' fistulas ouch year by lightning,
timing to'duta collccicd by the Wen-
lttlr Burcau, This menus that about
00,000 of, population is killed in
ojbell‘of most numerous visita-
dulclh‘des all of Florida except the
M of tip, .the lower edge of
or ‘1 iltld the southeastern corner of
Alibflma. In that belt an average of
thunderstorms a year is cxporieno
$36,138, of next greatest frequency
1 1 es. the more northern parts of
360 gia‘ and’Alabania and its annual
“ta. ‘erago is 40 storms.
Thirty-five a year are experienced
11» it somewhat irregular bolt north of
this, 9nd including still more northern
[the states .last named, as well
the Whole. of Mississippi and of
Louisiana, pearly all at Tennessee, the
{adlaéent corners of Illions and Ken-
;tn‘oky‘ the southern part of Arkansas
.andlkthe eastern central part oi? Texas.
Anothcrbelt of equal intensity ex‘
tends throughout Central lllinois and
ladlacent sections of Indiana, Iowa and
Missouri.
The region from the Virginia capes
_ 0, Connecticut escapes with an aver-
;,',o'f 25 storms, while Boston is visited by
.o’nly twenty. The. frequency diminish.
on until the rookies are reached, and
on the Paciilc slope there'aro practi-
aily no such storms. -
The region of greatest danger from
lightning .‘iitr‘oke does not coincide with
thegulonect, greatest thunderstorm fro»
quoncy. but includes Southern Ver-
7 moat, the whole of Massuchuwlts,
Rode Island, Connecticut, New York,
N W Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware.
Wetstfi’irginlu, Ohio, Virginia and, the
greater part of illurylund. In this zone
more. than. five deaths lo ouch 10,000
square miles a your are caused by tho
‘ lightning. ’l‘hrcc to five deaths in 10,-
‘000 is the ruin in a region including
Chicago. St. ,l’uul and lies Moiucs, St.
‘Loills Memphis, Atlanta and Norfolk.
Between one and three fatalities per
10,000 is the rule in a third zone, in-
cluding Eusiport, Montreal, Duluth,
Bismarck“ llurou. North Platte, Gul-
voxtott Now Orleans and Jacksonville.
‘ In the country Westward less than
on death to 100,000 occurs.
lgur times more persons of outdoor
pursuits than of indoor occupations are
struck; ‘Mon. like animals, are more
apt'io be strmk when collected in
groups than when alone. Out 01' every
three persons Sll‘llt‘k one survives and
probably more than hell would recover
if means were employed to induce urll-
ficial respiration as in cases of drown-
ing. Moro than half the persons hil»
led by lightning are struck while
standing under trees.
PATRIOTIC SONS HOLD ELECTION
A. A. May Is Made the State President
., of Order.
The annual convention of the slate
camp of the Connecticut division, l'a~
‘I‘rlotlc Ordru'. Sons of America, was
held In Odd Fl‘lllown‘ ball, yesterday.
Dclcculrs from \‘l’ulcrlmry. Mcridcu,
[New Britain, South Norwulk and New
Illavon wcrc prcsoul_
’l‘hc uflcl'uoon session opcucd with
the elm-lion ol‘ (.‘upluiu May, of Mori-
den, and his successor lo the viro-
prcsldoucy. llr. .1. ll. ()uldrcth, of
Waterbury. in tho contest for score-
1nry six uomluccs \vcrc offered. Frank
Wright, of Morldcn. was elected.
Treasurer for the running your is 11.
3!. Beardsley, of. New lluvcn.
.' Muster ol’ Forms—41, Cusbmun, of
Iflm‘li'ord
Conduct‘w — Juy
Smith Norwalk.
lusprclor~Willhuu Russell, of Now
firltaia
Gum‘dfMEdWlll'd Fruit, of New Iluv-
on.
Mat night lhe camps dined ul lucr-
.,rwln's,l'n'u, Whodmonl. A. .l, Wlllnrd
, noted no louolumulcr. Speculum were
‘Me by Coloncl Crocker, .‘lolm Bocck—
I“, fluplnin I’arkiusml and Charles
'Smith. National l’rnuldcnl. Donn, of
:‘New York. Installed the officers.
