II-de-n
Melons! Mounds Committee
. the candidates at Feirvlew.
FAIRVflliW. Uneoln. bl
—-'l‘lie first formal work on
cratio campaign was taken up here to-
’ day. when members of the national
committee called upon W. J. Bryan
‘ I . a , Q , lie
limousines §m i...
W .
. . . nmflmflmflir
'r' :l'l‘ihltllutlmu the In...
(Continued from ill
lent gold mine
Smith. of South liar .
Moria have been
odioisls of land
‘ (WIN moors. made at“. main in 1005. u
ugh} iiinot s.
_ rm. so no mere".
. July it.»
e Demo- '
and J. W. Kern. the presidential and
this vicinity. theoys _ ass-art, to
private indi unis and urine
a :which have
s and have
“nonresidential nominees. at the Bry-
an home. It is expect“ th
lattice will be inrseesiou
Wednesday and that a chairman of the
Tray ‘peteetlvee Tmlng to Unravei
dines Leading to Qiri'e Murder.
TROY. N. Y.. July lie-lion and
the com-
section‘s oi the (to ere until
been natural oyster
been used as. s eh “sine the mind of
committee will be selected and the city
ling becomes the mystery
a death of nineteen- et to the coon-m."
men ,runneth
These efforts. in the face of the courts
for the national headquarters determ-
in‘eontrast to yes ay'e drisale.
The committeemen were
taken to Fairview laspeclal trolley
which threw a damper over the open.
,1 ' . .. Thongs of all the
nations that have {sent athletes to com-
yeancld Hue Drew. whose body was
found in Teal's Pond on Sunday with
the skull crushedand a. corset string
of the state. have come
cause the courts have
sale of public property
lug ceremonies.
‘ The names so far most prominently
mentioned for the chairmanship are
pets in the games. with which the
lit stands are decanted. dating in a light
”‘ mm?
tightly knotted about the neck. That
she was murderedthere is not“ the
slightest doubt. . The most search!
investigation which has been in pro-
publio of the right” tollse‘sl’i' .
such property, ls‘not'Jood accordlns
to the customs and“. ltions. 01,0011-
neotlcnt. such p
Committeemen James.
scene. whle among the Kentucky; Atwood. of Kansas: Lab.
of
of indlana. and D. J. Csmpau. former
gross wllthnn: a ntihoment's
ayorsg Inns 0 traged became
knows. his felled to reveal yeven the
slightest clue. There lone known me-
W mpetitore the improved cilniatle eon.
. dltiene had a good effect. lightening
. their-spirits and increasing their en-
The spectators. however.
invariably set aside and menus res
tored to the free use of the people
once more. The most notable example
of that is the effect Ollm 000k made
member of the committee for Michi-
gan. _
wane M‘s Bryan believes Mr. James
to be one of the meet capable men in
the party. it. is said he does not want
First and foremost. ldr.
James is an orator. and he believes
his greatest usefulness can be exerted
tweed is highly
thought of. portion arly among west-
erners. bl‘. eastern sentiment is be.
licved to lie between Lamb and Cam-
pan. The latter’e wide experience and
keen business eebllity make him a fa-
tive or even known combination of
circumstances which point remotely to
a reason why any one shoulr have
wished to send the young woman to so
horrible a death.
that the girl had shy enemy. She had
no sweetheart. so fer as any one has
been able to learn. From the moment
she left the home of her‘eister on
July 8 until her body
pond, not'a trace
found, save for a story told by. Frank
Smith, a dull wilted farm lad. Smith
coming. and ,when the
lag. the first event on
the program. commenced. the stands
were almost entirely deserted. For
Americans the interest centers today
in the hammer throwing, and in the
linsl beat of the 1,500 metres' run. in
which J. P. Sullivan and Melvin W.
Sheppard. of the American team, oom-
pets against Tait. of Canada. and fine
Englishmen, winners of the prelim
i‘nary heats run off yesterday.
The Meadows also
to hold public oyster ground. under a
deed from the town. which land was
finally taken away from him by the
That transaction was known
as The Fish island Deal."
