‘ J doubly the nose when the weather
‘ . tiers. Emilie and Mildred of Logan
l1 6 50 'JJ' J
Willy-'11 they ote‘enttnien are iu‘tlli:
inning wit fl lib J
J to u
but to highly revered. this built:1
‘ 1 mm or! bathing. boating. dancing it
‘ ”IMBKWHJI or which ore to be euloYM
to tell rheoaure here. :J J
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was Beatrice DeW‘utol‘h. or Reward
ion, has been the sheep or friends in
J New Canaan. _
5 Mine il‘rlstrain. of Broomde. spent
J Wednesday on Pilot Inland commonly
JJ “known as Tavern island.
Theophlie Euphrat, of Castle Men
loo, Hickory Bluff. has purchased a
_f . dine upright grand piano for his
'8 ‘ "home. L ‘
Mrs Eugene Cuehmon and dough
’ “meet. left today tor a visit in Cetner J
port. Long island.
Minoan dean Dufault and Helen Sco-
"leld. who are in Nort-hvlile. are re
memhellng their relatives nod trieude
J here with souvenir postal cards.
.V The tennis enthusiasts of Belle in-
» land" are contemplating holding a
‘tournument in the near future, the
mount time being to have it played
in doubles.
William F. DeKlsu, of Mott avenue,
‘ accompanied his brother, F. B. DoKlyu
and .1 party of friends to Stamford
Tuesday in the benutihl steam yacht
M J“JNylked." Wednesday aparty enjoy
ed a fishing trip in the Sound.
J EL Rich. alocul carpenter in the
employ of the Sheu Sullivan corpora-
tion. of Stamford, upon the new their
sion of John Sherman Hoyt tit Con-
tentment island, sawed the entire nail
from the thumb of his left hand Wetl-
nesday afternoon. Needless to any it
was an accident. The sow slipped on
111 Rich was about to saw a piece of;
wood and the sharp teHih landed on
the back of his thumb.
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Belle island. the exclusive locnl adul-
mer colony. still discuss the exciting
deer chase in which a number of col-
onlsts engaged Wednesday. The huck
was first seen on the island. Campers
chased it into the sound, heading for
Pilot lslund. 'i‘lio chose was taken up
in a. launch, but the deer Swain a mile
to Kaiser's ir luud. lie nae loot eeeu
plunging thr6iigh the lnuah on Kilid- i
er’u ieluizd The camperu me hopinui
that they uiii not be prosecuted forl
chasing the deer in h launch. ‘
N” am...—
Chnemui‘ s pond in Rownyton which)
in used in the railroad company ior
filling the troughs or Rowutyyou hnsi
Kane div and Vesterday the companyf
was toned in open the gate at the
{Rite pond in West Norwulk nod to
let its Jsupph tepieniah the stock in
Ronziytou in the meanwhile he the
Chaemax pond in filling up. many or
the engines are stopping in South
Norwlil uud letting water at tho
litandpipe. The) :tilloud purchased the
Rite pond at Vent ()1 so ago with Junt
thin intention in mind
NEW BRITAIN MAN KILLe HIM-
SELF.
NEW BRITAIN, July Bl.-l’resnlng
a 38-Ciillhl'e revolver to his throat, Vi-
toriolmgle. urged all yours, committed
nuicido. this morning. at 5 o'clock. at
his borne. till inwior street. line or»
plolimi hiew hin thront uwny. diving
the hupreuulon that he had sluahed
himelr with hie rumor.“ Louie urotto nt
Io'oiooh. wont to o‘crih. wherotho
baby woo «intern. hianod it for the loot
time. updrthen returned to bed. At is
J “in groan again and going to the bath
‘Jmm, ended his life. Trouble with a
follow workman is thought to have
*luwired the not tingle had been no
, mod or being it thief by his friend
‘ In a letter that won found near his
1hotlynhe deed mun denied that he we”:
at thief. and uncured hie triond oi being
1h. thiet. lie in survived by but wire
and nix children.
