Molnar. world Not linow
He Wd's’ Aboard
Mueller tor Trsallllent
John. the ten- ~3ear old son of Mr and
ers. John Sis1:3 who reside oft Connec-
Hunt and North Tcyior avenues, was
. unfortunate in having one of his an-
‘ klea brolteniSuturdny afternoon. ill
one of the ill lit peculiar automobile
- accidents that’hns over occurred in
lNorwulk. The automobile oi? H. I.
'Moellel, of Washington street wus
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3 3 mums... are you going tonight? A
good time is assured you at Roton.
_ Militia (or dancing furnished by Ameri-
can Bend. Dancing until 11 o‘clock
Innis llnlllnl
3 While a number of old curs were
being transported to the” Wilson's
Point round house. Saturday after
neon. by.:.«Connocticut Company men.
one 3foi'3-chem‘ iii-mood the track. ‘ What
might‘hsve been serious wreck was
averted only bylthe' prompt action of
the engineer of the Wilson Point
switcher. _ 3
“ .The car had jumped the track, run-
’nln‘g for about five yards mid the en‘
.ngliie, which was switching oil cuts
from the Standard Oil Company synrd
‘ to the Point. backed down at s moder-
ate rule of speed townrd the crippled
car. The engineer happened to notice
the predicament or the car and stop-
ped his engine barely in time. to ovoid
striking the cur.
lied the engine run down the trol-
leys it is likely that someone” would
have been injured. for there wereeev-
oral men upon the cars at the time of
til occurreno. The engine was but a
_ root or so from the on: when it crime
to a stop Witnesses state that they
thought the accident unavoidable.
—BANNER BAKERY.
Closed all day tomorrow, July 4. 0r
our your bread, cakes, etc. early this
VlVli'ternoon.
”mm
CAPTAIN HIWT
KIIKEI IV EHIIIE
When the engine in 3his line speed
bodt kicked Arthur lioyt. oi llillhwood
overrun. received about as painful tin
* 3lhiu‘ry humane could receive without
ihnving a bone broken. in all his ex-
‘ip’erience with “it gneoline engine. Mr.
‘ ‘H‘oylv’ never before received on injury,
“but all the thrills be has missed seemed
to have been stored up in the energy
with which the engine kicked him this
ltlme. ’
33iltlyt'a right hand at Villst shout the
t lyn. N. Y., and containing Mrs. Clark
wilt?“ 3 I, 1 V
‘ :3 in “outwit mid Wrist. we: pickled
wul camel Here 331...... Ill
The idol: or the engine nought Mr.
‘1 bomasll-‘is Riding a; Bicycle.
3 Boss lulu Car of Ellé ii lumb-
VtVl‘or‘eV William F; Clarke
his bicycle plump into an ailidni‘nbile
owuéd by Commodore William '3‘.
Clerk. 0! iii? Flushing avenue. Brook.
and daughter Emma. who are spend-
ing the summer at their cottage in Bell
lulund. Fisk admitted that he had
been drinking just previous to the ac
cldent and had narrowly escaped ruin
ping intda Standard Oil wagon.
The accident occurred in South Main
street on the bill 'which‘ goes dowu to
the Connecticut Company power plant.
in Meadow street. Clarence Ayers.’
chauffeur of the Clark machine. ob-
served Fisk coming‘d‘own the road.
The bicyclist was riding from one side
of the street to'the other in n mnn~
nor which was dangerous to both the
rider himself and any other vehicle
attempting to pass him.
Apparently Mr. ‘Flsk,’ himself. reniv
ized that it would be hardly safe to
pass the automobile which he now
coming and come to a stop.
Chauffeur Ayers also got his mm
chine under excellent control and an— 3
preached the bicycle driver at a slow
Qte of speed. Just as it seemed as
though it collision had been averted.
Mr. Fisk suddenly pushed on on his bl-
cycle and crushed beedforomost into
the mudguard of? the automobile. bend-
ing the mudguard sud throttling Mr.
Milk to HIVVO mile V 3 V ‘3 3.
up and hurried to Dr Charles 0. no
hannun’ one... Dr. Bobsnnsn made a
superficial examination, which shoved
that not only had the men sustained
bruises about the tune but that his
left leg Was broken just shore the
knee. Mrs. Clark then ordered that,
the man he placed in the automobile
again and he was rushed to the Nor-
wnlk Hospital. Here the broken mere
her was set and Mr. Blair put to bed.
