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02-2-N0w0 Department
Obs—Bushm- Department
44-2—Bran0h Office. Norwnlk
no —-Ed|t0r‘a Residence
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
this afternoon followed by clearing and
cooler tonight. Thursday t‘air; not
much change in temperature; moder-
ate south shifting. to west winds with
aqualls this afternoon. The disturb-
ance that was central over Lake
Michigan. yesterday morning has mov-
ed rapidly eastward and is ‘now pass-
ing out the St. Lawrence Valley. it
has caused general showers during the
past 24 hours in the. Lake region and
along the Atlantic coast of Virginia.
This vicinity is now on the southern
edge of this disturbance: The tempera-
ture is low in the central and western
sections and only a few places in the
cast report temperatures of 90 degrees
or above.
Al-
”——
WEATHER A YEAR, AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 71; high, 90.
Partly cloudy.
Mrs. A. A. iiawson is critically ill at
her home in East Norwnik.
, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodchlld and
daughter Edith will sail for Europe
on Saturday. July 23rd.
Miss Carrie (lorbam, of New Haven.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Cor-
nelius iii. iktnlcls. in Norwalk.
An adjourned mcctlng of the city
count!“ will be held next Muddy ore-
ning, whcn various matters of impor-
tance are to come up.
The railroad stations are a busy
place these days, when much literature
is bring given out. as well as illllt‘li in»
formation rclativc to vat-ntion travel.
Judge John ll. Light has returned
from a vacation trip to Lake lcorgo
and has takcn up his legal business
again. ~
F. E. ixickwood. the Wall strcci au-
tomobile dealer. has colic to llanbury
today, where he is transacting bust.
floss."
Welcome Stranger Ltldgc, Song of
St. George. held a rcuunlr nicotine last
evening. but nothing save routine busi-
ness was ucomplishcd.
Mrs. Arthur ll. Merchant and daitulp
tor Marion of lmnbury, who are spend-
ing the Width of .luly ut Flill‘lleld
Beach. are guests, for the day, of Mrs.
Rccd H. Flynn, of Livingston sin-ct.
-M .—_
nAutomobIlou for hire. at Oscar ii.
Banks‘ Livory Stables, lilrt-r street,
Norwulk.
Deputy (lrt-ni Sachem .lobu William
ilowc will. with his stuff of otliccrs, go
to New (Yunnan, this cvcninu, and in-
stall filo chiefs in the i’onus 'l‘rlbc,
l. i). R. M.
Matthew Edward tillmary liurus. of
the (lontral National flank. of Norwalk,
is taking the first half of his two
weeks' vacation this week. He will
compietc his vacation after it lapse of
two weeks, during which Earl ll. Hos
kins will onjoy his two wceku' relief
from duty.
The lodges or the New rlnnlund (ml
or of Protection from ilnubury.
Brnnchvlilc. Stamford and South Non
witlk will hold a field tiny ut iioton
Point oil Saturday, July 23rd. it is
planned to have a baseball name. run-
ning races, etc. The state hold day
will be hold at Sttvln Rock, on Halli!"
day. August tlih.
M
Superintendent .iohn i). Milne, of tho
local gas department, of tho. Itotmutou-
ic. Litzht and Power Company. is pro
sentlnrt his friends with fine iiullliilmt,
itir. Milne and Roy Martin. president of
the Kingfisher it‘iebiiuo Company. In
flockvllie. and Jack O‘Neill. foreman.
were boys tottuthor. and this Wuok ro-
ceivod a box of the lines.
We
Superintendent fluorite ii. Palfrey.
of the locnlulivlsion of tho Conocticut
Company and the liouantonio Light
and Power Company. and fiuporintend-
out. John 1). mane. oi the trait depart,-
mont. went to New York yesterday.
where they had uninteresting export
once looking over the plants of the
Consolidated tins Company.
. Cameras, 31 and
Upwards
Wit-Pimp Corporation,
k. n WAININO‘I‘ON tram _,
. V I N o L
Tonic . Reconstructor
F. H. BAXTER
"T ANDERSON’S
Launch Works
Boat Pronto: not lip and ready to
plant.
