Properly,Owners'.Look.,ileir the
Man and Try to Decide on
Benelits and Damages
Mr. Brooks Tells Stileclmen lie
Expects Pay for Fence '
The hearing of the property owners
on the West Rocks road, for the pur-
pose of coming to some agreement
about the benefits and damages that
will occur when the road is built, watt
hold yesterday afternoon in the town
court, room III the town hall. It was
expected that the opposition to the
plan would be‘strong,;biit all Were
gIIIatly suiprisrd at tho way every-
one agreed III the. end of the meeting.
Louis A.
working in opposition Idtfihe l ‘
new intent of tho tooth/tint! I
IIIIpIIIItI:II to put up the ulrouigeat ol'r‘
jt‘tHllUllB IIIIIIIII. to an Iigreeinont wi
Ibo IIoleIIlIIItIII as quickly as any of the
rest ol‘ IhII IIIIIIIbor or |Il“(l1l(‘ll..\’ owtlel'l."
Alter thII lit-tiring that! was It getter.
III show of good tooling and every one
wanted to elbow hands with one anoth-
er, making it It sort of lore feast. Neur-
ly oil the property Owners fluid that.
the. road as laid out by the selection
is all right.
About every property owner on the
road was either presgnt or had lIIuB rep-
IIIsentlt'lvo present to roll tot him. She
property owners are: Nowulk Securla
IIIIu C(ll“l)0mtl0n estate of W B. E:
Lockwood, t‘. hailed a -
George Quirk.
bulb-I Chill“ I; -
uul Ilasuler. a 9
Louis ll. Lolimuler. St blury‘ II Homo.
Mary Brooks, Myrtle Brown. ldu A
(little and Michael Rntcliford, Judge
John H. Light appeared III the tutor
outs of Ml‘. l.IIlIIIIalIIII and Attorney
(lIIoIgtI II. V'osbiirgli for Charles und
Marin t‘IIIlIthII.
One point that was thought out at
thtI meeting “he oi IIoIIIII Interest. olli
IIr than the III-guiur llIIII oi discussionu.
bar. to do with tho dummies claimed by
Mary Brooks. through tIIIr husband. 1’.
W. lirooim. At the two town meetings
when he no vigorously ulood up for
the “much needed lIuprovoiuent,” be.
it will be rIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl. was almost
willing to purchase IIII IIIII proper};
IIIIt-ousnry for the loud IIIIIi gladly give
his ntrlp of land to lllt.‘ road. Yester-
day III‘IIIIIIIooII III IIIII IIIIIIring Mr
Brooks Silltl, “All ”to IIIIIIIIIIIIIII l IIInim
l8 tlIIIl IlItI lil\\‘|l IIIm‘II hark Ipy {IIIIIIII
to the llIIII." 'l'liIIIIII fli‘t' :IIII'IIIIII IIiInIlI‘IIIl
fort of this i'IIIIIIII. \\’lllt'll in II lftl‘tttt
stone wall. dull to moi-II it but-k to thII
lino. would rout II IIoIIuithIruhiII sum of
money. Our man our; lll‘Ill‘tl to 803‘
that the cost II; this l‘t‘UlIH'lil oi‘ the
font-o would “rout lllill't' than tiIII en
tire job."
The only ones that would not route
to on :IuIItIt-IIIIInt Iiboul Ibvir dolphin-r
warp (lllfll‘li'lt (lobe-hr, who I'oIIid not
be mild“ to understand from HIV Inup
iiiul wlIIIt purl of his lIIIId was to ho
lllIlt‘ll III the itiiprovenwiil. :Iiid St.
i’IItII'II Church for u sIIIIilnI rIIIIsoII.
'l‘liIIrIIt’orII more will lli‘ IIIIIIIhIIII liIIIIr
big III the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'II ()llll‘l' on the
dhtii of Ibe mouth. at 2 o’tIlurlI, to hour
the ('lltlll‘tlt of Mr. (ielieho ntul the
i‘lilll'i‘ll.
IrItL ninth sun
0ltll£ll new no
Fltrpu burn iIIII-n Iiikon through the
law lll'm or “6‘0,le & (iItIIIlIIII with it
view In it IIuII IIIIIIIIIIII llllt Now York.
New Iiuvun Iiud llurtlord ltIIIIroud
Compuny. Int II I'i‘tllilll of the deth oi
ilonillo Pilllltai‘i'llll, a young ltulluu.
22 your» old, who was struck and to»
tally IniIIrIId on the rullt'oitd druwI
bridge on May bill. The notion lit to he
brought through the new ltodbrui Inn
ploycrit' l.luhlllly Aol.
