SI JH HS
.iiev. Richard J. Carroll. ol‘Hari-
iord, to Take Up Duties in
South Norwaik Parish
HHHIHHHIEH ELSEWHERE '
iHEIIE HEHH HHHHEHHEHE
Described as a Fine Preacher
and a Good Business Man ‘
I
Announcement has just been made
by the Right Rev. John J Nilun bis-
hop or the Diocese of Hartford. of the
appointment of the Rev Father Rlch- .
a'rd J. Carroll to the pastorate of St.
Juseph‘n Church, of this city. which
has been without, a regular pastor for
more than a year, or since the death
of the late beloved Rev. li‘alllct‘ WHI-
llnm Maher. Lil). [father Carroll comes
to St. Joseph’s Church front St. iAtw~
rehet‘ O'Toolo's Church. Hartford, of
which he. has been pastor for several
years
it is confidently plcdittcd thttt Fath-
er Caltolls appointment to the pits-
torate of Si .iost-phn Church will be
eminently plouulng to the members of
the Diil‘Ittil. tor everybody who knows
him apcnlts vcry highly of hltn. both
as it nnnt illitl us pnstor. l<‘uthcr Car.
fall la at until right in the prime of
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(Continued on Eighth l’nge.)
HIHII‘ PHEIHEHAH
iHHHIiH HIHHIIHHEH
Leaves State' a Etnpioy Today By
Order oi Board
it was icurnt-d ycstcrdny that Sluio
Policeman Merrill 8. luncks. quite
Weii- known in the Norwalks had been
dinmisat-d from the force by it vote
or the commission taken at a meeting
held in the Capitol on July ti, his ucl':
vice to and today. The reason for
this action on the part of tho stute |lt\-
lice coltiillianlollors are not madl- pub-
lic but are understood to have been
ample. Supcrlutoltdent Thomas Fl
Egon. when halted yesterday socmed
surprised that the information had bi"
come public. but declined to any uny-
thing about it or civil to any that Ml.
[bucks had been dismissed. saying
that the information should collie
from Judge Marcus ll. Holcomb, who
in ascrttiztry of the board.
Judge llolcotnh. who one in south-
ington yostcrduy, was rcuchcd by tel-
ephoni- and he ('UIHHHI‘IHMHH tho report
but attltl that thc commissioners did
not cure to make public tin-tr reasons
for the action tnhon. .ll'nluc .Iolm
ll. l'orry, ol Southport, \t ho ti: prohi~
dent oi“ the board of conduit-atolls”.
has suilod for Europc ulucc titc int-ct.
tux.
None of tho illliltIli'l‘ti oi [3.0 iorco,
no it was turned, that. t-rcnltnt, know
of the fiction of the itititl'ti tn dismiss:
lng i'uiloontun Lourlm. itiiiH the canal-
or tbc uctlon in probably known only
to tho polit'cmtttl tutti iilc mclniu'ra of
the board who attended the meeting.
it war. said. however. by him: who urn
In touch with the work of tho ntutc
pollen thul Mocks hua lu-t-n criticized
by his altpct‘iot‘a for itciluu too touch
upon his own illitlhllt’o ruthcr thnn
tloputuiiug upon the order oi the un-
perintmtdt-ot or lilo assistant, iilliH that
this may how bad to do with his dis-
tluunul.
An instance of this appeared in Hurt-
iord a low months due when he ruitlod
it diurcputnpio lnuluo. tillil it appeared
lutor iltnt ilc hutl received no order
from hittpt-rinteudcnt l‘ and to that end
tutti the superintendent dill not know
of the not until utter the mid had been
made. Policeman l.onc.kk who lives
in Attitiortl, has been if tunic police-
men since tin» force was organized.
tutti tutu been oam-cinily nctivi- in work
connected with violations of the liquor
“th|.
Hill IiHIIEH HIIE
iIHI HHHI’EHHEH
increases of Five Gents a Hun-
tired Pounds Effective
Augusiylrot
WASHINGTON. July HEN-“TIN. intcr~
ethic Commerce commission unnoune
on today that the recently filed tariffs
tucking advances in the freight rates
on cattle and dressed beet between
tittieshcagnd New York illiti not been
no
.. who matter areas through an inquiry
(rent an important New York business
how: new tothe browsed rates. The
new tariff fixes the rates on cattle at
3: cents I hundred pounds and on
d . It. lip cents I hundred.
things and New York.
lKenna. of Weetport.
