VINOL
The modern . TONIC RECON-
. STRUCTOR. containing the medic-
inal ektr’actives of Fresh Gad Liv-
era. with Peptonate of Iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
A...“
IAnde'riion’s Launch Works
Ice Cream
; F. ii. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwaik
or all kinds prodipitiy‘ built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repairing giving special
attention
“I Oyster Shell Point, Norwaik
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turn to New Brunswick and is one of
the largest belonging to the company.
Lewis W. IRitchhot West! Haven and
anbury, waits a visitor in town yea-
rdny.
Miss Bessie Crotut. of New Haven,
was a visitor in town. yesterday.
“Deposits ‘made on or before July
Elm: in the savings department of The
oath Norwalk Trust Company draw
‘nte‘rest from July. lsI This hank
gases at noon Saturdays and is open
l onday evenings
Harry Dayton. of New Haven. spent
the Fourth in Norwalk with friends.
Mr. and Mrs.
Main street.
several days
Ivailt.
Andrew Little, of 35
Ilauhury, are spending
with friends in Nor-
The tag Addie V. «went to Norwalk
this morning" and towed the schooner
John R. Fell, which has been unload-
ing pulp at the St. George Pulp and
_ (Paper Company’s docks for some time.
out of the harbor. The vessel will re-
Iioward Montgomery and several
other Norwalk men are planning a
camping expedition at Lake Waccabuc
in the near future.
Dr. and “Mrs. Charles R. Chasmar
and daughter. Miss Mildred Osborn. of
32 West avenue. lett-Norwaik today
for a three months’ stay in the Cats-
kill Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
‘ E. Andrews. of 23 Elm ctret. will occu-
‘py their residence during theiif ‘ ah.
. canoe.
Roy S. Sherwood loch a number of
Norwailt Masons to lildgeticid in his
automobile on Monday night to the
lodge in that place.
treatment nt the Norwalh Hospital, is
expected to be able to leave that in-
‘stitution this week.
Mrs. Bertha M. Richards and dough.
tor. Miss Anna L. Richards, oi West
street, left this morning for "Spoi‘loyrd
Lake. New Hampshire. where they
L hate been two preceding summers. to
remain until fall. Spoiiord Lake, ni-
. though in New Hampshire. is but nine
miles from Brattlehoro, Vermont.
Mrs. Elizabeth hlaher, of iloxhury,
311155., is visiting her son, Charles it‘.
Kuch. H Franklin street.
James Jones, of South Wilton. left
this morning for a pleasure. trip and
visit to Iowa. He will he gone sever“
nl mouths.
Miss Clara H. Kracmer, of North
Main stret. has taken a position in
Henry Wilhens' confectionery store in An odiouiurd meeting of the South!
North Main street. Miss lxraemer Not-wall. board M crlumiimcn will be
was formerly with hire iI. C Owens {held this awning at “mm limo mat
hugely. but rcairned there mom” ‘0 tcrn oi routine husluesh IIiii be con
take a much needed rest before taking “(101ch
up her new duiica. liar friends wish
her much success.
The Louisa Lodge: No. 6. n. of ii.,
will meet this evening in their rooma
in the Quartette building, North Main.
Itret. for their regular monthly moon
I log. The new othcera will he installed
‘ at thin time and it is requested that
every member be present. The adopts
during the evening will be the "Will-
here of IlIo.‘IIiIIIIia Lodge. No.21,
Wealport. 'l‘lierli-T'v will he a anoint cvc-
hing aitcr the meeting and rot‘roslr
lmenla will be sorted.
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- A New York man lost a wallet (Ion-
‘ taiainn isli’u‘i on one of the local lroi«l
leya night bolero lant and upon appliv
cation to the car barn. Conductor
Meiga B. Russell, city editor orthe
New Haven ’l‘imesdmader. formerly ol‘
the reporiorial alum of tho isircningi
Sentinel. was a visitor with trlandul
in this city. yesterday.
Mien Clara ii. Kraiiscwk returned to
her home in Seymour. Conn. this
morning after spending tho punt four
day; with Christian Kracmcr and tam-g
tly. or North Main street.
hiiasort Madeline and Illerroll Cronin:
of Berkeley street. spent yeutcrday tuI
Iliridgcport with trienda. Today they
left for Brooklyn. where they will ro-
imalu with friends tor a alum visit.
l’rincipaldicorgc “I‘iiompaou. or East:
1' Launches and I Boats .. i'
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Percy whm‘dn, .wlio ii ”receiving
AT the club you’ll find it
worth While to he dressed
in
"Hart Schaffner. ‘8. Marx
clothes. . They are made to
give moon the look of distinc-
tion which most of us desire;
and they’ re a sure way of hav-
ing it
Suits $18 and upward;
Other good makes as low as $10.
