1112111111 0111111111
1111111111119, Poulun. Now Obtainablo In
Small Quantities.
.flnfio It: diocovéry one year ago the
W rim. poslam. lino successfully
‘ll‘iil‘mt thousands or chronic canoe
mania and other distreltting. rkfri,
Motions. Heretofore poaln‘m ho
W dispensed éuieiy for the bone 1
ct ocioma patients in large iars suffic-
tent. for 3 month's treatment. This
W fault to be an inconvenience to
m thouaands who use it for minor
two ion. such as pimples. blackheads.
hill”! Ilene, aoaly scalp. complexion
‘ 1 ' , itching feet. pilce, ctc..
“quire but a. small quantity to
.9 overcome this, and in ice
, Qlttllent appuia. the dispensers
111 hare been obliged to adopt,
1113’“
a special fifty-cont size,
in future may bo found on sale
he Cilil'ord Pharmacy, Edw. W.
Kelley, Jr. a. and other leading drug
Itorea, in South Noinwulk or it may
ho ordered direct from the Emergency
Laboratories. No. 32 West 25th Street.
New York (‘lty. In all eczema 1111118111
poeiam stops itching with first appli-
, cation. and pl oceods to heal immediate-
ly: chronic cases being cured in two
116111111. In less serious skin troubles,
Jamil“ are seen after an overnight up
piloatton.
[samples for experimental purposes
«, may still be had free of charge, by
' writing to the laboratories for them.
TROLLEY COMPANY olsoRAcss
, MEN WHO PLAYED SICK.
. BRIDGEMPOR’I‘. July 20.-v~l’l:1,villl:
of! dick during the. l1ot.11'11..1lh111 111111
thereby crippling the local I’orco oi
trolley workers upwards of a score of
1 , motormen and conductors were yester-
' dly posted ill the. bums oi the Con-
‘ nectlcut Company, and cach oilcndcl'
.11 WM severely rcprilllandod. So many
or the men laid off, saying they were,
lick. that the company bircd 11 doctor,
' who with an inspector visited the
homes of the supposed invalldn, only
" toiilndxin tho1 majority, of instances
thittho men Were either resting or
away from their 110 11s.
The men were Sillljt‘t'lfll to a rcpri-
- 111111111, ‘nnd then p11l1licl_1 posted that
théir fe’llowu might know just who It
was that made them hustle ilom 14 to
18 hours a day during 1111- piotr.11 111d
hot spell.
The common will continue to 111111111
théir own int cstlgations and dismissal
1. will follow wbcncvr-r It is found that.
’ the men are icigning sickness.
KOREAN TROLLEY
STRIKE.
, SEOUL. Korea, July 20.-——Tho Kor
.oan olnployea ot the electrical street
railway system in Scout went on strike
. today: ’The p'l'Opel'ty war. rcccntly
transiorrcd by the American company
which built the lines, To a Japanese
dyhdlowto. The strikers tllreateu to
' charm the offices of the. syndicate, and
' are Only held back by :1 strong force.
of zehdarmes.
EMPLOYEE
A OF DON CARLOS.
lnl11buld1,.lul1 20.———Ar~
rail Kits for the. funeral of Doll
0'! Bourbon thc pretender to
pish thl',on1> who dl d h111o last
.i- have 111111.11 delayed as the.
permission oi Empcml Flam-Is .lnscph
, bury tl111 body at 'I‘licats has not
. been received
ripen the homes that we furn-
nose the Furniture we sell is at
“1.1111; stronger t the most. pre-
tile and most durable. We are
collar where. we buy every article1
accept none from tho manufac-
miwlthout 11 guarantee. Thus we
gobbled to protect our customers.
thus have1 we earned the roputa
or selling the best at the lowest
’11... 111.1. angevlne
1 8. Son Co.
chit Main St, South Nomllt
alliance. ll Washington or.
olopliono at 010119.482. ' '
impractio-is the science 0f the
o ofetllo disease and the art of ad
ting the lame. Diseases are canned
a Wrench, twist or sprain in the
iron it done-I11 childhood it
pinched nerves and pain in
in thil 1111111111111, organs and
., ll. retrieve the entire cl
' 0 Mill pain. and health is
much harmoniylng the 11x
1 tan- in your body. ,4 ,
IIII u Rheumatism. Paraly-
' and Female Dis
:11 attention; also
pine. You will
11... Chiropractic s
lllJllllIllllllI llll Illlllli
Hll llllll
(Continued from First Page.)
with the business or employee of the
concern. The 11 unotion is unautconm
of the strike 0 the union batters
which has been on for six Inohth'il.
