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NEW MOTION PICTURES
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twee VAUDEVJILLE Evening .
' ' " Monday and Thursday 23;”;“xg'gws ‘3 L
AT 2 r. u. Mot-ion .Piifiuibs O’CLOCK‘
‘ ‘ , “it
I, Matinee fiPRICESg Evening
f .5 and 10¢ framers. 25c 103ml 15°
{sswsrr rune, av eminent 1.; sons a co. ueeo sxcLustvetv
loasn BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
-« . MEADOW eraser.
‘ Next Game. Saturday. July 2
NORWALKS
Watseasing
8:30
JULY 4th
10:30 A. M.
N. Y. Black Sox
mace. M.
Dan Brouthers' Colts
' {Annissmn - - 25 CENTS
'aova UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 came
Grand Stand Free to Ladies.
t
“ea-v.-
’ . ourLE's'loooé‘brmc’enajw’
filaronce Crotut Chosen Noble Grand,
. and Louis Schmidt Vlcmarand.
The semiannual election of oilicers
of Butler IAtIgtl, No. or, I. 0. (l. R.
was held last night at the headquar.
lam in Washington street. The fol-
lowing were chosen:
Noble GrundmClnrence Croiut.
iVice Grand—4.0m: Schmidt.
discarding Secretary - D. Burr
each.
\Financlal Secretary—Frederick G.
nedlct.
Treasurer~Jamea Poul.
Bryant-tween” A. Voile.
rectormmrnest it. Wilson.
alter—«Adolph Redllns.
aloe-w—flarvey J. Wood.
‘ These oilicers will be installed Wed-
“9% y ennui . July out. by me. 0.
”fit rnelius . Daniels, of Norwnlir.
, H W
' fl TO HECG‘MMEND THEM.
1'. ll. Weakley. Koltotuo. ind. as it:
~ , ’ tuition Foley Kidney bills. to
backache left the, my kidneys
‘, 19 sites or, the secretions natur-
‘iny baddsr no tensor pained
jiam glad .to recommend it‘oioy
“grills." in a yellow package.
1 ”9..“ {We .4 '-
DANGI AT TI-il KNOI.
; Another of “the satayahle dances
The titties has twice a week was
last: ductility. 5,, The music was
. TillOY’fl orches-
. indeed. ,
a [resin many
1’1.
odorless. it was more a, desperate oftort to bring him I
, _,y;s;i,:is‘uell ‘
,, on
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sate
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L tutu ileum:
, on yet
ry Delta’s
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There i
omen caesium
.‘l. thhtrvtriohds at and vhrtous
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_ me; any ’ in miserable in cm
rift TELEliililliE is
erettr ill ‘ matron
incitement Taken. from Ehrlich .
House, it Is Believed by a
Resident oi the Town
WESTI’ORT. Jude lid—Sometime
during Monday night or the early
hours of Tuesday morning, thievor
forced an entrance in the rear of the
tint-lick house by breaking in the door;
bolt nnd all and made off with the pay
telephone that had been installed
there for the use of llnrgrove Stu
tents.
Probably Local Thieves.
The empty oney box was fount
late Tuesday in he roar of St. Paul’s
church ground, but the telephone but
not been located, in spite of the fun
that both Prof. tlnrgrove and the Non
England Telephone company reported
tips theft to local authorities nnd‘tht‘
Bridgeport police.
About ”2 in cash was taken and
once again the conditions all tend to
arouse suspicion of the thieves havlnt
been residents bore. fully conversant
with the fact that the house lies boon
unoccupied nearly a fortnight as wolf
on where the pltonct was and that ii
¢ 'waa ll pay Ollli.
Phone Wasn't Changed.
A month ago Prof. linrgrovo noti‘
fled the Southern .\‘. it). company or
his projected more und desired thi
phone ii‘lillaft‘i‘roil to the new school
As into us Monday the (‘llitilife had no.
been made and further notification re
sulted in a promise by the company'i
representative to send men to maltt
the. change Tuesday. it. was when
they Went to the old place they found
the 'phone gone and as some one oi
the Hurcrove people had used it as
late as Monday afternoon. it was
known to have been in the tliirlick
building then.