That It step oi thlu kind III to be
taken is retooled through linilt'l‘tl of an
mtulutratlon for the deronml's relate.
which line been taken out by Moon
titucoiu, who recited that he won the
only person here to look after the filth
erul urrttuguntontlt und iururrod the ex-
pen-u Whlt‘ll he umber: III: II legitimate
undid Itguimn thtI demnsrd‘ It mode. It
in also Mentioned In the punt-rs thul
the deceased was it run oi Ahdruu and
Marie C Pusaurelltt who lives In Italy.
Young Pusssreliti had been In this
country but a short time before lllll
death and had been working IIII It ute-
tlon than tor the railroad company
While he with walking tilting the bridge
between the two northbound trucked
freight trIIIn came along on the lrelght
tritelt and he flopped on the passenger
Ililaghine Owned by Dr. I. W. Mel-
LotIIIIIIIer. who hfig, ball,
IIIIIIIII
beurne, of Derby, Breaks Front
Axle and Seasonal Spring
IIIliii IIIII‘iI‘ IIIIII
Iii in Ilitlilll
Condition of Bridge Said to lie
.Respoiisibie
A touring oar owned by Dr. JB W.
Melbourne. oi Inn by. a cancer special
tst, was Wrecked lhIII morning on the
Washington street. brldgo. unite the
owner and his wife lilld two daughters
were eitroute to Mt. Kisoo, N. Y. 'I‘lio
front axir broke III the lett wheel, as
did also the goosonerk Sitting. on that
side of the mutability. allowing the
whole from part of the our to drop to
the plank roadway .
Iutilt of this aqoflent the town
to it, dull moduli u
t litmgdo. ‘ In; elbourno ut-
B the tick e lo thoroir
dim oi theip tire was no
.uidn, ho IIIIld.“I‘to III mite road it)
to linpussabie and be t IIIurII
«little utterwud thin moat All Iobiier.
like to the trolley tratks., crossing
the bridge to alive the .' road-to
uiibtlu' tItthII. lie 1 . I took
steps to aunt-rial lite. 'IuIItI'I
are In the brands cured in-
formation cont-er '
conuitit Nth a View
cutie.
Dl‘. Mo
Willi (it‘lyln
and III quit-k o I'
to einash. The accident. occurred about
.IIIIIIIeItII the Leo. building on the blunt
Norwnik approach.
The arslstnuro of III. ll. llobIIrIIton,
the machinist and auto l't'lillli‘ man.
was secured. and the our was towed
to Mr. Robertson‘s shop in Sravlcw
avenue, some 200 loot uwuy.
Dr. Melbourm- Iormoriy welded in
Wilton and is acquainted with It nuiu-
her of people III The Norwulku. lie
wus going to Mt. Klut‘o to IIIIII IIonIII
horses he has there.
iliillillii Hit it
till. it] illiiiiil Stilil
Mattress Owned by George A.
Clark Makes More Work
for the Firemen
lI‘irc Is gutting to ho II hnblt III the
house tit 10 Union IIIIIIIIII. owned by
Mrs. It}. A. Woodward. and Wlllt‘li \IIiu-II
the place was purthtlly buruml out our-
ly Monday morning Whit tlt't‘llillt'tl by
Ileortte A. Clark. Edward Sittiwli lllltl
Francis Algorn tllltl IhIII- bouillon.
'l‘ho Mondny tire with tho llill'll III a
your and today about tI;:Iu. lllt‘ fourth
occurred.
hike the Monday blaze It won II vm-y
myutorlouu origin and IIII-Ivnittbuns the
build! of inlay pfiopin llltll II iirobug
bu been operating III illt' home ”the
latter butt been reterred Io till the
"Brown" home. but thin in not sirloi—
ly true. the Brown properly lll‘lllB“, Ibo
one calcining. though both piopIIrIlI-I
are included In the proposed i!l\‘ltt roll-
ter purchase.
’I‘hltt morning's dttllllllitl wuu t‘oillillt-il
to the dotitruotlon of a. platinum.
Gnome A. Clark who bun bet-II litiiiu
on the second door, tiiflllltl IiIIIt llt.‘
look the muttrcu down and left It in
the buck athlrwuy. Some time lutur
nihokfi was seen turning from tho tuIIlr
wuy. Mr. Clark sent his little dough-
ter Nellie. on the rim to Morriu Vogul’u
store in North Msin utrnci and Mr.
yoga! turned In on lllll‘m IIoIII box
it. bringing the depurlmuul to the
menu. in the mainline. tho quI
trm bud mu our-rim Into the buck
yum, when! it we! practically IvnuuimI
all. Mr. tliurit. the tenant. mod the
name name" tutti burnt burned route
in the linearly morning lire. Aditiitt
m Arrived in town today to bottle the
proviotut blue. The only IuIIIIIII huv»
lug immune on the furniture with Mr
Clark. who carried 81,500 with Taylor
and (tuition. The infiltration on the
bulldlnt. ”.000. is carried with the .l.