John Newman tor chief hanger
and Frank Lawton for Sub
Dhiei Ranger
. m"
The regular bimonthly meeting of
the ForeitterI of America. Court Nut
ruk.‘No. 58. was held last evening. at
which time the oflleers for the ottsulns
term were elected and installed. 'l‘nero
was a. goodly number of members pres-
ent and the installation Work was un-
der the direction of Deputy Daniel Mco
l‘ho work Wan
tuirrled out in an exemplary manner.
and all were well pleased with the
smoothness with which the entire eye.
ning's program was carried out. The
new paraphernalia was used. The fol-
lowing officers were elected and then .
installed:
C. R.-John J. Newman.
. 8...C R.~—Frank I) Lawton.
'R S w~Willlam Dixon
8. WMTH‘ODHIS Newman.
J. W.-—Ole Haakernu.
8. h.—-—.ialues Cook.
.l. B.—-Edward Mcilhoney.
Lecturer—James L. Dyer.
There was one new candidate re-
ceived last evening at the meeting and
it was voted to hold the next meeting
on Wednesday, the 27th. instead of
Thursday, the 28th. because so malty
of the members wish to uttentl the cir-
ens.
nitrous truth
on to us lililllill
T. F. McElarney Collected Sev-
eral Hundred Dollars, Then
Skipped—Jdarried Bridge-
port Young Lady
BRIDGEPORI‘. July idefter (‘iil-
bezaling several hundred dollars col—
lcctcd froth William \‘ollmcr, ('illt'l of
of the South Norwullt police, ’l‘ux (foi-
lector .i. M. Donneiiy. Everett .i. tulle.
City Clerk Stephen lioocher nud oth-
ers. 'i‘.‘ h‘. iticitlrlarnoy of tttiii Myrtle
avenue has escaped from the city. The
magnitude of the criluou was not
known until today utter ile had for.
felted a bend of sum in the city court.
Posed n Advertising Mart.
Mcl-Zrlurney cann- to this city son
oral months ago anti post-ti us on till:
vortislng tunu. lie secured cmpioy
them with .i. .i. ()‘Ncili, publisher or
neveral periodicals identified with in
our organisations. He appeared to
be an honest man and ofton told
O'Neil that ho was glad the “crooks"
were that being driven truth the busi-
noes.
McEi‘idrnoy did collecting for ltd-
vertlaentents from all parts of the
state and claimed that ho turncd the
money in to O'Neill. His undoing oc-
curred several Weeks auto when a
ntmtufncturer of the city tclcphoIn-d
O'Neill and told him of a proposition
McEriurney had mndc. 'l‘hcu tl‘Nt-lll
Duluth to watch the man llltll‘t' closely.
Married Mica Baker.
About six weeks ago he married one
Moot linker, of this city. and follow-
lily, that time lived in grout style.
t$‘th|l ltopt posted and found that
Mcldrlnrnoy was spending about twice
as n-ncit as his salary every wee-it.
Although he sitspecteti him for u long
time. no evidence that would warrant,
threat could be obtained until yester-
day when advice was rcccived from
the city clerk and tax colicctor illnl,
they had paid Mchrinrnoy Slit which
had not been turned over to O'Neill.
.\ warrant was then drawn churning
Mcit‘lurnoy with embezzlement of 816
and he was arrested.
Members of Mn. McErinrncy'u ltlnl~
ily bottled It bond of $100 cash of po-
lio. headquarters iaht evening for ox-
smiuation. The cone wna culled in
the city court this tuntnlun. but Mr.-
ldlnrney was not to ho tootnl 'tne
build Willi called mid lilo tticoncti tliti
not but in an uppnnruncc tinonlthout
the looming.
Pound Large Doialcstion.
At this time Mr. O‘Neill lu-zun in
holler. that it would pay to motto i‘nr-
lher investigation into the cusp.
lmltiu over hilt books he found thnt
the em element or Mclfiierney would
Itnuunt to several hundred dollars
which had been collected from aunts ut
the roost prominent men of lilo unite.
Mr. O‘Noiil was trouble to elute this
afternoon the exact untount which had
been inhibit.
The police are at work on the cave
Ind hope to apprehend hicidhtrnuy he
tore many hours. lie was it resident
of this city and well known tot he
worked among the inset. in-mnlnent
residents. the marriage to Mina tis-
itdt‘ WI! liopt quiet for lit-Verdi dnyl
Ind chino II I surprise to their many
lfltltltin on must of their dim-tan-
cos in In. HI ll 80 youth out while
she is not yet 20 years old and well
known thrculhout the city
lie had Worked on boom of the
State Brlchllyar‘u assticintion of
which O'Neill had charge and also an
the lotto“ of the Fedemtlon of lAbor.
it is not known how much was emits:-
lied on thus books. tiuvcrsi Iti-
count! were found marked paid \vhett
O‘Neill had found no italic of the men-
or.
area «roomy.
