The copper mines in the Lake eu— '
most important to
'thstrtiisv“ iii . ' ,
shins orients We can oppreuis
_ the outivemetul occurs both. in ma ._
, pieces and great masses. The buttons . -
‘ had only to dig away the earth and j
smash the rocks with stones, some bl '
which they provi ed with a groove
1 1 and attached t handle by means ‘
. bromine. pruned the groove. ‘ 5- . i,‘
, mingle” hare found filmt the! I
also built tires upon the rocks and
‘ thus cracked them that they might '
more easily be flushed With ham» 1
more. One Diana of copper propped .
upon poles over fifteen feet belowx
the surface of the ground was found .' y.
by explorers where it had been span. " ~
honed by. the indlsn quarrymsu. ‘
Weighing almost three tone. it was
a monument to the industry of the
North American Indians, who: have
too often been considered lazy. and
who. we must remember. had only
the simplest tools with which do rais-
this heavy mass. One or their shafts.
which contained a mass of copper
weighing several ions. was twenly- A
ll! feet deep and the mass or copper ;
had been raised several feet. probably ‘
“and muscle. spent Sunday at denim SIEALSWB mu
uuuuuunuu
’ respective homes. in "East Nerwulk.
’and report that they had a bad week of
Welded, to Go: Back to Virginia,
Where They Know All the Boys
TAKE OVER A GARAGE BUB 33
Messrs William L. Olsen, of
Darkness Compellsd Owner of Duch- walk.au1l Frank Reynolds, of Wes
on and Nephew to Anchor ,po,rt together with the others inte’
All Night. . ,ested in their corporation; took o
Burgess Jennings anal GGOI'SG A 'lhe COHfiOlldfll-Gd Auto com?”
Jennings. both of West street“. are be- Saturday. Juli lot and the P390
lug considerably Joked about an exper. now to be known as the Rel/110 B M
icnce they had on Thursday night last. tor Car Company They have
may were taking the Duchess, owned the premises in West avenue for
wens LOST IN THE ”Anson.
”.it. the wind and storms preventing
them from doing but very little work.
g'i‘hey returned, this morning, encour-
aged by the stillness of the weather
Saturdaynud Sunday, with the hopes
of having a full week. This far. these
men have encountered a bad year
j Nouwntll
W53 nucccssl'ul coke and ice cream solo at
s
R
‘ thereby lessening the danger £10111 ilro.
Filled
Your Drugwallth at the
"Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at; all times.
Personal attention- giv-
on to all prescription
work. ‘
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Conic in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
.—
'.l‘ilc weekly devotional muting oi"
tllo Epwdrtll League was held, last ov-
enlufig, at the East Avenue Church.
The Young" Potiplc’s society of Loyal
Workers held its weekly devotional
meeting, yesterday evening, at the All:
velit Christian church
The blcu' s Class at the East Avenue
Methodist church held its weekly nicot-
illg, yesterday noon, in the parlors of
the church. The meeting was 11 most
llllorsilllg one.
,ll, was the Wmuun's Auxiliary of
Christ Church which hold tiles vary
the home of Mrs.
of Cove. avenue,
Juulos Circle.
Arthur Mort-house,“
instead of the St.
The oil which the town authorities
lluVe put on Seavicw avenue was ap-
prcciuted, yesterday. when the hot
wouiller would have pulverized the
dust and breathing would have been
all but impossible under ordinary clr:
oumstuuces. .
On account. of the holiday Tuesday.
the regular mouthly mootlug of the
East Norwalk improve meul Anne .11:-
lion will be held Thursday at " .30 p.
111., in the Mayflower Hose parlmu. Van
Zuudi street. Ivory member should
make an effort to be present.
.4...»
“Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied
the pulpit uttllo Swedish (lougrcullmb
ul church, yesterday morning and ov—
clling. ingtlle morning, communion wus
served and the pastor proucllud :1
story sermon. 111- lllc evening he
preached again before a large congre-
gatiouy who attended the service doe~
pilc lilo heat.
was
(iom‘uo it. You Alslyuo and party.
who attended the Harvard-Yule bout.
races at New London. last Friday, re
turned from New London, lust evening.
Mr. You Alstync wus fortunate ill pols
“lit! an exceptionally good place 1111' his
“wicket" ,lusl: under the bridge rind at
‘ the opposite side of the judge's bout,
where he hud nu unlutcrrhplod view
or the blue and ruceuud unw- Avia-
tor l-iurry Atwood swoop down from
the bridge lit a very short distance.
