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* ”SAY. Willi 7. some
9"”I7‘iiifl. TILILPHQRI
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9, uniformly large congregations and the
‘ spirit with which the people enter into
ancients 7315. -
1:43 a. no; any“ is. In.
9.Wl9ii0 DIIWOEYM
Distal convocation of Butler
' ,l. A. II... will be held atiia
3th. 1000, It ! o’oIOok
ark. Past Master Degree. All
We cordially and frstsmslly
9 "Molly you rs.
maul“ M. WiLcox. eoc'y.
ulna 'l' E AUTOIS'N.
a. welcome announcement that
is awaking to the necessity
mar operating of automobiles in
9L9 lty. During this spring, especial.
Muir car drivers of the type who
a thoughtless disregard for the
of others or the danger that
.9 make imminent, have been unre-
‘dd and consequently any efforts
9 part of the police to bring about
improvement will be approved
9; around curves and through
business thoroughfares at
robs rites of speed may he plans-
or some drivers. but it is mighty 9
oil the general public to be on
L to endure it.
view of the present attempt to
“nearly this imposition. the decision '
he Supreme Court in ratifying the
lug of the lower court in an action
damages following an accident up-
the Washington street bridge is
Melony interesting. The Justices
that:
lying an automobile at 9. high
to of speed through city streets.
is other vehicles are passing. and
Oil. women and children are liable
crossing, or around corners at
litersection of streets. or in'pass-
9 hy street cars from which pas-
ions have just niighted or may be
'to slight, or in other similar
, and situations where people are
into tail to observe an approach-
‘ WLWMWGL is in itself actionable
* run In llllllllll or
us. anus
{Continued from First Page.)
made fragrant with flowers
be good offices of one of the
hers, and though the June ,
' unkludly refused to shine. .
9 shown the whole place and
, ayenue with its wonderful
their best. there was no innit
and good feeling wi bin the
the home. ,.
Gerard was wholly fine in her
” rarity of hostess and president
1, walk Genius. She and the
Motown Miss Pinned and MrLil.
received informally as their .
linked.
choosy was met at the station
Horace ill. Dann, and began
very nearly at the appointed
:80 She was presented to the
by Mrs. Gerard who made
pits closet that the Norwalk Cons
L 1" out of a course of lectures
y.hlra Cheney last December.
not. of the international League
ls;shsumlng tremenduous pro-
is to promote the living of
. atom and happy lives. It
together those who earnestly
understand yslcsl mental
spltltdai laws; one who wish
' life as a science and live it as
it supplies its members with
hiast‘ results of research and es-
in the prevention and cure
Wines and disease. The plans
_9 segue are complete and far-
in. Though it is a women's
it has an associate membership
Mrs; Cheney issues it course
and supervises a corres-
urse. and among the solen-
ir more to the course of in-
, are such men as Dr. Paul
Borne;
worth of Columbia; Josiah
re- Janet and J. Milne
A periodical is planned
L aflolutely serene and.
' .grsei if. aha seems alwsyh
saith and this constanc-
sis a worries of exact
’ “It haV’il‘ 9Nlih0mi“. L
was:
She
is extended to visitors.
, the Broad River saloon keeper, will
cloning. and were hitting each other
Professors Cabot,
v~‘sril, of Harvard; Peterson.
'I'iis tests Ms W ohm 11
Popular Pius for ”Worthil'c
no services at the South Norwalk
fisptist Church, yesterday. were large
ism maths some help
We which sl-
museums there
new larch is rlrhtiully term-
ed the people’s church because of the
the services. The pastor. Rev. ii. B
Carpenter. has the honor faculty of
Preaching on themes touching ever
day life and drawing contrasts whlc
cannot fail to bars a benbilosat indu-
encs on the lives of his hearers. 9
The quartette is composed of so
knowhdged artists of experience. who
are all well and favorably known in
the musical world as vocal soloists
The musical programs each Sunday
naturally attract a large number of
of the quartette numbers were dcllghu
ing the regular communicants.. Mrs
J Weller O'Connor‘s solo. “To a Mind
Worn and Weary.” at the morning ser‘
vice. was highly commended for its
beauty and manner of rendition. All
of the quartctte members were delight‘
fully sung The organist of the church.
