. II . -—-—r-.'. I
' «newcomer.
i‘ l'lrl't'fleflitflist Episcoul Church.
M Norwolk. Fronlt [Marvell War.
“I pastor—9: 30 a. In.. Sunday lllOI'lli.
in plus in charge of Brother John
manhood; 10:30 a. In. Holy Com-
stories; 12 In" Bible school, pastor's
' clue fies: ill the uglier-loin
' to '3 ”gym; 6 .
Loom utetisg, (sod’secra-
meeting), sublebt.("‘t‘he leeelii
toOpp rtuuityw” leaders
a‘nd’dolln .Srnlth;
pastor. .vill preach the
~ ' lb! theioerlos "Sundays
: ‘ taking: for his subject.
'3. “filth. the Rugged Religion or a
‘Iatolw People.‘ This will give a
trivia: lotion not only of Edin-
birth but also oi Scottish life and
l" mart. Toner solo by David Al-
. bflcht. The music will be as follows:
-. Morning.
. Prelude .................... ' Gounod
Anthem—love NM,- (llc.World
Suillvsn-Shelley
Soprano solo—Q Lord, Be Merci
. "'!"’. ......I ....... Bartlett
"‘I~'--F"'.l'1(g‘q_l
Pastime—Antichrist .' ........ Dutistc
Evening.
Prelod'tF-Sluinber Son-g. .Schumana
Anthem—Adora and Be still. .Gounod
Tenor Idol—Zion ............ lluhn‘
Mr. Albrecht.
Portladeuuohch from
or .
ITannhone
. . Wagner
g7."
l’I
i
i
.I. t. ....... -
pastofi—Mornlng warship:
11le 3 ill" Communion service and
recap ion ot' members. Eiehing ser
Vicefle'zti. with, sermon by the pastor,I
alibi “The .T'ragady oi Unwlse
”9.3.3:“ ~sut'ido‘y morning 0 sad meet
.ing, ' yF. HI Bedient. Sun
1l'l’0» p'. In. Epworth
Whiservlcc. (5:30 p. In. ..
'wlll be led by Miss Alice
MIlss Laura Rusk; an' in-
torus u? cant of the Young Wt}
men convention, recently held in
NorthiieldI,I Mass. will be given by
Miss 'i‘erréy;‘ "Mls Aiken nhd mas
Aiken 'l‘I‘is‘sddy. '7: 45 p.’ m.. class
mastitis. led by P. 'i‘ Roscoe. ’l‘hura-
- do], theriinilual- Sunday: school picnic
' Will'be‘flelil M’R'oton Point; cars will
Jane the church at 92:40 a. m. Tbura
' ' doy. 7:46 p. ni.. the prayer meeting
. will be under the direction oi the
f Brotherhood. of the Church. The sup-
I 'pllod for thelnontll 0! August will be:
z-IAuguot 8 Ind 19. Rev. W. H. Thomas.
[South Norwalk; August 22, Rev. Wii
Item ft. McDarmott, Rowayton: August
.2 29, Rev. George M. Brown, Bridgeport.
E» » CONGREGATIONAL.
Millie dt the First Church Norwnlk:
. omlng.
Pi'elude-sonata No. 8 first movement
...................... G. Mcrkcl
Oll'ertory—llridsl 'Song. w. E. AshnIall
PostIude,—0i1ertory in ll..\\'. Faulkcs
.-.. ‘ BAPTlST. .
01‘?!)de ll' IItiCqurIcIlI-—Ill II. III.
,t...‘,__;“_' y cv .l ‘i' Griflln. of
l‘ Millikan. N. in; a. so mm. sun
daysc l'; '8‘ p. in. preaching. ‘-'l‘iics
'.r‘doy 'nig' t, regular business meeting.
Thursday nigh. prayer meeting Fri-
day night. oho r rehearsal, Deacon .l.
'W. Johnoon presiding.
EPlSCIOBAIL.
Trinity: Church. ii. A. Linwood Sadr.-
ier, roctprwldighth Sunday alter Trin-
ity. :8Igdm,gl-ioly Communion; 10:30
ltd. eeleiyratlon of the Holy
nond serIqun by the rector.
