i z ‘
,:V,
(3’ I.
Alfred Knapp sud family. of Sprinti-
dale, spent labor Dov at Hickory
dilufl '
‘ l , mill-m ”" ..
The Hartford and Poughkoopsio
fairs this week have attracted a num-
film or people. from Norwaik.
Miss Drury and Miss Kane have re-
turned lo'their homes in New York,
after spending their vacation with
‘Mrs. Wood, of Crockett street.
...—..-
. Mrs. George 13‘. Haw ey and family
have Ive/turned from Bel c island, where
, they have been s'pendinfi the summer.
and have gone to their new home at 20
I-Ploasaut street, Danbui‘y.
A party of twonty‘iolly young people.I
took a moonlight sail last evening to
Baton Point hi the yacht of Joseph
at Scrobo‘
Molluinnees. They left
gun‘s dock—Stamford Advocate.
There will be a mass meeting.
morrow evening. held in the flower-
ton Hose Company rooms. for the mir-
Iliose of considering the South Norwslk
bridge and park matters. Inasmuch as
itowaylon is affected as being a part
of the Town of Norwalk, it is urged
that, every voter and taxpayer be pres»
cut at this session. There will be
speakers present to explain the pro
visions of the bill.
v
Mrs. Le Roy Monroe'and daughter.
Miss Lucy. of Norolou, have recently
licvn otcrtained by Miss Lucy A. Ray"
mod, oi“ lewishoro. ‘
Miss Dorothy E. ives has returned
to the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. B. F. lves, Noroton Heights. ab
ter a protracted visit with her grand-1
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn lves
ol Soulhlngton.
m
‘4 Hill MIBTIPATIOII
A Medicine That Duo Not Cost Any
thing Unlsss'it Batisflss.
The active modlclnm ingredients of
liexali ()rderlies. which is odorless]
tasteless and colorless. is an entirelyl
new discovery. Combined with misfit '
extremely valuable trialled} oats. l
forms” a perfect bowel regulator. into!
at invigorstor and otrcnstheoer.
sail Orderlies are eaten like candy.
antlers notable for their admirable-
pass to tho palate and gentleness of ac
tion. They do not cause gripinx or
any disagreeable effect or inconven-
lance.
Unlike other preparations for a like
ordinary laxatives. cathartlcs and;
the cause of constipation or irregular
bowel action.
We will refund your money without
argument it they do not do as We say
they will. Three‘alsas. 50c. 25c and
the. Sold only at our storem'l‘he Rex-I:
nil Store.
strum mu or II
IIIIIIIIIII'. II.s.iIIIIIIIi
who are good omhhuril. mounting”
with his present charlie. thei’srh are
one church. for the past three years.
during
church edifice has been erected and
the not gain in membership of the
purpose, they do not create a habit, gchurch 0‘ seventy WWOHH.
but instead they overcome the csuso‘hnl’ilfled MW ”"9“ during NS slew
of habit acquired thrcuflh the use olifildfihlh-
harsh physio and permanently remove!“ the Dilqllene Heights Baptist church
in Pittsburgh a branch of the Fourth
liaptlst church of that place. and while
in that capacity he was affiliated with
the latter church as associate pastor“
Previous to this time he was pastor Smith “a“ the greater part of toan '
of a prominent 'l‘rdnton chuich and Mr. W'endenbergs concluding remarks!
The CiTlfor'd Pharmacy..in both he was very successful.
10- Quittner & Canty, Props. .
ill) STATE TAX IS TO BE
LAID FOR TWO VEIIIS
(Continued from First Page.)
state tax. The house, on the other
hand. by an overwhelming rote had
voted in favor of a tax.
action and Senator Judson said that‘
the running expenses. He said thut‘
he’s surplus of “£00,000 they should}
consider wail their action. i
Some of the Figures. 1
Senator Peck of the appropriations
committee quoted a revised list of fig-
uren which included 8780.000. which
will be paid to old soldiers as slate
aid. and 350.000 as additional expense
for support of dependent children.
showing that the state's income for
the past two years would be. sit/l3".-
iiili, while the appropriations amount
ed to 89 494. 538, leaving a balante as
tlmutod at 8238.2. 72 on September 1,,
1.918 lie had every reason to belietei
ii is oflicially announced that ground
vr ill be broken for the new bank build--
log to be erected in Darlen. the first of
, n. st week, instead of in October as
was decided. The reason for this is
the confettioner and florist who ieases1
do not run out until the first of next,‘
month and who occupy the building
' where the bank is to go‘ up. having
agreed to move out the first of next
work, and therefore this will give the
company more of the summer in which
to carry on the work.
