MESTABIJSHED 1870
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MEMBERSHIP .
iSi IS iii EN
Announcement Made of Estab-
lishment nf‘a Waiting List
at Dinner Last Night
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Congratulatery Speeches on the
Success of the Club
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At the adjourned monthly meeting
of the governors of the (.‘ ountrl (‘lub, l
held last night at tile eillb boost-.1111
the members wele present except the
chairman of the house committee. iter-
bert R. Smith. who was detained at
home by illness. The other twelve
were the guests oi” (‘harieu Kioin at,
a dinner preceding the meeting. which
was one of Steward 'i‘ietilln'a ")0le
elaborate spreads. consisting. of cours-
es in bouillon. fish. squall. salads, den-I
sorts. eta, served in the large pl‘l'
vale dining-room. through which swept
a refreshing sea breeze.
At the eonclllalon of the feast. dur-
ing which there was a lively flow of
humor and spicy roparloo. tllo business
session was begun with tile filling of
the club resilient liit'nlllt‘l‘HIIIll. which
permitted of tile election of only four.
and left a waiting list of auroral
names. upon which it was decided ac-
tion could be taken only Ill order ill
lich ttlcy had been posted when ve-
tlancies occur in the membership list
One non-resident member was elected.
At this point congratulatory speech-
es were made by Messrs. Klein. Presi-
dent Harstrom. ex~l’residonl R. H. tlol-
den. and Vice-President Miller.
Mr. Klein spoke of the club‘s auc-
t:esll as the most remarkable within
hie knowledge being. as it was, a new
departure flom all its plcdecossors.
and upon a bloatim basin than by
many was considered possible. 'f‘biu
club. he said. had shown that it was
needed to demonstrate that, we live
in a community in which the spirit of
goodfeilowsllip dominates, and where
broad-miudotiltess and mutual friend
ship combine moat doliubttllliy ill the
happiest aorta] relations.
i‘l‘osidcut. ilarsirom followed lllr.
Klein in congratulatory l't‘lillll'lifi.
speaking in glowing terms of prevail-
ing condition and proupoets of the club.
He. outlined a future policy for the
club with tho alugio and detormtned
purpose of meeting every requirement
to enhance the comfort and pleasure
of its members anti called llpoll on
President it. it. (lolticn who no deal}:
hated an the “ lnolilor ol tbot l.‘llll
Ml. iioidon said he. h.lll prepared
an pinbolall- upmwll, lull iblil ll had
been forced out of IIIH memory by bill
lnteuuoneaa ill Ilhitllliflg to what had
been no happily raid by these ill‘t‘t‘t‘tl-
int; him. It gave him great joy to
think lllltt within lilo llllori period of
two yoara and about film months his
fondue-i hopes eoneol'niul: the club had
been rcalimi. and ”till now it lllld
rent-hell iia t'llll roaidenl membership
and had a waiting IIHI. llo strongly
supported tho prouidoni in ills dot-bir-
litioli of purpose to conform to IIIl'
tllllh by-luws and to provide the llloln-
here with lilo host aceomnlollallonu
and most complete aorrloe possible.
Vice President ilavid ii. Miller, to
whose energetic anti persistent efforts
much of the outlook of the club is
title. clllpllltlituliy ondolaed lilo policy
ollillnod bl the president anti pledged
IIIH filll lulppolt ill every effort to keep
LIit' club lit ”in highest standard.
it wall tllkoll "H the tiflliiln ot’ the
board lilal lilo lil‘vl-it‘lli resident meni-
borl-lhlp allollid not be Ilit'l'tllilii'fl.
A vote of iIitlllItH Willi t’NIi'nlIlIfI to
Mr. Klein for bill cont-rolls hospitality.
after which the meeting adjourned to
Friday evening. Annual till. wllou final
action will be taken regarding the row
delinquent lnelubora regarding linen.
A very important, event wan au-
nouneoli for tomorrow. when a tennis
name will be played Ill tllo afternoon
between ”to minimum and vicoproll-
ldcnt and Judith ”femur and ltood
llavilanti. As ihill will he the vim
president's lirat game. come very ro
murkable playing in anticipated. which.
it in believed. will ecliptic in inlol'eui
acme matchou which will be upon ache
duled between the bent, playora.
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SHARP EARTNOUAKE
FELT AT RAVARIA
MNiNIiIll. Bavaria. .lltly ills—A
sharp earthquake was felt. here at tinib
o'clock this morning. The walla of
several blllltllnltli were cracked.