Fridaymglila the Feast or the irons:
figuration there will boI a. celebration of
:2: Rory. GommunwmI at 10 a m.
a sector- serous i l
tion iiqcfs'= at (he‘servico' otuth
serum-aria: weu.:.9w‘~
Gmcdiehiirch. the Rev. James lieu
ton Wench." rector—~The llighui Bun-
doy arm: Trinity. The fiIst ccicbra:
" tion of the Holy Communion at it
the own”
"m? of.
o.» .v‘
those who
,I-loly: Common and. sermon, by the
Rev"; William Downes. at All Saints.
NewIBWeniat 101-30 . ,
Church, East Nomlk Rev:
J. H 'pkln lirown, rector-Tho ngbth
8 after ’l‘rinity. Sunday school.
{.80}: Iil..I bliptisru and sermon 3:45
Itrvnrroeticau twat...
hMoflin Luther Bteitg'me pa‘iIor-Il'
nivi'i'ra serviced conducted i
IIguageII are held regularly Civ-
in mIornlnfi at 10: 30 mgr:
out the yeir iii the chapel Bin North
mitt street. Congregational singing.
preaching by the pastor All Genuuns.
” Enlisdttith. are earnestly requested to
“tend... Sunday school class meets ev-
ary saddest morning an hour before
me‘loruce. at 9: 30
enroll at any time and are IaIlIwaysII cor-
'IdlollyI.‘ received.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHRGN
adult-h buthoran Church, A.‘ Illa
.. mm. past.r--Iflervicea« will be hdld
' the chapel m‘ North Main. tatmtl
will speak on thereuhiecr “Bulldinrx
the mud! Home:"IAll Sdandimfliana
are Wally invited' to attend the
ponies. _ l: II
GHRlOTlIANJCIENGE SOOII‘W. .
first Chiilttlmt Science Society, oi"
Nematk—dlcgulat- Sunday services at:
the reading room. Masonic building.
gt. 11 a. m: ' Sun ect August. m-
." TIe'stimon meeting Wednes-
""3” ’in' To both services the
is tordlslly and traiemslly in
week day afternoon ~
“’1 .
.. ......‘.....Ll..‘4.'.——'-. ."
_ IIIV IOTANIBT- GOBI TO'
. HARVARD. ' '
.. LEV, (‘Iil.'.‘ .luly 'll. -- Prof W:
.térlI'iou't'.’ who has been con-
th 'tbc bomnfcal' departm'nttrnt
tiarnty or Cantor-nu tor 1r.
opted a similar posltldnt
"garment of Botany 0!
varsity Prol. Outer-bout
3;.an east lb a short 1|qu
Statistics of his new post
",st Itsthonut Church, Frank ,.
. o'cioitlr. illie' second celebration of the .'
k limmfi Evangelical, ’ILnI mean '
pwmrly those professing the Luth- »
New pupils may .
Rho evening at '7. so;- The. pantoi .
, IAOIIALL.
National League standing.
W. i.
Pittsburg ........... 64 24
(Imago ............ fill. 30
M. York .. ....... 50‘ :15
Cincinnati .......... 44» 44
Philadelphia. 445 47
St. Louis ..... ”:46 . 49
Brooklyn ........... 32 55
Boston ............. ‘15 (iii
Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia. b; Chicago, 2.
Plttsburs. 3; New York. 1.
Cincinnati. 2; Brooklyn. 2 41:4
nlnxs. darkness).
St. Louis, 3: Boston. 2.
Games Today.
Boston at St. Louie. ‘
New York at Plttsbur .
Philadelphia st‘ Chloe .
Brooklyn at Cincinnati. .
Sunday Games.
iioston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
I
American LeaguvtII Standing.
lloil’illt .......... no; 33'
Philadelphia ........ 5i: '. :47"
Mien .' ............ 53’ ll
ICleveIliuId .......... 48 43 '
‘Chlcago ’ 46
New York. 49
St Dorris ...... ' . .‘..40 at
Washington . GIl
Yesterday’s Results.
BestoII.7
Chlugo. 6;
who): Chicago. 2;
(second gamer.
New York. ti: Detroit. 0.
i’hiladnlpbla. 7; Cleveland. 1.
Washington. I
- Games Today.
