mNothing Better
fthese hot days than
Lee S"
,w Ice Cream
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
The modern TONIC RECON-
, STHUOTOR. containing the medic», ,
linai extractives of Fresh Cod Liv- .
. are, with Peutonate of Iron.
Sold only‘by
F. H. “XTER
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:Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches rind Boats
Of all kinds promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kinds of Repairing glvlnrspeclai
attention
Oyster Shell‘ Point, Norwslk
The Bridgeport :trolleys ware crowd-
ed yesterday with those going to the
shore resorts.
Michael J. Riordan, of Main street,
has had an automobile remodeled into
a touring car.
Miss Martha Link, one of the nurses
at the Norwalk Hospital, is enjoying a.
two weeks' vacation and is spending
the time in the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Olsen, 01'
Elmvsti‘eet, spent yesterday morning
with Norwalk friends in Ilidgotield.
The trip was made in Mr. Olsen's auto-
mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gregory, the
Misses Gregory and Master Clayton
Gregory, of Norwalk, were guests on
Saturday of Mrs. E J. Bulkeley. in
Weston.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox, oi Brooklyn,
has been spending the past week with
relatives in East Norlealk. She has re-
turned home but is expended back Auto
ust "let for :the summer.
There will be but one service each
Sunday in the Norwalh Congregational
church, this month, and next month
there will he no services [hi all.
the first Sunday in September.
Mrs. Laura 1.. Lincoln and daughter.
Em, have just returned from liariiord,
, where they have been. visiting Mrs.
Lincoln‘s daughter. Mrs. Charles B.
Miss Lincoln
Bullish].
Stevens, for two weeks.
also visited in Springfield.
'Holyoke and Mt. Tom.
Rev
occupied the pulpit at
greatly and the members are to
able to secure him.
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Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, oi Weston
amended the funeral at her brother’ln-
low, W. Plait Beers. in East Norwnlk
Saturday. Mr. Beers was 67 yours old
and a tanner resident and a native or
Weston, and is survived by his wife,
' one son. Arthur Beers, and two dough
Mrs
Jesse Seaman, and several grandchil-
dren. all at East Not-walk: one sister,
mill Abbe J. Williams, oi Weston; two
Brothers J Morwln Beers,“ Norwnlk
and Frederick Boers at Washington
Splurge, 8. 1)., all former Wanton resi-
tero, Mrs. Lean McFarland
dents. ..
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., The Phoenix Mutual Lite insurance
conninny. oi Hartford, has asked the
tax commissioner at Washington tor a
hearing in regard to items Which the
United States internal revenue depart.
“moat considers as income and taxable
under the corporation income tax law.
The tax has been levied and’pnid un-
der pretest accompanied by the to
' quest tor s hearing within six months.
The items questioned by the Hutton!
company are those in which the cm
puny has made it so-oslled rebate to
the policyeholders. The sum or mono!
involved has never been actually
ceived by the company and conse-
uuontiy not regarded by them an ace
nsl income but is represented at such
y' street, is spending a two month's vs-
The
Sunday school closed yesterday until
Dr. Davenport, ot Waterbury,
the Norwulk
Congregational church yesterday morn-
ing. There was no evening service and
the Sunday school closed with yew
torday's session mutil September. Rev.
Davenport pleased the congregation
lit)
considered fortunate that they Were
Miss Mary Powall. of Leonard street.
is quine ill at her home and her condl~
tion is considered critical.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown, of Brooklyn
are spcnding‘a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. P. Brown, of Winnlpauk.
Miss Muriel Burrell, 0! Brooklyn.
spent the week end and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1.. Bradley,
Ridge avenue.
Miss lsubel Aller, of West street,
lelt July let for Niagara Falls. Clillililil
and the west, and expects to be away
until September 1st.
Mrs. Helen Smillli, of New York city.
has returned home alter a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. F. Andrews,
of 7 Westport avenue.
Christopher Sheehan. 01‘ Beacon
cation from T. Brennan's meat market.
and is camping at Cali Pasture.
The railroad company has been oroc- ,
ting a fence along the bank in lliver’
street, Norwalk. The place was cape-l
clnlly dangerous to pedestrians. '
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George ii. liawiey formerly asso-i
eluted with (.‘avnlli & Kimmerle husi
made arrangements with tho Grncll
.llat Band Co. of New York and l’ater- '_
son, to represent them in llnnbury and
other but manufacturing corners. Min,
iluwley has had long experience in the,
hut trimming trade and is widely
known among the hat manufacturers.’
--Amerirun Hatter. :
Lieutenant lilull lhlul’i‘, for twr-ntyfi
one years an active member of the
Company A. of ilnnbury. Lieutenant,
lhloti‘ enlisted in 1390 as a private and:
and at. the time or the SunnlslnAmori-
can war was uiulrtermuster sergeant.
