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“1 wish." said the dashing bride, 11511 We at
'that we could arrange to take our
"I 'don’t know,” replied the cautious
youth, “whether it would be well to
take chances on being obliged to take
Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
Showers during the day followed by
clearing tonight. Tuesday fair. A dis-
turbance central this morning over
Maine, is producing unsettled, show-
..region and in New England. Showers
were also reported from "South Dakota
southeastwiard to Arkansas.
Conditions favor for this section lo-
cal showers. followed by fair and
slightly cooler weather.
Temperature: Low, 04; high, 84.
Partly cloudy.
Our Brothers‘ Lodge, N0.,10, i. O.
O. in, is to meet as usual this evening
in the Wall street quarters.
Concord Division, No. 2. Sons of
Temperance, will meet this evening as
usual in the Wall street hall.
011d anniversary of their marriage,
City Council, will be held one week have confirmed the information that
from this evening in the council chum no loss than twenty personswero in-
born in Wall street. volved in the plot to kill the gambler.
No hint has come from 'the public
Wolf/Dine Stranger Lodge. NO- 364» prosecutor or the private detectives as
Sons of St. George, will hold a regular to wire paid the gun men.
business meeting tomorrow evening.
in the hall in Main street.
walk, will meet this evening to re
intro and to make some new attempts.
The student singers 0i Clailin Unl-
mined with songs at the morning ser-
vice of the South Norwalk Methodist shades?"
1 "No good honh, hose dey ain't any '
his or the srauliwfwlvwd 990910 was window wuff tslhln' about."
"Bolt raisins buckwheat?"
”No cool! to' mo—wc out cairn none.
Episcopal church yesterday. The slot;-
excellent.
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Chief and Mrs. Thomas motherland .
and Mr. and Mrs. (loom Trivia, the
latter 0! mnbury, enjoyed an anionic
, bile ride through New York state you
Aerday. (Juicer Jarvis 8. Murray van
in charge during the chief’s absence,
in the months. ,
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WITH THE MD a",
"Mother." Mitttl Bolt, with i hopeful
eye on tho peppermint w. "Hovo i
been in good boy this afternoon!" '
' ”ll-ma ." wavered mother, do-
1 ,‘biously Malling a certain little rift ~
V within the lute. mold
0o 9 E ri and 300 11'; Bar- sins. .
100 different patterns to so-V ‘25,: (Trove: a); “ll 19
60c Gloves lit ... 3,0
one Gloves at . ........-..
$1.00 ($10ch at . 766
01.25 Gloves at........... '
51. 50 Gloves at
$1 looioves at
{which Means pa Savmg 0f 20%:
‘ . . . to you.
Our line of Retrigerators are all of well know/n ,makes. such as
The White Mountain. Leenard Cleanable. McKee and Mada, ‘
are economical users of ice, made on strictly sanitary lines. in nor?
ceinin white enamel, zinc and galvanized linings, in either apartment.
or lift cover style.
A J. 001103 8: Co.
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_ admired by the crowd even before they
$3.00 Gloves
$3.50 Gloves
1 $4.00 Gloves
15.00 Gloves ,‘
$6.00 Gloves
100* Bats at
. those who were takenwith cramps he»
.II:II.II3.I..$319'
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1 25c Bats at
50c Bats at. .
wedding WP “1 an alirfihip" ‘ ‘ $1.00 hats at ...........
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Washington Stag '8 y South NOTWflIk Store
A GOOD THVING BELDOM “HAPPENS."
llT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN."
lily business and the confidence of my customers didn't come
We built them up very carefully, on the solid founda-
My rule is to give every customer not only
the our treatment hes entitled to, but if possible. a little better.
Thats the way I’ ve made my business and that's how I intend
.. to keep it. Fair dealing always, and a little better it I can.
makes us new friends and keeps' our old triends with us.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
this of fair treatment.
. ily stuck to their task until cramps
, First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers-uBounie Home Ground Food for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
positions ranging along the front of
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Roton‘rPolnt was crowded with spec:
Fourteen moo
Vilnod'up on ,1 the dock rsndyi‘or . the
starter’s gun and all were the'picture
of health athletes in reality. and were
had taken the Miter. Tho , fourteen
mun, each of whom did his best, even
entree attire cold water, and thc‘crowd‘
was enthusiastic about letting them
know it and that their very entry was
appreciated. '
Far, from an ideal day for the race,'
the waves dashed high and whitecaps
appeared way inshore. The air was
chill and the water was icy in temp‘en
nture. Although every precaution had
been taken to,_lteep the entrants warm,
there wereeigh't,‘ more than hall at
those who entered, who “died" before.
theth reached the lighthouse. Sis-
.niiicant is the fact that all who reached
and rounded the lighthouse finished.