, i A lame loving cup was presented to
{lump No. 0, of. Mcrldcn, It having re-
:31ch a gain in membership of 371A,
purrccnl. ’I‘ho Ecilpue Orchstru. mi-
»tkn' tho direction cl Curl Bretzieldor.
;mmlllhcd lllllslc. .‘
1, Room lemon Vlotavsa LAW.
‘r LITTLE ROCK, ,Arku August 7.»—
‘fl‘ouchlcc on the. injunction lowed by
hot! Billion Circuit Judge Vande-
‘ taunt Isl. Paul, to rimtraln Score
.01. $193.0 ,lsudwia from forfeiting
9 right of the Rock Island nullrmld
mfiliy to do lmnincltlsm the state,
“My General Kirby yesterday.
r "pressure of protests from all
(ll-(line state. issued a statement
Davenport, of
, blipglng this suit for an in
:1 against. the aocrclnry lilo
Mhlilalaalmlclarcd. openly: and cello
ly the bpmwlslono. oi. tho moan
. hlbltlllgihc rcmovul of. or the
“ ping oi”. calls In the federal courts
' chromosome: the party uuoll.
it Each it calls as mutilation
1 . " fio’lc‘revcka '10”le
haircut.
in) clot three immonsrasvmembers of
mm
.. loathe time being:
(harem a vacancy shall occur
In so (1 board, it shall be filled for the
unexpired term in the manner hcrollr
before provided for thorappointmem
of said members. During the month
01 September. 1907. the mayor shall,
in tho mannerghcrelnbsioro provided.
still board for the term of one year
from tho‘riirst Monday of October.
1007. and until their successors are
duly appointed and qualified: and at
the some lime and In like manner
‘threc other persons shall heappoluted.
niombcrs of said board for the term
lor‘two. years tram .tbc first Monday
of October, 100.7, andunlil their suc-
lccaoors are duly appointed and quail
Ilodpnnd thereafter, during the month
of Septombcr in each sucoesalrc your.
three persons shall In like mnuuor be
appointed for the term of two yours
from the first Monday of Octobor ucxl
sooneediug their appointment and fur
til their succcasors are dulym‘molntod
and qualified. The mayor of said city.
shall be. ex officio. a member 01‘ said
board of ostlumto and taxation, but
shall have no vote in ’any of Its pro‘~
cecdiugs except in case of a tic vote,
when he may dissolve the same. The
mayor shall preside at. all meetings
of said board at which. ho is prrscut,
and at all meetings of said board four
members. exclusive of the mayor, shall
constitute a. quorum, and the concur.
rencc of four voles shall be necessary
for the transaction of business. When-
ever any meeting ol‘ the. board has
been regularly callrd and no quorum
shall be present, the mayor may issue
a. warrant sigucd by him. directed lo
the sheriff ol' Fail-field county, or eith-
er of his doputlcs. or to the city shor-
ii’f of the city of South Norwalk. to
arrest and brim: into such meeting
a sufficient number of members of
said board to constitute a quorum.
The members of said board, before
entering upon their duties. shall bu
sworn to the faithful discharge thoro-
oi’, and any member of said board
who shall, while holding oilicc. direct
ly or indirectly take or bargain for
any fee, conulcusuilou, or reward to
influence his olllclul vote or action
upon any resolution or matter pond
lug before said board shall, upon con-
viction, pay a line of five. hundred do!»
luvs. and shall be removed from ofllcc
by the mayor. 'l‘hc mcctiuus of said
board shall be open to the public, and
notice of the time, place. and purpoac
of holding the same shall be publish-
cd in a newspaper in said city at least
five dilvs consecutively before the (lay
of such meeting. The clerk of said
city shall also be clcrk ol‘ said board
of estimate and taxation, and shall
make and keep in suitable. books iruu
records of oil ihc‘ votcs and pl‘m‘oliil
ings of said board. which records shall
at all times be open to public iuspcc
tlou. and preserved with the rccords
of said city. All of such records shall
be, in all courts. evidence of the truth
of the matters therein contained, and
a certified copy of any huchv'rocord
shall be received in all courts :15 ml
lginal record. Suld board shall have
full power to require the several ofilc
ore of said city to furnish all the in-
formation which thcy may postures. and
to exhibit to them all books. contracts.
