w Jim. 9112.,
' .LROWWAYTON :
ion. than which there in nothing
inner in all Connecticut. Topograph-
ioally speaking, the place is simply
beautnpl. especially in the spring,
inmid‘e‘r and autumn; when Nature in
at her loveliest, and when the winds
[during these seasons are soft and
vicinity—bringing With
hedlthigivlng properties, it is assured
‘ 1y 11 joy and o 'comtort, to sojourn in
, not so highly favored, this being
@011ny the case when the weather per-
wmitts of bathing. booting. dancing and
fishing-wall 0: which 111a to be enjoyed
111 1111i measure here.
' Julio Feller. of West Side avenue,
continues quite seriously ill.
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Seward,
_3Brooltlyn, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. of Rowayton, ves-
terdny.
. Mr li'nd Mrs 11...; Leach and child
men. of Brooklyn; have been guests of
.1 Captain and Mrs. ilickson W. Cole.
' 'Rontayto'n avenue. '
3Percy Sheri-on, of Port Jefferson.
3 dating hiland. lms been vl‘sltng, his pur-
‘ 1 onto, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Slieri'on, oi‘
:Rowayton around.
The houseboat Wigwam. lately
Wued by Dr. 1'}. E. Allen, has been
towed to Port Washington, Long 15-.
Band. bythe new owner.
- Frank W. Fields and
T Landing at South Norwalk. recently
‘ swam, against a strong tide, from
'Hibkory Bluff to the dock at ltoton
Point
llm'oiil F.
iii,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas La Fountulne
were the tweets or Mr. and Mm. H. S.
Rowland over the Fourth. Mr. Lit
Fountalno returned to his home in
Reddiiig, last night.
Henry 1.. IIOlfltllld. .112. is suffering
_ ’l‘ out tbiee badly burned linguist on his
3 , right hand The ind attempted to hold
" afielzner“ in his hand, hilt does not
fixileci to do so again.
'w.. "w...
The Fourth was celebrated
Quietly bore. no ‘sorious accidents.
beingo'oported. The con-
31011 was not niolcntod thlo your. and it
nppearo 1111 though llowurton Willi sot-
38.!an down into 11 very orderly rotin
annuity.
Ti? H.
”11......in
Robert P“. Srulzi.‘tliultowuyton ovo-
nun hilrher. him jinn. celebrated the
jthird niiniversury of his now in thit
plow. l-lu liitu been 111111111111in linemen»!
fol during blii onrocr horn. reiriiiininu
longer ihun tiny toiiiiorlnl srilnt llowa
Milton liuii bud in 311 number at your».
111111111; xthe rolehriitiou ot tho
Jililtlrth. yesterday 1111111111111. ii liniitcd
firecracker lniillod on the room of tho
wit-onion building in liuwayton uro-
snlo. trotting the .111 the uranium.
Mininiitu'llurvov 3. Milan not out
llné of hero, and with llouiuntlii '31.
hit lit the pump. soon hiid 11 1111111111111
«water on the hiuzo, and it With uph—
Quilt! in quick limo.
' onus/a Gfiflfllfip THOUGANM.
The troiioy oompnuy youtnrdoii lino
bonds million the may inwhioh
riddled the. crowns iii certainly
1111th Management. iiixirn euro
11 till the 111111, there being some
live and six our: 111 I limo to
. Where viiiit throngs nought
111111
opolihpibreeiiet or the sound and
porn the heat oi tho city.
' orientation ma worn filled 1111
hath our: and were run «new
took
our! 111! were shtittitllvhiinqi
initiation. Largo crowds
its to triumph nation. The item
tit distortion 111111111 for;
lch they 11311111111111 the
ore indeed is a most delightful I
Mlmywas they oftentimes are in this;
them their
DARIEN
N OROTON
Burton is essentially a home town
and has a most. delightful environment;
that is not. unappreciated. us hear wit-
ness the scores of New Yorkers who;
have taken material advantage of tho'
fact by making the plnce theii reci-
dence tor the whole or part at the
yeni. .
1 Located in dud forming a Dill‘l. ol' .1
{sturdy and humidity attractive sec
tion or the country. Dorian hos pro»
greased for many years, not by leaps
and bounds. but by steady and mum
pedetl steps and it may Well no mood
of the record it has made. its growtb'
having been healthy in every respect.
in its boundaries some of the most.
