Chariot Royuhidu.
81.9 pending the any in New York City.
.m-
1039011589 Brown, 'of Plonsunt avenue,
‘ ‘kou 11 position with Electrician
19 of South Norwulk
loronco J. Petty. of blow l-lnven.
P V, a. visitor at his home,3iu Wash-1
' on otroot. last evening.
. WW
Must Nor-walk waited in. vain for
b thunder alarm that did not Icomo
3111138118. Even those who .foar.
P rind of thin character would have
139169111911 the rain last night.
William 'I‘LVGriIl’tin, of Erie. 3Pcnn-
.1 yunla. where he to engaged in the
Purdwnro manufacturing.busine‘su, is
3139511111; a. few days with his broth-
B. Aithur and John Griffin, of
place.
‘V'Got‘ltrmc'tor White is engaged in
ntly purchased l-om the bldge con-
motion couimlttm A calmed in
ltant oi‘ the building was not
ware that the otIuctu-Ie was to he
Widown yesterday and when ho
6 home last evening he found "only
«the stars and skies for a root lie
red out in ohmt o1de1'. 1.
‘ H. V. Carr had 'nnother accident
.it'h P'his VnutomVOblle this morning
When one of the ohuinsisnnpped, louv-
1'5115 the machine stalled in front of
the PJosPoruP store on the bridge. Mr.
arr struck the -brldge at :1 lively clip
and was sailing along finely when the
It's in the uneten structure The
9311 proved too much for the chain,
1 ch snapped
T118 Womeus Foreign Mlswnuly
oclety of the East Avenue Methodist
hurch enjoyed a delightful session
dust evening, désplto the heat and
other adverse conditions. A social
saline was ’pnjoyed, music and reclin-
V V Pmenm and cake, which those present
30011811111911 with reli.uh
Puma well attended and all the mom-
Master Kenneth Day oelehra'ted Tile
“ ’diirthdny, Monday, by ent2'rtaining
twelve of his school friends. The in-
Vin red, white and blue. Each child
.u'eceived :1 flag as a souvenir. The
Viipwtners for summi- were o'hooen ‘be
- red, white and blue button hole bou-
'quets. Kenneth received some very
.mretty prescn-‘ts and will long romem
1 vber his twelfth birthdny.
P332111, wore: 1119.3 and Olive l-llpaon
3 Model Jones, Mildred llovejoy, Gladys
‘ Beach, ldlth Dunn. Fred: Lovojoy, A
V.‘Dann, 'l‘homus Lilly, llumbl and Fred.
,PxDunn, Kenneth Day
2
-P A very delightful social was held on
'1 hot evening on the porch at the home
.0! Mrs. Daniel Lilionmledicu, Rowan
street. A delightful nrogrmu wug [do
on. 3.8 foliowzs
Hyman—(‘0! onn tion.
‘J’rnyermny the pnutm.
l’iano duetH—Mluues Jeanette Bonn and
~ '1 '0. "am Edmondo _
VV Reading—Minn Marlon 11.1'H01umedlou.
Plano duck—Mina Isabelle Tgxtc 11nd
' P Carlton lei‘ommodleu
Rue-itatloanir-ln It'lhol Pm melee.
Plano duet—Minder B11111 and Ed-
moods. .
3,; -leofreal11n811ts were served utter the
‘ ' 1 mogrnm was ended.
I:
William ’l‘on y cnptuin of the lite
mining station at Ihutou’a Neck. Long
[1311111113, is evidently 11 man who will
not Jbo'thwu'rtod by more trlfloaus
demonstrated on Friday of last wook.
Captain Terry and his family had plan-
nod to condo to Norwallr on the steam-
1, .-Cushinan, oi Rowoyton, being
T‘orry'o 1.1.18. and Mrs. Taylor,
1139 311911118, being a sister of the
in". At any rate they missed
. out 13y o. 1811 Monica and mm; .
what. Mannheim particularly
y.
looppotntuuoni to hurt and
11' abundance of hoolth no
Whammy Wt. ‘
at fool‘s store. 1
., three days longer will proceed to 9.11-
MI'ing down the building which 1161‘ V
1' wheels sit-ruck one. of the hum-l
{lions entertaining those present, dudI
1 the grand Amie came with the ice‘
The affair-
it would lime; moibadplst have taken
the whole hand right oil. But as It'
Tile and dining room were decorated
Those urea-1
or Huntington to 3913 their relatlvoo.
The contain took his 1,
Standout oiVVHIsh-Ionil out...