menis in their respective departments
or in their possession. rcqulsiic. in
lilo opinion of said board, to enable ii.
to discharge the duties imposed upon
it. by this act; and it is hereby made
the. duty 01‘ all suld city ofllcors to
furnish and exhibit the same when
so required. Suld board, in legal
meeting convened, shall have the. pow-
or to low tnxcs on the. polls and rat.
able estate within the limits of said
city for such purposes as said city is
by law authorized to lcuvy taxes. Ev
cry tux borcby laid by sold board shall
be laid upon the assessment list oi
said city lust completed. lfluch com~
miltoe of the.common council and
each officer of said city under whose
control money is expended shall, on
or before the fifteenth day of It‘s-bro.
dry in each year, report to the trons
over of said city an estimate of tho
amount of money required by said
committee, or said oillcer, for the cur-
rent fiscal year. clvlug dolulls on far
as practicable. Said tronsurcr shall
prepare and submit. to said board of
estimate and taxation, at a meeting
thereof to be held on the first bion-
duy of March In each year, an outi-
matl- of the amounts required by each
llemtrluwnt of the city government
for the ensuing llscul your. uivlua pur-
llculars as for as possible. and I'i-(lmllv
mending appropriations for all the city
expenses for said your. and uluo recom-
mending such tax on the polio and
ratablc estate Within the limits of will
city as he may deem necessary to
meet such oxpcmlcu. ul’lcr doducllug
the amount, of tho nvollublo revenue
for paid fiscal your. Bald treasurer
shall cause such (ultimatum be. puh-
linked in a daily paper published in
said city at least five days bofore the
first Monday of March ill each year.
Said board of cullmuio and taxation
shall hold a nwcliuu on lilo first Mon-
day of March in each your. and may
adjourn the some from lime to link». to
a dhy not. later than tho third Monday
of March ill said your: and at said
meeting or any adjournment thcrcof
within the time borelnbcloro upcclilcd.
It shall bear all parllcu who may do-
ulrc to be hoardi-cllltthto any altera‘
tion In’ said estimates. and may muko
any alterations In said estimates. up.
proprlations. and tax rates. and make
such additional appropriations as it
shall deem proper. Said board. inw-
‘lng made such alterations, it any,
child prepnru a. statement of appropri-
ations and lax rule» which it proposes
to make and levy. and cause the some
to be published in a daily newnpapcr
published In said city at least five days
each your. said board shall hold a
. meeting on the first Monday. of April
In each, year, Itlltl at said meeting may
make such further alterations in said
estimates. appropriations, and tax
mtea‘ns it shall deem proper. and
shall have power tumake appoint-Iv»
ilouu, and lay laxes for all city. bur.
moon, and said board may 11:: the
time; when any tax laidby itcshall bo-
collie due and ””le sun board
. 11° 5W?“
of ’clifi‘lhatp‘ and" third ion ’ illicit, av‘g
. to main: .uilrlvrrlutl‘ l
deuce of the same validity as the on
roports. and other papers and (locuv
before the first Monday of‘Aprii in :
bull!
.enuou or acid ammo».
0 u . l... i (it . ..
. * 1" no coco snuu’tllo exponent: of” .