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ROGERS & STEVENS
TWO STORES
:54 Wall St. Norwolk 143. Minn St. S. Norwallt
This star. in the home of
Hart Schaflner lit Marx clothes
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round 8: Long. Clams
Swordfish
All Kinds' of Fresh Fish
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 103. ,
FREE DELIVERY.
Are You Looking
tor a square deal in (lentlatry'? it no
them is no need or further delay be
torn having your teeth out in perfect
condition. in this other: the. work in
well done at a moderate coat. tor por-
aonai attention in given every detail;
nothing but the beat matcrlala used.
and the molt approved methods. Pr
tioutu receive courteouil treatment and
. fl:
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Gordon Hosrery
LADIES’
Cotton and Silk Lisle. 2 for 250,
15c. title, 3 for ‘1: 50¢.
Stilt boot. lllaclt and Tan. 5003.
Black Silk. 750 to 31.15.
CHlLDREN'B
Black, 2 for 260. 15c and 26:2.
' here to coutruh industrial corporations
‘ slon‘ control3 the railroads was advo-
.catcd in Ii bill.
_ Ne wlands.
" bacco decialono and the rocelt govern- I
7 “hope ot'g‘rent. character and dignity
. on far removed from partisan control
' apply only to ihduatriai corporations
I ago. this country would have advanced
I incorporations
WASHINGTON duly bwAn interg
state trade commlsaion of live meta
as the interstate commerce commie»
trpduced tqiuy by
Senator Newlands, of Nevada. Mr.
in ,a statement acacia.
that measure, contended
Standard Oil and to-
pouring
that, the
meat reort on the steel industry dem-
onstrate the need of "an independent
quasi-judicial and administrative tri-
Spcciai bale Goetz Noted Sponge Cake. ,-
Otltcr Cut Prices for This Week
fi‘
anauo LuucHEoN entrance. tfer cart as; i
on. AN's WHOLE WHEAT CRISPIES. pkg. .' .............. ....233 I '
a - MILo nonwsomu s‘aaomes. ........... .25c'
OLIFORNIA OLARET, 1 gallon m . ........ .atlc
800lAL TEAS on RED oaAHAMS. per pkg. ...... .a‘c
Ehret's Foiacnupuns or. Liebmann’u acorn. case I...........I...$1'.15
Schlitz. Pub“. Anhcuuer Budch'. Falstaff, Piei'a Budweiser, Wuizburg
, er and Munchncr Beers.
A. F. Beckmann & Co
83 &. 85 WASHINGTON 3T, [Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK ‘
as are the courts.” The plan is to‘
($133ng in interstate trade whose an
ual receipts exceed $5,000,000.
his“. Nerand‘s statement was by way
of urging the passage 01 a bill which
he introduced providing tor this (our
mission. . ills niepaiire‘would separate
the bureau of corporations from the
department of commerce and labor.
and merge the bureau into a commie~
clan of interstate trade with the com.
missionor of corporations a member
or the new commission. it would re.
quire all the industrialcorporations
having receipts «exceeding $5,000,000
to make satisfactory statements as to
capitalization. tlnanuen and operations...—
snchj oorporatlona to be. known as
"United States registered" companies.
: picpcues to make a lack or such
registration an "indication ot‘ some
thing wrong."
MI. \ewlanda declared that it’ such
legislation had replaced or aided the
Sherman antidrust act over 20 years
as far in the regulations or. industrial
oranulzailoua as it. has in railroad reg
nlution. He referred to recent ex
pressions at Mr. (laryfloi the steel cor-
corporation and others, as indicating
that the great corporation managers.
recognize. that nblic regulation is now
in oritahle. Mr. Newlnnds said his
plan proposes that frequent reports he
required from the corporations: intor- ‘
motion of public interest to he publish-3.
ed trom timolto timeréihe commission:
to be non-partisan. not more than?
three membera to be of one party, and'- A
the term at oilicc to be ten rears. “r i
\‘eniands said his plan makes no at- :
tempt to glxe too many poweia oil
contiction or punishment. nor the pun 3
et of lining prices but its pm‘ls may
be enlarged as experience shall indiI?
cute. - i
The measure proposed by Mr. New;
lands int-laden there provisions: The;
coinniiaulou may at any time cancel,
the registration of any registered curIf
porallon "for improper financial or-I
publication, hppreasire or uuiuir moth;
ml: or competition. acceptance at rail~i
road rebates. rcfuaai to allow accessI
to rerotds, or non compliance with nnI ’
judicial decree render ch under the;
Sherman act. it may in extreme casesl
{or such odenacu. debut the offending;
corporations it’mli engaging in inter '
state C'Oilll‘tleictl and it InuI require
correction of over capitalization. list
work. according to Mr NpIIHltuula is;
not to be complicated with the admin
intraiion of path ItIuat laws.
escapéo FROM JAIL.
m
Mada Kcy from Spoon: to Unlock the
Door of His Colt.
