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all risks, by 1119,1119“. lightning.
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‘ float EotaIc—oTown. Country and fiber.
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Post Office Clerk Fredellck Conley,
of“ South Norwalk is enjoying his vw
cation. He is llnckleberrying in Dan-
blll‘y today.
Nicholas Garfield and family, who
have been living in Bridgepmt for the
past ltwo yeals, moved back to than
home in Lowe sneer.
Miss Belle osteriug, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. JOHeph
W. Gorhnm 1‘11 their summer cottage,
the Marion, at Compo Mill.
(lockenoe llaymakers'
No. 32 1-2, I. O. R. M,
Association,
will meet to-
morrow evening in the Wall street
quarters for regular business.
Wallace 1. Woundy. ‘of Cannon
street. Norwalk. and his family are
to leave tomorrow for Compo Beach,
where they will spend several weeks
camping.
Mrs. Marie Rickolt, formerly of the
Pleasant, Hour Theatre. Samuel Kall-
ter and Peter Callaghan. of the Lack-
wood's Hall theatre. enjoyed an auto
mobile ride to Wilton, yesterday.
H. Arthur Wheeler. of Arch street,
who was graduated from Yale col-
lcuc ill June, has taken a position
with theiAmerican l-‘ln company, of
Waterbury. lie will commence work
Monday next, August 5.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sturges. of
South Main street, have removed their
household goods to Bridgeport. Mrs.
Sturges. ‘WilO was formerly Miss
(inarnicrl. of Norwalk, is just recov-
ering from an attack of appendicitis.
Dick, the big center horse of the uni
Well Hook and Ladder company, throo
llolse hitch, was taken down with the
colic this morning. The tilmeiy arri-
val of in. Ollllstcud prevented any oil
tical illness.
.Sll-eet Commissioner
child of Norwalk,
1“. W.
street.
ling a job that is quite necessary.
Thomas ii.
iii Congress of Applied
York, September 3rd to Hill, 1912.
Mr. and hire. l-larold 11‘.
Mr. 1111. Mrs. Goodwin 'P; White, 0
1411111111 Norwalk, who have been spend
Inaibc mouth of July at Calf Pasture.
returned to-lllolr.rospectlve horned to-
and
day after enjoying a pleasant
houiihflli sojourn.
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view nvelllio.
illuvou and Bridgeport.
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1119 111011 at work on 1119 paving job
am laylnrhoi sand as a grouting be
‘11
, wood blocking. This is contrary to
the wish of the City of Norwalk but
11... only rccourae is the Public UIiii~
tie» (mammalian and all one council-
man but It thin morning. "What's the
, tween the Connecticut company
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men a reward of 100 was offered for
son or per,sons who attempted to not
the to the house of Thomas Cleo In
Spring street.
day 'I" ‘
pleic doscllption 1‘11 Ml‘h Pufferbulks
.1222!
Fall'-
iu working on the
illlprovelnente at the end of Maple
The street commissioner has
been doing good work and 1.1 now luck-
Powell, of thc Stillaon-
Powell Corporation has been elected to'
membership to the Eighth internation-
Cllculiutcy.
which meets in Washington and New
Cln rk and
.191... T. McCormick
11IMN1m York city. are the gucuin of
Mm. Mct‘iorlulck'e pamntn In (lramb
Mr. and M191. McCor-
mick will remain here for twa woeka.
taking short mm to Waterbury. Now
"The coming of the windmill. Sui»
Ill-day. enlivened things ‘Iu Watch Hill
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apocial 11.91.11.111 of the board of solecbi
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of Five Who Endangered Fob
he urreut and conviction, of the 11111:» ‘ llc With c3",
bilists were yesterday given 111191111-
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‘itogcrs on the question of revocation ,
or their licenses. having 111111911 In
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endangered the public.
The first ciise coaclderd was «that
of Robert J Flynn, of this clty.1who
was driving an automobile whichl
chuck a telegraph pole at Nmth
Harman and killed John J. McDonald.
an occupant of the car. ‘
The othel cases board were those
of Frank Erato, of Bridgeport. charg
ed with negligent-.6111 causing the
, death of William H. Clayton on June
. 117. as the result of a collision withh
trolley car in BridgeporI; 11111111 L.
Allies. of Bridgeport, charged with
reckless driving also while 111 an In-
toxicated condition, and George G.
Williams, _of Farmlngton, reckless
driving.
leorge leon, of Meriden, charged
with lockless driving and taking blsl
enrnloyel‘ 3 machine foi‘ joy rides. was
also heard late yesterday afternoon.
Decision in the cases will not-Abe
announced until later in the week.
