tilted etude (islands bud World;
fora your badges against any and
risks. by tire. theft. lightnlnd.
. ligation and transportation, while
in transit by, or it the custody or any
roan. express. runner transpar-
.. atlou o‘r‘ o1 any Sluamhltlp do" etc.
5.7, ’
‘ .Ca’uada and visiting Niagara Falls:
x drummers‘ convention in Port Jervis.
W the tent caterpillar. which is especial-
if:
Wing at Plairivllle Will open about July
W'Woodward avenue, .. are entertaining
New York.
> Wednesday, Jilly 17.
’ Connecticut
.1 three months.
TAYLOR & coward
inpuranoo of All Kinds
pal Eutoto-a—Town, Country and Ihore
‘ Telephone 1230
Uri-tam Over the South Norwnilt
Trust ('30.. 87—91 Washington St. ,
South Norwalk. Conn. . . .
. Telephones: Ofi‘loo.‘ Dill: lieu». 214
Fine, be of Elec;
trical Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr. ‘
, Addrne:
51 MAIN 813, NORWALK
' $
PUBLIC transnational: ‘ . :l
This
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year‘s Methodist camp meet-
25th.
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Miss Ada Seth-y and bliss Alina
Brown are enjoying their vacation in
1 Richard ilreland, oi’ Bridgeport, is
Mr. and Mrs. John Herring, of
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Miss Freda Miller, 01‘ Purighkecpsle,
Members of drum corps have been
invited to attend the New \orli state
August 7th. ,
l
Trinity church Sunday school has ,
made arrangements to hold a picnic
at Beardsley Park, BridgepOrt, on
Owners of maple groves are. being
warned'of the necessity of killing
ly damaging to the sugar trees.
Flower growers have received or oil‘-
cular from the national sweet pea s0»,
ciety announcing its fourth annual
exhibition and convention in Boston,
July 13 and 14.
n my-..“
Mrs. David W. Workman, of Beiden
avenue, who was seriously injured
seine time ago when she tripped on
her way down stairs and was thrown
heavily to the bottom, is improving
nicely.
‘It is slated by the Coirnecticut
Churchman that the apportionment of
for general Episcopal
missions will be the same for the year
September 1, 1912-1913, as for the
current year.
Mrs. Starichla Andrews, of Sound
View Terrace, is spending a week in
, Fabayus, N. +1., the White Mountains.
Mrs. Harold W. Van Wrigonou and
Mlss‘ Gertrude Harris, of South' Nor-
.wolk are spending a wool; with their
sister, Mrs. George P. llrohr: of West-
ileld'. Conn.
-mw
. Miss May lngham, of Nowiown ove-
nue, who recently graduated from the
New York Post Gl‘ndunle Hospital.
New York, has gone to Old Orchard
Michigan, the summer home or Mr
and Mrs. George Root, of New York,
Who have engaged her services for
Mr. and Mrs. li'rsderlck Grumman
il child, of iBiooklyn, are guests or
(39mm lnn., ~Westport. Mr and Mrs.
Grumman are well known in Norwalk.
having tormorly resided there Mr.
Grumman travels for the lilonotypo
company. While in Norwalk he was
. dfliployed as compositor by The Hour.
mu» MW
Mrs. Elizabeth Burger. of Westphrt
archive, accompanied by Miss Mary ill.
Henry, of New York. has gone to
Alexandr in my and Canada for a star,
The house owned by llr. William J.
’ Tracey and Frank J. mnohuo has
been moved from West avenue to
Orchard street. New houses Will be
erected on the vaonnt lot in- West
Nine.
when
More is team a new railroad.
onto replace the present inade-
mate Motion that has doné ssryldo
ibr u long term at years. The new
building which is to be erected It
led in condom my, utter
mm a lit to be
MW
_ ,‘patlrlc hssoolatlon.
', unending the Fourth with Mrs. George
Dent and family, Bouton street.
~ where they
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OSTEOPATH CONVENTION.
Four Young Men “Fake Examination
at Meeting in Hartford.