The weveiike movement continued
for three neconde. thoroughly terrify-
in. the people, who fled from their
homes and remained in the streets
lung. litter the disturbance hull cocked.
e shock was felt also in the cur.
rounding villages, including Germiccb
A lentil-t from Oborsmmergau will
that the chock was noticeable there.
but little utilise we: doll.
Entered IN. the Death Novwlik Pu 1-0
on Second Clue miter ' m“
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A‘IOOIATID PRIOR MWN FROM ALL PAITRNOF THI WORN? IV A SPEGIAL WIRI AND OUR OWN OPERATORH
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN WEDNESDAY. JULY ta 1910.
Genet-Ill
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with equati- this
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Due Next Saturday at Mauhesset
Bay. and Two Later at flick-
ory Bluff Club House
The Norwalk Yacht Club member:
are. interested just now in in series 0
smokers to be held ill the next few
Weeks. The first one will be tendered
the local club by the Knickerboekol
{Yacht Club, at Manhasset flay. next
Saturday night. it is expected that ii
dozen vessels flying the Norwaik
Yacht Club will leave sometime Saint
day for the Kinckerbocker rendezvous.
and in all about forty members will
attend. Commodore L. M. Allen will
lead the fleet with hip flagship. The
sailing vesseNs will have a race to Man-
haaset. being started from the Yacht
Club by Fleet Captain William II. By-
iugtou at 10 o'clock. There is much
Interest fell over the contest between
the. boats of Former Commodoret
James A. Farrell and Dr. Uhnrlea I;
Koeier. The power boats will team
early in the afternoon.
it was voted to have a smoker at
the Nor-walk Yacht Club house next.
Wednesday night. anti tile entertain
mane committee was authorized Lt
make the necessary alritngenlnts. re
garding the program and rcfrcahmonh.
Aonther smoker will be held at th
club house on Saturday evening, Alb.
ust. 6th. when tho Knickerbocker eat
the Northport Yacht (3IIIIIN will be on
teriaincd. and there will be it slitiahll
program.
Dances are hold at the (‘Illll every
Tuesday evening, and [her was it larut
attendance lulu night.
it is planned later in the season it
have a series of boat rill-es and onto
sports, including swlliulnllng and (II\
ink contests.
Two new members were eioetoll it
the meeting of tho golcrtllng been.
held last night at the club.
MISSING RAT LINK
ON OOOSEIRLANO
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That the missing link in the. rat film
My might be discovered anti studiou
the Carnegie institute recently porch
ased Goose island, ill Long inland
Sound, off Norwaik. and the hunt lb
now on
it agents that there in a llltlllnlt'l' st:
rodent whose exact peeltion in lilo l‘ili
lanliiy never has been ascertained. it
required aeveral of the moat learnco
professors in the land, plenty of pasta
tattle lllld one hundred and fifty new
tangled traps to appeal-lo tho. dosiro oi
aelence. all of which was sllbaequenl
to the purchase of tho douortod blll vui
ualllo island by the institute.
'l’lle rcaearellea are uullor IIlf‘ dirt-o
tion or i‘roi'osaor illuonport. of the
Carnegie instittue of (fold Spring, I.
L. Dr. Sllntai, ll Japanese ill‘ofvlllstll'
and Dr. .l. M. Siotsonburlz. of lildgoiy
I’ltrk, Pa. They started the lllvl-sligu'
lion last week.
After several allot-linens were caught
lilo Iil'fltIR and coveted brains were ink.
en lo the institute and the bodies euul
back into the ace. The next experi-
ment of the institute wil be to destroy
all signs of vegetation upon the int
and to the depth of toll IIH‘IH‘H below
the surface. strong ucida being used
for e purpose. Then with micro
iloop lnutrumeniu tho creation of life
and vegetation will he ailldied.
em wrofiififfi
RAli OVER lllll
.loaoph Dotnlla reported lo the South
Norwalk police hull evelliul: that all
ulltomobilict had used him your ninth-
llily on the New Canaan road and ink
int: bite description of what occurred
tie into. the auto lil'thll‘ ubollid he
lutmmurlly dealt with. Moat every-
body wouid like to two tllo driver not
ll state'u prison llotltonoo for the con-
Iomplibie trick turned off. The no.
fortunate eirellmlltelleo in connection
with the cane ill that there hr little
chance of locating the machine or its
driver.
