.. DIODE“ Potential attention given to all . We“ ption worn. 1 II tor our Irene patron ; comets ill-fend wait iios’oosr car nanjas Primacy sion at his some in Rowsyton avo- I. PAIlKIll. utility-r. 5 Kr. and Mrs. W. A. lteymond. of Bette place, were guests over the FOur- the or reistivos in Wilton. Louis E. Reynolds has resumed his duties on one of the Bundle bakery routes. after I two weeks vacation. bliss Marlon Meikle. of Brooklyn. its Elliott over the Fourth of J air of plain and Mrs.H H..E lockwaod. of First street. TMfi honse at the Langdon island are now lighted by the East 5 Not Ill district electrical service. The lixii were turned on Saturday. The rotlring District committee will hold their an I! meeting this evening at the motor generator house in Seavisw avenue. , East Norwalk File Police have decl to have their next chowder pI‘rty‘ in Bohannon s woods on Sunday July 17th. Almonthly business session will be held next Monday evening. The Hefner stores report a big sale of Fourtb"bi July fireworks While the dealers sold less harmful explos- lyes than in the past. the kind that were disposed of, were very popular. Bartley Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs John F. Griffin. of Gregory Boulevard is laid up by illness today. An excess of Fourth of July excitement is sup- posed to have something to do with his illness. _ Mr. and Mrs. 0. Howard King. of Van Zolldt street, were guests ovot the Fourth of their sands-law and daugh- ter. the Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Bout- Weil, in Bridgeport. Both the East Norwalk lire compatr- fee. the Mayflowers and the Fire Po- lice kept open house, Sunday night. serving refreshments. Many members of each company were on bond to be ready to answer instantly to alarms. Ernestxnspp. who has been in the United States Navy"."is home from RM folk. Virginia. on a thirteen days fur- lough. He is very much pleased with his experience since entering the naval aervice and the life has agreed with im. ...... One of the moat elaborate private lire works displays in town was that of George L Britten, who resides in Fort street. near East avenue. The wide (plans around the sides or the house and the yard was beautifully decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags and a large uantlly of rockets were sent up and ot er fireworks exploded. Earl L’Hommcdicu. one of the East Norwulk lads. who has been experi- menting very successfully with wire- less telegrsphy. worked a unique scheme for discharging his lire crack- ers and other celebrating explosives yesterday instead of using Inutchos or punk he rigged up an electric appnr stus which proved very offer-.iive Frank J. h‘laherl . of 4 Charles street. East Norwsl. who is now am flayed as electrical engineer in the In; Aeger- Electrital Contracting 00.. of New York City spent Sunday and the Fourth with his wiic and iam- liy He has met with great success in the city and he has the heel wishes of his large circle 0i friends for the in tore. The picnic of the Swedish Lutheran Church yesterday ‘ai (:iui i’usluro ' oh was a Very onloysbic event and largely attended The picnic was aIpeclally enioyable on accoum oi the . change in the wpnthor curing the rain. from I warm. depressing st- phol‘e to I cool Ind clear one. A olunoh with served. There were 4w visits speclnli from (learne- town and logically. y did “it“ fJuly passed off in wflorwaikfl out I serious acci- M bird with» single fire so far as 4 reported. It not an alarm of tire. litany pare ta are greatly relieved to tidy cm I ham; termination of the Fourth. for, thal kelihood of accident causes much we y. That there were not more accidents is undoubtedly due to the precaution that were taken and :3: many pleas for a safe and sane bol- ’0 so for as reportedfi there was little who.“ the illegtfi A e on the Jef- lt’ W l”terminated quite likely there Miler-Ibis callus. particu- m“ Iibng the Value street mm .whera the colored to "or bpoib mic mam wf‘llie‘” ‘34 an . I r us mtg! that until: sir Virginih boiled, Ind one wu not not on g by Iitillrlih Therapies j galore mt» . day lump; . attire nostoi Isabella. ~ 3: out of thousand Wlshlbdhos uj While a ll - boa hernia: her ear Lewis jfllhililfbtood to East Norwalk Fire. claim that it was not because the local engine of destruction across the White 9* months All) " . ,flttsr. a woma- kett street. _ . ken sellously last night. . . 5 5 ' W Dr. W. J. unrnbbi has taken passer» use for the Iowa W John H Homo entertained a par- ty of relatives' dyer sunday and the Fourth. the gnpsts coming from 0r- nngo. New Jam. The resldshg of Tokeneke Colony combined v in havios a big ciambake on the each. The affair was It fine one: in- svery respect. m Mrs. Potlemh. or New York. has taken poslieaI in of Mrs. Lillie Roy- she has leashed for the slimmer. Wm So far unreported there were no se- cidents hero cvsr the Fourth. and peo— ple were pioged at the response made to the pisI‘for Ignore and cone cele- bration. " ‘5 W.”