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NEW HAVEN ‘ROAD BLAMED.
“11 should say so! Thele’s a com-
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Slillillili ARMY
lliJiiNii ii Riiiilii
Aboul 200 Mothers and Children
Are Enjoying the Annual
Treat Today ‘
Coroner‘s Inquiry Into" Stonlngton
Wreck Find. Road Negligent.
11......10111, July illr-Fnllure of 1119'
’ New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad to take proper precautions to
prevent the accident and 11.99.111.101-
1lag of a flagman without proper exam:
ination, instruction or experience, is
held by Coroner Franklin H. Brown.
in ills finding made public yesterday,
m to have been responsible for the acci-
About two hundred or the poor and , deal at Stonlngton Junction last week
deserving mothers and children of The ‘ which resulted in the deaths of J_ J_
Norwalks enjoyed the tiree outing at 'Couuelly and Cecil Cheney. The two
Boron Point, given by the Salvation men were killed and several others
Army, today. captain and Mrs. E. J wele sevolely injured in a collision
Perl'ill were in cilul'ge,‘ The young between an Adams Express train run-.
stars were as the Water street hall “1‘“; "t high ”9999 ““9 9* freight 9“
a couple of hours before the starting "“‘9- The coroner after rexiewing
time and at 8:45 o'clock, came around the circumstances 0‘~ the accident and
and made things buzz with their thetestimony taken during the inquiry
shouts and calls of delight and happl— “films “that the deaths of J. J.,Conneily
ness. When the time for starting and CBC” Cheney were due. ‘0 inade~
arrived and the cars from Norwnlk put. quote PWVMO“ 1’." “‘9 New York, New
In an appearance at Washington street. Haven and (Hartford Railroad compu-
the youngsters, led by a couple of 111' for safe guarding against. the {IC-
ng bearing an American flag and an cidont at Stonington Junction and in
Army flag led the procession to “11111 employing a man for the position of
cars which were quickly boarded and flasman without proper examination.
sent off on their joyous journey. instruction or experience."
Captain and Mrs. H. Jarrett, in
charge of the Stamford branch were in
attendance and assisted Captain Per-
litt materially in keeping the young-
store within bounds.
The comrades had prepared one hun-
dred and seventy-five boxes: of food for
the youngsters, each containing two
wholesome sandwiches, two cup cakes.
a peach and a banana. Besides these
there was a whole bushel basket full of
sandwiches; freshly made, ready for
distribution among the little people.
The little people will also be regaled
with lemonade and Ice cream in the
course of the day and their tickets ell~
title them to two rides apiece on the
merrygo-rouud.
in the course of the day, races will
be run by the boys and girls and prizes
awarded to the winners.
Tile return home will be
4:30 o'clock, this afternoon.
The following will give the public
an idea of the condition of some of the
families found by Mrb, Captain Pen
roll during her investigation for the
poor childrons outing. A sample from
each of the Norwnikszwn family in
South Norwalk was found, where the
husband had left the wife and family
nomelilne ago. The wife, a little, frail
woman, works in the factory every day
to nnpport her four little children, one
of whom is very sickly. The. family
was very "much In need and groceries
were supplied by the Army together
with a pair of shoes for one of the
children in order that. he might attend
the outing. in a Norwalu family, the
husband and father of which is a
dllnking man, six children we found
and when 11111911 if they could go to
the outing. the mother said It would
be immiscible as two of the small chil-
dron had no shoes or stockings. The
DOOI‘ “tug flung” ‘mked Bo pitiful at "Willon' wall known '10 tildDiiioiaia of
Mrs. Permit that one got new and is the "WWW for ”WW .WWKB Pam"
and 51091111139 for them in order 9 Illln successor 111111 not yet been appoin-
they might have one happy day‘ tfila led-
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summer. in Homily in East Norwalk, OLYMPIC. VI ”a” DUI! TODAY.
the father not living home, two small 1’
children on a mi 11 were found. ' NW WORK 5“” 31‘4““ u “t
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The mother had 11 stroke had when
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nan, had only bread to not for two darn.
This family wacruppllnd wiihu'food
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HARDSHIPS or MEXICAN SOL-
DIERS.
LASVARAS. State of Sonora, July
25. by courier to DOUGLAS, Aria, July
31.~Hardships like those suffered by
the army of Napoleon In crossing the
Alps were endured by the Mexican fed-
eral column of General Sanjlueswhich
has crossed the. Sierra Madres and is
now within fifty miles of Casa Gran~
des, the rebel capital of Sonora. The
column left Agua Prleta, Sonora, and
travelled southeast. fit. is now at Las
Varas, on the eastern slope of the eco-
tincnial divide. General Blanco, with
five hundred soldiers, in at Ojitoa
twenty miles away on {be ranch own.
ed by Lord Charles Beresford, of Eng-
land.