After hill day’s work, llotolla aillri-
ed to walk“ home. be any“. and Whllf‘
he was on bill way, an automobile come
along and knocked him down and then
went right. along on be way, leaving
him unconscious. A farm wagon came
along and the drivar took him aboard.
The driver thought the dazed man
wanted to so to 'f‘okenekc or vicinity.
hilt. finding he was mistaken put him
aboard ll trollev oer bound Iel South
Norwslk. in order that he might re
ceive medical attention.
The police had in .l. Milton ( oburn
look the man over and II)!‘ phyulolan
found no bones broken. though there
were painful bruises. Imttllln wu al-
lowed to round the Right at polio.
headquarters. where he moaned much
from the pain. One of the local ltli'
inn recitation also interested itself in
the cello And had the organization's
phylllcllul. Dr. ll. ll. West. examine
[mteiitu Dr. West. also found there
were no been broken, though one
Ihoulllet wu particularly bruised.
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iRIWNNKS
Alli NNNNEN,
People of Everett, Massachu-
setts, Witnesseli a Great
Display This Morning
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5 Buildings Destroyed and Many
Others Damaged
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BOSTON. July i3.--lt3verott people
wvro unexpectedly treated today to a
$25. 000 fireworks exhibition. The die—
play lost much of its offectiveneae bo-
clluse of the fact that it was soon by
daylight. and also boeuuuo it was ac
cidental.
A still alarm this forouoon summon-
ed a small detail of firemen to a dump
fire near the (‘ flciscu line. 'lho flames
from tile dump lire could not be con-
trolled easily and they got aWay from
tho iilonlon and communicated to a
tvlnlltoly wooden building on Second;
etroot. which wall used as h storehouse
ly the National Fireworks. Distribut-
ing Company, and which wan jammed
“l'onl ecllar to ridge polo with oxpio.
ulvoe, ' '
There was one ironicutioua email, a
burst of homes and handle and tho
iIDI't‘IltliISt: bud disappeared. 'I‘Ilctl bo-
tull a diapluy of aerial bombs. ukyroek
‘IN, liomun (‘HIINIIQE'L llinwiu-oia, nigger
chances and other varieties of fire».
.vorks aurh as is seldom seen. tircat l
:naaeou of rod and green tire powder
.vero uent ukywnrd. falling back on the
:llarshes and starting great, colored
.lros in tho green. llurllttni; bomba
and ll discharge of millions of cannon
crackers made it sound like it great
battle. willie the flying rootlets Added
an element of danger.
llculdoc the. manufactured fireworks
n the building there were. great quan-
ittos of gunpowder in inllk and a large
lupply of cannon crackers which. on
loeount of the legal prohibition an to
lzc established by the last legislature.
were not allowed to be sold In Mae-
liril allot ts.
Four other buildings. none of them
iu'otentlolla. ware wrecked by the ox-
piorion. Most of the windows within
a radius of an eighth of a mile were
demoilahod.
No one was aeriollsiy injured, al-
though a few of the. firemen were
knocked down and considerably bruiu
ed. The total lose In about 830.000.
Inherit“ PLANS
DFFIOIAL liege BUREAU
HARTFORD. July lil.- Information
concerning tile affalrll of tho Roman
Catholic diocese of Hartford will here
after be disseminated through all om
rial flown bureau of tho tiioceuo. That
in an order made by the new bishop
of the diuretic. Ill. Rev. .iohu .l. Nlian.
The order in that illI information Iii‘
loaded for publication in the new:
papers of the eillio must come throukil
the Transcript. which is the official
organ of the diocone. Rev. PRIIIUI‘
llugulln. of Hartford I.’ the editor or
the ’l‘ruuaerlpt. ’l‘llill rule. it to pro-
anluoti, in the result of reports that
canto out ooneornlnlt enaukoa lll pull
fertile.» and regarding new pariaheu.
Before arid alneo Bishop Nillttl im-
ulln hill utllnlulatrallon there have
boon rllnloru of divltllonll of pllrlulloll
in thin and other oliloll which it is
claimed have proved omburrnsainu.
both to those at the head of the dio-
ecllo and to the clergy throughout the
plain. floral private Monday nave
out lilo information that the new rule
In new in effect and whatever rhanltcll
in paniol‘utoa or in the eruption of new
parishra will in the future come from
Hartford direct.