Lieutenant lhloi‘l went with Company
A to (‘ump Alger in Virginia, where
the company was stationed during the
Spunlslbdmerlcan wur.
. The New England Electrical Smiply
company, of Hartford, has obtained
judgment in the court of common
pleas of stand] against A. ll. hook-
with, of llockvlllo. in its complaint
the company alleged that Ilecirwith ob-
tnined electr 1 trends from the plain-
tli’t under false and fraudulent repro-
scntntlonn for the purpose 0! selling
them below the market price and DO-
low the cost price. uovor intending to
pay for thorn.
A number from this part of the
state will attend the library institute
which the Connecticut Public Library
institute will conduct in the normal
school at Danbury, beginning this
afternoon. hire. Belle Holcomb John
son, of the burnt? committee torso at
the state capitol will be one oi the
instructors. Secretary Lharloa D. little,
at the statemoard ot education, has
been in general charge or! the prior
correspondence dealing with the li-
brary institute.
improvements have commenced on
the station of the New York, New lla-
van and‘llarttord railroad at Hopewell
mend the old depot will be moved back
fourteen test to allow an extra double
track to he installed to treat. Latent
improvements of every kind will be
placed in the station which is to be to»
paired and painted and a collar and
01'
Coast. Artillery corps. has rctlred from 5
later was raised to corporal. sergeant, ,
startlroom will be, built under the first
Are Sunnis ng EverYbodi’
:. TM}! late the best offerings we have ever made and? I A
“”3”“le are the best to he found in the city.
Patterns and models couldn’t be any more attrac-
rive for they include the most“
of the season. ‘
. ‘ in and see the superb display
derfu'l values to be obtained.
‘to $3.00.
,. If your minds is made up to pay am. $15. $20. $35
and you want something in a Cheviclt, Cassimere. Worg
stcd Serge, Fluids, Checks, Homespuns or Tureeds, dgop‘ ‘
will be surprised as is everybody at both display and won- ‘
How About Light Weight Underwear?
We've B. V. D., Columbia mesh, Blood’s light
weight, Kawanaugh's shalbtiggan, Cooper’s Derby rib,
Duofold and Dr. Deimel’s, with prices ranging from 50c
for Separate garments and up; $1.00 for Union Suits, up
favored fabrics and styles ‘
we are mobilize-you toof
The New Store
24 Wall Sn, Norwalk.
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Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round 8; Long Clams
TWO mass: "
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
Swordfish 15c lb
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Cutbill’s Britlgg Fish Market.
rstspnous 108.
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bean-own“ . .. WM.W_M..- ,.
Rompers
infants‘ and Children‘s. white
piped with pink and blue, low
next, short sleeves. 50c.
inlutou and (Liliecked illnnbnms.
50¢.
WASH SKIRTS, Seersucker and
Linen. Bill: to $1.00.
SOUVENIR POST CARDS,
tor 5c.
J. I. Mallette
(formerly Mines Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
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I will return Monday
July, 10th
At which time my
office will be open-
ed for business
Dr. 1.11. MALLERY
Ill South illnlu 81., South Norwalk
liuura: 9 a. In. to 8 p. m. Burn
days by appointment only.
» liailbonistr‘or an aviatorto secure a
: 0! Fairlieid.“ Mr. Forbes in an inter-
; been appointed the first commissioner
‘under the state law passed lint a tow
‘fln the world Connecticut having lihe
lieut's First Aviation
Commissioner
. BillilGEPOR'l’ July 10.-—-'rhe first
aeronautical commissioner empowered
low topass upon rth‘e abilities at a
"license to operate tiresome. is A. lini—
ond Forbes. the world tamed aeronaut, "
“view, yesterday, admitted that he had
weeks ago and that he Would quality
at once.
The. state law is the llrst of its kind
honor or being far in alliance of any
other state in the union or Any other
'oountry, in making laws which will
3 Papular Lease
Abolition Forb‘sslo he bonnet-w
George Ehret 3 Extra
Liebmann s Rhemgold
Felgenspan s l’. 0. N
CaSe 24 battles $1.15
FREE DELIVERV TO ‘ALL PARTS OF TOWN
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‘83 a 85 WASHINGTON 8T. Phone 440.
SOUTH nonwntx‘f
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control the use oi the air. Mr. Forbes
also has the honor 01 holding the first
he use under the law to operable n bai-
loou, so that. together with being the
first commissioner appointed to pass
on licenses for aviators, it is a signal
honor for Fairiiold county.
Lake Aerodrome the Field.
