Dome In ppd ”pit jot 1m. . barber: ,. assessor , ”J. PAR Klm fllnagsn “a... .....,.,M I :l" . J James 0. Davis. of Port Jeiierson. has been a recent guest of old friends in East Norwalk. Mrs. E B Robertson. of Beaview avenue, who has been quite seriously Ill. la improving nicely. Miss Gladys Beach. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Burr Beach. of Betta place. is visiting relatives in Derby. 0. H. Rider. of Staten Island. is a guest of his daughters, Mrs. Charles Aiusworth and Miss Hattie 8. Elder. oi East Norwslk. Miss Emma 0. Parker. who has been a guest of her brother. James Parked of East avenue. returned home to Bridgeport today. Richard Dunning, who recently was injured by a full while ill. on the eye terhoat Commander. hue resumed his duties as cook on that vessel. Falls and a arden hose enabled the employee of t e Colonial mill on the Benedict Farms bridge to put out a small lire Monday without calling the fire department. .. The Junior Epworth League of the East Avenue Methodist Church is pro, paring at the church this afternoon for an ice cream hasar to be held from 6 to 9 o‘clock this evonlng. The natural growth oystermen will soon have their boats on the shore for an overhauling prior to the new season Tire overhauling work about to be our? will last until next season. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman on- tertained a company of friends last evening at their home in First street. Music was among the divorslons of the evening and refreshments were serv- ed. The Mayflower baseball team will play the Colonials on Saturday after- noon of this week There is a sort of tentative arangement for a series of five games with the Wlunlpaults but it is stated that there is no definite agreement. The Washington street bridge re pairing has to go on. as has been bo- iore remarked where anything is or is not done about the new structure. New thanks are constantly required to keep the old ramshackle structure in commission The. last of the five new sidewalks in Van Zandt street is now in process of construction. There are no present irrdlcntious of further sidewalk opera- lions in this thoroughfare though it is thought likely the new walks will prove an incentive to other East Nor walk property owners. Judging from the number of people who went to Roton l’olut from East Norwalk last night to witness the fire works exhibition u people from this end of the town e joy the exhibition. All of the comments on the exhibition were of a favorable nature and It Is likely there will he a large attendance again next week. fi. The East. Norwalk Fire Police have ”n' not done much in the way of summer outings this season. the monthly chow- der parties having been abandoned but it is proposed to make the annual clam bake a big affair. The bake was orig- inally intended for August that but has been deferred to Sunday Septem- ber lltfr. A committee Is now at work on the details. The thunder showers which hovered about last night but did not make a vi- sit disturbed the campers ut Calf Pas- ture a little but did not worry them se- riously for such storms have, been suc cessfully experienced by them before this season. The clippers continue to enjoy the life.st the shore very much. Yesterday was a pleasant but unevent- ful day for them. A horse furnished a little excltment for Mill street yesterday afternoon by music away. The animal was betas lead w in the aid of a halter by a small boy before getlu afflictions. For some unexplained rea Il the horse suddelb ly broke away 0. Ward Van Alstyue wu at another point In Fifth stroll: mil one of his father's delivery wag- aud drove across the path of the runaway and stopped it. A regular meeting of the East Nor walk ilrl district committee was held Monday evening. when various mltn tors of business were disposed of. though nothln an of special importance developed. Du its the past month. two or three new commercial customers have been taken on for the electric service. Althea gh the arrival of the till new mowngsnerltor is desired. all customers are being taken care of with out trouble at the present time it is realised by the ties. however. that more power will be required when the days grow shorter. The district committee has regular" meetings on the that and third Monday evenings at each month i “I. oiloiwi ‘ tors remained an» avlhgxre criteria ulna relatlvcsfroni “'1'" 5°.