- Jillian
W 95‘?
PPin Blue.'l:en.-Pink and White
Muldy Blouses. 50c
E K. BANKS
MAI-MIMI!” fill‘f'le ILOOK.
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Itvahmb’ swings Internet“
Isa-um. am out
DIM—lucid». Department
lute—Branch Ollie! Hamill
Ibo ~Edlto’r’c‘ Rsildonc‘e
Mil—city Editor’s III-Idem
‘ Miss Mabel
, Byxbee,
hit-est. to ill. '
w
Mia. John Hogan. of Clay street, is
visiting her brother Edward Laney, at
Stamford
Mrs. Harry O'Harra. of 20 Clay
sum is recovering from an attack'
of appendicitis.
.' Lincoln Council No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics, will meet
tomorrow night.
. Miss Grace Vallent, of Union Park
is to spend the rest of the summer at
Bellegrnde Lake. Maine. ,»
Michael h‘luuicl, of New York, was
recently the guest, of Mrs. George
Smith, of Kellogg street.
--JULY OXFORD SALE
Begins Friday. July 8, st tieo. Keeler‘s
shoe store. 159 Washington St. Bridge
The Norwslk Bird Club will meet on
Monday evening at 8 o'clork at the
home or Miss lIopson Berkeley street.
Mrs. Sarah Mills. of Broad River, is
entertaining Mrs. M. Plews Miss
Grace Piews and Miss Beaumont, of
Brooklyn. N. Y.
A blue print drawing of the proposed
new Washington street bridge is on
exhibition at the store of Skelly and
Howard in Wall street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Ballard, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., are spending a two
Week‘s vacation at the home of Mr.
Bullard's parents in High street. ‘
Mathew liowley, the well-known
baseball player, and II former Norwalk
young man. now of 'l‘orringtou is the
guest of his mother. Mrs. Thomas
Howiey in South Norwalk.
F. W. Bishop. of Holden avenue. left
town yesterday for Milford, Penna.
where he will study forestry for the
summer. This study is In connection
with his regular studies at Yale.
The Misses Anna and Clara Smith,
of the (been, and Miss lIeiI-u liuttct-
worth. of Winnipauk. are enjoying an
autoinobile ride to lake Mumopac.
New York state for the day yesterday.
.i. W, Rowe. Howard tlodfrey. li‘red-
erlck ll, Mnlkin, and George Spider.
went to liridgnport Tuesday evening,
and Installed the chit-ts oi Kouckapo
tannuh tribe. They report a Seed
time.
Mr and Mrs. A i‘. Hurt and son
Frederick rctuincd lo llll‘ll‘ home In
Mount Vernon. N. Y.. i’i‘fltl’l'day. after
spending the week end at Mr.
arc-nth. Mr and Min. l-‘. H. Hart, of
rchard Villa.
The bathing at liotou Point was ex.
ira lino yesterday and a large number
of young ladies and young men from
Tile Norwalks took advantage and on
joycd a dip TheIe wow many learn.
ers at the sore also.
of Harriet '
, (lion. florid .
mechanic. ,
flmd en il in: machines in Loan in
an
.1
0
Arthur Pulls, of Hudson N. Y.. and
Miss Isabel lilly are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Boss Maikln. of Putman
avenue. ,
Banner Council, Daughters of Lib-
erty. of South Norwalk. will visit
h‘unma. J. Dayton Council, of Siam-
for,d this evening.
Miss Theresa A. ii‘lslIerty. of Pros-
pect avenue. ls spending a weeks va-
cation with her sister Mrs. William ll.
Walsh. or gridaeport.
James Hoiiohnn of the New YoIk
police force was the guest of Mill.
George Smith of Kellogg str,eet for
the Fourth and the following day.
George V. Smith. is rapidly recover
in: from the effects at the injuries he
Iecelved Sunday. when his bicycle, on
which he was doing. collided with one
ridden by James Barry.
Mr. and Mrs. (3. D. Worden. of Orch-
ard street, are entertaining Mia
Fletcher Warden of Rochester. Their
dauzliteI, Mrs. V. H. Olmstead. of
Hartford has also been visiting them.