M. Milton sud Company, luv usually.
Mr. Writ “id be had been Illilill'r
nut to move out of the piano this no
ternoall. but hid not been able to attire
the tile. bedtime of the IIIIIIt-uully oi
waiting until the tire iuIIII wait editin-
D
“a.
HARD Links.
A
trick tom avoid it. While in thin ODIMI
lone engine MO clung bu it‘ll:
title I.
, W truck tutti hit hhu.
lit mum thine to tho hos
,uaufimlmiifiutlltiuviu
"Does your with make you explttlll
H “ h id of honor was Misti Margaret Ail-
lithe itatliorlno tirriiifi llillard
no Bride of ifiltII Thomas
McCormick
f ._............B..,.. .
~A wary beautiful wedding ceremony
took place this morning at. lit. Mury's
obnreh'ut 11 o'clock when Mluu Kuthur-
Inn Urbulu MIIInrd._of 22 tiraudvlew
avenue. and John Thomas McCormick,
0t Waterbury were united In .lioly mu-
tt'imouy by the Rev. James J. Meanin-
éiis ruminant pastor of lbé church. The
bride wee attired in A white satin
meusatlue dress with white pearl on
autln trimmlbge. and wore II veil of
M
bridal rose buds and maiden hair fern.
She carried a shower bouquet of hrldv
III r0880. An lnteruritlnz fact about. the
dress to that it was worn twenty
yearn before by II friend of Miss Mll-
lord.
Minn Millard graduated from St
Marya piti'Iichltil school lti 190i uud
nun New Haven Normal to 1004 She
than took a position in Over lilvei
School on teacher III number bro.
wlItIrtI lube taught for six years.
Mr. McCormick la a member of tho
local Knights of (iotilmbuu and also
holougs to Pounsuus Count-It. ltoyui Ar-
tuinum. Ho has lately become a mom
IIIIII of the lleKoven Musical t‘lub, oi
Walnt“lllli¥ and is the nuatstuttt maho-
not oi the lienlitio Shoe Company The
groom was turmoil, employed in M.
N. (Ilover’s shoe ItIoI II to Wull slit-III.
'l,r.o I'liurcli wutt dot-ornlotl mom or
listirally by it. tl. lluntord. Thu at
tor and ItiIIIIIutIl were booked uith
points and the house who also vory
piottily dIIcorIItIIIl by the girl friende
oi the bride. daisies and cumstlonii be
this umpioyed In this way.
'I'hu ceremony took place. within tho
chancel IIIId wua loilowed by e nup-
IIIIi muss. The party watt met til the
tiltiir by the groom and bout man, who
was William l~‘.ox or Wutorbury, who
illitered from tho v.eIItI-y The bride
was given uwuy by her hither The
lilard. a miller of IhIII bride. and
largo bouquet of pink sweet push. The
following young I. .en were tIsIIIIrII- bid
wurd box. of Waterbury, Peter W. in»-
Ittnd, of Bridgeport, John T. Tierney.
and Willluin Skidd, oi Norwulk.
The mouth, wliiIIh was in tIlIurgII ut‘
Edward II‘. blonds. was heliutll‘ully rtIIi-
tiered. As the wedding party IIIarIIlII-Ii
up the router aisle the familiar strains
0i lpltoiigrln'u bridal chorus with soft-
ly plnycd. During lhtI coremony Miss
Avila Thompson. rung O Promise. MII.
and at the benediction. Minn Smile
WoIIII. of Waterbury. smug Aw Morin.
At the ot'fertory William ClunIputI, oI
Bridgeport, Bang, I) Sultiturln. ’l‘hII
sololete were IisulsIIiIi by Miss blur)
Nuonnn. of Waterbury, on the violin.
After the IIerIIniouy ut the IIburI-li
the ghosts repaired to the llOIllt‘ or thtI
hriIlII'II pIIrr-uts. and wore IliIIIIII bt‘l'Vt‘tl
with a bountooiiit wedding brIIIIlIIasI.
The wedding cuko wart rut by the
bride.
‘l‘lic briIlII and the groom rqutIruhI-r-
ed tliulr uttendunls with prostIIIIs, 'I‘hu
groom's gifts to the unborn \IIIIIIII- bonu
lilul monogram stiokpluu and to ‘IIIII
bolt until he gave up timothy-rt Iulck-
pin. The bride gave her timid oi hou-
Or it [Old bruIIelIIt. The bride woe itlv-
eii u btoohh by the groom, which run
united of peurtu III grape puttrrn.
Alter llll‘ bronklurt hIIIl bot-II enjoy
ud lliu huppy young IIoIIplII dopurtod
upon the Sill express tor ilouioII.
whore they will ditty tor II pmlod of
two weekti. Mr. IiIid Mru. .‘tlel‘oIInIlI-k
will ho til bottle in their lIIIIIIIIIIIIlly
furnished IIpIIrtrneIItII III till Wolooti
utreol, Waterbury, Iifior September Isl.
