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Property Damage, i
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Court-St. Frances. (Di'tloi' oi‘iho (lol-
iau.‘Soéptiio, will hold its send-monthly I
bushiess meeting. Wodiiosday owning,
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Miss Mary Wolt‘ol, .ot‘ Spriuiidalc.i
pullout Saturday and yesterday with.
' Miss Amelia Booker, oi Pnlrtiold avo-
Y, ilvl'lss“i..ill.i:in l"ayroilo Stowart, (ii'v
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> . Dtlylonu Beach, Fonda. is visiting Miss j
"Einlly Bundle, of Elm street, for n!
. short time. i
The Old Well Hook and Ladder (‘oiirt
'pan-y will hold its monthly husiuossl
idootitig, this m't‘tlllUL in its rooms in
. llavlhiud Sll‘et‘i. i
The monthly business incoliiig of tlic{
(ligar Makcrs‘ Union will he held, this
droning, in the Labor Lyceum, ini
Washington street. . i
Valentin}; Castle. No. 2‘. A. 0. K. of
ill“, will hold its \vt'oltl)‘ illlRilit‘Sti;
mutating. this owning. in its rooms, it'll
Washington street. '
ll’ii‘. authhirs. C. A. hirNaiuarii have: ‘
roturncd to ihoir hmuo. in itord Rll‘t‘t'i.i
attor cujoy‘iiig tiiolr annual meatloaf
‘ at tho lit‘liiwatcr \"fllt‘i' (lap.
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‘ Court Maliiirkrum. No .‘in, ii‘tit‘itstiii‘sx
.Of America. will hold its Ft‘lili‘llli‘illili)“
'liuslitoss 'ilit‘t‘lilll.‘ iiliri ot'tiuiuaz, iii tho‘3
...‘J(' of P. hall. in South Main Filt‘t‘l, ; ‘
itolioi‘t ’l‘risii'am. son ol‘ .\ii. and '
Mrs. t1har|os l". 'l‘rlstraui. oi‘ East1
Willi street. who i> attending; tho t‘olw .
‘unibia suiiinicr M’iltmi, Hiltlli Sunday} I
Willi his parouts in XoruaII. l
.i. w. (‘i‘tislov it. s. ill'ilit‘lii and wuf;
iiu 'i‘omlinsoii ol‘ liaiiliui'y. ('lilllt‘ Satin?
day morning and from horn took it
‘trlp iii Mr. t‘rosloy's sloop yaclit‘
"Alive" to Nrii‘tlipoi't. \l‘ilt‘l‘t“ ihvy i‘o1
_ uia‘iurd ovor Sunday. i
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;_ Lady Wushlnuiim Lodge. No. 21.
gShophortls of Bt‘lilit‘ilt‘iil. will hold a
ll regular business locating this ovoniuizi
‘ in tholrrooms. Rod men's llall, Wall;
street. All iitcmbors ni'o rotiiiostod lot
are to come below this iiiortliiiz. at
M 2
A regular business morning of Uourli
Laurel. Daughters of Casino, will but
hold. tomorrow evening. in its rooms.1
in South Main nlroct. At. .u'i‘ t‘Ollt'ill-
ulon of tho tut-oiling thorn will ho ii
.rolicnrnul ot‘ the Colored Sufi‘raitcttal
wind ovary moinlier of the cast in re-
quoatadrto bo prcaeiit.
m
turnout Mott Smith, a nopliow oi' llr.
A. ll. Smith. a resident of Now lluvt-n.
has alioon clot-tori governor of tho
' ygfiiuudwicli initiiitla..witli soul of itovorn;
tool at Honolulu. lio will he imitati-
ad in tho Into l‘nli. Through his lutlwr.
'riowvdocouaod. ho was distantly rolulod
ills Slater family of tho town of ltyc.
”—
not Alico Adams who Oilil‘i‘iilillt'il
first) awootly with her charactor Hunt“!
:. ring hor tiiiittiltoinont at tho liliou
ll‘iioutro. lain. niimuior. in with us ultlliil.
_ fibula making mono unprotounionul
vialt this limo. and will probably rt».
trilliu iormovorai Wooks. Mina Adams
no bad a very successful at‘fllillll. and
{now propuring tor tho tall. ’
W .
.‘ ‘A party of six young women living
‘“ in tho outlying diatvlotn at Daubury
took an early train Friday for ltoton
wlioro'thoy spent a delightful
“in the part? Worn the Minoan
.iiiuan ilrundiio, of King attract. X9
"3 a, Moan liolon Taylor. and Pan»
Taylor. of (trout Plain. and Eielib
it"‘Mnry tlrnali, of New Fairliotd.