Chief William" R. Pennington, hear-
ing of the accident. wont to the beehi-
tal. where he saw and talked with Mr.
Fisk, who admitted that he had been
drinking previous to the accident and
did not hold the chaufteur accountabh
tor the accident. At the institution. to.
day. it was reported that the patient
was doing as well us could be expec
let! 3
HE WAS NPT HURT.
‘-W
Motorcycllat Made Remark
Then Received a Trimming.
Col. H.3'M. lingers. of Bridgeport.
told on amusing story the other night
at the meeting of the paving commis-
sion of that city. which caused it good
deal of laughter.
it seems that ufriend of his whoJ
shell beynnmeless was out '.ridi‘ng
ill his automobile one Sunday when
motorcyclist. one of times orally
eliowu that go shooting along the
road: at the rule of 50 or iii) miles
and
but by some trunk landed on the
running board. V‘
As quickly be possible the ins-
chine was stopped. and the anionic.
mbilist, who is almost a giant. stand-
ing over ell: tent. in height. and
weighing about 260 pounds turned
to the motorcyclist and suited pious»
unlly, "Are you hurt?"
"No i am not”
"Then you 3 shall be."
reply. dud so saying the automobilisl
sailed into the other fellow and More
3‘41“!“ u good trimming right then end
' ~ it rules for.
3 Themes Fish, a Hungarian. sustain» j‘
ed a broken leg end ‘9'. badly bruised
‘ I,i.’o.ce Saturday afternoon, When he rode
Pasture Association Attorney
Presented (lose Against Others
Conn manager. or the Bridgeport. base
bull team. was nrrdsbed yesterday on a
warrant. issued by Assistant Prosecut-
in; Attorney W. A. Beaded. churning
him with violation of section labs of
thejiren‘ernl statutes” rollover ‘
etc. unlawfully did secular business
between 12 o‘cioelt3 Saturday night.
for dancing in hotel: Point taillight.
tor-med in Booth Norwulk. which till
Connecticut ‘for the sum of 330.000
Booth ‘Msiu street.
vaudeville in the full.
on hour,;orashed into his machine. I
was the
33 . and oration-Mat. John Telegrnph.
BRIDGBPORT, VJnly 3-——"‘Gene" hie
"‘That Eugene Motlenn. with force.
an“.
icoptlnucd on Sixth Pele).
'mAmerloen Band will turniah music
Music Hell. Wilt Genital oi
A new theatre company’ but ’bocn
be known VII the Chris ‘0 Brown
Amusement Company. the inclrchru-
tors of which are Chris 0. Brown, of
New York 'oity, reticent of the Full:-
vnn Consodine Circuit. which controls
one hundred and titty theatres be
tween New York city and San Francis-
co; A. J. Collins and Frank C. Van
8003. both of South Norwulk and for~
iner members of the Music Hull Com- l
pony. The new company is lncorpornt- 3
ed under the lows of the State of
and will cdntrol Hoyt'e ’l‘llelitre, in
Washington street. arid Music Hall, in
33 The company hell not yet elected its
oillcere, but Frank C. Van Buoy has
been elected manner of the two then-
tree.
The company will continue with mo
lion pictures at Hoyt‘s Theatre for the
summer months and will open up with
Music Hall will
be devoted to the legitimate in thesi-
ri‘oals. the best read companies in this
port of the company to be secured to
play either one or two nights a week.
This is in line with the orizlnnl
plans of Mr. Van Buoy when. he issued
Hoyt‘s Thoutre. only the aqulsltlon of
Mr. Brown will add versatility and vs
rioty to the character of vaudeville on
Well so prestige to the company. it
is the intention of the nisnugcment
to give The Norwuilts the best on the
market both in vuudevlliu and legiti-
mute.
m...“-
ouemv CUSTARD.
dies because it is overcooked. Next
time this happens, best the custard
very hard with an egg beater, end you
will be rewarded by having it smooth
H
ALUMINUM
'Vi’o polish siumind’ '
3V , Lewis street, formerlv connected with
3 3 the South Nowell; Municipal lighting
13 blunt as bookkeeper, was struck bynn - 3
turn the machine line brought to a
standstill
33 due to his presence l mind in turning .
end facing the mad the lust previous 3.