said city exceed Ito..ostlmated:hrcvo-;
nucs for any years. except In cases
and for purpbscs for which said city
In authorized by particular act of the
general unnombly or by its ‘clmrtor to
issued. no money other than that no
proprlated as aim-could by said board
at paid meeting ,on tho first Monday
of April 1‘ shall be channeled for any
purposeuuless a special appropriation
therefor shall first be approved by a
two~lhlrds vote, taken, by yeas and
all of said city. Said council shall
have no power to make any such spec-
iul upprlmrlullou unless the unappro-
pvintod revenue-ll of cold city are nui-
ilolmlt for the purpose. if a special
appropriation In excess oi' the unup~
propriul‘cd revenues of sold city is re-
rquired for any purposo, an ostlmal‘o
oi‘ the same shall be propured by the
treasurer and submitted to Bilill board
of csilmalc and taxation, at a upcciul
meeting called i'ov tbul purposo; and
said board, at said mocllup; or any ad-
journmeut thereof, uhull have power
in make any such impropvlullon. and
to lay a special tax to moot the. some:
but no such upprlmrlnllou shall be
. made unless a special In): is laid suh
ficlcut to cover the amount, when such
upprmlriatlou is in excess of the un-
appropriated revenues of said city.
And :mpropriution, regular or special.
so made, for any specific purpose, shall
not be cxpcudcd for any other pur-
poso, and if um-‘xpcndml shall be cov—
m-rd back Into the treasury sixty days
after the cxplraliou oi? the fiscal year
for which it is made. All upproprlu-
lions so made shall remain on the
books 01’ said city, lo the credit of the
specific purposes, respectively, for
which lhoy are made. for ulxty days
after the .cxpirntlon of the fiscal your
for which they are. so made, for the
purpose of paying bills lawfully cou-
lructcd during such fiscal year. and
which are properly chargeable to such
appropriations: and sold appropria-
tions shall rmunln applicable to such
specific purposes, and be illlllill'll thoro-
lo during said period. Ai'lcr March :1.
1007, the annual reports of all ud-
mlnistruilvo city ofllocrs and commit
loco now rooulrcd by law to lJt‘ mndv.
shall be made to the council u or bc-
l’ore the fifteenth day of 'li‘vlu‘uul‘y lr.
much your. Within flvc days after
said board shall have laid a tux in
accordance with ilil,I provisions of this
section, the mayor, if requested in
writing by lwcuh-llvo rotors of tho
city who are also iaxpl‘lycrs. shall
call u 0in nil-cling ol‘ the voters of
null! city to act upon the question of
the diaupprm'ul of said tux. sold moot.—
iug io'bc hold at such Ilmc :tud plurv.
within one week Ibercul‘tor. us the
mayor in such cull shall (ll‘Slllllllll‘
fluid cull shall be by police publllxhcd
in a newspaper of said city. If u mn~
loriiv oi ,lhc volcrs present and vol-
lllg ill sold meeting shall role to dis~
approve of tho amount of sold tax,
the laying of said tux shall hcrcbr luv
rcpcalcd and void: and Raid board
shall at once convcnn for tho purpose
of laying auolhcr tax, which tux Shall
be of loss amount than that originally
loid.
Soc. L’. This act shall take effect
and be in force when illllll'l'n‘l‘d by a
majority of the electors ol" said city
attending and Voting at :1 meeting; to
be called as hereinafter provided. and
Lllcld iu Ariou llnll, in said city. on or
hcl'ore the first Monday of Hcplomr
bor, 1007. The mayor. or on acting
mayor of said city, shall call sold
meeting to be held in said ball at
eight o‘clock p. m. ou the (luv uumcd
In such call. which call shall be pub.
lished In the Evening Sentinel. of
South Norwulk. at least six liuu-s bc~
tore the day of said meeting.
Soc. ll.—-Any and all provisions of
the charter of the city of South Nor-
walk, approved May 28, 1007. and
amendments there-ton. inconsistent
bcrcwiib. are hereby repealed.
“EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW,"
says C. G. llays, n promincur business
man of Bluff. M0,, that Bucklcn's Ar-
uicu Salvo is the quickest, and surest
healing salvo ever applied to a core.
Imrn or wound, or lo :1 case of piles.
I’ve used It. and know whul l’m lulk-
lug about." Guaranteed by F. ii. Bax-
ler_ South Norwnlk, and E. P. Weed.
Norwulk, druggists. 250. "
ASSAULT AFTER.WE-DDING.
New Britain Man Fatally Beaten and
Found In Street.