Archibald Merriam. is fast becoming
recognised as possessing remarkable
ability and he is destined to become
one of the lending organists of thr
town. 9
People having no regular church
lies and who desire to attend a ser:
vice where brilliant preaching and at
iractive music is the rule, will not be
disappointed if they attend the Bap-
tist church. A most cordial welcome
cases IN THE row»: count,
John E. Layden and Others summoned
to Appear Tomorrow.
it is expected that John E. Lily-don.
be given a. hearing tomorrow morning
at the conclusion of the Markham
cases. Layden's place was visited the
same day that the police made the raid
on Markhum’s cafe. but be was not
arrested atlhat time, as there was no
one in the place then. Prosecuting At
iorney Davis says. however. that he
has enough evidence to warrant Loy
den‘s arrest. and he accordingly was
served with a warrant this morning.
There are a few other cases to com
up that were held over. They are loll
ward Scofleld, of Wilton, who was
found by Sergeant Leather in Bruce‘s
doorway late Saturday evening, in a
drunken condition. William Ranch
and John (Doe) White, of Norwalk.
got into an argument late Saturday
pretty hard when officers 811a and
Page appeared on the scene and placed
both men under arrest. Charles L.
Dllworth put up s cash bond of fifteen
dollars for Rauch‘s appearance in
court Tuesday morning, while White
was allowed to depart on his own rec-
-ognizunco, promising to be on hand at
the proper time.
HARRIMAN ARRIVED IN LONDON.
LONDON. June 7.—l¢. ii. iiarrlman
arrived here today from New York. on
ills way to Paris. He said that be had ‘
a good trip across the Atlantic, ex-
cepting a few days of seasiclmess. and
that he was in better health than a
to climb into it again.
your 880-
«NW...—
, Them are chronicled arm summer
a long list a fatal drowning accidents‘
whichpl 0mm int/o morning.
and the pith me! it is that find little known.
edge of )wsterlnsuship and ordl
cane might have surname most
them. To immune orders
eateriiil slid leaving a hunt or while in
it; to venture in open water unpre
pared. and to neglect of the rudimen-
tary principles of watermasshlp can be
traced half the recorded fatalities. ‘
No one should ever“ take out rowing
persons who do not know how to swim
without first ascertaining that the host
is safe and unworthy and provided
with the necessary paraphernalia tot
oventualitles. it is when one least et-
pecls it that accidents occur. whites L
deli. Haadley in the special vacation ‘
number of Recreation. and the only
way to avoid them is to be prepared
at all times. A stout bow- line. enoukh
life presenters to go wound; on an
something to hale with and an as
pair of cars should he carried on Mir
clplo. You may not need them ninety-
nine times out of a hundred. but on
that hundredth time they may mean
life or death.
win getting into a host one hhould try
to stop right into the bottom over the
heel. or if this is too great a reach, on
to the middle of the seat and then
down. Stepplh on the gunwale has
been responslb e for numberless can
sisings and it is a good idea when’ Dr
experienced people are embarking to
take hold of ting boat and steady it
Enter if possible win-re sou intend to
sit and in such a. manner that you will
not, have to turn backwards.
The weight should be distributed as
evenly as possible. in a snlsli boat.
with slight preference to the stern. if
the bow is buried the least head swell
will flood the boat and if the stem is
too deep a following use may swamp it.
in making a landing one should ap
proach at an angle. shipping the in-
ward nor a few yards away and round-
ing up by backing with the outward
one. it is dangerous to stretch out
over the gunwale to realm for the float
or pier. in landing the person in the
bow should be Irst. taking the bow-
ins with him and steadylng the boat
for the others.
i will not insult the intelligence of
.he reader by advising against rocking
the boat or indulging in like idiotic
1kylslklng.0ne must be decidedly
lacking in grey matter no choose such
lawman. There are certain rules
thout title's behavior in a small craft.
lowever, which should he kept con-
:tautiyin mind. For instance. should
it be necessary for two people to
ebony: places they should keep well
over e keel until ready to pass each
othe and then standing face to face
move to either side simultaneously
that the host may not lose its balance
Also whether in picking up anything
from the water or in helping a swim
her it is advisable to use the stern and
not the side.