— regatta of the Rowayton Yacht Club Will. lulled yesterday. and proved to' *be wary successful The yacht wbidh5 f , . 't ' 5 .. me can offered as I prise. he ‘ yesterday was in the‘foliowing ‘ g r: Eleds. owued by Gain 9th [I y: Lou. owned by urcsy y: Bee. owned by William alumnae the Juneau. own. ed by John H. mates. Mr. and Mrs; H. L Rowland of Crockett street, have t e following guests for the deacon: r. and Mrs Dexter bf. megabit, daughter Evelyn homers and shit John. Mr. and Mrs. Stehhfin L. Skull. all of Bennlngton. Vt.. Harold McCuilc. .i. inbounan. MIs John Bowerby and daughter. Ethel. all of New York city; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lah’onlalne of Dnnburl’. Robert Half oily, Miss Elenor (lis- burn,all of mohlyn N. Y.; Theodore Zantbaky. Tony zanthalty and um sla if”, Mary and Strsvoia. New York c Ly. The annual Tlmehonorsd tradition was shattered early yesterdsyfhornlng, when, for the first time in many years. the old men tar was not fired exactly at one minute after 12 midnight. The twenty or so youths. who nobiy endeavored to slaughter the Ilumbers of the natives. constable and a special officer from Bomb - toned to confis- cate the gun. but hotness the blame powder had been dampened and re fused to oxiiode. The gun and the powder had a stoma on lllc west side of the river, in the town of Dan ion. and shortly after midnight. II de- termined bandr‘ alerted to trundle the Bridge into the town of Noruulk Con- stable Lsdrigan and Special Officer Reynolds were right on the spot: ad vanced to the center of the bridge. and said something about bringing the gun across the bridge only over their dead bodies. Exclamation. protestations and explanations were followed by the discovery thot the powder had been put on the blink by cold storage. and the two oiiicers thereupon retired to the more peaceful occupation of sleep- ing the sleep of the lust. After the sun arose the powder was dried out. and a few belated salutes were tired. llilliiigfillllll. mus voun oww lCE CREAM Lisa ; «renews Tutsi carves ll Ultras White Mountain ' Freezers WAT” Schlichttng Bros. & Co. Cerusr- Rolland Ave. and Main It. select arched-I". Hay. drain. Hour and Feed. Winn. Points. Glass ate. WW. -. MW Tookei House D'AREN is re and: b dollwar in the town ii ii ii I 8. mond’s boil“ b the West Side, which «over the build”. mt...“ Ileana In . ‘ every battle _ NOTHING nits so good as C Icquot Club with your lunch or dinner. litres-muss mayo Club) Ginger Ale It wins fairer hccansc' It is 5. inimitabip. That biting. ‘ burning Intuition. common 3 to 6rdln 5 55 ralesmevu cornea cpuredmh ‘ satlsiying 5 " the taste. and this Willi. lino commoner 3 sugar still I tail!!! '0! fruit oil ilevoringocm inedwith pure carbonated llcquot Spring water is all Cheque! Club contains. It id as good as it’s refreshing and as re trashing II it’ I good. Olin CLICQUOT hover-fies lint leer leafless lacs-patina Lam lode flood 0mg. 80" Av IA. In! Gnu" ”-..—...- muuauammamuhaajn $583073. ...e shards ‘39 The Helms. llsslor mollusk 0a. Wholesale Distributors. Norwalk. ..--.. w... W...» .. visiting in town. has returned to Dan bury. New ties are being placed in Rlcvr. side arcnue by the connecticut Co. Henry lrwin and family of Corona. left last week for a sojourn . in ion- rope. Mrs. Esther Ackcr. of New York. has the guest Monday of relatives in Rosuville district. The annual dance of Court Sangu- luck. Order of the Golden Sropler. will be held on July 28. The trolley cars to Compo hunch yes lerday were crowded every trip, 8pc clal cars were run all day. Mr. and Mrs. George Bordon have gone to Massachusetts until the op suing of the schools in 8eptemher. Stanley Falrchlld has returned from Ohio, where he was graduated last week from Mann university with high honors. The Merritt (innit cottage on (icin- po street has been run to Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Bradley. of E t Orange, N. .i. J. Sanford Greaory. bookkeeper at the Embalmlng factory. will spend his - vacation with a party of friends on Coolienoe island. The second and third Quarterly (Ion- ferancc of the Methodist church was held Sunday. Dr. A. ll. Goodenoush conductor the services. The many friends of Miss Anna Barman were pleased to hear of her marriage last week at Hartford to Ws’l'ter Hendricks formerly of Nor- we Augustus Peter‘ MacDonald. an ar- tist. or Chime. has rented the new bungalow of floors brothers and will malts his home in our town for the future. Stephan Brady. a well known our terms, underwent an operation for the removal of I growth on his is: at El. Vincent's hospital. Bridgeport. last weak. William Brown who fell from the roof of I building on which he was working. is getting along nicely. hil ininrlu not bola. as serious III at am supposed. liltlil'llli'iiiilill Adiiltoll. .m’luw York. spent the Fourth at tho ion Point hotel . William Roll. of Emoklyn. who visit- It (Babble amuse. Belle lalsnli. log ”Mayan: giro. “MW. inalIdI-oigof sw r.rsa new aye at the clan Pacific is? of NI visiting fir.