North Main ond‘ Union ‘etreete. is per-
feeling a plan for are drille. which Vwill
be Introduced in his concern Vin the
near future. The shop crew will be
thoroughly trained in the drill Which.
I _‘ experience has ehovin, will materially = V‘
V lessen model! or to the lives of those . ‘ _
plant, in the event lire 'V V;
' . should breakout. “
The Glued, Peabody pinnt. situated
: doll is in the center of thocity. is one ‘
' not the prides of the rosidents of South
ulodlor 5 Till Afternoon
BEGATTA COURSE; New London,
A one 30~0hecilng thousands saw
{Yol6 and Harvard break even in the
‘f «two prollluiuary races on the Thames
river. today, that ushered in regatta
idoy end th6 5‘ at V‘vurslty eighta
dry a superb spurt. nthe lost halt mile,
_ while the Harvard euhdtitute 'vhrnlti’
g. Eour leading front the ntart, detected
at aurrsa. r: _ La 28c
lbs, Gran. Sugur, . '
lilllliil lllilli Fliill
neuron of colors of Letters
(loom-ted on St. Mary’s Pastor
following item or loco! interest
V in the recent Cntholio Trans-
‘ r pt.
8t. Bonaventure College. Allegany,
N Y.,’ houOrs itself it: honoring with
the degree of Doctor of Letters the
Rev. Thomas J Find, permanent rec-
or or St.' Mary's Church. Norwalk.
The aim». meter or thousands of
”young men inverted walks of lite had
-a wide. field from which to make
selection and exercised discrimination,
mu indeed. in the choice. Those who
.itnow Doctor Find need not be remind
“ad or his ripe scholarship. Allegauy
nutrients of a generation ago recogniz-
ed him as u oliumblou in the scholastic
drone. V'I‘hera was the stamp of ther-
toughness and accuracy in oil that
come drum his tongue or pen His
readings had taken him tar afield, but
the truth seeker had no penchant for
wandering luto dangerous hyupnths.
,_To this day the student characterizes
the orient in minute information. Door
tor Finu' brings to the dlIc’lmlon of
any subject or the exacutlon of any
duty where details m turntnountm
fund of knowledge. or erect or it in ,
Hill many iriends rejoice .
the new honors, that have sought V‘ ‘
recipient
Vprolound.
n im out, for the. modert
i the courts where publicity aeoli-
ongregoto. 'to record hie achieve-
V press or. other modluule oi obit glori-
' dilution. Hutu oil and congratulation:
a by Senator Fndd
‘ Norwulk, who ere Wont to nulnt it out.
" to the visitor no one at the city’s bent
assets in up-todote rector-y buildings V
afforded in this sectiouoi the country.
Constructed ornaments and always
kept in excellent condition by its mun-
Vngor whose line r‘exords for details.
such as the regulation of. the pure
is especially noticeable. ‘With the he
stitutlou of elite drill. another thing
blessed company which the citizens
may recall u'lt‘h pride. ‘
, it is the trend of the timge to have
every factory odord In dominate and
reliable lire alarm system and to have
ite toroe or employee; trained to muke
u hostydnd orderly dint from the (no.
Vtory in time or siren. .
« only otlr to}: {It ll G crooner
45w nor-Mord, 4 ore. 25¢.
Joselod. .. ‘22 North» Main at
mu. m Till!
rorlEll mlI an...»
W
HARTFORD Juno 80.~ln the non.
ate yenterde‘y the bill which took from
the sherlds of the county the power to
appoint limiters to the county court
houses and gloom with the county
commisgioners could no for condition»
tiou. Sendtor Judson explained it End
said he had no n'urtlculor internal in it
only thdt he thoquht it who the hour
thing to do. . V
The pnesugo or the bill Was opponod
it, of Bridgeport.
and several others he did not see any
occasion for Rutgendtor Peddock told
it [was simply IVmoneure to take may
from the .llrst Democratic oherid for
10 years in Folrlloid county the right
to make appointments.
in the house. the matter who indeli-
nitely uontpouod and the senate voted
the some way.
The finest thing imaginable in hot
Weather. A gluon or dolicloui Wil-
llomo' Root Beer. Cooling and Vdolic‘
ioua.