When a boat is capsized do not try
it will sustain
you easily if you Just lean on it, as
will any fair-nixed piece of wreckage
like an car. a spur. or a board. but
attempt to climb over and they will
surely sink with you. And speaking
about this, when you are being helped
or towed do not hang into your rescuer
or boat with bent arms. as this draws
the body up and offers great resis-
tsnce. Outstretched arms will In-
crease your chances of getting ashore.
A clear ' conscience never has to
brush rod hairs from its Coat.
Food Dally Bulletin
&P Pm-
for Week Commencing
Monday. June 7th
Great RedLLétlgnL
9 in Prices AllThis
Week fondle A&P Store ’
Very Best Engl‘
Full Cream Chosen, a lb. 9- - .
Pure Lard. a ll)..-
Creamery Butter.alb., 32c
15c
- 9912c
A&PFancyPatentF|0ur,24l- 2 lb. sack90c
Gold Duét, large package.-
1803:
- up
Don’t Forget That Pound of 25c Geffce -
Iona’i‘umsioes, scan.........7c
ions. dormant: .......9......6o
lonsPess.acan 5
Japan Rice.apound ..........5c‘
A. a P. Condensed hilllr. L8 cans
for ....... ..............
Jersey Pears. a can . so
Lemon .Cling Patches, a can. .14o
White Beans. a pound do.
Extra Stamps with
20 Stamps with 1 in. Best 351: Tea.
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Best 50c Tea.
no Stamps with 1 lb. heat so: Tea.
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Best 25c
Coffee.
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Best 40¢ Tea. .
T eas and Coffees
89089911111” with 1 in. Best 2559
Go as
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Best 300
Coffee .,
so studies with 1 lb. Best a...
Coffee. 99
Extra Stamps with Groceries
so Bumps heewith iCakes A M’. Beaming: ....................2$c
195 mm with 1 can Dultans
1.53.121: our." '1'. can my.
ifsmmutearshot
10 Stamps with 91 .M-l' All!
10’s.... on to. sites;
Peas . .9.......99‘...9... .9.'.9.li_29'/ao
with 1 can A.&P. ,
....129i&o
iO‘ilfiind”
hi’flernoou
9 Warden. one point.
L . A great treat is [1:0de for next
- under the auspices of. St. Paul's Guild.
Little lloy Soxlgs,’ which and inter
hills which created considerable inten
"killing the deer. He said the bill was
aimed so that a man could bill a deer '
.in'
‘tlist so the state‘l protected the dedr it ,,
carelessness in .
S2. 00 Potassis.
$1.25
liercerined Paranoia. in neon.
white. khaki. Copenhagen. linen
Lind lavender. L
‘ a House. v.25.
% 6
25¢ Beaded Collar
Supports, 17c
Holds the collar llrmly, black.
white gold and colors Regular
260.
3 HOURS. 17°.
31.900 Silk Gloves;
79c
12 Button 9“Knyecr" Silk Cloves.
Lin black and colors. Regular $1.00.
e nouns. 790.
10c White Linen,
6c
32 inch lndla Linen.
I k
Rogu lnr
price 100. 9
8 HQURW YARD.
Garden iiosc
3 Ply Black Rubber oil-sen no».
it inch, in issue to foot lnogths. 9
3 occasions. Is your. ,.
.4;
mama—MM...” A... .. a”..-
N [W MEMBERS IEG‘IVED.
Norwsik Methodist episcopal Church
Takes in swam. 9 ‘ 1L
At the morning service in the Nor
walk Methodist Episcopal church, ‘itlie
following persons wore received
certificate:
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon, ii) Un-
ion 'plxe.
Mrs. Lydia A. Weeks Westport ave-
nue. s.
Mrs. Harriett Carrutlters Wefipori
avenue.
Miss inaboi
areuue.
Miss Ruth Carrilihers.
avenue.
Horace M N. Signlan.
The following werer
full membership from bottom 9_
Harry L Sterling. 37 igh street.
John E. McClsna. h Chestnut street.
Mrs. Fred A. Rows. Insults street.
Carruihsrs. westLLport
Westport
received into
99991‘9hc following were received on pro-
t on:
Miss Grace 1". Sterling. 22 Orchard
street.
Miss Elsie M. Sterling, 22 prchsrd
street.
Miss Cora In Wilhelm“. WestDOrt
avenue.