Bridgeport will he the scene of :the
trial nights whereby all aviators using
the air in the stale, passing through it
or making more. ‘must qualify. The
Lake Aerodrome has been selected as
the aeronautical held and Commission-
.er Forbes announced that he is ready
1to pass in the ability of the first in»
i‘divhiuui. who desires to secure a ll-
icenae to fly an aeroplane, dlrlgblo or
spherical“ balloon.
The oillclal appointment at Commis-
sioner Forbes will probably be made
tomorrow. The qualifications of Mr.
Ruhr-2s in the control of balloons is too
well-ltnon‘n to need repeating. He is
president of the Aero Club of Con»
noctlcut; n member of the Aero Club,
of America. the Aero Club. of France,
and a representative of the lnternn~
tiddnl Aeronautical Association oi the
\‘i’ofld. being its special l‘cpresentas
live.
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CHILDREN WELL. ENTERTAINED.
Rev. J. E. letter and Parishioners Giv-
lnn Charges a Fine Time.
Rev. John IE. Zeiier. pastor oi the
First M. E. ('hurch, who was instru-
mental in having the thirty-three
children train the Warren street.
church. Brooklyn. come to South .\‘ot~
walk for a ten days‘ outing. in very
och pleased ill, the extent to which
this parishioners responded in giving
‘iho children a good time by caring
for the girls at their homes and con»
tributlng money and food for the com
ion and pleasure at the boys in a large
tent on tho parsonage grounds.
The church people are hiring the
children a happy tluw. and are enter-
taining them in various ways that do
.linht and please.
3 At iii.» l'i‘e‘illlli‘l service at the church
:Alr 7oilor had the children on the
platform with him and tilt“ sum: sol
oral Minus, which has pleasing to the
large convocation present. ‘
Today, (‘Tuptaln William 1’. Hoyt, oi
South Norwulk. has tin» young lKltllliEl
out on one of his oyster boats.
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,BREAKERS ARE lN BRIDGEPORT.
Deposits
made on or before
July 10th
Draw Interest from
July lst
Open Monday
Evenings
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
We close at noon
Saturdays
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GELLING TROLLEY STOOK. ‘
An agent at the Bridgeport and hair
bury electric railway was at the alone
that week trying to sell the company's
bonds. As far as can be learned he so
cared no customer. The bonds of $1:
000 denomination and bearing live new
cent. interest, are uttered all 0960. A
moonshine shorts that the company‘s
total capitalisation is $800,000 at which
$200,000 is in stock. The yearly gross
earnings or the line are estimated at
”113,000 and not at. 159.900. A Wont
ring express as we'll '
it t be non
CHAUFFEUR l8 BETTER.
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Dsnhury Hospital.
was pinned beneath his
l‘lnnbury hospital, where no has taken
it is believed zlbot he will recover.
who come to his rescue.
litre. Ploukett, the chauffeurs wile
stimulant, has also been in Dnnbury.
woaaao oLevsn Muslin.
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. Conductor and Ticket Agent charged
With Fahd.
Brooks. of New York, a conductanon
in connection tvlth sin interrogation 0
an alleged eonsviraoy to dolraud.
Henry Ploukett is improving at the
llonry i’loultett, the rimuitour who
automobile.
when he lost control of the machine
through the breaking or the brake lav.
or on lilo west slope of the Hull's Hill
Thumdny morning, in improving at the
Mr. Ploultott who remained in the
car when it started to turn turtle was
caught lmueuth the frame work of the
machine and could not be extrication
until the machine was ruined by men
(some to Dnnbury into on Thursday and
ban been here since then. Mrs. Elisa“.
hath Colt. who ornploya llloukett no
Edmund P. Gowdy, a ticket seller at
the South Station. Boston. and mount
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
tord railroad. Were arrested last ritual:
it is charged by the police and
railroad atheists that Brooks, who ran
on n Bostonlflew York train every oth- .
or day tailed to cancel all the tickets
collected by him and that at a con-
venisnt stop he would leave the train
. and mail the connection one: basis to
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Places oi Strikers on New Haven Linol
From There tp New Haven Bo-
lng Filled.
Despite the atuiomrnt oi‘ the New
York New Haven and Hartford rail
road that there is hot a strike on or
section hands between lil‘itluopoi‘l and
New Haven the strikers lbmnselvos
any they are rotusins to work.
’l‘hcy any further that. at least 20
men were brombt from No“ York to
till“) the place» at the men on strike
yesterday but the atriltors persuaded
them not to work and the \‘ew York
man are still in Bridgeport idle.
The men on strike are being advised
against making any trouble but are
determined not to no to work until
iltoir demands are met. ‘
i an lhov want they any is nusurunro
rlhat they will not be crowded into old
cars on their way to and from their
work and that they will not have to do
ill hours‘ work tor ll. houru' pay.
* The section bands refused to work
last week Sunday morning and have
been out since.
OHRISTIAN CHUROH OFFlOERfi.