‘V Al Flour, per bag. sue
nest nutter yer "lull one.
, 3 it». YAID Hills.
3 sheets '1 tool. nob. ~ ‘
when you}. me a Manual».
HliiEH HEHI HEIIHEHH
IilIHHEH
Dr. I-iawley Harvey Drippen Not
Discovered on Board of
the Lusitania Today
lilillltlllilltll in
Hill on iililtlil
Body Found in Trenton. hi. 1.,
Somehat assembled Suspect
NEW YORK, July iii-«Tho first of
the big liners on which it was thought
l)r. lluwlcy Harvey Crlppen might
reach here from England. whose police
have requested his arrest. passed up
the bay early today after having under
gone a search at Quarantine which
failed to reveal any sign of the Amorl
can physician. whose wife was found
murdered in his London home. The
steamer was the Lusitania. which left
England on saturdny. when Dr Crip-
pen was supposed to have taken pas—
sugc for title country in company with
u young woman named Ethci tlluro HIE
ncve. formerly the doctor‘s stonoxraph
Ili'.
The summer St. Pnnl, duo froth
Souihnutpton some time tomorrow;
the Cedric, due from Liverpool on Sun-
day anti on all other steamers front
English ports reaching here within the
ucxt few tHlLVS will be searched by the
New York police. German liners
which lunch at an English port will
no tit arched by the llobokcn police on
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HEHIHEH iiili HIEH .
HI IiHHHHIIHlI
Weapon Violin, whom“! (lice
ping About Nude. Believed
to Be George Andrews
The man who dropped tit-nil in
Weatport, froth cxhnnstion nntl dclir-
tum. tilounht to have followed a pro-
longed dchttttclt. is beiiovcd to “HIV”
been John F. Andrews. of hit-rhino.
-irom a letter ionnd in the pocket oi
nurntcnts the man had discarded.
lie was econ by an cmpioyc of Rob
on it. (Tolcy, of that place. nude. and
hopping about in the sun with every
indication of insanity, and when he
was reached lived but a few momenta.
llc wuz‘. covered with scratches irotn
hood to loot, built) bruised. ntttl ltud it
severe cut open his face probublr
calmed by a fall.
lie had been often or twice in tho
numo locality but run when any one
upploachcd httn. utnl it true only when
in the lust Mutton oi cxhnuulion that
any one was nblc to rent-h Iiiltl. Medi-
cal Examiner lir. Frederick l’owt-rs.
gave it all his opinion that tho liillli
died from delirium and exhaustion.
in the pocket of his cothcs was
ionnd to letter sent from Now llriinin
to John lv‘. Andrews of Morldcu. which
is supposed to be the dead man's
name. it tutti lucioscd u chock for Sit.
The remains were lttkltll to h‘nhlo's tttt
«forfeiting rooms whom they nro still
bulnk held. pending a claim by some
relatlvc, bill if not claimed today will
be buried at the expense of the toWu.
Merldt-tl authoritlcu have been cont
ntunicuted with tryiuu to locate.
friends or relatives.
Dr. Powars said the unfortunate
man were dark clothes. proud nutter
wear. Was about six foot two inches
in hoiltht. wolithod ubont HHHHH pounds.
bud reddish hair and a board of about
two weeks“ growth and was bold upon
the top of the bond. Up to last night
no one had clnimed the remains.
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PDIT JEFFERSON
DUDTDI DFFIDE
i8 IIDLISIIED
Docs Was important Post But
Wes Pitt Out of Business "
by flow York Dlty
WAhtilNG'l‘Ohl, ‘July 16.»-Artbur
N. Randall. for many years surveyor
or customer at Port Jeleraon, N. Y..
after many efforts to ‘,ronign has
been relieved of duty. but the only
way in which this could be Iceomv
pitched was to abolish the post.
We. Once important.
i’ort Jefferson. ones important in
the clinician service became complete
ly overshadowed by New York city.
and the business dwindled until the
poet oii surveyor became vary but
tructive. “illicit Mr Randall offered
his resignation. 'l‘hc treasury depart
ment tried but was unable to one
any one to take his place. sir. Ran
dull continued to press the depart.
meat for a decision and. yeIterdsv.
telling pity upon hits. the et'liuials
twitch thectit assault "snatched the
If the 11m tliItrlci
HWae Reported
Landed~ _
W } p.
