THURSDAY JUIlY as. 1909
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Didi—News Department: a
02-3—Iuslnsss Department
M -lrsnoh Office. News“:
‘00 —lditor’s Residence
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___.___.._.—
Louis veriin of doulh Munslk was
in Ridgefleld on Saturday.
Mr. and Mn.'E(|'Al‘d F. Kuspp.
of West street.- are entertaining Mu.
Arthur B. SWallow. ofProvldeucc. R.
C. T. Gregory. of Cannon Station,
has recently purchased a pair of line.
horses of M. M. we, of South Nor-
walk. i
The South Norwalk electrital Works
are making a thorough test of all met-,
good condition.
. W. H.
Mr. and Mia. J. flying Dibble of
Baytlew avenue left ~South Norunlk
today for Rye Bosch, near Portland.
Maine, for it vacation solemn.
Cheater Guycr, of South Norwalk,
has secured a contrnct- to go with
Hope and Welshs iloneywmooucla
Company as clet trlcian The show op
ens September 2nd, and makes it trip
to the Pucitlt coast and lifltk.
\pr. and Mrs. J. c: Newkirk, of Nor-l
walk. and Dr. and Mrs. C F Gibbs,
of Bridgeport. are spending a few
days at Ausbury Park. N J. Mrs.
Newkirk has recently been entertain-
ing Mme. Anna E Zieier of New York
.—A rare treat if you attend the
Photo Demonstration at Red Men's
Hall. Thursday and Friday. Stilison-
Powell Corp. . ' ,
The prayer and praise service at‘
the First M. E. Church begins prompt'
ly at 7: 45 and lasts Just one hour.
Specisl music will he provided and
the pastor will give I short exposition
osmhe Light of the World."
.,\ visit" '1 ‘.
Next Sunday evening. July 25th. Rev.
Frank Dunwe l
of the subject. which is The Christlsul
the series of sermono on "Sundays
Over the See," and sin subject will be .
and Gomruerce.",
'bondosi Religion.
Miss Elisabeth Richaldson. contralto
will sings solo and. there will be other
special music.
-—The best bargain of the season.
One of the 98c Skirts now selling at
the Kriegert Co. store.
The Hoytis Theatre management
started to bill today for the first at-
traction of the season “Primrose Min-
strels." which wflhreotien the rejuv-
enated..t eatre. .July 28th The
written 9. pin so is being rushed
Wl .ifll passlbie speed. and rapid.
ties are. being made. daily., At the.
present time, the talker boxes are be-
gr They. have been lowered
Ala fsbly The eoorsting is neat-
sud. til': now. orchestra ,
slim will be installed in a few days.
.‘ ‘T'_,—_‘
——Ali practical. points in Amateur '
Photos-rs hy thoroughly demonstrated
at Red fillies Hell,‘1'hursd‘ny and Fti-
day. You. 'sre invited Stillson Powh-
ell corp?
The Scott: Not-walk water commis- "
slo'ilers have spending conéldera-
his time: on he to sitlon for a
stande e on the "h it." ,;,to relieve the
water ‘3 rlnlgengw théy'e, and are favor-'
ablc‘fio- it.- to make a re-
port to the next meeting of the city
colleen; which wiilm not! the latter
tofputbprlse-th $543 or the work
within!!!” jipe is chant-
ed upon to to h- lefit'y‘fof pressure
for fire. vp prevent the
be of erlods weathered: not
ympyv- «pl .
your patty.
drape a mosqui
turbed slumber:
use chn be folded list.
Th Hatfll
vsso retain. , .
Lumber andMiliWork for Everything
Piggery to at Palace
srtisulsr sttsntion to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out
‘3‘!" 7t 33':
from a
We would call
mud. in two sizes
lsst met-I snd ls more ornsmontsl.
Also we whfldently l'scommsnd "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs end else for
ers in the CM. and placing them in flashing in place ofnistsl. Doss not rust or decay and will isst s lifetime.