.vnluuble and desi‘hbi‘e “piopei 1y along
the Connecticut shore nud it num-
bets among its residents some of the;
best known people in the cunnii'y, and5
many healthy ones. All ubout the
wtown sites suitable (or big couutr riy
[residences have been bought 1111 Tu-
eluding those 1'.'er3 near to the village!
of 111111111 itself, Npi‘otmi uoiiendorai
Point. Noroton Heights and the 911!
Ridge section. Each your property is
1110113 keenly sought here and u forth
e1 gient boost will be created bv the-
extension of the eleciiicnl euulpmeut‘
ot‘ the New York. ixow Huron 11nd
llurtioid Railroad Company. wliosoi
lines lime stiitionn lit both tliqtlllngea
of lluilen and the Newton section.
\'oriottn iii but ‘iii 83 miles from (hand
(‘entrul depot. New York. and Duricn.
33.12 miles. (in the other uldo of
Burton, Smith \‘oiwnlk i1; only 1'1”
miles distant. A trolley eintcin con
"0016 the town both with the Towns
or Norwnlk 11nd Stumiord.
Wm
Cilcqhot Club
Beverages
m
Schlichting 8103.81 (30.
Cor-[Ruined Ave. a. Main 31.. Dal-loo
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
it Food. :lordwol'o. Points. (lino. etc.
WT” .
No Wonder Ho Foil.
Johnny Phillie who of an Ameri-
can tourlot hailing from the Wont, who
wait out outlawing in London. They
took him nbonrd'tho old battleship
Vloiory. which you Lord Robson's
flagship in «moral of hill most in-
iuot‘io novel triumphs. , An English
,unilor blunted tho Animicuu over tho
tunnel. and. coming to it raised brim
lnhlet on tho 11111111. he 1111111. on he
rnvorontly removed bin hut:
" 'llrn. 1111-. hi tho allot whore Lord
Nubian toll."
“toll. lit it?" tonllod the American
humility. "Well, that ain‘t uothln'. l
hourly tripped on the blame thlnl
thyself."
WWW-mowwm V
lob Whllo In lmoot Dull-open
iolnmhin ooiinty l‘nrlnurii, bonded
by hi. Y Keller and Chariots ilildlno
of Mmevillo, two new hotly ornithol-
ing 11 uphill priitootlvn “mutilation.
Thor 11111111111 that the littlo‘lloh Whito
hi one of the bolt oltlii amour; tho i11-
itoot destroying bird; that tho thriller
hill. Broom claim that tho ouch not»
some: 111: nvnrnlro .nt nun-hull ounce
or need will dolly train minimum 1
to April 1. From Juno ’1 to haploid»
hot tho bird also neutron millions of
thirtieth. 3
no 1111111111 Annual. .
rim lluliohvlllll {Kiri 11111111111 11
now runny for bottom. The lot
having 1111111 1111111111111. 1111’ annulment
that its his It'll "tithe: lotion. .
title and 11 Mohegan” doll ‘
l‘l'll ahwn, and l lino mp “Show
1111 to that shoot! to em 111m
an automotive rovoirur.“
mm
‘l‘he hoodlum oi cum on March
3.4.?1idhi‘ genomes iotthn
JULY FllllllTll UNUSUAL“
street, was injured in the eyes by an
explosion or 11 giant tire cracker, the
powder of which Went into the young
man’s lace, causing him to stiller some-
ed and treated the lad who will not
dent
‘fllulnlllllg
of in area. it is a. big town and includes' tier. assisted by 131.1‘101111 ll. lliggins.
false.
”11le Tiflflgfli. 3 3
.1: (WIT (HIE
(Continued from First Page.)
Otto Abdomen. of 12 Elm Grove
what. Dr. Francis 1. l'lurnoll was cull.
sullei W3111111 ill effects irom the noel
Clarence liilsdon of Westport. the
“unveil wear-old nephew oi! Frederick
H. Rowan, was visiting his uncle. yes-
torduy morning, 11nd while tinkering
with 11 blank out t1 ldgc pistol. shot. the
ueapou into the palm oi his left hand,
the wuddlng penetiatlng into the fleah
Dr. Jean Diiinortiei' was culled and
dressed the wound temporarily in the
in the oiioiwnoon Dr Dinner-
at Norwiilk again went at the hand
and removed the wedding. thoroughly
cleansing the wound so that no ill ei-
ioots would follow. it is onpected
that the liillld hill be all tight in 11 low
tinyu .