When they departed upon their Wf‘ll'
din; tourney, Mru. McCormick wore II
boootiillig hull of wblto littl‘rlo with
brown vulvut Irininiluktt.
'l‘lie rouplo have rtIIIIIired niltny
honutilul and linuduomu ill‘iIHt-lliit of
gold. linen. furniture, utlvur. IIIit-uluuu.
und rhliiu. wlIiIIiI loutll‘y to the buildup
In which they uru held by their many
friends. They have the best
wishes of their eitprolully lltl'Itti circle
of friends for tho oticooitu lll tliI-ir lllitl‘I
tingle.
. .... ..m~.-q
AEllflPLlllE BTIIIBK
itMtCltlmNA. .luiy git—«While ho
wan mulling it oruIIIINdnit‘y flight to-
Iluy. Aviator lilhrmnnn'n uIIroulIuIII whit
struck by lightning mid loll binning to
the ground. ’l‘ho nvliitor unveiled on
liiiured. which III rugnrded Ill almost
mlraculouu.
There htul hover been It morn illitl‘lI-
link sortul exhibition than that whtrh
llihrinitnn unwillingly afforded. nml
those. who witnessed it, could hardly
hoilevo their eyes when the air mun
emerged trout tho singed homework
none the wet-Ito for his experience.
He W“ mulling Ilium; Iii u“ model-Ito
height when he got In the path III e
lilty bolt. luituntir tho IGt‘tlplIlllo was
enveloped in times. its cum Win30
unrivaled db and, clinging to the ikett
than of his omit Illuminati time down
with I thud.
, Ariiuor titlirmuuu heretofore bu not
all your nuts?
“Win m
ow”
9hr
tram; I.
. I
Brussels not caught by a xnriut‘ld of '
\t' limited 3““:ka hallo I B li
fig iktu
’ i do tulbt: ”Ellie,” I'Ihrried nl
In LIIIIIIIIIIIIII
. rising Umperatum, moderate it
Generally lair tonight and Thu
wind: becoming variable.
i
i
IR
President III III 3 ago Railroad
Heard Men . ling Around I
House null as lililed
oi WinnetktiI
,, Iiy Weeks
CHICAGO. July? ‘wll‘tt (i.
prrsiilout of tho
Illtl Lonluvlllo '
route), was shot tlI .
Instantly kllltltl sin; ~30 outdo. this
morning; by it hurt 3‘ who tIutIued his
hummer boom to Whnetknm
flfItIen lotion north 1 l Chlt'llgn.
huigiur foiord 070-
door autl Wily; hourd‘.’
first floor by Mr. .
down utairs to ink
or Mr lamiiy heard, in any. “What do
you want here?" It uhot was tired
Immediately nituryrtl‘ds. When they
hurried to the Ital B I Mr. Ruwn was
lying dead at to t of the stairs
ltiiwn.
git the bruit lllltl
ktibuib.
The
the titteoiiioiil
‘owllng about the
no. who went
guts. Mt‘lllllitl‘s
with It bullet till-op hie buttrt. 'I‘he
Iiitirderer or mnrde a cramped.
(Continued Tlh Pugh.)
II III lilltbliiIl
III I it Iiiilliilll
Men cannula ' llamfifittlbia
thrills c illoe’sllltttlke
”n. lsxuq iii the
men and Ihc mmputy ruined by tho
IIIIIIIIIBIII that the lrollui IIIIIII'II committee
did not keep luilh Willi the company
Will-I liiloioulliiuly diurussui by a triend
of tho Irolluyinmi Inst night, who until.
ItInIqu‘othtIr thtnua:
"It in riIiirIIlouII to think that n mor-
IIi bisue could enter tum consideration
under the IIlrIIIinIutantIos, Whales-or
bud bolero boon dour on either tilde
I-otild not wrightwilh IlII- arbitration
lIoiirIl Willt‘ll undiluted III t‘Ullfildt‘i‘ lilo.
IIIIIIIIlhIn lot on IIIIItrtIlII now our, tak-
ing the I-I'lIlIInIIII of both ulIlI-u. The
outlier III lit- IiIIoiIiIIIl “‘flit mm of
worms and nothing morI- and it in over
on Inrreuse of \‘(tlfltlb thin the Irholo
dispute linhits. II‘ illll‘ mistake wan
IIIIIIIII by theI IImuitilIIIIII ol‘ the men.
the til‘lllllalltlll lltmi'tl I‘llllld not hold
IIIII molt rcspohuiblo for it as there
would be Ito juslirv in roluuiuil tn girt-
up increaxo butIuIIsII IIII-Ir IIIIIIIIIIIITIIo
had made It iultttnkr. llllil it Is not Illi-
inlticd by tho IIoIIIIIIIIIIIo Iliut it did
bottle a misiako unit Iboroloro the
whole unusttou rtIItoIvIIII lttIIIlf Iuw tin
III-oiIIiulI: one door IiIII turnouts-d rout
of living. IIII coiupurIIIl with the In-
IIiIIIIIIud earnings of lllt‘ IrolIIIy oom-
Iuiuy warrant Ii IIIII'IIIIII IIIIIrotIIIII in the
worms oi the men? 'l‘tu- IIIIIII titty 'yrn.‘
the mud unlit 'Iio,‘ and tilt! urbllrnttou
board will double wlilI-lI in right."