The freight. Hitter “Magnum;
between The NorWnilps and New York
city. drifted about helplessly for a
time in Hell Gate yesterday aftorltoon
on tuvcouut of an unusualnhouuh not.
unheard of. accident: Cbptsin' Moses
iirM’liuon und crew not. out from New
York on time, bonded for South N0r~
walk, and us they were xolux through
llcll Gate, the Marion became unman-
sausblc Application of power failed
to have any effect}. n d it was quickly
concluded that she ltd dropped her
propeller wheel. .
it was reporwddhdi the Marion was
just about to out? the rocks when
she vies pick up: by the in: John
Dolley. but at the fifties of the Nor
walk Steamboat mnany it. well
maintained this In the that the ves-
sel was not in (finite uch tt-orecnrlous
plight. 'l‘hc liialtowrned the Marion
over to the to it McCurl, which
towed her to tooth orwsllt The Met
(intl remained in Moth Norwaik oVor
night and today is taking the Marion
to New York for “repairs.
HIHIHHH HHHHHHI
Iii HPIIIHHIHHHH
Joseph Belszman. ct Kossuilt
Street. Cut Up by Club
and Stone
M
Joseph ltaiaaman. of in Kosenth
atrtset. appearcd before the police this
morning to make cotnpluint about an
namult committed n him last niltht
llnlaeantan lookud t I'pari. for be had
been half killed. its had been very
badly cut and bruised about the bend.
particularly shove tle eyes. and it re-
oulred ilr Itoberl iii. \tolte‘tt nominee
for some time to not him in present-
ublc shape -
According to ilninasmnn' a statement
to the police ht- was on his way ihmngh
Lexington avmtuc. when six or seven
menu set upon him “Mi bcat pad stoned
him. evidently this: bin in the
tint-iv for some pots;
had previously he!“ he pn-
lic o are tut out ligating
BIG NABEHDUSE
FliiE iii NEW YORK
NEW YORK. July Nine firemen
\vcrc tlt'crctlltlc to ammonia and
smokc in a tu-oularm fire which SUI!“
ted in the slorupo warehouse or ldnde
dc Hon shortly before midnight, and
one not under control until some throt-
hours tutor. 'i‘ho warehouse, on .luy
street, is the ury center of a district
tillcd with cotmnianiou hotter-a. alert
our houses. and shops which contain-
millions of dollurs‘ worth of lnilanr
lnuhlc material. and the firemen work-
cd hard to confine tho llamas to the
building in which fltey started. The
loan was about titltiutio. to which may
be added it considerable lose to tit-at-
era in perishable fruits ului vegetables.
arising: truth the fact that the coat
tttission merchants rioinu luminous
near HTTP scone of the tire could not
rcncn their places of business inside.
the tire HHHt‘H in ntuuy instances for
several hours.
... .... ”......
PRESIDENT IELLEII
TD TEDTIFH TDDAH
NEW HAVEN, July in. interest ill
the proctwdlnss today before thi-
hoard of Arbitrators which is honrlun
evidence in the when dinpntu hetWecn
tho Conrcticut Company anti lia trot.
laymen cluttered in tho
which President hit-lien. of the N. ‘L.
N. H. & H. R. IL. Wlli‘l impacting i0
hive when he took the ennui this morn.
urt. Vlcol’reaidont lltnitlnnd of the
New Haven rond. who nppi urn for the
ifouncctitntt company. nunouuced m
tutdsy that with tho Ottt‘ttirtitm of pub
iiux on another witness the centrality
had about cdtttpleiud its i'lllit‘. The re-
lruiulug witness he sold Would be
President hit-lied. W ti tr‘it..v.geruiti of
tic 'Ptoiicyhiotiti Nittiottni t-xtntllivo
totutnitiuc. who Is upcurlnig for the
men. attired that ho tutti little further
Icatllitony to submit. itlttl it was our
.cctud that the hearings would be com:
'lctoil by tontotrow.
MVl‘t’lRiO e Fill in nuanced.
liAit’l‘Fo ..inly if: A fire that
lituricd myota chair in the upper floor
of the Hindi y worebuuitc. ill to DD
iteediey him. this “morning did dam.
no estimated I!“ 'I‘hc upper
mrtlco of the buildllie.‘ n valto cg
brick structure. was badly suit
but September there true a similar”
the in the building. and the orient was
a mystery.