\ioudu) night lilr. 1, ill. Allen, of
\liisliiugton sticoi. Illhi 11 new uuulng
tit his home by the. 'i lie the was seen
by 11 WW“ uho was pursuing. and the
decioi iltliTSle oi the hint. The bluuc.
1v:l1i1h 111111 probably ulurtcd by some
iiiew'tsoii . nus oxtlnigulished. but not
In time to sure the turning. 11 hith nus
'duiit my oil.
There were two alarms oi lire, yes.
tertiiiy morning. both 0i which were
At about ti o'clock lion 1:: was
pulled and again iii '1' o‘clock iiox ilt'
wad rum: in. Those were the alarms
which culled the tire companies out.
Norwaik Comparatively Quiet.
Youterdur \vns the quietest Fourth
of July in yours in the our of Norwulk
built in respect to noise and in the
number of accidents. and {nine tiliii'ino
111‘ tire. There was not one lillot! uluim
ui’ lire and but one tire 111-1 11 result oi
Fourth of July celebration. l,‘uuistinl
too. in it that more was not one arrest
for 11 \iolntion oi the Fourth of July
ortiluuncc. ’l‘hui'c worn it limited 1111111-
bei- oi nt-cldonu. prubiibly not over six
minor ones reported nod 11 low not my
poi-ted. And tho nolnu wnk ions than
111111111. lt in believed tliut the little
ziud none Fourth idea in icspoiiuible
lot the iiinliiiei iii Milili the Fourth
Wait (oiobrutoil
No Arrooto.
(Elliot ’l'ltoniitu Lcmiierluiitl. oi lllt‘
police force. iiuhi thin morning ihni
yesterday was the llltllil quiet Fourth
niut'o lit? hilti broil iii Norwplk. There
wuil not one ill‘l‘ulll luv it violation of
the Fourth of July lows in: until uud
there With 11 very munil 111111111111 oi col
chinilou about the city direct». The
youihii who linvo hitherto token 11 hold
on lilo city on 1111.- 1lilril llllllll'lltltllll to
have tiltiiliiluliud and this growing new
oriitiou doutl not room to luvor the
ionic tiitrtlru tor fun,
But Ono Fire.
Ahimhilol'r nuhuurd oi In previous
your». thorn Willi not one raisin alarm
to hinder the Norwutk department.
Probably the vigil iikorciood in" the
groin, nilllllMll‘ or pollute in torch on the
night button the Fourth and 111111 nluht
lli‘tilv‘illlmd thin. tor the round pooplo
or the town ll. 1111111111211 that "there with
11 cup on 12121113 bother."
'i'hero 1111111 11 lire in tho morning 1111
1:111 o‘uloph 111113111 Monitor (lent (loin-
1111111111 pool. but. llllll did 11111. 1111101111!
111111111 merit dhmuito. , (Juicer thou-loo
it. than noticed in! More and pulled
no: it? 111 the owner of Main mill Willi
litreotn.
hounded and the hinge. 121111111 Mia ooh-
3lliieii to the root oi it shed. was noon
Not Much illoiu.
ii, is usual when midnight email on
the third unduly t. or We. tlllltll‘m
tints during the virility and out:
‘ hutl lessened the number of accidents
_ to such ‘11 degree that they did not
.3111: having to make hurried trips as
“ heretofore to bind up some wounded
‘3 someones hand which had been shot,
“ :or to pick powder from some careless
youth‘s loco.
r1111 1111111111 dopurttneiit rd“- ,
extinguished it iii thought that it till-11y 1
ultyirooholl matted the tire though it
it not known for eortttln What. did
uniting the nitrite ‘ '1
1'11. Audition 3
The various phyniclons of Norwalk"
report that the solo and none Fourth
lost urtich time from the routine work
persona arms. to take stitches in
Remarkable in connection with the
dhy is the loot that theie were no plo-
tol accidents leperied in Norwmk. Uo
unilv someone bus his hand shot
medical attention, that canoe learned.
