aood pure. Candy,
OUR HOME MADE. OWEBTB
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F.A.LANE
Tel. 40!.
It you “have cultivated a teats tor
Air
51 Waahlnnten at.
against lire anywhere in the United
States or Canada.
for $2
per hundred per year. hit
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FmvvldnthMDIIN- ‘
Tahiti-HON: tee-2
VINOL
THI MODERN
Tonic Recondhudtor
IOLD ONLY BY
F. H. ‘BAXTER
lililliiEWi
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALI-p8
92-2—-Newa Department
92-3—3ualneaa Department
4+2~Braneh Office. Norwalk
eoo -—Edltor'a Realdanea
129-5—Clty Editor'a Realdenca
W'MANDERSOWW
Launch Works
lBoat: Framea net up and raady to
p ank .
All kinds of repair work.
Launchee at all aiaea built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster SheliPolnhNorWalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Partly
.Cloudy weather tonight and Tuesday".
Moderate weal winds'. The storm which
has prevailed in thin vicinity since tutti
,lt‘riday lieu finally moved eastward and
passed out the St. Lawrence Valley.
A ridge of high pressure. (’Xit'lldilig
irom lowa eastward to New York is
producing pleasant Weather in the nor.
thorn sections cast of tho Recky Monti.
talus. Another disturbance (Wt-l' the
Southern Slates is producing I"ll)illi,\'
weather witii heavy local ruins along
the count from .luckut'invillo. l-‘lu..
northward to Atlantic City. N. .l., so
that it is not probable that the pit-tis-
ant weather will continue wry long
in this vitiniiy. The temperatures are
rising slowly in the northern sections.
Conditions tutor for this vicinity part
iy cloudy and unsettled weather.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘oniporuturo: Low, ill; high, 73.
t‘loudy.
Miss Viola Bennett. of Mcrwiii
street, spout the Sabbath with her our
cuts in Wilton.
Mina Rose Nattcl‘ord, of Wilton avo-
nnc. spout Saturday in New York (‘iiy
on a pleasure trip.
Owing. to illl' sioiin oi Hutuidu3
we will continue tmi itcd 'l‘uu ‘tilc to-
night and all titty ’lncudny. ‘
Henry D Holionheck. til Iii‘ltluol'iorl.
spout 3cuterda with Miss Katherine
not is. at lici oiue in tircli‘aid shoot
in Nowurit.
ati‘lili Mint
in Sprinez
Miss Gertrude Pro-stun.
N. .l. is upcndiou ii few d: it.
“my lit‘illtllti who tin».
sii‘twtl,
Aline Livia (‘i'niiiploii, oi Ht‘iiil‘ll n3.-
tinc. lulu gtillt' to Xi‘\\1ll'h N. .i , uni-rv
who will spend sororui duyta with
l'ilonds.
lly proclamation of (low-rnor \‘t‘colte.
tomorrow will IlI‘ lluu tiny. and tin-
CIII’M'ilH or The NUI‘Wfliitn iil't‘ lll'nlitll‘llit',
to display the national l‘iliillt'lli.
i’. (‘. hominiun'y Lori-go iiionitwrs
Ill't‘ renovated to tum-l curly Tin-stint
owning, .illllt‘ ii to glut iiiiit‘ lot :i ['1'
Ili'lll‘iliil ol’ iiii' oiilt-i'tnliinicnt to 1... all
on Julio 2112!.
\‘t’nniilnuion (‘tiuip,
No. “.2, i'. t) 8.
lil' :\.. will hold it regular meeting to~
mot row owning. At that iillll‘. tin-
llrst nomination of oilit'cl‘n will bi-
iliildi'. 'l‘lici'v will also in» other bum
nous, including it report from tho delv-
notion that wont to lli‘ldgcpori 'I‘lliil’ti'
day night.
The ninlo module in!" prollt-ionry in
title practice have lil‘i‘VNI and im-
lining tilsll‘lllllit'tl to niotuln-ru oi iilt'
t-llxlh i'tlillliilll3‘ by Captain .llonnlnnn.