“ :3 at“ r. “m" “.333: RH doggswell of Grumman s . .. slke’r, a; 99 Will: .. ‘. m t last week with her par- Tmndly. . ll. ,‘ltlngsiey. lliss ' Ira Ethel Brown. tits. William crane. 1dr. Frank Havens. Miss Dorothy Partly. __« Dr. 6. Price. r now too systole platinum hobo surrealism Mr. and tire. William Pihirneyr (If. last of their nieces and nephews who were drowned there Sunday There were eight children in the family. Playwright Charles Klein and a par- ty of friends set out early this morning in the yacht Okay for a week' s cruise to Provincetown, Mass, and vicinity. Editor of the Sentinel; While It Is true that some automobil- ists drive recklessly and otherwise not at times In a manner exasperatlng to the general public. the non-auto mem' bers are also amenable to the law for some acts they perform against own- ers of motor care. An instance In cuss. lion is the distribution on several of the ltowayton thoroughfares, particu- lari in Crockett avenue, of clam sheis which are extremely desiruo tive to rubber tires These tires on the average run of car cost from 320 to 380 or 890 apiece. A perusal of the stat. utes will remove all doubt as to whom or it is against the law to scatter clam- shells and other articles of a like des- tructive nature on the roads. Last night there were two fresh piles of clam shells in front of Crockett aven- ue residences. in consequence oi which complaint‘wlll probably be made to the prosecuting authorities. . SllFFEllEli. lillilm-llll liltillllli. Cyrus Pilrks will be missed irorn the [)0th b‘llrerl wagon which [losses through Darlen. Mr. l’nrks has resign. ed from the position. A delegation of llurieu people went War to ltoton Point last night tor the fireworks. There will be another uxhl bltion on Tuesday evening of next week. The West Norwalk t‘haool which was disposed of at auction Saturday afternoon by E 'i‘. listen as advertls oil was knocked down to lluniumin Tompkins. The price was 8435. The William Starks place at West Darlen has been sold at public auo tion to Robert Purdy. The price was 32.800. This place is quite an exten- sive one and contains four and one acres of ground. E. T. Bates' big euro truck has been very popular during the summer for excursion parties. Today it is being used to convey the New Canaan Mc- thodist Sunday school to and from Rollin Point for the organization‘s an nual outinl. Last Haturday the truck took the numbers of the New Canaan baseball team and if party of routers to fildcslllld. We Have Everything for thelruit canning season. Ms- Tciephone. Double Safety and Economy Fruit Jars. Jelly Glasses, Jar Rubbers. Jar Tops end Persians. Schlichiing Bros. & Co. corner Railroad Ave. and Main ll. . Dorian select Groceries. Hay. Drain. Flour andl'ssd. Esrdwsrs.Pslnts. (lines etc. [lift it ill Sliiililiii The yacht lliss. owned by CharlesA and Percy “and. of the Norwalk Yacht Club lest, will stsrt eastward on the Intranet cruise tomorrow. A number of bathing suits on a line in the roar of the Bunsst cottage. Belle island occupied by Mrs. Belmsr were atoll! lllt night, and the owners are lookink for ths thief. The usual picnic and coils; of the holiday schools of the Con regstiousl. Mefltbtlilt and plscopslo arches. oi Bethel. will be old nest issturdsy at Retail Willi. While the picnic is held under the auspices of the schools the public in gbneral has been invited to join them In a pleasant outing st the “onshore The pleasure and amuse meats possible at this place are so well known as to need no enumeration and it. is “peeled that a large party will have on the special train at o’clock laturdsy morning. _ r... ., > an . m' lie rt or New when uslness. Allele and Alberta Gregory. . are riddle “games in Brrxlklyn. Air. and tire. Dunnlnii. oi Ncwiown ‘ ‘ Gregory will I d ' filth relatives at Elm! with her mother. lire. very sick. te ltomlClldt‘i‘ll’dl‘llt list ~ minnow i‘hullgpli and luster. . ry spent yesterday in \ paregory. of Norwalltr; L - . "at ‘ tombs» "sacswmemy hey Will an by carrysll. lire. Minnie Gregory. of Newtown avenue. has returned home after a visit with relatives in Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells. of Par- trick street. have as guests her son and family, from Toronto. Canada. Mr. Pardee and