Vim-Cllluct'lior ilo1v,el1 who sat in the
1111111oedi11ga,111adc known his ruling
in an opinion given in Newarkycs-
tcl'day.
The Injunction 1'111111'21iucd those dc»
clarcd to come within Its scope from
p1'1'ior1nil1g acts of violence, including
assaults, disorderly 111' turbulent C(lll'
duct on tho strocts, anm'inblagc ot'
mobs or strikers and their sympathiw
111's, and destruction 111' propert ' by the
mobs. It also lies 11111111111 plckctlng
by assignment Ily the local unions for
the purpose of watching pert-101111 who
approach the factor-i115 oi the coupliain-
nut to secure 1vork,nnd the asacnlbling
oi strikers about the railway htntlons
to lutlm idatc cr polsuudc against tl1el1
all) persons melting emplovntcnl or
actually in the nor v icc of the oomph-1m
not from entering or remaining in
such employ.
A1: to one important feature 111‘ the
application {or an injunction the vice-
chanccllor announced that I111 could
not decide. This was with inspect to
tho penalizing of members who dis
rogard the action of the local 1111111111
and clthcr remain in 111' re- enter the 1.-111
11on 01‘ the complainants. 'l‘bo partic-
ular in thiarespcci won that 11111.11lbors
of the union loac tl111l1'.riizht of 11111111-
bcrnlilp. and may not be reinstated e11-
cdpt upon payment of sonic cxtll‘bifuilt
fine, the. amount 111’ which is 11111111 by
the unlonr. in pcncl'al 111cctlniz.
This feature of tho («1:111 the \'l:'t.1-
chancellor diacuascd :11: follow:
“The fact complained of 111 this
brcncb of tht1 (-11:111 in that one or more
oi the local unlnnu have actuallv 1111~
pelicli 11101111111111 of thc union tor tl111
professed cause that they did 1111i join
in the 11111119. 111111 1111 violated 111.» com-
mands of the union. The four local
unions contain provisions relating to
this pubicct which :11'11 substantially
the shlilc.
“l illld nothing I11 1111,1511 bylaws
which gin-:1- tl111 nowucintlon tl111. right
to impose any (11111111111115 11111111 upon an
applicant for inculbcrabip or for N1-
instntcmt 111 t‘xu‘llllllg Ill the b1' laws
of Il)t‘l‘.l No. I:,I \1l1lcl1 pimldta tl11t Ii
11111' jo111'1'1c,11111111‘1:o ioul"h1' 111111 at
turward bl 1'-1 admitted to 111cl11b111sl1ii=
by application of tl111 vigilance 111111
mlttcc and complying with their (it'-
ciuion. 1 take it to hr the law of each
of those associations that it" a mem-
her "go foul" be thereby, ipao iacto
loses his mombcrshlp, and that 1111 ac-
tIon by tho association is necessary lo
cut him off from the bcncilts of the 1111-
ion.
“Ill this case the local went far be
yond what was required In order to 1'1»
“(1111.1 the union of tin- incubus of 1c-
calciirnnt members. They appear to
have called lllectinge or tlu1 association
and limb and there ill tl111 most public
nutn11111'1 xlll‘llttl 1111'tuin 111(1mber11' who
11'11re (lisobcdicnt oi the decrees of the
union. These men who werc so for-
inally and publicly expelled, hll'tl ac-
cording to the Ihoorlcs oi‘ tht1 dcfcnd
1111111, p1lor lil‘l’lial tilne,loat1 their
_ CltvNatlonal Bank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
_—
VRANBACTS A GENERAL BANKING
. BUSI NEBS
Capital admin. and Profits
3100.000. 00 $117,000.00
11.1.1 Deposit 8011", $3 and $5 per year.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP, Int Vice- Prop.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vic-
, Proo. 1
,WILFRED BODWELL, Cuhlor
’ DIRECTORS '
E, H Mathewoon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp samuol Grumman
Julah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
C riotlsn Ewart: John H. Light
" Prod H. Rowan
... ...-.... ,..._......_ _....
