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South Norwuik Phyoloinn Token pun-
bury pride.
Mrs. Edith Mary Dexter. oi Dunhury,
and Dr. Henry W.Ailon,oi South Nor-
.Wtik, woos married at high noon you-
terduy nt the home of the bride, It)
Pleasant street. Dnnbury. Dr. Allen in
South Not-walk. The ceremony fins
performed by Rev. lam A. Marciano,
pastor or {the Method»: . illninoopal
Church. of Dunbury. The bottle who
artistically decorated with terns. lotto
el and pond lilies.
Miss Rose Whitiord, eiater of the
bride. was the mold of honor, and the
Newark. N J The guesto numbered
about sixty and included relatives and
friends at the bride and bridegroom
from gtnmtord. The Norwulks and
Snringddle Following the ceremony a
reception was held
The bride was charming in a well-
dins dress of white satin and Chilton.
trimmed with pearl: and Brunei: loco.
Her going away drceu was of town-
colorcd silk, and one were a block but.
trimmed with white reset and a white
niarétie. Dr. and Mrs. Allen started
(or South Not-walk in on automobile
Yesterdny alternoon, 1nd from there
they went on at two woohu‘ tour to
Maine. the White Moutnsins and other
points. On their return they will to:
ride it 40 Pleasant street. Dunbury.
tempororiiy, and will make their-home
in South Nowell: and» Dunbury ulter-
llnteiy. for borne time. Their South
Norwollt uddron will be 51 South Main
ntreot.
Among the out of town nouto were:
In. J. R, ives and Min Juliu lveu. oi
dilution! formerly oi Dsnbury; urn.
Riordan. ulster oi the brldulmm. and
her daughter. Mn. Mmmormcn. both
of Stamford; Hrs. Fred Smith. 01
Sprinsdule; Miss fine Olin-tend. of
dentin Nomllt. and George Bcol‘ioid
oi South Norwulk. .
LAM UN'lfl'l' m Milli”.
12118111113. caution. 1111111. July
tom-emu in this city in moot pro
bounced. Following the diuoovory or
on alleged blot nulnst the tile or
il‘rttnciuco i: Mnduro u (luv day: no.
Col. Ellie, with no 1111111 troop:
3‘ We ruched here yerterduy on u‘upc-
clui train. To further comments the
111111111. Hottest: rullroud men on
ffl'iwlflilt to strike Allglilt 26.1111 11
’brdiuut u‘alns’t the omnioymunt of for-
olsnm. feeling is unnuciully utrons
umntt [Luminous stud is lntonullleti
by Medium nonrandom. Still another
torture it on the 111mm It the itch»
tit. lnlnuu ionic: oil dounlurds. includ-
“my 11111111111111! militant. $111111 tum
1111111 .1111 one 11111.11 111mm 11
‘ ; it did cute» rotten
too their 1111
‘ 111111: 11.011111» Willi“
, port (allows:
, diluting g. derailment .01 such train nod
: ' the 111111 oi thirteen other 911111111
. 11 said train
- York New Haven it Hartford" Rail
' mete trunk lino tr‘aciiti and in relying
’ ates inst passenger trains alter this
3. thin 111111111. you. the we 111111111
" r», *M‘: Curtis out crimindiiy negligent in
. rote of wood ovoi' thin 11111111191, but
, con-truoticn and layout of sold com-
o prominent practicing physician. oi.
best man wag William Robinoon. on
1151111111 on lost exbrcoe t nit l
train.“ ouch it high rut/e ,
over the 1111101111111 finding 1
coroner’u Finding
loo sustained When he 11:. hie train
Riven & Hartford 111111011 oomp'nny,
.Tlint the cold New
riled company was criminally nogli
11111 in maintaining an inherently dun-
serous and bhort crossover on (not. or
upon 11 rule governing the use thence!
Notwithstanding the fact 1th it ow
location where it longer 111311111 {udd-
uni creamer with its locomiionylns
diminution iii:- the decree oi the uncle
would have eliminated the danger of
operating. hit train at such a high
even no here it not fur the 1111311111
party, or had it longer crossover been
loomed there ouch d cotutropiie
could not hose happened I would
recommend also that the Mid railroad
company look carefully into the lulu
vlsnbility oi having two engineers on
lost trninl. particularly with n11.11111.-
lon or ruponulhllity bonnet: thom1
and that lutety be conuldercd above
speed at I" times. .
,1 Value of Two Engineers.