None but the winner, Stabell, finished
strongly.
[inflated and battered by the cold
waves the race was necessarily slow.
Swift currents cross the course laid
from the Batch Dock to the Green's
Reel lighthouse and these swept many
Off the straight track, though all pluck-
overtook them.
When the starter had arranged ev-
erything the contestants were given
.tlre dock. With the gun.‘ ail plunged
into the water, save one, Alun M.
Moses. He delayed for-a moment un-
Con‘crete, Cement. Flag
QCurb 81 Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
(lGrading, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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“1...... . ilfliililHll Mill
Hill lilil Ill hunt
cry in the eastern portion of .the Lake M8" Who were Implicaied in
Shooting Played with Proceeds
at Bald lack Rose’s Place
WALK
"taking these men With straining
5| WALL STREET
0. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
NEW YORK, July 25.~District At-
The weekly forecast states that tol'ne)’ Whitman is said to be receiv-
showers will occur on Monday, follow- ins reports from the investigations of
entry generally pleasant weather any. private detectives that make him feel
V ing the remainder of the week. that he is now on sure ground and that
the capture of the Slayers of the gum-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. bier Herman VRosenthal‘ will soon
an accomplished fact.
The public prosecutor has heard that
the assassins after shooting down Ros~
enthul fled to Rockaway and there in
“Harold Van Liew, of New York city, a gambling house lost the proceeds of
spentfiunday With 10°31 friends. their crime on gaming tables.
Ones broke, the siayers came back
to this (liv and went into hiding. The
gambling house in v1 illih they play-ed
is said to be owned by "Bald
Rose, one of the men now under ar-
rest in connection with the shooting of
Rose, it is said, saw to it
1 that the Slayers, with the proceeds of
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Riley, of Wilton their crime, were taken to the Rock-
avenue, are today celebrating the sec~ nway gambling house.
Five thousand dollars is said to have
M... been the price paid for the killing of
The next meeting of the Norwalk Rosenthal and the private detectives
T... Moyer Automobile
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Moswnut. cons.
Rosenthnl.
swan eraser Toiophono out-:3~
til he could locate a better position an“
the race was somewhat well advanced
before ire took his start. Siriliclent is
it to say that before he was stricken
{with the cramps he had passed all
{contestants save the winner, Fred Sta.-
ibeli. and the second prize man, Clif—
1 for Benedict, and Moses was fast over-
ieyes the people on shore and in the
boats watched the little figure as he
laced onward mowing down contestants
irlght and left and it was with regret
ithat they saw. him taken in the boat.
inenrly at the. lighthouse. Moses swam
jthe strong irudgeon stroke.
3 Stalleil and Benedict swam stroke
and stroke around the lighthturse, and
for a short distance on the return half
{of the race, but when half a mile had
been covered Stubeil drew slowly, yet
surely. away from his only near oppo-
‘nent and crossed the finish line amid
ithe combined cheers of many hund-
reds of people. “Hop" plugged along
din his own speedy. quiet way and came
in an easy second, though Arthur Sta-
'bell was but three minutes in the rear.
Ten minutes later Policy crossed the
finish lines neck and neck, stroke and
stroke with Maringnnd live minutes
thereafter the lust contestant, Naiick,
finished.
Much credit belongs to the Life
,Savers who arranged the race. Every
contestant was given treatment 0! the
same nature, impartiality being upper-
most in the minds of the officials and
the care given every one was equal.
Each swimmer had with him a boat
with iwa men therein and the corps'
physician, Dr. H. B. West, was on band
should we have been needed.
The following committee really ar-
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ranged tor the affair and are receiving
the praise due them today:
Chairman—-William A. Byxhee.
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It“? NORWALK.
INFORMATION WANTED.
A wandering peddlerctopped at a
The Metropolitan Orchestra. 0! Nor- southern dabln and opened his puck.
"Mammy. let. me show you some sell
hearse their present extensive rcper- raising umbmnug," he began.