Didn't Know it WII Lighted.
Joseph thirties. of Franklin avenue.
in nursing a sore right hand today no
11' result of his carelessness in allow
ing 11 large firecracker to explode
while still in his hand. it was one or
those cases in which “he didn’t know
it was lighted." and the that that be
was aware oi it wits when the explo
elon come. Dr. William J. Tracey was
called 11nd he made the injured. mem
her as comfortable as possible. though
the pain in still quite excruciating.
Fell Over Firecracker.
If this could be culled an accident
he the result of fireworks, such it was.
A little boy of Main Iii'oet, Muster
Feenoy. slipped on 11 firecracker and
tell to the atone wulk, cutting his head
quilt;- painfully and deep. Dr. William
ll. llurtiell was culled and he took two
eiltchen in the hide cranium. which
in thought it) lune put him in first
class condition mid well on the mud
to recovery.
Face and Arms Earned.
Little'le‘rodillo Smith. son of Car»
pcnler Smith, of t‘onistock Hill. wen
burned when 11 iiiiiiutlty oi ‘n‘ou'der‘
and u number of firecrackers Went on
siuinlinneoiiuly in a box into which
he was looking. it is thonght’tlint ii
apurk from his punk dropped into the
box and unused the explosion. which
covcrcill‘rcihilc‘a bonds. ut'nis. chest
11nd lace mutt-t painfully with burns.
in. \l‘illliini .l. 'l'i'.1coy wun called and‘
he made the youth on comfortable on
posaihio considering the union.- oi the
iiiluries. .,
Face Burned.
A little Mirth Smith. of Smith street
but) her lure Nightly burned withpow.
tier. yesterday morning. 711111 Dr. ’il'li-
linin ll. iim'iioll was called in uttcnd
her. She is now quite oniniortnhlo.
Woman's Drool Miro.
Mi'n. Willows. of Si liluln ailment bud
the misfortune to hate her dress in
tilted by ili'et'l‘tckur. lair-1 hniiils
wore (palm apziiiiiuily injured when tilit‘
attempted 111’ extinguish the lltlilieu,
but «he with sorrowful in this and unv-
eil lioruclt il‘tllil serioun injuries. 111'.
Dexter ilitt'hoock attended her and
idle in getting: along nicely. The acri-
lIt‘inl litippoimdwtt ti o'clock hit-11 oven-
lug.
Other; Minor Burnt.
“to Word 8. 11nd .lniiieii (.i. Groin
dry liliil 11 number 0! minor liurnod
people to attend. hut nothing serious
name under their attention.
All are agreed that Xoi'wnik wit
unlined tho quietest. Fourth in its hia-
lurk
TH! CALL OF THE PROMPTIR.
lilo Slotted (Ivor the Rollo: oi Pooh-
llghtl‘hnd Wont look.
This: lady at tho droolde told dorm
tho nook 111111 who (turning 11nd will!
sighed. fliio wan iitlil our and thorn
worn many attractive curvon in her
liltituro llaurn.
lior lame ind oxproanlve «you turn-
od towurd tho mantel with it: many
ammonia. when 1111. new hemlt in
vurlouin photographic pooch. At the
right the with Flotilla lilooin in “The
Single Tailor” At the lotl one will
Toto house in “The thin God." in
the opium aho 11m Minerva Von
monitor in "The 11111111 Worm.” A
port. pink hush atolls heron her mouth
cheek. Thorn on the souvenir pro
mutton oi the hundredth perform
Mien of "The Glmlot" iii no Von
fianuoioor What a night of glorie-
on: tfitlii‘mphwt‘h ”1111‘?! 1111111 scrup-
011 o on a
hook of 111mm balloon. discreetly
untied. ‘
"Fireside; m 111 ii 111." 111111 mun-
toured “1111:1111. you! lightili"
also looked It not 1111111111 1111111th
‘5“ down ch hilt dainty tool. it
Tether pointy "flinch: «on to 11311. n
on: violin I!”
atom. the inifiyhbiéod Milli) Wile
or.