Only once has the effertto take pee-
session of any of the natural oyster
beds of state or town been successful.
and that was some
Messrs. Lyon and T
deeds from the town of. a big hunk
of the best natural oyster ground in
the great Fairfleldnatural bed..lylng
WAIIBOII
and?“ '
9n .. ‘ 1' ”turn
. .Id and 4th We seeders
Month-duly and Alison n-
it“ o’clock. All. mem-
oiili. s. ecrdl
it is not known
on the paliform.
ears age when
edge secured
as found in the
her has been
vorite for the place.
‘ be their first
EULstsno can: ros'reonso.
has told the detectives that on last
Tuesday he met Miss Drew not far
appearance today lit, the cycling
events. “(tents and Campbell having partly within and pertl outside of the
state Jurisdiction;- BERLIN. July it.-—The case
of
Prince Philip su Enlenliurg. who is be
ing tried on charges of perjury in con-
nection with the court scandals of
last year, again has had to be post-
poned today on account of the me tal
ind physical weakness of the de d-
from the spot where her body was
found. . Little credence is given this
story, inasmuch as
whole days unaccounted for between
the time the girl left her sister and
the time Smith claims to have seen
been drawn in the third and fourth
heats of the twenty kilometre race,
the flnul‘of which will be run off later
in the afternoon, the competitors be-
ing the winners of the various heats
rec leaders melting the greatest
numb r of lamps in the three fastest
aside the conveyance. the oystermen
protested, the Shell Fish commission
unanimously reported adversely after
several hearings, butthe two gentle.
men quietly went to the Legislature
and Ju go Light being speaker, as-
f em the Assembly a legislative
.1 or!“ Guild, of
,1 . be .tlte probable‘op-
ell of Councilmen Peters of the
oil“ district this year. Mr. Petr
. immocrat and "was elected to
.. countess-hr a plurality a They have taken the ground, howev-
gran . which of course. was valid. it
may be that Mr. Smith. hailing from
er, that Smith may have been mistake
The Americans were rather fortun-
en in the date. and he is being subject-
00 oger D. W. Lane. Ro-
. “ -" ate in drawings for the hammer throw,
Have You a Traveler’s
the same county as Judge Banks oi
Fairdeld. whom hle'tmlnd's’ hope to see
speaker of the next House. they figure
to secure the same favor from the
Legislature for this 100 acre acquisi-
But it is doubtful if such a bill
wil pass a second time.
ed to the most searching questioning.
By this method oillcers have drawn
from Smith a statement that Rudolph
Gundrum, another farmhand. was with
him when he met the young woman
,wandering up the hill near Tesl's pond.
It a this statement and what they
three sections of which will be com
Talbot, Rose and Sher.
man were drawn in the first section,
Burroughs and Horr in the second.
and Flanagan, Gillie and McGrath in
, _ en a man's ’morning can is dis-
tnrbee‘by some pestlferbns ily which
Mists! in coming back after being fre-
{nupntiy driven” away there is no
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a hand to the wheel
Walsh. of Canada, won in the first
section of the hammer throw. with ,a
throw of 159 feet. 1 1-2 inches.
boti American. second. 157 feet, 1-4
' bt‘ln that‘lnan’s mind that an the
board of health has said about
necessity of,getting rid of the flies
Those beautiful fireworks over at
Steeplechase were as nothing to the
display of pyrotechnics exhibited by
following it that resulted In
the determination of the police to s t
Smith’s story to the bottom. Wh
GET ONE. We are agents of
Fire. Life. Accident and Marine in.
.l. ‘M. Layton 8: 00..
No. 5 Railroad Avenue. loutii Nev-walk
the oystermen when they saw a big
piece of their natural bed staked off
by the prescribed oyster buoys. They
began an luvestiga
discovered that npwerdof two weeks
code from 50 citiscns. each
of two not“ bought
from the cycle ground'commlttee of
Gundrum's name first was brought in-
to the story the investigators decided
to question him. to see if he would
corroborate the story told by Smith.
But Gnndrum was nowhere
found. His family said he bad start-
ed for Troy early yesterday with a
load of produce. but he had not re
and meter—New London Day. inch. lemming. Sweden, third, Iii
" feet. 3 inches. Rose did not contest.