Domln Hard at Work.
Arbliruior i‘ arrow limping. who iii
tit bin Iiumiuor piIII-o III Lurliiioid. tlllltl
lust nluht, IWN‘ IluI long Iliutauou tolu-
phonc. that ho bud only that button to
look over Iliu pant-rd III IIIII rune. and
IIIIII he did not think Iboy would be
III uliupo for a hunt tlt‘t'lfllllli for at
lentil two wmku. Alll‘l' thIIy It'ltw hlti
bands they will go to Judge Wiitlttm S.
(‘an of tho Buporior IIouIl It! Iluriltird,
who ill the bend oi Ihu‘ arbitration
board. and utter lt‘ltt‘llli: him tlIIry will
come to Altornry limb! r2. lI’ltIIItI-ruld
ibII third munIbI-r of Hill board. who
residue III Now linyuh
When the iIIpI-rs III the rune have
then fully (“illllllllilt'It‘il mid Mr homing
InItt night. Ilwro will In It lliial hour
but of thtI titlillltlltiitlmmtu probubly In
New ituvon. Mill It 0qu report will
then he made.
The grand ofllocrii oi Ibo Irolluymrh
who have been in Non Hurt-n iii-II now
at work lll Illusion, rowrtnu u ulmllur
trouble IIII tinnitus to III-I other of Wur-
rerun r and ltpritutllo Id
Wb‘flvfi-
YACHT MAVFLOWII LIAVI.
. IAI‘T’ORT.
‘th
i EAS'I‘l'OllT, Mm. .iiiiy SOw-I'l‘lm
Mayflower. buying Prominent ‘i‘uft and
party on board. lull Itmipurt It It
o'IIlork thin furruuon. and ii duc In Ber
Tim-boy lute in the Afternoon. Urgent
rtvuueatu have been mhtlr for PreIIIdent
'l‘iIlt to dulirer a short numb In her
lilrbor and he intimated that he
might content in do It) Thin-Inlay. In
the event that he does. his rumor”
will be brief uhd atom: the lines of
ink rhinestone ut 't‘mIr Iuy.
Mrtl. 'l‘fllt tutti nthern of the "party
were ghoul. Ii (inuumbolioIN ..
Timothy afternoon. and it. ll Moi-rt
llllll ti: his the vitnltora in hilt brunch tor
adorn new urchin" til it this In IrutuII
'l‘hry durum Mil ditm‘ aunrluv and
t
shred prominently Iii lithium ennui
the i "it“
went to the hint mmdd ohm the?
but , B-hud Method Idiom
, butter tout both
ago lIIdIIIuIIpollII “.
till illillillllil till
lllili iiiiillililllll
Annual Meeting Held Last Night
and the Oilicers Were
lie-elected
The annual meeting of the Norwulk
Building. Loan and Investment Antioc-
littlou qu-I held inat night The fol-
lowing oIIIIIorI-I wore re-oluctIId
President Andrew Hutchinson.
Vloe~l'reuidoul——Mnilhow Corbett.
Sucroiarva-ltichurd ll, tioldcn.
'l‘roasurcrmlcdwurd ll. Smith.
'Illrectors «Christian Swurtz, Charles
N. Smith. Joseph it. 'l‘uyior, Stephen
S. Hatch, Edmund It]. (Brown. George
E. Sartnin, .iitmea Golden, A E. Win-
Clio-titer. William (V. Poole.
'l‘iIh ueIIrI-tnry‘u report was an lolI
lows:
Aunts.
Loans on real estate ....... $215,400.00
Loans on stock ........... l.200.00
5.933319
npuitl duos .............. 2301.0
y ml“ M‘mmll linpultl liitoioat ........... ill 50
lltIpIIiIl linen .............. 18.70
$222,950 0i
Liabilities.
lillIIIt ...................... $2lil,l307.37
lllllu puynbio ............. 2,000.00
Surplus ........... ........ 1,342.07
$222,900.04
t-tIatomont ol roI-elplu and dlfllllll‘fit‘n
nieuls {or your cutting June 21. lltlu:
Receipts.
I,‘IiI~Ib on hand .luuo III, limits
Mombol‘ilhlp l'otIII .........