Only a small detachment of federals
was left behind Gen. Sanjines at Col-
onia, Oaxaca with pack trains. All the
federals that could be mustered in
Northern Sonora are now here ready
to march to Ojltiz, the rebel capital.
The expected reinforcements from
Southern Sonora for the Sanllues com-
maud did not materialize.
.—
SUPT. c. B. LAKE OF THE NEW HA
VEN ROAD RESIGNS.
'VI’ATERIJUIRY, July 31.—~—C. S. Lake
superintendent of the Wentern dlvl.
111011 of the New York New Haven and
Hartford railroad has resigned his DI)
billion with the company to take effect
August first when he will leave for
tho wont to become general-manager
or the Chwago and Northwestern rall-
roud lines“ The news of his roaignaw
lion came as a complete ourprlso to
outsiders but railroad men any that be
has received many flattering overtur
on from the woulern road’that he tin
ally decided to accept them. His robin;
made at
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accidents which lcsuibed in 11111111.. or Mrs. Samuel Ellwood entertained re
iatlven from Bridgeport over Sunday. '
Gustav Lehn has accepted a positiou
ill‘
ping.
/ 1111.. 112111111 Barnes has returned to
111111 place from a pleasant visit in
Ehston.
111'
York with relatives.
‘cupy the house on Lincoln street, for
merly the G. .H. Boyden place.
and A. 111., members expect to attend
the laying of the cornerstone of the
new Masonic home in Waterbury on
wood on isnerwood’s island has been
sold 155111... York parties.
clerk's office yet.
ions of bilal‘les Fable, on iEithto street.
Interment was ill the Greens Farms i
port will be in session on Friday, Au-
gust 2, 11.11 Friday August 9.31% the T.
town hall from 12 noon until 9
for the purpose of reviewing names of
their political preferences, for caucus
v
emplOy of the Westport Water com-
panv who \vere engaged in laying; the
as the beach are enjoying real simple
Gompo slrcot near the bridge
colony nukes quite a settlement and
the evenings ale kept lively by their
presence in the neighborhood.
new
Coulltn club has finally been let out.
Contluctor Oscar Smith being the le
clpionl.
on their new glounds on the Norwalk
road 11nd will be one of the 111031 up 10‘
date buildings who found. The cost
ed for the house Is on top of the hill
and commands a fine view for miles
about Including the \Sound. A large
the lin9r Voila-land to this 11111111111, ,
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Bridgeport where he is now utop-
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s11. Dopom 30on $3 and 55 per your
JOHN H.‘KNAPP. 1n Vice-Prat.
John H. Knapp
Christian Sworn: '
Samuel Grumman Lewlu R. Hurlbutl
BUBINEDB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY .CONSIBTENT‘
. WITH SOUND
BANKING
BurpIuI1and Profit-
9117..00000 ‘
1.
Capital
011,000.00
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EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Prat.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vic.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cllhlor
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DIRECTORS
I-I. Matuowaon J. Wallace Man/Ir
John H. Llahk
Fred. H. Rowin
Henry 8. Lockwood
r119 Misses Carrie and Ethel Sr
e spending their vacation In New
—.—.—-———-—-—
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie lSnlffen will 00?
The Beldon place on North Main
roof. has been sold to a Mr. Keenan.
ho will take possession .‘at once.
1A delegation of Temple ‘Lodrc
uguat 10.
The land owned by Westley Sher-
Tbe deed
as non been rcturnedto the town
The funeral of «Mrs. Line Mcnuih.
gel! 73. was largely attended on Fri-
ny afternoon out the undertaking par-
emetery.
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Read About
swnssv, ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established fact. that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superior .to those made
of any other metal. This has
been played by scientific re«
search, as the tests show. that
" ,no verdigrls, rust, nickel-oxides
or injurious zines can form, no
matter how it is used Neither
is there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel ware.
II is an excellent heal. conduc-
‘ tor. which means quick boiling
and saving of fuel. Its light
Weight makes it easy to handle,
and the silvery-white color of
the were is pleasing and always
clean looking.
Ellery piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out of pure
sheet material. and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary.
Swiss Aluminum Ware has
come to star. which eventually
means the passing of all lines
of tin. steel and enameled cook-
»lng were of every description.
HORACE R. NASH,
North Main and West Streak.
The reglslrars of the town of West
Plum”
hose persons who wish to declare
, w
oiling.