'l‘in- uwnilu-ru ol‘ Ilit- Hoyt-nth l'oinpuny
who tliliiiiiit'ii in liltln can obtain thon-
Inodtilk by upplylnu to Burnt-tint l.niln-r
Within-3 to Hit.“ armory
tinr llrotliorn' Lollxo |. i) ll l-‘.. will
hold their ri'uulili‘ int-cling thin l'll'll
lap at which Illllt' the Mini tlcuiw will
iit' contour-d on novvlnl liiiliiiliillt'n. Al
it'l' llio (louver hurt. a illi‘lilli'l‘it non-i
lug will lw held and olllvcra iminiiiuiml
[oi the mailing 3cm ”lln
lliono ollltt-tn will ho lit-id .ul Home in
lot ditto.
Kt-ltlnlli (lilln-ri. who lute boon i'llI
pioyotl for unim- llnu- pttxl in liloutlon
luu‘u pliiiruinvy. lulu rimiunml bin poet
lion in the drug Hitllll and Inn. room to
Now York. \vlwro lw will illlto II punt
lion In tho ol'liro of tho Now York l‘n
hlv Wire (Tonipnny. M r llllhnri m-
cured tiio poniilou lhi'ouuh litu
who work» ”lore.
of utility iriontlu.
ohuihnitd
iilll‘il'
III‘ will lot nol't-Iy
niluuud in the alone {or ltt- With a man
PerhapsYoa Need
~ Glasses
or those you are wearing may not
he just right. We have a Phyulciun.
who in u Skiliod I‘lyo Spociuiiut. to
examine 3our eyes. NO CHARGE
FOR l‘IXAMINA’l‘lUN.
THAMER
Optician
STA M F0 R D
CONN
The Home oi Hart Schalincr 8: Marx'Clothea
Your Summer Suit!
What it will be; how it will at you; how well
it will wear; all depend on WHERE you
get your Summer Suit. ‘
. If you buy it here, you have our guarantee
of satisfaction; you are sure of the right
style; of perfect fit; and if you don‘t get ALL
you think you pay for. you have your money
back without any fuss.
Grays, plain and fancy blues. .1 big line of
the finest suits ever brought to town. $10
to $30. ‘ i ‘
Straw Hats and everything else for Summer
‘6
wear but shoes.
TWO STORES:
5..
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwalk.
South Norwaik
14 South Main St.
with friends.
John t‘oolo-riiuen,
slit'iii 3'iw‘lol‘dny
South Norwulk.
Minn .losopbtno lluribult, oi l‘unuon
Mutton. is Haunting: llw du3 in Won!
port with friends.
\\lionl, no and
liiinnt-r illiiil‘i').
.\ii.~:~: hiitl‘uniol Murray,
port. wan an over
\linn‘ lionnlo lil'lit‘)‘.
unuv,
of Now York city,
with his mainly in
ti.liiilt‘Ili broad.
oi‘ lirldlzo
Sunday inn-in oi
of South i‘nion uy
Jim-pit ill'tlillt‘l‘itill,
~pt-nt lilo Sulduiih
Mrs. ‘l'in-i tloi'o
wilI'I‘i.
Ill .\t\\\’
with lii‘
lit oi iii-rton.
York.
Hluihid.
oi Slain
illilut-i‘ t-ookit-s 'l‘uui. iuinnrr lik3
.\ll‘. and Min \3‘iilniin Iiill‘lllilil. oi
i‘unnon Httilion, wi-rt- ill .\oi'n:iilt this
iiltll llilll'. on lviirelnrm.
llnt'old ltiindii- linn iiuzin. put l:t.~: il‘i
.oniobllc in t‘tlilllllirlrtiilii, Iiiit‘l l! iliirt
turn laid up l'or i-lt)lllt~ ilnio Iiiiilnu ll
now icnr “Xil' itistuiloii.
.\ii. and lira, \\'iil:trd Ii.
oi lil‘ltikt‘lilll‘I. uoi‘o guests oyt-r Hun
<lii3 it Mr. :iittl .‘it‘a' .Illiiiliil iil't'iilll'3.
at their linno- III Alain street.