Warrior Baldwin has anointed tho
giving an dolcgnton to'tlio third on.
. ‘ onvmilion of the American loath
Haraci'ihlilifli Law and Criminology
"u, Eloptonilior 1 and 2. Call.
A an A. Ailing or New imam,
. ‘ for New I—tavon ;
annotations P. Kellogg of Waterbury.
‘ _, ta‘a attorney for New Haa
i' __ initial a. Iiilllot New
‘5 ' of Now
; Have You. ;
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‘t.
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oil, from thatéior‘anii ‘i‘l‘Om thonuuiiu»
‘ outs pleasure foraif‘t'aiiéliorod in‘Wll-
son's Point lluy, as well its from tho
: (intuition and shore of Hickory illutf.‘
ihr-ro worn gathered the ‘pooplri, apccttt
. tors at tho spouts. , ‘
i. From all vantage points that. wore
choitcii tho sports could ho. soon and
approciatod and tho' applause which»
granted the contestants could be hoard
at tho Oihor alioro rvsorta, some. of
them it mile or so away. it was an on
tiiiityiiiustir‘ gathering: that ot’ Saturday.
who gave honor to whom it was due
with round alter round ol’ applause.
The committee to charm: of tho
r-i'outs and oi” iill,’ ontortaliinirn-t at. the
club deserve great. credit for tho litto—
t‘lt‘flii‘flli it‘launor in which everything
ti'iiiinplrtrd. li‘roin tho that: the aports
started. with the man diving first. un—
ill the lust uvont. tho mile canon raced
there was not a brook in tho procood
lusts.
’l‘hiit oxccllont cutioolals, awiuimors
and divOis warp, among the list oi“ onv
trams was easily apparent »from tho
uiiiniior'ln which the ovoiils wcro ruii
oii‘. lilvurs with grace and form that.
has seldom boon surpasaod oxooutcd
tho required innnoouvros “from the
board: onuoolsta with aironu‘th and
easy iti‘acrl’itlnoas participated in the}
.‘i'arioua events tor cniirws: awiininora,
i both sound and t-ndiiranco. worn ontrr‘
‘ oil in tho rams arrangod for them.
incur ~w tlLllB‘“ ‘iitlLDSrANT‘
next event. Mina luthol lleclitir woni
easily, swimming iiitii‘ breast stroke”
with surprising spood. Misti ’l‘lioi‘aai ,
Farrell and Nina liltinoho Smith vicd';
with one another for somnd piano, and l
lindded it was but the last two or three;
stroitos‘ which vinvorod Miss Flirt-oil
with the honors. Miss Fitzgerald also
participated in this event.
.MaateuW. Taylor was an oaay‘win‘
nor of the lloya’ iii't‘y yard event with
Master George Smith in second place.
This l‘itt'e was qtiito [1:5 exciting as tho.
mon'a titty yard moo, and tho little;
chaps :iru surely contains.
Sovoii cations, scrub young ladies
nnd'aoven young mun, wore the princi-
pals in the mixed doublaa ctiiioo raco.
As in somctimes the scan thorn was it
“iiiixet " iit‘i’alr, which probably pre—
vented William J. Moltugh. Jt:., and
Miss lllanctiu Smith from Obtaining at
least the second place. 'l‘hoir canoe
and anoiboi- iiiixod it tip noar the turn
and they wore lucky to extricate thorn-
solvos and pull in behind William it}
Farris and “Miss Ethel Booker, tori
third place. the latter being second.
The race. was quite easy for tlcorgo
Clinddc‘rtou and Miss Dorothy June“
and they won quito a little praise tori
their pretty paddling, provision oil
JU Baas SALE 1
FOURTH WEEK-
‘=*Of this 'great value-giving“ sale. .DOWll
go the prices. on everything that’s sum-
mery. Right now is the“ time to buy
merchandise atlow prices. Values bet-
lter, bigger than ever. Come Tonight
and Tuesday. . . ‘ ‘
stroke making their work lioaiitiltii.i
Harold Smith and Miss Tharosa Fill“~i
roll, Horace Gray and Miss Mildred
Nash and Harold Nash and Miss lio-
bcrta itummlcr followed to tho i‘inlahI
lino. ‘ l
The tub raro was not won. G. Smith].