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PAINTER MILLER
FELL TWO STORIES
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laetiore Miller. a South Norwalk
painter. may not have a charmed lilo.
bill he certainly was exceedingly lucky
yesterday that. he did not break hie
neck. While he was at work on c nonf-
fold in bloat Norwaik yesterday. it
broke. allowin; him to drop. to the
ground. a distance of two stories. Mil-
Ier'u worst injuries were unmc brllillctl
about the forehead. none and face. but
these were of a comparatively alight
nature.
Miller wen urged to so to the bowl
tel. but he insisted that there was no
need for such a proceeding. A physi
clan came to him with some dressing
for his hrililell and today he is tibia in
be about the streets and describe what.
happened to him.
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The meeting of the cur enters and
Joiners wue field test even as and run»
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Refuses. INS to llD‘. to Ask
Him to Recipe
POUGHKEEN’SIE. July Nan—With
the aid of a album and turbulent fol-
towing and amid licence of disorder
upl'oaehlnlt violence, the Rev. w. It.
Hubbard. pastor of the Baptist Church.
whose Puritan views have displeaséd
many. retained hII hold on his pastor-I
ate lnut nillht cud defied the numerous
members of the parish who wished him
to realign. The vote was 116 in favor‘
of tile IIBHNOI' and 110 opposed.
When the church meeting was called1
to order by Mr. Hubbard he refused to
put a motion to make Fred N. tint-tor.
an anthllubbardite. chairman. it. E.
llabcoeil moved that Mr. Hubbard be
delmucd as chairman. but he refused to
put the motion amid a. growing up
roar. The women. who wore more
numerous than men. rallied to the pan-
tm-‘l-l support and applauded every
move he made. When the mute had
temporarily retired after two knock
touts, Henry Ruppert. an enthusiastic
' lillbbaldilo shouted a challenge to the.
pastor' 5 opponents to relish and mm~
t‘lI to adjourn. it took six ballots to
deride and white the you and hays!
were being called there was a fuctiiade
of (bulk- axing remarks fronf' until
shirt! with a spicy ellcooh by Mr. itub
‘hard addressed to voters who. he aaid.
wore usurping that prlyilege. not hav-
ing the proper qualifications. This
Bought a retort from George Forator.
who cried in staccato tones:
”Let me tell a few things. i pay no
my membership here; some who come
and run the things do not."
This remark was greeted with a
bowl of applause, ground Ind him-lea.
'l‘hon Mr. Hubbard put ilhtilp Snyder.
an limit-able man in the chair and
hogan to score th dcaoonu. charging
lbllt they had it own an unehrlutlan
spirit in uttrriug up dlniension by per
suadlnlz members to slim petitions
against him.
He defied his opponents to pllt him
out. Qoosiltmu were fired at him from
every side and Mr. Snyder banned the
novel for silence. which Added to lilo
noble. in the confusion Pastor Hub-
bard grabbed the chair and M? Snyder
gratefully still-tiled in the lull Mr.
Htlbltnld. with email
"We'll now all ‘N‘mtw God
from whom all nice-inns flow.
Amid the strains of the Iklxology
I’Mt' biases and rat calls. while the
ormvtiu dispersed. The. pastor's adher-
onill remained to congratulate him.
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ELEOT NEll Ti) nose
secrlgllegfcoullrlu
At the national rouvmltlon of lilo dil
TWIIUI'N of tho Knigbia of i‘ollllnbus III
New Haven. )‘t'lttf‘i‘l‘llty morning. the
following fourth degree provlut‘t‘ll and
officers were ill-algnlllod by the board
tlf lilrootoru:
Supreme Illittitt't‘.
I)f'll\‘t‘l‘, Colorado.
(‘hnmplaln prov-lure. \‘lro Supreme
nlaaiol‘. Michael J. iiorlnall. tliiowa.
(lllt.
t'abot province, vile supremo maul
lel', ilolltile J. (lorluull. lioslon. Mass.
t‘aivol'l province. vleo lsllpronlc mae-
ior. \Voihercd .l. Boyd. Fordhnm. N.
De Soto provlllec. Vlt‘o allprolne muse
tel, (‘ieorue W. Young. New ()i‘ioauu.
John H. iteddin.
Mnrgueito province. vteo allprolllo
murder. tioorao w. Yollllu. Now tlr-
teuua. l...ti master. Alozolli itolillam.