FRUIT
CANNING
The. fruit canning season is now on.
We can supply everything necessary.
Schilchting Bros. GI Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. a Halo 32.. Damn
Select Grooeflos. Hay. Grain. Flour
a, Food. Hardware. Points. films. oft
nose or Tasvai. clones 5:...
son.
...—...—
Bummer Visitors Are Going Home as
‘Fsst as Thsy Card
With the summer soulful on
wane and the consequent exodus Vrohm
the seashore resorts; people going to
their homes for Labor Day. and oth-
ers returning from vacation, the
local stations for the past three or
four days has been an extremely busy
place and the employees of President
Mellon have the usual feeling expor
issued at this time of the yosrgthsl
they are earning their money. Pas-
oeusor traffic has been unusually
hoary. heavier than at any time dur-
lna the lesson.
Saturday. Bundsy and Monday
trains were run in two sections with
the exception of one or two. One
train flaturdsy. lilo ill woos run in
Ila-ea sections. They were all from
one hsif to an hour late leaving this
city. This was the only train into any
length of time during tits past three
days. however. thootbsrs running very
close to oscheduis time. All trains
were heavily laden with travelers ‘
While most of the travelers were
solos through between New York
and Bosnia. South Norwslk “dud its
share of museums to the almdi
crowded trains. ‘
Will] a heavy manor mile. the
baggage departinsut of course comes
in for ltd it!“ of WI Villain
impasse room was flooded with NI
also from Mufti!!! random n
was not found seems" to Wash ‘
ml'l mos.
ithe estimate.
itberc remained $2,.00ti000 on the nu
ltborlzeti bond issue of the tilt" an-
that the income would inclcnsc oter
Moreosmer he said lllill‘
sion, which had not been issued. After
some debate the matter was put to a
vote.
Redistricting Goss Over.
When the matter of redistrictiua
the stale came up Senator
owing to the fact that it would be It
short day.
this. but it was voted to delay the
miller until Tuesday.
Full Crow Bill Killed. l
The full crew bill was called up by?
Senator Fans. who moved that the
Seoul» reredo from rejection the bill
and co pour with the house. The ques— ’
lion. however came up on reconsider;
log amendment, which sent tiio whoicl
muttei to the public utilities commis-
sion. There was sharp debate on this
Senator Judson announcing he would
change his position and vote for the
bill. (in a roll call the senate, how-i
ever. refused to change its action. 16:
to H. and this kills the measure, as
the house will not. rocodc. Those who
volcd to reconsider Wore: Senatprs;
llookor. Forth. Hulioran, Mitchell. l
iibnuley, Lawlor, Lounsbury. Bartlett;
«Paddock, Peck. Judson. Donovan. Fos-
ter and ilrinsmado.
Those who voted sssiast were: Bal-'
icy. Marlow. Dickerman. Marsdon.‘
barker. Woddruff. Plstt. Malian.»
Mmy lcNoll, Hammond Elliott, t
Barnum. Frisble, Wright and mail;1
ard.
Nos Australian Isiiot Bill.
The Australian ballot bill was pass-
ed with the house amendment and
also a senate mandment providing
that minor parties which went cons.
tors at the polls must have a central
ornointioo and s stain committee l
in the house very little business was
done. this bolus ohisily sotinwon Inst
tors which 9W down from “I. M
and no «Hauler motion 98m. \
Manama cons csuuo oars".
s'l‘. normalise. Soot. sr-B
momentary reports roosivod tour,
an atheist hows sssncy from Tom.