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgl'.
Service and Cuisine Up to Data.
Rate: 02 per day and upward-1
---1--- (,1
stock and General Information Ticker.
“Sunday Dinners 75cm.
TEL. CALL 9881
I'SURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamslnp Tickets
.1211. LAYTON & co-
(INCORPORATED)
js 111111.110» AVE. 90. NORWALK.
A 2!:
' . "TELé’P‘iioNE‘cagl‘. 120:
Dollop Henge
(Gl'odory ‘Bcuioltordl' "
EAST ,N'ORWALK.
a“
Shore Dinners nod All Itinda of
Sea Food 11111111111111 Older
John E. O’Sulilvan
PROPRIITOR.
1 they were confronted. 11
membership, and It was hence 111111va
canary to take any action whatever.
"or course. there. is but one conclu.
sion to be. drawn from ouch conduct.
it was for the purposeot exhibiting
to the other members the penal otfcci.
of remaining peacefully ill the cmplqy’
oi‘ the t'mnpllllnunia.
the rights of opium: 11nd111' ordinary cir
oulnatlnx'tli, to expel its members if
Ito rated and regulations are violated.
but hero the circumstances are extra-
ordinary.
The 1-xpcllcd 11111111b11r11 were guilty
of no moral turpitudc; there was no
heating accorded to them and It the
(I'llllt’lltltll'i of the defendants is cnrrcrt
It was a useless form, but in the storm
and stress or a atrii‘c it was undoubt-
edly expected that the action so tak—
1111 would stand in terrorllm as to the
remaining members of the aasot'la-
lion."
in reference to the position of the
national organization of the battcru
11nd Nntlonal i’l'csidcut Moillit, tho
1I1-11-cl11'1nccllor had tl1|.1: to any:
"i do not find in the affidavits any
proof that thc national pranclutlon as
11 body changed in clump-natal: Ibc 1111~
lawful alt‘tliliis of the local unions, and
hence no injunction can r1111 against
that body. 1 do iiud, bnwcvcr,
John A. hilliilti, thc pl'cridcnl of the 1111-
soclatloll. notwithstanding his public.
utterancon against disorder, has ctr
courngcd tl111 some. and, III fact, I11 In
charge or the strike. Ills 11111111111111.
of February 12 are cutlrciy Illf'OlliiIlél'
cut with 111111111 in which hc controls
pcucepand are sufficient In my opinion
to make hini’ liable 111 [111 enjoined."
’l'ht.1 injunction llad been in lht" court
since May iil laut, (‘onuctt & (311111-
puny takinc up the 1111111411 for tl111 alll
11111111 of 1111111111111t11111p. who are but
tlinlz 11Iill the union for 1111 discarding
11i'th1 union labcl 11.11 the gloat b11111-
11I contclltlon. For tho complainant.
11111 11111111 111111: fought by Summer, (‘olby
Al Whiting. whil11 Samuel Kallsb and
Edward 'iI. (‘.11l11 arcncd i111 11111 unions
and Mr. Motlltt.
HATTING AFFAIRS.
Work of Grand Jury in New'Jersey to
be Continued.
’I‘hc N1111arl1 .\‘11w.~1 sulurdar 111'1111i111.
paid:
"Now that it bur. bz'cn t'filiilillhlll‘il
that tho 111111111 11111111l11~1':.111' tl111 Ilillllili:
t1'al1'1 11112 nlluckt 11 unit against 1'111111'11
tag 111 work without the union l:1b11|.
1l111 Hilt't'lill 1"11111111itt1-c 11f tl111 grand
jury hm: ('lilli'll a meeting to I111 llt‘l(l
at the Edison 1.1111111'111111'1' next Monday
11lul1t.ior 1l11- pill'lltlhc 1:1“ deciding upon
the boat 1111111 in the negotiatiom 1111
'l111 l'i'liltll‘Ililllll of 1111111111 in tl111 baiting
districts of this city and 011111311. The
coililltittt'c 11xpcr'tr; to cxicnd 1111 invitn
lion 111 lb.- mnmlint'illrcrn or their nu.
lh111'izc1i representatives to again 11p~
pcar before it In [to over the situation
with the hope of reaching 11111111 under-
:tnnding churcby an Rzi‘t't‘llit'lil may-
be reached betwcon the bosses mid
their former employee.