PORTLAND. Ore. .luly low—“Tho in
tor-national convention oi churches of
Christian denominations last night
elected the following embers for the
ensuing your: President. Peter Alan
lee, Baltimore; vlconpresideht, 0.
manners. Lon Angeiriii; secretary. F.
W. horns. Springfield, 0b.; treasurer,
iii. M. Bowman, Chicago.
Iowan trons ’VAGATIONER.
Miss Lula Reynolds or the notion
department in enjoying or weeks vsone
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The “Kline, Kat
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fractured Arm Re-Broken by Play.
‘good as it was before
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A outliertabis and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motor,
based on the finest mechanical principles. +30 tour or five passenger"
Touring Car, fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout, $1500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut 32 South Main St
Roton Point Hote
Shore Dinners a Specialty. » Dancing, Boating
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PlAZZA L
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS, Managers
“The! Mayor see of they;
Meyer Car the Moyerfih
want to have one’
$2,250—82,850. Ready for immediate delivery
OSCAR H. BANKS, River St, Norwalk‘
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REV. MR. BRADFORD WEDS MlNlS-
TER 8 DAUGHTER AT HIGH _
RIDGE.
liltili alum-2, Conn, .luiy lil.~»l\iiss
Francis E. Price, (laughter of Rev." ‘
and Mrs. Thomas L. Price, oi ilclialb
avenue, Brooklyn, was married to
llziio Saturday, to Rev. Arthur . ii.
the local Methodist clmrob._ The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
lielcn Price and Murray Sargent, oil.
New iin‘veu.‘wus the best lililli. ’Ifllo
bride’s (other porioruled the marriage"
ceremony. lie was assisted by Rev.
i’hlliip ll. hioxom, at Springfield. ltov.
Mr. llradlurd is connected with the "
South Congregational church, or
Sprinnllold. liis bride‘s lather is~
pastor oi :tbe lelpworth .‘ilothodis
Church. in Brooklyn. The Prices his)“,
a summer residence in this town.
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MARY T. MAL‘LETT BUEB FOR Veil»
4 U5 OF BEAUTY SPOILED.
Claiming that tho hundsmne ground
in front oi hot residence were do
hand when trolley poles for the Bit
mun avanue extension were erec‘to
Mary '1‘. liallott, or titruttord, be
brought suit against the Conner;
. Co. for $2.0m}. Papers in the ac
Were died this morning in the donor“
court. ,
it in alleged that in September
etnpolye‘s oi the Connecticut. .
wrongfully and nnlnwiuliy change
grade in trust at lthe Mallatt "
clerics in Burnout avenue.
'l‘hoy also out down slit” title»
trees. the complaint states. on
wires in front at her property.
plaintitx says the beauty oi the pr
ty has been destroyed.
SCHOCK‘B iNJURIES.
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sicians.
Harold Schock, or “"cetport around,
the rituui‘leur tor Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
A. Fletcher, of South Wilton, who was
so badly injured in the accident at
Winnipnuk a short time ago. when the
car he was driving was struck by a
train trom Daubury. continues to be
confined to the, Norwnlk Hospital. Ev
cry indication points to his ultimate
recovery. although his broken arm,
which sustained as bad a fracture an
it possibly could have. will never be as
it. is under-
stood
Only last week the arm bad to be
mutation and it is, said that the arm
will be niit‘i and at little use whon'the
bones have eventually knit. as wall as
pansihie. it is hoped that this last ro-
bronking ot‘ the arm will be the last
for the ordeal is an especially painful
one. Mr. Bullock stood the pain whip
out a murmur. however. ills host of
friends in both ends of the town wish
him all nitrous for a speedy and as
complete a recovery as can he brought
about. by the excellent medical atten.
tion ho is being given.
POLIOEMAN’S WONEV GONE.
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Member or Waterbury Police beparb
meat Also Dis-pouch.
The locker in Waterbury police head-
quarters used by Patrolman Maurice
Noonnn. was visited by some person
as yet‘unknown Monday night and an
envelope confining sloorbelonglng to
Mr. Nourish, was taken. The master
key, which unlocks all the lockers, filo
missing from its accustomed place in
the police station office. The money
taken from ithe locker had been drawn
tram the campirollcr’s once as part at
several Week’s back pay, the trolman
intending to pay a sewer nodesemont
with it. The board at public satety has
been notified of the thett or the moo-
er and ribs disappearance of the key
by superintendent or Police George lit.
, HAD soanows lhl ODMM
maroon, July 10 “Catbbllnolt
etti, widow, and Vincent. Marti
over, became bride and groom
They came from the: some prov o‘
itaiy. They had narrow: to co,
Mrs. Roreetil’e husband was hi
the railroad hero on June 3,!
line's wits was killed on the
tron as are the following horn her tin-
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