About 100 01 more laborers in the
waiter pipes down (‘ompo street as for
lie by camping ill a vacant lot on
The
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The contract 1011119 building of a
club house for the Westport
The building will be erected
will be about $13,000. The place pick-
veranda will be built on all sides of
the house which will gdd to the com-
fort of the members. The work will be
limited at once.
.—_-
Attorney Harry R. Sherwood of
Westport assisted in preventing a se-
rious accident to an automobile par-
ty Finlay... A large limousine car ownv
ed by Mrs. Anna Stone. of New York
City, containing three ladies and a.
driver, attempted to turn out for a
sprinkling cart near like bridge be-
tween Wilton and Cannon. In doing
so the automobile run too close to the
bank which began to cram
pie, beneath the heavy car which had
tipped and won only prevented from
turning turtle into the river below.
by 11 flail rail. The rail miraculously
held until :Mr. Sherwood and a truck
driver recovered a rcpe and tied the
car to a tree until It could be hauled
back into the road. Tbb ladlos‘an'd the
driver were badly frightened and cone
aidorod themselves lucky to escape
so easily. The mud guard on the car
was damaged but nothing; 111.19 broken
The «thunder and lightning storm
mingled with a, cliff wind Wednesday
110011 was the on... of considerable
damage about the town the cause of
more or hm talk. About the strang-
est thing that happened during the
storm won «that of a; large stock of m
which auddeuly disappeared from the
'Jobn Henley place. The boy was
1119ch In the rein-o of the barn yard
and had 1111.. 911111111 a tow 111111.111.
for the charm and .111 the men of 11.:
come tithe
are
summer at y lea.
you a distinguished appearanCe among
mm: 1111111911 «11111 11111111111111“ 91 um '“
11111 of 1111 1.111111 free. .111.
1-1-1: FABRICS we snow
the very latest creations for
Come and choose
your cloth and let us tailor you a per-
fect tinting suit. One that will give
well dressed men. Our workmen are
artists and turn out perfect work.
John Kubovic
213 WASHINGTON 811,
“SOUTH NORWALK.
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We Make
No. Charge
for Cunnecting
Gas. Ranges
To insure prompt attention or-‘
deny must be placed early. Don't
wait until the weather gets good
and hot. order your gas range
today. Am order placed now
means prompt attention. We can-
not promise this prompt service
if you delay in ordering. Order
now. A phone call or 11 postal
will bring our rsprenedfttivar
New Specials Every Day?
250 Window, Shades 19 (its
All colors, regular 250 éhades. with all fixtures complete. 190
Thursday. *
for 1‘
50c Men’s Underwear 39 195
For Thursday 39c.
Men's Shirts and Drawers, regular 50c.
$1.50 Dolls 99 dis
1 case of fine 24 inch imported Dolls, regularly $1.50.
case lasts 99c.
While this '-
All Bathing Suits to Go
37 SILK surrs. ..... ........ , 95.45“,
55 sun‘s ................... ......................... $3.95"
s4 sun's ............. ............................. .. $2.95
1.3 surrs ................. . .......... . ...................... $2.211;
$2 suns ...... ............................. 41.59
92.50 CHILDREN’S SUITS . .......................... $1.49
We 1
25¢ CAPS .................................. u
Linene Coats 99 (its
Just for Thursday. Ladies’ Long Linene Coats, all sizes.
last, 990.
While 1191*.
I
Dresses at $2.95
We are selling Dresses Ihat sold up to $7 for Thursday $2.95.
,3! House Dresses 79 dis
All sizes Ladies House Dresses. regular $100 value
day 79c.
For Thurs-
I
"Physically fiI"--tbe strong man who carries no ex-
cess weight The Vanadiumabuilt Ford has clur-
plus strength—but. no surplus weight Lean, clean
and In pelt-1 ct trim the Ford carries all its “ex-
cess bagguue" in its loadmnot in itself S. L.
Benedict. agent. 98 South Main street.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Afi’ording
Pleasure and Rest to ,
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND -’
and WASHINGTON, D. C.
. Norfolk and Old Point comfort add 1'.-
Iurn Includlng mall: and berth
New York to "11191111111111 61- Washington. o. 0.331%
" turn lnoiudlng mania .1111 north 81
ON 0. D. STEAMERD ‘
Hot and Gold flea. Water both: can the procured on Bloomer with
out. charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Whole
Tolurnpb System.
srnAMERs SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT- 3 r. ..
Tickets and fitnt‘eroom Reflex-Vatican. Pier 25, North River,
, 111111 of N. Moore at, New York.
Phone 8906 Bironhllu. Sondfor Illuieri/Bd 91111111111111.
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