"There is no question but that poo
pie demand that , trains and high
speed, but it in oonally'lmo that they
demand dad are entitled to solely in
travel and the degree of cure incum‘
bout upon railroad oompcnies to ob
,ious commensurate with their speed.
Then again. it is common knowledge
and, lo. alien situated by extreme
weather. had thst oi the time ‘0: the
accident the weather had boon or-
tremeiy opnruuulve tor. uovurul dun.
This fact should be tnbun into conv
siderntion and tho bounces or isiiurc
to obucrve sllnniu would be locally
minimized by two engineer: in the
cab and both be required to observe
Manni- Thia would unrilculurly no
ply to out trdlnu. This croouovor when
not up for u truth to me from two
to tour is n duuneroue oitunxlon. and
known to be such by the railroad
company. unions their rules in such a
core are compiled with. Rout
Emoter Do More million us chore
stuted, tint the solely in crossing
over incl-cued u the crossover lu
lengthened. nut that it is pructicully
on easy to operate u long one a flier
one there. Thin being known on u
remedy ior all such dunner it no
not the exercise or duo, reckon-1m
snd proper canto allow 1 rule to
cloud between solely sod disaster.
The result at unkind lut‘ih crosuorur
st high speed on mil known to Coo
tin. no i do not and tbut he did so
wilfully. *
Ordered to finite lip “rims.
"Clayton N. Woodward, the super-
intendent oi the Shore Llou division
onwbicb 11111111111 thin vouch occur:
red. very frankly «um the! the con—
vnny. does not object to Minoan
auditing up time when unoutl metric
lions Is to curt-in locstlonu ore not
viciuiod. i found bulletin! mounts
in: engineer: to mult- tin tinnu‘ Ind
auctioning than not to exceed sound
llmitu in certuin much! A bulletin
1111.1 by ducmntucdsnt Woodward
on July N1. 1911, undo. ‘flome oi our
engineer: and drunienure riot doing; 0
noli us could be dons in mulling time
or in rooovurin: um that but been
lout It stutlonu.’ fiunurlniondoiit
Woodward also admits that tho crew
an int 11111111 is no 1111111111 thou
that of uoy other train. front will:
bribe diviuio‘u oi responuibiiity which
ivouhi occur 111111 burial m unuin
corn van duty in the enainu “cub the
111111111 had not wondered such I
lion: one not 1111111111 in 11.111111
train: should in once 11; log. “
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ills
‘ '11 find that Arthur M Curtis died ‘
from being crushed and other iuiuo‘ ~
hi it high rate of sliced over n low - '
uncut! 119111111 located at the Burr ‘
road tow‘or ot the New York New ‘
, be was relieved from duty at it colonic
nerve in runnlnmtlieir‘mlnu more 'or '
that s human being ie~not iniulllbld .,
‘ Manor diam Ilil. Along With M-
rBuldwiu wanton almond W
thin: 111111111. 'rllut elicit-tic condo _
ilwbimili t.
Molt
their one 11111111119 on steam roads
and that none of the. big roilrocde are
unto: them. That turnbuckle: are at
inched to the 111111 wires which are
noon “take up flock or Tet out the
contraction- wire situated by weather
conditions. That signal wired do not
expand to inch an extent on to canoe
the signal lights to change lnndvertonb
ly. and that i don't know Just how oer .
111111 it (long crossovers) may haze .
been considered "
Jouooh McCain. general mod torn
moo or entities. testified that Gurus
reported sick on tiny 17. 1911 and
that be 1.111111 lpr work voluntarily
undone 18. 11nd tout he tutti been ill
with measles. in response ton one»
tion by liloCubc.,Curtic stuted that be
min “1 little bit under the weather.
had been under the weather. but was
in right now.” lie notified that Gur-
tiu circuit the some Federal expres-
thou dnyu in April and on June 25.
The originui lroin sheets us bonded to
McCain: by Como showed that on July
2 he worked eight hours in the Bur
lent river yards and on the subse-
quent this on overtime oi eight hours
until the day beiore the wreck. when
in the ulturnoon .11 reported for duty
at 12:15 on‘tho morning or the 11th.
NoCube also aid” that Curtis not
much deflated n the not that he
Ins «in; out on the Fodoru‘l bccsuue
it took him oi! tbeuvttchorn.
DANOEIOUI ‘ROCKQ BIMOVIQ.
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Wutport lolucttnon Give Had to
Womlng in Monday's “mind.