“011 previous occakiou conclusions
were prcvcnted 11f tl111 laboratory c0111
"creme held by the committcc with tho
110931011 bci'mlsc of the chitin of thc
lltttcl' that 11111141 11f tl111 lncn were ready
to return to work without the label,
1nd would indicate their feeling by bul-
lot if given all opportunity to do no.
Tho balloting of \\‘11dn1111da,1', however.
Showed that of hourly 3.401) 1111111, only
11l1111 favored giving up the label.
Sonic of the inallufacturcre who con.
rented to disruas the vote of Wednes-
day declared today that the result hurl
not changed their etand in the least.
and that lllt‘_\‘ lilokt'd for no other out-
come, despite the fact that the grand
lury coninllttcc was led to believe that
il111 lmssca felt. satisfied that the me"
would vottI to go back to the benches.
'l‘llcy wrusp 10'111111' what would bc tl111
rcply of thc ulauufact11rci's :11: a body
to ll. reduced from tl111 coppniitcc to 111'.
bitratc, although John A. 111111111. pros-
ldent of tl111 I‘l1itc1l Ilaticrs or North
America, has cxprcsscd 11 willingness
to do so.“
Dnnbul'y will hardly 111111111 with an
interview with 5111111111] (lompcrs, pal»
lisbed ill :1 New York 111:11'11papcr. ye»
terday, in which Mr. 6111111111111 11-1 quot-
ed as advocating the 111111 111’ caps 111-
stcad of stiff l1ata,a11d the suggestion
is made for. the. g111c1'111 \v'oming of
caps :11: 11 1111141111 of conducting d 1111:: cc.
ful baycotl 111 couucction with the
strike. in tho industry". The fact that
pl':1cti1'ull,1' all the stiff 11111 factories
[111111 l’chlllliL‘d opm atinns undcr mutual
113111111111 11111 with their. employer: and
that manly all the 1111111111 in which the
strike is still in force is devoted prin-
vitality to the manufacture of soft hats.
appears to have been overlooked. Ii
the arpullicnts adva‘hcc‘d in the inter—
View should be applied as undigested
injury would be. done to many thou
sands of union workmen ill Dnnbul'y
and elsewhele.
.The story ,.-as prlntcd yeste1',d11,1' as '11
cable'grau‘l from Liverpool is in part
sfoliowa'.
af‘Onc of my fellow passengers oh the
Baltic, a gentleman who is thoroughly
conversant with the. marketing of
men's hate, .mcntioned to me a recent
.deveiopruapt in the trade very signifi-
cant to the people of tho United States
1nd particularly to the. batters .nnd
pinpoint turele who )1 o boetv engaged
tor the last five men be In an indus—
trial SLNIEEF. .
"l‘,h11 gent 111111111 1111111111111 11111 that
within the. last six months the IllllltlIr'
tattoo of Engliwb matlo hntc baa lllr
creased by :1 large lltl‘t't‘lilttlli‘, and
that thorn bad bccn'a, great lucrcaao in
tho 111111 01' caps. Ho reasoned from
this that a largo number or 1111111111111“.
worklniznicn have bccn molding tllu
purchuac of non union huts as an easy
way of solving the quotation by. 'wilich
' {'He said .furthcr ‘Supporte. 11.111
that, the. hitherto wrapper of ,dcrby
11.111161111111111 learn the advantages 11rd.
comfort of the can. . ltihas 'aonw
cided ones It I11 far more easily ad-
instabie to the heart than 11 111111 rim-
med 11111. 111101.111 not blow 1111' no 111111
lly. It leta the wcllrcr le’ali' biiclt
against. the well or the back or a our
boat. It is not so readily, blown oil
or knocked off the 1111111 Moreover. it
is choopcr. In wintm it I11 warmer. on
11111 1111 p1ovi1lod with flnpu. It may be
that the can all 11 rcnult of I"! dearth
111 Illtiit, will 111111111111 tho buildup in
Alllcrlc'l with 1111 many chi, new (if peo-
ple 1‘11: it bl in tho Ilrltitll lltltlllt. it
I do not discuss ,
that. 51
1
~‘i
‘ TUESDAY, 10 LY 301‘
909
. .
ed Letter Day
Wednesday, July 21
10...i1«:N STAMPS FREE-«10
I
To those who visit our Premium Par-
kit on that date and
examine the beauti-
iul premium we give for the original The
Famous “S. 81 H.” Green Stamp.