S. italdwln.d. Hyde, Clark, J. Renaud
.l. Sitts, W. Taylor and L. F‘ltzgoi‘nirii
Probably the most approrlntcd ovout
was tho canon tiltliiir. in which tlic-ro
\t’t‘l‘t‘ a number of teams outorod. The:
options of tho piirtiripiintit, as they"
iitimiiptod to push tho tippoiiont trom'
this boat. worn Mullins. and laugiiahlo.
boiug unable to hoop the tabs nhovci
water. i
The number of t‘tilitoslilnis in tlioi.
roam.- tilting contest mndo it normal
sary to rim thri‘ovcut. in throat boats. 1
First honi ~~~~~ Thomas and Farris \voi'oi
ins wall as Qlcvor. The winners at this
lone.
‘ "i‘liu (‘Wlll ("allod lit; ouohali mill}
gSWilll. which was over a «porno hourly
in iiiilo lung. was won by liit‘ ymtiiitrxst
Et'llil'tllli in it iiiiinitor which t’iii‘iiNi
jit‘tlill tho assortihlcd throng loud, ioiii:
i
gowai «losovvod thr- applause they ro~‘
iroivod. for tho bank» Was not an easy? i). Nash and ii. t‘lrcy. Ward and .\'or~i
. . .r ‘:
iioii worn may tor ll. Sash and ii;
costly daioatod by tfliiitiilortoii and?
.Smllh. .‘dciiuah and Bolts owrthrowf
i i‘laldwiii. llrown iii't'il Jonas a'oicvorll'l
ipiishud (war Clark and Storm. Bald-i:
twin and N. Show overturned Howie."i
i and Ward. i
SttillHintliis’lelHlt and Baldwin woi‘oi
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We Have One Hundrcd Pairtoi
Women’s Oxfords
that sold regularly for $2.50, S3 62353.50
* We have made One Lot of these
and have marked them
" $1.35
tocloseoui' This lot includes all leathers
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gililti iastliii: applausoi" Srvmi ati‘oiigitlirown by (‘iililitit'l‘itlll and Siiiiibfi
iaivlniiiit-rs sliirtt-d with tho mark Milli-nun and Julius b3» flittiluitii and;
:ilttt pun lroin tho than. and swam outg llvttsi. and Baldwin and Shaw by Chad»
lit» a bony ttiirliort-d oil Hallo iltiliill_i.:tit‘1'iilll and Smith. ilic {tip at u coini
iloatini: it on thvir loll and roturuiuizi airing itir-m two opponents. tho odd‘
»tn thc starting point. .\i. tho tlii‘io tho‘ train and tho rrrgiiléir team in this twain}
.iiiivrost was at liiitii pin ‘i walla illitli Finals-~-hlriiuali and liotts is. Chad-i
fraoo was lwiuit pullod iiti‘, for tho coir '. ilorion and Smith. 1
:it'fiiiiliift wort» bunched. saw for tho: Round and round “Till the caution:
{willllttr and tho inst ii'illll. who wort“ itill‘s and Harold's oyos blazod. ‘i'ilt‘:
l"“" at tho crowd, our lir‘oi'i‘ dud iiit‘i paddlcrs drovt- tho oniioos ahead. Each 5 ”
other at tho rout Whoa lill‘.‘ luriicditiitor was potted in the are. A sliortf
5 rho inim- it was impossible to roll whoi rmruat. ltopoat Scone l. with the vain}
Ewan in tho load. but Iii? oat-h moiiiriit“ mum or tho point of attack, the stoiiiri
The White Shoe CO.
90 Washington Street
Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop
Extra Specials at the
L it was not long that tho spectators had
.m wait to son lilt‘ \\‘iilllt‘l', Alan Moses.
.llSiilL: illt‘ iriitlkmn. swimming strongly
Noon at thit- linish
l 'lho iii‘til mom was lilt‘ men's div-i;
ting. i’riitnptly at 2 till o'rlm‘k Sinrtcr'
'l.ouls 1.. Stockton miiod out the POW
'tostanlu. About ton young man mailv‘.
their diroa. throc oar-h. and tho induct.
. Y. W. Ferris. l:I. \\'. bitch and William
‘imc Ward. decided that John ii‘tii‘rl‘tll.i
QA. Smith and Stank-r Baldwin illlltli;
itry again. as that \H‘i‘L‘ llod l'or tlrstS
place by points. The roaiilt was as
9 follows:
i First—aloha Fnrroll. it‘: points.
i Sottoiitiwf-l, Baldwin, in points.
i Third-«A. Smith. it points.
% ult‘Oiirth-fi'l‘ruccy Aiiiblor, 10 points.
‘ li‘lithm’l‘hompaon. it points.
in the girls’ diving t'tmwtll Mia:
ildlliol ilcrhor cleverly executed three
intraight dives. Misti illunrhu Smith
xniado two very pretty divas, but on
in third alippod on the board. and nl~ '
ithough she took the water nicoiy. It
{,wns it point oil. Miss Rocker was an-
.nouncod as the winner, with Miss
South second.
