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MAHAGKEMO Honor. Hn‘ocm
sourH nonwnnKl . 1
Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt, oi Nor-
lek, spent yestelduy in Ridgeiield on
busineioo.
u—r
1 Mrs. J. A. MonigOmeiy. of Union
.. Park, is Hpending two weeks with
1 iriends in Ridgclield.
.‘ Town Clark William Waterbury. oi
f "Stamford spent yesterday morning in
‘ N61‘Walk on business.
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, The Fellowmafi Club met and trans-
acted routine business lust evening in
the Mosonic Tomple in Wall street
Miss Hazel Quintard and mothci.
' Mrs. Julio. Quinton], of High street,
have gone to Ailnntic City io1 a short
vacation.
Charles A. Copley, superintendent;
of the local trolley division, “as in‘
11111381111141 yesieiday morning viewing
the wreck.
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Howard Hoyt: of Arch street, who is
enjoying a vacation. spent yesterday
in Bridgeport. incidentally he visited
the scene oi? tho wreck.
Irving Reed. of Norwaik, Went to
\Bridgé’port early yolsordoy morning
and viewed the wreck. it is a “peach"
1113‘ said when he returned.
John T. Tierney, of Chapel street,
who is cnoiying his" annual vacation
rlnom Glover‘s Norwnllt shoe store.
spent yesterday in ‘llridgeport.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons or
St. George, met last evening. but bo~
cause or the heat merely transacted
routine business and adjourned.
W
1—-Compa.re result of the elm tree
spraying done by the Mt. Carmel For-
entry 8: Nursery (30., and that done by
Yollr truly, Joseph Cornell, Tree War-
don.
John T. Tierney, of Chapel street,
went to Bridgeport by trolley on Sun.
day and saw a man tall from the car
at i‘alrflcld. The man was not greatly
injured.
A laborer employed by Contractor
John Brathori‘on at work in Poplar
Plains was overcome with the heat
Monday and as a result all the lorco
laid oi! for tho day.
i
Mm. W. E.'Keelor and daughter,
Miss Jeanette Keeler. or \Vatorburl'.
are visiting John A. Montgomery, oi
Union Park. Mrs. Koelor and Mn.
Montgomery are slalom.
W
Eipocial Oincor wronzo J. Adamo
worked for while last evening tor
Oincer Char cs F.1’aiio. who went to
attend the meeting of Welcome
Stranger Lodge. lions oi 81 Gimme.
Chief oi the Fire Department (3. lrv»
lug Bylnnion. William F. {DuKlyn and
George Iii. Allen. of Nor-wont, left this
morning for Mlnniic City to attend
the mnvontion of the iiilim. They will
be gone moral do”.
Tho Norwoik police received a call
on tho tolophono reticular morning
to atop a. coil which ”will! coming
through town. or: moist: got the
bum at the foot of Mill Hill nod no it
was con hdiofidfikdb mama lbw
mood. 119'th it lotion. continuum.
Mrs. W. 'i‘. may, of in bottlluc
works, has purcliugd 11mm 11.11.
“ puny '1' doom in
‘ ‘ ior dollar!
Thuraddy till ,
were very generul during the lust
hours tram tho Miasinsippi
‘gndrthoniit‘wnrd to the
Light“ scattered showers wore report“ 1 ,. . ,. .
ed £10m Home oi the Weatorn stolen
”and along the north Atlantic coast.
The temperature continuou high in
the central and eastern sections but
in lower in the inks region. The high
est tempertnturcs reported were 104, at
Kansas City. Mo., and 100 at Boston.
' Muss.
yesterday along the North Atlantic
coast than they have been bolero dur-c
ing this long. protracted spell of hot
weather.
The coolest place was 1111111111111, Mo.
where the maximum tcmpornturo was
only 68.
occur in this vicinity during the day ’
and tonight, , followed by Somewhat
cooler weothcr on Thursday.
portion on the Sound should keep a
sharp lookout for-5111111118..