Robert Sullivan, of Wilton, and
I day morning.
llart's.=
James ()sssldy, of New Canaan, or
rested in Stamford. dy Palleeipan
Keneilc, for intoxication. were lined in
each in the Stamford city court yoster
Harold stone of Newark. N.
former wall-known Norwalk young
man spent the Fourth with fIIends in
the Norwalks. Edward Gallagher who
returned to-Newarh with him, has just
rdturned to this city
Master Norman lves, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fianklin B. Ives. of Noroton,
is showing a steady convalescenqo In
the Stamford Hospital. after a serious
operation for tubercular glands. Dr.
Hertsberg was the surgeon.
Misses Esther Merriam and Marie
Kaufman and Philip Marrlan have re-
turned to their homes in liowudes
avenue. after spending several days In
New York city. They visited Cone)’
Island on Monday. July let.
--Whest, rye and oatmeal broad to-
day, niso biscuits and cookies fresh
this afternoon Order will) for Hui-
urday bread and cake Orders recelv
ed any day before .‘l p. In. will he do-
llvered within reasonable walking dis~
fiance. llanncr liakery. ’l‘ei. tilt-ii.
Howard A. Montgomery, of Holden
place. is enjoying a two weeks' vaca-
tion front his duties as clerk III the
Norwalk store of Rogers & Sicvcns'
clothing store. He expects to make
day trips from here and spend the
time fishing, etc. ljlla plucv ls being
taken by Vincent Costello.
Miss Felicia Bargulnern of the
Bronx. N. i.
the Misses MI Keen. of Holden avenue.
returned to her home yesterday morn-
lng. Mrs. Fl‘nlwls .l. McKwu and
daughter, Miss Louise MrKeon. Went
back with her and will visit for a few
days.
Following its custom {or the past
few years. the State Y. M. ti. A. will do
Association work, III large tents, for
the benefit of the Connecticut Coast
Artillery. from the 21st to the 30th of
July, at the following forts: Wright.
Terry. Mlchlc, and Mansfield. These,
tents will be equipped with stationery
and tables for writing. papers, mass
Ilnes and games—all for free use, and
no efforts will be spared to make them
attractive places for the soldiers to fre
quent during their leisure hours.
A Big Packard
Have you ever had a ride in a
his seven passcuact Packard. ’
If you have not, why call me at
tel. 2854. and book your date
ahead.
The nicest riding and host look-
ing touring car in town. with an
The Woman I (‘hriutluu Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
'I‘. A Chldsey, 17 Weslport avenue.
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. A
large attendance Is desired as there
will be but one more meeting during
the month of July. A cordial invite»
lien is extended to all Interested In
temperance work. ,
Addison Austin. of South Norwallt
and Westpori. who with sixteen others
enlisted the reliability we that Ian
from New York to W aim buiy. to llart-
lord and return, by the way of Peelin-
kill. in his little liIlIsh roadster. came
in second in this thine hundred mile
race. ills was the only ear that cost
under $2000, and the Premier was «In
and. its had it perfect some. (in the
trip he was accompanied by his dog
"Pills" III a mascot. lie was within
seven minutes of obtaining first place.
The trip was of three days duration.
July 2, ii and I
The Lee~MoLschlan Company: hats.
is now installed In its new factory, in
Danbury. with all machinery run by
electricity from its own power house.
The building is 40‘: 458 feet. mo and
four Ital-hid. with ii. The plant we
constructed with I smote! view to
economy of production and Iiemomfori
of its employees. There Is I “pants
fireproof structure for the storage of
anal ac and alga ital. TWO ten alien
tanks hold the!” alcohol. and the I slide
is pumped to the factory daily, and
what is not and is pumped back to the
firemen: building It slant.
wwvm
stamina cushion
General Contractor
water work. trading. Instant-1
rook “oli'lllbii. sand
was an any titles on all mam!
mt. Orders are solicited.
2,6 Woodmen
P Maw
expert chauffeur, for three dollars
an hour. with It minimum charge of
five dollars.
it can carry from one to six.