“utilitmm
l’liliip tllrumui line unwoum‘ntiy t-otu
llll‘il'll lllh l‘tt-wliitinn 3I~itt' til Ynlo Sliti
lioltl Sclotttt'lv Siltool in New Huron.
unit hm. l'i'lili in ii to ion homo in Taylor
:ii'vtinw iill lliIt :iiiillllil'l' \urulion.
.‘tlnnilord lintim hue look: it tho
around lot Iiih non l‘i'ltiiltilil’i‘ on \i‘out
Matti :«liu-t-t and the mitit'ui'iiit', Wit
linui ll iliriiniduuil‘ l-iunt Nol'wnlk. will
liiltiil HIV a: tit .l‘i rapidly or. pimplhio
‘l'lnv pinioliinu will in- lulu-ii into oi by
l“ l. .lnnon
iiunir In lilo «tot-in ol rinluiiluy.
wo \t'lil t‘tilliilllil' our lit-d ll up. Pluto in
input and all (Iii) 'l‘in-ntiny.
’i‘otoorton monitor the (lirik‘ Friend-
13- Horton oi St i’unl‘n l'lnirch \illi
int iii!" uni-nip oi lilo liltla' Friendly
rloolotl oi llrnri- i‘lnirch. All cluha
otitll' ln'ot'l‘nln iliIH lwou prepared and
tho ilthlIl will lu- hold in liotl Mon‘u
”it“. in Wall nirooi. in tho (lanolin
building
A. ”ii and a can...
liiiiillilll illillliiili iliii
iliilililillillli
JOIIINQ AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'a Theatre landing. death Ner-
tea lit. cone. Phena 421
The Round Table t‘inh. oi‘,l\'or\i‘ullt
nrr planning it hilt limo for tlw tWitllliilt
ol‘ .Iililt‘ :3. when they will give a Wei
conduit illlilll‘ rccvpllon to their It'll-nil
and lullow mcmln-r. Warren 0. Wood
Will‘li. or III'iIII‘II nvnnlw. who has been
on a trip around the world. Mr. Wood
ward in t-xpcrtml home on June lilth
with tile aunt Mra. t‘ooiitlun. who hurt
acrouipnnlt-d hint on his voyauo. 'I‘ho
iiitth will ikntn- invitatlond for iliiil rtl»
opinion and it in tutponiml that Elpcitia
...”. WAuMHM ..Mm....u. “Wig...
noeeirr R neutron
House Mover and
General Contractor
Wont Promntiy Attended To
'a 0. .0“ m
I-‘-
IOU‘I‘H NORWALK
ui'e orcht-atra will he engaged.
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BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES. 50c up
It“!
FISHING SUPPLIES
efali kinda
Fine Taicum Powder
Sca Box ‘
Milton-Powell Corporation.
aruaamuaron mm
At COLEMAN’S
newa “all!
to North Main at. loath Hamill
Agent for A. G. Upaidtna’a
Ila-hall epithet-ling. “a
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1; START YOUR CHICKS morn:
' ' i: The success of your hroodn. from the moment they are. out of the
al ors 0y. 0 shell. dt-pcnds on tho food you use "lioi‘tnir" (‘hick Food. home pr!-
, 0 pared and Iraah each day. in the kind you can depend on to make BM.
'l’uke a trip on the launch Ajax from .: healthy ton-la and future steady luycre. Every grain in "ilonnlo
ltoion l'oim around the iiultlliolluo o (hick Food is sweet and round. and is solid nutrition "ileunle"(‘ii‘ick
and gut; buoy. Only in cents. livery 0 Food contains the choicest imported Mllloln. lino cracked charcoal
afternoon. 1: and thorouuhiy dried and selected arnlnu such an out meal cracked
, . _ . . . . 0 Wheat cracked kaiiir and line old clocked corn. “by not use. a re-
. (“n h“ "h“”"”‘d_ "" ”“1“”: ”i ““H‘ 0 liable, npoclaily prepared. clean. wholesome food. fresh made each day.
not purlii‘m' any niotnliixutt rcpaonuhiu :: rather than feed from the West. noconnuriy etuie? Why take the
MI“:- if 9}”."3‘1’3'328'5""""""“""“ M" 0 chance when you buy on much it not more?