N. I.—Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
:—-Pure Linen 'l‘rsycllnu (‘onts ate "°°"
now selling at it. 98. ii Krleger Col -._..._.._.__ ..
INTERESTED IN SCHOOL?
ss WALL srnesfr.
Welter, of the First M. l
id. Church, will deussrdhe fourth ml;
'ii
Mrs. Frank F. Huntington, of 8 Liv:
ingilton street. is" visiting with rela-
tives in New Milford.
Minimalist hilly pti'rposee. .
it is a child's crib, chsir. ualkei and bath tub, o csnopy tranle.
which can be put on or taken off in a moment's time, enables the mother to
time g ont frame-so sethatt to child may have uudis
ecribs e,veryl“ht and rsbie and when not in
r
:“'!’;‘7
Prices $4 ‘50 Up
. .
dinbswkiit. Conn.“y
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FALL OPENING AUGUST 80TH
.Port Chester. ..
‘ .Sinmford
O. B. J acksonl
5' ’f“:
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
E965 camped Free
‘ PHONE' 48.) “
T heJuly learance Sale
Continues All Week
Special values in Weists. Corsets, Muslin Underwear, Gloves.
aby Bonnets, Etc., Etc.
N E RYAN co
pillows srsEEfr‘
.x‘m 1:: £1“! - ».
. for the summer.
- the banking office of
“Willi? nililri'lfam
guest of Mr. all: lira.
‘ee
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lsctltri llg‘. 'Cp 6ps
and todsy is host
pythe outi pg.
‘ York. unk‘slilss- ,1 13mm: :1 new let
"(an . Id .111 and iiustlnmnl 1‘01
.l‘tllieh alumna Glistssus tin. whim”
r .w .t w s .
Q sll ul‘tlitltl‘lt‘us‘ t ‘
M em to- mesh: 0 ,_ 3 ill-saw
Minder;
mllnilhl" ml"
‘ Georgetown.
Bole ..;.
inn. TEL. «i s.
Harry Sullivan. OTNOrwhlk, is spend
ing the day in Coeuy island.
u-h—tL—nd."
Theodore Knspp. of Golden Hill, is
spending two weeks in Nowtown.
William Mueller is quite ill at his
home in West Washington street.
“99"”
William A. Byxhce, of South Nor-
wnlk, ll spending s few days in Phil-
sdclphiu.’
W 4
Mrs. Eunice Gsmpbell, of Ridgcflold
passed several days of last week a
Bell island.
Miss Maud Castle, of Norwalk, Was a
recent guest of Miss Maud Northrop.
Miss Annie 1‘. Parties; of Norwnik,
is visitin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt.
in Ridge eld.
Miss Gertrude Nichols is spending
ll few weeks as the guest of her aunt.
Mia. F 0 Decker.
M
Sidney Guthrie and his so how, Guy
Guthrie, are spending the d y fishing
in Lake Wacbiibuo.
Mr. and 'hlrs. W i. blast-er. of Nor-
walk, are spending the day in ilunt
ington. Long island
Miss Madeline Magner. of ileldcn
avenue, Norwalk. has returned from a
wot-it's vacation in Stamford.
\Viillnm Quittner of New York for
merly of South Norwalk, has been via
lting his uncle and aunt. Mr. and fills
llci man Qttlttner, of Clay street.
Miss Elizabeth Marvin of Norwalk.
has gone to Fort Wright today to visit
her bmther, Clinics Marvin who is
eucamped there with the militia.
Mrs. Jennie McCardil. of Middle
town, who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Osterbsolts, of Camp
street. has returned to her home.
Chief of Police William Voilmer is
taking a day‘ s vacation out of town
today and Special Dulcer George w.
Gladstone is doing duty as a result;-
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Richard ll. Golden
. Squib Norwalk
H NORWALK.