NEW BRITAIN, August 7.———l'liicbcol
Zoputb, n Pole, was found lying in a
gutter in the Polish (luurlor lust night
with his head badly cut and appur-
cntly in a dying condlllon. A priest
was sent for and administered the lust
sacraments to him and than he ’wan
taken to the hospital wbcru it is
thought he will not recover. l‘lc In lul-
conscious now. It in alleged that Z!)-
puib is the victim of an assault fol-
lowing one of four Polish weddings
Monday night. John Orduhoskl, Frank
0201', Polar llczrol and Polar llocovltz
uro undcr arrest in commotion with
tho case. .
COMPANY EXONERATED.
m
Dead Motormln Blamed for Fatal Wes-
, lerly Colllslon.
NORWICH. August 7.»Coronor
Brown yesterday made known hill find-
Iug into the Investigation of tho Wei-1L
crly trolley wreck last week which re-
cullcd In the (loath of Molormuu
Luclcr and he oxonuratos the company
from allblamc. Replaces the blame
for the accident upon the dead melon.
man and says that be disregarded or-
deru. It was through his own neglect.
he says. that. the accident happened.
Coronor Ill-own recommends a new
system of keeping all orders mods by
the company.
VOUNGES‘I‘ VET DEAD.
NEW 13RITAIN..Auguat 7.-—Josoph
ll. While, the youngest volunteer in
the Civil War. who enlisted at the
use of nine years and eight months
fall a drummer boy In Company A,
YSuconlI New Hampshire Volunteers,
:dlod In lhlsclty yesterday at the age
at 54‘ years.on pneumonia, follcwmg
an accident or a Wool! ago yesterday.
produced hill left arm. A
'iiplrclllidren survive hint.
, ,
F
Issue bonds: and whoa builds are so ‘ 1
bays. of all the members of. the coun» .
While, working; at his trade as a ‘
carpenter he loll from a staging and“
pillow. and.
ll-v‘ 1.
Mdycr Becker rlqblollcd, a.
Would-bc‘ out or“ Willi Ills
Badge of Olllcé
MILWAUKEE, will” August 'l.——An
attempt was made last night on tho
Whiler‘lsh Bay road 10 hold unMuyor
‘Shcrburn M. Ilccker. The. mayor and
hill chauffeur wore speeding along to.
ward the Country Club wlldu suddenly
a short distance ahead it llgbl was
swung buck and forth aprons tho road,
The mayor, who was driving. shut
oil power and put: on the brukou.
iblnklng that sonic accident. bud hap-
pened or there was a break in the
road. When ho had brought his auto:
mobile to a bull he found blmscll’
looking into the muzzle of a revolver.
A voice from the darkness said: “Now
them, turn ovcr whatever you have
with you, and do it quick.”
Mayor Backer pulled back his cool,
showing his star and rcpllcd: "This
is all ihatl have with me just now.“
The highwuymcn look a gluncc at
tho gold star and, cvldcnlly thinking
they bud hold up a police official, shut
Of? ”Mr light and made a jump for
the foam on the side. ol' the. road. dia-
uppcurunc quickly. Mayor l'leclicr pro.
ccrdcd In the Country Club and from
there lolcpboucd the police. Dctocv
lives were soul out at once, but no
trace of the hold-up men have been
found.
PEACHES SCARCE.
Crop in This State Hardly Amounts
To Anything.
Pouches uro lo'bc scarce and consc-
qucutly expensive ilu'oughoul the sum-
lucr J. Norris urucs ol' Yulosvlllc, who
runs one of tho largest orchards in
New England ours lbrrc is only a
alight crop throughout the country.
Arkansas point: the only scciiou with
her usual output. ,
in this slain only :\ smull percent of
tho regular crop will bc available. A
Warm spell lhc lutlcr port of March
iollowml by u scvcrc cold snap klllcd
mos: of tho buds and rulucd a (hill-
uccilcul crop valued at nrurly $2,000,-
000. llnrncs Brothers "alllllly place
but this your will plum» barely 500 has
kcls. not enough for local supplies.
Al, Ihc ‘llulo orchards in this sluic
the crop amounts: to only a low thou-
sand bushels. Tbn same condition cx-
loin l‘i‘lli‘l'zill)’ throughout 1110 nlulo and
country. ,
TROOPS ON DUTY IN BELFAST.