THE SPERRY 6. HUTCHINSON CO.
THOS. A. SPERRY. Pres.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000.00.
Local Parlor, 13 No.11. Main
Sirecb, South Norwalk
‘— .
(till1
11111l11- 11 fashion}
'l‘l11-e1111-1 cnntiuucuz
"if 11 million or two 111' orcnnizudt
11'111'kinu1111u1 should start 1111,1111: 11111.1.
1111: 111p 1111111111’11111111'111'1; 11'1111ld soon be
I11 1l111 finest 111’ form and 11111111111” 1111
tl111 markit ’l‘hl rcunli would in. :1
1i1':t111l 1111 1 1“ 11:5 cntil'111 vltturluus;
b111'11111 1111 lllllr: lIuilcra now 1111
strike 11111 111111 in making caps. i1111
lllt'lllilllliflll' i11r111'1.‘ combine Vttlilltl {11111
the 1111111111111111111111 combluc would i111'11I
how bad just :1: grant 1-1il111 1111 the
iortum s of induatricn an 11111:.<Il1lc di'4 1
1111111 In Illt‘lll. '1 hr 111'111111i1'11 111111111”
of tl111 {11111111111111 ‘1"l111lc1uli1111 11f Labm l
11111111 b1111111111 cup “car-113 wilbout I111 l
ing in dance. of going to pl'iiu'ln as
boycollcls.'
l
Up to Manufacturers, Bays GrandI
Jury Committee. —«(llail1 'lradc R111-
ma-‘dr—Ih.» epccinl cmnmiticc of tl1.1.
1421111111 county grand jury has issued a
call to the bat 111alllliucturcl's in tho
Nowurk 11nd 011111511,1 districts in limbo
known their attitude. in the exisliua
strikc in the trade. it is understood
this call wan made in; the result of a
recent votc tnkcn,1 ' n the authors!
voted :l.Zlil'1.iollt11 1emrlln firm to: the
union Mint. in a long statement the:
toxulnittw hold that the vote 11 as con
\inciug of thc attit. 11111 111‘ the stlikcm
and that it 11.. ‘11'11l,1 put the issue 11p 111
the 111:11111i11111u1'11'1 it 11111: .1l1.o p.i11.1
1d out that Ill.1 \11111 rubbcd ih1-1 111111111
i111""tu11111 of limb argument that thc
lualurliv of thc slilkt'ts \v11111 willing
to drop tilc 1111qu label and Wilma to:
work.
The married union llaitul's of Orange
1'111'1'iv11d $13 ktrikc benefits, Saturday
the single. 1111111 1'1-11'i1'Illl: 3.1,:111d the.
boys $2. The amounts are tl111 51111111 1111‘
Ilmuc given the previous week. The 1vo~I
men who (‘1)llllll'i.1c tl111 l'nitcd llut.
Trimmers of Groups were. glvcli $11.
the stunt) 11.11 they h 1'11 recclvcd from
the organization since the strike 1111-
can.
President 8111111111] lllundhcim, of tho
.»\ssuclutcd liut Manufacturers. declal'~
1111 that the recent election of the strik.
lug hattcrs 1v1111l1l cause no change. I11
tl111 manninvt111'111'5‘ plans.
Now that It bus been established
that. the union 11111111I1cra of the batting
trade. are almost 11 unit. against return-
"18 to work without. the. 111111111 labcl.