HARTFORD, July 3.~—About twenty
tire of the osteopaths in the state met
at the Allyn House this afternoon to
promote disorganization of an osteo-
A dinner will he
tendered the visiting ostropaths». at
6:15. There are 35 osteirpathst in the
state.
at the capitol this morning, where
examinations and registration of can-
dldiites who desire to «practice in this
state took plaoe‘ull’day. Four young
men took the examinations. They
were L. M. Bush, of Syracuse, N. l’.;
C. W. Barber. (lil City, Pa: K. d3.
Brctzfeldcr, of New Haven, and L. Bill
launch. at Brooklyn, N. Y. B. F. Gen-
try, of Kansas City, Mo, and A. R.
Turner. of Cleveland, 0.. who have
practiced osteopathy in near states
for a period of three years or more,
were permitted to practice in this
state without taking the examinations.
Tire meeting of the board today was
the semiannual meeting. Those pres-
ent were lJrs. l.. C. Kingshury, of
Hartford, and H. A. Thornhury, of
Bridgeport. who took charge of the ex-
aminations and registration.
ASK NEWSPAPERS NOT To PUB-
LISH SUICIDE DETAILS.
WATERBURY. July (rm—The Corr-
uccticut Pharmaceutical society, by
passing a vote ~autliorlzlng its legisla-
tive committee to {petition the next
General Assembly to pass a low for-
blddlng newspapers publishing the de-
tails oi suicides, has stirred up corrid-
e‘rable discussion among the local
drugglsts. Most of them feel that
such a law would he a good thing and
that the society should have taken
such an initiative long ago.
John B. Ehhs, for 16 years trousur
around until last meeting the
secretary of the slate society. heartil'i
approves of it. "There can he no
doubt," he said, "but that the comin-
ued publishing of the facts of'a sui-
clde, including the name ot the poison
used by the victim has a tendency to
increase the number of suicides. This
will be done away with if the pro
per law is passed." lilr. Elihu said
that the majority of the members
of the Connecticut society favored
the suppression of the details of out.
cldes. in fact, that there were-few who
did not approve or it.
Some of tho drugglsts seem to think
the proper way to remedy things is
to remove tho cause entirely and not
hide the client by “mirazllng the
press." "Let them stop selling poison
altogether except on prescriptions,"
said one of them. shit doesn't do much
good to have a man also his name in
a hook when he buys poison, for if he
is going to use it on himself. he will
do it. anyhow. I've heard of cases
seemed to write their
names with an air out bravado and
than so out and drink the stuff. Hay
Malone roltrlciioas on the tale of
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ENHILD GAME PRMRVH.
Members or the link and Diane com
mission hold a ooatorsnoo with Attor.
town at Enneld to be used on state
game preserve. At the last session at
use General Assembly. a low was
on have petitioned the communion _
" tinol issued a oarnlvl'l extra. and nor
oral hundred copies of the paper were
The State Board of ()sleOpaihs was .,
My Mail John it tight, in rotors . .
once to the loading of land in the . ,
phoned. under which as property own» .
flan «Points That
billed in Sentinel Extra
With its usual enterprise The Ben.
distributed on the streets of the City
‘ ;;ol7 Newshound eagerly read by those!
‘ so‘urlng them.
it contained, besides
many other lntruting future, th rot ,
lowing uccount or the carnival: 4
thing to snake the affair more gay,,
nearly all attired in appropriate cos
tumeo are roaming the Norwalk]
streets, or are standing and sitting ini
convenient view poiubs, listenlng
and participating in that rabble, thel
babblp. the noise and the rocket alli
which is interspersed with the music.
.,.,ot‘ the two hands p‘laying alternatelyi
on the occasion or the first annxlual
carnival and the evening all is fliledl
with flying bits of confetti, appearing;
beautiful in varlroloru as the ruiultl
ads of electric lights shine upon the
pieces or as the finger of illuminatioui
from the searchllght steals its Wav‘
through thorn. ‘ Organisations, the;
members of which are attended simi
iarly ‘with unique and interesting cos-r
inure are forming l'or parades and arts
busily puttli the 11an touches to
their robes and to t-heir floats --.Auto ‘
mobiles line the side streets and the;
flow from their headlights brightens
up the surrounding territory Society
is mingling «with the cormnou herd.