W. A. HANFORD
chino TH MAIN Irnssr
ncou H NOIWALK
A P! MINENT PHY8ICIAN 0F
IRIDO PORT, whose nunw will be
given upon application. writes the fol
lowing strong testimonial:
"I can with confidence recommend
Dr; Dick's Medicine. in use it accom-
plishes all which is claimed for It. i
can endorse it as of cslicclal efficiency
in Malaria and Rheumatism."
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GRAY BROS.
Manufacturers of luv
proved
.8 O D A and
Mineral Water!
sanctum III:
M
Vichy Selma Oil-bouts.
Sarcaparliia. ii i nner
Ale IndI Milton Me
III-III Ali “\MILL
vmis tics
. The Farm and If
r. 0. our Irwin. no
new sauna. cons. i
undo the
I... It. Miriam
If «It .
I Iliad his position to ' 4
who has been visiting M
Our line of Humidor Furnishings loathe house. porch or horn is at or
tistic design. pleasing in finish and as carefully constructed as much or the
but furniture for iodide use. You' ll get lots of uttsiactiil in making your
selection from oils present stock of Perch Chair-I, Porch onI. Porch Ham-
span. Lawn Swim”, Lawn Bette», Croquet Outs. LI '. MINI”. Garden
than. children’s Plot Tents. Screen Doers. Window 80 i’, Refrigeratora,
Blue Flame Perfection Glisten-Ate. We want you to know that this is
the best Itove satisfaction.
l P
A. J. Collins Co.
FunerII Directors and Emhslhien.
South Norwaik. Conn
l2-18 North Main Street.
O. B. J ackSO'n
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL GTRIET. PHONE 43..
.y
. NORWALK.
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PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGEI
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OOMPETINT .
nursing... Are Wanted
OFFIGI AIOIITANTI
Port Chester Standard South Norwalk
W-”
SHOES
may not make the man but they show his taste for style and Finish.
Show )0!“ good taste by buying II pair of
WALK- OVERS
$3.50 - $4 - $4.50 $5
FLYNN & RYAN
COUTH NORWALK.
00 WASHINGTON STREET.
Asbeston Century Shingle
Fireproof and Everlasting '
They can be had in three colors. Newport Grey, ludlan lied, Slate col-
or. The Asbestos llulldlng Lumber is just the thing for lining bath
rooms. Standard sheets, 42 I Iii.
Charles ll. Aiéthorpe.
CARPENTRY,
O SEAVIEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation called "Nevcrloalt" is not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for use on old or poor roofs and not II lasting or durable
u“00ntury compound."
The above testimony was liven under oath at the Injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court, April it. lulu.
We offer the century Compound at 50c PER GALLON Ind [nan
antes all rooilnu work for three years.
The Century Roofing & Manufacturing Co.
I: WASHINGTON OTRIIT.
Roton Paint Hotel
Now Open Under Same Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating,
Cum on Cob Now Served with Shore Dinners
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLAOI CONO‘IKTS. AFTERNO ON AND IVININO, 0" TN‘ PM“!
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Incoss sacs. Wm
Tel. 500“
S
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT "k
LUT: RM. WRIGHTS
IIi
illltl Sills
lMPilllllll till
Circus flan Risks tile for Youth
'10 a Runaway Accident
Near southern
That the heart of a item often beats
beneath the past encrusted jumper of
a circus bill poster was evinced late
yesterday when More Newman. a bill
poster employed by the Forepauglr
Sells circus. dashed out upon the sway-
ing tongue at I heavy elilll’ela wagon.
drawn by a team of runaway horses.
and plucked from the very laws of
death John Crimes, in years old, My.
ing in Bridgeport.
The rescue of the imperiled ad: was
accomplished at the risk of Newman“ I
I
saved the bill poster, the Crimes boyl
and William l.,anham another circus
man. from instant death 0i serious in-
lIIry. As it was, the accident resultant
in the smash up of the wages and the
Mining of both horses The narIow
escape from It tragedy occurred on a
sharp dccllvity betwacn Lyons Plain.l
and Bouthport.
Newman and Lanham were engaged I
in billing the country for the coming
of the Forepaugh. Sells show to Bridge-
port. The billing tour was being ndel
in an express wagon. furnished by ohn '
Heady, of liridgepott. Young Grimes
acted on driver,
The men had completed their work
and we being driven III to Southport.
where t ey were to meet the advertis-
ing car No. l. which arrived in South
Norwalk last evening.
