' western
. day in towu on business.
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‘ Randall Dumber Company‘s yarns.
" will be held at the 111111. noun satur-
Vi business will be dispensed.
100 different patterns to so
loci from. ‘
13.11.11ANK3
Mlhsckemo Hotel block
" South Norwclk‘. »
of Belle Island Club House and
South Norwalk and NorWalk
Pier.
WM P. BEERS
. STATIONERY STORES,
WEATHER FORECAST.
but generally pleasant weather tonight}
and Friday. General showers occur‘
red during the last 24 homs from Illi-
nois eastward to New York and scat-
tered showers in the southern and
sections. The disturbance‘
that was in the lake region yesterday
morning has produced a generally low.
barometric pressure ». with unsettled
weather conditions OVel‘ the eastern
section, but 110.1'ai11 east of Philadel‘
phia. The greatest amount of rainfall
reported was 1.48 inches at Savannah.
The temperature continues moderate
between the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi River, but is rising slowly
between the Mississippi River and the
coast. Conditionsfnvor for this vicin-
ity unsettled weather with variable
winds and slowly rising temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 05; high, 74.
Partly cloudy.
MQW
'Sherman Comandery, N. 470, U. 0.
G. C., has a regular meeting scheduled
for tomorrow evening.
Miss Addie Hastings. oi Merlden, is
the guest of Mrs. L. C. Green, of Upper
Main street for a week.
ilarold Green, of Upper Main street.
is entertaining his cousin, Mr. Bar-
num, of Constantinople, Turkey.
Kabaosa Encampment, No. 9, l. O.
0. R. will hold a regular iii-monthly
business meeting this evening.
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Eddie Koch. of Portchester, N. Y..
spent yesterday with his family in
Franklin street, South Norwalk.
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32,1. 0. R. M.
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening in the Wall street Wigwam.
St. Mary's Young Men's Club will
hold a regular biamonthly business
meeting tomorrow evening in the hall
in Leonard streel.
”ww-
Court Narruk, No. 58, Foresters of
America. will meet this evening imFon
esters‘ hall in Water street, Norwaik,
for regular business.
Harold (liendenning, oi‘ Glendon-
:ning's Pharmacy, who is vacation“—
"ing" at Lake Waccubuo. spent yc'stev.
Buckingham Post No 12 (l A. R.
will convone for the weekly business
meeting tomorrow evening. Routine
, The Woinan' 11 Christina fidmpt‘l‘dndo
liniun will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Hellenic 18 Merwin circa, Fri
day, July 261b, pt 3 colour.
til. 0. Benedict late of F. A. Mil»
eheil‘n furniture, has resigned and is
now employed in the diulrboll, Hall I:
The weekly ddnoo oi the Knoll club
day evening. Bromncld‘sorcheotn or
Stamford will tarnish the music.-
WW
P., will hold its regular weekly meet-
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled ing tonight.
i oi! Liberty, will hold a regulnt hi week-
iy meeting tonight.
loom-t Cecile. No. 105. means 111
omits will. hold a. regular 111911th this ,
Olive Branch Lodge No.19, K. of
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Banner Council, No. 54, Daughters,
w-.- i
There will be a regular semi- month-
Iiy meeting of the Painters‘ and Decor-
ators' union this evening, in C L. U.
Hail.
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A meeting of the committee to make,
final arrangements {01' Trinity Churchi
lawn fete will he held tomorrow after-l
noon at 3 o'clock in the Sunday school
room.
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Miss Anna McMahon, of West ave~
nne entertained a few friends at her
home yesterday in honor of Miss
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Also Other New Ones. u “
which Means a Saying of 20%
to you. ; ~
Dar line of Refrigerators are all or well known makes, such'aa
The White Mountain, Leonard Cloanabie, McKee and Mace They
are economical users at ice, made on strictly sanitary lines. in nor.
celein white enamel, zinc and galvanized linings, in either apartment
or hit cover style.
A. J Collins 81 Co.
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A coon THING 321.com “HAPPENS." '.