ESi‘el‘y store, onto. hall, building, of-
lice and club is (lawn-uteri in the any
test of adornnrenls. And amid all this
the races for prizes are being .run,
with the city oiilcluls seated upon ihei
hand stand in lower Wall street. More
important than any other feature.
houmer is the. fact that everybody is
happv, delirious, crazy, mail
Biggest Ever
Nor-walk is an historic old place
and many previous ocasions have cel-
ebrations tor various objects found
place within her limits. Never was
the city so guy as it is tonight and
never did any public demonstration
reach the magnitude of this big car-r
ulvnl, save on the occasion of the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
the town and thisdid not outdo to
night‘s celebration one whit. For
seeks the members oi the ‘Norwalk:
i
i
ed hand in hand with the enthusiasm
the ball was started rolling to be con-
Glorious July Fourth ever witnessed
in Norwalk. A volume of history has
thus been added to Norwnlk‘s expan-
sive record and a new epoch entered
upon.
All Stores Decorated
ii. is noteworthy to learn that with
out exception the stores were all do
untried and nearly all of them elabor-
lately. Perhaps the Boston Store stood
out strongly from among the others
because of its magnificent and gaudy
array. Proprietor Peter F. Burns put
his expert force of decorators on the
job and the result speaks but praise
for their energy. Large and small
ilags and banners, *bunilug of red.
white and blue and electric lights
were especially attractive. The Both
rou Store permits 01‘ artistic work in
tlt’ii’ill‘uiltlll because of its peculiar
style and its blaring whiteness of col-
or. he varicolorod decorations stand
out hpautllully and magnificently from
the columns and portlcos with the
background of white. Many oorrvpli-
meats were paid indirectly to those
who accomplished the work.
Hour Building Decorated
Tho Norwalk .llour building came
port as an array or beauty in decora-
tions. Flags or all nations with our
own American lingo in especial promi-
nence, and streamers oi patriotic coi-
out were employed in the diatoms. The
condos at allots points to the birth
flagpole.
Many dimming In Hollow Attire.
The Colophon building tit which the
marines Club is ignored. the Genetic
building the await Temple the
at bottom, nt-
: ' more. Hall. tit
Town f all tire-Norm“ club ballot
Would! it
trio. lliht, steam _ .
. ‘5‘ been used on this structure with doll
cute and daintyvefieot. Col. George
. [l Rtiunull,
Trade, t. ad was a hard worker toward
the rain val to malts it the success it
its and hunting have1 into Network by the scores. 30 well
people from Bridgeport, and stami'Ord,
has been Engaged to take them to;
their homes after the celebration is
over. The hung?
at 9": no and 11.0 clock. but. those who“
l
‘ ‘ the hrvpriotor, is via
president of the“ Nbrwaik Board a
has 1 1 overs
advertised was an carnival that muyl ‘ ‘
will leave Norwa'lk: '
ling a truly rhodium. oi noises broke
ilnucd until the woe hours of the ruostf
electric lighter. in strings ran form the
Centenniul Mock Kiddo“ block. Vs.
' MIN m“; M
it; Umpire buildlait.‘
Brilliant Electric Doom, ,
The United Electric Llsht and Wu-
ter Company is on hand with the pro»
massive)» and have stranded through
Linea buimrlntondont Elmer Lingard
numerous displays. A large electric
sign at “ii. iii L. W." is awominent
talent; the our white way and two
searchlights, one item lower Wpll'
street and one on the our 'liaru are , together with the other little schemes
wFully ten thousand people. intuition.~ i a‘ product of the representative's ln- li’or making money, are figured to be
ted with the enthusiasm of carnival i genuity and energy. The usual holl
slid mardl gramspirit, each with some]
day illumination helps to make things
gay, and the Connecticut Companys
barn in Wall street is outlined with
electric lights. "
Officials on Bandetand.
The bundstand on Klondike Park in.
the very business center is decorated
with flags ‘and bunting and the city
oiticlala are occupying chairs on the‘
platform, this point being arranged
i'for as the judges' and officials' head-
(«rue arters. Telephone connections
with the band in front of the Norualk; ‘
Hotel. with the starters or the races,
with the police and other necessaryi
points have boot mode and all mat~l
tors are being elfectlvey handled “by
Marshal E. 13. Gallagher, the man with?
the true carnival spirit, a recent ad-
:ditlou 'to the city of Norwalk and a
progressive citizen and a worker. Mr. 5
Gallagher is a director oi” the Nora-talk
Board or Trade and has probably done
more than any other one person to5
make lite carnival a success. !
