East
Norwalk
Get
Your
Filled
Drquants... a.
Bridge Phannacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all timel.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.I. PARKER. Manager
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
i
Fire headquarters. run Zundt St. Tel.
ill).
2t2~~l€ast Washington and Fort Sta.
2l4~—\'an Zandt St. & SI). Osborn Ave.
zlfleust Ave. and Rowan St.
2l7——\\'lutleld St.
223~—-Fort and Charles Sis.
224mEnBt. Ave. and Fitch St.
225-St John St. and lidlic Ave.
352 -Seaview ave. and First St
335 ~lioulevnrd and Second St.
32l6—Cuve Are. and Fifth St.
Auxiliary box in Marvin school con-
uects with box 335.
Auxiliary box in Fitch school con-
nects Willi box Elli
One blast of whistle at odd times,
testing 01 line open
_ One blast. “of whistle at
alandard time
llox test at 8 p. m.. every Wednesday
'l‘wo blasts of whistle i- lwilre out.
li‘our blasts of whistle 1-1 llwnt
8: 30 a. In. no at'.hool
Same call at ll: till a. m.. one session.
A telephone message to electlic slu-
tlon (706). between the hours of ii p.
8 .p, .-nI..
In and li a. m.. giving location of fire. I‘
an alaIIII will be gilen of nearest box.
Arthur W. Day is ('olillaled to his
home lll Bella place, with illness.
Mr. Hyatt and family
their household pilot-in
kin-cl to it lictta plal'e.
have moved
from Flint
Mrs. Ii‘l‘t‘tl M. ”blame is ill at her
K'Kllillit‘, 51f Fill'l airccivwlih lonaiiitlu.
liI'. lirown is in attendance.
(‘ latent-e Whittaker who is stud3lng
III (Ullt’gt'. one a victim at his home.
in Winfield atreei. over the Sabbath.
W. 1). Louis and faintly. of New York
city. hare taken up their renldence at
their scanner home. on. Gregory i‘loule-
vard.
Mien Ethel Glover in confined to her
home. in Winfield direct with illness.
liI-I iIicIIdIi winh her II upocdy renew
my,
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Captain John Oimuiond. of Seavlew
avenue. attended the aviuiuion meat.
which was held in liIltlucpoI'L yester-
day.
The Young i’copius‘ society of boy-
al Worker» held it» usual meeting. laut
evening. at. the Advent Christian
church.
Mrs. Horace Keywcrth is seriously
til at her home. in Gregory boulevard.
Her friends are notnowhat whirled or
or her condition.
“tow-u
James I.‘iiommeditlu, who has been K
critically ill at his home. in Rowan
pliant. for sometime, in not expected.
to tire the day out.
h
m
'i‘runk bay; of Betta place, in confina
ed to his home With a aoIlodu illness
iliu many friends Villlfll him a speedy
and complete rotatory.
W.W~d»fl'
I Keyworth.
The itipworth means. In the dist-I
Avenue Methodist church, held its [16",
. _ rational service, inut'cvcniup in the
their new speed boat. which in expec:
ted will be the awil‘test craft in the lo‘
cal waters. -
Muster Frederick Dunn. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert E. Dunn. of Bette
place, who has been quite ill, is again &
out of doors.
Harold Hall has resigned his posi-
tion- wlth Contractor H. V. Carr and
has secured another with Contractors
St. John & Keysor.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied
the pulpit at the Swedish Congrega-
tional church at the morning and er-
ening services. yesterday. K
The usual, services were held at the
Advent Clulstian Church yesterday
ROWAVTONSI WON CRICKET GAME
After Hard struggle Defeated J. a J.
Cash 60., 76 to 69.
A very fine cricket game was play-
ed between the lloweytons and the J.
.l. Cash Company's team. of South
' ventlon of his organization. which is
Kllllill KKKKKEKKIKK
KKKKIKKKS KKK WEEK
Treasurer Maker to lntroducuK
An Amendment in Sherman K
Anti Trust Law K
When James 1’. Muller of the Uni-K
ted Hatters of North America. who 19- K
cenily_ was elected a homemade con.K
gresomKan. as noted. fiiiokc in defeuaeK
of his admlnlutrntlon before the con K
being held in Arlington Hall NewK
York, he took occasion to any that he
believed the union would win when the
‘K final disposition of the D. it}. Loewe &
t‘o .caso. now before the FederaiK
nror Mailer then follow-d this up by
saying that he had been collecting a
valuable amount of data on the Sher-K
mun antitrust law. and had entered in-
to correspondence with an eminentK
legal firm with II view of preparing nuK
K amendment to the Shannan law. whichK
K
courts wan made. (Honsreuanmn'l‘rene K
West NorWaK
Silvermine ,____,
New Canaan”
given the privileges of the floor and
explained his purpoae in lutIoduclnI;
the resolution in Local No. 8, providing
, for reduction in number of oillccra and
a reduction in office expenses. He stat
ted that when the label was place one
good basis the expense was about sizo
Norwalk. on the grounda “f the lat'Kwonld protect the unions in future llli Kn month, and the total aaialy $1.300 a
for. Saturday. The match commencrl
at 3:15 and terminated at 5:30 by
agreement. A full two innings wan
played. and the game wan finally won.