U111 special committee of the. grand
jury has 1'11]ch :1 meeting to be held
at the Edison Laboratory tonight, for
the. purpose of deciding upon the llcxt
step In the negotiations for the roster
atlon of pout-11 ill the batting districts
of Nowal'k and (image. The compili-
1110. expects to 11xt1111l 1111 invitation to
the mauui‘ac11ur'c11 or thcii :111tl1111iz11d
l‘t'llrcsclltatlvcs to again appear before
it. to go 0101' the situation with the
hope of reaching some understanding
11 hereby an ngrcclncnt may be machcd
b tween the bosses and their 1111111111
c'ployes. .
CASTO’RIA
IQ‘I' Infants and 1111111111911.»
tilt” Kill You lint Always Bought
Burs ch: "
W.
Signatufll of
SIR ROBERT HART RESIGNS
1 1...“...
Will Give Up Position as Director
General of Chinese Customs.
, LONDON. July flak-18W Robert llul‘t,
who has spent 11 ycar'o leave of ab-
sence I11 England, the first vacation he
has taken to 11111111 than thuty .1111an
.Iil811lll'actlllally 11111idad to retire from
the position. oi.‘ director general of
Chllmso..cuutozns on account 01 ill
health... 1Bl1' Robe-rt planned to start
for Citilwmaf 11'11cll,.b11,t his physician
compelled him to abandon this plan.
Sir Robert Bredon, Sit: Robert Hart‘ is
bl‘pflbfll‘rlndlw, wk a. deputy inspec-
tor general has be 1‘1 managing the
Oliineac customa durln his, superiortt
'lll once 111111 not the support of tho
Bitinh commercial bullion. and it to
colisldtued likely born thati. a canlpulxn
1th ho 11111119 ip r11pplaut Ilill. Eur-er
111 more ago illllua 111111111. 11 pledge
to I: rent Ill'ltuln i the inspector
1
iflvc 111mg,
‘1:l11r.1'r in St~ liarv’s choir.
at
moral of tho ,cpdlidipa would be a
1111.111. 111111'11'1-1 1111 and no ilrltiail
. sometime: 111111111 very little pitching
trade was, predominant.
it
way or luloillcr t0 lllilkt' oi 1111- lMR. M'CORMACK'S NEW POSITION
l Popular Norwaik shoe Salesman to Go
to Waterbury to Manage New Store.
’l‘l111 many l'i‘iclld1: 111' John T. Mc-
(‘11111i1k will I1111111,1'pi11ilollcn1 that
l1c had 1.1111111d 11 111111111111 1111 1111111111
ant lllanulzu oi 1pc 111'11 Wulc1b1ll,\
lluatll'll 01‘ I110 R11 glib” Shut1 (‘ompanl'
|11c., of N11“ ll."11111. Mr. Mct‘ 111111111”:
has b11111 111.1111i11t11d with .\I ll. Glor-
1‘1 iii the Nor unlk slow for the past
and It is rcarct mm the
ilrln hours that I111 l1 to rceign
llc l:.' run well known in 'lbc Nor-
walks 1111 his prior falling good I111
mor and his uillingncsn to lend a hclp-
lug band to our one, has made blln
.111"1111111 of {111111th
lic is also 11 member of Ponassus
(",1111111il Royal Arcanlmi. a lt‘f‘llll’t‘l l11
(‘aibollc Inion Council Knights of
Columbus, and for several years a
Mr. Mc-
(‘orlnuck expects to start his new d111
ties Almost 2. His present position
will I111 taken by .lolln Tierney, of Bub
l111' street. Mr. Butler is a graduate
of Thoniaa‘ University, in Hartford.
and has the well wishes of ills many
friends in his new boldness.
l —.—..
AFTER LIFE INSURANCE AGENT. .
m
Hal Trimmers Get a Statement—Lou!
rfispruentative Here.
i.
81111111 oi the offit (1.111 of the Hat 'I‘1'iu11
. 1111 r1. 11111.01 iation set off on tin1 trail
of :1 lilo insmancc agent this morning -
«tl111 111111111 agent ‘who they have been
infomlcd has been offering Spot-inl in
ducclncnis to lncmllct‘s oi the :issociu
lion who will takt1 DU‘SIIIDIIS‘IR' a lion
union inclorv 'I‘lu1 ofiiccrs state, that
tho) have heard that tl111 insurance
1111111 has told pr'oopectlw employee
that tho but company will pay prc-
intume when the insured is unallk1 to.
