Almanac for Tomorrow 5:35: sets 7 :aa. a. at: 9:4 ft m. " JAN 8 ARTZN m ..M..- MW , ”pulse OlNcTiNIL TlLttPHONE sw- lisp-rims»! 7 union: Department ,iésnch Office. Namath clitor's Residence ty Editor's Iissidsnos , NEED THAT I8 URGENT. a voting last night to give the citi~ o! the city an opportunity at the l election to express themselves ‘ better city quulters issue, the men took a step that onsets with wmiilllo aproval. The step was not a hasty en‘s, but one that has received rend consideration for many weeks dud in the direction or bringing about an improvement that the great major- ity. at the citizens of the city have long sit is surely needed That the present city quarters are inadequate and a ‘ positive detriment to the welfare of a city, and have been for years, there ,0 doubt, and it is therefore no mat tarot surprise that there is prxmticaily a unanimity of feeling that now is the time to take action. . ‘ W... ‘, HILL FOR SPEAKER. , (Waterbury Republican.) There is some talk that in case beaker Caution is returned to the ouse.’ but is unavailable for speaker, owing to insurgent opposition. Con— jtrassmau Hill may be put forward by tile stalwarts. as acceptable to both ‘ opublican factions. iiy temperament, ,mllipment and training, he would fmske an ideal presiding officer and ' ouid not be likely to repeat the xhastiy mistakes which have made the . present speaker so widely disliked. ;.L ‘ -———~——- MM‘VEARS AGO TODAY. Thursday, July 19, 1900» 71w)“ . ... A delegation oi members of the South Norwalk Congregational church ' called on ltev. l)r.<ueraid i-l. Heard for ‘ the purpose of requesting him to con utinue as pastor of the church. Major 'i‘racvy Waller, of New Lon don. Judge advocate on the staff oi Brlgddisr General Russell Frost, ton- dered his resignation. . -———-—~—O-«—— TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAV. Saturday, July 19,1890. The residence of i}. M Benedict. lll Slim street. was discovered to be on lire, but was extinguished with a loss of about $50. , The Western llnlon Telegraph (lolli- ‘psny's building in Broadway. New Vork. was damaged to the extent of $600,000 by fire, which gutted several floors. - The cottage of Vlcei’resident Levi P. Morton and his partner, George Bliss. at Saratogu, N. Y.. was entered by burglars. and “0,000 worth of dia- rnouds and iewulry siololi. > The Bridgeport jail was struck by ,1 lightning and a portion of the boil “ _ entered duller Wolls‘ room, rendering . Jim scusoluas l‘or hull‘ an hour. M. ..-.,..........-.. RIGHT TO THE POINT. , Bummer warning: don't take such a long vacation that the firm finds ll can set along without. you. St. Louis .flioboi'kiinonral . ii‘ s; -u~o....-......_ , ~0— ‘ A publishing house in lndiuna has ' Milli a contract for l ..000 000 copies of . ,valt in Africa. " isn't nonmbody underestimating the number .l tors in this country? llouulon i Post. *0»- York is not ordinarily thought summer resort yet 2 mil slu are registered at tho (‘olumblo 'lty summer school ~~i’lovi .. _,.iourual. Edition in brooms. Would not ii iii oil be more appropriate?“ lush Palladium. ll . / ”.W’ ~ . if titers were» a president in . house some day who would 1 V some methods to the United government that Mayor Garner up! to the city government? ' bdrm retrenchment and re— io‘nsl sham ceased to be iisrnlslmNew York World done years ago. Uncle Bun raisin have” ‘ on aviati that... by, '1‘ it. mimosa rented his farm for almost enough to pay his beard. -Merlden Journal 3“» A disappointed aviator committed. ‘ suicide undo. Massachusetts the other day. Thanh m. to have been an- necessary his. He might have kept g:—-acranton Tribune-lie? publlcan. ~O-v Harry Thaw must envy Porter Charlton’s collection of 'I‘confased in- sanity." “exbsllstlve psyoloals" and “hebephrenla."