"All out for thc hurry scurry cnnoo
”ICC." and tan healthy looking young
men lined up in trout or the float.
iroady for the gun. thing. and they
|warn off. The couloatnnta worn to
‘iouve tholr canon twice and to paddle
around a hog about a hundred yards
from the hunt and return. in this
event George Hague Chilildorton 5tl0W~
ed plainly that he wits the boat man.
He took his two iumpa from/his canoe
at tho first, rogulnnd iila canoe. and
passed on tho homo utrotch the load»
lug boat. drlvou forward by Elliot
board. As Mr. Ward tool: hill iiimpn.
to climb aboard again. and l-larold
‘ Butts listening in succession.
'l‘on young man. all athletic in air
poarauce. hand up tor the titty-yard
‘ it. was probably the
switteat iltty~yard swim tartar pullod tilt
in Not-walk micro, and was won by
"Kid" Clark.“ who terms himself no
No has ‘qulto a
awtmmlng record, having improved
greatly alnoa last you when he scour
ed third plans in the some event. Swa-
my. at Stamford. made a close around,»
and John Farrell. ot Hickory Blair,
swim for man.
"Young Daniels.“
isilpptid by, rapidly in thi- orr-ilcihuuh,
A&Py Store
arh being; the second niii’lci‘or. i
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. tho advantage.
Ward. who had not yet been over“
be tipped tho canoe over while trying
Smith made second piano. William .1.
Mollunli. Jim, coma in third. with Wit.
ham H. Farris; Hammad Norton. Hur-
old «Nash. Horace Gray and Randolph
out-lino: cvoiit or’or. l‘rorl ouch othcri
as tinny might ncltlit-insocriioii‘to barn;
in this illt-‘li‘i'tlllllti the;
ottlciala took off all restrictions. not
fouls lioini: called. and it was prac-l
tlcully a aluurhnui: biittlc. I
At last, towoi‘litiz in all his holghid
with aoamlugly stipor-tittiiian strength!
llill brought down his punt ()ll‘ille hack;
(it Mr. Smith's neck.
Bill pushed him. until at last thoi
troubled writers broke o'er tho unior-
tunato‘ciiewahnddoi-ton and Smith.
Shout alter about, cheer utter cheer!
trio victorious rvcw was applauded. it
wand battle wall and nobly fought and
the winners were entitled to their vlc»
wry. Randolph Bolts and William J.
MoHuah, .lr.. came asore to prepare
for other events.
' H. Maria. A. Mosca, '1‘. Webb, 8. Mc-
Cron. it). Ward, i). 'l‘. brown and L.
(lhlttonden started on the run for the
long swim. its progress has boon told
iihovo, how Alan Moses scouring the
load at the start hold it with power
i'ul strokes until the finish lino. Mr.
Moses has frequently called attention
to himself by his iiortoriiiauco in short
six first prizes and several seconds.
Swimmers predict-for him a. brilliant.
tuturo in manila sports. I Q... _
Gomual ‘Motlroii. aoooud; Elliot
Ward. third; H. Marin. fourth; B. T.
Brown. titty; L. Chlloudou. sixth. and
'1‘. Webb, oovauth. in the order in
which the contestants 'rlnlahod the
event. ‘
Tho last ovont wan the one mile
canoo race. Rivals in the tilting.
George Chaddorton and William J. Mo
Hugh. aticcaoiti’uly’ competed. winning
easily. The Noah urotuora, :Douglas
and Harold, Wore second. the Ferris
Brothers. William and Frank. Worn
third.- , .
"Edward O'Brien and Frank 0. Brick-
or broke a paddle at the iirat stroke.
They hurried to the float. secured on-
cream and coho.
and ‘iudootl the éhiil‘fii
lower. lower,f .
and long diatiinco swims. Ha has won -
othar, started in pursuit of the fleeing
cartoon and boat out Norton and ward.
. After the water ovonta wora over tho
entire gathering were served with too.
The committee in
: llill showed his lcrtli. Sumo ouo
rrivd. " Eat but up. hill ' ’l‘im Clitltli‘éliEXYRA FANCY SWEET CORN, a dozen .............................. 15c
clinic iiiizotlit-r. llaui: Wont tin“ liildiexTRA FANCY POTATOES, a peck ................................... 35¢:
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Tm mm” “mm, "momma miAStP FANCY PATENT t-“Loun. 245rpound bag ...................... 75:
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The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T-. SOUTH NORWALK.