”vim-a 1
Mrs. Mary Wollonotoln no
entertaining M31r and Mrs' ..
Marisol, oi.” Bunion. Muouuohnuotto.
WW
111199 John Dutault, who 1193 been.
visiting friends In Brooldyn hue re'
turned to her 1101119 in lto‘wnyton 9v?
ouue ‘
Attorney Georgo'tl. Beach and turn-
ily, of New York. are in watchman
of their handmo new residence at
Butler's Island.
Coot-go Vooburzh-bns lot-t him 9111
play or Liveryiuan E. .I. Ludrigun and
is now working tor the l'oi'lioud olec
trlcai c-Eonstruct-lon company in Pthin
auction. .
ed for several days on the Tr‘aondly
and 301111an property above Clio:-
mur‘s pond and utter muminlngz
other section in order to ace the coun-
try. ,
”pow—v»..—
A large number of members oi the
Rowuyton Baptist Sunday school wont
tolloton Point yesterday to enjoy the
‘annual picnic." The'al'talrwao a. ouc-
ces‘s' the .young people. enjoying tho-m:
«selves-with amines and other te'atures.
ltotrsoh-ments were served.
”Wm-
Edw,ard the young son of Consta-
1019 Edward J. Lodrlgnn, is said to
had the first honor of driving a team
at ‘Itqwuyton. While the 1structlxre is
stable for tho young man. and be per-
li’ormed the stunt of guiding a horse
ave! it. The opnron-chcs are being
13‘."- in shape and the budge will be
éntlrely completed in' about a week.
leooPd Broadway, of Crickett street
is suflerlng-trcmu bad gush on the
forefinger of his right hand. He was
engaged yesterday in getting 11 com-
stalk-c-utter out of the upper part of
the barn, when the plug which holds
the knife up ‘slipuod out allowing the
sharp knife to (iron on one of Mr
BrBadwuy‘s fingers, opening 9 goal:
about an inch 1011311111 he had his
1 hand now-or {the center of the unite
was it out a hash in his finger right
to the bona‘uhbut an inch-1 long.
M15.F. J. Annls has1eturnc-d 110m
a trip to New York
a.
G. 'S. Waterbury has 'lur'robnsed a
home or- Orlando Andi-sew
~__.
Charles Broch .la unondlng u few
days with Dubai-town lriends.
Mia‘s Susie Faulhnber has spent a
few days with Georgetown lrlondo.
Frederick Morris of South Norwulk,
hos spedto few days with relatives
hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Willlu‘hl 8.....- of New
York are guests at Mr. and Mrn. D. O.
(lhu-se.- '
Mrs George 13m la'muklng ure-
purntolns to build it uéw house in
Georgetown. '
ill. Wnlldanc has returned to
days in town.
.31....“—
V 311.3. E-
Eonum, strenuous of her sister, Mri.
M. 13:. Gummy.
m
ill-1'9. Caroline Budd. is visiting her
daughteoé Mu.
Wood in Norwulk.
Arthur Coley of Chontntitltllll,‘io
visiting his armld-morouto. Mr.
'A warty oi campers bus been loom- 3
across the now otouo arch bridge art‘s
L. Freeborn and child. or
Grogory and him.:
9th
3,. asked by the New #39811 Trot-layman
not yet completed it was made uni-n
[1181132111 shall be lined not morn than
‘820 or imprisoned not. ‘more than thlr
Pulariy the conductors.
' rospecthilly,
non. Theodora \Vl’ Auntiu, Fredori
Austin. Henry M..,lloknr. 1
Bum. Frederick 11.011118111818811. Abel
”11111.88. Nathan Douchy \t $1.1m Dug-'1
made 1by the Public Utilities oo‘ '
1 Wu Operating, Hlu’ our Footer “than
South sulem. utter spending several;
3 wood in the Norwulk town court Ithlll
Elbirt
8111111191 (3111111111811. 3
Thumos Kirk.Riol1url W. LAME
l. 51111119130188.1588 11111311111131. '8
Hum. J Moran. William 511019118111,
Robert B P111'dy.filuronoo P. Thanh:-
ecu Btllos W Wood
- row-w
STATUTE l8 $88.50 1
T0 PIEVEIT Ilflllfl
Edwin
3-“
H"
19421111111111.1111 is to be started against
people who insist ou'rlding on run-
Pulng boards against the oidoru ot'trol-
ley conductors. and it In believed that
there now exiots an ordinance good
enough to novel-Idle case in 1mlnt.iThe
New Maven and Orange lute boon“
union to help tho onusb 311d their "91-1
toutoln it called to a Tut-ate 1113111111.