UNIONTOWN Pa. July Kim-ml il.‘
Frank Smith, member oi a Wild iquII-u
tamiiv and wealthy. who in months
ago killed his iuthor. Porter Smith
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The Kline Kar
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor.
based on the flout mechanical princlpiea.‘ +30 four or five passenger
. Touring Car. fully equipped. at $16?5. Runabout. $1500.
' W. B. UNHOLT'Z'
Agent for Western Connecticut 82 South Main St
RotOn Paint Hole \
.IShore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating.
Bathing and Other Attrzi‘ctions
~ HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS, Managers
“The Meyer see of the
Mover Car the Mayer
want to have one’
52350—42350.
Ready for immediate delivery
OSCAR H. BANKS. River St.,.Norwalki
NEARLY, AN OLD “FASHIONED
FOURTH. ..
l’liiiAIllIIi. Pill A. July 5.» A iti‘ upl-
tulutiou ot’ the results or the IIeioina~
lien or ludcpeiuialtte day in l’iilladch
phln was made today and shown that.
Ill was a wear an "Old fashioned
Fourth" as any one would want it. To
begin with it was the hottest Fourth
AMERICAN OFFICERS m GER.
MANY.
Enjoying a Sight Seeing Tour Through
Berlin Thin Week.
KIEL. Germany. July amtuom
partied by to oiliccta. 431 cadets or the
Ameilcau training squadton which an i
choicd here last week .wieit here today
on a anode] “m" for llcriin “‘MW‘ death trout the heat and many more
they expect to remain {or amoral doIa mumm- “we who.” “em “mm
in a sight seeing tour of ““5 (’e‘mm’ ed in the rhino and crochet in and
capital. ‘ tlliultl Philadelphia while limiting;
hmpetor William. who has been nighm were Nu llllll‘tlLI‘t'i amoral at~
Kiel to“ nevorai “"3“ leit for Nor tcmptcd iuurdoseaud untucrouaiua‘wla
list“? todn}:I on boom the imperial rial lit and about “m 1“...“an were treated at
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oionzo era The ‘3‘,“ one can iimapitnla {or inlurica recoirmi in hand
voted by the (lemma cruise: Kulncig
and the Norwegian dcanuteh boat
waleipuor 'lhe imperial iicct called at
an early hour. avoiding the winter
homo aerlouu coach. but no deaths are
expected uuieau tuitiuua follows.
wmfiWh/mV—va «I». «m..- '
‘0! Jul) in 13 India and there Wino il‘
Henry lingers, who had touud the porn
Norwnlk. left today for llurhhamntnd.
. hethoolt returned him the money in
the book. which hohad not even upon-
I «to uncertain the contents. The man
; was so overjoyed at getting back bill
‘I warranty and so pleased with the hon-
esty ol' the conductor that he gave him
a in) bill as a reward. Another man
loot two live dollar bills on one oi the
earn and the honesty of the em"
ployeen of the local division at the
Gonnecttcut Company was again em-
‘ phaoizcti, when Conductor Harry nan
tram returned the ten dollars to the
owner.
and his family will join him there next
weolt for a month‘s sojourn. The place
‘in a tow mill-II out of Wiitaied and
the .i‘hompsou family apond a month
there every aummor.
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A special meetingniil he held
Thuradny night of ("lid Well Commuti—
dery. United Order of the Golden
Crops, No. 95d. at the rouldeoco at
William Dtabrow. 11 Henry street.
South Norwalh. The mating is called
iiy order of Walter Wyeth. M. (i.
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”‘ it is with great. pleasure that time Samuel 0. irotand. willonter upon the
many friend! of 0001‘th Email. 0! away at law, tomorrow morning. in
Franklin street. team that he «inner Judy; Joseph Ii. Taylor‘s oilicc. in
'ltl thin morning on his new dull“ til Washingtcn atreut. Mr. lreland was
.irnanagerot the White Shoe Company. graduated from the Norwaik High...
in the ctore tormerly Occupied by school thin your and hat micron law
Flynn to Ryan. Mr. Iiiruch‘ an ”been In; 1 proteuion. The young man has
It number at yearn, being it former m cocoons.
‘ ’olerk in Olson: store in Washington , m ..
Itrcet. and later In moonlit more in Arthur. ion of Mr. and Mrs; A C.
Wall street. Harwell: 1 Mru‘i‘ihcolermt Arch street. while playing
Brunt gained his manaeei'lal citizen tennis at the Namath Country Club.
{once with a large choc company in yesterday. had the misfortune ‘to (taunt;
hire an a
Burwlck, Pm. and an lust manna hill one (little nadir- It
" ' -. the ligament: in in:
cad store.