Mrs. Ed. Phillips. of Grumman avenue and tire. Bar es. of Newtown avenue. are on the sle list Mr. and hire. Geigesmf Miami. Flori- da. are stopping at her old home with her sister. lire. Curtlss, of Partrich street Mrs. Hoytof Massachusetts. And Mrs. Sims and daughter. of Bridge- port are visiting at E. J. Taylor's Par- trlclt street. Mrs. Willmott and son, oi New York returned borne today. after an oral weeks' visit with her dsushter. Mrs. Robert illusory. Miss Mildred Gregory will go Wed~ needsy to spend a month with her aunt. Mrs. Frisbie, at her shore cot- tage at Laurel Beach. Miss Mary Filling. principal of Crsn~ bury school. accompanied by her sis ter. is spending her vacation in Spring field, Moss, with friends. Mrs. (lattice Benton: oi Chestnut Hill avenue. is having the Interior of her home rte-bloom and painted and oihe r improvements made. vain. Rev. ll. Moses began a two weeks‘ vacation on Monday. Jerome Davis spent yesterday with friends in Lyons l’lsln. risinuul Andrews has spent several days with Easion relatives. (‘haries Grillin. of llanbury. has vie» tied his brother. James anon. Miss Annie Slainea is the guest oi her sister. Mrs. Wilson. in Yonkers. N Y. Mrs Mary Davis and Miss Edith DI} vls. return today from a visit In Lyons Plain Lolluy Montgomery. of Norwsllr. is a guest of Mr. and hits. Thomas Tresdwell. The Norileld Sunday school will hol; its annual picnic at Compo Beach Thursday. hir. and Mrs. Simon Bradley. of Fair field, have been guests at the reel deuce of Ebeneser Morehousc. hire. If. 8. Wheeler and bliss Core Wheeler. have returned to Norwslk after several days' visit in town. Friends from (‘ouoy island were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Horn yesterday, making the trip by suicide bile. Frederick Nichols has returned it Freemonl. Ohio. after a three weeks visit at the Nichols residence. in Nor- held. Friday evening will he "Goddesses Night" at Nordeld Grunge. also inllla lion in the third and fourth degrees of several candidates. v..- .. ~_.~_M Williiliil Judge 1). ll Bradley. is coullned to his home by illness. William Van Schlchet, of Brooklyn spent flunday in town. Fred 1.. Mills has returned from a business trip to Salisbury. Miss Jennie lasso has returned from a visit in New York. Rev. Sidney Cross. of New Jersey. is spending several weeks here The Westport baseball nine will play in Barton. Saturday afternoon hits. Katie Page, of Brill Japan. was visiting friends in town ondsy. A hearing on the Hawthorne Inn raid will be held this morning before Miss tlrsre showed has recovered from her fall and is able to get around again. Mr. and Mrs Everett Tsriton. of Bridgeport. have been guests of friends in town. . Rev. Mr. Taylor will hold all open sir service at Gompo beach Sunday afternoon. The new residence of Horace Huri butt on State street is being fired for electric lights. , ~ ~ The rsid was made on complaint oi nearby residents. too late to behedt the early crops. John. . The losses“ illibs and lift 31999 sent trans of t on V rsls‘llu’gw‘ to till" will , build llg on A Judge Bacon Wakcmsn. in li‘slrileld. The recent showers have greatly freshened up vegetation. although it is The W smplcyes of easiest“. ern linden-er company, of airfield. Mt are enioyiag a two weeks' vacation. , Miss Lents rlsdlsr and tiles Elsie ' in. soils. at isomers. m gusts er the horns of Mr. dud Mrs. Doom ita- «clam M93 sin and the blasts ,, . It. T ”Bradford the shore road. The home U known as osg ' ~ hours Mat.‘ lholiday night . isrware taken. the the Greens lor on business I of the church for electric lithts. w. The numeral 1‘. 9d lalrnon and J P. Moderates» villi be in session in the lectiuen' mills tit the town 3min ti and 22 for the purpose of registsrlnl voters Miss Alice bong turned over the duties as librarian at. the library to Miss Hues loudly. Miss Lon won many warm friends by her peasant and obllging ways and will be greatly missed. Announcements have been receiVed in town at the marrisae of tiles lilllsa bath Hayes oi Newtenvills. Rosa. and Dr. Maurine Ray Powers Bride and groom are former Westport resi- dents. After s wedding tour the cou- ple will be at home after Sept. 1 at the Clemson club hotel. Clemson college. south Carolina. talisman .ilor no to tritium (Continued from First Page.) M progress was being made