A statute in chapter 781)! the Pub-
llo Acts of 1905 reads} “An to con-
9911111131, trespass upon atheist ruilwnl
curs. He II cunt. ed by 11191319111190 non.
.lious‘o ol‘ liopieoentutlven at General
Assembly convened:
“Every 813111210113 who uhnll wilmtly
and ullliwlully be upon, 0129111337, or?
attach hiliiuolt to the fender, bumper.
coupler. druw bur root, or any other
tort or the our of any electric or street
raliwoy company not intended for WV
by days or both. "
Having dug up the" ntatute for tho
Tiolloymon‘s 'llnlon, Attorney Arthur
B. I) Koo-[e has sent to Chief Cowlou,
(‘lllel Loomls 11ml Prosecutors Booth.
lemrdi, Martin and neutron a latte!
that reads:
"As counsel for tho Trolloyuloh."‘;‘uu~
021! I would ask 1011 to kindly I
the conductors in ondonvorlugP ' V
‘ - nP obi-illq'u in Bridgonort.
';, Bridgeport were sundoy visitors on
08.58“!“ Illlflllll V
polioo hood-s wind the pro-snoutom oi »
V “191%" ”095%". i)»: V“
‘ 11181111811311.8111 V nil I133 uncontod
W
‘ Air. on Mrs. Rector inure been on
tortoiuina outrol’ town 3119359 at their '
homo. '
11:11:31.1 Mr... 88111.... Dooneuy oi
the hem.
Pauly Storms“! once 11188.. 1.0.1.3
in: tor Amino Explode ooiuhnny at.
tho 88111139811811 motion.
. A. A. Miller husreturnodtron! New
York. _w-hol'o he has been sounding the
hunt 'uvoek with friends.
J. Milton. at New York has opened
his summer home on King street. Mr.
Milton ls~n musician oi note in that
place
Linxwoilivr has returned
which WRSI
hurt at tho’
Albert.
drum his annual acntlon.
spent in the northern
state. V
,.._.. w l
Marlin Nolan has returned l'romi
' Canada where he has been unending
the 11121111. 19w wot" is in the mining M118
. trials:
,W—m
Edward 1.38111 was a gueut loot wool:
9‘: the Greenwich (run cluib. which has
a ucrlos oi shoalin ' contents on soiled»
die He enjoyed his trip in 3 ideas l
ant manner _ i
There who“ largo crowd xix-count 011-“
Sunday 1111155118011 on Spring ‘Hlii field,
when tho 18881 boys delontod o Bridge-'3
port team. The game was interesting
all the way through
All the summer xesortu about town
are well filled up and there lo hut lit-
tie chnnoo to obtain. board l1! town.
.Mnny whirl-town station; are being
’ontortulnod at present all through the
town.
Arthur B. Jellif of rSougotuek lion
charge at 11115 1111118112! show wblcll‘li:
mile present” by the “4217. 1. 1.91.8138;
their Mir which Is to be hold on the
1112181119191le the 1M and 80t)P1
”WV" iv‘Pl.
lug on the steps or 18.111111331181315
open 9 us Thu-1’ rule. which has
sion is 11 bcuellceul one for bothgthc
passengers and tho conductoru paylo-
“Tbo recent history of otreet Nil»
waysPln our city and state has regis-
tarot! several (utilities
boards and in this connection I desire
to call your attention tn oboutor 76 0t
0119 above uni goes on to say:
Minder the récent rating of the Pub-
lic IU-tllltios commissolu the running
boards and 11191111 are a hurt or the
alroot milwny car not Intended for the
messengers and therefore any person
riding on the stops on!" being order-
to step inside undoubtedly ruinous him
self within the purview at this statute.
“Thanking you in 9.9391199 on 11198331111!
of the Trolleymon' a Union tor any 33'
Instance you may render. 1 3m. youro
Adm-nun 10‘“:an
SOUTH NOITWALKW ~170le
FINED 1
”8M
Fli‘tm Milo: An Hour 1
William J. Porter, 9 south Npr'wuik
autolat, was Iouud guilty of violating-
the mule ordinances. in Norwolk on
Sunday by. 1911...; Edworn M. Mold-
11111141111111.9811 he was time! 31' 1311111
Footormol‘d uu.