Porslo. establish that the outliosns oil
the bottle at insmdstb-J‘sfsr. MI
tosibsrli.wbsnthsforossrofthssx-;
Shah. um All ifirss. suffered
s crulhlna detest. was molded by the
amount Mine suns operated
under the direction of tho (ism-II In?
am of we Persian array. Msior
Russ
W
While limos-s nations on munch!
minim mum s... W is; Instr srssr mun“ on this )lfo at brick snow on with
its Adoptions m Insishsl- trolls struts tron [sum to
ill
' .ployo,
till“.te
Finch and three sons. aged twenty sent to “ vcrrliit of not will)"
one. blue and three. respectively. of
E l_\ atomic. arc the \ictlma.
crt iii \ioifo is in attendance upon enliliod m an m‘qulital
Ellie deadly toadstoois is striking.
(Continued from First Page)
Rev. Mr. Price ism man among men v3" loot 3”...“ was mm” a, ran;-
snd is one of the few socd churchmen i of probabilitl m“ We mldniflii to I;
night Harry Clay Basilio. Jr.. indicted
thorough Chrllitian endowed with till t im the murdoro of m, “its” will know
exceptionally ”WW palmetto. “3 ”Ibis fate. Before runner llsrri'l
looked upon as the one man for the lo
cal postulate
RcV. Mr. Price has been connected
which time a new 850.000 ‘a
He has
Rev. Mr. Price was formerly postal
The .
Among the other qualifications all
its is a soloist of unusual
Rev Mr. Prick is a married man
the state treasurers omcc llilll inform “ml two ciiildlen and my lho last
ed him that there would bea doiicenl‘y few weeks has been visiting his par- of the Sim. mg, gnu,“ confessioui
of $760. 000 in the next two years in en”. in pinglmrg
i
if ll i no had i tthe
....;°..:°.‘:.“.f.. Jill”... Stilt... i TOADSTDOLBIEAIUKILI.
EIBIIT PEOPLE l
(continued from First Pose.) l
Mr. and Mrs. Andras limbo and em-
Slelillt‘ll Novsk, of iiurbank
and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
hr. Roll-
both families and put in a hard morn
ilig's work in treating the suffering
patients. and is in hopes of pulling
all right of the parties out all right.
although the cases of Mr. Novak and
Mr Franco ale serious.
liolh families ale the londstoois lor
breakfast and were soon tuitqn vio
lentiy iii in the Static fltpniiy case.
Mr. Nmnk went out and authored thII
loudstools. which pro eslwcinih pic-n
Itlful this year. owing to the heavy
rains
These are the first cases that hate
will be the last People Kallieling
should exercise oil-II piecaulion. as
There have been many similar chaos?
in New York city this moon. and
many of those lune resulted fatally.
l'p to press time all the pslionls,i
i with the exception of the sires of each '
family. were resting comfortably. Mrs.
Svallo had almost recovered They
have the sympathy of their many
friends and host wishes for a speedy
and complete recovery
llOYT‘S THEATRE
An entire new bill opened here)
terdsy. and is to condone for the bill-i
once of the weak. and one that ion
first class hill and should pack the
house at every performance. as very
one of the live sets are top uotcbors.
Doss. Rood sud Doss. the three cal
and coliodisns. ars very clever in
ltbsh soon and dances. Holmes and
inllsy it their classic vocal about)”
non of s. hlshclsss order and cool
that is seldom board on th- vaude-
ville stage Merritt and Love. two
comedians who are very clever wore
on. of the bluest hits of the evanlnxu
Prof. Wisemsn's animals. direct from
buns Park, was a very fine not pad
one of merit. The Card Party. a
drama that you should not fall to see.
as it contsins soils; of the hisbost
sis. Thors wss no quorum present “a” ‘9‘ " ii "'1 "Gli-
POO‘TMACTIII’II‘I’TII.
