having failed to perform the
day prayera during the thirty years
oi his reign. Up to the last moment
he hoped that his condition would iii
w» {cliques
low him to proceed to the mosque and
the guard was on its way to the place
when it was ordsied to return to its
barracks. it is believed that the ins-
bility of the sultan to attend the Sei-
amlili was due to the extreme pain-
ruins-s of tbli trouble from which he
is suii‘eriog, and not to the fact that
his condition is grave. Prof.
mann. the famous German surgeon.
has been summoned to attend his ma
tasty and has presumed that a slight
operation is necessary.
‘ AUOUIT 1HTAMPOIDO-
AUOUIT “NIH-DIAL. NIW
Nomad Aiiiiisiiiioiii Go.
You Are
mewulalmaWIWflflm l
W’
"neurotic run:
tau sccuitcasm
OXFORDB.
“- “limit &
DIOKHANDI RITUNN TO WORK.
NEW YORK. Aug. ll.-—-'l‘lis Itrilto of
Sure of
declihaiida employed on the tugboata
of a number of railroads here, which
9r. Iii-Iii Reich's theory of balls-II:
more!
HUI
Samuel Sloan. the Americas rali~ isthatitladuciotbc
nagiaa
threatened at one time to tie up the
1"“de howl! imam-ill»
icradiheaawordaconoerniag
food supply of the city. is practically youth gilt! no need and use hair“
at an and. with all danger of a freight
Globe remarks that it oar-
ileaiit :that one never ..
lv‘ evidence in a speed
More
(or your money it you our bare; it you
congestion passed. The railroad odi-
‘ciais announesCihat the majority or
the idea hays pone back to work. and
admit-.1:
failing Suit at ii
those who are still out will and it dill-
_ so more swear
Brouidn't trust me on fiir."~l"oiiltsrs
road.
A
sustains, r. your saving is
considerable: traumas-load when. ‘
,' . “occasion.“"m‘arc
retailing wholesale oi, unit“. “A.
trio“. our situation mu m ’
by preparing our own
wares, to markets. their balsam
cult to get back their
the railroads abroad
have their satire ileet running today
bass. with the exception of the Saitiinore I;
Ohio Railroad. ‘lllfl the lashlgb Valley
We."
Heavy Father (viclbailylbllow. ass
don't M, Instill!
Michael handy. who was
, on tor appendicitis-a
" was doomed
to his home is
a,“ low
Ousted 0H0!
.‘ ‘1
«grit». and out
oaaeetieut bronco.
mowe-
removed to the mail Hospitsi. last earths
night. loi- treatment. .
Nita Atoll. Wills
themes
critics
a'veaas
at New York, is
arisria Biah'ep.’
Norwalk Chronicler