7,449.00
97.00
lines on stock ............ 53,518.00
lI‘IIIIIII .................... 177.”
Premium ................. 4.05
tutortIst .................. 12,050.50
'l‘rnnsltIr foes ............. 4.00
tmits on to It NM“! II.IIpIIIIi 18.000.00
bonus on stock repnhl ..... Litutiilo
llorrowod on IiolIIn ........ 8,000.00
$101,710.52
Disbursements.
Loam on rout astute ...... 3 31,755.00
bonus on mock ........... l.000.00
Paid to withdrawing utoiu~
hers .................... 43,003.34
Discount and interest paid. 309.22
Borrowed money re aid . 14,000.00
{Stationery and i ll egtulu . thugs?
‘l‘teusumr': salary
itoul .............
Cash on hand June 21. lt‘ll0
50.00
60 00
«.933. 29
"indium;
Audited IIIIIl found correct.
ElJllii’l‘ W. l-‘I'I‘tlll.
J. h}, SLA'i‘ER.
-.-Io-I.
Auditors.
W
Illlilil iiiflillili lilll
Biiiii Still till; iiililt
mum—moo—
Meeting lu be Held Shortly and‘
it Looks As Though Shop
Would Be Uninnizad
I‘th‘lNNA'l‘l 0., July‘ Jllrlelt‘ con
iIororuy bemoan the r\lllt‘i‘lt”illl Fedor-
uliou III lIIIIIor tutti tbtI lllK‘ltt‘I Slow
I‘tuupuny, wlIIIIlI lute tutti been settlud
by up uIIlIIsliiIrni between Samuel
Iloniprrn Iilitl the store ot'lit'iitlu, begun
IIbIIIIl lwo your! ”to, when thiI lull,-
James W. Van (‘ivnvm prrI-IIIIIIIII oi the
quw IIonIpuuy. sought an injunction
IigulIIIII litllllpt'l’ll and otlirrs from pub
lislIiiir. his rouipittiy on the "unfair
lint." it was upon an aboard vloluv
lion oi this injunction thnl lull stoi-
IeIIIIIIII wot-o pronto-prod upon tioiu
twre. Morrison IIIIIl MlItIliell. Mr. Vun
I‘lunr-I died some IIIonIhII ago. His
dumb. I: III lllltl. III at IIIIIuIIIIIo was
dth to worry owr tho long tlklit III lllt‘
I‘mtl‘lti.
l‘IIIIIIr IhII uIII-rruirut the rotupnnr
:IIIII IIIhIIr otllIIlIIliI will niIIIIi in SI
IIIIIIIII within IliirIy Iluyn to work out
tho dIIIniiII ot‘ mount and working IIoII
Illliollrt In IIoIiloruIIty with "11‘ union
niioiu of II Iiipt illorii ol' the humidity
t'mll Itirn it will not ho known wheth-
III' the rompuny lit to horonie It union
IIlIop. 'lhe llOtillltI holwren the bout
puny and tin» Ishm- uuionti bud lot In
rotation in II tlllllllll" tilt in WIIIIIlItIr the
mttttl pollnliI-rs should work It until
boom 0 day.
4...»
0MP!!! STILL
M000 IlBOlllO
W
NEW YilltK. July EllwAuolher Itin-
nopod clue to tho whereabout of Dr.
lluwley Illirvey tlrlppon. who“ urreul
the London polite have reguutnd. wno
run down today with the arrival here
at the steamer Kroonluhd. find unolher
diurnnuiutmant was Milled to the grow-
ing‘ list.
here we: no sign on the Kroonlahd
of an American nliyuluiiui in who”
mutton hmm u hotly believed tube
that ol hilt who on recently unearth-
ed. and who VII thought to hove lied
to this uuuutr in columnar with his
steuofrophur. that Glut-I inner».
ltrooulttuds pincer-II quid that
no one littfllel‘llllt maritime der‘
hrlntluu took pursue on tlit| item"
cllhor III borer or III Southampton.
a...»
nun, who lflmm‘di breadth
atom mun, Ind till. Valium -
Mum
od'fiwwmcutm
Willi l
.., ”kw“.
where the smut-r culled Imr- tor I‘M
Idleht repaint to her machinery. One . ...