SEVEVII VlllllKIEll ‘
y
4’ 6‘
‘W
BUFFALO. N. Y., June 30 ~dovon
workmen were orunhod to death and
seven ”.othm Mll'lOUIly injured this
morning in the collared or the root and
other portions of the Buffalo Witter
Department's new pumping moon. al
the foot of Porter Ivonne on tug leltd
front. The dead who were working
in the pit of the onion hound. ore bur-
whlte curtoiue end other little things.
will have been added to the circled)".
Joiner Mole. who operates a tensor _
in! shop‘ to the Victoria block. in Bell-
rond~ avenue. and bio Journeyman,
Luigi Do debtor, werolorrertod, this
morning, by Constable Henry C. Bel
nor. on wurranto leaned by ‘Pl‘Oithllltlng
Attorney George M. Wilbur-sh, on the
complaint of too B. Senteugolo, oi
Middletown. and Merry G. Glpstein, or
(Continued on Eighth rm.)
ITEElllllI IEII
0F AITI IIEIKI
Mrs Jarues‘V'G. Grace ‘ . or West not
' Allen
hey
her cthdIur arm the um buckle
dropped from the ordering port and
left the automobile without any menu!
by which it could!» studded. '
Alter wrowly decoding running in-
to' severe! ohotmotiono.VV prioolptl
among than: we”: the telolluph pole at
the corner at Orchard direct and Witt
avenue, the our we: brought to a nod.
The brskgo on the maohlno were not
working my too well. nod it could not
be stopped on qdloltly u we: neces-
ury.
However, the car was hot‘tnvollng
at any great Ipoed. probably not over
eighteen tailor In hour‘when the pin
dropped out: Mr. Alien woo terrified
when he ottomnted to turn the older-
ing wheel notified“ that it turned'
completely around. without taking any
attack upon the court- or the machine.
He throw on the broker. however. and
was able to stop in time to prevent a
oer-loud accidents '
what-go alrortlneut Frost; Monet.-
hleVI. Louis Joielofl’e. '12 No. Main St.
«nu-W
WILL EIEIIIE lllLV
FOURTH IEIIILITIIIIB
"The Fourth or July ordinance of the
mayor and council of the City ct Nor-
walk will out no overturned to um
letter.” Illd‘ClfldE Thomuu heather-
Mid this tannins. "We will punitive-
Vly arm: all violatoro oi the low with
out any Warning whatever.” he contin-
ued, “and it Will he well for there Who
expect to celebrate with firearms and
drewatkd to road the law bolero they
”fill” ll .
The police in cooperation with the
winner oi the mayor will pronerro. in
no tor no 'pogolhlo. it Info and none
Fourth everywhere in their juriodic.
tiou. The touted! the ordlhuuco are
‘ one the torn. whioh were embodied hy
the new mode idol your to cover the co-
cooled. The mayor
no... x will the
arms Vere to
in, E. fulfill
‘ llllllllil uu
ill llllilllll
Plalnvllle lawyer Aloe Charged
woo well .
gleaned with the way in which the _
ll known in Norwnlli no one .,
. d:
VioePresident~Rov. Monty Stone.
' of Wellingtord.
Sedmtury-Mlns Mary it! Rowe. or
: Portland. Maine.
corresponding Secretary ~—. Mine
Charlotte M. Whitman. of Old Orch-
ord. Maine.
Yeleevllle, Conn
Other oilicers and committees were
tilled as follows:
Topic. Committee-«A. Dorie, oiToun-
ton. Muse; Mrs C. W. Woolworth. or
sttuort Maine. and J Ernest An-
drew'n, or dlrlstol
lot at Bristol; item 0 0 Fernhdni, of
Boston, and nor Freon Learnt. ct
Encounter N H. V
Editor of The Crisis—«nor. L 1“. ll y?
noide. of East Norwalk
Superintendent or Junior Walk“
Mine Guhole Pierce. 0! Providence
Auditory—8. 8 Atkins. of Yule»
ville. nod George H Johan. oiV' Welling-
:rdrd. ,
Committee
houndodow'rbe oregldonl Ind new.