John ill. McClane and Miss Cora 1..
Wheeler were baptist
RACE. AT THE YACHT CLUB.
Three Canoes Wont Over thatCoul-se.
‘ ssturdsy A srngon. _ -
Owing to the cup unlit weather.
Saturduy afternoon it was decided to
postpone the dory race at the Nor-
null: Yacht Club until next Saturday
Tum» canoisls were ready to .start
in the canoe races. and it was decided
to have a series ci' res events for
the three hosts, the and one to be
sailed next Saturday; ulso‘. The result
of the first race was as follows? Cer-
and five points; Norton, three points;
QT. PAUL'S 0|)in INTERTAlN-9
MENT.
Wednesday evening. at the entertain
meat to be given at lockwood‘s Hall.
Mrs. Reed Havllund will sing “The
plots so pleasingly ltev Mr. Cleft
who is well known here, will render -
ethos of the Shakespeorean numbers.
for which he is noted. The program is
most attractive. and the evening
dbould prove a. most artistic success.
M
PROTECTION 29F. DEER.
The commission on fish and game
held a hearing Thursday afternoon on
bills in relation to deer. One of the
est was introduced by Representative
Henry D. Russell. of Soutbbhry. it
struck out from the present but the
provision that the burden of proof
that a deer. killed by «anyone, was klllé
to legally. should be upon the limit
on his land and that would be all there
was to in
A. ll". Carey. of Southiuioll. asked ’
who owned the deer killed on a man' a
land. Senator Faun said that was too
much for the conlmittee to answer.
The attorneygeneral was the man to
see.
Another bill. introduced by Dept-0% .
schtotive Russell. was to place ti o
the state the espouse of action
data one hytleel‘. asweliaspsy-
g fee the damage done. .lia claimed
9913:9«sIIblils involved,
therefor 1:99 Mr ml! were on
while Mr. . Carey sushi the lair
all right as it is. , 'l‘hd. «u genitive
damage and Wits dsn th
groom-911901 emanating ' , ' .
ought to
by ,
respondent is another matter.
‘Gas Stoves
Single Burner atlas Stoves, very
handy for gulch hosting. ii inch
diameter. ‘ .
3 H0U999RS. 19c.
NOTICE L L
Annual School Meeting
.4.- ......
_ 'illu legal. voters of lilo Bomb LNoLLrw,
; wulk Union School District are hereby
notified and warned that the annual:
blunting of said district will be h
in the Franklin street schoolhouse
Tuesday evening. June 8th. 1909 Lat &
0 old: it. to bonrtbo reports of them
trict Committee. Treasurer and (lol-
ioctor for the past your; to elect a
member of the District Committee in
' serve for the succeeding three years.
and other officers for the ensuing your:
to lay :1 tax to meet the necessary ex—
penses of the district, and.to pay so
much of the indebtedness of said Dis-
trict as shall be deemed advisable; to
authorize the District Committee to
borrow on the credit of said district
such sum or some of money as may
be necessary to meet the current one
pauses of sold district for the ensuing ,
your. and to give the notes of the dis-
trict therefoie; and to tronsact any
other business properly coming before
said meeting. \
Ullli'd at South Norwnlk.
Juno... ”. 9A} ll.
' ”JOHN ‘H LlGii'l‘,
RUSSELL FROST,
‘ EDWARD llARRE'i‘T,
District Committee.
001111.,
”MW...“ .-.
GASOLENE ,MNK serooss.
“3.5.4" L
One Man Fatally Injured and Another
_ Seriously H1: ri.
NEW YORK, .luue i ~~~~~ 01m man :1 as
family and another SEliOll;>i9V inluled
when n. gasolene tank at the Pueblo
Coast Borax Compnnys works. near
Bayonne, N 1.9.exploded today. Joe
eph iiilidorf and Charles i‘.‘ Nuber.
chemists, were working in the labora-
tory when something went wrong
with the gasoline engine in the room
adjoining They entered the engine
'room to investigate, just as the loo
gallon gasolene. tank in th. room ex
ploded. Hilldorf sustained fatal in
juries andv Nuhers condition is ser-
ious. lloth the engine room and labor-
ntory were connilctely wrecked and
material damage was done: twill? 112:9
tuninder of the ant.