The board of soloctmon oi Wcitport
hove token heed to the timely wsrning
given by The Sentinel in it: sccount oi
the Vincent Cosmic accident, when
that’ young man sustuined ‘ u painful
and dangerous ucolp wound on the
rocks which project out or the beach
It Coupe. and yesterdny uttcrnoon re»
moved it large portion or the hunger-
ons lodge. The rocks were hinted and
it it expected that toduy will mnrlt the
elimination of this dungerous pinto. M
.1119 rocks. which tore situated Just
to 1h; out or the loud burning or
vilion. timid above the beach about
two loot snd were extremely donor-
ous to bathe". in that they are hidden
trons view during high this and urn not
expend until the tutor is hourly low
in Mr. Costello's cuss. the young mun
dove into what spouted to be coon
tutor and amok the rocks. That he
was not drowned rm due to the pros:
once of u couple oi friends by hi:
ride. Otherwise nobody might hove
Aouced thlt he rm mining until too
.te‘
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now Louoon ndvu nouns.
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out Other Mm. 7
HAB‘I‘NRD.’ “July li.~floosrnor
1111 bill which than. a» ct toil-touch
in who; outdo tor tuberculous The
governor bod bun mulled upon to
mom who WW thin more duo
in tbs “will? oil‘ortu our! nod/u do
,1»! three voted to «cull but the out.
etc would not. At thiu on no third
luxis'iutivu only the governor butt to
Wists hiu 1111111111.. ,
downer million yuuisrouy chub-
noort 111111 tbs bill ultimo: I hand
lune of one million doliuiii for Ila-uni]
«you. the biucitll'utlny hill sod the
hill outbox-lulu: Pu nib to lune
mull the bill. 111 hours by u main '
unto turtnlnoiu in ivory London in * _ _
uiuo cloned the charter to: the city oi. ,
3111111, lb. bill 291 one 1111 dull in . _
ow exactly ,
_ . and 30111311: it in our
'iiouton" Warrior Roots. ‘ ‘
tor Alto Hub
Trade-Mort
Silli IiiESEiiiillii
SUBJEBE 0E Milli
Party ‘11 city 1111111111 0111- '
cialr Want to Springfield,
liars, 111111111, "
Will Went avenue and the other
principal streets or Norwnlk mention-
ed in the bill before the legislature at
present be paved this year? it. who the
vote of u oiiymeetlnudield come time
outta! the 19311111111. be linked to
give mrmiuoion 101' the City 0! Nor-
whik to be bonded for 3100.000 in order
that the work might be done.
111 it the streets ore to be bored.
that moteriui in to be the [interred
kind? The city meeting which voted
tor the bonding oi the city, did not
decide, nor was it then thought best .
to decide. what material is to be
mod. This won all left {or a inter
meeting. when, after the bond None
hoe paused: it become time. '
it is told u majority or the res}
dents. are against brick pavement
They have not come to this decision
iuddenly, nor without a great deal of
careful conoidcrntlon. Brick. the)
claim. is too noluy a material for a
residential motion. The mntdunte'
express no preference tor any other
puvement. but they are certain that
they do not wont brick.
The City council,
other city onloioln and the tnxpnyeru‘
at large are conuldcrlng the subject
They the not no ctronsiy opposed to
brick on “out ovenuc. but to he lair
Iglth the citizen: they are busily on
sorted in looking About 101‘ the suit ‘
able pavement. .
Many people believe that they hovel
iound it in wood black. Others invol-
bitulltblc. in fact this inmr rooms
to he the choiceoi' the city oiliclnll.
Only yesterday 11 number or them vis- -
lied Springfield. Mus. u the invite-
tion oi the Warren Brotheru Company.
who multe the bituiithl; pavement.
where they saw the uncoeu or the
pavement in that place and also the
braces: in connection with the laying
of it. Loot wait the council and nev-
erui other city odioluls visited Port
counter nnd there m the doc voye-
ment at the bltulithlc *uompsuy.
Wood block but boo
111.111.1101 n "grout w “not the
large» meetinl oi the Not-well: Board
of Trude over stumbled to talk upon
communist: uutborlty noon wood
bioclt osvomont mu present ind ox-
olulnod sit the ballroom or this
form oi psvumont.
t. The iduul 11.1th for Welt avenue
in the one Which trill mur the loom-ct
om EM moot uolnleuu. be most eats»
ll; clouded. hoviax the bout drolnm.
being the teat slippery. during the
tint oout “(continence tbs lent.
ad the onuhuvlnc tho be t possible
(«Milieu cum to both i boots of
’hcrm und the tires at automobiles.