All kind- 0f to air work.
Launche- of a i nines built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell PoinhNorwalk
Sailors, Ahoy!
Take a trip on tile launch Ajax from
Roton Point around the lighthouse
and gas buoy. Only 10 cents. Every
afternoon.’
Can be chartered for fishing or sail.
ing parties any morning at reasonable
terms. Commodious, safe. speedy. For
particulars address
A. W. Mills. Manager
South Norwsik. R. F. D. 37
Phone 179-10
Are Your
EyesWorth
anything to you? if so come to us.
We have a Physician. who is a
Skilled Eye Specialist. to cxatuinc
your eyes. NO CHARGE FOR lax-
AMiNATiON.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - - - CONN.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
Mr. flurry Pepper, the well-known
vocalist of Hartford" formerly of
South Norwalk. warmly praises llr.
Dick's Medicine. it is the only aura
cure he Could find for malaria. Soc
adv.
Charles Holt. of the i\lorwnllt lint-d-
ware Company. who is at present, with
his wife, child and sister, Miss Agnes
Holt. enjoying a week's vacation at
I’aichoqne. Long island, lie is ronlcm~
boring his friends with postal cards.
The regular inhaling of t‘ourt (‘c-
cilc. Daughters of isabellu. will be bold
tomorrow evening in the Hub house,
in West avenue of the usual hour of
8. All members are requested to be
present unimportant buslucss will
come up, it is expected.
The Woman's Municipal l.(ili;!.llt' hits
made elaborate preparations for a mid
summer festival front It o't'ltit'li this
afternoon to it o'clock this evening. at
the home of Miss Mary i‘unuiuubmn.
«i Washington street, in the event of
rain this afternoon, the festival will be
held on the next clear day.
The Norwalks will have another up.
portunlty to cross buts with the Mr-
Nuity Brothera' team. of New York.
Saturday afternoon. ill Amusement
Park in Meadow strect. The visitors
are a strong ttggrgntlon and upon their
appearance here earlier in lilo season
sou defeated the Norwulku by the
score of 4 to i.
There will be a dance at the Knob
this evening and the music will be fur-
nished b the Deiatxc orchestra. The
dance will be an enjoyable one no
doubt, because of the ominous oi the
evenings. at the Knob them- warm
dayl. The committee has not decided
when thew will be another open day.
but it will probably come soon. The
Knob auto bus will shortly ho to coin-
mission attain. Meanwhile the extra
autos continue to carry the members
to and from the car to thr- grounds.
w-Automobiles for hire. til (harm it.
ilanks‘ LIVcry Stables, illrcr utroct,
Norwaik.
A runaway took place that (woman
in the streets of Norwaik that might
have been the dunno of someone being
injured. but the quick action and pros-
oucerof mind of Fred Waters proven-
ted anythln serious. The horse wan
hitched to i e out‘t‘iauo of John Bucc-
han, the former exprussmnn. who save
up his business to take chdruc or the
Vendorhoef property in blast avenue.
and contained Mr. i-iitoohun, his wife
and their children. They camr up Wall
atroet and the ntleoiaculnr sioppiuu of
"if! runaway tiifllf Illiiile nour Wafer
street.
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Just Received
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“Your. AnomObflT' :
HI‘OYhOI Hilton“; ‘ ‘ ‘
What lib. Don and How Ibo Don It
—-Oft0n In a Snow-term.
(Jerome K. Jerome in Biageland.)
The stage heroine'a only pleasure In
life is to so out. in a snowstorm with-
on. She has a bonnet, we know
Wm—MW we...»
out an umbrella and with no bonnet 4
(rather a tasteful little thins): we j
have seen it hanging up behind the
door of her room; but when she comes
out for a night stroll. during a heavy
snowstorm (accompanied by thunder),
she in most. careful to leave it at
home. Maybe she fears the snow
will spoil it. and she is a careful
girl.
She always brings her child out with
her on these excursions. She seems
to think that it will freshen it up.