Rowe. page
Willi MM'M
Sheri" Answer! Sum
HARTFORD. June to.-~nx-osputy
tore Judge Ono It a "rectal notion
iday ntthrnoon. charged with hloolimnil
extortion and teloe‘ pretense. Formal
pleas of not guilty were entered and
September term in bonds of $1,500
ouch.
represented hints“ on the *‘dlotrlot
attorney"
an altered dung
illegally. Cooled. Iocopted
logo! service: in the unique tren-
uotion. inure me.
ha been producing only nohort limo.
affair to state Attorney Aiooru.
Illllll lllV I III
'I
n: into the Norwoili
g,» roe-ident—wltev L. F Reynolds, ol
m Norwalk. .
Treasurer~Mlss Alice VIE. Straits, of
d’rozrom Commuter—Quay. o. n. or.
tor revising dlItrlot ,
r. nuts. or military. and memory it f M
Sher!!! tenor 8. Cool». 0! New.
Britain. and Attorney Charles F. Con.
ion. of Pialnville. were srrnlxnod he-
of the orlmlnnl duperlor court router-
the two men were hound over to the;
The complainant in John lento. or
Plolnville. who Illegal: that (lorries
of . New Moron and, re-
celvod from him will in settlement oi
Inioot Lepre in
which he WI! uncured of selling liquor
to tor
u lI under-toolidhot woman. who
hut mode Idiom brunt of the whole
in. loot night. the dlllldni oi Brood
diver rumpled to Ildcufll the project
or the .plty oi unmet to trim thet
I?” in. Wolkley we) » ' ‘
for Boston, run “rd.
schooner outbound w
meu‘on‘ hoard the-nob V
their veynoluud ‘
the Nnooocheo,
slight damage. _ “ '
'rue nooldoot unopened Vet ill: to [not
W
(motioned on Birth Peso.)
lliilili ll Jilil
n. The 23
Vohondoned
‘5
The Mt Norwnlk Yacht Club rent»
a computed to minus the... prep-
:11di for the no» which will he
held on July lth under the outlines or
thIt emulation and, Ira confident
thobtho‘ event will be rnniied union;
the but our held in The Norwelkll.
The, anti: wil be open not only to the
mum at the club. but to soy Nor-
welk' mote nod ‘tor that moon lie
populorlty will extend out trauma:
Nmnlit. There will be on event or»
on to all cable and speed boat- owned
by Nomlk people or owned by mom»
horn of the club. In this contest no
zhondlouno will be given end the win-
nor will be entitled to fly the chem.
plan-hip pennant during the union ot
1911.
I The club hoe purchued two now
lor Armin & Company churnoionlihip
penultimate blue for the tallest coh-
in: boot and the other rod for the
tutor ended pool. There will he no
unmade too. but Iuyouo deolrlugto
enter will Ioud their name to P H.
Fielding. courtroom): tho Mite oom-
mitten. A dmrlptibn of this it“, ~"
entered must Ill-o £5me tut ‘ooor
muolootion. upon the m‘dlht 0! 0‘1ch
ell intomntlon will he lot-worded.
The mt Nor-well: Yacht out me
will be I hoodloup event. 'i'hooo who
Wm dimmed lost your will keep their
unto headland but any new hoot- will
hire to I‘ll over the ooumiot lent
once bolero the mod. The roptto
oordmlttoe in charge or the rode in
dampened of 1’. ll. yielding. Willlun
Wiclto Ind Edward ll. idmlth.
2 outlet won " I
rout Altos
Chlot'lflllim
this] morning. tout his
hie train. he who struck by a owltclh .
in: engine and quite painful! limited:
V Mr. Whitney works in Don or)? end ,
is 1wont to keep on his truth, whl '
l. bucks-into theftrelght yet-db. setting-3':
‘. on there oud‘goiug to the shop. This V
.V Vie done as it enortons his walk. VYes-
terddy morulhg, or usual. he remdln- '
ed on the train and as it hacked into
J V the yard. he alighted. As he did so, a
, o swung along and struck
hint on thovlegu Mr. Whitney was
thrown Violently. to the ground and '
choked on considerably.