aflw
‘ circuit occur-mi. r» Gayle was thrown
_V 3 open"
3A boiled custard sometimeasspsn ‘
automobile from New York'city’ and
dragged for thirty fist in; the bill be-
Tiiili. he Vilma not killed was
someone, Joni Ewan“! one.
or New York. a nlollprmun on the New
Yorkdllow Canon e rear of the New
York, New Huron Jihi‘tlut‘i‘l Billi-
road, we terribly illirned today neur-
the New Cancun station and is new at
the Btumiord hospital in a serious
condition. ills .hu 3 e. iii-manna face
are very badly burn” d. while his chest
and abdomen ore degply soured die is
about thirty years gm 3
3A: the electric e sine was switch-
ing preparatory to being clinched to
the train. Gayle rescued from the cob
windownud threw the unborn m
from his «bite the truck: when he
lay with his glotbinl biotin}. His tui-
incurs were torn from him and he we‘o
carried to the station when he on
given medical attention. lie was
brought here.
oouurnv con. 3
n
M
Physician rim mm... run
Enjoyment of luoollc Bliss.
Dr. Woods Hutchinson. in Mun-
sey's Maurine. draws an ~Ilhlllilll
picture of life out oi doou. lie can:
"i hnve always felt profoundly
skeptical, too. about the truth of the
story that Sir issue Newton thought
out therwllole taheory of gravitation
under an apple tree. alter an apple hlfl
fallen on his head. i! he had out still
{orally length of time under an on
pic tree. a thought dome as inrgo as
his must hove collected at least four
caterpillars. three spiders. s beetle.
and n couple of dozen tiles. any one
oi which would have thrown the most
powerful train of thought off its
track
"indeed. n cynic bus declared that
one reason why people are crowding
into the city ill til-t it is the only
place where one can live‘ the outdoor
life with any comfortwln the root-
the bleachers. Certain it is that nine
times out oiled. when dwellers in
the countrywont to enjoy them-
selves. theylro indoord. in moat ports
of the United Sister. durinu the see-
sell in which the wecther permits
one to client of door: with any cone
i‘ort. life laundered s burden shy
liter. gusts. sud mosquitoes. unless
behind lhu protection of cortisol.
For both town and city dueiisrl‘l.
these winced ports are the most sor-
lou- obstsole to living the outdoor
his. end printout-lily: in Machine in
the open air; or with window willsW
't
I
“Moves noon.
some time can be purified and oillblilod
gardens, on the_pevelnente,3 end on
at... in which" lard has been kept for
in whet was undoubtedly one of
«the fastest you at
3 {the Nor all: tom
defeated the Newilelde Butnrday. by
some; evervlimiod‘oi which iibounded
3n: reel. live bulletin“, with all the
frills which export monument and
line pinyin; could provide. The time
gnu-run.
(Continued on 3.3suoolid Page.)
«Line up! Tol3low3the croird to R0-
ton tonight. Band night, you-know
rout swindle Built oi
“Hooked” Hateriii oriwuers
titty will in lime
Last evoninx serum young
were clouding upon a corner in gen.
nitric ov‘er the possibilities
old lot-u “nis’llt wrath
‘ Munster Purdue a Feature of
.beet honouring degree resin. .
All lbs ennusi mention 9! the slate ‘
, VVV.3 elected: V‘
' President J. F. Boris. Brieuwvioe- .3
president, F. ‘1‘. Watts. New; Heroine,
:h' doctor. W 0. Circular. New Br
State Convention slid Fluid
Dev Hold Tilers
"DANBURY July 3.—-0ile tbousdnd
members of Connecticut Aerie of the
Broiler otV Eagles participated in the
parade that termed the leading feature
of Saturday' s exercises in connection
with the state convention “and; field '
day of the order. Danbil'ry, Bridgeport, , 3
New Haven. South Norwulk, steward
and Waterbury were represented by
uniformed delegations.
New Haven aorta was a sound of 38'
members of the New“ Haven police
force in uniform.
3 Five bands provided music for the “
marchers. 3
At the city hall the pro-
cession who reviewed by Mayor N. Bur-
tondiogerm The competitive drill
or the degree teams or the state for
a prize of $100 was Won by the New
Haven learn. The Stenttbrd team was
second
This afternoon held sports are being
held on the Dunbury fair grounds. VOne
' and three mile runs. a mile relay race. 3
hummer throwing and other events tire
on the program. .