Ilium today were distributed
between the connection met Ocul-
puny. which admitted It loss of ”.000.
stock owned by the Poet and Miter
(importer. demand to the amount of
under. and the lmlth- Cenotaph cola»
puny. which lost coeds wort sever-m
thousand culture. I. J. lined eva-
sr of the buildinl. cstlnnmd hiIt lull
between Slum and 310.000. The love.
as are covered by insurance.
Wu.-
“the Watts store ht advertising
We in
testimony ‘
George A. Wells. of Englewood.
N. 1.. Taken With Dizzy Spell
at Bella island
subroutine
llilil; our our
Miss Mildred Glover’s Close Call
at Hickory Bluff
George A. Walls. of Englawood. New
Jersey. who is spending the summer
at the 'l’odd Cottage. Bell island. had a
narrow escape "from drowning yester-
day afternoon. its had entered the
water in company with his wife and a
party of friends. when he was taken
with a diary spell. and fainted. his
head. going under the water. Mrs.
Wells noticed his condition at once,
and went to his uulsthuce. as she did
so calling on the others nearby. Mr.
Wells was quickly removed from the
water, and efforts were made to re-
store illtn to consciousness. while telc~
phone calls were sent to South Nor-
walk for physicians. lira. R. M. Wolfe
and Jean Dumortler responded.
This morning Mr. White had appar-
ently recovered all right and was re.
ported as doing very nicely.
Girl Nearly Lopes Life.
Miss Mildred Glover. of Stamford.
one of tho- younpr lutly bothers at tho
'l‘uthill pavilion. Hickory Bluff, went
out beyond her depth Wednesday at-
ternoon. and came very near losing
her life. The girl was very much
frightened. bill her cries for help at:
tractctl attention. and she was rescued
lift; norm afterward aplmnxc ll to be all
is f
Hilltii Hiihltt
HHEH HHElI IH HHHHHH
Austin Fletcher, Doing Nicely at
the hospital and Expected
to Recover
A
'l‘hc hearing of the ‘nuc of Henry
F. Walters, who yesterday accidentally
runt into and seriously iiutlrctl Austin
Fletcher. non of ilr. and hire. 1‘. A.
H‘Ht'll‘lti‘l', of New York. who sutnmer in
South \Yilton. bus lit-cu postponed un-
til Monday morning at to o'clock, to
await the result oi the injuries sua-
lulucti by the lad. Attorney William
F'. 'i‘tutttunn}; of the South Not-walk
sido or the town court. will prosecute
tittfcnac, an Attorney Loo i‘iitltl ta ctr
ioyinlt his unuuai vacation, and Watch
or llnhln-ll have hccn retained as chair
sol tor the thinner.
(ircat interest has been manifested
in the lnd'u condition, nod all will be
very glad to hear that at the hospital.
witcro he has been ninco yesterda)
mot-ulna. he is slightly improved and
that his chances for ultimnto recur
t-ry are quite bright. _
The boy is liiu only child of the
Piotr-hots. and they are extremely on»
tons over his condition. lilo mother
Imi [other were at tile- hottplittl you
tertiay allocation. and route again in
Norwalk this morning in their unto-
ltloblic. which is run by Addison Ann.
tin. of South Norwuik uinl Wraipori.
Witt-u llr. lt‘lcicltcr lull tho hon till
the boy's conditionwnn “really imp ov~
lid. be having renamed (tiiillt'ltitlflwifl
unit his pulm- beitnt hetlor thnn It any
limo ulocc tho accident. ills pnrcnt:
Worn greatly encouraged front the to
polls. they rt-coltutl ubout lliftl.
.\l.t lvl’ h‘lctchtr watt it further Over
took student utni is wulllknown about
i‘hu Norwaik‘t, having many Meade.
elm turnout of his accident with rt»
lirot.
‘l‘hc canto ligation Wniturtt. on the
citarut- of reckless drlvluu. it is said. hi
not it very strong one. for his hitherto
utnri reputation halt proved him it care-
tul driver. and all the wltustnm that
have been found of the southeast apron
that he was not coins over eight or
nine miles an hour. and that he could
not possibly have avoided that acct
dent. so suddenly did the boy appear
to treat of the machine.