He was helped to his feet end ined-
icei assistance Secured it was found
that while his leg was badly bruised,
no bones had been broken. V ’
He returned to douth Norwnlk on
, ‘ soon our possible and who cared for by
‘Dr. Mil-uni B Wont.
, Dr West stated
this morning that while Mr. Whitney
“as painfully bruised. no serious in-
Juries had been shunned. “
W. ‘
one...» Exemption '
In the general unholy. Wodnoodny.
the house panned a bill which. if it
was: the donate also, will give a
note pension oi 330 or your to every
voter-In or the Civil War, or his widow,
or his widowed mother. resident in
this Itute or the mom widows,
tethm_ and mothers, nubiect to the
regulations.” to prod: oi delineation ‘
to receive theoeneionond the manner
or purulent no the comptroller Ihnll
prescribe. .
it this bill goes through the coat to
the state win be nearly 3200.000 ennu-
oily.
The otntute now provides an exemp-
tion from taxed on $3,000 worth 0!
groperty owned by any pensionod eel.
do. ”.000 worth of property owned
by I voternu or n veteran‘s widow or
mother. and $1,000 Worth oi prhperty
owned, by penoioned widows. (others
and mothers of those who served. This .
exemnuon average: about 815 to those’
voterono who o’In property.
Mr. Knight 0! Sell-huryutnted that
it would cost the state over $195,000 it
your to grunt this penalou and it might
induce vetereuo to nowhere irom oth.
or outer. There Ire “.500 veteran
here now
Mr. Meltser sold the hill Would odd
I pen-ion deportmont to the oldie.
Moron. Porrin. ot Woodstock: and
Hall. or Willioktoo.’ Ipolre tor the
amendment, nylon thnt the present
mtuto helm the» who ownproperty
and doe: nothing‘tor the veterhn who
in too poor to own property. and the
letter needs the help, most.
Mr. Mutoldoroo. or More: revered
the amendment Ind stated that Mao»
lookoootto and Rhode lolnnd smut
ointo pouring. Mr. Hotohlriu. oi
- , New Haven iliyorod it out! sold: "Geo
‘ Wills. ! trial: you would out out onto
woollen and sire the money to the
jury here yesterday ”slant '
associations and n longV lint
try. groomed among the dialed
M nu countdown
lillll llll ,
moor Hermite:
Should“ fit” I
Leon Pot Routel , ‘
10 lbs. lean curried Beef or 50¢.
Leg and Filot Veal. 1861b. ‘
Loin of ”Val, 16c lb ‘ .
Choice lilowil.‘ 18 end tile lb.‘ V
‘ Choice Routing Chickens, 24c lb. .
«AUTOMOBILE ron‘ monk
Serotonin-denser "hoodlum. ‘ 88‘ hr.
C EBYIMEI GodVaI‘Bt. Tel 103“
Rev. John D. sumo; rector 0 Bit.
Andrew's perish. Stamford. route
celebrated the 30th anniversary 0 hi:
ordination to the miniilry. Many ot'hlo
parishioners attended a cdlebrntio
the holy communion yummy diam-w
lug. ‘ ,
Rev. Mr. Skene wu ordnlnod
Bishop William 0.13“”; 01 til
cone or Albany. It the little period _
Noodle Foils, N. Y.. on at. retort:
Day, so yearn one. lie VII out-Ito on
the parish there for no time. i V
which he accepted cello to church ill
lliod. N. Y.: Aubury I’Ilrk.‘ N. J. (When
he remained for three years). and to
St. Poul'o perish Brooklyn.
He was rector at the motility “rill
tor eight yam. thll being into M
pariah for tome time. He lived in Nil-v
walk, with hill tomily'. without my rot.
ulur charge, tor a. bout it year. when»
we. edited to on St. Andrew'o pd
one sundry when the rector. Mr.
W Brothwolte. who may. it
uprinx ct tiled. he mooted the.
ol the pariah. but still milled in!
wnilr. In the on of not. on
tor died, and Mr. attend m out
concord him in dentistry ct tho‘
your. Hit incumbent; It ii .
drown not been highly 1311ng
Wood horrid u: um pronoun
t , ,
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