Milwaukee. Wilt.
i2n Hallo province. \‘Ii‘t' unpromo lllItN-
tor. Thomas J. (lorlnan. Seattle. when,
The Killpiitu of (‘ollllulllul have pur.
chased $305,000 worth of railroad and
municipal bonds. FINII‘I‘H illolluund in
"onion and Maine fuuda will go to the
(tullloiie “IIIVOI'HIIy. Sixty-illiy illolla
and ill ueliooi bonds Slitllltlil ill New
Y-olk toulral and Willow ill t‘illolllto.
llol-k inland and i’m the “iii no to tho
mortlluly reuorve fund
EXCEPTIONAL ENGAGEMENT.
Demonstration of Red E Cleanser at
lepton More. Fridny and Saturday.
We are pleased to announce to the
citizens of Ntli’WllIk and «bu-where that
on July lb and til. the moat Rafflfittn
urtbu of wide reputation. will he with
on in our window. nlvlnu an exhibition
of rapid portrait modeling. He will
model the hosts of fibrin ham. '5‘“th
flout 'lnfl. ltoounvelt. Lincoln. (lieut-
atone. Emperor William. the late Kim;
lultwllld and bust: of other noted men.
’i‘h ho hosts are life also and in relief.
lie will like about iii pounds of Rail to
t‘ teen-er mixed with nlyeorino and
mollltllretolhc eoneinienoy of clay. in
modeling thou bullbl he will take from
«in to twelve minutes to complete
each portrait it is I tillolltton whether
the people have ever had an oppor-
tunity to see so wonderful an exhibit
and the fact that title exhibition is to
be given in our More in sufficient proof
that it ill a rare exhibition
'I‘blli exhibition Ill ulven free of
chemo and We welcome all them who
with to see something extremely an.
intact. it Ill arranged lie that the pub.
lic ll attention will be attracted toward
Red ll: (slennller. An article of excep-
tional merit and every holluewifo
should buy tit lent three runs to item
encircle the so horny The price
of three him in; top cone. 2pc
.tiue business was the rut e.
THE MTUN 81‘0le
ill lllllllll
Baptist Fltlult in Reluhkeepsie
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WHEN Ni NNN
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Oscar Erheltlllh, the Leading Ger-
man Aeronaut, Well interna- I,
. tional Race Here in 1907
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Victims Were Frightfully Mang-
Iell and Apparatus Wrecked
idliltfliidNGii‘N. Rilcnlbh
July I3.~“i‘he dirikblo balloon Erha-
locll. recently refitted for a pueileuger
service. was destroyed in athlete to.
day through the explosion of a hen‘
zine tank and her inventor, ()seur
Erbsioeb,
dropped to their death.
The bodiea of the aviatora Were
friebtflllly mangled 'l'hc gondola was
torn to bite and lilo motor buried itself
beneath the allrfaee of the ground.
The victims were men well known
.to all Germans interested in aerial
mentioned (in Fifth“ l’ucl e)
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l’rlll-lllla.
Particular Who Republicans
Nominate for Governor
of New York
OYSTER BAY. N. Y.. .lnly film-Theo
doro Roosevelt save his first indication
of hill position in respect to tile nomi-
netlon of a Repllblioan candidate for
governor of New York this tall.
t‘oioncl Roosevelt. in an interview.
unlit: "My position in regard to the
novernorahip this fall is this: I want
to find the bout man for the office; the
man who in ntout acceptable to the
rank and file of the Republican party
and tile indepondent rotors. i lntend
to do l'vfll'MIlIlii: in my powor to see
that MW?! a mall is elected."
(‘ololloi lilkmevoit‘e indication of his
position, lonlto lose than an hour af-
ter the departure for New York of
Governor Hughes, in .‘ztkob as a all:-
Iiliitrant sitlolight on tho ronforoneo bin
tween lilo governor and the colonel.
While both men refused this morning
to dlsoloeo the precise elliljoei matter
of their conference. it is believed from
tho ootonol‘ll attitude that it was decid-
ed that Mr. Roollevoii would take an
active personal part ill regard to the
nomination of a candidate for gover-
nor.
Governor flushes left at to o‘clock
fol New York In the automobile of
William it. Wilcox. Hl‘ aaid that he
would moot his military secretary.
it‘redorlek M. t'rosaoii. at the Hotel Air
for. and that he would lmvp this at.
fornoou for Washington. where the
governor in to aoioel it below to moire
into this fall when be. new on the Sn
premi- t‘ollri bench. 'i'Iltlt wait till he
wmtid ally.
t‘ololll-l liuollovelt wall mulling eon
tolltedly when ho wue noon shortly aft
lorwurtl.