People Supplied. ‘ I
For two weeks Norwalk people
have been supplying themselves with,
carnival equipment. Masks, costumes,i
horns, rattles bells, scrieeohcrs.
scratchers, hisscrs, confetti (carnival
and college) and when the time lol-
the start of the rii‘l’oir came this even-
torth to continue throughout the eve-
hing.
Many Costumes.
The costumes of the various indi-
viduals exhibit individuality in (many
cases to such a degree as to be mark-l
ed. There are dominoes. clowns, Rodi
,ltlding Hoods. Little lloPeeps, shop-l
herds, devils i‘airiee, angels 'cow~
boys. cowgirls. sdarlrlen. Chiuamon.l
Japs. ltallnns, hobos, Esqulmos, neu'“
rows, boy scouts, college girls. burg-
lars, Revolutionary and other his-
‘ ‘ gloric costumes and in fact such a va-,
Board of Trade, the city odiolals. theme”. as would puzzle one to name:
merchants and the citizens have work- ; them over. l
Highway Cleaned.
llighwav Commissioner \elson \V. '
‘Benedior had an extra large force or
men working on the city streets this
afternoon and by the time the comb,
val was ready to start. there was not
a place in the whole. oi the busy that
oughfares that would not reflect onesl
image so clean was it. This clesnmp
was done as o. precautionary measure
isome, unfortunate in not having con-
itetil at the moment they desired
some, might be tempted to scoop a
handful from the gutter and getting
mixed with it some unsanitary attrio
hi res or a stone or piece oi glass. and
in throwing the some injure one or
more of the participants. Therelore
the police are watching for anyone
who may pick up anything and if it in
a scoop of confetti the stooper will be
dealt with according to carnival
rules.
Conveniences for Wilton.
Charles L. Barker has had several
basses equipped with «roots and is re-
laylng Wilton people into Norwaik and
and from Dunbury and all then
between these cities and Nomi
among thstoelebratora, note low of
the visitors in costume. They are
impressed with the gaiety that Nor-
walk is sporting on this first are our-
nivai.
A change ot Heart.
When the carnival was proposed
those who didnt Milli Dwight. It the
idea either roiled or smiled. Tonilht
everybody is optimum. of what a
suction has pneumatic ot the big night
and is so pleased with the proposi-
tion that they wish it. talent continue
tor a week. That it is in mm at
an is assured by the once" already
achieved
circa Hanoi.
1
house and mnemonic out
are not aocmmOdated by this con-
veyance will take the late train.
roles at open locating automobiles in
various parking places designated tor
their accommodation. The oharoe has
help defray the expenses of the gar-
‘sumoient as .an income to pay every .
sonic Building has been illle for sev-
eral days past with the articles do~
' stretched between
,to a degree for there was a fear that
1B
With their um“ m min roo- ~
9 pie. the atom chi . the Nourish:
“Q it‘ll-o roller and the varies ,
partition: companio- are who: W -,
, Auto Station.
William R. Cehill is busy with 9.
been placed at 50 cents and will go to
nlval The cordettl and customs sales,
bill in connection with the function.
Beautiful Prizes;
The window of the store at the Ma-
nated tier prizes. Silverware, watches,
paranoia, shoes, hats. candy, , pocket.
books and other articles or merchan-
dise have been given and thus much
money saved.
Purpose of Carnival. Q
Why all this celebrating, has been
ri.slred The plan is to' adrertise the
Town and City of Norwalk and that it
is a successful way of living that very ‘
ithinx is. granted without question.
isouth Norwalk would probably have
rendered into the scheme, but for the
paving operations which are in pro-
gress in West avenue, and it is hoped
by all that next year. the carnival may
embrace The Norwa‘lks. '
Free M0vleo.
Tire Pleasant Hour theatre manage
ment appears among the progressives.