‘ Only the men who make the three
best throws in all section will compete
Loaves family to die in Jerusalem."
newspaper * headline makes. one
in indignant at a man so cruel. it
Watchmen however. to a Hartford
tion at once. and
in the second) section of the hammer
threw. Nicholson. England. made '167 having posseesi
named Schwartz, 81 years old. feet.9 1-4 inohes;,;iorr.1tmerissn, 154
the town. had all “been turned over
to Mr. Bmith. of South Not-walk. Then ‘
there were doings.
turned to the farm last night, nor was
be there early today. His absence
added strongly to the desire of the oili-
clals to question him, and today every
effort .was being made to locate the
missing man. Two oilicers remained
at the farmhouse to receive him in
event of his return there. and others
took up the search in other quarters.
There the case rested with little hope,
today. in sight of immediate progress
beyond that point unless, perhaps,
the rambling story told'by Smith do
velops features not nowappsrent.
overeat or rcaser seasaves.
BOETON, July li.'—-Actlve work has
feet. 1-4 inch; Fyfe, England. 122 feet.
. “ “ in back to Jerusalem is die.
m '0 8 ' 6 1‘4 inches. Burroughs. America. did
._ it: his family here.“ He is full of
, ‘ loci and religiousenthuslssm which
may colitis after he reaches Juries.
‘ ' ii” iiéi'should'have to wait there
my long for death.~Waterbury Am-
rms Asseamsnr or
Souvenififtél’oai' Cards were
ALL PRICES.
"'.wth"?eysiermen
la the third section of the hammer . tale, who work
throw McGrath. America, throw 107
1 inches, breaking the British
record. Flanagan.Amerlca. threw 105
feet 2 1~2 inches. Gillie, America. 140
feet. 0 1-2 inches.
‘ Welsh. Canada, McGrath and Flau-
agan. America, qualified for the final.
in the dual Flanagan finished first.
with a throw of 170 feet. 4 1-2 inches.
beating the Olympic record. McGrath
was second, with s. threw of 101 feet,
11 inches. and Walsh. Canada. third.
15' feet. 1 1-2 inches.
of this section of ‘ ‘ ‘_
the natural Menage. strong or an-
iseiiou. and that organ sation wl
ahead and fight against the grant in
the courts and. with’ tworo‘iber decis-
ions in the matter. will. the oystermen
assert. undoubtediy’haw the ground
restored to them satin, and nil. Smith
will be out whatever bioney he pays for
staking. buoying or working, the
“ l
und.
‘slrileld is "let. eat“.-
the sale is not werraht
‘o‘ .hrrtnas'r TO woman.
.- met A lady the other day who is
W anxious this year to make some
, windwafter a tried recipe.
, if I‘Would make inquiry for
such a recipe to be printed here. So
W. A. Bfiggerman’s
MUIIC ITORE.
’dflOVIft Block.
for Crescent hum” .
being by quit claim decdsgfliil‘ch leave
the town without any“ rcdnonsibiiity in
the matter.~and wt
of stepping in to .
Smith‘s title to the lamb .
the claim of any other oystermcn who
many of my resdere’sre good cooks
. and they are so kind about to
math e to others. that i am conadeut
ring in time a“ good. tested or
eiderberry. wine.
from Windsor writes that she
fresh sprigs of taney or mini
so in getting rid of ants.
am where the ants come is.
been begun by State Forester Bane
for the establishment of a system of
forest reserves to promote the forest
industry of the lies, in accordtance'
win the act of the recent legislature.
The selectmen of all mean towns in
the state have been asked to designate
tracts of forest lsnds'whlch the town
either of itself or through local organ-
‘Wbeu the result of the hammer
throwing was announced, it being the
first ilnel of the fourth Olypmiad. the
Stars and Stripes were run up on th
arena flagstnfl to announce that the
United States had gathered in the first
event to be decided. in fact. it was a
double victory. Flanagan taking the
the necessity
n praying. hlr.
“atch
privilege oystermcn any they have al‘
ways had of working that particular
This Space for To-
llrst gold. and MoGreth the first silver
medals thus far awarded.
There was great cheering f
American sections of
the flag broke out. Can
for Walsh wins the bronze medal.
, Heavy showers which followed the
fine weather of the beginning interfer-
natursl bed nu.
section of the Fairs
by the general
der the. rights. grant
statutes of the state.