Air. Waiters feels very badly about
his cecldeut and has heard the [cod
nerve of the boys improvement with
glutinous. its on item locked up from
the time of the accident. yesterday
morning about it o'clock until 7
uclonlt tut cranium. Itthmtgh his em“
player, W. A nonfat-ti. was really to
but on bonds all day. its is now out
on a bond of time to await the hose
infi‘en blender.
its curtailment of the can extinct
Mr. Waiters lies in the fact that he
was driving without. the pulsar equip-
ment of been» numbers, and he ttrill
probably he held on this charge after
the other cm is disposed of.
Misc Ethel Falter who is Visiting
hills tinsel dinner. of Walt this
street. anticipates returning home to
Pctiuhkeepeie on can under.
dismount funnies mundane
to count the motes ‘
Will our». tut tat '
i
IIIHI HIHIHHHI HH
Bainer’s Bridge. liowaytoo
of Paul Mnxyel. in Ely avenue, this
afternoon. and reported that a man“
was lying in the out near Gainer'e
Brid‘ . at Rowayton. with one foot
crushed and other injuries, caused by
being run over by a train.
The man was a stranger. and ap-
peared to be a Lithuanian, bathe gave
little information about himself.
Mr. Lengyl at once got into com-
munication with Mayor Robert M.
Wolfe, and he responded to give the
man medical attention. At press. ti a
Dr. Wolfe and Mr. liens}!!! was in
Rowayton looking after the ma. ‘ .
The man' in name was Charles True-
chog, aged 23 years. and he was on
his way from Bridgeport to New York
on a freight train. lie said he was
looking for work. His left foot was
badly crushed and may have to be
uninitiated. lie was taken to the heir
pital by Mr. langyel.
HIEIIHIEH HHHHIIHH
HHH IilIE HHEHHH Hill
The Freighter James .8. Whitney
on land Bank in Vineyard
Sound
VINEYARD HAVEN. Moss. July 15.
---'l‘he Metropolitan Line freight
steamer James 8. Whitney. bound
from New York for Boston, ran
aground on Middle (lronnd. s submerg-
ed tuud bank in Vineyard Sound, dur.
ing a dense to; at 7 o'clock this morn-
ing. Soon after the steamer grounded
fire broke out in one of the cargo com-
partments between decks. The com-
partment whore the tire was discover-
ed was filled with steam in an effort
to, sntottler the flames. 0
The second officer or the Whitney
was sent here by, Captain W Ora)
well during the foreseen to continual-5.
. run with the agents of the line.
The second odicor was of the opin-
ion that the blaze would yield to the
extinguishing power of the steam and
that the tire dantuge would not be very
heavy. it was also thought that the
tire would not cxtcttd beyond the sin
gie compartment in which it was dis
covered. '
The Whitcny la a steamer of 1.926
lbs and carries a crew of thirty.
Soon after the tire was controlled,
the revenue cutter Acuuhnet arrived
tram Woods Hole and the steamer was
heated. She proceeded on her way to
Boston.
The about where the Whitney rested
is of mud and soft sand. and the etcatn-
t-r‘s bottom was not dantased.
...—...... ...—....
LAUNCH TRIPS POPULAR.
The frequent trip of the conlmodious
launch Matt from the Roles Point
lloclt has proved one of the most pop-
ular features at that resort this led-
son. The boat is safe. speedy and
manned by a competent than. Noth-
in" but expressions of delight are
heard from those who have taken this
delightful trip. The fare is only we.
During the moonlight nights the regu-
lar trips will be made alternating with
trips around the eastern side of Bell
island then around Tavtru and Smith
islands and back to the dock. Faro
tm‘ either trip lilo.
—
i EIiEiHHIIlIiIH '
Stranger Found in the cut at
Stephen Kuehltos came at the cafe j_
pea lion Participants ,
ion to Attorney Dennison
HHIIHHIIH HHHHIHHIHHEH
how the lion. Nelson w. MIMI
neuron in Produdingdf
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DANEtiRY,.=*July iii—The swim
hat" ntpntrfacturers are somew
worked up over the claims mode.
Representative Rox‘ers and one or fwd:
other Bulke'iey then in Danbury
Connecticut's senior senator yr
in the recent tariff bill restored to _
figures it contained as framed by
sressman Hill in the Ways and ,
Committee in the House after '1
Senate's Finance Committee had '
it in mo. The schedule was route
to its oriignal shape and the but. ,
have been jubilant about this ‘ 1,
since. but they know very well who ,
they have to thank for it. and W
annoyed that Senator Bullteiey or laid
friends for him should try to steel
another-s timber
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(Conttnued on Fourth Pm)
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Not-walk investment 00.. Soul b New:
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also furnished apartments of three
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Norwalk Chronicler