THE TRUTHFULV TAXIMETER.
The taxicahs did well . during the
storm but whether the driver! reaped
the rich harvest. suggested by a cor-
lie adi
vances the interesting theory that on
linearly or slippery roads the
wheel of a cab slips. "iinly today," lL‘LleL
adds “i noticed the wheels ‘0! manl'
‘taxis: when picking up 3 end, revolv»
ing at a terrific rate. with the natural
result that the 1meter must have regis-
tered at least five ltlult'eu the road 11:911-
, Wale: Coolers
3 Gal. water Cholera, enameled.
galvanised lined. Rogulsrrprim~
31.75. - '
.99 silicone. 1.1.39.
Water Pails
12 Qt. Heavy Galvanised Water_
Pails. Regulurlysoid 25c.
TONIGHTHSG.
use... June ms, is Dividend Day
Bring Your Book in and Get it) Stamps Free
v 10 stumps with 1 lb. Very Best
Tea
30 Stamps with 1,5 lb.
Best'lio 30c
25 Stumps with y. in. Special
Tali ............ ........... 25c
ouaury nut-zen
This is a Combination
Vin-y
LOW EST
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Mokn
Coffee ................ 392C
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha it
Java Coffee .. ......... 30c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and
Maracaibo Coffee ...... .256
15 Stamps with 1 in. Best San
ins Coffee ................ 20c
10 Stumps with M lb. MoKa
(Toffee ..166
FHiCtis! STAMPS FREE!
The! Cannot be9Beatetl.
l5 PINK STAMPS WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING ARLTICLESH
1A, lb. Pure Gmund Mustard. . .10c
it 111. Pure iiiuck'Pepper ..... .101:
1 Large Bottle Blulug. . . . . . .100
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crucirem... .271:
1‘ iii Destrfihmldsd (lecosnut. .200
1 lb. Lunch Cocoa .. ......... 25c
1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. . .10o
1 cake Beckinnnn'a Cbocolaie.20c
2 lbs. Mixed Cakes...........25c
1 dozen Large Lemons . 35:99
COMPLETE STOCK FINE WINES, LIQUORG. BOTTLE!) BEERS.
CHAMPAGNES, CLARETS, SAUTERNES. ETC.
AFBECKMANNSECO
23 and 85 Washingtoa 8‘
iLNVLESLTiN0L AT HOMLEL. -
(inc Lrensonl‘ol’ the prosperity of Wa-
terbury as compared with other Con-
necticut cities. one might say offhand.
Norwich, is that Waterbury people. as
a rule invest their money at borne.
They back up local enterprises and
this makes for the prosperity of every-
body. it is a' good rule that the per-
son on ht to invest where he can
watch t 0 investment. The chance of
ion is, if course. great minimised.
iicw will? applies to a city like We-
ter my app lee to a country. The coun-
try whose surplus wealth is invested
largely outside lacks enterprise and to
that ostentmust 'laclt progress and
prosperity. “An application of this is
found in: the case of Great Britain.
which invests immense amounts or
capital in various countries of Europe
and the rest of the world. This to a
certain extent; means a decline in the
kppportunity to invest at home. or lac
of enterprise although it also men
that Britten .investdrs, are to a large
extent speculators. and often put their
money into elites-prises in. the hope of,
big returns. preamp considerable risk.
One good authority. Robert Gillan",
lion , tenths tom of British capital
' 000‘A9h0ut920p9ercs.
Phone Call 440.
800th Norwaik.
of this or $15,1000000.90ll. is invested
abroad. according to the recent esti-
mate of Henry Beaumont. one of the
oldest and most experienced members
of the London Stock Exchapge. —W9nt
erbury Atherlcan.
DUBTY ROADS.
Incident to tnepmposed automobile
legislation is the problem of dust pre
vention on the pom? highways. It is,
obviously. a (uncut matter to com-
pare propel ills roldtlve values of
the dllferentfimateriais which have
been used as proeventives. in some
localities the use of these materials
is often claimed to be inure satis'fac.
tony tiutn any other. This may be due
to local physical condition. or it may
be because of skill i
an estimation of.‘
dust prevention h ‘
it is best to re
stance which ‘
of dust and be]
ready formed.
life of the road? ‘
rota vs cost of
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