. “W
The ltuat Norwulk’ Fire department
will pa on duty all night. tonight,
. rcudlucss to mentally ulnergcuoy
which might arrive in the way or a
third of July fire. The boys will have
throughout.
ice of the day, being so scorchlugly
hot and mesh so still and oppressive
that many find it difficult to keep up
with their work.
ed: as though one could never get the
23nd many of those who left home and
district for the air returned home again
‘ pl'cpurutory gill}!
in,
m
The weather is: one of the main top-
Yoetcrday. it seem-
uext breath of air. Hundreds from the
district went to Roton Pointy or other
places along-the shore in a frantic ofv
fort to get a breath of fresh. clear air.
The sound reflected the heat. however,
in the evening for a cool spot.
._.._....._._..._
Fridnyeufteruoou at the Hoiluud Hill
school a very pleasant surprise party
teacher of‘the school. Grout credit is
due toiitllc children, who no success-
fully conducted the affair. Jonas Frail
ier of the Nichols Terrace school not-
ed as manager for the younger chil-
dren. An elaborate program. arranged
by Eunice F’rmlor and Gladys Larson.
of Grade four was reudeiod by the
children. Aftel tile entcttuinmellt ro-
lloshlnouts wcle solved The Spirit
that actuated these little cuteltulnols
will long be remembered by Miss linin-
hull as a tribute to her from children
with about she has had 11 View pious-
ant cooperntion “Bridgeport Pout
it certainly looks like a real 111cc
coming tomorrow to see the members
of the East Norwulk Yacht Club tuning
up their boats for a struggle that will
be \vorlll going miles to see. llorui‘o
Koyworlh, Lester Wheeler and Si.
John and Keysor are getting ready.
'l‘llcu ill the cabin class, the club's ucw
fifty foot llurrier, F. ii. Lewis, 2111i.
owner and captain, will make any boat
in the harbor move. to boot hula-judg-
ing from the beautiful lines and
smooth running engine. in fact the
look upon her as 11 possible winner of
tile cllulnpimlslllp pennant. The poll--
uunis arrived in town today. uud are
on exhibition in Price‘s clothing store.
Al 11 mot-ling of Hip lcguilu commit-
tee of the East Norwulk Yacht Club.
hold fialur'du}. it was decided to start
the race tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
,o'clock. The, course will be lilo some
11s in 1910, from a line at the club
house to the redmbuoy want of Green-
licld Reef iiuht house and buck. follow-
ing the ship channel approximately ten
miles. The boots will be classed A, ii,
and i‘... and all boats in ouch class will
be given their time to start from the
which will be fired
ui 2:25 sharp for class A aismuli boots).
The starting gun for chine ll (cabin
boots) will be at 2:30, ulul at 2:85 for
speed bouts of Class C. With the ox-
ocptiou of the Ward cup and tllelill‘lilm-
plonsllip pennant for cubiu uud speed
boat events, the race will be a booth
(mp. ,Tho committee has appointed P
ll. Fielding starter E: B. Smith. lilac
keeper, willie Earl linker has charlie
ol the llamiloapplnu. While the coin—
mitten is confident or a splendid race.
it toy are in hopes that more outside
boats will make effort to carry the
championship pennant for the season.
l‘uo committee makes no distinction
lunch ready to serve in both compan-
ies, although the luncheon will be for
members only, the cv‘out not being
opendmuse. Evetyouc iu rehuostod to
alcohol» what ever inflammable mu
tests] they may have endured to no
complete in or. about their prenflhes.
“-
, . iommunlon was served at the East
' Avenue Methodist church, yesterdny
morning. Rev. William W. Gillies oili-
us in boats, whether is a club of not.
entitled tony the name cock.
, .
BOUEVARD NEEDS OILING.
M
Complaint Mode of the mm on Part
of Best Norwaik Highway. .
h
‘0! Steve Wnrgo, Andrew
l‘hoy want to know what boat will be
w—'I‘lle two sons
and John.
took it into their heads that Fulrileld
was too slow for them, so Friday morn.
ing they started on a long journey but
us for us they got was Soutllport. it
seems that John. who is 14. agreed
with Andrew, his ton-year old brother.