"a” ‘" “'5 ““ ‘,‘ It Quality Flrat. Last and an the Time.
A. W. Mills, Manager 1; . MANUEL TORO navel-i.
Auk For "ilonnio" “For the Land Bake" nee lowkar’a
0
South Norwalk. 1" F' D' 37 0 Home Ground Footie. Fertilizara for Lawn. Garden and
, it Field.
Phone 17942 0
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. 3 .. - -, - . _, T. 5:-
William (‘luniimlt or llihlucport
was It rinttor In \‘otnaik 3i'i-ttordii3
JACKSON'S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children‘s Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson's. Studio
Oppoaita Hotel 53 Wall St. NORWALK. CONN.
31:; "E95555?
For the Best Spring Tonic Try Fresh Fish
Fiat Fish. Weakflsh. Sea Base. Buck Shad. Butter Fiah. Porgiea. Halibut.
Mackerel. Biua Finn. Eaatem Salmon. Steak Cod. Eeia. Roe Shad. laat oI the
SCDBOHI
Native Lobatcre. Long and Round Ciama. Little Nacka.
Soft Crabs. 60c and 80c a dozen
Cutbiirs Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE ins".
DON’T SEEK SHELTER uudor llit' cartixo that
have anilnl‘nciory I'llllitmi‘llllhd of 3oui'uvil uiilll you burn
The North Studio
N0. 7! WASHINGTON ST. IOUTH NORWALK.
you do not
tried Ilioao
.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Co
aouvn nonwaau. com.
um. TIL. are. vane tea. «a.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to at Palace
SPECIALTIES
citrate it “team
a torrent mun,
riirsrmitinnrun
(Continued from Firat rare)
In.”
NEW YORK. June 13. ~With about.
. as much apparent. concern an that dis—
played by a summer vacatloulet on e.
Pullman our journey Charles K. Ham’
liton soared away from Governor's
Inland early today not upon accom-
plishing an aerial flight at nearly 200
miles from New York to Philadelphia
and return. The young aeroplaniet.
ulmolntely unknown in the hold oi‘ avi-
ation a year ago. war delayed at the
start by the uiuaehiug of one. of his
propeller blades. bill a new propeller
wan qulckiv fitted to the machine and
a second and final start made at 7: 35
o'.tvlock
The flight was under the auspices
of the New York Tinioe and the Phil-
adelphia l’uhiio milder. Hamilton
puffed out to obese proportions by a
pudding of inflated rubber automobile
tire tube under hie leather locket
made one wide preliminary circle over
the army roeorrutlon before setting
out for his objective. He rose on an
entry Hillili. to an attitude of 225 tool
and the motor and now propeller dc-
veloping no bulky tendencies. headed
0ft lowurdu the Jersey Bllul't'. the river
and harbor ttl‘ilii. looting hint a noisy
godepced no he sped over the waters
of the upper bay and the Kill Von
Kill. The young aviator carries letters
front Governor lluuhes and Mayor
iaynor, which he intends to deliver to
nowrnnr Stuart. and Mayor Rayburn.
in Philadelphia, and a special tncssaue
from the New York Times to the Philo-
dolpliln Public mdgcr. The tiltiht is
undertaken under the nnnplccs of the
Times and Leudor.
have contributed a purse which is to
vary in value, according to what
llamillon In able to accomplish. The
total amount has not been mndo pub-
lic. but it in known that even if not
atir'ri-uuttil in accompliulilni; hie full
tank at u ch Yorki'htiadolphln tutti
return flight Hamilton is to be hand
utilnvly l‘t"\\‘lli'lii‘ii for tho effort.
i’liii.i\lll‘)i,I’lli.\. June 13,~ With a
dull, ivntlt‘n nhy ornrhcud (‘hui‘ics K.
Hamilton, the young aviator who has
uchiowd world-wide fame in loan
limit a your. today made IIII' moot dar-
lnr: liichr or lilo curm'r. traveling in
his blpluuo l‘ront (lori-riinr's island.