St; [acute at Boston.
Detroit, at New Yorlr.
. Cleveland at. l’hilnrlclphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Connecticut League Standing.
i W. L.
Bridgeport at' New iiritniu.
llolyohe at Waterbury;
linrtl'ord at New Haven.
Northampton at Springfield.
-—.—.'-1
_' would Stop Prosecuting
he intended to stop prisemrhting
Torre Hattie even it It required
presence oi‘ the military to do so.
said:
law violations elsewhere. through
judge or the circuit 0mm
who'wlll’ carry on the orders of
court respecting the n lolstlous. l h
altered to supply the court with a
Give apart-in Exhibition.
SEATTLE. Wash n ..luly ~llr. ll.
Miller and Al Kaufman gave a
No decision was given.
.‘ ADVERTISED LETTERS.
uncalled for at, the following [lost
ces (or the current week.
South Nor-walk.
Miss Fannie. lildniick
19 or
22 ’Gienwood St.-
IIlIrEIt y Brewer .
iélnngclo llutcta dl \lneenz
Rolf. '.CJ C.Ci}_lflhun.
sums da'. Dee. ‘
(‘hr't‘s Virtuoso!
AgIdo'. l‘lt belt-I.
Mills l"_. lolmaou
Walter '.loncs.
erts'vf ”Kelly cure MIs. A. “ll
Harri Rieln.
', :7 'HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lewis lit-E storm. 0, H. Home
it. diet-hey. G. S. Lockwood C.
ll’lunsou and~ wile. A. ll. Downcs
I’ mrooo. William Warrington. C.
lf-Qr
WWII Weston till!
. Providmee; P. It}. l4‘,iizgcrnld Danbt
F. J. Kceiinr-A. minim;
I..__.I__'I___-
he fell will"l
‘. or or
..St Until. I (first game):
81.1mm. 10: Boston. 4 (second gamer.
(first I
Washington.
-iNDlANAPOI.lS. ind, July all—Gm-
eruor Marshall stlited yesterday that
Ir therzl
are no petite otiicGrs, in Terre Haute. uing TOD
tacbment "oi the state militia" to- not aIsI
A; ciyil, officers to carry out the orde
his vacsI- I
round exhibition at the AlasltatYukon
Pacific Exposition Arena last night.
Below is a list'ol‘ letters remaining
M. Beets, Schooner 'i‘hos R. Wool-
Mohooltamov-ii‘. C. liendeIsou R. It.
motou. H W- Komuston. A. i..:wtki.
C. G. Clout, New York; A. Maooanolt.
W7. u: anal-ch L. l.awr.enoe city: so
‘ ith Lows. Virginia. (‘liorloa P. Bent-II
to}. lIlestMJIIIord'rrlsflb- McFarland. HOLD
Mdihfi' room open to the pub» WA 1’ ”2"“ I" F. Smith. Hmrorll.0 "
'3... lineider ...phidsirIo::~.i.z‘ W l-indson. .-
lloobello; (fr.- (1/ IMopItlsIoIi; flew 41dIven.
iR‘Ine Ir'y Rebel .hroke cant!
round. The accident
OONNEchCU1'—_ PEOPLE VICTlMS
American Civil d—T—Mce
Fraud.
WASHINGTON. July I. it is said
.14 the postui‘llct Iiopttrtiuchi that a
number of (‘onnttiit III people have
been victimized by the American Cltll
Service institute. the ullices of which
were recently raided bv the Washin-
ton police and postoilice. insrmctors.
and McNutly and \'uII,.Vleet, president
I and sccretsry-troosurer' oi the concern
Iarrested. .
. The detectives found 400 letters in
[the otllce oi the concern. ready for
mailing to people in Connecticut and
other eastern states. in each case or-
.forlug the addressee the “exclusive"
agency for the concern in his state.
[The consideration nsked was 81,300
I u cash deposit of 3500 being demanded
I ltll’B guarantee of good faith.
To prove its own "good faith.“
'concern pointed to the (act that its
$450. 00 capital stock had been fully
subscrl cd. but an examination of its
books BhOWtd that the sub-eiiptions
I were in the names oi its three. oiiiccrs
teach buying {or his stock With a
. promissory note due in two years.