The child does not appreciate the
snow as much as she does. He says
it's cold.
One thing that must irritate the
stage heroine very much on these 00‘
cantons in the way in which the snow
seems to lie in wait for her and fol~
low her about. it is quite a fine night
before she comes on the scene; the
moment she appears it begins to anOW.
it snows heavily all the while she
remains about and the instant site
goes it clears up again and keeps dry
for the rest of the evening.
The way the snow "gties' for that
poor woman is most unfair. it al-
ways snows much heavier in the par-
ticular spot where she is sitting than
it does anywhere else in the whole
street, Why, we have sometimes
800“ a heroine sitting in the midst of
a blinding snowstorm while the other
side of the road was as dry as a bone.
And it never seemed to occur to her
to cross over.
We have even known a more then
usually malignant snowstorm to fol-
low a heroine three times around
the stage and then go off with her.
Of course you can‘t get away from
a snowstorm like that! A stage snow
storm is the kind of snowstorm that
a. w..m ll...— ..
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
. Cool Suits
$10 to. $30
This is the weather y0u men appreciate our thin
suite at their true value. Light-coloredlight-weight
clothes {01' Summer, thin yet durable; the coolest fa-
brics wool can make: The perfect hand needlework
gives them shape-keeping qualities which are lacking
in many of the suits offered genhrally.
Soft, delicate greys, tans, olives, blue aerges, in rough
weaves, tropical worstcds, wool crashes and home-
spune-half and quarter lined with alpaca—in models
for men and young men—coat and trousers, $10 to $30.
We are having a big call for soft shirts; lucky we
bought so many early in the season; they‘re scarce
now. Beauties in aoisette, silk-and-linen and pure silk,
French cuffs, collars 0r neckbands. sec to $3.00.
Separate Summer trousers, $2.50 to $6.
TWO STORES:
would follow you upstairs and want
to come into bed with you.
Another curious thing about those
stage snowstorms is that the moon is
always shining brightly throughout
the whole of them. And it shines
only on the. heroine, and it follows
her abtmt just like the snow .does.
Nobody fully understands what a
wonderful work of nature the moon is
except people acquainted with tho
stage. Astronomy teaches you some-
thing about the moon, but you learn
a good deal more from a few visits to
a theatre. You will find from .tbo
latter that the tnoon only shines on
heroes and heroines. with, perhaps, an
occasional beam on the comic man; it
always goes out when it aces the vil-
lain coming.
if is surprising. too. how quickly
the moon can no out on the stage. At
one moment it Is riding in full to»
diancc in thc midst of n cloudlcss sky
and the next instant it. is none! Just
as though it had been turned oil at the
meter. it makes you unite giddy until
you not used to it.
“FOLLOW THE LEADER.”
tiladlus‘ Home Journal.)
A nervous cotunlul‘cr on his dark.
lonely way home from the railroad aiuv
tlon heard footsteps behind hint. He
had an uncomfortable feeling that he
was being followed. its increased his
speed. The footsteps quickencd ac-
cordingly. Tho commuter darted down
a lane. The. footsteps still pursued
him. in dospcrntiou ho vaulted over
a fence and rushing into a churchyard.
threw himself panting on one of the
crows.
"if he follows me bore.“ lic iltousbt
fcariuliy, “there can be no doubt as to
his intentions."
'i’bc mun behind was following. iic
could hear him scrambling over the
fence. Visions of hittbwuytncu. muni-
ztcu, gnrroters and the like flasltcd
through his brain. Quivol‘lng with
fear, the nervous our arose and faced
his pursucr.
“What do you want?" bc demanded.
“thhy are you followiutr inc?"
"Say." asked the stranger. tuopplnu
his brow. “do you always no homo like
this? i am going to Mr. llruwn’s and
the ruan at the station told mo in mi.
low you. as you lived next door. ldx-
ruse my asking you. but is there much
more to do before we got there?"
8i XTH COMPANY DRI LLG.
m
One of the Tree to be Held Prepara-
tory to Camp Duty at Fort Wright.