to try and got away from home and
go back to Virginia where they lived
it few months ago. As to how they
Word to, get there was the question
that puzzled them most. They knew
it wus'u long walk und'Wero quite
afraid to start by foot. Finuliy on
idea came to one. of them. He re
membelcd one of the family puttlugl
some money away the other (,lhy in u
dlcsscr tllut was in one. 01' the chant iI
hols. 'l‘llol wont to the place and took
out 11 $100 bill. then cloned on their
long journey for tho south. All soon unig
Mrs. Wargo saw her boys come from;
upstairs and no out the front door,
she nskod them what they here doing
and where illel wcle going The bov;s
replied that they wele going for a
little uulk and would be back in a
shot 1. time. The) soul ill the dime
tion of Southport. Mls \tnrgo them
run up stairs and found that u twill
bill had been stolen and immediately
phoned to Deputy Sheriff Elwood aild
told him that. lilo boys had gone in the
lllloction of Soutllpoll. ’I‘ho sill-riff thou
phoned to some of the stores in 1110‘
town and told them that if two small
boys came, into their place with much
money to hold them. He also ‘plloncd.
the two banks. it was found that the
boys bud walked to Soulhport uufl
tried ill 11 few places to got the bill
FAIRFIE]..D, July 3.
’ changed but were directed to the bunk.
They then went to the Soulllpori
Trust company uud asked that ”W
bill be shunned. The clerk in churni-
walked from bchiud . the desk
look the boys in hand until illc shor-
lltcd They \velo then taken Milk to
the olden of Justice liucou \\'ukcmuu
and the p.11 cuts sent for. When 1hr}
111111 or] they said that the) wcrt- glad
to not. tho mount buck uuulu and did
u'l pant illd’iloys prosecuted linen
asked why they stole the mouov lllcy
Hillil that they were illcd of ir‘ulrllold
and wanted to go back to
photo that know till the hint! and
could have a good l..in11- The} said that
they intended to‘l’uot it new suit each
and shut buck as soon us they Ullllll-
Attol they were given 11 strong rupllul
maud by the insult-o oi. the police they
wold" lot no lo illcil lloulc upon the
promise, that thoy would never do any
thing llliD that again.
aunts/11.111111 GEMS.
The item must sought after in Aus-
tralia is the block opal it is estimat-
ed that since 1890 opuls valued at over
35. 1300, 000 hove been found ill the slate
of New South Wales. The state of
Quounsiulld'uieo produces many Opals
the production 1111 to the present limo
amounting to nearly $1,000,000. Elap-
phlres rank next among Australian
some in value of production They are
found in New South Wales and ill
Queensland, chiefly in tho lutlor slate.
‘ln the gravel or creek bolls. Accord-
lflg 101 Daily Consular and 'i‘rnde.lte~
pprts,. the gems show excellent fire
than the oriental sapphire
rwstvm howlsa ErLosloN.
CHICAGOI .uuy
Gregory Boulevard is not oiled
suited and at the conclusion ot the eel»
vine. preached a short sermon. in into
evening, the. punter propelled and the all now by the road condition it intol-
‘ choir, rendered
program. hills
Mariel
and t is not understood why disma-
tili‘lled from that point. The dust onus
Much complaint is made because the
air West Fulton lull Clinton streets
i
walk, sung u beautilui solo .und Mrs. cause of the cloud or dust... The iieul‘e- be due to labor troubles.
' Angelou.
and ‘
iff who use on the wm Jll. the lime or '
\‘ll glule.I
and luster. but the color is darker blue
“The twelfth
bomb exploded in the acondults or the
'l‘hiiltz‘ommonwesllll Edison 015., within a
, 01111.13 1i“ been i301“! *0 “‘0 monument month, was tuuched off about nildliiglltl
The explosion which was heard for it
,mliu broke Window glues in man pull 2 ~
excellent musical arable—sac bud Bnturdny night thut a :amgg Within a radius of null. sydosell h
his Simmons. of trolley car was compelled to stop as blocks ‘- «~ . ,.
New Yorlr. ity, formerly of blunt Nor- tor the passing of an automobile be- The bomb throttling ls timeouts to
the only means the indlans had of
‘movlns it’ being wedges and sticks.
These ware exceptionally -.deep
shafts, many others being smaller
In one place an area of about-40,0
acres had haouworkcd over. Jud:-
ing from the number of stone ham-
mers or muuls found in a given bulk
of the dobrls excavated from these
‘nnclent diggingu thousands and thou-
sands of the hammers must have been
used, and may billion“ by clearing
out the old workings.—~Southsm
Workman.
A Find of Old Coin.