' I it. is believed that the concern Innde
l’. C. 4 many victims in Connecticut and else
.(i4i where by other fraudulent transactions
":98; preceding the agency IH‘OINMlllOll. It
.553 is said to have cleiucd $6,000 in mice
institute ’
l’.(‘.
727
.1951
in-
.527 I weeks. Its oillcers are htld in 81000
.495 I ‘bonds.
.462 .' _‘ NW
.4403 chlldron cry
’83 v'
. m rLtIcIIut's . ,
f CASIIIIO_RIA
BARN BURNED IN THUNDER
STORM.
TORRINGTO ON, .luly i—[liiiing one
of the severest thunder stoInia of the
l aniuniel. )Cilflidfl) .IricIIIunn. ligbl
I'Iiing struck it burn belonging to [suite
l‘nticI'Irton just out: ldc the borough
und the atrrutulo was burned to the
mound. l“iilI\ inns or hm wt-ro des-
I-iroyetIli’ The loss is rudimntvd at $2. 000.
1
EST; 8 PILLS
Hartford ........... :11 29 44:43 ' . {‘IILIfiuI. um t,""'.'ll'r‘.mml7
Holyoke .‘ .......... :0 201143 ‘ ' I. .I-
New llrltain ....... 4'5 :48 5:41: FTE'KR‘EEf‘Tfi EfiW‘
' \t " vol.
l.“l°li’i£i.‘:z:;::::l? ll fill Tfilmrrtgigsru mm
Springfield ......... 1:5 4:! .45?» I'mlnnwnnnut.s-I~.AI-n git-m
Northampton ....... :I :.0 .383 \ _- A 5010” DillilltllSl'S EVERYWHERE
itrldgcport .......... us 5:2 .350 . W 9'
no.4... ...,...-I. - _. --_.._
Yesterday‘s Results. ' " " ' I' _~
ilridgaport. 5; Springfield. 4. . ' ’
New Haven. 3: New Britain. 1. a '- a ers
‘ llolyoko. (i: Waterbury. 5. ' ’ -
Hartford. 7: Northampton, 5 (firstI
game): Hartford. ll; Northampton. (l '
(second comet. lN PRICES. TO SUIT ALL
. - ——-«: rocxmooxs
. Gyne- Today.’
:
A Complete Line of Crockery.
Glassware and Restraint-
nisiung Goods. Etc.
English illuc China by the set or
at l pit-cc.
”ml Square White. Fruit Jars can be
He cleaned quicker and better. Fruit. will
pack dinner. the dam will look nicer
“i ‘am going to deal aim the 'l‘erro’ on our slelve than t on
ilsute situation as i am denim: with “up; ”‘1' a be round are
the
Square White Jars have the Light
the
eve '
dc-
Wlndow Shades made to order.
. Painters Guppltes.
' Best Mixed Paint. $1.25 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 wunmo'rortarasi'r.
sourH . NORWALK.
- ' TEL! “El-.69"
l‘li.
[t‘I
six
om- . .
EVERY LADY'S DREIOIIIINO CHAM
0
HO“.
Mrs. He'my C. Merrill. I . ;»
liért Neal, ~ ' * r. . . . , . ,
IMF“ Neiuv- J “semi so in - .
ljaI ' “ DoIiIItIili.‘schrIoIIer ir‘rod “Lug?
fiow. .‘ EHQ‘ '5“ “£1? 0:010 013““! . A! I
,Mrs. mm» 'Nieoln‘f’a'vonolrr. chill]; I . ;. I
W:" Dagger care C. & K £320II$ If“9°99? ’3 Glow; .
Mlh‘a’ mowers ' ‘ .l ,
Miss Rielley. Indies tsil‘or' 9' “I bl" 515th ctoltei ¢w%m; fl
Miss Fannie Batterflold. it. s. n. :I: L.” .ydfl “9,3?! “43m Mg.
IIICliIarlcs Todd 4M: will 01‘ Niger’s“ tell I
. E l0. cnowrz. r. M. W Dl'elebce would Iii!
the ' shoal 1105on of coin
lad note on ri‘re'e. Uni
‘pi bars "mile 'ls’t'rlctiy ycourir'i'otout"theI“
chaInlcs. honest and reliable.