aftm a hard struggle, by *he ltoway-
tons. in to 69. The features of the
game were the heavy batting of H
Taylor. of the iiowaytona. and the fine
fielding of A. Taylor and ll. Griswold.
Kll. Osborne and .l. Jackson proved
themselves exerts in their game.
A. Loie was the successful batter
‘ ‘ then adjourned until this morning with!
nations or this kind. K
When the cmneution met on Satur-
day morning. it indulged in some moreK
heated discussions relative to politics!
and a tariff commission talkedK
over some routine matters andK
but half of its work acconmliahed. ltK
Kin probable that the election of unicorn]
‘muy take place about Wednesday orK
'l‘hIIrzsda3. It all dcponda upon the re-7
for the .l. & ..l (ash Company. whle
port of the law I omtnlttec which has
in hand the making of amendments to
year, but that latex the expense of the
oillcé. officers. salaries and the New
York agent ran up to $800 a month, or
nu‘Karly 810.0% II year. He spoke of
the charge. that one district had been
played against another and said he
hoped the future oiliccru would not try
to do this. I’etesidcnl .\lof’liti nnuuutr
cod that later he would reply to some
of the remarks of Thailand.
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SOME UNWRITTEN LAWS.
morning and evening. Rev. Lester F. Frank Goodc.hild of the name teIIm,K”"3 couaflliilluil providing (or the dc Kl“ "‘9 Army "d “"1 TM! “"9 N
1103 holds occupying the pulpit at both
Mrs. Charles Scllcck. of Laramie
street and Gregory Boulevard, wan tali-
en- suddenly ill. yesterday.
tending her daughter. Mr .
Horace
l
The Men's Class at the Eu t Avenue
Methodist church held its II ual meet-
ing, yesterday noon.
largely attended and proved o be one
of the most interesting held. this sea-
son.
George R. Van Aiatyne and son, (l.
Ward Van Alatync. of Buyvicw avenue.
are both confined to their home with.
nulney. Mr. Van Alstyne is the propri-
etor of the Crescent Laundry.
the illness of Ward. George Sprauue ll
on the wagon.
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Kl= The regulnr'luervicea were held at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
yesterday. llnv. William w. (‘llllius
preaching at the morning and uranium
serviced. The choir rendered II very
acceptable program at. each acrvlrc.
which was enjoyed by all present.
Frederick brown has been chosen
manager of the Oriole baseball team to
succeed 'l‘houlds skidmorc, who hull
moved to Brooklyn. N. \'., where he
has secured a position. While the team
was loath to part with the services of
Mr. Skidmore, Mr. Brown in con idered
II capable hunt to tilt the late Kenning-
er'u chaos.
The membcru of the East Avenue
Methodist church will hate a rather
quiet wcck no int no church aitlvitles
go. (in Tuesday evening the Methodist
Class will hold its regular meeting. 011
'ihureday evening, the weekly prayer
and praise service and on Friday night.
the Iueinbcru of the Ladies“ Aid Soul-
eiy are planning to give the Inca folks
a supper la the basement of the
church. The meal will be served from
ti until 8 o'clock.
liellclouu strawberry preuervco can
be made by boiling them but live min-
nice, nultlagu' them later on platters in
the sun to well up. any: the Pictorial
Review, in an excellent paper on Mada
urn Mctbodn In (tanning. (lover each
platter containing the ntruwborrio:
with II about of giant.
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"i couldn‘t think of a think to give
up for bent.“
"That no?“
“You, and when l remarked an much
in the bosom of my family my wifo
and daughter told me i could mat in
the time getting ready to give up for
Eurier.”-ilouuton Post.