"l tutti a lit-liniltful vlait with tlovt‘r~
‘ nor iiuullos," until he. 'Wo had a most
burn-stint: talk "
“Did you talk polllill-l with him?" be
naked.
'i‘ he qlloliilon armed to amuse him.
"(if neural». We talked politics." to
plied the «donut. ”What else could
we talk about? We. (NNNCINflst‘tI thing»
which we havn.llecn anxious for IA
lone little to tail: of."
That wan all be was willing to say
as to the conference. The next quen-
tlou was whether be had anything to
my about the visit of tlllford Pinchot.
Marshal Stimson. of California, and
Martin .1. Honey. the can Franctlco
airlift. pronccutor. to him in New York
yesterday. Mr. Stimson told him about
poiltlmi conditions in California. and
immediately after his .thlk announced
that Mr. Pinehol Would leave It once
for cultural: to lltlle the thump for
Hiram Johnson. Insurgent candidate
for the Republican nomination for
governor.
“Did Mr. Stlmecn come with Mr. Pit)
chat?“ called Mr. Roosevelt "i thought
he came with Mr. Haney because be
ill an old Harvard men. “
"But after Mr. titlmncn new you be
mild that Mr. Pinchot was to speak for
the lmlurgentll in California." was align
meted.
"Aren‘t you telling me new?" about“
litre colonel with another smile.
llssuc was whether
and his crow of four men:
» Former President Appears to he
allure cut :
lliiliil lll Illlllllliliilll
flew lereey Officials Want Bates
Suspended
WASHINGTON. July NZr—The cou-
troverly over commutation rates be-
tween 3 half million New York city
commuters and several great. rail-
roads yesterday occupied the atten
tion of the interstate commerce com-
mission. The question immediately at
the commission
should assume jurisdiction over the
! commutation passenger rates of the
railways operating ollt of New York
city into and through New Jersey. and.
thus. by inference. over commutation
Iprassengcr rates throughout the coun-
l.'I‘he proceeding was the first inatt-
tilted llndel .tbc recently enacted fail-
road law. It was begun by the rail»
road commission of New Jersey.
through State Attorney General Ed-
mund Wilson. and was joined in by
representatives of several New Jersey
mllnioipalilieu. It was directed against
the Pennsylvania, the Eric, the Lehigh
Valley, the Delaware, Lackawanoa &
Western. the (‘entral of New Jersey.
the West Shore and the Philadelphia
and Reading.
The carriers operating out of New
York city recently increased by an
average of about 18 per cent. their
commutation passenger rates. The
proposed new rates were poetponed.
by request of the commission. until
July ‘20. to afford time to inquire into
the authority of the commission under
the new law. The New Jersey off‘r
rials requested tho commission to sue
pond tho DI‘ODONN‘II flitt'li until the ques
tion of the reasonableness of the ad‘
vent-en could be determined.
Yeaiorday'a discussion covered both
questions of jurisdiction and reason.
ablenoaa. The decision of the commis-
eion will be handed down later in the
week.
FREIONT RATE
AOVANOES SUSPENDED
WASHINGTON. July I3.~Suapcn
ohm or recent general advances in
freight rates has beu determined upon
by the lntemt'ate Commerce Controls-
slon. These tariffs were to become ef-
fective on August 1. By a vote of the
commission the proposed rules will be
suspended until a formal inquiry into
their reasonableness can he had.
Cloulllca lavefliumute Im thin has:
28 words or ion. as «nu: 3 ttmu.
Inch addltIonei word. 1 can! nor Intel-um
WANTED.
WANTED A i-lI-Zt‘HNi‘liANil mov-
Ile in H001] condition. must be cheap. A.
.ll. tare Ntntllloi. 112 iii
WANTED liliMIJSlllil:
Mead i-iollool. in on ion during the summer
for a limited llulu or of boarders. Beau-
tiful location on iron out Hill. Excellent
table and service. "or terms apply at
houuo or by mail. ilruwor ii. Norwaik.