ALLEGED "Mill
' BASED 00 Will
TILI. SITUIIIAI
llitmtiiilf’olt'i‘. Juno tilt-4n the city
court yesterday before .ludso Wilder.
the cases against .llm tladdak and Anti-
oou filthy the former charged with ah
tempted murder and the latter with at
tempted arson. were continued until
daurday. The prosecution was not
ready to go ahead with the case but
it is expected that the hearing will be
hold on Baiurdsy. ‘
No Trans of lmith.
The‘solice have absolutely no trade
or it. ; . hmith who invented an 'ii
is believed he has either so a to so
‘3?th or Canada. A good assripitou
33mm furnished the poles iii Var.
, , cities where it is then i he might
in hidinir and the an urltlos will
”do“ it till a "
@1535: M7“ or
, u: Haddo’h'or semen“
hell. the authorities batteries t" t
Hadrian is the owner. , ‘ ; .
A woman is‘s dash it hlhrff
melded
n
“weakenemimflr
fosnhahadwithorwhhousda or. »
win. ‘7 UWWMW-mmwnitm»
mm, Wmiim'sui sou-mt} :1 ”WHOM
. . TiltiEE title! Tilt liiili-
* sure inmost ir-
renters. in THE
FlliE FIGHTERS
BUSY
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alone for their headquarters, and ii. is
nice posMblo that some one of them
‘ 'lllly have left it cigarette or a pipe
tabled in the building. The structure
was so oidlthat the wood was as dry
is tinder and it would have been per-
} .Tectly possible for it to have caught
rein any lltile spark.
The lilope Hose company had the
, lrat stream of Water on one building
it the department. and they certainly
lid fine work in setting to the place in
mob it short time after the alarm. _.
The alarm was pulled by Joseph
Quick. about 4:15 o‘clock. from box 21.
it the Junction of Beldon and South
tlnion avenues.
When the firemen reached the scene
it the fire there were two streams of
tone on it. These were gotten out by
the men from the mill. They wort
raving their efforts directed by Fran.
its .1. McKeon. of fielded avenue. Thea:
tune of hose did, excellent work and
assisted the firemen greatly. ulthonul
it times they were directed upon the
dremen themselves. The wetting down
that the firemen were receiving was
apparently appreciated by them. 3.
boy were so close to the tire that the
not was ‘lnionae.
The uuunl ilrc crowd collected and
pony received frequent durkinm
from the hose being turned upon them
The iire was one of the nlitlriosi fot
he amount burned that has ever been
teen in Norwnlk. The building, being
0 dry. was the cause of this.
For a time it was feared that tht
nlll would to, so but. did the tire be
ome. There were several trees be.
ween the mill and the burning build
or; and these were stripped of their
olives by the ilamos. Luckily there was
to wind and the sparks did ttot fly to
unount to anything. The sparks did
iontmunicate with the tcehouso of
‘redcrlck Smith. the Main street
iutcher. and burned the roof off it.
‘heuo homes were doused by the chem
2min before any street damage had
teen done, however.
One of the humorous incidents of
be fire was noticed in that olcven mop
rent the mill were holding one end of
he been that they had turned upon
be fire.
The tire was out and the building war
tracticaily burned to the around lr
thout half an hour. What was left
itandinu. being but a few of the up
'lglil. poets. who sent crashing down in
be final sensing that the firemen nave
he remains.
The men had not been back in the
more very long when a second alarm
auto to from the same box. This
into the fire was a little blaze upon
he roof of the house at 12 South Un-
on avenue. owned by Mrs. Phoebe M
teed. hire. Reed lives upstairs in the
nlucu and is ill with nervousness. be
its confined to her bed. tine told a
iontlnsl reporter that it she lived to
he and of the present month. she 5
would be unevenly-nine you“ of age.