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IITTIR EM! PROTECTION.
true Nowell: hotel or water eolnmte
rat has completed the train; at
the new iron enter mum in Union J
‘Jfiibei to replace the old eetnont one
which limit: recently. There has notin-
’ o, bounced root or pipe to he laid
"pun title wort: in all completed. caving ’
' losing up at the diteh end omnn
it “your the blood The new mile
' "to have been added to the;
out. the earner or Lemon are:
the other in the middle or the .
” M311 1
and has a moat. dough
J ,geae the; cores J:
- having been healthy in ever
Jtion won tnlteu regarding a cilantro of
bottle tenth
environment
that in not unproven? J lee hour wit
BWJ'J
u ria‘l entourage of the
E]- the place their reti—
rt. oi: the
Trent bY‘
deuce tor the home or
Your.
Located in and terrain J ‘J not: oil it
aturdy and unturuliy ottr euro been J
tion or the country. Dorian has pro-
J greased tor many yearuy'uot by leaps
and honour. but by etehdy and union
peded etepa and it may well be proud
of the record it has ravine. it: growth
3 reopeet.‘
in area. it in it. his town on includes
in its bounddriea Home or the most
valuable and desirable property along
the Connecticut shore and it outn-
here among its rcnid‘en‘ta some of the
best known people in the country. and
many Wealthy ones. All about the
town eitea suitable tor his country
residenceti have been nought. up. in-
eluding those very near to the village
of Dayton itaeli.‘ ”Newton Collender'n
Point. Noroton Heights and the 0::
Ridge section. Each year property in
more keenly nought here and u turth
er great hooat will he created by the
extension or the .nleotricol equipment
of the New York. New Hov‘é‘o’ and
Hartford Railroad Company, whose
ii'nee have ntutioun at both the village
of Barton and the Newton ueotion.
Newton is but 36 83 mile! tram Grand
Central depot. New York. and Barton.
3812 miles. (in the other side of
Damien, Sohth Norwnlk is only 43 42
miles diatom. A trolley system con
heats the town both with the Town:
at Nowell; and Stamford.
W
J Prince "Myelte" Row. R. Halsey, oi
Japan; is Spending two weelta nt "Vuh
llelllil‘éll." lg;
Miss Beatrice Courthlio. of Augusta,
Maine. is visiting Mine Sexton ut Koo
anydiu. J
.li‘reddy Smith toohva duy oil. yee- _
turtluy.uud \veutpto. visit his; brother,
who is crimping.
A inrttoJJuttendunco is promised iot-i
the some with the St. Joseph‘s nino on ’
the Noxou- lot, Saturday.
Mra. Edger S. Auchincloue. .lr.. with
her family. ure spending the month of
July at Kennehuhkport, Muine.
Mien Katherine Iii. Sexton. of Bus
ion, is spending her vauntiourwlth her
lather, P. G. Sexton, at. Kecwnydln.
J Ji’heJJtamlllur hormone street lemon
ore on their lost leer not! will neon be
extinct. in the town. Thh‘time for
the electric limiting of the nubile
etraota its not very far
intent. and lo ‘
helnided an the next harm the line 2 J '
or program on the part
The ladies at
hold a oontereuoe tomorrow in that
the calm. ice mm god apron hole
to he held there noxtWeeh. The com-J
mitten seems nurtured ot a large pot-
reunite. and the aitoir surely looks like
u tuceeee. J ..
Mr. and Mia Hartford Smith. Mrs.
Foruado Van Sony and Mrs.
Craig went down to Rotou Point this
morning, to see the boys who are in
comp there. Duprlnp; the visit f‘llnmp"-
Smith surprirted his friends by treaty
ing them to some of his incomparable Y
clout chowder.
'i‘ho dump in Railroad avenue, near
the irieght depot teak tire and had it
not been lo;- the piompt and etholoht
Work of the members oi the Eagle
Hook. Ladder it Home Company the
height house might have gone up in?
smoke. However the blaze was uulok»
ly extinguished with any damage.