Dallvarlea 8:30 a. of? and 2:30 p. m. Free Daf‘lvary.
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Tel. No. 909.
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car was torn slightly and directly in
iii'lC'k of it was a cut in which four
stilettos have been taken by Dr. A. H.
llaldwin. who was in attendance. His
taco was severely scraped and his
clothing ruined. Although in consid-
That :olilvaabumhkilled '1‘: “0.?f‘d9fe‘; nbio pain, his injuries are not thought
roinnr are. 3 t one u o a noose m'be serious.
the occurrence. for he was struck with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence were at the
such force as to be rendered uncou-_ Knob Club when the accident occur—
scioua instantly. Medical attendance rod, and Homer was on his way home
was secured within a few moments to prepare tor the Knob dance. A tote.
after the affair had happened, (and the phone call to his parents caused them
young man was revived and his in- m hurry to their son's sido. All were
jurloa "“9”de to temporarily. , tutor taken to their West street home
it appears that lioniar and “ altar in an automobile belonging to a Storm
l’onugli it“: finished Illieii‘baw‘l‘inmignlii t’ord mini, who “20]" 039er his car
and decide to go iome 3: 18 ) “de ”H.009.
avenue road. The young man had The trolloy which atruckMr Law-
rouciiod ,il point opposite Ely uvoiiuo‘ r once loft Nor walk at 5:30 02cm“,
in the ”Wilson Polnl rokad. :31“? they l and it Was about {3248 when the accl-
started across muff” ‘9' a: :eIEl done» occurred. The car wait in charge
“mugged I“ conicraat on m“ a rut Conductor Harvey ilarraclough and
““WM" ”H“ “ ”031‘”; m; WI?“ n1:"ialotormuii'l‘homaa Smith. In tniruoaa
"mm“; "m” a“? ”‘1’ 5 t "“2““; to those men. it may its said that the
saw lt' film out ““1 tion ‘1 u 0 trolioy whiatlo was blown, sovotal pan-
“? own}. it h role antigora on the car toatil’ying to thin
attomli‘ift: :zszgitflii‘ad‘tiaif Stet: Mr .itict. Mr. Lowrance evidently did not
' ‘ h is howov r.
Portagli on this occasion. i-Io lumped'heaggoflrgogegm hum: this morning
{3‘23“g“:wxcfiomal‘tmhtmxgcfli tall oi his improvement. He is still
‘ ’ ’ . i l i . but i a it
the car had struck his lrioud and tore ‘ $513133? )rndwhdlpoa to r : holed:
him from the othor‘s' grasp. The troi- . recovery art; e'ntortitliicd.
leyflthll traveling or quite a. rate at .
speed. but stopped about in trout or uMALL GM“ Fins.
.the Stfihdtfl‘d Oil Company‘s oillca. Tim The (mm-0’ Norwulk mm Doparo
trolleymon ran W3" Will a number 0‘ , mom, was called out yesterday “12:20
other». 10 “1'10“??intlii'mfliffiénttlla o’clock noon to light it grass ilro on
Willi?! man 1i“ ’99“ n .“3 . * Town House Hill property. The grail;
The crowd round him lying WM“? he that was ailro was perhaps an inch or
iiélii fallen Mil] carried him to the no“ kmm but, Box ()2 Will! puiigd find
grasp NM “10113 ”10 ”9W6 M WE the entire department responded. The
paint- Dr. James G. Granary. who wars are was easily extinguished. A man
returning lrouiavlait in Bollodaiandflnamori Brown, a well‘known charm»
came along. and httaviveil the young tor or nor-want, lily .naleop under a
man Mid- Mfilliva him Gilliam”. A tree hour tho burning section and a
charge or. serving, the: rail-osmosis.
those to charm 'or the watar'apoata.
hurried citil‘wna sent tor Dr. Hoary
c. Sharer.:"wim arrived in tune to or-
ter his sorvloea. ' ‘
small girl awakened him Just lu'tlmo
to prevent him‘ from being not aim.
it is likely that ho Would have been
with aamuel Madman! batten. name
in next roapaauvaly. Tho othor con-
taatauta, whotiwa‘ui wan. wore Alan
4 him. muaa‘ail .F‘. _'t‘hoaiaa, Hammad
to honor-and milieu. n at out
,. . [Ab - *
out tint"
(hub should receivehtgh
Mr.1..awroiico?alnittl'iea consist 0111' badly burned it not awakened as hit
number or brilliant and] scratches hit was in time for him to make his so-
aver his body. struck by this car as canon ' .
’ a on tits-right stanza“ was in» ) . : ;
i ' , p ' against with gfifitmtlilo sitar its bay-
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