lllllo- [ll llcls
.Wzls Removed to the Hospital in '
l
' non of Mrs. Bertha Godfrey, of No 39
.Iilat he had toddlived a smite 'irnc-
..one bruises. Dr. F B Brown assisted
a
_ the usual juvenile games.
I .
depend and refreshments more
,Mutlue both the must end oath
drool «dusted their appreciation of
no undid little. illicit child will given
. uranium drinkers to use
SIR lBRlDGE
liarold Godirey, of 39 Cross
‘Street. Norwalk, Badly injur~
' ell Yesterday Afternoon
Ml MlllllM lid SlMAM
Unconscious Condition
L Harold Godfrey the twelle- year old
Cross street, Not-walk was seriously
injured Sunday afternoon, by falling
from the iron bridge at Cl'oSs street,
‘ The lad, with a number of compsni
ions, was playing on tile bridge, do-
ing various stunts, one of which was
to climb along the iron spans of the
structure from the bottom to the top,
a distance of about twenty-live lest. ;
dfoung Godfrey was about midway.
to the top when he lost his hold and
tumbled to the water and rocks belowL'
The river is low at this season of the
year, and the water did not break his
loll. The boy struck his head on on
of the big rocks and was rendered in~
sensible. People in the neighborhood
picked hlnl up and carried him home.
Letter or W. J. Tracey Was called
and ordered the lad removed to the
Eldorwnlk Hodpltal. Here it w‘Ie found
ture of the skull, to addition to numer-
Dr. Tracey.
At the hospital today it was report-
on that his condition was serious. He
has periods of semi consciousness, but
anon relapses into an unconscious con~
ditlon.
wDancing at Roton tonight.
I
omm illlllllllll ills
(llllLDIIEIS‘ oil
The annual festival of the Cradle
.llnll and Beginners' Departménl of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church was
given Saturday afternoon in the
church parlors. under the supervision
of! Mrs. C. F. iioutwell, superinteud‘
out of the Cradle Roll, and Miss ‘Fan-
nie Mitchell, superintendent of the
diosint'lers' Department. About fifty
invitations were sent out and ahead
forty little people. accompanied by
their‘mothors.L were present. The pro-
gram consisted of a brief address by
lltovjtalph (Dilution address of wet-
oomc to the babies. by fillies Edna
Gondon; mediation. by Master Floyd
lAnxevlne, Evelyn Youngs and Gladys
'iiunt; solo, by idildos Gordon; song. by
the Bouindi‘crs' Department; Mrs. Durv
rill. accompanist, At the conclusion
or the program the children enjoyed
‘A particular and very unique foul»
ore of the event was a large swing.
which was enjoyed and Ippreeiaioil‘
‘ by all. Miss lrsno il‘lnu superintend
ed thin part of the run and rat's each
child a loud, lonl ride. ,
'i'ils I'Wii'il was very kindly loaned
lily A. J. collide. dielrnhmeutli, ooh-e
stating of his dream and cake. were
served at iron“ tables. The routes
were Widest! decorated with roses
lilies illusion misled with the
.oillllllltlllul 1 s 3;;
‘ " ;; Mllllfllliillllllllli
Llnnded William MoCnuley recently, in
; slve, the deputies and Wardenfimith
and dilution, the slit of Andmwiioinp»
PilZZLE:~—-Aro the name vial
' liens Busy? Somsllave Said
"They Were. Not '
After trailing a man for over six
weeks, following an investigation of
several weeks, County Game Warden
Wilbur F. Smith, of South Norwaik,
and his Dsnbury deputies, Sidney Wil-
kins and I. Augustus Beebe, finally.
the batting city and securedihls con-
viction for a violation Lot the game
laws. McCauiey, when arraigned in
c,ourt pleddod guilty to the change of
dyunnlltlhg a trout stream, and was
fined $72. 41. LL
There has been a general opinion
going the months that the game war-
dens have .not been doing much of
late. [Several investigating jobs have
kept them busy. however, and
nesw has been withheld in order
a warning would not be given
guilty parties.