Postmaster ill a. Adams. of Norwsilt.
was who lll yesterday st the post-
ce. its was removed lentils horns
by Dr. James 0. Gregory in his suit)
mobile. where be improved during the
night. and was able to be about to
day, although not feeling entirely wail
mm
CAPTAIN ON DUTY.
tibial Thomas Motherland of the
Nar'wslk police force. is snioyins s
tin-s. dm’ vacation and during this
time Usptsin 'i‘homss Hunt is covering
his trick.
u-I—n-
.“ Williamson. Pm. they find tho
Wflsbiumosrmsas‘
m, “I” “f” ‘
Will iVlLLH Vi , .
MWLMDE "M ,
Smith. Jr.. animal for the defense,
and L. 0. Wedellberx. for the prosecu-
tion will have concluded a battle at
night. The final ”mots
earlior‘thsn ml. and although they
wermpsctod to and at sundown. this
was by no means so assured tact.
walnut.” said Judas Watson. before
convening court today. ”but this m-
not be foretold. as the argument has
not been limited as to time. I expect-V
I' hands a conviction.
I lrdublod aboul is those of you who are
mineralisation collar noses. '
)1.
do before the main inrymon who
:3 expected to M s verdict to
Man
‘flsxmthomotomtcthohfl‘
ed Mr. Carter, for truism. lot to (Io-g
cupy all ulternoon yesterday, but he:
did so. and it is possible that if Mfr:
may base to so over until tomorrow. .
parishioners of the former are sttomptv , i know the 5."..an are anxious to “at
" ,1"! ‘0 persuade him ‘0 return t" "“9“" to their homes. and i will urge thel
,and take “1’ ““3 “’0'“ “1 witsburxi lawyers to endeavor to finish tonight. "i
again. i
it was a bittci fight enIeiopiag ail‘
the liner details of criminal last that'
his calling. R“ M“ Pm” ’9 ““0““? was staged at the historic court house
with an exceptionally lino voice. which iodm between Attorneys Smith “d
he uses to good advantage in his ser Wondonherg
vices.
merit and those who heard him in
The “MUG!“ South Norwalk, recently". have not (or.
come “”0 the ”MN 0“ inii‘ili’eemllvitotlcn his solo on that occasion.
(‘ontinulug the line oi
attack begun by his colleague. Hill
Carter. I-aesoerdal against the veracity
i
of Paul fissile. who gave the mostl
tsessstloul and We: testimony!
against his cousin. Mr. Smith batter
ed swsv at the story of the purchase
and the chain of circumstantial ell
deuce turned by the prosecution. .
‘ The maaierful argument of Mr. Csr- .
pie or yesterday." he said. ”has made it
unnecessary for me to detain you
with a protracted address. We do not
anticipate and do not fellr at your
What we are
satisfied that you cannot bring in a
verdict of guilty and yet cannot “5'.
" We will endeavor to show you that
it that is y'oux frame of mind we are
That propo
silica is made plain to you by the in-
strullions
Mr. Smith (lli‘d the Kcstielierg incl-
deui as an instantc ol the dinner of
circumstantial eiidollcc
”\ou heard the boys icstili." he
continued' of their trip tron) lion All
how they saw slump in float of an au
tomoblic and o nomad on the run-
ning hoard llou must you have felt
when \iI. Knuth-hers. hiiusclf’camc
forward and thrust aside all suspicion
that Henry lit-little or his wife \l‘orc
in that malhinc. This. semicolon il
lllll‘lllilll occurch in South Norwulit up to the iustralcs the danger of making up
“k?“ ”it“ it ill) over until Tuesday present time and it is hoped that they )0“? minds until a case is closed “
pit into which many asinrymen and
Senator Judson opposed what they suppose to he mushrooms even lUdKN often have fallen
“With all due rcupett to the gentle
like resemblance between them and man who finned nu. cue for the t‘om-
Imouwallh we do not yet know the
theory.“ the prosecution. lie who clo-
us lot the t‘onmiouwoslth. therefore
has distinct stimulus in naming to
gather theories from facts we have
not known. \\ but can have been the
:purpose of Mr. Sydnor's testimony
. that he saw a young man alone on the
Midlsthian Turnpike early on the eve
ninx of tho traced: it must be that
‘lbey think the accused went to the
:slump they llsic talked about and
Iplsced the gun there a few hours he ‘
Pili’liliil Ignatius .