-—0leveland Leader. nun-.4— Mr. Carnegie has sent a diplodocus to the enter of Russia. Well. this will probably be better appreciated by his ' majesty than one of those slmplliled spelling books which Mr. Carnegie stands ior.-—-Scraaton 'l‘rlbune-ltepubli- can. ~O~ Correct form now requires that the handshake be made at the waist line. and a lot of people are in for a heap of embarrassment trying to locate that line.—-New Haven Times-Leader. \ .5... , It is discovered that neroplanlng is ' a sure cure for insomnia. After one fall a long sound sleep is guaranteed. Mliridgeport Post. .. ~40.— ’i‘he drowning fatalities are mostly of those who can't swim, or who can swim too well. Many fellows after becoming proflient in this art. seem to want to swim out into deep water and walk in on the bottom.—-—Merldon Jour- psi. 4—- A Wellesley college professor do clares that the two sexes are not equal and the day when they will be is far distant. This is and newa for inferior man.»Providence Journal. -.M This talk of keeping ilryan out of the indlana campaign is the most con- vincing sign of Deinocratlu harmony yet observed.’-~-l)etroit Free Press. Uncle N. I). Sperry has received enough congratulations to re-elect him to his sent in congress on his birthday. Ho deserves thcmr-‘New Haven Jour~ uni-Courier. ~Q.- Colonel Roosevelt is one man who is willing to make speeches for tho rogu lore and the insurgents alike—dierk shire Eagle. ~—O—- We have no wish to criticize or find fault. but does innot seem to ho a curious provision on the part of an tore that when you need ice the meal it melts the fastesti’v-(fhicagu 'i‘ribnne. A highway robbery in Massachu- sotis! What is io become of the wild and Woolly easi‘.“ Louisville (‘ouriur- Journal or... ADAMS-GLOVER Daughter oi Etc-Mayor C. L. GloVer Weds Best Man at Her Parents’ Marriage A very (lllli‘l wedding took place yesterday at the Norwalk Congrega- lloual church parsonage m tho alter- noou, when Miss Currie May Glover, daughter of cat-mayor Charles L. Glover. the Norwslk grouwyman, W? Joined in matrimony with Theodore .. Adams. a retired business man of Rotitlllig. Mr. Adams was formerly in business in Springfield, Mass. and is now the owner of a large grist mill in lledding. H0 is considered as very wealthy. ill-v, George D. Egbert oillrlatod and the time of the wedding was 3 o’clock. (ins remarkable incident in connection with the wedding is the fact that the groom soled as best man to Charles l.. (lion-r, the lather of the bride, when he was married. This was some time ago. as filo dangluer is now twenty years of ago. Mr. Adams Is seventy- liw yours old. ”lbs only people present wore the nwmlmru oi the family of Miss illovor and aim was given away by her fath- er, who also acted in the capacity of the best man,, than repaying Mr. Adams (or his not of years ago. After a short weddin tour of about two wooks' duration t a couple will make their home with Mr. (llovsr for a thus. it was rumored that Mr. (llov tr would hive up his grocery business. now that his daughter is molded but when Interviewed about the matter this morning. he said that ho had not yet. qultu decided alwut this. it is Quito possible thul he will do this some lime in the near future. COUNTRY CLUB WATER SPORTS. muni— Snbsduls of Events Planned in Tsks Pines on July 30th. Arrangemuuts have been completed for the proposed afternoon of water sports at the Country Club. The pro~ grain has been completed by (their- man Arthur i! Russell, of the summit- tee. and will be carried out on sutur- day. .iuly til). at 3:30 p. m The events will be as follow: loo-yard ash (senior). lilo-yard lill (Junior) 50 yard dash. 50- -yard dash for women. Diving contest. 