’ The Stamford Red Men are making
soo‘rrr NORWALK
' delegate and others in attendance will
NE, Write 01' Call on I18 With a view 0‘ ' There was- A lholy tight in (‘amp
flVlllt YJil 331‘?" ‘ Work. Plumbing alld mixed with each other after a heated
put you to no inconvenience. No matter how up to it, u d'cieloped into s also”.
. In; large or snisil the job, have it done now.
17 WALL
NORWALK:
“62°33 {'0' 1E; :lpeufigogntxmhzug Anning .. Smith with the steamer Eli-
. ‘ both. esdll owln in 0 mn-
. rived safely in Engisnd. sending to 7:! and film-sygmgg SH ,9,»
W ““1508 received by fuel!” ill tbll ture. the patronage help: excellent
Mrs. G. H. 'Verinilyes. of South Nor- city. :-
walk, is at John R.-Lomt's,18 Mont ~—
gomery street Danbury. '
. W.
. Mrs. E. G. Smith of Arch street, is
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 0 Olsen. of
Spring street. who hitve been spendi' The friends of the late Peter Mur-
lng three weeks at Sumac use, N. ”(who died W at a” my".
her sister. Mrs. Walter G Y.. have returned to South Nornalk {am where he. was taken g [my
Penile d; in Eut“Berllu
W
Miss asleulileeiierl of Fairfield mo-
nue. has arrived home nftet spending
a week is) Withheld. _.JN
'W
The aquatic sports at the Noroslit
i's'cht (‘lnb will.“ started on Satur-
. day. sftemooit “:8 ooiock. . . .
'e‘v. Far ii artin. u. n. of wit-
or tint. is rtile ill
I kitties McKlerus'b. of Chapel
‘ W
young man. who is nowmmploycd in 0
LI“ don i“. may .
moat, :- ri-%~'k
13tw_s:..§t"§fl*
William Mills the former Norwalk littfll lm'ég gllroome of Ds'vid
b
00.. of New York city. isq
Ti?“ aegis: vacatlnnh lit the
1 W
All oilléer of on; spots as mat; litre
pertinent stated this’ m
[lion for so ex bilr 9111'
‘1’ ad has met with much ,
The St. amps Club, composed of up artist! he. hbt that it will,
young men in St Lodlslsus Hungsr- be.
fun Roman Cothollp Ci! limit, wlii hv v6
rave Get, on
”titles Woolf: tune is: gelling e'ariy next week.
silly to: J Miller.
Elem excurslo or ii arise to te
lliylips‘tzmy comm; toutho' “will gr r allpr
' Point 011! from steamer“ John Salli/sew;
. ‘ ‘p very 1well huhsvsd one And males
. lshiv W
The officers of the d
, , rt- "'Thst' ond’of e’bl st sur rises
glnltm b'stlly talk tile wast liver ill." sold a: Riggs mallow.
lYou] here s debs man.’ “ '
',«'n=
“it new
Jill to Long island, being 1069mm
by David H. Miller and Jones. 001
The party crossed the Hound this user it
‘ .intpgon smalls-ll: e Cs . «w u. "‘3’ dob
Melanie” am this. 0 "l:
Gall-l
and Mrs. Dudley ilunt Walbridge wcnt
‘9 to Huntington Bay on the steamer
Elizabeth. yesterday. and had dinner
at the Chateau (lbs 119qu Arts.
..
. rye-.-
dsyp, has only ll e harbor. for
new The t wh be spread on
ll but Norwallt highways.
. 3 Mr. and Mrs ’Slilli W. Brown of
’Norwaik ate the 'gticsts of their
daughter Mrs. G. A. Knapp, who is
‘ stopping at {leach Croft Cnttaitt‘. Fail-
llcld Beach, for a few days.
' The hearing of the. probate of the.
- has bee noontlnuod until July 30th
’ Gregory, in the probate court, Nor-
ivulk.
elaborate arrangements for their field
day at Roton Point on Saturday. llul
will be the athletic events in the base
ball enclosure.