,
througli'by a‘hlauk cartridge. but no- '
' such once has been turned over tor
hunt.
on or the score and nine drownln
afternoon. ,1 1
3111111 1111113111 in 13111111111111...
' CHICAGO.‘ Jilly
dicoting 1015 degrees;
and 20 prostrntlons were moot-ted.
m
Philadelphln'p Record. ‘
in the poet two ddys.
yesterday was 96 degrees.
W
"Record in St. Loulb.
o'.clock One depth was reported.
103 in ' 'KInoIi City.
lions were reported here yesterday.
registered 108. ‘
Detroit‘s Death lat.
DETROIS‘. hitch. July
11nd tllree \loudoy.
Were reported during the doy. . While
not going to the extreme: the olll‘clol ‘
mercury up 13,1111an the skyscraper tops ‘_
touched tilt at 3: 30 o'clock yetiterdav j
, ST. LOUIS. July 5.—-All heat rec?
ords for a July temperature since 1901
were shuttered yesterday. when the ‘
mercury reached 101 ’1' degrees at 2: 3t)
KANSAS CITY, Jilly 5i"”’Fl\’0 deaths
due to the heat. and utility prostrni
A
temperature oi.li)3 in the afternoon (18- _
tnbiiahed :1 new record for the year. .
Ono death from heat occurred at Ateli-
ieon. K111131111. whore the thermometer “
. 5.—-Fonr
deaths due to the heat were reported
yesterday, making 11 total of eight in
Detroit for three days. one Sunday
Frustrations, were on; It conul- ‘V
omt'euterdnv wan f
the hottest. with two ilkoeptions. in 3
the history of the local weather bu- 3
roan, the thermometer at 53 11.111 in. 3
Nine deaths
PHILADELPHIA. July liszine ail- ,
ditlonol deaths from the heat were ‘
reported at the ooruer' s olilce yester~
day, milking a 1111.11 of 24 denthn with-
Tho maximum
spoil it. .
THE FINEST
STEA KS
INA
TRANCE
' Power Co.
. 1.
E have heard 21;
lot aboun
Southern Cook-
111g, but Southern cooks
usually fry it siedk and
ARE 3110111111
Housfionic
i
i
can "
m“
.THE. PLACE 1
White Canvas
Button Boots
for Children
$150
The Harnson81
S
TR! SHO‘ THAT '1.
30'? Mil) T313 BOY'B TARIFF“
Glover’s
PriCe’s ClothingStore
Sleeveless Shirts, Lightweight
Suits, Outing Pants
Straw Hats and Light Canvas Hats
Bathing ’ Suits
98 Washington Street
Phone No. in now 1185-2
FEELING LIKE A TWO~YEAR OLD
when starting out in the iiioi'iiliig-ii.1:.
attend to your daily routine of t111,~:i~
noes (or pleasure) you will utter 11:11-
lng 11 nourishing meal of delicious
lamb chops or juicy. tender beet“ steak
from Cliarnok's. 0111' meats and spring
broilers or roosting chickens are
tempting to most link 11 uppetites 11ml
netei‘ lull to put none and “built-
boue' into those who ate debilitated
from heat or sickness. ()tii' meals are
full of vlgtn- at Chnrnok's.
Chamok’s Market
Free Delivery.
78 NORTH MAIN s'r. » To 1
’Phone 904
D0es
ATTENDANCE ALL nouns DAY 3. NIGHT
{Frederick H. Ganung'I
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
. ~ AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
.84 So. Main Street '
“South Norwalk
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating Willem in
your house in good working order every winter?
Whyr not let our men thoroughly overhaul the tur-
mice now. and restore the worn out ports and clean
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when 3‘
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 81 Hotchk-iss Co.
ESTlMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Not-walk, Court.
It
Phone 742
"\1
_ l7 Wuhan-oat
at the» 4-‘door, 30
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with all]: mohair top. wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything 111111211111. Guaranteed lot one year by
the manufacture". for 01525. For toll particular: cell or'oddresa
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO
at Wall Strut-«(Phenol Quinn. Water emu. NOTwalk, Conn.
L
it“: the ‘
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
count donwnLK. coup.
Telephone 46. with Branch station: In All Department: 1
3 Lumber and Mill Workfor Everything '
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