In this particular Danbury case,
which was extremely difficult and eva-
{but
the
worked unceaslngly for clues for two
weeks before getting anything of a de-
finite nature. They knew that a. trout
stream had been dynamited and that
bag-loads of fish had been carried
away.
lll casting around .for durther, clues
the men were successful inriocatinz
the identity of the man who did the
work, but by that time he had left
town, dHe remained away for six
weeks, but upon his return a warrant
was awaiting him and he was imme
diately arrested. He thought the mat~
tor had blown over. lint he did not
take this consideration the clever men
with whom he wail dealing. "
rWhen he came before the court he
“ed with evidence that. was unshnka-
his. The leniency of the Judge re-
sulted in a line, with the costswmount-
ing to $72.41.
Tony Pukukus and another with
the same surname were arrested by
the wardens rewntly for shooting my
squirrels. This case, too, needed in-
vesiigation and the ducts were learn-
ed by the authorities. The violators
were forced to pay a fine with the
costs, which amounted to “8.21 each.
Oh. yes. the wardens are busy, al-
though all their work its not apparent
to the outside world.
~GRAND FIHEMEN'S EXCURSION
to New Milford, June 24. Train leaves
South Norwailt at 9:30, Norwnik, 9:35
a. on. Leave New Milford, 9 p. on
Round trip, 81.10 a person.
MOVE IN All"!
WHILE lNTMNIBITEB
Herilort Tattle, of New Canaan, pull-
ed out of his trouser-3' pocket a roll of
bills that would have been a boon to
anyone inept on a good time. and ex-
tracted from near the outer edge a
$50 bill to insure his appearance in
court. when he was taken before Cap»
into at Police llnrry .l. Gibson on illit-
urdsy evening. "i‘uttts was charged
with driving an automobile recklessly,
child under the influence of liquor,
and with failure to .uivo proper streets.
The New Cannon man and some
triends were in North Main street and
at the corner of Ann street ran into
one of diam ti. ‘Piiiitoflul’s loo wil-
uons, hurting it not I Irene deal, but
sensing a furor which resulted in his
err-slit. 'i‘llonllls Dom, driver, mode
the columnist.
Judge John Keogh. himself an onto
an chisel. wn nous one lenient this
mo ill: with the violator of the law,
as used his planned” {it for the also
and count. Ind tilt and costs for the
third count. 'i'he “tout amount paid
W “Add, fi‘uttis mm but It.“
l
TM" steamed...would
MdllllllMMl MEMlWMl
over which the express was due to
decldoll ”iii plaid utility. bodily centroid
' flouth :Norwallt at 9:30, Not-walk. 9:39
long the Rails in Tunnelirom
London in P'LLLLLLLLOLLLLLL L
MMM Mill Ill MME
Saved LExprese Train ‘Willefi
Passed Without Damage L
LONDON, June “ea—what is she-
pected to have been a militant suffra-
gette attempt to wreck all express
train from London to Plymouth in a
reported today. A motor belonging
to the London Southwestern Railway.
while proceeding through the tunnel
along the rails came in contact with
a heavy obstacle. 'l‘he motorman made
a search and discovered two heavyl
sleepers wedged between the metals
pass. The sleepers were removed just
a the long train came into ”night and
passed without damage. ,
«Dancing at Roton tonight.
LEFT NMIIT IIMIEN
3!. EALL ilI Mllilll
Mn. Charles V. Stowe, of No 7,
Lincoln dunno, Installed painful in-
iuries Saturday atoning by a fall dowl'lL"
several porch steps. Mr. and dim
Stowe had been calling at the rest-
donce of H, E. Pratt, No. 57 'Bnyviow
avenue, and when Mrs.’8towo wag
leaving the house she fell backward
down three or four of the front plant
stairs. In addition to a broken left:
wrliit she received numerous ,brtllm'
Dr. Henry C. Sharer was summoned
and he reduced the fracture and 0er
pressed the beliePlhat Mrs. “Stowe
would be all right in three or four
weeks.