Workmon in demolishing on illi-
cient house situated in the Run 119
Strasbourg. opposite the old Mont do
Plate at Nuntcs. have made an in-
teresting discmery which is likely to
'sttract considerable attention. since
the find was at onre dispersed by the
men. It correlated of 11 number of gold
and sllVel‘ coins of different epochs.
The most interesting bore the 19!!le
of Alphonso Vill. King of Cullen and
Castle, who resigned from 1136 to 1158.
They hear on tho oxergue an inscrip-
tion in Arabic induces terms: “The
”limit of .the catholics is aided by
Allah. and Allah protects him.“ The
find is interesting in more buys than
one, and it is likely that evonomlc
writers will not full to make use of
those coins to show the trade rela-
tlous pf antui about the period of
the Hundred ‘l‘eirrs wan—~lloudon
Globe. M.
A sermon Syndicate.
A method of sermon collaboration
which may exercise great influence
upon the vexed problem of church at-
tendnncu was recently tried at Los
Nine milliliters of that city
tot together and produced one sermon
and on the next Sunday nine congre-
gallons listened to the some sermon.
one of the best they had ever heard.
Such a plan makes good use of
diversified gifts. Ono preacher may
be skillful in the line of illustrations.
another particularly happy in literary
' and historical allusions. a third is mas-
ter in theology. another gifted with
evangelistic fervor. and so on through
all the elements that may enter into
n eormon.--l.oslie's Weekly.
Pennsylvania Hunters.
The extent. to which the State's
lorestry reserves are used by hunting
uld camping parties is shown by the
fact that over 600 permits t: enter
State land have been issued so for
Ithls year. ‘ These permits include
8. 550 persons. pushy of them hunters.
l The increase of vlsltors to Sluts
‘1 lands for the purpose of recreation has
l been notable and some of the prop-
lertlea which the State has acquired
1 to safeguard water shed: and timber
lsuppiios have proved to be popular
camping grounds. - Philadelphia
Record.
Negro Criminals.
The number of arrests of neurons
in oil the cities is much larger than
lthe arrests of whites in proportion
l to the population. in 1900 the norms
comprised 1.8 per cent. of the popula-
tion of Chicago. but 7.8 per cent of
those arrested; in New York City
neurons were 18 per cent of the popu-
in Phllsdelphia neurons comprised 4
per cent of the population in 11100
11nd just a little less than to per
'oent ot those arrested. «Southern
Workman.
Join or Mo's sword;
A word in the Dijon museum has
.of Are 11nd presented
Charles Vii or France.
hears the some "inureo'uleurl‘s.il
lists or it i).~'-Loudoo belly Milli.
burn
- charms than New Canaan Nature has
‘ Stcumbouts and sailing vessels lender-
littion but it per cent or the arrested:
been identified as that used by John
to her by
. 011 one side
of the hilt ls engraved a figure lineal-
int hetero a cross ascribe inscription
"chariot Vii." while the other side
The
sword also hears the arms of France
and or the,tow1l or Drillers sad the
pm 1a and drives- by snow
this: and iii mam drives hire:-
New Canada has only recently up
poured in the list of health and sum
mer resorts, but its seductive charms
and healthful atmosphere have be-
come quite widely known. Persons oi
delicate constitution and semllmsr
lids have lreuuently conic hither sock
lug restoration to health. and here the
lost treasure has been found. Our ea-
lubrious climate. and the soothing
quietness of our surrounding bills have
begun to be appreciated by those
who with nerves and worn brain wean
led. seek the rest and healing which
nature gives. Few inland towns can
boast of greater or more varied
bestowed with rare prodlgitx her its
upon our town and its vlclnagc. i‘he
twenty‘four square miles of territory
embraced in our township, covers
some of the most attractive and pic
turesque scenert to be found anywhere
in this section. From many of our are
rules traversing the ridges upon sales
the town is situated panoramic views
of Hing island Sound delight the eve.
ed diminutive by their distance. dot
the horizon. Across the expense or
blue ulster. the deeper blue of the
island which gives its name to the
Sound,“ stands out in restful outline
against the southern sin. The charm
in; drives mer excellent countrl
roads. counectlng with several nearby
towns. is another feature which at-
traons those who seek rest and rec r-cs
lion and health amid nature a most de-
llghtful haunts. ,
bliss-rillurn Gregory is visitiug'rclu
lives in New Haven“
1.. P. Frotilhlghnm«returned Friday
night from a business trip through
the West.
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A party of guests from the Hampton
lun motored 10 New London. Friday.
to see the Yale-liurvurd race.
Supt Wylie is having the Y. M. C.
tennis court on Main street repaired.