‘M
Dust coats are a decently for those
who motor to any extent. The dry-
ness of the mama to muonulbie for
the dusty condition of the rude, but'
it is an ill Wind that blows holiday
mod on the mom and dealers in
clutter! are reunion a rich harvest
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Never omit‘rnbblnu the broiler with
a piece of fat cat tram the meat before
placing steak to broil. decided are»
while at~K
The me ting waeK
During K
showed that he had not forgotten the
Kgame b3 his excellent fielding and
good managing.
'l‘hc Rownyton players feel very
grateful for the manner in which they
Wore entertained by the .l. & .i. Cash
(‘ompany'e team and hope to reciprrr
cute in the next. game. They also up
proolale highly lh Cash (,lompany'a
kindness ih allowing the players the
hue of the grounds.
The score follows:
First Inning.
Lineup for ltowaytou:
.l. ll. Taylor. 3 runs; caught. A. Lon
I'lInk: bowled, F. Goodchild.
' J. Jackson; bowled, l'l. lreland.
' ll. Taylor, 32 runs iIIol onli.
l H. Griswold; bowled F. ticodchild,
A. Taylor. -i runs; bowled A. hole.
K E. Taylor. 1 run; caught .l. lllackl
Iman; howled A. hole.
iiycs. 0. Total runs. 41.
Lineup for .l. & 'I.l. t‘uah Ltd.
F. (loodchlld. 9 runs; howled J. H
Taylor. ‘
l'i. lrclnnd. it runs; caught-ll. Grin
.wold; bowled ii. Taylor.
A. Louie, i:l lllllll; howled .i. ll. Tull-
lor.
J. Lyons. «i runn:
‘bowicd .l. ll.
caught ll. Taylor;
Taylor.
nd .1. H. Taylor.
.l. lilavkman inot outi.
liyas, 3. 'l‘olnl.runu. 40.
Second inning.
Lineup for llowayton:
J. ll. ’i‘aylor, ti runs; bowled ll.
lnuil.
M. Osborne, 1 runs iron out).
it Taylor. 13 tuna llllll onil.
.l. .lquka l llllli-i; bowled A. Lon.
chnk.
A. Taylor.
hnk.
H. Griswold. 4 runs, bowled A. Lon
, ohuk.
I it. Taylor (not out).
llyeu l 'l‘oinl runs as.
Lineup for J. a .l. l‘unh l.id.:
A. Lonchnk. 7 man: caught it Grin.
wold; bowled E. Taylor.
J. ilinckinan. 2 Inna; caught ii. Gris-
wold; bowled J ll. Ta3'loI.
.1. 1.31)“. til run» incl call.
A. Lola. ll rune (rah anti.
ll. irolnnd: enuuht ii.
howled it“. 'l‘aylor.
! if. (inodehlid. .l rune; caught it. Tuy~
ior: .bcwlod if}. Taylor.
W. itflartwriuht. i run; bowled .1.
ll. Taylor. ’
liycu it Total runs. 29.
Umpire and tlIIIII- -lteoper~:~Mr. Riel).
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White silk crepe embroidered in Jul»
aneuey designs of lilil, wiutmiu or
cherry blossoms make» the most ex»
untrue lumen“ and lounging robot.
Girls who baa time for considerable
embroldoiy that thin most. fascinating
work while the completed gnrmI
bought at the lmportcra' are yer; ole
polisive.
lro
2 rune; bowled A. Lin
Griswold;
W.
l
iw
each a What will carry conviction
A. Lonvhak; caught A. Taylor; bowl-I
Remember the Want Columns 0!?
The Sentinel are read by thuuuauda
be are seeking definite interruptions.
the mole concice the statement telling
all the mm. the more likely it ll til tj
crease in nuIIIlu-I of salaried officers ‘
During the discuusion over that.
clauuo in President Monitt’s annual aci-
drcas. where he favored the creation.
iv.entlon
Kent. when 'i‘rcnuurcl blather nought toi
ation relative to the commission.