‘must have impressed you. It man of:
fore the crime. llut here is It man of
intelligence, who on the witness stand
‘lklnd diapoaltlon but] yet they want
you to believe that he prepalcd in
this plundering fashion for the crime
.i‘” more bullish and brutisb has sol»
ldom been heard of " .
l Mr. Smith ducil at length on the
In; the instructions to the lam on this
point.
"it is inconceivable " he added. “that
live in the same house with his dour
father and loving fsmily. could kiss
lthsm each night with this terrible
crime on his mind lt‘ s inconceivable.
nail-man.”
“in tsklns sway a human life. you
on face to fsce with God Almishly.
and union you are convinced to s
moral certainly that this young man
committed this dastardly crime. you
must of necessity bring in a verdict
of not guilty.
"You hm bun shown the dangers
of oiroumstsntlsl evidence. but i will
show you that the second must have
been only It hltlhdorlnl idiot to have
convention the sander. For he then
picked out munch traveled road whore
everybody pould so. him. is full view
Ill hides s gun. i may as well say
that it be thous'ht out or planned this
crisis why. can you toil Ins. should he
have used It “can whoa s pistol,
easily procurement easily annealed
without tables anybody into his eon
Mm could Fem boss and? -
"Win" ....
MDO not accept if real I: broken
Ask your grocer to send you Blue Ribbon
Eggs in the‘scsled carton.
any way you like-boilod, tried. Shirred
or poor-lid. Try a light. airy omglettc.
We promise that you will have s most
It you do not find the
delightful treat.
nus satisfactory in every
back to your grocer and he will refund
He has our instructions to
your money.
do so.
Do you have trouble in securing good
our? Then, let us tell you what to do.
Your reward for
'tant r’c .
Prepare them .cxorbi p l e
price. Why buy
way. take them
Tell your grocer todsy to send you
Blue Ribbon Eggs
Dillon and Douglass ("“'
teed Eggs.
Reasonable Price
satisfactory egg at a reasonable price.
called country eggs are usually sold at an
Blue Ribbon Eggs are always sold st a fair.
fol fondness when for a few cents more
you can have eggs that are guaranteed? \
Blue Ribbon Ens are the only ens .,
. that are numbed.
Haven Hartford
850” Providence
At A
your trouble will be?
So
ordinary eggs of doubt-
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NEW EPOCH BEGINS iN LIFE OF FLYiNG EXHIBITION
TOMMY. ‘
Small Boy Will Bo Successful Game
Day Because He Fights-—Commit-
ted to Cosmty Home.
A new epoch began in the life of
Gestapo De Luca; Tommy. they call
him on Lexington avenue. where he
has been living. aged 5, when he
walked into the County home for
children at Norwsik yesterday after-
lIotIIL {
Tommy was ncccmpuuitd by his
to your old sister Marie. Both were
under the protection of Leo .1. Who-
iey. assistant clerk if lhe probate court
in iiridxeport. where the children were
Iommitted from MI Judge iiallcn
Tommy s father died some time ago
‘l‘oumu' s mother had neither the time
to look out for Tommy nor the money
to pay other pacific fol his care. for
there is soother child younger than
Tommy, and an older brother. So
Tommy's little craft was given another
shove out upon the sea of life. to the
' stale institution.
'l‘ommy is going to be a success
some day. He doesn't look it now. but
he will. lie is Just big enough to. wear
II pair of pants which may be support-
od by suspenders
A shork of coal black hair adorns
his head. Two big black eyes look
out from betwren the wisps of hair
that wont stay combed Maybe the)
never were combed
Judge Hullen knows Tommy will
be a success because Tommy is s
. hauler. The judge thinks this qualifb
'cstioc will stand Tommy in good stead.
It was only Wednesday night. as a
i
lquostion of reasonable doubt ro- road. sort of farewell greeting. that Tommy
started in to lick his 13 year old
.bIother The oixht years ‘differongre
didn’t dolor Tommy at the start but
this youns man could for three day. it had considerable to do with Iho‘or the thin. and the “mm“ “mm
result of the conflict.