The boys are doing the work them-
selves.
The public walering-trotmlls for
horses have been condemned by the
Warden. there being in case of gluudere
in town.
, Many outside residuals, suburban-
lies so to speak. are complaining
about the careless nay that oil has
been spread upon the top 11 roads.
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The guille of bnsobull scheduled be-
twocn the Young Men‘s (‘iub and
High Ridge for this afternoon has
been cancelled. It lersnid that the
High Ridge boys could uut‘piuy when
the big circus was ill full away and so
hour at build. .
Mrs. William Garey gave :1 bridge
at her summer home in illnltli itiduo,
Friday afternoon, After leaving the
game tables the guests had a delight-
i111 and refreshing luncheon and tea.
Mrs. Carey made a charming hostess.
and evory detail {or the comfort of her
friends was attended to. About, all oi
the prominent society ludles attended
and the function was decidedly‘brll-
ilunt. ‘ . .
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NO SIGNING IN NORWALK.
”H
atom Will Close Friday.
or so luuan attempt to effect a closing
of the several stores on Friday after-
ln South Norwnlii ldr. McNamara met
signature of one merchant. This being
when they began to wonder “here
they were
around were they that they were un-‘
certain whether they were taking the THE SENTINEL FOR VACATIO
ploper course or not
the stake buoys
,ed and their position made clear to months.
them. Barge-see reached South Nor»
walk on the ii o‘clock car Friday morn-
ing. after his all. night vigil on the
moment‘s consideration.
tmnde with a. powerful search light;
aboard that they may be iouud with-
out‘ delay. say his friends.
enthusiastic boatmsn, but man cannot
rec in the dark.
And It is a Question Whether “South
(l. A. ‘ McNamara. 'of the Krleger
Store. has been busy for the past week :
nouns, throughout the summer months. .;
with fairly good success, securing the f‘
names oi nearly all of the merchants, ‘1‘
but in Norwalk ho railedto not the "
by George Jennings, to the Norwalk i
Yacht Club, and had reached a point
off Keysier's island in the darkness.
So completely turned
\‘ot being anxious to run out into
the Sound the anchor was dropped and city for the seashore. mountains or
here they stayed, nearly in the center rural results, or for Europe. can hat"
of the channel and right near one of it sent direct to them by mail for
until morning dawn-yuny peliod desired-Ma‘s,
garage here. as well its” the on
Westport, for the time being,
have the asurances of success of
many friends. “ 1
as often as desired.
end ‘of years and will conduét . til
v
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ERS. .
Readers of The Sentinel leaving 1
weeks o"
Addresses may be changed
boat. and sought his lied with but u
The next night ride he takes will be
He is un-
“Wu—‘11-
The uomun who wants a housework
or generally has success with a Sen
tinei unlit dd
Hotel Mphackemo'
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUlSINE UP TO DATE
RATE8.$2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
suuoar oluusus. 75c.
Banquets a Spé‘cialty
TEL. CALL 988
O H I O
STEAM
COOKERS
leo Satisfaction at the First
Trial
The entire dinner. got only
cooked at one time, but with
very little trouble. itrestiy to
(lured prices.
Horace R. Nash
u. no: &WeiitSts. '
Sher-walk
When in used of ice phone do your
the case. it is questionable whether" the
stores in South Norwiilic will close.
Those who signed the popes are as'
follows: id. ifrlexer it; Company. I’ieroe
and Wallace; o .1. Mind. N. u. uses.
monstrous; it so .i i Malielté
A“?
continuity it. hrs on. A. E. Book all.
M ii-
order. It willneeelve prompt atten-
l‘tion and you will lines that you are
setting the host and purest ice on the
market
somehow or their our lee seems to
last lessor n has ice. Phone are
today for
RRR RN HR
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
.1111 i. tenant in
We on texplslu Why. but ,
TELEPHONE CALL 720
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A S T N 0 R W A L. K
Sea Food Cooked to 01'ng
The Celebrated ii “i
WELLER .
Safety Razo
for 50c
Call at our store and examine thorn
for yourself
W. F. Wigulore & C ‘
DRUGGISTS-
a North Male 81.. so. Hamil:
Notice
During July and Annual
our store will close on M
At ye“
i;
day from 7 n. m. to 6 no my
urdays at i p. no.
service every other
E. E. .Gorham
Decorator
in Pint 8%.. lost New
Telephone m
from Millers tests
is. must so». New 1
Norwalk Chronicler