'i‘ub or obstacle "do. Canoe rm loll"). open to main- bars of the flush. Yacht Club and (loam-g club. ilixhi lilon of fancy diving and swim- ming, by Mr. Bundstrom, of the N. v. A. C. (This event by the courtesy of Dr. Bisrrl. Entries for the contests must he made haters July at. and may be as." i million acres public land on to the steward or to the summit too: , Harry smith, of 152 Greene street, and _~ former opossum Order dam of tbs , "‘wmss sinuous j Tisnty of Dainty Things tor Luncheon. ~ superfine» Osil "Double Pour 0b" and Following Goods ‘ LeMarchand Brand' Sardines, osn............ ...... ' George Cadeau a Co's Sar- dines.can '7 laps rand Sardines. .25 and 359 Spun sh Boneless Sardines, ,, can. ..... ‘ Fusion llrand Sardines. can. an: - Cape B‘lnlsterre Sardines, . .. ..100 Golan Label Sardines (in may- onnaise). can . McGown‘s World’s Best Bai- n...........13snd23¢esn Fancy Skinner Figs. 2 lord. .250 Fancy skinned Figs. 2 Jars. Me .130 Fancy crackers. Oilvu. Pick Em CI. ustpstssvvons Puree oi Harding. tin ....,..2iio Puree do ll‘ol Gran. tin.. “H200 - Sunbeam honed , Chicken. l'llll nu“... ... t.-....... Sunbeam Boned Turkey. can ii. & it iloned Obi ken 82 and 66: can Armour’s Luncheon Sausage, can .........10o i‘ranco- American Potted Beef. can .i Fancy iirundiod Pesbhss. jar 500 Fancy iiibkied Peaches, Jar. 36o Fancy Cracksrs. Olivsu. Pickisalss. Rice Wafers. Frou Pros, and many Pickled Walnuts. Luenby's and Ma] r Grey's Chutneys, Mushroom in glass and tins, Crows Figs. Anchovies. Crab Moat. All kinds Potted Meats, Smoked Bul‘. Spiced Currants. Bishop' s Orangssts. Japanese . mention. ems. Jellies, French Msrron other articles too numerous to 83 a as Washington street, loath A. F. Beckmann & Co. Norwsik. Phone 440 ' cal/’45: skilled E) a Specialist aminatlon. THAMER Optician SWAITING to examine has ruined as many eyes be any other cause. Now is the lime to have them looked after. when they need it. if they are worth anything to you, do not neglect them. We have a physician, who is a your «yes. No charge for this ex- 87 ATLANTIC SQUARE Stamford, Conn. Open Monday & Saturday Evenings @' EXTRA SPECIALS VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound ........... l. . .3sc A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a sack .................... 80¢ GRANULATED SUGAR. 25 pounds for ........... , ......... $.35 GRANULATED SUGAR, 18 pounds for .................... $1.00 The Great A&P Tea Company i24 WASHINGTON OT» SOUTH NORWALK. FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a. .«flv—w- RUNAWAY iN NEW CANAAN ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Davis and Mrs Hiram Davis Painfully injured An exciting runaway look place on the New (Vanunn road fillillriluy ufior-' noon, and that two or more persons were not killed is considered little short of miraculous. As it turned out. however, uom- of those concerned were seriously injured, although they roach" od severe frights and were somewhat shaken up by their swift ride and up- not. Mr. and Mrs. llayward llavis and Mr. ilavls‘ mother. were driving home along the New (lanann road. when the bit in the horse's mouth auddoniyl broke. leaving the man in the carriage without any luoans of guiding the an. ilnal. To. make matters worse the horse took it into his head to run away . and run he did. Mr. Davis made an attempt to stop the horse by climbing out over his back to his head, lull just as he was about to make a possible success of his dnrlna PHONE ha u'nu lirllcllul‘ 0" ”l0 horse‘s back by a tree that they ware passing homatb. lie was somewhat in- iured by the full that reunited and was unconscious for a time. lie re- vived town and was able to not to his home without assistance. After leaving Mr. Davis. the two Mrs. llavls' were given a thrilling rldo behind tin» frightened animal and they were no less frightened than the horse. They had not gone for when they met a lnllkwagon. 'i‘halr buggy Hll‘lll'lt this and climbed. but with such suddennoss that they. too. wore rendered baron sclous. They were taken into the house of Mrs. Elia Aiken and Dr. Walter Hitchcock summoned. lie attended the ladies and made them as comfortable as possible under the rircumslnmmu. They are feeling much better today. .4... LlCENBlB VALUAILE. a...