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'l‘lie worl: on the ureter pinion its
nearly completed uud‘ it will not be
long before this long-tell want is out»
plied to the people; true um that both
the Centre and Newton Schools have
pipes laid in them allows that the
School Board in continuing its policy
of bringing nil things under lie super»
vision strictly up to dute. '
Prolnrhly the handsome“ six
months“ old thoroughbred Jernoy hull
in Fulrheld u only we; recently sold
by P. G. ‘Scxton, superintendent tit
Keewaydl'n. to i-‘runrie ii. Adrianne.
Run, at New Cannon. hir. Adrianne
.iiao bought. it lino young now. it is
understood that the prices paid werei
very reasonable considering the qr-tol’
it} of the stock
Tourer-row the llurien baseball team
l
’iho bountiful trees on the George
A."iii|y place. which attract so much‘
attention t‘tom passersby. are being}
pruned. ‘
John Finch and fondly. oi llui'rhiu
enjoyed on outing at lloton l’oinl.;
yesterday 'l‘heV report that they liud.
it most delightiul day of it.
The indioo oi the Methndlut (‘huth
oi Durién. rill hold a sole of homo- .
mode hrend pie and to! to on thin ui
iLQlDOQll, beginning at ll.
W
George P, Sexton, n student at tho
\insunthueette \giiculturul College. is
employed at the on are of Mrs Editor
8. Auchincloes. Keowaytiin, duriugthe
summer mention
The currilvul committee hold it meet~
ing lust ‘e‘yeniutt, at which time furth-
er nrrongementn were mode for the
carnival. which will commence on the
eighth or next month.
1W
Countable Hartford Smith and lamily‘:
oi Main street. enjoyed an outing at
Columbus tlrove. Wednesday, spending
the day with George limith, one or the
horn. who in churning out at that place
for two week».
A oncolul meeting or the Eagle ilooit.
Ladder it More Company was held.
loot evening, at which time home no
date for the dinner. which won n'ched-
uled to he held on the 29th.
The sflmull between the working-
men go on (ivory Saturday at the
Zululor diamond. Quite a number or
local people have micro-ted ihem~
wolves in the semen, and goodiuuture‘fl
rivalry and healthy exeroluo in the to
null.
u
The Millennium another and . try
hater yore u’hretty too more tutti al
on the spacious porch at their home
on harruohd street. melon. Surprise)!
ereniuh. July 38th. A number of
hiendt J were present iron; Dorieu.
' J route or exponeno'o in the orator hula
‘7 interim iu’ the whim around New
‘ Gout. Mottled
not
will have. another chance ut the Bi. *
Joseph's: tune ol‘ Bridgeport. nud the.
lot- oi lane are at the opinion that they
will trim the Bridgeportoru to it turn
on this ocrusion The Home team is-
coutlilcul of victory, hut-tint: norldout.‘
hull fervently hope thnt llurieu. the
tritium a stat pitcher nill lune recon
erect sufficiently (mm the injury which:
3he uuutoined at tho Norunllt home. last
Saturday, to pitch.
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iSlilt Hill HilHiHiltS ' E
lremoml or i iorior exocrrtlve (silicone.
[H0518 SUEBESSHJU
The Sound is Filled With Loheters, i
Declares Captain John
P. McNeil . i
That the efforts oi the otate 1}th
hatchery to propagate lobsters in
Long island 80?"! in coming out Illc'
ctmntuily in no evident from oboer
vutlono mode by Cunt. John P. No
Neil. one ot the best known oyoteoi
growers on the quaint. Cunt. McNeil:
unyh thul. in Me opinion. the utoto'
lobster hatchery is doing good work
und it the people well number year
he thinks they will feel no he «loot
new. that Connecticut will get all the
lobster: needed. Cupt. McNeil onye
that the sound in tuil'ot youa: Jioh.