The 100 acres in this particular plot
are bounded on the north by a line be-
tween Jeonlngs' point and the "Outer
Beacon," on the east by the Lyon and
Talmnodge plots, on the south by the
isaiions or even individuals may be
turned over to the state for forest
demonstration purposes. Many acres
have already been offered with the
the state forester will
forest them. As the
work is to serve as an object lesson
Magulncj for August says
,_ good solution for keeping the
. , curl during the hot weather is
‘ bliscf an egg mixed with equal
{of rose water and a few are
fragrant perfume. Then i e
ould‘be slightly shampoood with
, mor'ro’Iv’S‘ Adv.
Lenis Joscloff,
provision the
South Norwaik.
education ally. it is desired. so far as
possible. to ultimately have these de-
monstrations in various representative
.7: North Iii-Inst.
ed with the last. vents of the morn-
, Tel. Cali 285-2.
ture before wrapping around
lug meeting. incl the third best
lore. Left until thoroughly dry, line of state Jurisdiction and on the
west by a line drawpeouth from Jon
of. the 20 kilometre bicycle race.
the first laps of this contest. Wis/tits.
America, and Young. Canada. alter.
nately held the first two positions.
Wientz won. Time 33 minutes and 39.
seconds. The fourth heat of the race
was won.by Jones. England. time 32
minutes. 39 seconds.‘ Cameron was.
lied gently. the hair will be
_ a soft sheen on it. besides
g 1 fit and “ fluffy and the wave
remain permanent in spite of rain
sections of the state locating them on
frequently traveled roads. The appro-
priation for the work is limited to
35,000 this year and 810.000 annually
t; Into the courts it
will probably be on ‘a prosecution for
trespass. as the “Natural Growtbors"
will probably ignore the s
will deb over the Smith bed.
time comes. with the idea of getting
the matter into court. The outcome of
case, if one develops. will be watched
with much interest.
if the case so
jIii thine resll'yvi‘anything quite so
_ ting good health and
.yes bee ty. as frequent baths.
INTERNATIONAL PEACE CON-
. pure air and intelli- GREGG.
BOSTON, July li.—The am. of a
large delegation of Americans to leave
this country to attend the internation-
al Peace Congress, which will be held
in London the last week in July, sall-
ed. on the steamship ivernia today.
The party included Ilr. and re. Ed-
win 1). bleed. Dr. and’litii. Francis H.
Bowley and James L Trycn. Delega-
from the Massachu-
setts State Board of Trade. from the
, adolety. the National
W. C. '1‘. U.. the inter-Collegiate Peace
Association. the Universal Peace Un-
ion and several religious societies, in-
eludiug the New England Friends'
Yearly Meeting. Prof. Francis G. Pee,
body, of Harvard. will represent the
American Unitarian Association.
NEW ENGLAND ORDER OF
IAOLIS. ‘
FALLRWER. Mass, July 14.——-Dele-
' rice in all parts of
ew York, New Jersey
and several other eastern states were
in this city today, or on up
here, for the annual field day of the
New England Order of Eagles.
annual meeting of the Massachusetts
The first heat of the twenty kll
metre bicycle race was won byMem
dith. England. in 38 minutes. ill see-
ccat with pointed back“ and front
succesor It the coat with point-
‘ .;long pointed hips are
.atmoetio thaweist line and
’ either side of the slashing
buttons inst as if they were at
a- seam.
a“ lie iguana
iH-EeMmd&®=
" 232 EAST AVENUE:
EAST NORWALK.
Telephone 990. ,
C. B. Klngsbury. England. won the
second heatiin 32 minutes. 33 as see»
ends. - ..
The third heat was won by Wiente.-
Time. 33 minutes. 39 sec MONITOR FIREMAN 0
NEW LONDON. Jilly 14.—-Nlcholas
J. Canlley. fireman- on United States
monitor Nevada. who was badly scald.
ed by the bursting of a boiler tube on
the monitor on July 6. died yesterday
at Memorial Hospi ‘ "Caullsy was the
most seriously iuiu‘
men in the fire room at the
accident. He was brought ashore here
on Tuesday afternoon, July
en to the hospital.