While coming down a steep hill sew
crai miles northwest of Southport. the
strap holding the wagon tongue broke,
allowing the heaVy bar to fall to the
road. striking a big rock.
The Jolt hurled young tirlmes from
his seat. As II drowning Innn grasps
for a straw. the lad gained old of the
breach irons. Newman who Weighs
less than Iii» pounds. without a mo
Iti'eIIi' s hesitation perceived the boy's
plight and despite the pinning and
lurchlng of the now maddcncd steeds.
issued from his seat to the tongue and
with frenzied effort pulled Grliltel
clear and lifted him to the scat above.
The fall of the driver resulted in tho
dropping of the reins. (inhampered
by It guiding hand. the erased animals
dashed on at undiminished speed.
Realizing that halting the flying anl~
trials in their land race with death was
well nigh futile. Newman. with the
sum; frold of a t‘ussaudra. assisted his
companions to drop off the rear of
the wagon to safety. When all were
safe he himself lumped to the soft
sud at the road side.
Less than twenty feet from the spot
whom Newman ailxhted III safely one
of the horses stumbled and fell. cur
rylng its mate to the road wiIlI it. The
shock of the sudden stop caused the
heavy wagon to swing half way around
in the mud.
Newman and his companions were
upon the pinioued beasts in a moment.
lty the aid 0! a small pen knife the
bill Isiah-r sin-needed in extrication
both of the boosts. Willis both ol‘ the
animals were considerably bruised, no
bones were broken. The wogun was
badly sinnshed up.
The circus men and young Grimes
walked into Souihpori. Newman was
rather loath to, tell of his exploit. but
lumham told the story to Harry (ira-
haIn. the manager of the advertising
car.
That Newman IIIll'ered no ill effects
of his thrilling experience is manifest
from the fact that be In about the
city today billing for the coming of
the h‘orepatmkaclls shows to South
Norwallt on Thursday, July 28.
Mr. Graham and several of the hill
posters on the car are thinking. sen
lously of calling Newman's bravo act
to the attention of the trustees of the
Carnegie hero fund. Newman is a
married man living In \\'llllamspcrt.
Pa. lie has been a member of lllt‘ cir-
cus crew for several months.
~Doau'o Regulate cure constipation
without mining. nausea, nor any wealt-
enin; effect. Ask your drunist for
them. 25 cents per box.
BANKS HOLD THIRD MORTGAGE.
WASHINGTON, July 7.~—»Flnsnclal
affairs of George Washington Univcr-
Ilty were shown yesterday to be fur-
ther entangled when I report of the
Department of Justice. which out
much doubt upon the legality of no;
000 in loans made lo the university
fourteen months ago, by three Want»
lumen banks. was made public.
The icons, considered by the banks
as second mortgages on the University
property. are now held by expert legal
opinion to be In reality third more
when. because of the fact that with
drIIvshI mule by the institution from
the Oorcornn endowment fund are held
to constitute a second mortgage on
the property. The first mortgage of
{460.000 on all properties of the Uni-
ch-Iity is heid.hy the Fidelity been
and Trust Company, of Philadelphia.
wean oncwmo IN LIIIIIIA.
WASHINGTON. July 7.-(iblm
Il'AifIlm (loom W Ellis. III Mon
rorls has reported to the ianrIInsni
of Commerce and Labor lhIi Liberia
protests In alluring prospect for the
any» growth. industry sugar cane
nourishes stony the rivers of Liberia
and on the banks are thouunds of
acres that could be utilised for grow
in; the crops. (tune from 20 to tit! feet
in length frequently is seen in the
chasm. Capital is needed to provide
suitable machinery for preparing the
soil and tor introduction of modern
methods of culture.
OATIRMIILAII KILL TRIIO.
WASHINGTON. July fwahade trees
in Washington. famed for their sum.
her and beauty, are undergoing In an
lack (rum, a horde Of caterpillars. The
trees are sin I tripped of‘ their to
liars moldy. Institute he i
no chance to prevail I
III: III. dome rcI‘r tor
oft I trees is supremo.