HORACE R
mm ”Al“ ANQI IWIEIT on
his.
(I.
Al
ll.
.w ly Line l0 NiiY .
'2' ' .l'll’cl’fiélgltt 911’ .992
about m,“ “M“ him (a.
1m. lrelxht Propellers will
LINLMAN Pier 28. lilo-t Riven- New York loot
”nigh”?! + ads—While til at Dover ail-rt). every day. (ox‘eopt
rest. R _'IiII_e may b all u“umid"u§“'lo""i mrhhwg’d.
Nomlklotbtfilm p. lo. we r: ‘r .
recurred on W udsor avenue and the Now.“ SteIammt'tfo',“
victim w taken to the hospital. it .
ls'heliev that. he sustained soriouIiIl Arming 97““ c- 3- "WWI
Internal insides. Losses mm April,
NASH"
10571
Just
ploy
killed.
.luIly
how lll‘ happen
at which he was working.
lllt‘lll.
ELIOTROCUTED ON OTAMFORD.
STAMFORD
smith a slatern lIelpeI.
Wharton street, West Haven. was in-
stantly killed by coming in contact
with a live wire belonging to the rail-
road company. yesterday. Smith was
ill. w0Ik on n I00! and it is apt known
to tour-ll the
wire. which was strung near the place
:41.vAnIr.ireIiv
who lived on
Smith wa'a nisirled live Wtwka ago
today and soon after has out of em
lie secured work with the
railroad and was on the root of thr-
ronndbouSc at Btumtord today when
He slipped in smooth: the rent
and rent bed tut to :I hire to uni: him
roll and It-ccited a turrent of 11.000
\olts. .
OER
lusting the same.
DICK.
sis. ‘
Cut-vat rc ot the Spine
rigid pitting Chiropractic a
(bones to help you.
ROVOI‘
Definition of Chiropractic
leart
src‘
You
T. FRANCIS D. c
THE NEW SCIENCE
the .
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
Diseases are closed
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
Even if done in childhoOd it
creates pinched nerves and min in
later life in the diderent organs and
limbs. ’
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this dtpcose and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the m
nerve sistcms in your body.
Nerv‘ottlness. Rheumatism. PtrnLy'
'ldney and Female lilo-
vdn opeci tl attention; also
will
94 WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Trootttientroivhn Also. .
. .4...
me [I' [WER’S Pilti
BOYS" an rooms
”1....--”
GUN METAL AND RUSSET
SPECIAL VALUES
$1. 50 and $2. 00
more Icmvas
75c and $1.00
'22 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
.“©0XFORDS
Misses’ and Childreu’ s
O'XFO'RDS
Tennis Oilords
Wear Shoes That Fit
.s
lid
’9"
lenses duplicated.
where they were made.
I Rooms 7~V€A
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAiT.
. Come In and have your broken
no matter
We have all of Mr. Iioyt's Pre~
selo'l Itions. - »
ce hours. 8 n. pl. till 11: 30
m. . 13: 413 until 6 p. In. Mon-
.Iy and Satuiduy evenings un-
Llll9jl-lll:
:chnwick uOptical Goihpsny
Iesora
HOMI RH: VT.
CONN.
ran. ass-2.5:,” ~ .
nigmaank glitldlrlg ..
‘sourH'w 'N Mlt'IrI‘oi’LK.
‘iIJ.
. i_II
I
‘\
o 4...
l
l.’-~33
.jrtw
«lieu. st‘ NilsW'ALK.
insurance
n ..
Ii 11‘ .r I.
-. .NGRWALK
Savm' surety
meow” 1m-
oepom' Julia. 29. 1909
:«-.: $312074“? 48
Will-A- 094?th WWW."-
mm: A. am. my a True.
‘ Horace F. Darth Still.