. -“ vrr MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN 1'
My business and the confidence or my customers didnt come
by chance. I‘ve built them up very carefully, on the solid founda:
tion of fair treatment. My rule is to give eveiv customer not only
the lair treatment he’s entitled to. but it pesslible, a little better.
That’s the way Ive made my business, and that’ a how I intend
to keep it. Fair dealing always. and a little better it I can. It
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed (or Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
.Wm
Concrete, Cement, Flag
QCurh a. cutter Reset
L S Old Wall. 3 Recovered
(lGradi’ng, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Daugherty, oi’ Newbulgh, New York.
who is visiting her. i
There will be a special meeting 0!
the tire department tOnight at the Old
Well quarters in Haviland street to
consider matters in connection with
the Danbnry parade.
Roton Point accommodated the larg-
est crowd of the season, Tuesday night .
on the occasion of the fireworks ex?
hibition. Bursts of applause from the
gave testimony to the eceilcnce or the
display. One particularly fine piece
as WALL eraser
NORWALK; , 1
room: m.‘
0.13. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical. Line .
Eyes Examined Free "
large assemblage from time to time ‘
WWW—.mwn- q...—
was a set-piece representing a water.
fail, wl'ich proved most realistic.
There was 11 small blaze in a shed on
one of the oyster docks in Water
street, South Norwalk, yesterday after-
noon about hali past five, and because
a quantity of gasoline was stored near-
by, an alarm 0! fire was sent in from
buy No. 4, to which Old Well truck ahd
the chemical wagon responded. For
tunately the blaze was extingniahe
before assistance irom the firemen
was needed.
The Mcyer Automobile
The car that takes you any distance and brings you back
again in peace and comfort.
1913 MODELS .
Now Ready tor Demonstration at Our Garage.
OSCAR ‘H. “BANKS l
RIVER GTREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. CONN: ‘
CRUISE 0F FLAGSHiP FUCKER.
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00mmodore W. H. Bylngton and
Frank Nash Visit Larchmont
Yacht Club.
The Flicker, owned by Commodore
William ii. ilyington. oi the Norwnlk
Yacht Club, with the owner and his
ii'iend,i‘1ank Nash, droupoi anchor
again last night in familiar waters“
ninld iiw other crafts of the Norwnlk
Yacht Club fleet. after a several daya‘
cruise to the westward along the
Hound. Both the commodore and Mr.
Nash are enthusiastic over the’ line
time they enjoyed.
Monday the start was made and
parchment was reached in the tiller-
noon. The Norwaik then visited the
llarchmont Yacht (111111, where they
dined that evening. tic hospitable
were the clutter: of the club that
Messrs. Byinxton and Nash remained
at the club liver the next day, which
it happened was the greatest social
day or the your, culled Ladias' hay.
Music and Water sports.
races ontontaiped during the attor-
noon, while at nixht there was 11 com
tinultllon oi the music. as excellent
and gorgeous, inhibition or fireworks.
ploy. Dancing also was one a! the
circulars diversions.
Curtain .1. V. Prob“; of: the club
-ICE CREAM
THEJDER’OI; .I..N TOWN
We have our new machine worklnl now and are rockiac co‘od
iooxcmm. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. , IAIT NORWALK.
and boat '
and a wonderful decorative llaht d111- ‘
heir Commodore Wilson had Fleet -
waded the prime!“ a the omni- '
to the. local visitors the are j
or their arrival and treated the ,
The Paris ClOflk 31,311,“ Hausa
5‘5 M‘h‘ 3"" P‘m‘ml 3.1 So. n.1nss...ysa...1. Namiik ‘ '
it
Think what you save in this claiming sale. We will carry on
finite, prom, Costa. Skirts. Welsh over into the 11m season. We .,
prefer to close out what we have left at a lone rather than have
them Mt on hand. The woman shrewd film to figure ahead
‘ and invent a dollar when it will do the moat. solid with at once meal"
" , 11m in this otter the Opportunity to supply her cloth“ needs at a do- "
sided saving. -
LBBMOTWES SIDE SWIF-
engineer who: could not
‘ signal" which was not scalpel him. on-
. Munmdld aid that the Milt thing not
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It
August] we»
will give th1s;
5;; f ? _ beaut1fulN1ght
Lamp F R EE, With
two 250 Boxes of
Daubhrys Kidney,
Liver and Stomach
Pills (ii We Will give 50, 000
Votes with each, and every .