Richard lreiand. son oi Conatahlo I
identified with the choc aniline“ for; gm; best wishes oi inn many friends
White. 150 and 25c.
Tan. 2 for also. illic- pair.
INFANT!“
White and l‘an. lilo and 260
J. I. Mailette
(foimcriy Minn human)
as Washington tit. Tel. «9
children meet with overr considera-
Conauitation tree and estimates
cheerfully given.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
iii Bouth Main It. south Norwaik
Hours: .3 a. In. to 8 p. to. Sun-
11in by appointment only.
lion.
made on or before
July" 10th
Drawlnteresttrou L
July lat
09gb Monday
auction at
behosdtsm
I ‘ Inner (trivia: the little tier ships at a
ti of" SE knots arm the rough
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ENGhAND'. TOR?!“ BOAT!
LEAK.
LONDON. July smacvcn oi Great
militias honest ocean-lining torpedo
boat destroyers. have been put out at
action by ovcratralniu: their hulls
while under tall speed trials in that
heavy has at the English channel. The
destroyer: Acton. Marin. Kinsman.
hairline, Lyra, Nymph and Lathe.
leached Portland in inch a leaky con.
ditlou that. ill available «liver: were re.
unmanned to am the can: in their
canton. pending doctrine
The trouble am the rosuit of the
tremendous vibration or the potter anI
z'rno rivet: or the pads were
and hid iuuthor in law. Eton Mailer at; usually alien ‘0 “l" emperor. 0“ ”0““!
timitiiitcld. thin county. and wars recent
ly acquitted on the grounds at insanity.
camped from the. countvdaii today. lie.
was accompanied hr two young negro
boya. ~
Late today. Alexandgr Melanin. coun-
ty dotccthe. made an information
againat Stanley Smith. a brother or
the tugttive. and Elizabeth liuaher.
who was rcleaaari from the tail inst tint.
urday. Both“ are charged with plains
._ smith to escape. They have not yet
been arrested.
it is alleged that the llushor woman.
while an inmate oi the inii panned new
oral spectra to Emlth. From these
Smith wrought. out a hear to enable him
to unlock thb door, or iilli cell and gain
liberty lay crawling through a window
from which he reached the ground are
rope made of bed sheets. it is alleged
in tho iiitoi'mtttion autumn punter
Smith that he took his tugitive tarpon
or train Uniontown in an automobile.
The smith faintly in prenuptial. Young
amith kitted lilo lather when he learn-
ed hid parent we! chant to remarry.
Motor. his ammonia-law, initiated the
in till dlmti" ,
twins new I;
, a
the llohcnaoliern the usual large party
of prominent olilctala wail attaining. the
emperor being accompanied only Mr
civilians. Among them were Prof.
Paul thieunioldt. the Alplll’iigtllilllm'fll'
and thonnarino painter lluhrdt.
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TWENTY‘SEVEN DEATHS.
CHICAGO. July. h.-~‘1‘ildttiy~aorott
dead tram heat is the record mode in
Chicago during the 34 hours added at
4 a. on, today. At midnight. the mar.
cury stood at 90 but at 4 o'clock it had
dropped to til. it the lntauuelmal oi
the last tour days continues today. the
health authorities predict, that the
corded in one day in chicane. The
that tour days: have practically been
ahoiidays Which has kept many persons
quietly at hothe and thereby it is be
lieved the death rate has linen leased.
6d.
Imus. Adorned ion.
death: will be greater than ever In ,
New. Ghanaian. Crowley. former A!“
moor Beet doorways uttieiman. tor-
mcr pigeon Varnish Company a salute
man. lain parlor ear conductor on the
New Your. New Haven and fiarttord
ital road. as am at position In autos.’
SAFE AND SANS FOURTH.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. July lime-Tito
liud lire woi'lts. Among the injured urlI .
movement for the reatriciod use of can
nioaivert and the taller development or
loan dunaeroau methods of observing
the natioua'a birthday anniversary in
given added utronxth and iitatliicntiou.
in the opinion of tho advocates of a
.1!"
"sale and Isaac Fourth" by the record .
ct yesterday. in thin tunic. while there
were a number or minor accident-ii
there wait but one death due to the?
celebration activitiea. in most of the
cities and towns of the eluted wit
and picnico were given
the nnppnrt oi the citizens wait none
at.
was BVlNuTON MOVES.
Mics Edna iiytngton. ot’ Wontpori av
cane. has resigned her position lathe
Normik'hrnnch of the Adam Express:
Gompany, and has gone to Holyohe
tiara. to take a more lucrative n
prominence.
Misc Invington leaves behind her he a:
at great many friends and admirers with
will watch her all auctioned: her new p
altlon. thine Beanie Bytngton, not It
in who has several tinted sahatiiut
for her will take up an duties in th
canteen other; in Wall street, tomorro
all reactor. . ,
Norwalk Chronicler