BELFAST lrclund, August
Troops look possosslon of the streets
of Belfast. this morning and strong
guards were posted at Cusiom llopuc
Squire and olhvr ccutcrs. 'l‘housuuds
of citizens wuicllod, with mixed i’ccl-
lugs. the inauguration of military cou-
lrol of the city as lhc result of tho
alrikcn and lusubordluullon of the po.
llcc. The city bus boon divided Iuio
llvc divisions. ouch under the control
of a battalion of Infantry. The town
is ouicl. 'l‘bc slrlkc plrkcls turned
out or. usual this morning. but tbcy
pro inactive.
n
I.“
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN ll
HARTFORD RAILROAD
w
TIME TABLE.
In Effect .luua 2, 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. lll.-—12:50x. 5:141, 5:4‘lx, 5:55x,
llzllix, 0:10, 0:50, 0:56, 7:54x, 8:18x.
8:40,8:48x.9:11x,0:3lx,9:63,10:651,
11:01, 11:10x.
P. M.-—'l2:52x, 1:10. 1:4511, 2:55x.
3:20x, 3:27, ozollx, 5:38. 5:6llx, 6:25x.
6:40, 0:63x. 7:12x, 7:5lix, 9257:, 10:32,
Sundays.
A. M.———12:52x, 5:1“, 5:41, 8:57,
0:43;,
P. M.—-—12:l35x, 2:47x, 2255:, 5:38
5565.25? 7:00, 7:18, 7:54x, 8:251, 9:571
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.»—12:00x, 12:09x, tzfilx, 5:45,
0:05, 8:01. 8:03, 8:40, 0:001. 0:11x,
10:04, 11:00x, 11:03.
1P.M.-~12:03,1:04,1:30,1:40,2:00x.
2:58. 3:31x, ltbilx, 4:05, 4:151, 4:32.
5:02x, 5:00, 0:20, 0:00x, 6:02, 7:10,
7140):, 9:00x, 9:40, 11:00x.
Sundays.
A. M.——0:00, 7:30, 9:001,
10:02x.
P. Ida-4:05, 5:04, 6:591,
11:00x, 12:00.
BOUTH N%RWALK TO NEW
A I
A. M.—-—12:08x, 1:12x, 1:003, 11:18.
7:26, 8:25. 9212):, illl'lx, 9:51, 10:14,
11:07x, 11:43.
P. M.--12:05x, 1:18. 8:07x, 8:18x.
4:10, 5:00x, 0:27, 6:00x, 0:30, 7:001.
8:6llx, 0:21. 10:00:,11:33. ‘
Notow2:40 and 7:25 in Bridgeport
only.
Sundays. &
A. M.-12:0lsx, 1:12x, 1:60x, 7:30.
9:10,10:44x,11:0’fx.
‘P. M.-0:44. 7:083, 8:103, 9:40x.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. Mew-6:20, 0:39, 10:06:.
P. M.—-1:25, 2:32 (Saturday only).
4:353, 6:18. 6:20, (1:10. 7:11.
Bundlyn.
A. Mia-JAE, 10:001.
P. M.-7l35.
bANBURY TO SOUTH. NORWALK.
A. M.--0:6li, 7:25 8:11, 10:00, 11:58
BIA-”4:103. «do. 0945.
- , 31ml“ '
A. Mr-Jhllll. v,“ ‘
9:40x.
13:31:.
._ r. wool. an. ‘ '
laaxsflnrhor Master 1...... throw
and Frank Miller will only tell all that
,‘was sold at the meeting In my omce
33,000 huukois on the market ouch your ‘
s
Situation In ,Brldgopcrt Harbor.
Ilium . our. Axiom fir—“l. am
very sorry that (torturessman Ill. J. Hill
has entered Into this discussion of ibc‘
harbor .llllos,,oi,c., all his lcllcr shows
that be has been groully misinformed
,inrouurd to many things. It boih‘bo
recently. I will be content," sold Harv
her Master Morris last evening in
speaking about lbe correspomlcncc on
this matter that has been mudc public
showing that Congressman It}. .1. Hill
has entered Into the cmllrovcrsy,
GOVERNOR HARRIS NOT lLL..