Whom» the. city nucleic recom-
mend Mull ibu time cameo in mud
to the outing 111111 on their choice or
pavement. 11111111111113» occuldmd
no on but obtuilidlllu; m at the
utility that bone built auditing or the
unclouu icrmu 1'1 moment. it my
he “with! thin: whet they recon“
the mayor, the ‘
osretuliy con i
it“ hint tor the city will 3.: lilo '
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third and one-half pint
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Cake.
IN REGARD TO JAPANESE TOWELS A limited
number are oil sale in the .Art Department on the third
noon Thu patterns that romoin arc; “The Bowl 11:1," “Win- “ ‘
‘ men with Umbrella ”‘ "Manic Loni,”
‘ Dunning Children,” and “The Grapevine”
, Jopencue Towoln are available for each curtains, table
igco'ucrn, lunch runners. human covers, opinnhcre. bags of
every sort, and sewn together they make kimonos,
cheques, hcduprcadn, couch and pillow covers. . i
NOVELTIES IN SUMMER JEWELRY
, ROD PINS, for the 11111, gold mounted and sci. with
brilliant rhinestones. .Vcry effective. 95:
SHIRT WAIST CHAiNS, in all attractive color-
lugs to combine With waists and tub dresses, $1.19.
PRESERVING TIME DRAWS NEAR.
We are prcyarcd to meet every need.
Mason. m pints, quarts and half gallons.
“Sure Seal, " wide mouths, pinto and quarts
Self Sealer. lightning style, inquartd. . ,
Jelly Glasses, either plain or fluted. two sizes, onc—
Kcttles of all sizes. Jar Rubbers, Tops, Parowax, Par-‘
aifin P3P“: Spoons, Strainerst etc. , ‘1
HAND BAGS AT $4.853 This collection holds some ' ‘
extra values in fine leathers of difiercnt citation, 'and also ~
some black seals of finest quality. Nearly all have linings 7 1:7
of fightTrench kid, and are furnished with coin purses. A' 5’
good chance to pick up an expensive Bag at a low price; '*
THE TEA ROOM offers many delicious things for ‘ *
4 hot days. Ice Cronin, Iced Tea, Coffee or Chocolate. cool
imhiy mixed Salado, dainty Sandwiched and Homemade
“Wisteria,” “The ,
On the third floor, ,
Jewelry Vitamin." ' , _
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Fruit Jars, U
Basement Furnishing Store.
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Veil.
moot Morning kinds
The N E.
VEI LS 1
Wellinzo are even nibre fancied than ever.
Veilinx Section we are showing the largest and best.
variety 0! new conceit: in this locoliiy.
1" wish who in stile you must wear a Shetland
There in such a constant succeeaion oi new
bottom: that attention wonders how there combo a .,
new lden left in the designer.‘
Como bone for widest variety of the nrettlcnt‘nnd
SHITLAND VETLING, from .......... it»: to 500 yd
MAD! ‘HETLAND VEILC
I! Mouton Strut
in our I, if}?
[Pyou bani“
.1506 to 82.00 each
Ryan Co.
when It. the utotion tho purty “I
lay. in curiosity with strut commit
donor doom. oi’ dnrinldoid, the pun
ty impacted hituiithio pnvumunt. Did
nor on Isl-rod util'bu Kimbul. the
new million dollur hotel. ‘
to. millionth went on to Holyoito.
tundra. but not crouched bitch in
on thin creator. ‘
. uncultured for tho 11111111 ut the 11111
taut: on thu knoll our the tunniu
1, ill: Win; 111m oroilcicot N
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not with uutodtobilul by ronrcuontw"
tivuu oi the Warren Broiburu Cour
nllil Mr. Wood to Worcester to vluit ~
wxur 'ro admit button
Some Additional Rascals by the on
portlm of Animation 031mb:
HARTFORD. July admittintsd too
111 um dtutrlliutod in the bound and,
rennin today urging 11111111 to yo '
to retain the Auutmllan bullet in
Connocilcut. '
sumo oi 111‘. Ninth ruind 1m ibutu
Althoiwii tho lulu mixiit be 1111
to udvuniuu. to hill it sod
to the old style allot and on
mimrmive‘ legit 11111 of t
typo ‘
Only the 111111 politicians 1111
out out of election day iobu
dllng'buliots and butter: and _
Norwalk Chronicler