The demons doneby this tire was
let Very‘kl'oat. helps conttnod‘ to the
out. in which a tourioot hole was
turned. The hulldltia is fully «worn
«it innhr‘ co and the Money is car.
led bylti ,nrd htevanrt. , _
The erlsfiinoi this tre 3:130 suit 33;;
‘ulone. out say , s .r,
the omitt s lfro storm! "mitt-3331‘?
int ‘0 " tn , , ,
or timid. e“ i it "
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ifiusgorfié‘: it! big it
.n . not... . ,
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‘iiro did not amount to
'd’fhu
. “in.
thing. how-
ever. ’
The property is the old Bunion place
‘il'lll she purchased it from them when
they moved away, fourteen-“years ago.
she has lived there ever since and the
lower floor is rented to a l'umlly by
the name of Woodrufi. ’
The tire was out in a short time and
the departments returned to their sov-
urni houses to clean up their apparatus.
Feundry Root! Ahlazs.
There was considerable excitement
for a few minutes, yesterday often
noon, when the roof or the William a.
Wheeler foundry, in Water street.
South Norwsllt. was discovered in a
blaze. The roof, is or wood shingle.
and the tire is andposed to have start-
cd from a sport: tram the cupola. it
was burnlng at a lively rate. when
n summons was aunt to the Sealehipt
Oyster Syshem for, assistance. The
fire brigade of the company, with a
line oi hose and ladders. responded.
and in micro minutes had the names
extinguished. The losswas not heavy,
and is covered by insurance.
Pillfl‘tmlil
sites us use accuser
HARTFORD. edits see-Lupine the
superior court in Putnam was hearing
the $6,000 trill niche Rev; Father Ar-
thur Deliruycher. pastor of the St.
Mary's Roman Catholic church. of Wil-
timnntic, against Anthony Blum. 1
stock broker, yesterday afternoon. the
urinal charging that Mr. Blunt had
twitidlod him lino mining deal. Mr.
lilum, who is a human Catholic. and
.iellly collapsed on the stand. When it
zoomed that he would not rally it be
some necessary for his aocttser to hear
it. confession and administer to hint
the last rites of the church.
A physician who attended Mr. Blunt
‘ . .misjaioners .
. div soil
' the oountyare to be audited and on
,dontllm of Now its:
by the county with
h Was counsel Tues»
. . hit new» ._.wavli
take two Woe W brought , a close
late yesterday. ”the attorneys for the
council oi Dhe'iiundred or the civic
federation insiizatora. oi the probe and»
rfor tlio commissioners will his private:
which tire to he in the bonds or the
committee en‘ssturdny. Thebooks oi
the report of the auditors being re»
*oelved a finding will he made by the
probe committee. ,
noon session were Clarence Domini!
and Charles S. ach0viile. r. Dem.
in; said that he understood t at there
; been two detaleations among the
.rcounty commissioners; in the past
eight yourso The committee adniit-
teddltst there had been one doialcaion,
no thought it would he unjust to the
intuit? 0: the deceased commissioner
to imagine matter 'up at this time, as
peelslly‘as the monetary loss had been
made soot!
elitestareit mm ’
rsmseussat‘tetot
(Continued from ‘First Pile.)
George hi. eat-tom. as chairman. an-
nounced the invocation, by Rev. Wil-
liam W. Gillies.’ This over, Mr. Sar-
tain introduced himself as the first
speaker. He told a story which every-
one enjoyed and lit which he made
clear to the audience his position. He
took for his subject "The importance
of Business Education. in general, be
told oi the number ofyeara the Men
rill College has been runninswtwenty-
two~~und mentioned this as being the
fourteenth annual commencement oi
the South Norwallt branch. He spoke
of the progress made by the common
rial schools through the plat. few do
codes. He told how professional edu-
cators considered education in this line
a joke. its added how the proeperltr
and success at the schools brought out
a demand for trained students. which
has only been supplied the leaf decade.
Rev. Francis J. Clay Moran. of New
York city. was. the next speaker and
he talked at some length. tie took for
the two «principal points of his talk,
"Progress" and "Silt-cuss." 0n the
former of these subjects Rev. Dr.