NI'W York. to a point on tho outnklrie
Hi l’ltilutit-lphinfil Iiirtilillt‘t‘ of Fill miit‘R
in HR minutes. unodlt‘iui time.
A {nature of tho wondt‘riul achievi-
Iilt'lii or the moth-at 3otitir uyluior wax
tho i’llltt‘ with which he picked up and
t'ollowod u train o. the I‘i‘llllSHHIIlili
railroad trawling at cxprcas upocd.
According to his program be licw from
liorornot‘s island to South Eiiliiill‘lll,
N, .l . wiim- ilw train was iiunitlnt: hie
nppiuiuntc From that point, town
tiiit‘l' town alone. tho llnc reporting the
amazing {not that tlw train bud punt-r
ml "with ilnioiitou llyinu tiil‘orily orcr
it" Ul‘t’liniOlllIii}. with tho probable
«Width in giro \‘m‘lvty lo liin journey.
ho tilvrruod it little. Al Princeton, fol
lnatnnro. lit- \h'ni up near the old mi-
ivuv town, and ascended uliuhtly no
‘ltttl tin- eiinioiiln and iliiillllii mitl‘tcrod
illl'll' for I‘ll'l‘llilt‘nt'v'llli‘lli nevi. would
arc him.
At tho dilation livid. ion;- miles
unrilivus' irom tho t'rlllt‘l’ of the city
it ii'i'llli‘lltiililt-i crowd uwultoil tho :tt‘~
rival of the durinu air man All ulniont
himi ilIIliiIIll: cunhion coinpowd or trill
fll'iih.“ urowinu out oi soil uround liud
lict-n «vim-taut 'l‘lio tlolil lion in tho
north of tho I‘rnnmlynnia ltnolm near
North l’t"tili .lnnrlion and it was out"
rounded by live liundrml policemen to
lit-op hack tlw crowd All the mills in
the nclultliorhrmd wt-ro- abut down and
that M‘t'iltm on Philadelphia [link :3
hoHdny
The crowd hot-.un authoring at 6 a
or. and oullvnlly united lot noun oi
lluniilton'w eznrt l-‘luzill3 the Hi .zuni
lions i-rt-clmi on it tall polo told of
lininillon'k iI‘ihilIl: tiowrnor‘n island
and t‘il‘t i» sawmill. arranged liy lhn New
York 'l‘lun-s and tho l’hllniiolpiiiu l'nli
iic inniuvl'. under whose unnplccu linin-
iliou made the trip, krill the crowd in-
formed or the nylatnr'n progrouu
It was a misty morning and the
'lillgo or vision did not oxtcutl very
tar. .-\ i-vport came that Hamilton had
t-ioni-n-d into Ponna3lvanlu, and it did
tiol nt‘u'lll long before a shout went up
[tom ”10 custom edge of the crowd
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Emheimer
to North Main ltrut. loath Nev-walk.
laaldance. I Waahlngien ltreet.
Telephone at alike. can.
Telephone at houaa. III.
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SUMMER
Reaidnnta will had it
convenient to keep tin
account with title hank.
No exchange charged
on orator-town cut-cite.
Open Saturday until
it and detriment-vau-
lnxajrom 7 to 8.
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
ltatameni mailed an
application
Windo are at every daaerlptloa. in", two and three-ply 'l‘ar Paper
I?! hide; ‘51:an do J3;- m aiaaa diatom P“ r.
0“ On it , .
“Unable" Aaphall. Patina Manna “mm“ “d Beildela W'
WWW
rotation and Dunning Pam
it... Shepherd oi haunt... will
hold a meeting this evening.
The aervlcea (Wot the contains at
John W. Fairnlilld. who died at the
town (arm on Friday. were held thin
‘ morning and the remhlne were inter-
Mru. William ll. Norris. oi tinnliury. red at the town farm. The nian‘u rub»
a out the day yesterday with hit-a. atlvea.iihe had any.emtldnotbaloaa
’I‘ endure ilrntharwn. of Main atreet. ‘ ted. ,
Raymond hermit event autumn?
and gender with trienda in flatten.