The sixth Company hold ono of the
three drills prtumruiory to the i'llt'tllllp.
meat at Fort Wright, where the meal
will no on July Elsi. The company
drilled In the dlfiorcui positions that
are necessary in manning the turns.
The company will assemble at the
Armory on the morning of tho Ziat.
and will march to tho rulrond station,
Wltot'o they will take the this a. in.
train. They will do to Furl H. (l.
Wright, which is situated on Fishers
island, off New motion. in New York
clinic. Another drill will be held on
Friday evening and the final drill on
the pruning of the filth. All the squad
boxes must be packed by Sunday.
Those boxes contain the goods for two
men.
VAORANT WING RACE.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, .iuly film
The Vagrant won the Atlantic Yacht,
Club’s race from New York to lies»
muda, creasing the finish line at if
o'clock this morning. The Shiyesaa.
which had a time allowance of one
hour and thirty minutes, finished at 1
o‘clock.
W
Lester Warren, oi leases place. left
today for Atlantic City, where he will
spend several Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah t}. (ire cry and
8. Treat Btanley. of Norwai . with
Mitts itiihol Phelps, of Pittaflaid. Marian
aehttttetts. took an automobile trip to
Savin Book today. and will there join
the picnioparty oithe Not-walk Con.
monoclonal sands-y infidel.
W--. -.
Fresh new" Day
The New Store South Norwalk
24 Wall St., Norwaik. 14, South Main St.
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QUALITY
'l‘lw succcsacs that have been won on a foundation of chcapuess are as
scarce and unsatisfactory as soap bubbles. Iteal success only follows
worth. and worth commands its price. A wise man is careful in so
lectlnx the food for his beast. A horse is like it onto wnot worth much
unless he's well fed. Anti proper feeding means to him very much
what it docs to you. lionnic liorsc lt‘ocd thome groundl Is composed
of good sweet corn, oats. barley and wheat products, fresh ground
curb (in); siulc western foods may wisely be let alone.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
,,
ilonnfc llorsc Food
Dairy Food
Chick Food
Poultry
Stork i-‘Ot'd
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
PHO OGRAPHS OF CHILDREN
have long been n specially anti success with us. that we have merited
the title of
THE CHILDREN'S STUDIO
We Photograph Childmn at Their But
PICTURE FRAMiNG
All kinds of Framu constantly on hand
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Norwalk Hotel 53 Watt 8t.. Norwaik. Conn.
s
WEAKFISH ....... . ......... 10:; LB. Halibut. Kenneboc Salmon, Butterflnh.
SMALL BLUES ............. 12c LB. Sw0rdfieh. Soft Crabs, Crab Melt, Lit-
STEAK COD ................ 14: LB. tie Necks. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE l08. FREE DELIVERY.
a..-“ a,
.. a.’ -'.. ,._ . . . i l'
i-lugucut to your summer visitors that during vacation Is the time to
tilt for Photographs. The place in
The North Studio
NO. 78 WABHlNGTON RT. IOUTH NORWALK.
A windowing“ rHoroonAPH:
(Washington lirrald.)
Photographed on u ulmlow none at
tho home of fit, l.. in. t'apron at. (lon-
irul t‘liy, Nola, in the turn and figure
of Miss Ailcc lotion. of Quintin. The
likeness was first soul‘s few days one
when Dr. (lepton hntpnnrti to look
into the house from the outside, ale
though facts show that it. was ini-
pressed there a full your one by a
freak of lightning. lit. t'upron was of
course startled at but. because the
image appeared to be,thni of I younlt
woman. ulttlmr at the window. with
features most distinct and denim and
color of dress plainly Visible.