1 M. the In.
Egon-y lives
We only see til I iihtlilic I dunno
laces markodifi
" mm RAIN AND UNION STD. .
«taw-
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life and only the hand of Providence _
it- IIIIII the executive modes is bolus odor of Jack Johnson to nest.
‘ installed.
Im- Friday
$2.50 Waists,$l.49
A new lot of Waists. good value
25c Velvet tub, -
10c yd
at 82:50 On sale. 81.19.
black, blue brown and red.
. trachea wide. For this day on
. c yart
50c Belts. 250
Batuples of line Wash Belts,
regularly one. On sale. 25c.
All of our 50c makes. lust for
this day. She.
$1 Middy. houses;
89c ‘ ” '
Our regular :1. 00 Middy Blouses. ,
on sale, title 9
10c Hair Nets.“ ‘ 6o ~
All shades, extra large Hair
Nets; regularly i0c. Bale. lie.
I
Coats. $1.98
Ideal for auto and street coats,
all sizes. On sale. $1.98.
$2.50 Gin
Dresses.
low neck. sbmt sleeves; our
reIIquI 8;! .30 these. For this
day only. ti on
MINTZ'S
“The House of Activity Inc Prop
south Nefertiti .
92 Washington St.
Take a pook at our l’arasola. There are dainty. dressy ones, and till? 1
sensible, neat this Umbrellas, each and every one dealt-shield quality.
We cannot describe them In detail, however. because the ”continent,
is so large and there are too few of a kind.
I
CHILDREN'S Panasoui .............................. sec to aloof-“‘1
women's ”enacts ................................. 75: to 07.005.
The N. E. Ryan on: .
86 Washington St. South Nonvalk
The Hatch & Bailey Go
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TIL. 4N. YARD TI!— 49‘-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything ’
from a Piggery to at Palace
SPECIALTIES
Sit/Inuit: titan angry description. One. two and three-ply Tar Papa.
uh Milli! Ind fit some Paper.
\Inuldcd Wooden 01113.8“, TWO .1".- Sheathing no BUMIOUVC. ”We :7.
'Uacola" Asphalt Fabric Roofing .
warranted. flab; Insulating “ONION" m
t
in Plumbing and Heating letuuc wc' cannot supplyt'
PORCELAIN LINED sINKs. s'rII Iousnv wash 13m.
NICKEL. l’iA'l‘lI noon rt Tunas e'rov :I‘IIIi;
saunas. nor Warns. nor nits
miA'I‘lNIi srsrnMs. stars and TIN?
(MB and snow rrr’rnvo. GAB were
METAL CEILINGB. All supplied by ,
The Jones & Hotchkiu Co. '
:7 WALL I‘rlll‘f NORWALW, cons
Phillis
Hillllllih
EXTRA SPECIALS
lll‘l’ OIIAMIRY IUT‘i’Ifl.I pcund........ ........ ...:....
WARRANT“) ““38..de
26 POUNDB ORAN. SUGAR for ..................... .......|'I
AIP FANCY PATIENT FLOUR. 241/rpeuhd look i.”
DON’T FORGET THAT FOUND OF 250 COFPII
The Great ASIP Tea Campus
1“ WAIHINOTON IT» COUTH MORWMIK.
Kiln DELIVERY. Deliveries I. ad I. m. and 2:30 p. In. 'I'll. NO...“
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 9 ,.
Liourumo ’3‘?“ on wnm neurone IIIAIIY re the
' . NW YORK. July 7. mice W
WASHINGTON,J01 TIWU htnlna
rods are being rail“ yitvtlt' ill hl‘WtIlte manner M Sam “Plum” ill.
House it is by ointment decree her! today that he had some!“
equipped with apparatus to protect ’ i
it from sleetrl onslau ht Ind during {:3 Earmu’ofl in???“
D
contented spirit.M
.I. .. ._ are ,
moi of a:
the absence ’f'Ift from
Witchinctnn the equipment is being mmfildfi', fig;
tot pit a deposit to
«If: “one: item ,
.m'
i,.
when! you «I
Norwalk Chronicler