- MM“! ii. “It” ”cam. Bdll fluid . York. is MN ltiusglfl colon. bolls '5 cottage, Bells inland. lininl. hotel. lest eye 5 dollar?“ July It the John H. errla, Cobble George Holmes” as ' island, ‘wes the opioial suit a returns of 9 Johnson: " and onion n ed a. large crowd fot the Roles “William Demuresl. Budapest east .islshd. VIII back to his min .3ch ter (1 the tonal-hint his to or. who died Friday night, after a linger- , log illness. W . A tennis court is being erected on the grassy knoll above the Knob where lovers of that popular game can enjoy themselves to their hodrt’s content. A second court will prob ably be added in a short time. ‘ The Bell inland WIMemont use elation has been gettl busy lately in all matters pertainl to improve- ment. loads of sand Ind stone are being taken from the each between Belle [d and and Pine to and are beluga Itributod on the main roads of Belle island which}: no badly in need of repairs. A new diving pier has been con- structed at the Knob and is now a great source of dolls-lit to a large number of expert divers th t daily take dips at the popular resort. The bier extends out in the water from the beachJor a distance of fifteen feet and has a railing on each side for promotion to the less experienced swimmers. if the pier continues to excite so great a popularity. it will be extended another ten feet. ”For any pain. from top to too from any cause. apply Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Pain coli'i. stay where it is used. . ‘ THE GAP! AND CAN! FOURTH. Not Near as Many Accidents and I Great Deal Leas Noise in the State. NEW HAVEN. July b.—-—'i‘sitiag ac count of the Fourth of July celebration labelled as "safe and Sana.” which Connecticut has had. it is evident that there were lower fatalities. fewer cas unifies. a surprising decrease in the number of fires and s more general feeling of stwnrity thIo ever before. A rainy holiday would have brought the number of fires to abocl the some lis- ure and a cooler day would have kept more people at home. but in all the ct tics and towns of the state, the results seemed to have pointed to less lniur» lea to high explosives, aocailsd. and a trifling number of iires‘ whore lite loss as reached into three figures. Casual- ties to persons who used trains. trol- leys, automobiles and other vehicles Were not many and in proportion to the exceptionally heavy traffic all the day the percentage was infinitesimal. During the late afternoon when the. male portion of the population congre- gated to hear the returns of the light most of the cities seemed to have been dcscrciud by their residents. Seashbre resorts and favorite pilot»: in the hill towns look on isrge increases in pop- ulation. but as these visitors were try- ing to get away from the racket of the holiday the prevalilnx atmosphere was that of a Sunday. One boy killed by an exploding toy cannon. was the only direct totality from the use of mole full'oll it was only natural that there I were numerous minor injuries to cola , brulors, but when the larger hospitals .of the stale report very little use of Gretna oil. bandages and splints. the facts is home home that no matter how much noise was made the shalom. li‘al damage was trifling. This brought the Fourth into the category of a safe lODQ. and on the side of sanity it was evident that the police of the several silica exerted themselves to stop the more hideous of the noises which were sleep distal-hero on the night before the Fourth. in New Haven this action extended to almost complete suppression of the pile of tin horns la the residential see too. One tragedy blotted the day. but this was due to human paislon and not to In excess of patriotic on thorium. and the several drownlags could hardly be laid up against the day. Automobile iraliic was remarkable. but here again there was acuity in the op- eration of the vehicles. in the crushes on trolley cars the number of accidents named to have been limited to a few broken bones and minor injuries. and Men these have no place in the list of casualties attributable to the holiday as they are always the accompaniment of a rush to a given point on any day of the