More, but they are not oi the mine that
the low permit: to be caught. ‘
(tum. McNeil «ya muny lohnter’n
have been tinned up in the dredge: or
one of hit boom, the leph. while
working on the oyster hello oi! 'the
mouth or New Haven harbor the past
week. "We nought on many an u do:-
en or the lohntero." told Cont lite
hell. "out they were ohiolreu lobnteru
and not or the neleahlo tire. The low
forbids the catching or lohitern until
they no ll inches long. no at room
our Jmeuthrew them heel: into the
writer in» on noon on they found
them in the dredge ” H
Capt McNeil oar- thtit in hit to
inert he never hetero my on my
heron. ““lt the mole will lot the ion-
stern alone for another year.” «id
It
nine that the law portal“
hoopl trying their: and the
then
chapel to complete arrangements for
James , ’
t that Cll‘v,
; tlouu
‘ ’ mm’mw' at the beginning at the motion with the wreck of the Federal
YouJ‘Joaunot atoro‘thin heat to
June heat winter. But there in
JJ no better time to have your
7"Fumace
We are prepared to but it in"
' partner order tor a email chum. ‘J
i ., J”
Herace R Nash
N. Main 8: Went Sis.
S. Norwaik
uiuiuuuuu ’ ‘
l0 ,illil’lillliiil Bill
Tells Rev.Dr.JBeard Laws Allow
Him No Voice in Such Matters
HARTFORD. .luiy 20.-Tlte playing
of husohuil on Sunday at Bridgeport
has been hrtiultlii to Governor iluld
Mo's intention lilo reply to a corn-
pinint of lltlil-t‘il'i‘flléltlmhlil or the Sun-
glint law in that city Will; he folloua:
.lileur Dr. .ilcurdtw’r'our letter or
‘July in It required. in which you any
tint the nitric police have {urutshedg
audition: evidence to the authorities .
of the Bridgeport polite court of re
oont violations of the Sunday low in
hy munngera ol' dunce hulls
‘lmd others. but that there ilttu been u
fuliuro, lllllS tor. to bring uuy prouootr
\‘ou appeal to me to serum jue
“Jill is our laws now stand, the gov-
enrol of on» route in powerless in such
mollcin in our constitution, it in the
éfirmcrlmr' a duty to take core that the
ions ho iaithluliy executed in order
to end ole him to do this. he ought, in
my judgment. to how such powers or
who do not h d for u term presurilied
J'hy tho rountimtiou. as may enable
iliim to discharge hln trust with mi of
ilciehm
session a! the prowl" assembly, rec
ouimoutled’ the peerage of ouch at low
on wtylld uuthorizo the gourmet to
remoio. tor what he might doom rout»
onuhie onuae. alter duelheuring, any
:GXQCUUH‘! officer. not olrououhy a pop
uiar olmtlou. including prosecuting of-
coin. appointed by the courts. A bill
for auto no not was introduced into
the general useom‘hly. hut was uniuroo
'uhly ruptured upon by the committee
to which it unu referred, and hue been
resorted. tied it been treated. i should
'0! (26“in have looked into the
inertia ot ouch an application no
ithnt which you prenont. and it anti»
lied that any puhlio ptooooiitor had full-
ed to act in stool? manner on his duty
required. would have proceeded to
tulte atom for hie removal. Under our
law», no they now stand, the only room
our in ouch it little in the replacing or
inomcieut uud unworthy omoioin by
them who appointed they).
Write“ on English law are occup-
tolnotl to defend their nyntem oi cram»
lulu procedure louder which Any pri-
vole individuni eon prefer it uoihototnt.
in the nature of to criminal ehoru.w
a greed Jury. and there lone public
prosecutor through whom noon enema
ornordlnnriiy made) an (hob-rt. on-
tho ground thrt it. né‘et‘irer ”prompt
promotionu. without regard. to polit-
lost or pertain“ inllu‘oom. admire to
the can" at attrition. We have proton
rod, in the tlhited hitter. to provide
for nubile ammo“. and term tit
thorn the power unit unreliability or
initiating all orinrlnil prooeoiiiusi. The
wont: spot in that system. no it altim-
in (lone "flout more to he). the no
.J o’ plenty to go oh e not
1 cent. Muriel ‘ J‘
Cleaned 7 ‘
J Norwnlit ‘*'
ltuowiedmm‘ent.