A number of articles have been
found by the street sweeper on various
streets in South Norwslk. Owners
may find some by applying at the
street commissioner's office, in the ii
ill-cry building. . ..
W
. Several members of MdKinfey Gem-
and Spanish War Veterans, are New
King to go to New Haven Friday and
Saturday. to attend the state convenr
lion. Anthony Stooger will go as a
u-cindo Colt‘s Flcwellyu and Henry M
erry.
street yesterday, when two ltslians
argument. After the argument. they
Heating done NOW. when the Work will punched each other as s matter on
form at first (and then as they warmed
Scrap A passelby interfered and the
matter was patched up and no com-
plaint made.
The new ferry maintained between
South Norwsi Roton Phint d the
' Chateaux dos clu Arts Hun scion.
which is being maintained by Captain
This ferry! thus long beetf desired by
tutomobllists. l.
of‘vrhen he‘ became ill. will
one“; séthis body“ this even
Main stront. The
old at 9 so'clock. tn-
hlug. from Josephs
til i pterment following in
sy’elict-uletery. Mr. Murroyhsd
eon it resident of South Norwllk for
about fifty yesrs. coming here when
n young man. He was born in ire
timid,- but hid sire wire-d mammal
u. was shout to years of use
W
rue connotes.
1i "How did yeti get ltW"
“500
at?”
'Idld tut nick's production m“
"It M- “a fill! he'd “lit Ill his
' in favorite WT Ifll with this week‘s
‘Hc left willlbut unlit: 'for a pass."
udder. .
The Recreation "Tours
. 183 Est: Orsogo st. New Hsvsn.conn.
. The barge load of crushed stone,
‘ which has been expected fbr some
. but of Johnvvlb'uoyd, of Norwalk.
' when it will be heard before Judge .
Y
31. One of the features of the dsyi
lint monster more! He ‘esme
ypfiic ce and told me that we were
log blot of belly shows this ses-
‘ mil to see it. Went aunts say that ,
.suuwsn‘a he'd“ press his neck to get
be surprise conic
mam
Mi EON
SUITE
Bungalow Style l
ll) ‘..¢.,
t. For mw‘nd“ infill: "room.l
w-
E. A... MITCHELL)
coniwsti. sup incl-i Fry,
.. NORWALK. cows. -'
BLOCK ISLAND, “LOO—Three dsy
trips, Saturday,s July 3rd. 17th. 27th.
Slot: August 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th
BARATOGA SPRINGS, 015.00 snd
$19. Clo—Four dsy trips, Mondays,
July 19th, 20th: August 9tb,16th.
83rd, 30th.
WHITE MOUNTAINS tattoo—Five
day trips, Mondays, July 19th: Aug
unt 2nd 16th. 30th.
NIAGARA FALLS. taboo-Fire dsy
trips, Monday. August 9th.
THOUSAND laLANDB. same—rm
dsys trip. Tuesday. August- 7th.
ROYAL TOUR. “Loo—JThoossnd is
lands, St. Lawrence River, Mon
' Itresl. Aussble Chasm and Saracen;
con days trip. Tuesday. August 11th.
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC. 00.00-
Smn days trip, Friday, August 20th.
NOVA scoris, comm—Eight dsys
' trip, Mdhdsy, August 2nd.
Above rates from New ilsven For
rates from your station cell on G W.
HARRIS, ticket. gent, N. Y., N. H.. i
if. it. E. Co.. or address, ,
TH! RECREATION TOURIOT
i l . ~. COMPANV..
.M._........ ~._.....- ...-
Excursliins to Huntigtonn and
Valley breve
On and After MONDAY. June 21, 1M,
Th5 New sad Commodities
Steamer Huntington.
CAPT. WILLIAM G. YOUNG. .
Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTlNOTON for Norwslh
Montikyil and Fridays at out a.
m;’snd*2:15 p. m.