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Partly cloudy.
play the Wontports at
grounds, Sunday of tornoon.
Charles H.
Walsh, who are spending the week at
Atlantic City.
Columbus. hold their regular business
meeting last evcning, but cdiourncd‘ ‘
shortly because of the heat. i
nd; cooler.
valley .
lake region.
The temperatures were higher
It. was 96 at Atlantic City,
'. J.,.nnd 92 st Block Island, It. I
Thunderstormo are likely to
Booting
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’l‘cmperaturo: High, 81.1; low, “1'2.
r1113 ”Knights of Columbus term will
the chnu
Pascal cords 11111 boring rccoivmi from
Dilworth ”and John .1.
oacn massive 751111115118 ”i
Poncucumna new $5.25.
FOL Na GHA'Rs"I'IIIIIIOI'CQdIQItloI ’1'25 ‘0 “:26
, Flag, Asphalt
. Old Walks Recovered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Gravel . Tar,
‘ Concrete
a .
hood of paying more than what we
whoioromc 111111111 for horses, cattle and poultry, which we 11111 Bolling.
at an honest price
First in quality. loci in price. always in the minds of its contour
cram-Bonnie Home Ground Food tor Horn». Cattle and Poultry.
BONNIE POULTRY FEEDS
it you are raising chickens tor pleasure you must not be without
it. It you are raising chickens for profit you cannot ititord to be with-
,ontit. Evcry Day scratch Food. Our Scratch Food in composted of.
grains and other egg and bono producing inglodiontn that oxlinriexmo
shown are bent adnplcd for laying 11111111.,11 is 11 ulnutiord food no
hummor or wiutcr. lt conininn nothing but good. clean
tin-ulna that ulll keep the poultry houliliv and \lnoluus and in that. ,
condition they will lay eggs. ll. conic just on much to food no inter-
ior article us it duct; 11 good 01111. but lumen 11 grout difference in the 1
rosuit, and 1111 our ioedo are no good no there uio made. more is» no
fl' ‘ .1.
1v boleaomc
unit. We are nu'inuincluriug burn.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Catholic Union Council. Knigbin of
Err-Deputy Sheri” Solon (l. Blake.»
man, of Shelton. uncut the day in Nor-
waih on business yesterday. He omen
cd not a low of his former acquain-
tances and several other cxuieputlca.
Court Franc/on. Order of the Golden
Scepiro, will moot tonight. All menu
hers arc maucctod to be prurient, no
NOBODY KICKS AT OUR
BEER——
nobody wants in. it's too pure. ;
wholesome. lini- to tho pnlaic i
for 11 single mm! to lilo 11 com- ‘
plnini ugnlnnt 1.1 Lola oi pco~
pic «in; speak 1.1411 oi“ the Rup- l
poit' s Manda—not one in spunk
ill or it no \(111 know how do-
licioun lluppcri‘n Beer in“! l
Magner 8. Flynn.
Quick Auto Delivery Everywhere
Phone 5424 ’
thcr will be installation of officers and
port. After the meeting ice cream and
cake will be served.
Mine Ella Lindoborg, oi ivy place.
in enjoying her annual two wceha‘ va-
cation iromher duties in the Norwnlk
Public «1.1111111, where she is assistant
librarian. With Minn Mary Borg 11nd
Mina Bertha Harcourt. uhe is spending
the time at Ocean Grove.
Frederick Ci. Riedcli was in Hart-
ford, Monday. where he interviewed
the new nmnger of tho Royal Typo-
writei‘Compnny, in Connecticut, Ii. J.
Clooson, of Portland. Maine. Mr. Rio-
dcll's territory baa been cxtondod so
as to include the whole or Folrllold
county.
A dog was killed last evening by v.
troiloy our in Main stmt, near Hoyt
street. in front of Mnooney'o saloon.