. 1‘ who have
the Public Acts of 1905 W'hlltll 1.111111! (
on —-Mr. O’Koeiu hero quoted the sin 31191 hone hold 0“" for hini. 'H“ ilvoa mi‘wall: 849118889 and Ffidflb’fi ‘1“- 6 45 a
com amounting In all to 99.71.. Mr. 3
V“! 8*
$11.}
”Mr nfid 1118.3815193181 08.1mm who
were marriede in the Church of the
bran unending their bonni-
moon in Album. N. Y}, unto roturflugd
.Phrme and ulll reside in thin place in
' the future.
:3.» , “mg;
m
There is 111118; hone for the mom-y
resulting (mo! Patrick Qulnley who has been emf-l
i
cunduotoro from oercrowded runuluz'
luring lol- the 1:911: 1110 woeks from
sunutroko. I1 was not until yoater‘
any that 119 logulued his oooooh but
his conditions is such that there to iit‘
tho nonthorn section of thé‘ villu'gé.
M
held ono of the lurgeut picnics on (Plum
on beach. Sunday. that hue boon neon
there in some time “There were at
least 150 111893111 Who (do dinner on
tho sou-311.8111! 511181-911 the duy's out
ingot the 311012.811 camp tire was
started and considerable cutie dinner
was cooked and uer'vod hot. do too 111!-
89111801! the young mun darted gnmos
. and moon and coutosto'. of all sorts
The picnic brokg up Into and all vo-P
toil I. lino time.
@1889 8’19 88.1.11in nodular vtnepe 91918
and too (onions are 11198.1me «for. MK
ohoro during the hot "other out! o
more 'iolooaunt 11nlico.4could not, he
{blind 'ibl' cooluooo. A8108" Podium
Inigo 91199 9111911: 819111 with lino
which 811186 181.899.] 8911198119 and a
1Poulblllty of 80,000” Union workr-
” many politicians throughout thefitate
The 131.3 William‘s club of Bridgeport.
Vl‘ho beaches on the shore (it this.
V V gentle,
v: ctahlc. awayer ‘
vo‘ many ‘18de
8....-
B‘VflPllKE MAY BVEV. GENERAL»
Ii": 80ng :Cu‘llod out In Boston.
in the Baotou Elevated Railway ‘otriho
were Watched closely yootordny by the
labor men of New England.
The meeting but night or the Ooh
tool labor union oxot'utlvo committee.-
whioh has 88911 given power to call a 1
59119118 walkOut of 80 000 union warli-
ers in this city. in sympathy with the ‘
striking motomeu and conductors,
was awaitod with much lntoreut.
hor leaders were of the opinion that
some definite action would be tilted
at this meeting.
Thole were no disorders during the
morning hours, the quiet of tho last
few days remaining unbroken. It wus
storied at tho main ottloeo (it the com.-
puny that no dittlculty 11119 being 491173
(0111153er in the operation otP cur-.9,
The strikers continued to oxnreso the-
thielief that eventually their demands 3
film recognition of the recently formed ‘
union, bod-9r working conditions nnd
increased wugeo would be gruhted.
DR. CROFT AND SENATOR ALSO?
IN CONFERENCE
Dr. Delmar E. Croft
“manager 01’ the Roosevelt party. yes-
touting: Weld: lo lint-turd fol a contol- 1
{enoo will! fienntor Joseph W. 28180194“
regard to blunt: for 8 third ticket In
this 81.11.99 131' Gram unlunitied to the
mentor, 11911811st111 Morideu B1 loze-
port.",‘1\illlo1d 'Strutiord Waterbury,
Clinton- Fairdeld. South Norwalk.
Greenwich. Orange and Walling-ford.
; It "will he recalled 11111,: Senator .1!
sop won in conitironco last week With
P‘Col. lloomvelt 11!. Oyster 8111, . and
manning to loom 3111-81; what took
plum between them. 1
W. ‘Clro‘tt would make no hintoment
yum. rdoy. a to what his business!
19: ' 'wui, nit than who
‘ V510“ limit.-
1,. 08.11:? P5 movement
l‘éel at I‘M next 11891!“ will be the
holding or 11 big mass meeting An
Mort ls being made to land that
-1nooting‘ in Now Haven and it mar
have been for 111183 purpose that Dr
Omit went to Hurtroxd to confer with
3.Senator Alsop.
. - .9»...
l “"1"?"
' SUMMER TIMETABLE
3011 and utter Monday. June 17, 1912.
the how and commodlous '
l 3 sPrl-zmeu HUNTINGTON,
(3.11111 William G Young. will run as
lotions laenxe Huntington for Nor-
PI
4,
9...“? 1.....M...M.M...1...1_.¢.. m..."
t
#1:. 1111112: 35 p.111. Leave Norwulk tor
Virluutlngton Mondays and Fridays at
<Sti5'u. 111. um! 5:30 [1. 3111.3 Excursion
ticketo to route. Single tare 40 canto.