OTAMFORD PUILIIHII DEAD.
Richard H. Gillespie. of tho “Advo-
osts.” Cucumb- in Donwr,
STANFORD. Boot. a.—-—Rlchard ii
Gillespie. one of the proprietors of the
Daily "Advocate." and president of the
Connecticut Typothotse. died suddenly‘
yesterday, at Denver. (lot. according
to word received here. Mr. Gillssrio
loft comma last rant-sass loi-
var to attend as s delegate from
osctlcut to the session of the National
Typothotso body have. its was so
psr tly in his usual hsslth when he
left one and it is supposed than.
death was libs to heart failure. Nd
details have been received. .
Mr. Gillespla was about so years old
sad loaves II widow and seven obli-
Ilrsa. its was vice-president of tho
company publishing the Advocsts.a
Yacht club sad in! practicality con
seated with him business and
@ormisstloali
:nsmiiton is one of the older fliers and
terms:- mallow of tho suntan-c
Insist
iN STAMJ
FORD TOMORROW.
STAMFORD, Sept. s.—~Stamlord is
looking for a big day. tomorrow. when
Charles K. Hamilton, called the wiz~
am of the air. will give an aviation ex-
hibition at Woodside Park. Two com-
panies of militia and scores of special
policemen have volunteered‘to kI-cp
the crowds in check while Hamilton
performs. His program includes
flights for altitude and distance and
aerial manoeuvres. it is possible that
he will try for s new altitude record
but that will depend entirely upon the
wind conditions. He will use a new
Curtis bi-pinne built especially for him
and embodying ideas of his own. The
flights are for the benefit of the Slam
ford Hospital Corporation bulidln'l
fund and, incidentally, Hamilton will
reap some profit, if everything goes
well.
For two weeks representative busi
ness men of the city of Stamford haw
been at work preparing for the flights.
They have secured an ideal field. One -—-
so situated that everyone will be able
to see the flights and the manoeuvres
without the slightest personal danger.
They have made arrangements to ac-
commodate motorists and special rates
have been made for children. As men—
tioned elsewhere in an advertisement
th admission fee is within reach of
all.
The street railroad company is run-
ning extra cars for the afternoon and
some of the pupal-town cars will run
throush to the Summer street termi-
nal. The park is a few minutes wsik
from the end of the Summer street
lone. Out of town vlsltors‘by trans
ferrinx to the north-bound Bummer
street cars or taking a north-bound
Summer sit-dot car can reach the
mantis quickly.
Because of the comparative novelty
it affords, it to expected that thousands
will be present to watch the flights.
one of the most expert that ever stop
pod into s flying machine. His repel
toire of serial stunts contains many
thrillers. His flight here post later
day will be the last of II series in Con-
noctlcut during the week. He has
flown at Hartford and at Merlden bo-
foro thousands.
IOY FALL. FROM IIKI.
Hester Joseph Sherwood. son of
sir. and Mrs. Wallace Sherwood. of
nil/er street. had the misfortune to
be thrown from his bicycle, raster
day afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock.
in front of Nahum W. Benedict's moat
in; to turn out of the trolley tracks,
having soon by but a few moments
previously. sad the lorwsrd tiro slip-
ped along the trs'olts. throwins Joe to
the brick pavement. flotilla: but its;
markst. The young also was Attempt»
which were wet. the sprinkling cart
lsd's lsslluss rm inland sad its picto-
NOTIC‘M
We request our
patrons to be .
economical as"
possible with file
use of Ice.
Brookside Ice Cc. ;
PHONE 5” "
Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. 4 Ht,
8. R. Freight Yard. Ann St. Is. Noti-
z]
Glover’s,
“I. i
A HARD PROBLEM T0 SOLVE
THE BOYS’
School Sh “
THE BEST ANOWIR l3
Shoe . 5*
Theodora Mmsld. former
sacs commissioner. about hold
our. u ml! ”m. l. M’
Mullins album of
Norwalk Chronicler