The mottor won reported to Captain
'l‘homac Hunt. who relorred tho young
men to Dog Women-Sergeant Bryon
H. Silk. it in not known who owned
the do: nor who was in charge oi the
imlloy car which killed it.
*A band or syn-ion in camped out at
the corner of Highland avenue and
flammlo moot. Thorn on six wallow.
a number of horns and 11. song of little
ones. The older (cilia. onpocluliy the
women in ihoir {anionic clothing be-
staged union Point. musty utter-
noon, toiling fortunes and gettinl all
they could otherwise.
down Point presented 0. lively ocsnc.
yesterday. despite the terrific hoot. A
big oxenruion from Greenmint wan-in.
it being the Church or moon Bun-
dcy school. Although the ‘ tide won
low. largo numbers at tho incursion-
into and other: cnoiycd the excellent
bathing audition. 'i‘oduy there are
two cxouiolonn in. one on tho tremor
Willa hum fichoirbn and the other
col the John Brimtor 1mm Thirty.
611111111 mitt, New York.
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$0100 lbs.
libido
visitors from Bridgeport and Wcsn mm -...
We have a large stock of high grade lrcsh mined Coal ready to deliver
(or next winter's comfort, and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
price. Call “and examine our cool boloro you learn your order elsewhere.
HARRIS 81GANS CO.
Telephone -
118 Water Street
This Coup on With $1 Phomgrapher
it presented igloro July 31. 1911
118 Good for ..
' FOUR 1 CABINET
PHOTOGRAPHS
in loldorii. Fifty canto extra will give
I larger one tor framing.
o. o. Noam
78 Washington 01.,
MAfiE ’BUM'ENDID AND "NED.
PldilaADll‘leHlA. July 12.-~8hor-
wood Magoo. otnr outuoidsr or the Phil-
adelphia Notional Iowan Club, who
, Monday assaulted and soveraly injured
John Finncron. ‘whiis the latter was
umplrint the game with Bl. Indium“
yesterday indefinitely convention by
Provident Thomas J. Lynch.
NEW YORK. July 12.--Ilosidu‘ in-
definitely suspending Manon tor hli
consult on Umpire monorail. Product
1111111111 oi the National mucus in 11111;
posed a line of 820011111111 11111;». This
was announced It tho 11111111111 moo
headqunrtors loot night, following tho
’ by Automobile f - '
‘ in noun. has 11. 11min. 1min f
no'uih Norwlik
N0 h
has Something
to say about
Dates
Tho 1111111: of Kyushu with 11111 wagons.
a mall colony of 111911. wOnion and a
raft of dirty childran, who camped out
at tho cornor oi Kirkland and Slim-
mll utmt. youtordar. wore coated by
the police would into in the often
noon. Tho women. in their {We
stealing and tollln; fortune. until they
11061111111 11 ultimo nuilnncm it was
, lllllli Pilillillll lllllll j "
‘ ilPEli [illili BRIDGE f
. , Yesic‘rday’ ‘s WreckaiBrldnepori
11.111.111.111... . .
was the most diuaatruus railroad accii
walk on Friday morning, May ii, 1853. ;
, o'clock in tho morning.
the dumb Norwnllt motion when» thcl
:i'ailmnd crooner; the river on 11 draw-3
bridgo the accident
‘ pass through.
‘ this hull won in alnlii engineers Wow, 6 ‘ ‘
il‘ost limo. ‘
limit was unnoticed by
land when the lrnln was within 2110 loci?
gulnrmn on tho. whistle. a
- for the brilliant-com, George Annealing.
dunno: unlined Roton Point boninz.
toured tint tho night mizht bring forth
Ion"! doprodlitions on the part oi! tho
mutinfi 11111.1 and the? rim srdariu.
11111 oi toils 11cm than had a chance
to do 1111111111“ ml bad it rm '1.-
ooricd, nus mornint. that 1116 Wand
1 unlisted mun canniorleit manor ill. Roi
ton Point; but out do: not verified
oitnor «by that police or by the pooplo
four Lives 1111111111 Twenty.