Real‘mEstate and
“We; have II'IovII'ei-IIa'lIig'ieetdIa'd bargains
n' Income premiums prom-1y that
.44... Increase In ,valIu'eI won the new
gro'wthI of the town. 9‘ “
“—p—oI—pr-YJT-s-mer-z I
' refimmllflaM'érpwv ‘l‘ i
liltlllilEl’Uli’i, Juh 3l.’——l‘he cases
or lluigi t‘aaciano. who shot and killed
Antonio l’izzuttu in this city the night
of my 5. following a quarrel over a
game oi cards, and Saliatur l'izzuto,
Hither of the dead man. charged with
assaulting li‘usclnnn with intent in
kill. were continued yesterday in tiitii
city court until next Friday. ’l‘lIo
charge nguinst Friar-lam: is murder.
the amounts set last Week.
- 1.
Sun Kee
Tea
0
Superiority '
'.We rent our reputatIon on it:
.. excellence. We take all man-
ner of care that it is the best
test imported to start with. then
» we devote extra time and care
to its packaging, sealing it so
that It retains all its original
delicacy of flavors. it is tree
from the soil of handling and
comes to you In fine sanitary
~ condition.
1' Sixty Cents a Pound
EIGHT CHECKS GIVEN
The um...“ Pacific
Tea Co.
Headquarters for SUGAR
126 Washington Street,
Tel. 542-3; "
FREEIIDRLIVERY
4.-.. 1.. he..- -.._s..__w. w..- -- -.. .
All Coupons
Pill Hill
SPARK Pills
ARE REDEEMED 'BY
. F. E. Lo'ckwood
8r COnIpany
39 Wall Street
Il'onr coupon properly filled
out gets you n Spark Plug tree.
of charge.
Hotel Maliackemo
J. n. cannon, Mgr. .
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates :2 per day and upwards.
Stock and General Information Ticker.
Sunday Dinners, 75ers
no. cm. 99-. .'
w... ..__._1.
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
4;...
.I. III. LAYTON a} co
(INCORPORATED)
s RAILRIOAD Ava. MNOIRWALK
I ti;
;'l
‘Atl.4...
. ”m. FYW.I4Q.
Hammocks
Our entire line of Gardiner Fur-
' nlturé siijl . '.'
i1 .II
'. Big? Reduction
Saturday
I
. inn.
mountain's cue conrmueo. '
The bonds have not been changed tram
W.
Bridgeport Advertisements | Bridgeport Advertisements
The D - M a... (:5
was“ rm.
The Stole closes at five o’clock except Saturdays.
Our Annual Mid-Summer Sale
of House Furnishings Begins Monday
Furniture Carpets China and Glass
Kitchenware Rugs Curtains _
Linens Linoleum Silver and Bric-a-Brac ’
Special lists will appear in the papers from day to day.
but we wish in any that these are to he only gleaniiigs from
each tlcpurtnit'tit and are IIcccx‘auriIII' (iltlll't'VliilQll. It is not
possible in cIIIIIIIcratc all values. and this will be a sale of
greater magnitude than t'\Ci‘ llciotc.
Special Discounts Offered
20 per cent. on all Furniture tilllsitlt‘ the special lists.
tlllllllt' \Vcrnickc lnukt‘nscs 14ml l‘ilcs, Standard
llt‘rlx's and Dining Chairs are reserved from this
Gilt-r).
10 per cent. on Derby Desks and Dining Chairs.
20 per cent. on Ardahan Rugs. sizes in) x 9.9 to 11.3
x I43.
10 per cent. on Carpets and Rugs. cxccpt certain lines
ui' Rugs rcecrvctl by lllallllfilt‘lill't‘l‘h' contracts.
10 per cent. on Lac; Curtains, Porticrs, Couch Covers.
and Upholstery Fabrics. :
so per cent. on China Dinner Sets.
10 per cent. on China Dinnerware in stock patterns.
20 per cent. on Cut Glass and other Table Glassware.
20 per cent. on Table Damasks and Napkins.
to per cent. on Towels. I
Those who have llt't‘ll III‘L'INUIIIt-tl ll) lilkt‘ advantage Iii
tuII Annual Home Furnishing Sales “ill lit‘ in no way (lis—
:IpImiIItctlI in the wilt-rings this August. The most satisfac-
ttu I\ \\. i_\ Is it) make :I list of home rcquircnunts .illll pay an
curlx \ lsit. llic sale \\ ill continue for .I tortuight but cspcc-
on; choice bargains are picked up soon.
Monday Morning. August Second.