— I One Worth $160 Brings 0770. Another Worth $400 Brings $800. iiinoo the enactment of the law that defines that the liquor license will be issued in accordance with population. the value of,-the licenses has increased in par value and they demand it good premium in the public market. This was proven Friday in Bridgeport In the public it dies of a license hold in the nanw a Martin Bohrlobnr, which has four months of life. worth $150 but which sold for 3776. The union thing was l-vldcnoed in New Haven al a recent sale by Deputy bhorlif McNorney of a liquor license. which brought $800, the certificate be ing bought by the Weibol Brewing ooinpauy The regular license price is $400. The breweries are making every sf- fort to secure all licenses offered for sale and have been successful not only in New Haven, but in other places about the state. Constable Merlot-nay will was dis nose of two more licenses on July if. one license fonnerly being held by the other by Joel: O’mun. of Congress avenue. “a... Mr and Mrs. Bryant Gerard. who have been soemiim the past week with Mr. nersrd‘n mother. Mrs. J. it. on rard, of Hlvh street returned to their home in La hallo, ill... yastsdar . ‘Llr' r7 3a.. * Pam. l’sil'sa m. m. and 2:80 p. m. ,, TEL NO. 009 noun 1 Repairing in all its branches House: Think—s— Made to Order Mora . moor CHESTS for Furs, Winter Gar- ments, etc. .... _~m Also Shirtwslst Boxes ROYROCK MFG. CO. 12 Seavicw Ave. Tel. 3368 ellipsoidal“ partitioning A MERRY ourmo. Baseball Game Was to Warm That No One Knows Who Won it. Forlyolx mambors of tho American (ll‘llilllililllullil l-‘omuen's Association, of Bridgeport, came down to listen Point, Baiurday afternoon, the norm also bring their first annual outing. 'l‘be outing conunilloe, headed by is. C. lloot. had bin-d n sprrisl our, and filled the roar platform full of good things to eat and drink, and the party directed by ll. M. Whituo .enlivonetl the ab- with popular an unpopular music. Landlord Jacobs had prepared the follovIln'g menu: Martini (looklsil Little Nook Clams Clam Chowder llrollod llluelluh baited Potatoes Mixud Salads Olives iloit Shell Crabs on Toast Steamed Clams ilrollrd (ihlrken Cit-eon Corn lobster, ill-oiled lofted . Cigars Previous to serving the dinner. var! ous sports were luduiaed in by the members. the first being a game of iueball. but the lambs! were so hotly contested and i e decisions of Umpire Miller so oyle-llke and startling that the "Means" are still in doubt as to the actual winner of the game. Reilly baud by Wsdbsm. won the old man‘ is race of 1-2 mile in ihroo seconds lint almond can skinned across lots and subs is ahead. Cherry out-dis ed Ill com- poillors in the beer east is rose. and other events were won by various members. alum about “or vat-st.» NW YORK. July ”warm“ “if. Union? Features for Tomorrows Selling A : WEDNESDAY- Housefuruishiugla Specially Arranged mfl‘ Small lots, some of them—but, Big Values, all of them No mail or telephone orders. None sent C. 0. D. "Polar Star" Ice Cream Freezers Freezes cream in 5 to 10 minutes: made of lirnvy tin. Simpli- in operate. 1 quurl size, usually 75" Wednesday 53c 3 quart sine. llSliilll)‘ Si .50 Wednesday $l.04 \G Lass-om NW! NW "1 mamas» 1m. JAN, TARY Jar SEALING A). TIGHT NOHMLD N0 L035 KE‘PJ WGETOLES. "UIrJ‘. MINT" 57". JEILI’O ranzvtu. Rt MINING I‘ll”! MTUML ’LWDDJ Demonstration Now Going On in Basement Tea Kettles 8 flat Gray Enamel Tea Kettles; usually 59c Wednesday 340 No. bottom ‘ Lawn Rakes Hardwood l. a w n . Rakes: usually 35c Wednesday 26c Glass Shelves liallmmm illuss‘ Shelves, .2 in. lung, 5 in. wide; solid bras» nickel plated brackets: regularly Silk). Wednesday. $1.12 Croquet Sets Smilall Croquet Sets, made of bards-mill. nicely varnished: regularly $1.50. Wednesday. $1.12 Ovens llcnry Russia iron (lvcus, asiwsins linml. 