Muller was fortified with a vast muss;
Kbmught matters to a head by stating
lzlhat he bellman that President Taft
would meet no opposition to his tariff
aimed directly at Muller. who in a Dem-
ocratic «monarcasmnn Abe Gunslet.
the Sortaliattc delegate from New Jer
soy renewed his ruqli‘itut to liprcnd the
Hocialistic pmpnaundu upon the min
Kuics of the conwntlon. and the onl3
wa3 that the whole dial usuioh (ouid be
(ticked off wan to refm the mallorK
back to the committee. it is underK
stand the committee will report in lav
or of crpunninu the whole argument
from the records of the umvculion
The committee on renolutionu reporI
Kied against the rcuoluiion plodding
Kl’or the adoption or a universal label
3 Kio he leaned under the auspices of the
KAIuerican Federation of Labor. Secre-
tary Martin Ll\\\llil snake acalnst the.
report of the. coumiitico and in favor
Kill a universal label He until:
'lmtcr "A.“ II horucehoe. or am dc
Kuign might be uolcrtvd an an emblem
While the. ll‘lillilllttllilklll-l or it would be,
Tcntiroly in the hands of the American
Klv‘ederatiou of Labor. the right of an
Ktonomy would be enabled to each orw
sanitation. 'i‘he lumen would have
a right to any in Illelr own industry
what chop: it Wtillld be placed in. Our
label would bo mnl‘kod‘ ‘Hnttera' Lab
cl.“ it would be a common design
with a diutinaulshlng mark. All the
any that danish would Mandi tor ornate
iced labor. Every man humid recon»
nine it when no “will i think the
use of the universal label Mould. do
away with a great in in petty anon
rain and Jurisdiction dipoles. in not
the strength at. the butters the
“HHS“! oi the general monorail we
do not know each of II label‘s an we
ought, to know them; ltd do not narrow
ate the!“ III we ounhf’tu"
Doldflw Brdwnjpulle in favor of a
natural label. aluminum Dani
loan and Patterned. Others optic-en it
on III-cumin no no button: might lode
their identity «are that to Give up
their own label. mama Ryan M»
crud the universal um. and ‘ aid Kt
the Illuminati Federation at Labor
of data whitlI be all: ready to uprlnnl
on the dcloznius. President Momth
commission if he would name to out:
I two Democrats on that board. This wanl
(Irons stands for l'brluliunity, l Iniuhi‘
most the Force of statutes.
it is the unwritten law of the can
that a captain must go down with his
.ahlp. lilcn dare not write it into the
of a non-partisan tariff commiunion. itK
was made very plain that the delc Kate it in their new or marine mg".
gates did not desire any politics to on- Klatlons. W: the tyrants» of u“. sen
jtor into the promedlnga of the con!
contract and nations dare not incorporI
know the law and believe that to obey
Slit“ Tl (audition ““3 “mm“ Sit batters their service. and. there are
few instances of its being diam :nrxiod.
Kdin'cr with the l’teuldellli' 3 recommend' . It is the “WM“ law of m.. mm
K and navy that an odiccr shall not seek
Kcorar or at least shall not show up-
prchcution of danger to his tel-cor. in
time of battle and in the presence of
Kcnlistnd men or common sailors in
Ktho Franco-Pinholau W ar nearly 4,000
Kolflcers of the German army were kill-
ed and the areal majority of them gave
up their lives becaune they be lieved
Kin the law of conduct,
K In obedience to this law Farragut
bound himself to the mast Lee rode
K in the head of his (bulging column at
like bloody uncle and lamina walked
coolly in from of the line and was
Kuhoi in the presence of his men
The law of the riitht or retention
had been much talked about and much
Kwrltlen about i-‘very intelligent f'lll
:Iea beliKeIes that he has the right hu-
Kder certain conditiouu to oppose the
established Government of his on II
land and join in an effort to establish
Kanother in its place. Just prior to
Kand durinc the civil war there was
.‘much discussion in this Iouniry hv
‘ learned men on either side of the right
Kof rovolutiou and the higher power”
Kand the‘ nrealerlnw."
K The law inclining one person in the
killing of another has required the so
rious connidcmlion of men country.
Killian official miminnl code proiides
Liorlain puuluhmcuta for homiilde. and
many of them graduate the punish
meat with minute particularity accord
ing to the circumstances of the klilius.
so that am one of air crimes may be
involved in II alnsio tragedy tluch
Kcodeii also attempt to define who! kill-
ing in justifiable and what is excusable
land with their lntcipretation b3 the
Kmart”: nattempt to describe the onl3
Ioonditicnn under which one human he»
in; can kill nhoihor and not be guilty
of crime
The Hebrew code ‘nlmodt latitude
alone in in recognition of man's do
,tirolto ltlll and bin right to have that
lifeline and that climax of all kntiatnc
mu prerocation alkyd another. It in
not at all strange that in this branch
there. should be an extended code of
unwritten as written law univritten
now and always to he unwritten for
by its embodiment ml the Inmates
would be taken an a licence by dis-
honcot men and would recall in harm
rather than dead.
it in an unwritten law» all...“ the
‘K I .' «sum. of lilo army that if a subordi.
unto ofiioofldllk sauna... officer he-
than that alum hunt- uni: ciy degrad-
tho mason tint the «condition given .