-~the nattlest of the Corday tlons will also '0
, iii .are so becoming to youthful
' of smooth-colored silk net with
band ., and ‘» soft. upstanding
glowing cerise.
han-u-iu-n-gneau-un-
Is‘a sevens-o sIIIELo Hus-
. ease. - .
ends. - .
The fifth heat was won by Hansen.
Sweden. Time. 34 minutes. 53 3-5 see- NOW Y0"! P0300
ends. .
The sixth heat was won by Donny.
England. in 33 minutes. 40 e-s seconds.
0. ill. Lerner. of the United King-
. dom team. easily won the first heat of
the 3.500 metre walk in 15 minutes. 32
H. E. Kerr. Australia. was
second, and W, J. Pjalmer. England.
third. No Amerit
the heat. in this event the ilrst three
in each best qualified for the final.
E. J. Webb. England, won the sec-
ond heat. in 15 minutes, 17 .1-6 see-
in this heat Quinn, England,
finished second. and Re
den. third. Goulding. Canada. won the
thirdl heat in 15 minutes. 54 seconds.
in Man Wee Found Gull-
lfent to Jail for Five Years.
,BAVEN. .July li.——Frank Lee.
erick. Lloyd. who was arrest
tony Crook its in Manon the
ot'stiniilbtlng to kill his wife.
cod :in superior court. to-
titres years lu-stste prison on
than additional two years
participated in
New England. SO
WEDNEODAY. JULY» 15TH.
nvaNin ,
ndcohht. Leeand'his wife Harrison. England, was second. and
body was held today. at which reports
’0‘! manual in mu, Rowland, NOW-Zhfllfld. third.
were heard, last year’s work review-
In the draw for the three mile team
race. the“ United Kingdom. Italy. Hol-
land snd‘ Germany were drawn for
the but best. This insures a victory mad
' ht during an argument
, wherever his wife’s
or with!» run: and- then
ed. and plans of the society’s endear
vors during the coming year were
. her into the hotel
pct. ‘ dread. and to nest
red aerosol shots at her.
hergfrom a gun he
purpose. The wife
witness against her
coil“. Todaynse
for the United Kingdom. :Inths sec
and heat America‘ will have to com-
pets against :cenada and Sweden.
This is it handles
team. for should t win. victory will
follow a herd race. whilevthe United,
Kingdom should win the first heat
m
FOLIRTEIN OUTLAW! KILLED.
MANILA. July tie—Lieu“. Barr
and Whitney. commanding a detach. .
meat of the contacbulery. attacked and
stormed (lots, on the .’ island of Min-
danao. which was occupied by the out-
for the American
Of course you went a Hammock rte, enjoy'the summer.
Why not have the BEST that money can buy?
Our showing includes all the latest patrolman? and the sta-
ple plain colors, full size, beautiful JadqusrdWeaves. broad
tops. lay back pillows—every detail that'makos
a comfort. Marked for this week at
$1.50, . $2.00, $2.50: $2.98,]
1 $3.98, and $4.98;
the Hammock
s. C. Barnum, New Haven: ,
Watts. Waishlngton; 'T. G. Abbott, Jr.;
Montclair; F. Madden. city; W. c. Kei‘.
logg, New Haven; W. B.‘ Benson. ‘Low‘
Bfi‘ldgépof'ti' 8. '
L ARRIVALS
Clifford—J. A. Tasney. Paterson, N.
J.; J. L. Schmidt. Hugh '1‘. Campbell.
South NOI'WIlk IIIISOISIIC", 10C Boston; 1. Mi. Block. Sam Zeltner, J.
Louis lgeton, Bert Ryer. George ll.
Hughes, J. B. Mills. F. 0. Colyoei. John
J. Krone, New York; Edward Frocb,
Edward E. Bach, F. K. Hackett, Ed-
ward G. Shields. South Norwalk; Mr.
192 Washington St and Mrs. W. ll. McGee. Baltimore,
hid Mrs. G. W. Bromley, Mr. .aud
Mrs. G. L. Brooks, Brooklyn: W. R.
Hopper. New Haven: John A. Hlslop,
Graham 8. Hislop. Gordan l. Hlslop.
Downing Walker. Joseph P.