Form. .133 I'll
WANTED- A ill-ZSlltARIJ-l t‘tl’l"i‘AtlI'2
furnished. for man and wife ino ellilltrenl.
for Annual and September. ill The Nor»
“hike or nearby towns; must be inlet
Iomilty and cool“ alluutod. Attire-nu
””ttlttnge. thin nflIce. ji'th
WANTED—AA MAN Wilt) HAS HAD
experience in NIllt‘t'Il room of laundry.
t‘illt-lt. l‘rnllmly A: t‘o.. til North Main
t-lt. jl::tt
WANTED-J‘tlfét'l‘t-NW llY l-IXI‘ERL
onmwl mlomlf man to tllko elite of invalid.
or no vnlot of prlmto family butler Ap-
plv till \\ axillnutoll St. ji 35ft
WANTED l‘lihll'ljith AH t‘llAiiF-
follr llnlll-nllluuls all Amerltall made (are.
llood retell-none. Address 13. 'i‘.. care
Sentinel. antltb Normllk. .lliiiif
WANTED "I HAVE A Nit‘ I‘ NAFE
Who
place for ’er" ll per well. lnultlmgo.
Lawrence
lull the bloom llll llllo i. ll
Agnmv. if» Hollth alll l-lt.
WANTED «WUMAN A‘s‘ l‘llhii‘ \NiilN
to old iuliv flilo who will do light ilnuuo-
ill-l pint; plofelroli Appiyi 'lluinn Sallie?“
WANTID lilt‘lJABlM MAN Fillt ill-I-
llwly ullgml. good we Ni and commilo
Klon Slate axe and re t‘f’f'llt‘l' Security
required Adulltml It. t'ltll‘ SFIiIlfif‘I.m
ELIZABETH a...
PRINiSiiNl
MllSlllNWV
Richard Tieder, the Hunter lilie— '3 ‘3
stouary, interests Large All-
diellce at First M. E. Church
NIIIN NISPNNII NiliS _:
Siliilli INNII NNINN
willl lilr. Huntington at the email
and Mr. Gilbert at Plane '
cheilent in all respects was the
benefit entertainment given at the
South Norwalk Methodist Church. last.
evening. by the Messrs. Richard Tjal-
dor and David Bispham. in aid of Pro-
teutant ntleslon work in East Africa.
and that the audience thoroughly en‘-
joyed the performance was amply ‘evi~
dencod by the rounds of hearty up.
please it gave as each number on the
program was rendered.
Mr. lllapham. whose reputation as an
operatic singer is worldwide. and In
no need, therefore, of further mention
here. was in his usual splendid Voice.
and delighted his andicnca consider-
coil with the artistic finish of his
singing. Mr. lilsphnm also highly
gratified Ills hearers by a recitation he
(Continued on Second 4 Page.)
PORTUGUESE ANO
ONINESE NAVE HON-T
HONG KONG. July 13 .——A Portu-
guese gunhoat col-operating with might!
today bombarded the girlie actuation
on the island of Cotonou, destroying
the houses and killing y Iatlvu
The Chinese retail: by storming ‘
and capturing the Portuguese military ,
poet. Portuguese reinforcement: were .
sent to the scene from Hector "
Classified "I‘MHW?
ash" “anions! in N W i4
Tor—15153:: .
To LET- mk‘liRNIt-RHEI) ROOMS WITH-
bolml can he obtained at a leaoonable rate
by applvillg at it Elizabeth St. “3“
TO LITw FIVE Roma FLAT. FIRST
floor. 8 West St; all improm'Klentu. John
.Mt-Mullml all West Ave; i
To LET~~NE WA APARTMENT. SEVEN
rooms, bitth. electric lights. hardwood
doom and only model" convenience;
must he soon to In- all rrllcltfled. In “ITO
Mrll. i. i‘inkhum. til i ilsido place 5 Ht
TO LET- -'i‘WU l‘ONNE ("PING FUR-
nlallod ltmlus. with running Water, sull-
uble for light housekeeping. No.2 Eu!
Ave jll at
TO LET AT so more Learn at.
first "out lipnliml ill. five rioomfl rent "6.
IIIflllITt hlrs. S. A. Younge. 2341 Beat.
Ave ll 13!
T0 LET—v‘l‘i JRNISHED COTTAGE.
Niall furnlullod apnltlnents of thiteef‘oo
bith bath. four ltmmn vrtl bath: live
roomll with bath. Ever m xrn conven-
ience: one minute from out ve. trolley.
inquire 53 West Ave" Norwutit Ht
TO LIT '1‘0 ADULT FAMIMEN
Four new hotlllos. all improvementn: rent
2.5 $80 and 3.15 per month. For ante on
out-y payments. inquire of Charles E.
lloyt . 1n” 1!