in the seven opineut of evidence. William mums former assistant of Dr. Crippen who. as a witness at the inquest over the body found in the collar of Cri‘ppon's Hiildrob Crescent home. was inclined to ablbid the fugitive, has since trillion freely with the authorities l-‘er s time long withheld important facts now in the possession of the pres water. It was long. who on the day that Crippen and his companion disso- pesred. purchased the suit of boy's clothes in which bliss Mauve was at- tired at the time of her arrest. hung has now explained that at the time when he executed the armed for Grip pen be fully believed the doctor s story to the effect that Belle Elmore. Crip- een’s wife, hlil gone to America The family and other friends of lilies ireneve became active in her bohslt today. They engaged a provincial s0- licitor to look after her interests darn log the time she is kept within the lurisdlction of English courts The lawyer retained has long been s friend of the inshore family, with whom. It Is underarm. he shares the conviction that the girl is perfectly innocent of knowledge of the time with which through an unfortunate chain of circumstances she has been assocl. sled. The ease of the crown so far as the matter of the extradition of the prose core is concerned was also completed today and the moors from the legal department of the government turned “or to Sort“ lilwbell. who will sail for Quebec «norm on the steamer latte Manitoba. With the capers Mitchell received ilnsl instruc- ‘lons as to his duties and conduct on ”be mission. There is much interested specula- iou as to the latest to which the gov trument has shown its hand in the eth lonre which be submitted to the ‘ourt when sstrsdltion is asked. it Is senenlly believed that the authori. ‘ir-s have not gone deeper Into the facts levelonsd than was necessary to so ‘ure the return of the fugitives. , “The evidence which will be laid he tore the Canadian judge is an elabora- ‘lon of that taken at the inquest. but ‘i tun-s not include the report of Prof. Popper. the Home one. expert. who usde the analytical examination of the dismembered body. This omission ‘s significant as Fourier is depended upon to determine the identity of the victim and if possible to clinch the ‘denllilcstion of the parts as having longed to the body of Belle Elmore. it ‘I explained that the professor's re- port is not yet complete. The evidence. however. does include the Instlrnony of Dr. Marshall. the di- visional surgeon of police, who at the inquest swore that it was human ilssh hat was unearthed in the Cristian eel lsr. Added to this are clrcu ‘ltautlsl mutants of Belle Elmer“ disappear once and of Crippcn's night. in the opinion of the authorities this tesil many constitutes prime facts evidence sunclent to secure extradition and they are confident that It will be hhld |sumeleut by the courts of the Dentin on. i CHINA sovcorre AMlitchN scone. CANTON, Aug. Bur-A boycott of Ass. srioan goodasad merchandise. on also lllr lines the one which several years ago caused millions of dollars' damage to American trade in China. has been proclaimed here In response to complaints of the treatment of Ghlnsse in America The specific, for the objection of the Chinese of Francisco to the detention shedson Angel island. in San Francisco Bay. which they have been endeavorlng for some time to have removed to Ban Waco itself. (in order museum r or an- v pg nose The boycott a. who by theilbiru ess leiiflovsrnmsat Society of (is :1 mm [on “miles. for the alliance." at to wire its title stone mentions . cause of coluplslnt on this occasion is ion. In desalination conducting a pup. \ 333' t 3 m A I ,, ls rich. whole- some. our gas andsoss'silydl— start that the delicate stomachs g“ and invalids will retain; all they nines to retain any- It "In tar Ahead of old-fash- lobed so-cslled malted milks as Mary butter is ahead of else- We. As s delicious bever- t is superior to tea. codes or cocoa. and you never tire of it. This is one of the best prepara- tions of the great American Drug- ists Syndicate. Get it at say. A. These are the leis] A. D. B. druggists: Allen. the drool The Irldgs P “many. The Clifford Phamasy. Outline:- 8 Csnly. Press. «I ”Ml'l-I ml «- DIMOORATIQ NIWIPAPER FOR IIIMIPORT. , The members of the Italian DemOv' cratlc League lrl