Silvcrmine
Thomas Kelly. of New York, spent
Sunday at home of pharles Roche.
Henry Perdrennx. of New ..York.
spilt! Sunday with 'his son.
Perdrenux.
Philip Hurst spent Saturdayg and
Sunday at the home of his father.
John Hurst.
Henry Bruckner, Sin. and Jr.. ‘spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
Charles Roche.
Mr. and Mrs. bl. l.. Pelhum. of East
Norwaik, lMelted Mrs. 'W. W. Austin.
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Rachel Wood. of Dorian vis-
ited at the home oi Mrs. Alonzo But’
let on y'l‘ucsduy.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Scolield, of
High Ridge. sport Wednesday at the
home of Airs. Alonzo Buttery.
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Miss t‘lura Damaguard. of New
York. spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of her parenIs here.
lifillar and family re.
turned to their Silt-ermine bungalow
during the past week for the summer.
Addison T.
tire. c. lCK'Richter and Master Ger-
ald Richtcrs' mother, Mrs. J. E. Kirk-
wood. at Woodhaven, L. i..
lidwuid D. Freeman. general counsel
for Jones Brothels (10.. the ("and l'n
ion ’l‘ca coIICern. spent the week end
with Sir. and lifts. John D. Fethake
Robert llarimeyer. who has
working at the Bronx Theatre. New
York. has resigned his Imition and‘
is now living at the home of John
\‘ion. [in will be connected With the
General Contracting and Supply (30..
of New Canaan.
John B. Gruclle has purchneed a plot
just opponlte the r'lier from his in
Iher's home, on the Wilton side. where
he expects to build II home. Mrs.
Grilelle‘a Iarents arrived from indiana.
to make their home with Mr. and Mrs.
Grueile.
been
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Thc Ladicn‘ Aid Society of the
Methodist Protestant Church that Wed-
nesday III. the home of hire. Ella Aik-
en. Each of the ladies brounht five
cents worth of something tr: the line
of edibles. and they had a good time
opening up the mysteriouu parcels.
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Sunday being Mothers‘ Dru appro-
priale sermons were preached in the
Methodist Protestant Church by Rev.
G. E. Richter. Special effort was
made to enable mothers and grandmo-
thers to be present at the morning nor
vice. when Mr. Richter‘e theme was
“Our Debi. tohluther." At the evening
service; the theme of the sermon- was
“Are Mothers Today like the Mothcra
of Yesterday ?"
itionl which comes to him who under .
Don’t Wait
until the Summer ishalf
over before you get that "
new Refrigerator
Do It Now
and IIIIKKve the cost, by pre-
serving the food you
“would otherwitie‘ be ob~
Claude '
Daily Line to u. v.
For FREIGHT Only-157‘? "
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (toot ;
of Dover street), every day fox» K‘
cent Sunday). at 3 p in. Freight
received at Norwnlk up to 4 p.
In. and South Norwalk up to 5:30 ..
li .
Norwalk Steamboat Comm“! .
Annmo J. Smith. 0. 0. Hogan-n.
Laue. General Agent
Dons YOUR";-
TIN ROOF
LEAK P
“'9 should appreciate the op-
porluaity to figure on repairing
or replacing it.
We specify Charcoal
Leaders and Gutters in our ,l
contracts. They cost but little
more than ordinary galvanized
iron, but wear many times
longer.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: West Sta.
S.Norwalk
a.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Emhalmet
l9 North Main Street. South Nomad:
Residence. I Washington Strut-
ruoonom at office. 336-2.
fol-phone or been. “I.
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"KHKE NEW SClENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic u the science of till
outline of the dues» and the art of ad.
inning Ines am‘1 Dianna are
by a wrench t It cannula In the
bio! Even If done in childhood!
cream: pinched nerve. and pain in
later life in the different 0mm and
limbs
Chiropmcoro remove the can“ if
this dtloaiio and pain. and health“
restored through harmonizinl the of:
nerve suit-Ins in your body
Nervouunean autumaum. Mir;
Ida. Heart. Kidney and Female on-
ance: are given apeciai attention; If,”
Curvature of the Spine. outriii
never regret giving Chiropractic
chance to help you.
TFRANCISDC.
I» waamuo'fon or. no. headland
Magnetic Treatment dim NI!
lron“ .
Norwalk Chronicler