TO LET
mg
llollltim: titular}.
mollll EL. ll-lli Sill. also loft. 60x05. with
other lnom .llllerl utlflllllnfi; light on All
:‘Idt‘fl. utel‘lml ileut‘am ‘ ”'63:!an NIMONuh
l 107 DUI" (“ll lll‘ti HUD re 0
hit:
(‘n.' it office
To LlTwflillCK HOUSE. 28 UNION
Bi.‘ . clown IOOIIIN. all convenience! ’1‘
Hitch G. Belle! Co. mt.
nav-
”in
2.. ”WW
FOR SALE
FOR BALE NEW lift H. l’. JACKENON
unto.- mnailt four. i‘urciinutal Jail. 10 1910:
Coal small: mllui null Willi tick e collater-
lll. inquire W. ti. Crockett. 1030;th
WANTED VtilwiNti iiAllY AH (‘Atill-
It'l'. Alllo two to mi all alllollllllllelt. I't‘r'
'tltlfil‘fli thmlfitlmt itlvtoronera. l“. W.
Woolwollll lb i'o jiltf
WANTlD“ 'l‘tl Hi'\‘. Alli. KlNltf-i Ult‘
|i\e rattle and poultly; bout DI‘ICNI paid:
ion for period fut mlvvll ti. Friedman.
Nrtlilllfltlllttllfl ’l‘lllnpike, Mouth Norwulk
' . 2th 'i~'
WANTID~-MM fii’le'rn momenta
men to learn the trade Norwnik Iron
Wolku (Io. full if
WANTIDw IWNDINYBODY 'I‘O DRINN
Molmunll Boring Water. Abnolutelv ure.
Main tit.
Wt DAT
HOME. MAD! IRIAD.
broad freah every dnv live bread. on-
{ (.lrahlml
dev Thursday. illuorlny.
a: North Main Eli. Tel. tile.
FOR IALI ONE Lil’l‘ NO 0. BIfiCK
ll lihmlonolllt Park; one lot. No. II.
a
rl-ltmlllnbil- offer keen tea. (‘apb “a!
hells. Alli... Box iii. nrwulk.
oiuilt tel-[e rooms, all improvement." "NM.
invert-d and painted large lot. ’mN
1
day. Wudnenday, Fritlu till-
Mrs. Own?“
A
4. ltllodobolill i‘alk. moat behold:
FOR DALE 440111”). 5 OAK It:
llat‘Ilclllllnl inquire Dim (Irma Store.
i . .. mt it r door. bone -6
dil‘iill...‘ hit. . m ,2“ menu BUSINESS NOTE“
“' “' ..... V ”M“ ‘ """"" Ull RINOL KIDNEY AND monk If
FOR SALE OR TO LET. will: for all Kidney. slum It or elus-
lrullIlItM. All druntnts. 0
pop DALI Oil 1-9 pregnmyams anywhere. Address Ronni ilemedy ”(II
for sale or to lot. in m Raymond Gm- imrian. 00""-
mw f‘.o.. mm mvm mil It
. m..- ..... H...“ ,2 .. _.._.., ,. . l DIIIII TD ANNOUNOI REMOVAL
LOST of my [numbing bllnlnellllt u? If We tltn »
where have built and at who a If r
all an. Tilt-it meter: on plum luff. lltum
L0" 4801"”! 'NthAlM hAVtle tint. tillninn. tendons. (falters. c 0. Job-
rtAN “boo No. 9102. Finder plotter re. bins womb My anemia in.
turn to bank jt avert div-t- T912
LO" «0N WEST Avie. 'rtlIiIDA‘Y.
pair of mutation in?” Why
with money. owner. its
weird for «lint-n to no but
NNN... ”WNA'NNH'N“ n‘NN‘N
for return lot! .. DeWi tt . booth Nar-
weill railroad depot. it: silt
til! BPW‘
LOI‘I’nuPAIRW GOLD tam;
returned to m Falwell! Ave.
dean. '
. v
IA I voun rule-llama ram“
experience and cotton 1 vim
n mnemmtlture and onto Mon.
to one your?“ 6.
baufigfi:fiu 'Nm New", "no" “mutt “I
until:
‘LIUTRD' PLAYING 0"
with
Ethereal “
Norwalk Chronicler