There has been a large screen hauled
up on the building opposite the theatre
and a free show will be in progress
here, thrown on the screen by a due
new machine lately received and as-
semhlcd. The Lockwoods Hall thea-
tre management has made similar ar-
monuments and they have a screen
the Centennial
Block and the Connecticut Company
car barn over the entrance to High
street. projecting the pictures from
the upper windows of Lockwood‘s
Hall With two free shows in pro
green during this evening the crowds
will have the chance to be entertained
,as a side issue by the imovles.‘
Ban on Rowdylcm.
Every man is a policeman insight
and it is hoped that any seeing at»
tempts at rowdy ism will assist the po
lice in apprehending the violator of
carnival rules.
M. J. Riordan Marshal.
Michael J. Riordan, chairman of the
carniiat committee. is to have full
charge of the parade and has already
laid out the line or march and has ar-
rngod the order of the societies and
organizations that there will be no
confusion. All are asked to enter the
parade after the last regular body has
gone along and as the line of march "
leads by the grand stand several times, j:
everybody has an even chance.
indium Here
pipes of peace and happiness are so
ing the rounds.
Norwalk, and Cockenoe, Haysnakers‘
tor the war dance.
chased from the lndlans and the de-
scendants are onthand tonight to pay
tribute to the white braves and their
Iquawa. Relations are not figured too
closely in speaking or the decoeudents
of the Cockenoe lndlnno.
Nutmeg Club on Deck
The Nutmeg Club members all are
caressed in their devilish costumes, as
roiled Devils (even to the pointed toes
and horns) to the number or thirty are
showing the twonspeoplo gathered; to
witness the parade that therein! a iii.-
tie organisation named utter the nick-
name oi our state in Norwailr" that
bid! their to make a name for itself
that Will be spikedhahoot tor genera-
tion: to come." The club plans a nun
prise so keep your eyes on the float
it will he one worth watching, and ova
an new it is being admired among the
others. but the surprise won't come
until the parade iii well started. and
then only when the moods its; reach.
the treat or the cloud blond
indinns there are, iocsal tribes and --
some from neighboring cities. already 12
and waiting tor the big time. All are ‘,
at peace with the pale faces and the :;
CockenOe Tribe. of 1:
Association; too all are here ready 3:
Norwalk was pur- "
' construction who on Main street,
it Wetter-acid. .
Sale of
3 mart l ressc
j for Friday
Smart styles and a fine assortment
one of a kind.
Most of these dresses-
. 25 oneness THAT soLo AT as AND to. FRIDAY .
roofless” THA'Tl soao AT $3.95. sniou
find oneness THAT sow A" $3.50. FRIDAY . .......... .
OTHER possessor ..... ..... 31.25 and e
C
I We have a few used “Fords” in first-
class order that will be sold at a right price.
S. L BENEDICT, Agt.
98 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
® _ Special for.
Friday and Saturday
BEST POTATOES
.a peck 300
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 811, SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:80 p. to. PM ‘
........
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The Hatch 8r Bailey Company .
WUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute to: lath In! -
plaster and nilmapor.’ it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic design: our ullo and ceilings, and permit- of [a
wide scope for individual preforment and tonic. We no agent.
and keep .o lotto supply on hand.
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And Others.
The Whole Dem family even to the
little Puppy Dam; Happy Hooligan
adv Brothers; The Gold ' Dust Twins.
a Lottie Fairy in Your Home, Miss
Dutch Cleanser, 'Ilastus, the Cream 0!
Wheat (turkey—«they may all be found
in the crowd.
putter Brown.
hunter Brown and his dog are more
in; a hit in trout at the Namath Club
while there are innumerable little '1'.
ill Powm’ "Jon” dritiinx about in
the humanl tide. _
UTiLlT-lll GOMMISIION MATTER!
The public utilities commission yeti-
tender anode public a tin/ding granting
the petition or the coon-silent oom-
llfihlt M are normal at its method
or construction oil track: on shore
and ma Bomb abuses, Greenwich.
Homilies wlll be given by the com-
mission this morning on the petitions
oi the connection company nor the
’Wod method of
it;
”We
y???) We”
Are you near sighted?
, line you far blamed? ,
Are you narrow? .. ' “
Do you have hORdMGi?
Do your area blur?
lino, come to us tor an ,"
will unholy relieve mo
Why not be helped W!
' LISTS, not Opticians.
rottinhtoo and Whitefield avenue.
Norwalk Chronicler