The Trimmcls' officers called on the
hunt union of llil,‘ Insurance company.
this morning, and state that they were
informed by the superllitcndcnt that
he knew nothing about the agent in
question and that if he is doing bllsi~
1111511, he is not working through thc
South Norwulk office.
The Trimmers are holding a roll call
this afternoon.
PEACHES WILL BE FINE.
.I. ll. little. of Ginatmlbury. said yc1<~
lcl'dlly that Connecticut peaches will
be in market about August 10, that I
by August 21) they will be in in abun-
11.111111 and that. the Connecticut peach
crop this ,1car will be as fine a peath
clop at. was ever had.
Mr. Ilulo had some Georgia peaches
with him yesterday and he told some
thing of the. valuable work that the
United States depaltmelrt of agr-icul
tule is doing.
been considcrabic trouble In Gobrgla
'in peaches rotting because of the curly
splint rains that Secretary Wilson
bod made some experiments and that
what ud been accomplished was
worth $110, 0110 000 in this country. Mr.
Hale said that be 111111 consulted Mr
Wilson. about having experiments tried
on a large scale In his peach 0111th
in. Georgia and he had offered to stand
one-bait or the. expense with the gov-
11'11111ent. The 111pc1ltnentil Were tricd
1111 tho Flbcrta poache‘s on some trees
on one. tilde ot' Connccticut avenuc. in
ibc orchard and on tho opposite side
of, the avenue. there. were sonic trees
1.1 blch were not cxpcrlmoniod on. In
addition to overcoming the rot the
Epct'lin‘ in the pcachcs wore overdomo
and the peach that had been export
men 1111] with 111111 more than twice tho
size or the other peach shown and
111111 as perfect an it pouch could be
leh tllc records kept by the men,
from the agricultural departmout but
.z'pe1 cent. of the peaches on the trees.
that had been experimented with built
rotted while on 111,11 trees, that had not
been experimented with 68 per cent.
of, the peaches rott‘od. 1‘. Halo said
that it had coat it ill 111111.115 much to
.1111... one, peach 8.8 it did to grow the,
other. but. on t pads, that had been-
experimented w h be got a much
bulkier and 11. 111111111 peach He Mid
that last ,wéek the peaches pickedd
from the. tread that had boon experi-
ménted with cold for 311,11 crate in
(l1k11',gla.1vllii11tllc pouches from tho
trcoa 111.11 ltlltl not bccn expol'llnolltod1
with hrourbt only it 11 cl'a 111'. Mr.
illllc. 11111111111111 that the present your
will going to be 11 good one for all
peach mowers in llilb state.
Bridgeport Advertisements l
The Store closes at five 0
Little Middy Dresses 111‘ 11
$1 25
111- suit of this supplier.
lllflitll skirt. Loni Suits aim
and S 1 car 5.
yeah,
t111l muslin. lace trimmed .11111
:11 thrcc prircs.
$1.69. $2.39,
(1 inches. :1 5111.111 lot 111 excellc
a yard.
l’i11l1.l,il:11 111111 \ ltlltl 60c :1
11:11 and Lilac. 151: a can.
Stewart Paper.
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Hose Supporters.
Myles, 111111111 once. "pill-0115.u
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AMERICAN DETECTIVES LEAVE
ROME.
:ROME, Jilly 20. ~J. R. Crowley, A.
Simon and A F. Vacbrls. th1ee
R elicali detectives, left here today
their way back 11111111 United States
glitter making a thorough investigation
oi't.|1c murder of ideal. Joseph P11tro1
111111 the New York detective. who
who ascrihslng‘t tcd pt Palermo, Sicily,
iailt March be American dctcctlvca
were assisted by by 111111.11 police, and
understood that a‘b important lo-
'11 rt 11111111 12111111 wii c blade when
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rVigil””1111111111 diboltlhaég}. as:
adh’e'. nor 1' t‘. H’e‘iil‘s cut‘s’. bruises.
schldq. t‘ 3“.me Illil“1__._,,~ ,1 ..
5111'?“de woman's 7111111..