summer soason. TH! FOURTH WA. GUlt‘l‘. Celebration Hod Maud fer the tab. oath anI‘rlmvorlta mile LOCI Noise. The night of the third usually so noisy uni filled with the drill; off (If Inns. cannons. drsorackera and the riagin of church balls was this you its» that has ever been known in 'i‘ e Norwaihs. Al midniiht when the Fourth some in. there were no I tides bursts of prloalona that have ways been the rule in oration years No grout all was appamt all throughtiis iii t In on local fire cracker was III .butuoth autonom- can with rs. The dam or I safe and sons hour was realised in that there were very tents. That the who siesta of to r is being yieIhm or the siniiicsnoo of the would not be a no made. for generous m were lar- Idaho in mi inst wit to or hotthat the will .iill’ ‘ plate the spur celebration ll, I bodccsllo new» bills Imutants N. 0...: hill. unity. .. New York. ‘ is staying l , yesterday. to take part in The “Koehler 46;" it‘l‘rluhmt ll . Aged convolution Service, Linen. cosh Illil Sliver Among Tillage Talon SUWIELD. ...... 5.~—Whon u... jani- tor of the Second Baptist Church on- tered the building Saturday. he found that the place had been massif-Red by burglars and the organ soiled Y dam- used that it could not be used for Sub. day’ s services Among the things taken was an old pewter communion service that had been in possession of the church since its foundation; four platen of a solid silver communion ser vice and .15 in money which was in a. birthday bank. A cabinet in the library was broken and a grip containing table linen be loosing to the Ladies' Aid society is also missing Entrance was gained by breaking a basement window There seems to be no clue to the thieves. BICYCLE RIDER HU RT. m George Park Collidu With Master Barry in Norwalk. While returning from the baseball game at Shady Side Park. Sunday af- ternoon. George V. Smith, of Kellogg street. Norwalk. collided with a led from Spring Hill named Barry and was thrown from his wheel with much force. At first the many who gathered thought him to be seriously injured. which all were very glad to find was not the case. He was unable to con lines the Jonmey on theiwheel dud went to his home by trolley. Here it was found that his right leg had been considerably laceratcd. Dr. W. J. Tra- cey was called and dressed the wound. AI a result of the accident, George observed the Fourth "safely” and «“mel' u KERMIT ROOBEVILT lN GENEBEE. GENESEE. N. Y.. July 6.—~Kermit Roosevelt came here from 0 star Bay e eques- trian sports of the tianesee Valley Hunt Club. He failed to win any hon- ors in competition. Where a supra is composed of two nlaiorlals our figured and one plain. the lace of the throat and wrists may very appropriately be the color of the plain material. and is often so chosen. especially when that is natural linen or Images. A. J. Aogcvine 8: Son Co. COMPLETE House- furnishers 134-136 Washington Street South Norwaik IS IN TOWN classy in Appearance. with the Latest Ityla Montolalr Touring lady. Extreme power on bills with a loud of i to do miles an hour on high gdar makes this the ideal car. Remember the speedy little "an- Inoblle 20" washout. also the reliable iliuwall. "Evatite so." Rydeouwls and Coiumhil 'Phone bill. canyon. run. or our new page. 7334. Norwsllt Consolidated Auto Company 1 l . Paterson “30” 0 Light, Strong a I‘ 5 Swrft and Silent ~ A line hill climber. Hscbaoicallr perfect and crmuchdrcai fro lathe beat material thro ghoul. with all the do my. of appointment carefully attended to. The car that will take you any where and bring you back. The up keep cool is much less the upon any .ether ear of canal power. Sold complete. with muscle. full lump equipment. “neuter In. 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Prices Irene higher than lad your. E. E. Gorbam Decorator i0 not Street. sac Norwsh Nephone Is: a‘ t, M-“ .....- “...—«W wuss A nor amt adults RANGES widhhgreatdtwtsoiim want to harem for the hutordsrycnrau Renown 14. 75 vs amt: ; and reoisnsulsr mamnflumasmof ‘l‘hoiieed a. you We.» I We Like our also on Repair World Our estimates are drawn on the basis on am rumors In" Odd Japanese “g a, consul able . ll‘il ii" outdoor outsider reIortl s queer square are lnplndodill . , “NI till! fashion; . 5 "$475535“: 5 Decaying W cause of the illlil Ill til "lint I; 7. ,, sasv cusses Fog. UNIAI'I; mi ,. Are your eyes uneasy? are theta beginning to rebel? me they culli- fortablc. Put them at their . WEAR PROPER EYE swam We grind our own issues ' 5’ Fenwick Optical umrse I‘Iss modulo n or waenmc'ros orator.“ 5 5‘ Hours—Is to 11: 309.. m.. and 13:15“ 6 p to. Monday and Saturday. 3 to 9 p. m. i i. ODERN Nine rooms. steam eat. 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