purchase of the above ‘
The CLIFFORD PHARMACY
South Main St, South Norwaik
in T 'ursday,
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:so badly crushed that the phy
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(Continued from firstpage.) fingers of the other .
me1 being clear for the express train both tracks and it was expected that.
stop quick it would take nearly all day to get the
enough against the home signal which line cleared.
had been set against him. . ”lhe injured were all removed to the
The dead are:
man on the freight train. iavailable physicians were hurriedt
Cecil Chaney. of \iidwny, engine ‘ that place. to give them attentioa untioil
cleaner. who was riding on the extra they could be removed to their ilOllleBl
freight engine. for to a hospital.
innunldentiiled man who was caught‘ An investigation or the signal up
in the wreckage. ' lparatus this morning showed that onei
The injured are: let the working wires between the two.
Flederlck G. Hadleu, of New Have 11, signals had broken previously prevent ‘
fireman on the express, right hand and . ing the towerman from setting the dis
part of left hand out oii. lance signal ageinsit the express.
'Charies Mansfield, oi‘New Haven. Railroad’c Official Statement.
engineer of the express, right side: The oitlce oi the New Haven road is
scaided, isued the following statement at 9:30.
James Marienson, Patterson, 1’. Y.,‘as to the wreck at \StoningtOn:
a jockey, cuts and bruises. » "At about 6.30 n.1n. Adams express
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N. Y.. cuts and bruises. iConductor W. “a Biliingharn, Engineer
The freight, which was also towing
another locomotive. was hacking into
the yards when the express came.
along. There was not suifiolent clear
room and the express engine struck
the otherthoth toppling over. com‘vJunctlon. Engine 307 was being tow-
completely wrecked. Two cars of the ed by Extra Nit-100 and the extra con
express were also wrecked, but the re aistetl 'of thirty-seven loaded and 0119
mainder of the train which was made empty car. Engine 307 was to be drop
up of steel oars withstood the shock ped at Stonington to take place of En»
and stuck to the track A part of the glue 396 which had broken down. A
wreckage struck the signal tower, hostier named Cecil Cheney. employed
tearing out one corner 01 it and forc- at Midway, was riding on Engine 307.
ing Find ‘E. Wilbur. oi Stonington, the and was killed and Fireman Frederick
towormun to jump (01 safety. Hadley, train No. 32,1hudly injured.
The wreckage immediately «took lire, . Five cars in Train 32, containing Ad-
hut the flames were immediately put ama express matter were derailed and
out by the 'Stoningtcn Fire Depart- Mrs. Beatrice lHiteCounter, who re-
ment before much damage had been were practically demolished, Engine
done. in one of the wrecked cars were 307 also having tender and cab demos:
a number or polo ponies consigned to ed. Engine 1004 of train 32 was over-
tliu Point Judith Polo Club at Narra- turned and wrecked. Cause of accl-
gnnsett Plé’r. and two of these were so dent not yet determined.
badly injured that they had to be kill , Wreck In New Janey.
ed. in the other wrecked car or the JMBEY CITY. N 3., July 25 “An
express were three or tour automo engineer and fireman were injured in
bile»; and these were ruined. a collision this morning between a last
, Towepman Wilbur thinks ' the freight train and an empty passenger
wreck was caused by the failure or at Hiiiadale on the New Jersey and
the signal apparatus to work. He says New York railway, a branch or the Er
he set the signals against the express. 10. Fear paranorm- cars were demol-
iilnnlnoor C. 11 Mansfield. .11 the ex- ihsed and the track! blocked for new
pron says that the distance signalwaa oral hours. The trainmen were not
clear but that he did not see the" home seriously hurt. . ;,
“For my painptrom top to too.
from any cause, apply "Dr, Thomu'
dielectric Oil.
it is used.
teen cars, collided with extra freight.