Mitts impart having been an lnti~
mate friend of the (laptops for years.
the doctor was in in doubt tut to the
Identity of the parse revealed in the
picture. On being asked Mitts Mann
remembered wolf being seated limbo
position shown In the window pane
while a thunderstorm was raping out,
side. Bite said it was a little more
than a year alto. (lance bay been re-
corded of the outline! of its n bandit
being registered by lightning. but the
clue of a woman's likens” being pro
served in a pane or stun tuberculin;
new to Nebraska. . ‘ ,‘wu
’IILIOION OF GIRLB.
iiitltiitlilifil'. Colo. July ills-wtiiris
turning to are absolutely irrt-iittioun
urmrdtuu to ilr. Stanley Hail. presi-
dent and professor of psycholotty at
Mark University, Worcester. Mass.
lecturing at the summer Normal
tlchooi i-ichooi here yesterday. Hence
it is. he continued. they are devoted
to rats, putts. psyche knoll. more air-
tries and other ephemeral things.
"The budding girl In as battling a
problem an the soul of a wotuan." lilld
llr. Hail. “and the World now knows
that instead of no soul at all. woman
now thi one. two. three. or even four
more than than.
The young girl in absolutely Irratio-
Ious in her nature. She Is myopic.
seeing the Immediate precept. whereas
a boy looks into the future. Her life
is all emotion and for that reason a
curtain religious fervor is likely to
append to her. Elbe should be protecb
ad from professional religionintn."
TRAIN WRIOK INJURI! I'll/I.
NEW YORK. July 13mm"; persons
were injured when a passenger train
land Rapid Transit hallway jumped
‘the track at Princess Bay Avenue at
Princess Bay this morning.
ashram w
.
Two and three-piece cool Suita.Biue serge and fancy
Mixtures 310.00 to 325.90 .
Very thin Unlined Coats for hot days.
Savings Society
boundior New York on the Staten hr
Mohair . .. . .32.”
Trunks—Everything for the
illiiii Iii yin illiti
WALL STREET, i0210 a. m.——A Vl-
gorous advance in opening prices of
stocks was the consequence of the dis-
prooi of the sensational utterances at.-
tributed yesterday to the German For-
cign Office. Gains in all the principal
active stocks ran from a fraction to a
point and in i'nlon Pacific reached 2.
Northern Pacific 1 3-4. Rock island
pid. i 142, Reading 1 3-8, and St. Paul
and Rock island 1 1-4.
.———-—o
WALL STREET, 1! a. m.——Prlces
rose vigorously until a renewal of the
weakness of Amalgamated Copper
started realizing in all quarters. Can.
ndiau Pacific had been marked up 1%.
Rock island preferred, 2%. Southern
1‘". and a great many others a point.
When the reaction not ill Amalgamated
Copper sold down to 55%. a new low
nicord price for the year, and the ads
vances in other important stocks were
wiped out or largely reduced. A ral-
ly of a point in Amalgamated Copper
steadied prices.
WALL STREET. Noon.-—'l‘hc stock
market showed a good undertone in
sales after the opening bulge. The
urgent short ctwcring at that time
accrued to exhaust the demand, btit
prices Wm‘kt‘d back to the highest
again before noon. Union Pacific rose
21... American Linseed preferred
sold at an advance of it. United Dry
(kinds at a decline of ii and St. Louis
and San Francisco second preferred.
11-4. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——'l‘here was
no feature to the market between 12
and 1 o‘clock, fluctuations being un-
important and trading normal. Ana-
conda advanced l H and Louisville it
Nashville 2 points.
TROLLEY ARBITRATORS MEET.
NEW HAVEN. .luly ill. The arbi-
trators in the wage dispute between
the Connecticut t‘ompnny and its con
ductors and moiormen resumed their
sittings this morning in the superior
court room in the county building. The
trolley-mun were represented by W. it).
Flutter-aid, of the national executive
board, and by National Treasurer Rea-
in Orr, who came to this city from
Springfield. Mass. last night.
Economy
ll seldom popular. but it in the
most essential element of
sin-con
You cannot succeed loan with.
out it. and now in the tinle to
begin
Economical people usually have
savings accounts and we invite
your:
The South Norwaik
Trust Co.
4% On lavinol
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NORWALK
iNOOIPOIATID‘lm
DEPOSITS OVER 33.775000
George M. Holmes. President.