The Pine Lorine tilnh will meet with
the Mirror Weed at the club house to-
morrnvv afternoon.
y
NORWALK
Savings Society
INOOIPOHA‘I‘IB I.“
DEPOSITS OVER 33,775.01”
deem o. Helmae. William.
Win. A. (turtle. VlaasPraalaant.
Frederick A. Illa. lacy A Treat. :
The two papers ‘
a
it you've worn them.
‘ The way in which an edible is served her
much to do with lid appeal to the appetite.
other words, We how it looks. and the name may
be said or anything a man wears.
The fellow who "always looks neat" Ie the
one who has taste in selecting his wearabies.
We have all the good men's wearablee tor the
good old Summer time.
Straws to Oxfords. Uhibreliae to Trunks.
Do you know our Clothes are right? You D0
You WILL it you'll buy.
Price’s Clothing“ Store
98 Washington Street, South Noni/elk.
In
‘
\
Ben Hur Flour, bag, 80c; bbl., $6. 35
Good Eu as per doz. 25cHome Spinach, pk” . .196
Sit-titty Fresh Eggs down ........... 32c 25c can Lunch Tongue ........ ....200
Gold Medal Milk, can.... ......... 10c we can S. &S SChicken ......... ..421:
:tcane Corn ........ ...... .25: EcnnePeae. . ...........25t=
3 ms Toniatoee.............. ..25c Home Lettuce ............... 50
New Potatoes at a low price, Radishee. Wax Beans, Rhubarb, Cucumbers
and Strawberries.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET. . PHONE 143.
that Hamilton was In eight. Sure
unouuh there he was high iii the air
directly over the uiwclai truth. A ino-
lllt‘lli later he was in plain View of all
and then a tremendous clieor went up.
Fixing steady and true, liainllinn rup-
idly :IIlllI‘OtlI‘Iil‘iI and when he was near
iiic ilcld he swerved rapidly to the
riahl and crossed the field.
'l‘bo daring aviator circled the field
amoral timed and thencwooped down
like it you gull utter a fish.
llv- landed easily, but below he
could gi‘t out of his machine the
crowd broke through the police lines
and rushed at liatniiton. The aviator
was. liowcrcr. quickly surrounded by a
wrdoit of police.
’i‘lio lion tiling ho risked for when
he Hopped out was a cigarette, He
was as cool as it he had just alightod
from an automobile ride.
tloyci'lior Stuart was on tho llcld to
\\’|'It‘lilllt‘ Hamilton. To the governor be
«our made. "i had the machine in per-
M't‘r made. “i hnd the inacliinct in pet»
lm'l would all the way and could
haw hil\}I‘II up indefinitely ii I had de-
nircd to. l circled ilitN field tlirco
timed to abort the crowd that l was
aide to lump up lonxrr. The only
drawback to the journey was the
dampness and the chill. Most of the
trip was minty and at times i could
not tom tho train and seldom now the
lumpiv at the motions."
For a long time after he iiiiKIlii‘II
Hamilton could pay no attention to hia
biplane. so enthusiastic was hie recep-
tion. The police had all they could do
to lump the crowd from crushing his
machine. Finally he was able to, To»
turn his attention to it and thou he
announced after an instruction that he
would allcmpl to return to New York
\\ ilhiu an hour, the woathor conditions
lit-lug in hilt opinion. ideal for flying.
JERSEY PI'I‘Y. N. .l. .lnnc lit, The
npw‘lni lrniu arrived here at 1:”.
Hamilton having left lIlP line or the
iiillroud liolwcou Newark and Jersey
t‘lly and being lost to riuw oi thoao on
lilo trulu. he presumably making for
novornnr‘u inland.
NEW YORK. .iunc l:l.—~liumiltou
one due at Governor‘s Inland between
its and l:‘.itl p. nu. but up to 1:45 ho
had not been mum at the inland. lilo
watt teal ndl'll dying low, near Menlo
Park. hundud aonthcanl. Hc like not
place been located.
NEW YORK. .lnne i3.-A Weatorn
ltnlnn diapalrh received here atatou
lillii Aviator Hamilton liaa landed in
the awampa ni Perth Author.
Hamilton a New Britain lay
mew BRITAIN. Juno 17.~«-C . K.