~GRAND FlREMEN’s EXCURSION
to New Milford, Juno 2i. Train leaves
a. to. Leave New Milford, 9 p. in.
Round trip, 81.10 a pawn.
EAST NONWILK
IAIN IEETINB
Analysis .of the eonulidntion char
tor, by Attorneyiielsrai John iii.
Light. John F. Mendelian, George H.
vosburxh. at Fitch's bonnet. tonight.
ii p. in.
GIWYISUNG ANDRE... t
itev Dr. W H. Thom» will delimit
an addren oil Goiiyobiirx It the South,
Norwalil Methodist church on nest
Sunder owning. Dr. Thomas was out
the hold when he hood. I diary and iii
well qualified to recount the
bottle.” He will display a nutshell
from the fluid and tail on tumult“
story about it. Grand my dorm
Woman's Relief (terns, Spanish War
Veterans. Coast Artillery Oorpl. IndL
other kindred ormmtioos with this
Bremen and lower nutrient have heels
sailed to undid and oil-operate in will!
Inc the celebration colonists. ‘ ‘ l
”W
gilded bread Weiss-dot at dildo-
nor mm. d ileum In .
W
em I'rll‘IIr new
prepared b
tunnel near Devonport on Saturday, in,
LL . was solem
8 o 'clock,
Q
L the Rev. Wag
L I , The brldih
the guests
or the brine,
Llation was 2
popular lib L ,\
lord, and
taut “at my
soydhat
i
Ilium lin
Which has
on. is his
You, «Down
~Auto for
621d and 1440
..u—u
asaououv,
the agitation.
Sui-Journal.
of municipal
. Journal and Dublio- spirited editions orL
note in unusually here written to the
municipal electric worlds for informs»
lion ’
in Pride!”
headlines. the
MMIM. "3'
Winchester.
«nonhuman
Pious drown bf Ardlliioot
.1“
ted on a wedding trip
it so do at 79 wood- .
a shout tlmg engined has since om
em-ploed “film for the Southern
New. :Enslniid Neptune Commit
Quito: the QWn of his stayin‘tiiis
city he has diode many advances aloft:
W him to the public
mom to Midi Addie
tors in tap telephone olden. which
or the “inland. Mom. .
is a alarming young lady. and to a.
daughter of Mr. and Mn. Apart-tine
Veal, of 10 Lowe “not 1»
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman. of Trin-
ity Church, cram:
Mr. and Mrs. MoWllllams are read.
In; in Haviland utroet.
O
VAN wsoNIn-esuuauou.
William Henry Van Wagner and
mu from May Snulpnuuh, of South ,‘
Norwallr were married pm other-l will be attended by delegates, not only
noon by Rev Frederick A Coicmm.L from all the leading cities and towhs
rector of Trinity hiplmpal Church.
SOUTH NORWAL‘K.
Every community.hu a quarrel dill
it; own. Bandusky, Ohio. a well- 909W!
intod city to oxidation the question or
municipal ownership in public mill to be done by the Buffalo congress
ties. All usual, there are two sides toj‘
monopoly, ably supported by their or“
can. the innocently, Matador the other
is the citizens' hope. defended by the
hills all othernexperisncon, the name
South Norwnlld suns-ts the standard
on), the some of South Namath“ is
conspicuous on every «page in flaring
wonderful lulu... .. The bill; of may
oi youth Noreen: consumer» are re-
ill service in each of the item may
tinned; in stolen, slid cartoon lithol-
lasts thrones on the light . ,
The diamond Mu also titles on '
in matter and utility prides: his as,
entertained: at South Melville.
a
emotions. and w
sSadle Lawton:
rnoon Mr. and Mrs.