Hanau55 50 56
. es. L3H. rub“
her echo-$3
Tennis“ Shoes.- ,
i,
Bathing lines 9 25¢
Batetom Sundials 150
90c. 51 ‘
m
5 ‘ J
.J J J'i‘wo Stores
Hotel Mahackemo
.l. p. communal».
eefuwce mo console he re on:
RATES :2 ran DAV mo UPWARD
SUNDAY plunges 75c
Banquets a Specialty
rat. CALL can ‘
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
, Protect
Automobile Owners
hex unmeour mores
J M. Layton 8: Co.
inounance one REAL esrhTE
Aoauro ‘ J
us“:
5 Railroad Ave... south Namath, ct
pueeioenr MELLEu-exouaeses
Hi8 APPRECIATION. '
l ..tlifPOllT. .luly 21.w~l’roehlenl
Charles S. Mellon. of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Ruilroud
company. under date or July 17. from
his summer home at Stochbridge.
Mom. has written a personal letter to
Mayor Buckingham expressing the an
nrocimion or the corporation for the
splendid work done by the members oi‘
the tire and police departments in con-
Enpreso u Week and Wednesday, in
whioh he intimates that the company
may into: more uuhntuntiuily show its
satiatectlon ~
The letter roilowi: J
Btoclthridye. Muss"
July 17, 1911.
lion. Edward T. Buckingham.
Mayor of the City of Bridgeport.
Bridgeport. Conn.
My dear Sin»-
It to desired by the management
of the company to express to you its
about sense or obligation for the very
prompt and efficient service rendered
by the pollen and lire departments or
sion' of the recent diannter to
Federal Ettore“ within, your city.
Nothing could «have been liner
than the way the men or both de-
iiurtniouu responde'd to the enter-
eomty cell and we tool under very
stout obligation» for the anemone
rendered and shall hone tor more my
to boour in which we can properly,
the
at some tuturo tithe. more“ in 'u
more urbntantiul monitor our no-
Yourn very truly.
O. at MELLEN,
Pntidout. _
(sinned)
menu».
Lenten.
heard. today has in dry (look in the
loverhmettt ennui north octltooltu
South Norwaik _
‘umw
’Phone 904
”Sleeveless Shirts. Lightweight
Sum Opting Pants
Straw Hats and Light Canvas Hats
Bathing Suits
W
:h‘J iii-«*1!»
98 Wasi.'
Phone No. in now 1185.1
ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY 8t NIGHT ‘
Frederick H. Ganun
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
84 So. Main 3......
South Noru alk“
D SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system J
your house in good working order every winter ’
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul them
once now. and restore the worn out parts and hi:
it thoroughly. so that you ll have no trouble who
you are ready to stort it.
The Jones 81 Hotehhiss Co‘i
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHEDJ
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Nor-walk, Conn.
LOOK“ "
at the 4-door, 30
h. p. Touring Car?
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas nod oil lumps. Bosch
J magneto and coil; everything timeless Gwanteeo for one year by
the manufacturers. for 31525. For toll particulars call or address
F. E. Locuwoon “"8. CO.
at WaIIJSUon-(Phono) Garage. Mm Street, Nor-walk. Conn;
the city oi Bridgeport on tho- ooca~ J
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company",
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TC'UWWII. 46. with Enrich Stations in All Department.
Lumber and Mill Work fur Everything 6'
HARDWOOD FLOORS
menu leu cur-not expense. one all the "putting down" and “lotion J
up.” and one sanitary. Jliat a tow ruse, ounily clooucd, are all the 1
the nocisoary oh a hardwood floor.
And you have the true home look-«mo loin. cheerful, airy.
Put a hardwood door into the new houne Or you can have it
131:1 over the old floor anally. We will he grind to give you an idea 0L
a coat. J
if your Carnage, Wagon or All!
Needs Repairing or Painting,
NOW THE TIME
ammunition. he; my“ lifwfhii '
plenum nubuoue or a Minnlntippl hm
line. with one; hundred pit-sonnet: on
with 3 large hole in our lion. lone _ L
W J." _ ”i 'l
Imus t ottoman ~
The? Famrly,
do“ not require neon
J.’rum no‘lioeo. The
nolt’o ihetltet wi limit
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