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a
m. and 5:15 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 50c; SINGLE
FARE. 40¢.
Children, 5 to 12 years, Excursion. 36c:
Single, Fate. 25c.
days and Fridays on signal.
us’on LEA—Sins ACTIVE.
Trying to Urge Lynn Shoe Psckersto
Quit Work.
LYNN. Mess” July 22.—habor lend.
ere were active today in connection
with the shoe packers' strike which
began yesterday. urging the few pack
ers remaining in the four large factor
ids affected by the trouble. to attend a
big mass meeting. scheduled for this
eyenlng ill lststerc' Hall, where the
unorganized employees will be urged
in associate themselves with the on-
on .
The four factories involved in the
strike were picketed today, although
the James Pholan and Sons' plant was
closed, in accordance with an an
nouncoment made by the company last
night that they were obliged to shut
down, the whole factory being depeir
dent upon each integral part. The
other three plants was in operation
today.
The 200 or more strikers from the
factory of P. 1. Honey marched to
out all the packers. The factory wet,
and their new r'ecruite were on their
way to strike headquarters a. message
was received thst the company accept-
ed the union price list: Almost im-
modicum. the whole factory resumed
operations. '
AGED CANOIBT RESCUEO,
Soothe Man an Rants ts Thousand to
' . lands Nosriy Drowned.
NEW lowland) .l‘".-'-N. ‘W. Lsdd
do yeitrs old a l prominent attorney
Benoit. 0' 0' lg Ihilaklu’g a canon trip
from ”110‘ c ty 'to the hl’mnll lid is
lands. NJ \.. met with s liini‘; soci-
dent late last night on the Hygiene rl Y
or opposite Hastings. and its ros-
cued after a struggle ,
through lend Sound. the Bar
lem river 'snd ate the nucleon. I“
was speeding up timtriver in effort
.to capture a prize offered 015.1300-
:ton Canoe Club. when his crsf "was
struck by a gust of wind and ovoi-
t‘ boat and fo utilise ,
hour before is‘ mum
still he was rescued“ by meld rs .oi
the Tower Ridge Yacht Ultib
warns confirm is illness or Us
of» um am sure. 00' spends
Mi m.~..rulc:-Wu.r~- *1
Will ship silvALtisv enov'a Meow
the factory. and succeeded In csilins'
dulcldy shut down. but as the strikers
He p died $qu crluoe from Boston,
turned He held on to the botto plant's:
.s
i
The state of witrteullilits. oat-am,
spends yesrlv 82.05 an sure on its for:
misused secures s esrtynet revenue
mummrmum mum. a.
'10 oil's? Clint
and country.
NO MONEY FOR AIRSHIP8.
United States Congress Net [occur-lg.
I -lng« inventions.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-——Thc Unit-
ed States is not likely to make out
progress? naerial navigation do
the next seal year as a result of any
encouragement offered inventors by
Congress.
List your General Allen, chief signal
officer, advocated an appropriation of
half a million dollars for experimental
work and he succeeded in not only hav-
ing that estimate sent to Cdngress by
the War Department, but in having it
favot ably acted upon by the committee
of the whole house only to meet de-
feat before the appropriation bill was
passed by the House itself. This yenr
there is such close paring of all as
inflates that it. is not likely that any
money will even be asked for this pur~
pose. .. '
The Board of ordnance of the Army
now has “6. 000 fol airship experi-
ments, 825.000 to be paid to the Wright
brothers if they succeed in making a
flight of ten miles at the rate of 86
miles an hour. carrying one portion be-
sides thc operator. and‘320,000 to A.