Newark. ‘.
of interest. and on
L southern New
o 09. Wed.
9. a you! silo
.lm the lm tiling
direct. one of the overt»
Ll
Tels l
5
blue. D. Travis.
'l‘rain 'cnlls a. specialty.
onto. ADVII‘HQII
do.
One side is the private;
ownership The 8m-
6
lands of the liter-Jour-
toeatton is more odour
total number of lumpy
l
general IanrindInliIal
write «an in will”,
L Vlllflll it Bill MHMMS
downer Has Millie Ptovtous
Miss Von ,
illnL ,
waterline mm
nonunion cloudln
Ml w ill MMMM
Recommendations Renard-
inn Signals
‘1
BRIDGEPO‘RT, Cotton June 23 .'-—-vALt ~
the resumption of Coroner Phelsn’s in.
onset into the Stanton! meet} at the
, ‘litairiiold County Court House this of"
lemon, it we. expected that the Cor—
oner would examine a number of in-
ventors who claim “to have perfected
an automatic train stop. After prev-
loud Wreck investigations on the Newt
;: Haven load. the Coroner hadrecumw
mended that automatic stops be in-
stalled At the inquest last week,
Charles H. Morrison, signal engineen
of the road, testified that there were
no such satisfactory automatic device
that he know of. and he laid be ex—
omitted the models of many or them. .
it is probable also that the coroner.
will call Wit? ii been. of the road. .
We . .
who {mfifflt MW
meson E-NDORSES comma” con
BEE” ON SCHOOL HYGIENE.
Dr. Thomas A. Storey, of the College
of the tiny of New York secretary
general of the fourth International
Congress on chool Hygiene, has re
ceived a letter from President Wilson,
fills: Mllltii runs .
' tilt ..L'lll lltllllil j _
*L 1913, a. number of the pupils of lilies
. cessfui piano recital, at her home, 16
i
" “Ashes (it Ll'o‘ve" ....... Walter nous
Handsome Decorations and Art
isle Acquit Themselves .
creditaoly
On Saturday afternoon, June 21st;
Madeleine C. Magnet: gays a most suc-
Holden avenue a'rhe artistic note
struck by the dainty floral decorations
pupils. all of whom performed their
work with a finish that reflected great
credit upon their instructor. In no
place was '.the‘ quality of Miss Mag
ners‘ work boiler shown than in the
playing of Mariner’s cradle Song, as a
duet, with two pianos
was as follows:
‘lldliliiary Array". ........ C. W KLeruL
_ James Adams ,
“Tarantella" .Henri V‘an Gael
‘, Anita Dowd.
“Little Rambler" ,' . . .
Nat Fillow
“Columbine" ..LI ...... Pierre Renard
Frances Hickey.
“Season of linens" .. .. ..M. Greenwald
' Gothérius Cornered. . ’,
“Playful Fountain I‘rederick William
I
..I W. Russell
'{Light of distort" ..n. 8. him
Not Goodwin
“Winter Sports" Sidney Stein
. Olga Schedo. T *
“attaining" 1.....I..... MLW. Russell
, 'Pnui Mather. M '
"Rip; Van Winkle and Brownies"
. n Dorothy Beck.
“land ofDreoms" ...._.. .Ch. Lauwens
Clara Wempe.
Dust (two pigoosl~“0radle Sons"
........,.n Hansel-
Louise Tierney. Vera McNamara.
collo’olIo-oencu
indies Tierney.
"Sconce of Gayety" .
George Dudley Martin
Eleanor Jenks.
“On the Lake" ......... F. Williams;
Vera llllanmara.
.......
—Hon. Wm. J Bohannan. Albert:
in which the president gives his hearty
endorsement to the forthcoming con-.
gross. which will be held at Buffalo,
the last week in August, and which
of this country. but also from all the
loading notions of the world.