«mm
RUM A PilliilSil
[Iii BRAND iRIJliK
mun-9mm
Shiaii Number Which Arrived Yesterday Afternoon Increased by
the Garland Last lilght——Many Iii Them Have lions To Wfirlt
But Strikers Have Been Successlui in Persuading Some lltt‘l
To Do So—Soma III the Sirikebreakers Who Have Bedllj
Working Eighteen Hours Went on Strike
[lililliil llRlllIl till tllilili iii liIIE
lilii Bill lilil illiiliill iHllR Willis—
Grand Trunk Refuses To Do 30,
Mails Through on Time
BOSTON, July 20.4-Strtkobreakers
from all purts of the country continue
to pour into New England today to
Iruinmon on the Grand Trunk and Con-
IrIII Vermont, Railroads, now out, on
strike for higher wages. The strike-
breukcrn begun to arrive in small num-
hrii yesterday and late lust night they
IIIIIIIII by Ibo. otirlond. Today they were
distributed throughout the territory
Olltll‘iilvtl by tin-so roads in New Eng
land pr‘I'epIIiuton to manning the day
tiuins
Meanwhile the strikers, although of
TI‘T‘lIIK no violence anti interfering in
no way with the imported strikebrolik-
(IT‘S directly. are using their best et-
EIIIDBE PlllTT
Hill I“ llUIlSElll
"The bridge party, held youterday’ht»
tornuon at the bottle of Miss Mary
W Kirby Jonathan. lli"“'ditt'stIIeet, for thb'
benelll of the buy Nursery, was u very
successful and enjoyable affair. About
ten iablI-s wure in use. and the prises
were secured by Miss Fannie Stowe
and Miss Cluru liatch. There was a
punch bowl and lent-y cakes Wore
IIIIrI'IIIl during the rtsfroslmient period
About 8w was realized for the use of
tho Nursery.
L
cloollllut advertisement. on mu on e.
:4» words or tau. 2! «nu: a "mu. :
earl: add't'eml word. 1 cont our Inurtion.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE IMI: W i. \' Ill-.t‘ URA'I‘II‘ l) to-
mill l'tullm on IIIIIIII lot. III-itlinllv lIII .IlIItl
in h‘Ulllll .‘I'orwalk. turnout» IIIIIII. suit. all
Itiiiu'orIIIItIIiIIs. llIII'iiIIIII Iii $5500. Atldl't'fifl
l\.. tr-Itit SIIIIIIIIIII 120 ll
FOR SALE TlllI' (‘lll' itt‘ ll l‘lttll IIIR»
I)’ of tilt IIMLIII llIi)‘ SIIIIIIH. ultuiilml llll
Sliver Mine Aria. ltromt ltiw-I. Nuiwulk.
Apply to Humor Htiiltty. Norwolk. ltouto
til. ,tlIISI
FOR SALEI I‘lltI‘”- \I’ :IHII. villi/IT lN
“owl condition; dish. out iti- {oIII ukl fl.
indium i‘upi l-3Ilu'IiI-l ll Smith. Rou-
lth‘lolt. 518 iii
FOR SALE littltl-‘Il-l. 6 IMK 8'15.
oiuht largo roomu. nil lmprowmmilu. now~
ly [DIDflT‘I't‘ uiiti piIiItII-Il; Illl'lll‘ lot. For
Mt'llllllllu‘ll ln-Iulro idiot tlrurb Store.
FOR SALE Al'TthllllllJIZ. II‘Iittl)
runabout. IutubltI but“; full t’illllplm'lll: Al
rootlllloli. Autumn 3805 Main St.. Nor-
bulk ’l‘el 205 ll lliill
t-tOME- MAD! IHEAD WillIlA'i‘
III-end frI-stI IIIIry tiny. llyII lirtIuIl. blob~
uuy. \\'I-dtIoI=IluI'. lt‘IItlu tlruliuio. 'l‘urth
tiny. 'i‘burmhty. Shim-I uy. Sir-I. uwouu
I: North iIIIIIn In w. til is m It
m1
BUSINESS NOTICES.
[LICTRICAL CONTRACTOR Fix-
quu, wirlmi. riuutilr boll». lllolut'll. dinn-
mm: and nonunion lnnlnllI-Il. shout: IllII
IIIIIItoII to when! n- ma. Frank J. Fin
iu-rlyJ t‘iutt'lee BL. :qu “Inter-ill. illittt
SAVE VOURSIL; i-‘Ilth INT“ thVl-‘lh‘:
tIIIIIII. lint-II your luwu Ilium-re. now
rh- IrquIII nod ltulutm allot-.pIIuI-d Mun flll'l‘
ollIIII IIud oil plot-ml II-Iulrutl. til-unit
I-upuitiuk. Atitirtmn 4 I lul‘lvll Ht. Mt
Norwnl it. “Jill M
AH‘l‘lllAN itlllld. lair ANTI DRIVEN
ItItIIik. i‘Inmpl uttonilon. ii. A. IIIII.
ilox 322. ltuolh bl Irun III. i2l
l DION"! TO ANNOUNOI ll SIGNAL
of my rluighliut llllllllt‘tll to it? not lie.