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Disaeier
Bonito Second in Fatalities
railroad catantrophe
dent in the biutory. oi the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company. with one exception. tho
“mebridgo Disaster. " at South Nor-
whon 44 lives were lost and 25 were
rescued from the “rock, but all or
them badly injured. Among the yin.
limo won Dr.Sn1nnol Beach. 11 promi~
ucnt phvaicinn, of Bridgeport.
Alto Benton Train.
The train which ilgurod in the
Norwulk disaster won niuo 11 Boston
train. which icit. New York 111 ill
.lusigcant oil
hnppcnod The“;
draw was open to pencil a consul to
The method of signal
in those days was the olovatlon or a
red bull upon a pole to corn the on i
gincor or appronchlng trains. llnlc'ssij
forbidden to cross tho bridge.
As was tho 11111111 yooiordny morning.
the train was into and was making up
The nbnunco of tho rod
tho cuninccré
oi the draw, tho engineer and ilrcmanf
ironiincd what would hnnpon within 1111.);
, oi her moment and 1111111 11111111111 loapod
i from tho trnin. alter
giving sharp }
Drowned Like Rain.
The train plunged into the ouch"
sliraw and tho. iocomotivo, 1111111111. hag ‘
1;:an our. mucking our and two 111111;
8111112131“ conohen core thrown into 11‘
5111111111 0! wreck and Iain into tho riv- ‘
or. The tide. nus high and moot of:
ltnoso who lost their lives wore drown-l
Mlcd like rats in a trap.
Tho disaster
caused tho. legislature to out and to
boss 11 law that rcuulrcs all trninc to
pause ono minute before passing over;
11 draw. This law was aubuequentlyi
repealed.
Captain Bynbeo Commander! Boat.
Captain Joseph ‘Byxhce. now living
with his daughter. Silas Elia Josephine
Bynlm. at No. ii llnpie otreet, was in
command of the steamer Pacific, and
sounded the throewlilntlc, ”alarm.
the way to Norwalk. His boat «nan
rowiy escaped bolng demolished by
the train. He remembers the incident
wall. although he will be one hundred
yearn old on April ilth. 1912.
MADAME EAMEB MARRIED
Fomou. Soprano leOO Baritone Do
Gorgon}; Hor Hoobnnd
Pam. July lam—Madame Emma
Eamon and Emilio Do Gornoza wore
(married at the city hall in the Eighth
Armadinncmsui today. The ceremony
was in strict privacy. only the legal
number oi'witnemco being present.
The witneoaen for the bride woro
William Frontal: Worden. the paintor;
Ind Fnlrchllil Blair, tho composer: and
a banlcor: and Email Arnal. a. lawyer.
M. 31111111111111, ossiotnnt to tho mayor.
olilolsiod and mode a brief allow in
Which ho wivhod the contracting can
tic: happiness Nod onpreuad the foil—
citniiono at the municipality. ,
'l‘ho prim dead was divorced from
the curing 611907.1'1113 baritone, who
ball has dissociated with the bride
loot yoor. , H , .
arm“ mucous HOME.
LOE ANGELEQ. July tidy-domes J.
1111111111 was «loomed borne from his
European trip yodtsrdny by 11' bill
crowd at 11111111111111.
when the former champion stopped
from the train. - 1
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Terms Will meet
youl approval
104‘ Washington 81.
your onto?
overhauling? Wheels? New trim~ ‘
mlngs or slip covers
wrong with the engine or trans .
mission? .
you the next time your car re— 1
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pert auto mechanics and under-
stand all makes. -
Summer School Open ‘6
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Let us figure with
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Optician
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Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438. 1
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which conned the draw to be opened:
so his voonol could pm through on’
her iormér huobond Julian Story. in ‘ -'
protnslonoliy, 111111 divorced from his . "
wile. Mrs. nmluusnn Dcdiorsoso.
A choor wont 1111 1
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All parts are exceptionally cosy il‘
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