In his letter President Wilson
writers: ‘1 warmly appreciate the do-
sire of the committee organizing the
fourth
School Hygiene. that I should accept
the honorary cities of patron of that friend“. a large “mm," of whom came culsr praise to Warren 0.
0.011510" 1 concede to their wish in'
the matter with real pleasure."
batters showing interest in the work
have also been received ‘rom the gov-
ernors of a number of States. as well
as from the mayors of leading cities
in: ”country and abroad.
One of the» interesting features at
. the controls will be the presence of ‘
delusion representing a community
interest in school hnleoe. These dol-
mm are now being appointed by
annotations interaction in civic int.
provolnsut, push or Mothers" Clubs,
hmte’ Asiooiatlon. Teachers? Assn»
elation. Charity Oruutmion docile
ties, Tuberculosis 'bill’ild. volition
Nurses' Association. Boards of Trade.
Ind Women ll Club‘s. .
'i‘ils hairdo coon-sell is the um
internatiouil disagrees on Bonnet lir-
Ilene ever held in America. and role
menu the mall elaborate effort made
in this country downed ilrilluinu school
and ileum the world.
A , p the novel telltale: for the one
toruinniout, of visiting determine will
fiction plenum. «soils: with
itlrlieM’o emblems. mutation
to the columns lit MIL
M
industrial shirts. and ”'MMWL
f
l
uovsrnm, by mayors. and by various! .
one”: smile to insistent
iM. Pohllman speakers, open air meet»
ing, tonight.
TWENTY-FIFTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
\ir. and Mrs. Carl A Herolrom ob-
served the twenty filth anniversary or,
f
1
International 00""9" ”“L ltheir marriage, last Friday evening, by ’ 10 “Y
i
entertaining a large company all
from ouoof- town. ';
The lawns were handsomely den-1
oratod with Japanese lanterns and;
them was music in the class rooms. l
with Professor Finklontone at thof
piano. Mr. and Mrs. Haretrom re-f
colved many beautiful presents. and
refreshments were served. "
m
i
m.
-Open air meeting on consolidation
tonight. east end Washington street
bridge.
GLUTTING DOWN LANGUAGE.
The tnclturn men of biliary did not
refuse to tail: altosether. They owe
their reputations to the fact that their
talked only when they had shmethinu
to only.
M
A "MITRE".
”libs washimmmod out” , '
“dispelled from the silhouettes?"
”Yes; they ascertained that. shit was
merely billion to tails oil weight and
‘ L NOW. RDUTINI.
‘ "All iii; new no your bofl’diht
use well sustained throughout by the. L
The program L
-_ house will be built of hulk
block; and stucco, brain: I
not through any real seal for tho'
think, hither in Lflt‘iiil or zoo L
, Thrown upon his head 2
front seat often automobile an
. AtLhGI'ton_ «-
No 52, 0. E. s Letterman divine
vice at the First Methodist lip
to hear Rev. W. H. Walteham’
sermon on "The Significance?
Solomon's Temple." The Mason's
quite a showing, sitting in n .,.
the church. That the invltntl
appreciated is shown ‘ by the
number who turned gilt. ‘
With the Masonic Order purl
ly in mind, the pastor, Rev. Mr:
ham. predched an interesting and
strong sermon last evening. '
only were the members of thin L
on] organisation interested, but all it .
others of the large congregation”. _
delighted with what the preach
The music was excellent,
who rendered “Galilee" by
was extended. _
W
won. some soun' H
ii. w. Mather has when?
tract to build dour houses on
coin avenue for Charles ill H
can lamily. titted up with e .
vsnieucs.
”GRAND HEIMIN'I IX
to New Milford Juno dd
South Nowell: at 9: so. iii
a in. Leave New. Kid
hound trip, tile a ”
'\
or come in, Mid
With the snow mu
nastiest Company on one
pewter and the old mu
other all. will the a ,
this afternoon when the
in: the wires- of that
Norwalk Chronicler