"hlldren, E. to 12 years. oucurlen 35
cents. Single tore; 25 cents. Passen-
guru from Nor'walk by 8: 45 11.111. boat
will-113.319 four hours at Huntington.
Our summer 91111911qu gives the poo
new and 88811119819119 slower Hunt-
lotion nordso the sound and over one
or the aunt sheets or water in the
world, Huntington Buy, with scenery
unsurnumdi Parties of 10 or more
can 11ml 9 31131138111911” with the cop-
'tain to otop' at volley Grove. , 3
Lunches. 11111131119919 sorvod on the
“W1 181'!me "1891111...
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183031011. July Maw—Develontuontu‘ .
Connecllcut V
pie of Connecticut on muting on the
‘93. ’9: 30, 318.1
V '4 281.5: 1211-91141:
Straw Halo
Low Shoes
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First-Close andrmmnt Poylng
Fire Insurance
Compames
1. M. LAYTON 81-00.
(incorporated)
REAL ESTAIE AND‘TNSURANOE
AGENJ'S
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk. CI.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Efloct Juno 1, 1912.
q—a—u—I-
souru NVORWALK TOVNEW voux.
A. M.-’-lZ:481t. 5:0911, 5141!, 5:09,
8:87. 7:291, 7:18x..39:17x, 8151:. 911511,.
9:37, 10:29x, 10:85x. 11:3811. ’_
P. M.-12:5311.P1:08, 1:371: (Fluid.
and Walsh. Exp" goea‘to Harlem Blv-
or). 2: 41!, 2. 50x, 3: 27 9:15, 4: 31!,
5' 35. 5:8011. 6: 90, 6:518. 7‘P11x, ’i: 42:,
8: 40:, 10: J46
Quudaya.
A. M.:-—-12 4811. 5:09:11, 5:41:11,
10: 29:, 11 24:. _ ‘
1’ M.:--12 5311'. 21841:. 2' 4411, V5185,
5' 381,7:001,37:12,7:52’X. 8:213, 914211.
10:28. 1 1
8:54,
new voux 'ro court-111101111111“;
' A. Mesh-i511, 15:40. 61451:, 810351.
8:59;, 8:551, 9:13.513,- 9148, 10:02.11.
10' 05 113.
P. M.~—~12:03x,' J: 05, '1: V383; 2:041,
2:571, 313011, 4:15:11, 4 1,88x,V‘ifi:05x.
5:14x. 5:25. 8:91:11. 8:931. 81:, 8:1011,
131230. 1811.
891133119; .
A air-8. 8: 251:. 81551:. 93130811. 39: 39;
‘ 10: 0211. 111:. ,
,- 1). 11-412: 04 1993:. 51021:, ‘8: 01, 1P
. ' 8 91: 1:141. 815811.188. 11- 191.193..
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sou-I'M 1193981111 39 now
. ._ 11118919..
I". ’ M. 9132:073, .1: 20, 3. 138.3 1318.
Lulu Underwear
“Lion” Shirts
“Interwoven” Sock
Warm Weather wear-
tables for Men V' "
’Prico’s Clothing Store
A. «1-12- 1919, 1118:. 11521:, 0: 09.3
_ '1 :89 9 18:1. 9 841:. 1.0.8811, 11-81:.
3.: 1.7. 8:191. 9:998.-
Phone 165-3 I.
WAY
for you to be warm In your mo
house this winter is to have us loofah;
1!. Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the widest doyl
We'll study the location or your»
rooms, the facilities 0! the house ondl
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water» P
or Steam 8...... will musty you boot.
. TheVJOuos '81 "Hotchki
Company
NORWALK. CVOVNPN-
4.
Phone 742
The New Science '
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chlromactlc 111.1113 sciatica-or tho
cause of the diseasennd the art of 9381
juuting the some. Diseases are caused .
by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
back. Even if done in childhood il-
creutos pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs on
limbs.
Chhonmctoru remove the cause of
this disease and min, and health Is,
restored through hul'mOnining the wit
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousneoa, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sll. Henri; Kidney and Female Duh
ensos are given special attention; also .
Curvature of the Spino. You wil '
never regret giving Chiropractic
chance to help you.
T FRANCIS, D. C.
194 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALP
Magnetic Treatment: leon Also
Norwalk Chronicler