Moran made quite a lengthy address.
tic reviewed the progress man had
made since lite time of North and spent
some time on the different steps oi this
progress. tic took clothing for one
example. In the olden times then used
to wenr clothes of different grasses.
woven together. From this they have
progressed through the ages when
skins of animals were warn. to the
present day when ‘we have large hats
and tight skirts. tiauahteri. This is
progress, but whether in the right di»
motion or-vnot. l‘tn nor sure." lie re-
glno by Watt and told how it came
about. After a. few more words on this
subject and on "Success," in. Moran
retired. He was heartily applauded.
diplomas were presented by Mr. Sar~
tuin.
edictioii.
(tanning began. Everyone who could
deuce took part and had a most enjoy-
able time. In one corner of the hall a
an the must-com to which he had been
carried said there \vould be no time
to summon any 0! the priests, in the
town. As soon as Father De Brltycknr
heard of the condition of the lean lie
was suing he cnnm to his side with-
‘out hesitation. Mr. mum said to the
priest that he wuntod him to hear his
confession and giro hllh abuolntion
and extreme unetlun. so the two wart-
lctt together till the confession had
been board.
As Father lie Iiruycker rose from
his knees another priest arrived with
he sacred oils and extreme uncttou
.vna admlniulorod without delay.
Almost immediately afterward there
tame a heart reaction which resulted
n the pullout rodovcrlnx to such ’tin
utient that he could be taken to a ho
el. and inter to pin homo in Boston.
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SEVENTEEN VIM! OLD DIV“
FRpM BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
‘dads Jump of lab Foot fer $250, Two
Suite of Clothes and All the Farm
That the Deed calla For.
NEW YORK. Juno 80.——Ii hatchet-
.‘aced, under stand youth in roused
minimise trunks, with a skimpy coat
and an old pair of trousers thrown ov-
ii' them. dived successfully yesterday
afternoon from the center span of the
Brooklyn bride to the mast river, the
feet below. for 32,50 in cash. two new
units or clothes and wherever fame the
World may hold in store for a bridge
timber. * *
ills t words avhsn ho was dotted
out or 0 river by the crew of s new
*n tug were: "ties. but i lilt‘llhl‘d."
ills neat Were: ”flay. shaken the
«us ta’s ot a ct; to!”
The youth is (t diggers, it yes;-
oid. the ion or a ii are her. a
noisha about till pounds an has been
unlllouial swimming champion of the
new: or r “i. "r “r
I“ . 0 .. it ‘ ‘
‘1" hast “save?
Muslims to the 7 ‘ . , _ _
from any 0 ', .iits “worse
t‘l‘lyfl‘ Ill ‘31.” m ““1th
w, 't soared a hhsuniil cm
”in ,,".liut ,» m yawn.”
ll!
,8 11335333“ in a
largo. punch bowl titled with cooling
lemonade received much attention. The
ed by all. Later ice cream was served.
The graduates were:
(lemmerclsl liepartrnentuCiara E.
Edmond. hints Watson. Jennie L.
Way. lvn V. Tilly. Mildred 'l‘. Decker.
i‘hnrloa it. i'arlson. William ll. i’etrle.
sired. Patrick w. llriscoli.‘ Michael
Mciially, Francis H. Northrop. Maurice
William it, liuase. James Eslmsito.
atonographic Dopartment~hiarie it.
tlsoaepkowaki. Athole 10. Raymond.
Anna 1‘. Holiday. Mildred 'l‘. Decker.
Trusts 1‘. ilootiuer, .lessic l1. Guthrie.
Louise M. Foster. Anne M. Rooney.
Eden 1. t‘lait. Marie 1‘. Weinaartner.
Mary A. Mark. Morton H. Roberts.
Anna 1.. Pablo. John .I. Dorsey. Albert
1". itoso.
the diplomas the following were grant»
ed certificates from inner a. “loner, the
world-renowned pennies. tor prono-
loncy in the "will!” writing. of
Educator:
(trod Decker, Jessie Guthrie.
it‘oslcr. Anna Mahoney.
by .1. it. Culley. of the faculty.
mauW-m-IW
Mil. aoossvatr nll'l'iiio.
Took a Walk Around the lame at Dem
am Mon calm Loans at Nations.