TOLEDO, ()hlo, August 7.~'l‘ho fact
that Governor Audi-cw Harris, of Ohio,
contracted a cold while on his way in
an upon launch from Camp l’crrv to
Put-in-lluy, Monday, and rtmuincd in
this city last night upon Ibo advice of
his physician, undoubtedly gave rise
to the, report. that the govcrnov was ill
with pneumonia. Govermlr Harris and
Mrs. llurris, who Is with him. both
slate that the cold is not a serious
one.
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is brcuklm; up Colds when.
over tried, almost without cxcopllon.
10, 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. 'l‘llc Cllfé
ford, Baxter’s and Plaistcd‘s. "
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SECRETARY STRAUS
LULU.
HONOLULU. Augusl 7.—-Sccrelary
of Commerce and Labor Siruus, in ad-
dreadful;r u deputation of Japanese
journalists yesterday, said that ideal
conditions In Hawaii would be brought.
about by not too great a preponder-
ance of any one race, lml by the muiir
lcnauco of an equilibrium of races.
The Japanese conuul will glvc a dinner
in honor of Secretary Straus and Con
gresumun l.ougworlb and wife.
IN HONO-
."TW
A Rich
Looking Blue
Serge Suit
in ono of tho cssrutiuls lo a
. \vcll-drcsscd man. You can wear
a surge suit on so vcry many
different occasions that it‘s our
of tho most uscl‘ul nulls a man
can own.
L Now.
$10.50 to $16.50,
that were
$14.00 to $22.00.
All Sizes,
34 to 46.
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Saturday Evenlnga.
.lllSiPH fl'lllfi,
Tailor, Clothier, Hatter,
Furnisher.
85 Washlngton St. 50. Norwalk.
<1 AMUSEMENTS D-
I-ont’s Theatre
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN LIFEOGRAPH CO.
Direcllon Joaeph Englander.
All the Latest Movlng Pictures and
Illustrated Songs.
PRICES 5c, 10c, 15c
Hoar Master Walker Sing.
Baseball
Norwalk Amusement Park
sATu‘hDAv, AUGUST 10,
‘ NORWALKB.
VII.
8TAMFORD8
Fourth game In the Trl-Clty League
series.
Admlulon 260: Children under 12, 100.
Ladlen free to the grandstand.
Any boy calling at Adm Schmidt'-
Frlday afternoon, between 1 and 4
o’clock. will be given circa ticket to
noTorgomT.
the ball game the following Saturday.
example” RINK ,
AT '
" ll .
. . Horne eating, lll chosen load,
over oatingT—duy of these indium:-
llonslrequcnglylesuh m acute pain:
“epitome: un cmiorlable sansatlous
which are wearing on the nerves
and temper.
“For, all ills of the stomach ., _
are specially valuable, as they act
almost immediately on the undi-
gested food and carry it out of the
stomach. These wonderful pills
combine certain vegetable lugrcdi- ' .
cuts in exactly the right roporuons
to secure the best resu ts, without
doing violence to, thedellcate lin-
in oilhe stomach.
elore the public lor ovenhnli a
century for indigestion and kindred
complaints. Beecham’s‘ Pills
' No Equal
Sold Everywher ,
In boxes, we. andasc.
WIFE HEATER IN GREENWICH AR-
RESTED. ,
Philip Martin was arrestcd by Dep-
uty Sllcrlit' Bitch in Greenwich yostcr—
day. on charge of wife beating, mm-
support and drunkenness. In the ho-
rough court. this morning, his wife
Mary Martin and Mrs. Kennedy, a
neighbor. appeared against him. Judge
Barnes found that Martin was an old
offender and dealt with him severely.
lie scntcuccd him to jail for 30 days,
l‘lued him 50 and placed him under a
bond or $200 to insure the payment to
his wife of $8 per month.