Bridgeport. have rails rd 86.000 for the purpose of starting a weekly newspaper in that city to be known as "La Stamps" (The Press.) The editor ofithe publication will he Pasquale Altlerl. who was formerly the editor of La Tribune. The newspaper will be printed In Italian. The offices will be located in East Bridam’mrt and tho iirst issue will appear August 21. The 1911 Cadillac A. L. A, hi. rating 324 norsomwer. Wheel base llll inches. Complete with extra equipment. $1,700 F. O. I. DETROlT. MiCl-i. lloady for delivery Sept. l’lacu orders now. F. E. Lockwood and Company as WALL l‘i‘.. NORWALK Telephone illghGrschslchsnng LAWN MOWERS Garden Hose Hand Cultivators Brandt Sprayers Wire Netting And All Seasonsble Goods Bill 5 is E. iliiW ' Jill WAIHlNOTON ITIIIT l. 19“). "Silo, est, 75c. Refrigerators sod tor gave ill reform now wish; tibiae» ln Frill“ absent letter rsosivwi rests sy. An appeal has been issued to Chinese shield. asking them. to soonerste ill the boy. i GONNIO‘flm "03%“ FRUIT dROWr 3 J. It. Ellesmveillllle talk on the thinner 3‘03“.“le ”um“ .. r. A. mount 3.93. 34. 98 to 329 . r M" . s. it. lit-roasts. ussslmrtsh «sun Wliillllllt «seam WAN. slip hiss m. soswstk. seas. nth... of all [kinds of repair work l reassess on South Nor-walk is it working perfectly. or would some few minor but long neglected repairs put it in first-class condition at a very small expense? We make a specialty Horace R. Nash North Main and Well Streets. Iii lLl Walter I. ltlce.’ of lift Chapels . New Haven. a rate expert I freight department of the New road. dropped dead atv-liis dealt in. cities of Assistant General Frelshb‘ out Kentileld in the Haunted 0 building this noon. 1 ‘ r. lilies was about litres . . lie had been with the railroad coin y about twenty..yonrs. ~ ‘ r. Rice was chslf clerk to. Kentncld for some time past and widely kn wn throughout the state in railros circles generally. 11le ngn‘rber of Sheffield Lodge. No. 0 rt assume cHrLossN our or me. £38.H0\Ml llEltLiN.T Aug.3 .——The president iii! police has forbidden under severe m - slties the admission of children under fourteen. with or without parenbntn . moving picture shows after 9 do in the evening. The step In taken tl . ing to the increased used of pictures crime and immorality in these exhi tlons. When Are You Gels to Buy a Home? i OUR STORE WILL GLOBE 0N YOUR SERVICE FROM 7A. M.TOB P. M. E. E. Gerham Decorator to run Street. East Name“: Telephone 452 Are your eyes uneasy! beginning to rebel! tenable. WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES. We grind our own lenses. UNITID IANK IUILDINI We 1" . l? WAlHlNOTON lTlIIT'. 8 DA in. loudly and Saturday. 0 p. I. Definition of Chbonrscnc cause of the disease and the art of lusting the same. Diseases are as back. Even if done In childhood“ limbs. a...” our .... T. FRANCIS. D. C. Magnetic roams. aim Ales. insurance. Jr'M. Llyttlll k ‘60. . s newsrooms; mu ~ ~ r humbled also a ; :, During July and August-“- Saturdays at 1 pm. "Dorian Housé EVERY OTHER WEEK DAY AT EAIY OLAASII POI UNIAOY IVES are they line then com- Put them at their ease. Fenwlck Optical Co. nours-l to 11:80; m.and18:t3tl It? 9 THE NEW SCIENCE Chiropractic II the mecca 0! “I. byswrench.twistorspraislatbl creates pinched nerves and pain In ism life in the lllsreat organ and Chiropractors semen the cause I this disease and and health. rector-dd through til-g the sis liege s is r srvousnsn. surest Paraly- lll. Rout Kidney and P‘el'rssls & cases are given special at ; curvature of the Isles. as will "IOUTH MAIN an, a Wasmwarou ‘sr. to. «names Hammocks HA'i'Il. Qan- Mil. Uh. A‘sdidltlto... liltl Lllhlilly Rents. lisssrshls Tickets. Ilssi lusts The]. B. A Lawrence “"3" 15 8. m8} Do You Know Who lies tli'e Finest List oi Homes in find? :1 , ' M4.“ '9 ' ”Lu-ls:- TELEPHONE can. no. .4 \ (Grocery boulevard). sser woavutut Shore Dinners—- and All Sea Food Cooked to % John E. O’Sullivan reassures. u... o.— CrtyNatronaiBank scorn soswsut. court. All russscrs :Eansasi. Martino l mun Iunillll and Prest- Noumea /"'___ 0mm Ilfl Deposit “Sanctum“ EDWIN H. NATHIWION. ”In. .iosw l-l. no.1. ms, resume it. Rows wruliln WILL, m W 936‘“th ’s r‘wi‘iwls Wotan insure your tomobil against . rrss Anywhersr i: 9 " m" 9, llllt ill for RATIO at Auto LiAIlLITV with. i ii
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