“No one. man, no rise," interrupted
“-r- the old colored woman as she husled
herself abcut a
boiler of clothes.
wereity, of Orangoburg, N. J, enter- new“ use nothin' ink dot.”
Timer-«VG. A. Volk.
Judges-"Harry Smith, V. W. Fleri‘is
and Joseph Welsh.
Kroulsch quit the race at the end
of a mile, cramps having attacked his
lowercxtrcmiiles. Zelgler was in the
water forty-four minutes when cramps
caused him to take the boat. Wilson,
Common and Ambior reached a point
that this side of the lighthouse when
cramps called them into their respecé
tlvo boats. Parker was afflicted with
the prevailing trouble also. Moses.
swimming strong, was taken with a
“How about self raising window
cramp in the loft is; a mile out. but
"in.
,The Paris Cloak 8‘: Suit House I
:33 80. Main St. South Nor-walk
“Well, mommy?"
“if you'll tell me. how to third dose
hash fohtoen had chillun into cell rails
in’ pioksoinnias rAh'il be' 10’ frleu’ foh
inc, tint All will, sch."--
515 Main 31.. 31mins
“tibial! what you save in this clearing calm, We will carry no
Solis, tom Goats, skirts, Wuhan over into the out won. We,
ortoolooootrt obstruction lift at 0. ions” rather than have
We woman shroud m to More about
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"In chin a hire is 11111111 When ‘1. 1
train is into. (inconsistent. oh?" "
"on, Idoh’t snow. liver notice what
happens when a boot cont“ in isle:
in this country?” ‘ '
“No: Wt hollows?“
"Giro is smartly dock-d.
mom on hm.
kicked it out. Another took him short-
ly thereafter and he namely tried to
get rid of this, but it proved no go and
nearly to the turning point he was
forced to climb aboard Rocker had
cramps in his limbs like his toilow con.
tectonic, but unlike them he also had
stomps in his stomach, the swimmer“;
peril; and the shore of many a crown
in: of a good swimmer. lie was this
icon. recovering later.
The racing committee occupied
plum on the 1111111111 cruiser 11.1le
tutors gathered to witness this cool 1
‘ 1111,11... first at its nature held here
. . in a number of years.
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above. ‘
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Hot and Cold Sen Water Baths can be procured on Steamer in
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Telegraph System.
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Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier ‘25, North River, ”
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134-136 Washington 51., South Norrvallr
man. .-
(0) Arthur Stabell. (b) Arthur Ol-
sen. (c) Sam Hendricks.
in) Frank Kroutsch (b) Oscar La
my. to) WiilDendricks The Live;
(a) "Hop" Benedict. (b) Neal Lu- V
her. to) Harry Merring. _ ‘ ;
(a) Joe Muiick. (b) no Heimcr. (c) Up'to date
Mr. Meloche.
George ’I‘yrcll. to) Sam Horton.
(a) Walter Marina, Dnrlcn. (b) MGrChant
(11) Fred Ziegler, New York. (bl . with that
1 111 into his boat and was m by or.
owned by Commodore of corps aw
roots. this craft was the stake hoot.
chem Host. «.1111 a party on
' ' " roost litiliyos «honored
Commodore Longfellow. (cl Mr. i-leuly.
(a) Joe Cocornn. (bir George Tal-
msdge. (c) George Hamilton.
(ill Lincoln 14Wiison. (11) William
Wilson. to) Mr. Reynolds.
(0.) Joe Ruohar. (b) flurry Calla-
han. (3) Mr. Button.
in) Harry Ambler. ,(h) coarse Hur-
risen. (8) Mr. Wheeler.
(a) Raymund Parker. ‘01) Frank
miss (8) Mr. Jarvis.
. (at Fred Stencil. (b) 8am lien-
drlckl. to) George Lo Gates.
«at Sam Policy. (h) Burt. White.
to) J. hoilandar. 1 , ‘
(a) Alan Moons. (h) Andrew 1.3mm
(cl Ed. Hill. *
Watson rooms rounnmsnr.
DARE WT. 'lll., July Eilw-w'i‘wo
Californians Maurice McLaughlin and
Thomas 0. Sandy. 1111111 played chal-
1111. round of the tournament for the
western tennis. comma is the
title holder and handy won the 111111
to 11111111111 by diluting n. o, insist).
oi New York in the hum of s thorns:
intent that had law all molt.
dict-10min council on the out-
Satisfled ,
Norwalk Chronicler