War. A. cunts. Vlu-l’ffllllflh
White and Fancy Stripe Pants with cuff bottoms.” and u
Khflkl Pants duo-nun."nun-un-u..unon-o .1”
Odd Trousers 01.00 to ".00
Hot weather Underwear .soti per un‘i‘mont.‘
Coat Shirts, soft collar, double cuff . . . . . . $1.00, It.”
Colored interwoven Socks, sauna weight.
Bathing Suite ”.100 up~
Summer Oxfords, all leathers
Straw and Leather Suit Cases
Price’s Ole—thing Store". ',:‘??’*
98 Washington Street, South Norivalk
Blue Berna ”mumps.” .
...........t3.00. “.00
«.00 up
vacation.
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Loon.ontttrsrn «
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tents, and Erbsloeh gained an interna-
tional reputation when in 1907 at St.
Louis he won the international cup fill
the distance race for balloons.
His companions were Herr Toelle, a
manufacturer of Barman. two ensl-
neera, Her Kranz and Herr Hoeppe.
and Herr Spicke, the motorman. The
Erbsloeh was constructed last year
and had bad a dubious career. The
first time it descended it crashed into i
a clump of trees and its occupants
narrowly escaped injury.
A few days ago during a trial flight
a propeller was broken. " .
The balloon, which was of the-non-
rigid type, had just been made over ‘
preparatory to the establishmentfifi
a passenger service between Elliott ‘L ’
and nearby points. Today it wnp‘ln- V,
dated for a final test by the crew. The
ascent was made near Opladen and
during a fog; ‘
There were few eye-witnesses of the
accident. According to these the alert
was well tirade. The Erbsloeh role
gracefully. pushing its WAy throuzh
the fog to a height estimated at so,-
cral hundred yards. At this altitude
a series of evolutions was begun. T0
the onlookers the airship appeared to
obey her helm perfectly. Suddenly
titer was a loud report and at the mo-
ment the forepart of the vessel crum-
pled up and the gondola was twiltod
about until It appeared as though
standing on one end. As the In 00-
raped from the forward compartment
the prow swayed downward. For a .
flash the airship fluttered like u
wounded bird and then tell swiftly to
earth.
Erbaloch and his companions were
killed the second that they struck the .
ground. Their heads were battered in
and every limb was broken.
An examination of the nimble
showed that the benzine tank but!
burst, tearing to shreds the rubber on: ,«
vclopc directly above it. The deltruev
tion of this envelope refined the bow
to collapse. The stem compartmwt
was still titled with gas when It attack r t
the ground.
The death of filth-loch and his crew
with the destruction of the balloon; far
which much had been hoped. followln
closely upon the loss of Count. 2109
He‘s txiutachland. has caused [labor
in aviation circles. and tho gubllc.
shocked by the accidental deal ”It
ti'l'tlly of Chariot: Stewart Rolls. the
English aviator. are much depreflod
by the addition of Erbttloeb to the ten
list of (immune Who had tell. their
lives while ballooning.
i
(incur Erbnloob had made many out
lap successful balloon flights. in the .
8t. tout- aeriei race. when he took
from the United Stated to Gorilla!
the international cup which but! boon
won the your before by blunt. Fro
It. mum at Paris. he covered I d ,
tattoo of tits miles. martin; at It.
Louis in the balloon Pommorn. no land-
ed at Asbury Park. N. 1.. two. on»
further from the point of smut than .
bio nearest competitor. Mr. “him.
of Franco. - " ‘
in February. 1909, Erhalooh motto I
remarkable balloon trip acme the
Alps. Hlon balloon was tho Berlin and
it remained In the lib forfthirty noon.
reaching a maximum altitude offshoot
tattoo foot. An average temperature
of about it degrees below “to VII 01- . .
parlanced. .
The death roll of aviators rm .'
lengthened today be it who have m
killed since September it. not. its ‘
to ten years ago the record stood . .
iii. On July it Charles Wail“
to his death at fibelmtt. imam
terday the English sportsman.
fltswnrt noti- tiled beneath the ,
end his crew
mama: A. Illa My {True-
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