whom hut-r built nnd e uipbttd It lut‘er
IIIIoIII ldall pinion on plum“) inc. 1|le 1-
tlug. lithium. lend tun. utter». eta. Job-I
hing promo ”gutiendw In. A. It." Hutu—
dlu 'l‘ul. ml! ti
MW
ILIc'l'llttl l'LA‘l’lNO til" LII Klrtltll
oxidised «Ilium. hfllltll and n krl. bruuito.
uhl gold. mm Int-lei and bin youht
Inputs; ptutnhrrn’ sup lice Mid attitude tum
rII
bio. tIlIII Itiltl it lento tin bin at uni
:lein I‘M? I‘m. ‘mllm
t '0, -
W... -«fi... «sf—"In
Come Back, [duct 00 It As llew titan—Trying To Get the
take the places of the IIoIIdnclors and '
other points different tactics are being
Ireriorted to and outside Influence .
who have taken the places left vacant“ ,
and Says That Strikers, Iii They
forts to dissuade them from deceit
lag the proffered positions. In several
instances they have already been tinti-
cessful
III St. Albans, Vt. the headed-rte
of the Central Voimont system. and
being brought to bear upon the m
byt the striking tralnmeu Here :t
strikebreukers are being hooded w .
telegrams from all parts of the noun
try urging them to stand by their
brothers and the strikers believe in)”
are winning the day. '
Last night a lot of the strlkebreu’k-
are who had been “working hard all dly
(Continued on Second Page.) ,. .
clan-lilac stint-immut- mum
l word- or Inn. I am 3 till“;
«an addition“ were. 1 w our to
WANTED.
”marge—Two on. TH
Ave. .
" \LA
wmrao -- AN ouronuls
mom. Apply Brown? Concord 8t.
RENT WANTED~IFOUR 0R Fifi“
rooms. :IIVI lull particulars. Add
M. M” Sontliiel ul'llee. it
WANTED _. lItii liTiI‘ TN-YEAR-GLD‘
)flll IIIIIIIII thin to tuto- housework it
small Itimliy. or take care of child
Apply nt To My Ava. South Norwn’llt.
uWANTED~TFAMFTF R. AI’PL
.F. Demon. Tl & u Ctll‘le! Cu. Etta
WANTED-A REFINE!) YOUNG W0.
mun to look tifti-r Iwu ch‘ld Iron. Call a.
10 tit-ore St. South Norwul 00€
WANTED » — EXTRA
(or our .IuhIlIIII Sale. I}.
L
WANTEDI-HHJISIDE ELIZAB
MI-ud School he amt; dormant
lot I limited Iium ol harder-a.
titul ltlt‘ltllull on Future“ Hill.
lublo tutti Mt'l‘vlt‘v I‘IIII tortilla
“Mom or by mull. Drawer H.
Conn.
SALESTIAD
. Ml tilt at 1‘“
Excfiluiit.
mwoth:
WANT!D~~YOUNU LADY AB C
tor. Also Inn to not hit unionism“
torment ixmltloris. References. '
Woolworth ilk Uo.
WANTED—awn BUY. ALL KINDS 0
lit-c cattle tutti poultry. boot price! ml
tile for good int mlvou. it. led
(Fugitifirglloul Turnpike. South Namath.
‘l‘- “2
wmrlo MACITINIBTS AND YOUR ;
mun to learn the trade. Norwnlk
Work» Co.
WANTID EVIIRYIH)!“ 1‘0 Um
No‘iifltnll Spring Wuter. 45.0““th ‘
iIIII tuned at your door. daunting
Flt» gallon bottle. 25c
. e... w...
., VmuI II.
to LET
-Wu...
T0 LiTI IIARtliI: FRONT “OOH
lowor floor. to one. ot‘ ttt‘u “Ml .
Ifllllt‘ hoard IIIIIIrby. ltnlurunocl ..
AIlIlrIuoI x. l'. 26.. Norwalk Pout
M n...
.IIISMII'ITTI‘. Tit“'t"'lt"l ‘til
0 ml ll .
Am. Emil Norwnllt‘?u y on
To LIT l-‘otllt Room! 1
Hull Illork om troll stern. nu to
it?” liiuulrc ollII. ll‘. Knapp. m
. I
TO LIT-“AT 0. 80 it
but. IIIIIIIII‘I “with...“
blunt Norwdllt. ' ' Olin“. I mg
re Ll'l'wltl’l'mttil SUITAHLTII
titlii‘lm. .IIII.‘ umuIIIIIInI'
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unlm AiBIut. W lto. It lily Ave.
TO LIT-I in UP 101‘
until hotutc nine rung: tri‘iJISIW‘
llilii‘ of the Pnt‘tfillltoeflkle
It missing. um]
it" Ill":
parwuumlii nanggvtuwnl W"
I Mitt
Iv thin to ”gilt” or hold book
outwit m. ‘ ohm l'du lrtttoami
tuned to t It‘ Iiupunitoru W
mutter mu. .
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item and???" ..I.
mil/errant
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