14 in. wide. ill in. high; regularly $1.08 Wednesday. $1.39 Egg Boxes Marlo Hi hruvv paper, hold I) cgivs; llozml. Wednesday. will up. prior luv 7c Fly Paper "'l'anglcfoot" double sheets. Wednesday, - 5c l"l\‘ l‘uprr. 5 ' ‘ Gas Stoves or Hot Plates Nickel plated. lam—humor size. 0 ill. wills. ii) in, long; regularly $1.50. Wednesday. $1.09 Round Wash Boilers llcnvy tin round Wash Boil- ers, gmd sizc; regularly 290. Wednesday. - 196 Red E Cleanser “ALWAYS RED E" The greatest cleanser on the market for cleaning marble. tile. limit-um. hardwmxi lloors. brass. nickel and all kinds of pols, puns, enamel and agate ware: regular price too can. Wednesday 3 Cans for 1% §_ 1930510“ WATERBURY MAN SUICiDla WA’i’icRillillY. Jilly luv-The body of Willis 'l‘. (ionkiln. .lr., who dlusp poured Saturday morning under mys— terious circumstances, was found this morning boar a small pond in the east end of the city. Last week the youna man was very doapuulieni. and Qatar- day committed suicide by drinking can hoiic sold. The dead man had a wife and mo children. who live st in Wall street. and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Conklln. Oonklln has been greatly depressed of late her-um of late because of his inability to com good wages. and sat urdsy mornlns. after leaving tum notes for his wife he disappeared. A search was made in the vicinity of Waltons Pond. this morning. and the body was soon found. An empty bottle which had contained carbollc sold, lay beside the body. bass than It in change was found in the dead man's pockets. it is thought Mrs. A. F. hurt, of Main strut who ran a needle into her hand some time ago. will have to have an .usinlaation by an it-rny machine for the purpose at finding the troublesome Wei stile ssh 1 - _* t SURVEYING RESUMED. Looks Like Business On Westcboster and Northern. Tho surveying for the Worm-busier and Northern railroad. which was hall ed some weeks ago. has been resumed. A force of surveyors are now at work. at Boughtonvlile, a few miles below Ridgelleld. This is the point where work was suspended. Four of the surveyors came through Daubury, Friday. hiring a team to take than: tram Danbury to Boughion ville They said that several olhenl had gone up through Branohvllis, or probably at least a half a down men are at work on the survey. One of the men in Danbury Friday expressed it as his opinion that there is now absolute ly no doubt that the surveying .wlll be eontlnuecflwlthobt a hitch. until it is completed The men who went throusb Danbury had with them a complete equipment of instruments and various other things which donut ed that they intended to be on thr ground for sometime. One of the surveyors casually drop pad the remark Friday, that. when the line was completed. vintages. could malts the trip listvmu moor v and New York city in close to an hour. As the best time now In over an hour and threoquartern. this is an item at considerable import to those who have uiuob occasion to make the trip be- tween the twu points. The distance by mil, between Daubury and New York, is now a little over 06 miles. it is said that the new route will out off foam «oven to nine miles from this distance. s.“— WANDKIINO lN ENGLAND LONDON, Jilly 19.—-Mlls Jane its. vans. 60 years of age. was found your during in a bullied mental state in the streets today. She refused to give lilO addresses of friends she is said to have in the United States. but it is thought/that the woman belongs in Boston Dick lrelsntl, "Angel" Rider and “‘rahcis Martin, tines popular young men of the Norwaik High school. are be proud owners of a twanty‘foot In» line launch. equipped with s those torso power engine. and are spending heir vacation taking parties at friends sat for a good time in their best. As m- Msrtin hails from mummifim lmuotuuthsbostsiissoh album partners ,3, _ ,1. ‘
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