The price for the eerie melting the
handsoth appearance in the parade ,
was won by the Bridgeport eerie. The
New Haven and Bridgeport; aeriea
‘ 3 for the
eerie having the greetedt number of
men in line. each having no men
Brldneport received the price for the
Mont-e the following encore were“
chnpluin. IJ. H. Splitter, Brianne“;
reenter-y, I). J. O’Connor. Bride-port;
treasurer, A. 8. Kim. Dunbury; “9?
inside gourd. E. c. Therrin.- Na
tuck; outside guard, It W. Miller.
atomiord: trustees. w. F. Renown!»
terbury: P. J. Connor. Hardilrd, and
ill. Bertbisumo. Putnam. 3’ ‘
Fourth" oelebnrtion."3 It woull
right to aisle iuIt here what
tend ‘ ‘
enough V”
keep
i right. The! MY
We expect ' therein who sa'ys‘he
don‘t believe in it is a f‘dusd one." to
use 3e elm phase. for where is there
Who in it“ younger days has
e the very some thing?
Destroying property is not so funny.
if boys iirnnt boxe- nnd other inflamv
insole motorist they should sell for it
from the owners.
of ‘ten they will not it. if they went
a. tire iuut step out of the center, not
under electric light and trolley wires.
who‘re demons will be done, for there
are runny places where e lire could
be built and no one object.
33.:
AND” IOGIIITV IXWRNON. 3
him boil People William Trip to
North .0“.le 3
The Arlen siculnrflocw excursion
to North Beach. vector-dry. was I sue-
can in over! my. noisily so well n
finsnclnllv.3 The slender John P. Wil-
son left the dock or to osioch in the
”inversion with but pumussrl on burl-d,
mirth: st North Beech in (load soil-
son. They returned to booth Nbrwa‘ill
istllrilo ooioch‘. " ‘3
The only unplssluint torture of the
the {not that the best we: not oriented
to the wort: tor wblub it was unsigned.
The decor re more or less sublet»
fined; Brldueport. Stamford and We
Nine chances out;
whole list was the intense but still ‘
lied-flu the VVtererliVlc host
The new Haven eerie we: victoriou-
the contest for the 8100 price otter»
to the delegations representing New
NOON.
Commencing July 8, The South Nor.
walk Savings Bonk will close at 18
o'clock on Saturdays: Open blender
eveninxé from 8 to 8. Deposits made
on or before July 10th will draw in-
terest from July lat. _
trim on ll Til lit)
ctttrmru nut 17
The Bridgeport Control Vol-bend is
melting extollclve pine: for the en-‘
nunl oburvstion of (lemon day to
tulle piece st Btscplouiuulo raised on
blunder afternoon sud evening. July
17. Two veers no when this celebrsc
lien we: hold all the inland there were
over, 325.000 retool paid admissions or
the gills. and it won the largest week
day attendsnce their he lsisnd on
ever known. 33
The Control Vurbund is composed
of delegation from at diiteront Cler-
luu‘n social, unwind. internal. and
of over fifteen thoulsnd Clement and
persons o1 Garnish «motion. . 33
Heading the ‘
~wm. cues: on «runners A'l‘
athletic sedition sud hell it. Membership 3
l. G. Douglnssm
Sleepy Hollow 3
.3 summon July it antler-cousin:
neur- riot in attempting to tutor
tension or the Polish It. 0 {lint .
Suturdey. seven men Md two we ‘" ‘
were arrested on chem! of brew 33
the peace and lined b5 and will ’
in police court. my formed
or A clique that disapproved of
present conduct of the church axiom.
intending to run the church
selves. they raised the have fr
.Ronisceweid
VVthe eryI.V According to it
lice were called. 3
13.3». Buniooomhi we. permit
sddreu his deck in the court . 3
where they haul nether“ to l '
the til-leis. lie ndmoniehed m
privnteiy no mo. be tsunami 3
would be moretliou'ble.
A runner pastor of the chili-c
swelling trial on charges bin '3 33 3 .3
ll’hliip Evans. of 9 Benton 3g
liming men who is well linen V 3
near dustuinlnz our!
urdey evening. when he tell til
ii hole in the left of his is
while entered in unsusiufio
mown hay which bed 3
the left or this succeed
ism the cxistenc‘o‘ 3 '
_ sill-V, for men‘s lashes tile L
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