No. 400 in charge of Conductor Potat-
son. Engnieer 'Saratoris. while the lat—
tor was backing oft at Stonington
til it was too close to stop.
lispukln or the accident. Engineer
know or an impending collision was.
Milan in- demon yelled to 1111.. that
‘tliohOtilo a Cl was red and told him.
constable Alien Censored ill
‘ Efforts are being made by iriend
Westport mail in the Sausatuok ac
tion. Monday evening, to occur “11
freedom hold the New Haven 11.11
. where he was taken Tuesday by Uni
ed States Marshal sale]: (1. Wakem
and inspector Lewis. M
$300 have been fixed by the gover ‘
meat, but up to this afternoon that
amount had not been secured. ‘
into custody condemned the no ._
of Constable Hezekiah Allen wl ‘
the station agent at the Sought .
. Westport depot and was with Do
away
missing, be suspected Donlln. ‘
not give notice of the the“. to o
the loss of the mails until he had .
'prehended Donlin the next morn
* Allen was the only one who knewth‘
the mails had been taken.
States maiahai considers that Alien
desired to reap the whole benefit ir
Eof mail thieves.
Commissionei Wright at 11 p1 elimil ry
hea1ing.he augmented one heavyl a
y with nnothe1.
:know how he got away with it.
confessed he became very drunk don-
day iiight and all he leniemhers is the
officers of the law coming to his ham
and finding him asleep on the three
mall bags.
tion at cry night Then he waits to put
will on the train. Monday night he we
to be withdrawn When he was taken‘to get a cooling drink while he walla
out it was found that both hands were the arrh al of the -t1aln.
sioiana
seems to have hove in st ht and hill--
had to cut oil’ the right one and three ed off his little trick g l
lifeliow he is when he is sober.
of them could imagine how he cum
{to do such a trick and all ralliedj.o"
home of Karl French which was turn .l'll‘ilseyiesclle when he, was pulled in
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‘ J. F. Conley. oi‘ Boston head brake ed intoe temporary hospital and thelWestport'
Patrick Council”; jockey, Patterson._tmln No. 32, eastbound in charge of .
'Charles Mansfield, Engine 1004,1111» .
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The new. cement walk is being laid ‘
in front or the' items {Building in will » ,
liliilllliliilliiliil ll
the Westport Niall Bag
. ' Thici
i’ . Bernard Donlin, who stole.
til
Bonds o
Mnlshal Waiteman in taking Dentin
ested Donlin. Allen is]
Later when the bags
The united
he reward of $500 which is offerct
According to the story Donli
In shalt, Doniin does; _
He
It seems that the town constable in
Weshport takes the mail to the Sta.
Then Donll
Donlin had a squad of friends in
to what a hit:
Non
'iost time from their work 0
s farms to go to New Ha.“
None or the mail bags had been tam-T
pered with when they were recuwaredI
l‘ioin Doniin's homestead and his 01‘-
fence is not considered very Serious.
He probably will be turned over to a
pear befote Judge Plait, for that is the
l.la.w
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~Sentinel Wants are. winners. ‘
Special Meeting ofth
Board of Estimate“ ‘_
and Taxation .
Mayor's Office,
South Norwnlk,Con}1g
A special meeting of the Board
Estimate and Taxation of this city
hereby called to be held at mace
cil Chamber. on Monday, the 29th
inst, at 8 oclock p. -.,m to consider
the advisability of appropriating the
sum or $481. 01, (the some being ti:
unoxpended balances at approprl
tions for constructing sewers in Lin
coin Ave, Snowden St. and Fairfleid'
Ave), tor the construction of a sewer
in Spring St, between Clay and Wool»
inston Sin. and the construction of
tha Cedar St. sewer, or for either or-
said purposes, or to appropriate aa'id
sum, or any part thereof, for 3111.:
sewer nominees. and to take such w
tion in relation to any or said mat
as to said meeting may seem ndvia
or expedient. ‘
WILLIAM F. TAMMANY
.323 at Mayor of Said Cl
Pain can’t. stay when . '
Norwalk Chronicler