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itim‘ EIJP lilA'.’ Jul y20 -'1"11e 1111-
tioship. Mchi built. by the New.
dY 1,). Ship mm as Combuy at Cain-
11,111.1111111111 today tor: the Dot».
[wire Capes off which point the big
lwarahlp will complete her otllcloi trial
tests which wolc interrupted some
tilnc ago by tho voseol going 1131111111111
10" Capo (liltl. The Michigan will be
'Il’t‘l low it 110111 runs. 01111 at 11
ripen of 1 ants and tho other at
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mimic roar.
facing»: and with “tile bluc sailor coll: 115.
Colored Dresses, i111c '1.-~111r1111c11ts for ages i111111-
Childrcll's \\'c:11' Section,
Embroideries 1
Cambric Edges and Insertings to 111: 1ich width» 4 to
Pinaud‘ s Vegetal Toilet Water. ll1r1-11 11111111.
Sylvan Talcum Powder, four 11111115. \ iolci
c1l. but which will do nicely for bathingr 1111111115115.
and
5 and 10C a pair.
Bridgeport Advertisement:
3 Read Co.
’clock except Saturdays.
Dresses for Children
Numcrous altr'actiu' 11111111»; for Children appear this
11 cck. ( hangcd prices 1111 various odd lines and eizcs,al11l 111
51111111 cases the lot. arc too small to 111c111iu11,but those in
11.11111 of bargams in little. drcssc»; will not he disappointtd
hitc (luck trimmed with blue
the fluorite lit-
Threc- -piecc Coat Suits 11f gingham or 1I1.'1111br:11'."lllc.~.c
1'111111isl 11f plain-1i >k1rt, 11I1itc lauutgullllpc and coat to
in \1'l1itt 111.11.11.11). '1gcs(1
to 5
at 50, 75c and $1.00.
Special in White Lawn French Dresses.
:‘1 small mile tion at tlUNIllgpl‘It 111 1vl1i11 lawn and dot~
11i1|1 cltlbruidcry. \tluilltv‘
assortment. rcprcsclltillg \‘illlit‘n from $3.51) to $4. 50,. 111111'
and $2.98.
main floor.
1111111alii1 1111 the plicc 10c
Embroidery Section.
Larnnlion
bottle Iargc si/c
llt'lio, Sun-
.11I1 til note papcl Willlll 25C
15c, 2‘boxes ior 25c.
.\ small lot which arc a trillc soil—
Thrcc
"sew—011$."
Corset Scction.
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For Summer Cottages
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LOG "CABIN RUGS
27 in. by 54 ill. to 9 it by 12 it.
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,HOTEL ARRIVALS
Mahackemo—JasL Levine, New llrl-
lain; Mr and Mrs. R. L. Trnbuck.‘ N.
'.C J. Pope, nostdn' M. R. McCaus
land, A C. Knorr, A. E Winchester.
city. L1. Mlntz, Newark 0. E. Ikbbey.
New Haven; A. Sawyer, (lumberland
11111; J. 11. Hopewell, New York; Géo
ILthlpley, city; A. S Haynes. New
Y01k' it‘.l.l.l.11wton.city: ll. A Ed
witi'da. Bridgeport J. Delnlont New
York: 8. (lrccnstoln. Ilridgeport;
'A Kolnp Boston; George 8,1.even-
t'hal, New York; 1. E. H. .lones,llan-
click, New York: W. Hales. Nelw
York; I1‘. M. Becker. lioaton; F
hook, it. A, Hoiake, New York;1l
s 1ith,clly; R. '1‘ Cameron, 1?. A. La-
t r, Edwin Boone, C. Illppél F. 8.
111111111. New York: Ci. H. Simpson.
Philadelphia; J. 0 Snacks. New York;
Mr. and Mrs. I1‘. King, Albany: E.
Kaufman. J. a. Goomlla. New York.
FRENCH- GERMAN BALLOON EVO-
LUTIONR. .
ETZ Germany, April 20+Arr11nge-
111 me have becll' completed for the
mainland evolutions of the French dir-
izlblc balloon Vllib do Manny and tho
(lcrmun balloon Zeppelin 1.,11I1tho the
writer of Musolbl. thitl afternoon. .
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Norwalk Chronicler