The'D. M. Read Co.
WE lNVl’l'l'} YO UR ATTENTION TO AND
on brooks or [was
recon COIVE mos. ' -
Log Cabin Rugs
'i‘lll' ISI) SERV lCh‘ABl E SQUARES l.\' AT AND ltl' U SIZES HAVE
BECOME DESERVEDLY POPULAR
~ Crex Rugs
FOR SUMMER COTTAGES RN!) PORCH USE 'l'lll‘lltl‘} iS NOTHING
BETTER.
Brussels Rugs
ALW'AlS rot ULAR AND or MEDIUM (UT LOOK A’l our. LINE
or l’Ai‘thNb‘
Axminster Rugs
THE BEST PARLOR IILUG l“ OIIIQETIHD PRK‘ E lN THE MARKET.
A Dickerman 81 Son
Q. 84 Washington St, South NorwalkI
Telephone. '4“
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ESCAPED FIRO‘SAB IBUERNING AUTIO-
BIL . :'
HARTFORD .iuly 31.——lt was learn-
oq today that D. Todd Hmtry; MAPltte.
burg, Pa. and his wife had a narrow
eschpe last night from serious injury
While on outs to Canada Iin on auto
mobile e machine, an '.58 000 Lini-
nusirtefi caught fire while passing
tilropghylndsor‘ and was a total loss.
The Docupa'nts we're unable to open the
doors slid for a' while found theiI'n'
selves in a precarious position. They
nntil’iy i‘tn‘ccd their way out: of the
burning For I): T Heiiry Proprietor
or the Pittsburg Hotel bearing his
name had taken tho troliev for Spring-
Iicld bIeiIn-c the accident. The wives 0!
both gentlemad.accoiiip‘nhy them on
ilitiI tIIrip
_' .T'M ‘.l'
IICHIKUFFEUIR FlNéo FOR SPEED-I
WATERBURY. ‘.lillv' 31. L--Willliliii
summons the Now' York «mom
who ran down- Patrolman Joseph 1’.' '
Stevens and his wife on 8nnda'y.‘JiIin
is. was fined :10 and costs tot-”i'tec
less driving and $50 and com
evudhig‘ reduonslbility. Witnesses
said that the machine was :g'olrig ten
or 'twolvo miles an hour" when the
accident occurred, tindlthat it‘wiih'on
the left side of the mud.- The chimi-
’i’cur' continued on- hhl‘wity to The El1 .
trio and returned to the scene Iol the
accident some time‘ later. Atitirhoy'
Abner P. llayeh; who will represent-
tlie injured persons in a civil suit as-
sisted in the prdsecutlon Attorney '1‘.
ll‘ Osrm'od'v' who defended summers
took an appeal ~ I
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
‘FOUND SAILIEONT"A°R|FT. . "
Claude uthi‘ie ‘to not 1". Wm
‘I ‘ _ CLINTON. July 31.—-Whilo‘ out in
fign' 3 ”Iowa “d brill nth. Sliver his‘oyster boat “sigma: IIi‘ornlnn
W ll nti em.- to w": Ch PIF'I‘V} Rod e ,‘o ‘t 'p ace, dis-
item “'1ng l??? ngmlqul‘I‘I “ml cov d4 a ball at ddfll’t‘ among the
“NW I“ w} . rock at West Point. picked her up
.05.. Wu II ._' 1 1-m‘“ 7 . land lower but to Clinton. The boat
*M‘ It- of tho nockahout type.
It 4'.
F. A. Mi’l‘CHEL
COR. WALL AND HIGH GT...
NORWALK. CONN. '
'. . . MIIIBIDEN MIAN Crimean WITH
IahWfim ‘- . II's THEFT. '
I mom-roam , uranium. July siL‘Icnauea '1‘. sin.
dicitlaof .. .... . . we or this any. was' held last snippet-ml
the first pain: I: ‘ court under 'MD (lilo add a t 0 city
"m9
Painkillorinwarrawatenndielldwlllme court yesterdny u n char 0 of “It!“
stories. Tbmllblttflld “mi from person. lodmd 9mm; him by
I Davie AlameahoduI-wlu-thettladu. Daniel O'Keete, or New Britain. '
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