M. Herring if he' meets lprsctlcally
similar requirements. This will be the
end of experimentslvworh unless-some
interests in serial navigation is shown
by Congress in the form of a liberal
appropriation: ’
TAFT TELEGRAPHB AIOUT OHiN«
ESE LOAN ,,
PEKIN July 23. —-The personal tcle
gram sent by President Taft to. Prince
Ch_,un the Chinesegcgent, in behslf
of the American claim for equal peril--
cipstion .in the Hsnwok-Sae-Chncu
road loan of $27. 500 000 has wrest—
do sensatiou- among the foreign
Stiller and[ members of the lexnilons
ere. he intuitions- concerned affirm
lhst the loan question until non was
not rocogninod diplomatically, but the
huprcssiqn .. prevails , that the matter
now becomes pollilppil ;'i‘he (tel-mun
financiers threaten to “male the coir
ror} of bankers. ;
T0 mesa Nlirlo‘iisl. o. A. n.
INCAMPMINT.
. The fatty third nstiousi eucamp
most .of the Grand Army of the Re-
public will be held at Salt has Olt'y
mt 0 to it. l'i‘he Connecticut deter“
nation will work for the election iof
B Beers of Bridgeport, for junior vies»
commander-inchisf.- Ths' delegates
from this . shite" twill renamed. at
Springfield st 12 o'clock noon. Thurs
dsy, About il.= lThe trsin from south
Noswtllk Milli
fare wil lie/S170.
PAGE THREE Milli, *«
wk
i“ all so Sale ,~
Begins Saturday, luly 24
' DOORS OPEN 9 A. M.
our on now? being dillribuied throughout the city 1
What This Means to Yen
Thousands of dollars' worth of sessonable Rapist
We re Ventable
JOhnnie‘s -
on the spot for carriage‘repairinguwe
lit and fix any part in a true workout}.
like manner, supplying the best ms~
torinl and executing the work with
lishllllns rapidity. Charges most itsel-
'l‘hlnk of our nsme lend
dress in time of need.
fLuther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Canvas Shoes]
Solid [leather SOLE and HEEL
Judi the Shoe for Vacation Days
Size 212l0512, @3256
WASHINGT0.M
uses to learn the ins
White House conference “
and the probable fees? of ii
and iron are and lumber in
bill, resulted, in the“ prey
large coterte of the mantle ’
the house and senate at tile! ‘
the president has left the settl-
of the free raw material could:
to the conferrees cooked up little
corn to the two oppbsmg .
Midt- from the meet!
conference committee
numemus conferences.
no settlement of the free raw MW
tion was reached at the WW
conference icft'ths insurgents. til
the house and senate summon! is
tangible nstalre to work tool a
—-Everyhody' s friend-em» w
Cures toothulll. E
Hells mu. "UM
ache. sore throat.
scaids. Btopo soy pain."
W
«pa-n
. BURGLAR SUSPECT: ARR
new roux; any as.
Pierce, twedty—hvo years old.
held here to "await the off!
of officers from New Haven,
Pierce was arrested last night
result of information given tits?
by one pmprietress of ops
West 55% Its-eel; occupied bf
and detained on’ the suppeswfed it
he might be able to allow m.
number -:of burglaries committed:
ccntiy in New mot-rim 0M
pecticu‘k cltit’s lulu towns. smote
Haven atdborities . were notwidifl
WI
, l 'HANRV ORCHARD em El
BE. Idaho. July a
literal df‘foi‘tifor,
Stduiacliber’g of niche. accor
confession; was
locust-y. ‘yesterds y. The '
road by Eider Stewsndé. s Baeyohfi
ceremony said that 'Orclltl‘di
‘ devout convert aink‘
had been forglvsd._ ‘
or 7&0 ills lull"
lord's an
est Deportment emu-user Alp-tie fomyafl Ago? lingo“? r1
Every police lattice;-
in the city and count
for «like duty in ‘t e
the ill-rt of its kl s._
.slsst and dine
mallard .1. cut '
.bill. of utb hisrwsltr. contemplates
lashing the iris.
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idon of freight irnlus at,
u‘flli'itlbh uéd‘i‘ here; let“
drfly shii‘
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