We lla’vélulmllécelvel
a couple shipments of
iron Bunches
The llrop Side we are sclllug‘com-
plclc ul $6.50 up.
Sliding Couch complete $7.15 up.
Divan complete $13.50.
EA. MITCHELL,
FURNITURE AugGlgousEFunmsH.
Cor. High and Wall 8'2... Norwalk. or.
common '
TREATMENT
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
ert. a graduate of the parent
school at Kirksville. Me. This
modern, (lruglcss trcutmcut will
ocvrcomc the most obstinate
chronic disease.
New York office, No. 25, W.
42d St. Phone 689 Bryant. Ofilcc
days Tuesday and Friday of each .
wcck.
r‘Norwalk office and residence,
:2 Isaacs Place. Phone 123-3.
Oliice days every day with the;
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
Consultation Free.
E. v- .u......-... ._..._.m-...~_~. .E ..
Fruit
J ars.
Your fruit will look clear If you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
Jars, than thcy will In the old fashion
round shape and green glass. ' The
collars ones have lightning tops.
Crockery, Glassware, Housohlmisll-
Ing Goods.
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
W
Contractor for Painting and Bacon
Open every afternoon and eventing.I
Hours-«2 to 5, and 11 to 10:46 p. In.
Large new skating surface. $51910.
scaling facliltlua‘for spectators."
Extra music every evening and IIIus-.
Iralcd songs by Joseph McMahon at 3
and 9 'p. m.
atlas.
--Wo give the a. a H. on... Trad-
lng Stumps" Ask for them-
M
l .
, ECKER
and guide conuulssloncru met. In tho
all "
1 marro m
capilol'loduy to draw up a form of
g hunter's license. made necessary by
i the filth and game. laws passed by the
last legislature. The new laws provide
that local hunters pay $1, non-residents
$10 and aliens $15.
THE LIMIT OF LIFE.
The most eminent medical scientists
are unanimous In the conclusion that
the general!" accepted limitation of
human lii‘o‘ ls runny years below the at-
tainment, possible with the advanced
{knowledge of which the race is now
criilcul
possessed. The
it s
that. determines
period,
duration,
. seems to be between I10 and 00; the
proper carc of the body during this
decade cannot be too strongly urged;
:cnrolossness then being fatal to lou-
gravity. Nature's bost helper after Iii)
in Electric Illltcrs, the scientific loulo
. medicine that revilallzon every organ
! of the body. Guaranteed by F. ii. Box-
tcr, South Norwalk, and '16. P, Wood
Norwulk, druggists.
00c, ":
‘ Going to
Gas ;
Ran: 6?
Get it, now willie we
can make prompt ~
' connections
W
Postal blincs rep. or
phone 623
w 0011118006111
Conrail. ‘
rF-REECT
bun a
LENSES 990
O” WEAR
6
lug away for thom. Factory on 3
promises.
g AN EXAMINATION OF THE
EYE
a means more than the mere try. "I
m lug on of different gluoscs if m
z done at the‘ optical rooms of z
3 Homer B. Hoyt. 3
With one of the best cqulppcd
5 offices in New England he has 5
m every means for making the m
h- most accurate and reliable cyo II-
fi tests and the best results are 5
n. assured in every case. All a.
m. glasses arc t‘.l’)lll~il.l‘llf‘.il’d to or— m
< dcr, and special lcnscs of any <
I; kind are furnished without. scml< Ill
i
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
' Homer B.Hoyt,
Refracllno Optlclan.
7.8 Unlted Bank Building.
,Tcl. 363-12.
«0 WEAR PERFECT LENSES m
he
ll. l. inguinal
‘ 801180.
Full-lure,
Balms; ell.
I34 I36
Washhaim 81mm.
SOerlrwclk.
and up as
I
“ThB'T'Begt—{83 Valli
l
,nscklsmo on ovzlmautmo
"El‘eicti-ical co: ’2
., s disallow... '
Douala the Belt Manner Poulhlc.
Complain way: for haullug but, want:
OSCAR ANbEfiSON,
Formerly 'l‘b'lmct Munch "Works
. :chtpoldpfltinm.
Norwalk Chronicler