Hamilton will liy in New Britain on
Saturday. July 2. for benefit of local
charities. Hamilton in a native or
New Britain and he has turned anlda
a "mini contract calling tor "6.000
Imt'nililt‘ or his loyalty to tile home
city where he comes simply for tho
exile-neon of hill mechanics. The event
alll latte place at Walnut Hill Park.
which in nicely adapted to the purpoae.
There will he a race with an automo-
bile and a aide flight to Mariden and
“ New Haven.
Hamilton will extend a neuronal in-
vitation to Colonel ltooaevelt on till
arrival in New York to come to New
Britain on that day.
Ernest Wilson. who graduated thin
year from the New York Electrical
wheel. nae aecured a partition with
the connection tie. in their New ila~
van Power House. He will begin hie
diliitli! next month, he expecte.
nan Hyatt. who recently graduated
from the fientinar prep school in New
York he; tit-cured a position to initiate
Wt.
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\\' AM. S'l‘liidr'l‘. 10:10 a. m.—-Open-
lug prions of stocks were lower gen-
erally than the closing on Saturday.
The early advance in the London mar-
ket affected only a few ieeuea.almonget
them Canadian Paciiic. which gained 1.
Amalgamated (Topper lost 1 and Gen-
eral Electric 0-.8 The dealings were“
in small volume and the increment of
prices sluggish ‘
\\' ALL STREET. il a. in.»~'l'he mar-
ket improved soon after the opening,
so that early losses were converted in
many rust-u into gains. The railroad
stocks made the best allowing. but
there was also effective buying in Uni-
ted States Steel and the copper stocks.
Amalgamated Copper more than mak-
ing up lie 1 point loan. and a long list
of stocks training from i to 2 points.
Ifnticd Dry Goods tell 4 points and St.
Louis h‘ San Francisco tirst ptd. 2 1-2.
WALL STREET. Noon.—-—'i‘he supply
of cloths oilercd for sale proved scan-
tr. Professional operations took their
cue from this tact and bought and bid
up prices. 'l‘rnnsucttons were email.
t'uiou l’arliic row 1 1-2. Southern Pa-
citlc 1 H and Northern Pacific, Atchio
son, New York Central and Atheist»
muted Copper 1. Chicago and Alton
dropped I H on two salon. Bond: were
firmer.
WALL STREET. 1 p. tn.——Stocks
that had not figured notably in the
morning rise were bid up, while the
usual favorites were somewhat ne-
gldected. Louieriile‘d; Nashville may.
ed up 3 1-2 and Reading, Consolidated
(inn and U. 8. Realty 2.
Roger Enwrisht. Charles Maker and .
A. R. Davis stood at the aide entrance
to the Holicnden, Saturday, wonder-
lng how to get home. Taxicabs were
not to be had, care were not runninx.
and they didn't tool the need or exer-
cise badly enough to desire to walk.
A taxicab wan standing near the ho-
tel. but the porter had told them that
it won ciigaucd.
”Mobby we can talk this fellow into
believing that one at be engaged hie
outiit." educated Enwrlzht. He ap-
proached the driver and inquired
whom he was waiting tor.
“i ain't seen th‘ gentleman." laid
the driver, “but i wait ordered to wait
her for a Mr. erxhtwaomebody from
out oi town. I were."
"'l‘hia la a cinch.” thought Razor.
"Waan't the name Enwrlgiit inaiead
of Wright?” be aired the man.
"it might have been."
"l thought tide mull. be mine. " aaye
Enwrlghl. “Come on, hon.”
All not in and the man took them
home.
When Enwrlaiit atappad out at hie
borne on main 79th alt-eat. the man
laid the bill would be Mil. .
"Wtiatt » 'i'hat’a an outrageou- '
charge!" alarmed Roger. “How" do
you figure any each bill .aa that that ‘
for coming out this abort diatanaat"
"You intuit remember: rare the driw
or, "that after you ensued the inn».
china 1 waited there for you at on
hotel tor more than three been he
tore you not in)“
That being the care. Enwrlaht on
the bill without thriller emanation.
Cleveland Plain Dealer. '
Norwalk Chronicler