B. Glocsence,
Levin, New' York:‘ H. A. ' McOomss. ‘
Philadelphia; H. E. Wright: flartford:
William F. Holster, NievflYerk; Wile
liam H; Kincade. Gloucester.
BEST THE WORLD AF ~
"it gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen'e' Arnica Salve." "
it's the‘ beetselvc.
the world aifords. It cured a felon on
my thumb. mid «never fails to heal
every sore.,_biirn unwound to which it
at F. H, Baxter's dru’s ‘
3
says J. W,«Jen
. "i am couviu
liliammock island; C. B.
is applied. in
Msbsckemo-F. D. Chase, Boston;
Delicious fresh made Butter—the kind
that satisfies the hard to please. »
Some Cut Prices that Are Worthy Your Attention.
warren sesame or eacxmuwe cocoa. a can zoo
ess‘r LEMON cages orOINGER were, a pound 5a
was LEAF LARD. 2 lbs. for ....... -
axrsa saucy CALIFORNIA Lame ..
STRIOILY sateen couurnv sees. dos. ..... ..; ......
PaesI-I LINE FANCY cases (Regular 13c kind), lb. f
. ............... 2M
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Mixed Tea ..... . . . . . ....... .
20 Stamps with 1,5 lb. eclsl Mixed Tea ............ . ‘ ‘*
o-Ks Blend C0189 ..'..... 5.3.... '
20 Stampswlth 1 lb. Mocha. and Java Coffee ....... . ..... :r'sos "
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Codes ..... y. ...... . 250 ~ '
SPECIAL NOTICE:—~On and after August. 1st we will be locum!
at the store formerly occupied by Hlslop, No. 83 Washington Street.
“SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING GROCERY‘QTOREJ'
NeWYork Groce
its WaeI-Imc'reu sr.‘
.- 25 Stamps with 1 lb.
ryco
:.e;-:e:-:w:e:e;-1-;-:e:nthufiuze1-1-1ejnze;e;n;-,-,-;-Ae;e;I:-;e,-;-:-_-.
IICK’S FISH MARKET .
f 180 Washington Street mag... . 3:6 j“
[ "suck mane Shad. Salmou._BlueliSli.‘ Weak j ,
‘ , flint,- Eels, Haddock. :~
. Rockaway oysters, Etc, ‘_ 1
mum 1477
« fish.~ll
’ an DELIVERY. .
. sentenced. The
ten Lee is wanted there.
, ‘ .,»w o weserreste‘d
.. :eu scriptions in be-
an veterans with
rfelled his bond of
assault. and.
lowivyan on Friday last. Feiirteea of
the. outlaws were killed.
captured. . Lieut. Barr
wounded. and on
o—-—-—-——-—-d~———_-
WANTTO Wl¢suiéAWAllA
" 'I‘ronoww. July<‘13.~—Formeroov
arses Carter has sent easehiegram to-
:ton'lskim a
”We emanation:
“the nest durln
n which will
.. nucleic», . ..
ther continues unsettled.
The} attendance is somewhat better.
althfluhvno‘t at all large. No Ameri-
cans will compete in the concluding
heat of the 400 metre swimming race.
The dual of the 3.500 metre .
was won‘ by Lerner. England. We b.‘
, / , was. second. and Kerr. Aus-
tre is.’ third. The time of the winne'
e private was serious.
usual cheeks isItlI
” -. axe-as. ‘ mm“ late. ‘
ii . mat!
is minutes. 55 seconds. .
seals: the 1.500 metreliet , ' airy
m Iii-Sheppard. American. ‘
England
amt: can in ,
3 snowmen, ;:
Aniline-.31 f ‘ WW-
Native Beets. bunch so wisdom:- shoulders, ib.l..‘...,.:i
Butter.lb. see stile,cit.“..‘.‘..f.’..’.r‘..=.‘......:;..‘10s:
_ ‘ L“ . L "i‘v‘f L .,.. w ‘.‘. I.
0rauge's.'lfbeehes, Berries. Husk Helen. Water-melons.
tuce, String Beans and Peas.
Nice Small Hams. average 8
,ithubarb. Intr- -'
', p.‘ . .1”
to 10 lbs, each.
Norwalk Chronicler