NANA
“m “in bile
from a pit .
vslt am earlythis steroid
a brisk vat about this No
ot muster
host. The
soloist! by him. insulin
w“ days have been fill
as .lii
volt walnut
umnum‘lir e
‘ title:
if! 7
h l
l“ ;
amounthe witnesses at the sites '
viewed the invention of the steam en- ~
After another orchestra selection the ,
Rev. Mr. Gillies offered the bon-
The door was soon cleared and the ,
~ M. Read,
.v‘
to. ;
. 2500. “Will/WW
A, splendid lot. of White Goods hasdallen into our hands
at a lnary low price. and rows intend tofiivc Our customers
an immediate 'cha‘ncc instead of savihg’thcm until later. The
assortment consists of most of the dating: white weaves * '
nestled for dresses and waists, Dotted and igured Swiases,
Striped and Checked Lawns, with other novelties, which
have sold all season ,forzsc a yard. 4 We place them at
15c ‘a yard
“for so long as they will last. White Goods Section.
On sale now.
. Linen Robes, Hand Embroidered
Just a little heavier than ordinary are these Embroider-
ed Robes, for it is not well to put handwork on a material
that is perishable. The designs are mostly in panel form on
the skirts, and very effective. Suitable for the seashore,
garden parties or casino frocks. “
$13.50, $16.50, $18.00 6 $ao.oo.
Partially made of curse.
h
Lace; Section.
The Sale of Undermuslms
Plenty of desirable values left for late shoppers. Espec-
ially fine bargains can be had in Corset Covers, Combina-
tions. Knickerbocker Drawers, Nainsook Niglitgowus and
Chemises. , ,
Princess Slips.
In light pink, light blue and a few in white, which were
$360:
at $1.98.
In light pink and birth, lace trimmed, were $2.00,
at 98c. ‘
Embroidered Galloons, 18c. Attractive patterns and
many different designs. Much under regular price. as
.
The Tea Room offers dainty mid-day luncheons. Sand-
wiches of various sorts, salads, fruit and homemade cake.
Mitchell‘s milk. . '
The D. M. Read 0., ‘
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Bathing Suits ' ‘
Now in the time for the purchase of Bathing Suits. Caps and Shoes.
We are prepared to show a large variety and at Popular Prices.
refreshing. drinks were well appreciat- .
liluar W. Anderson. Malia 9. Glue,
.l. Bovine, Jiiy ti. 'l'yrrell. Arped tlondi. ,
liesldes those students who received .
whi it s courso‘ls given in the illustrious .
1: Michael Homily. .lr.. hlii- ‘
Louise ,
The arrangements were completed
in; game at the new American Woo
LADIEO’ BATHING QUIT!
$2 to $6
We haven’t. forgotten the little folks. CHILD'S FLANNEL SUITS, 2
years to 8 years. at $1.00.
sum son nun AND save
at and $2 ' '
BATHINO CAPS. 25c, 501:. 750.
IATHlNG ones. 25o, title; one. «.00.
A- Dimegm 818011. ‘
84 Washington St, 80. Norwalk
1‘ V . 446 , ,
. lilw PARK! TO WIN.’ ,
CHICAGO. June murmur open-
. ”mu 1““. Nsflhl'o"
elite hours of absolute seclusion
tint. Theodore Roose-
, innit
" r
. ", ”1 '
mealtimes Which the
tumor president obtained last ntsht
.h,
(till Park tomorrow. President Gesnis- . ‘ ‘
trey has announced Walsh and Initial: , . .
The Joint board of the fiholl m
as the hattofiht'i‘his will Mhdbiagw . _ ;
"I‘m‘o “Will” " Commission h it! I.) M
at: a“. “é“ gingffium” the town «33.1% in» a? tea a:
re a n . ; ; ;.
“in”; mfg “pm. m out o “.l as of the commission in New thatch
yesterday to pass upon the m d
the town oyster amends of mum
the ever since. The It's-tarball. ‘ h
tiltotstoshandhssa, unass- ‘
. ' made or tcusieoer disarm it. Nichols. ‘
city clone to 35.000.
Litre
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summon you it. wineries
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