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'fflsrlln sun “The Well” Drew
, Inno tlonnoo Investigation Roon-
Innilon Stanley FaIInorod
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IinIIod States Steel Corporation
S Probe Exotica Interests
' ~WASHINGTOIN, July 3.~—IConiirma-
. tion- of David Mmar's claim that it:
Invas he who drew the congressional
resolution under which the Stanley
committee investigated the United
Itltates Steel Corporation was given to
the Senate lobby committee today by
’ IHnery B. Martin, head of a so-called
“anti-trust league." I
Martin's testimony, less startling
than that of yesterday. when Lamar.
’ smilingly told of confidential rela-
tions with Wall Street leaders “and
«‘ his impersonations of congressmen,
was corrobatory and supplementary
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-—Vanderhoef and 00., Butler street,
will continue the sale of ladies' hats
.fn shapes and sailors during the that
once of the month. Real bargains on
display
in our packing moms.
amiva
PRIZES
Organization, for men:
First prize, loving cup,
S Nutmeg Club.
' «Second prize. hanging clock. I
Catholic Union Council Knights of
Columbus.
' Organization. for woman,
S First prize, this case clock,
Court Cecile, No. 106. ‘ ..
Eleco‘nd prize. picture,
Norwalk Equal FranchiseSLengua
Best float.
' First prize. loving cup,
‘tiockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.
Second prize, his American flag.
Our Brothers lodge, l. O, 0. F‘.
Decorated autos, S
First prise. fIre extinguished, 5
Wallace Parks
Second price, auto clock.
Mrs. Fitch of Norwalk. ‘
.4:
Best dressed man,
li‘lrst prise. diamond scarf- pln, It I I I
Norwalk.
Boot dressed woman,
First prise, all): shirt waist,
South Norwallt. '
Bolt comic dressed moat
Prise, umbrella,
Joseph Cornell.
_ lieu comic dressed woman.
I airing lost kid (lover
annex, new In Win.
Bolt dressed Halli) five or I, III
5qu box cigars each
Norwsik boat club.
' .3051 mm: troop rim or ~ I
open pair silk initiation on
I .Tbl‘rtoon Orlxlnsl ninth--
Mt comic Imup {In I; I I, .
scrum each
S' “V. giwnl.' . I_ 3
”woes oi MII pm}!
HI‘IA 1mm at! n
.-_ _.,-.- _c.‘J'
‘ read a copy althnzir". admitting that
S it might have Ibt'l‘II I"‘Il'IV(‘d [It tho
store. ‘
Mr. IBrlnkerlwr- III'I that he had
S represented tin ..I-. l‘l‘ll as a sales-
man for 10 you» I that the order
had been givIII W Smith, who al~
so asked: 'hI'II‘I III ,1 at net weight.
This was no: to as the goods
were alwnI I-IIIInI :I. package weight.
The prose 'w. ':: do the contention
that othw “II." of bacon are sold
by not II-I Hno brand was nplno-
ed In _. HI :1 package of burn
" was in» IIMIIHIIII as evidence.
sun by Package.
Jot , II. In «I IIthnll, wholesale dealer
in ‘ I I :I testified that It is the
or I ‘ in package weight and
tn: III~ won and other wrapped
I: whether wruwod nood- wiil come on-
I _’ mm were victim in town, last
‘ uranium unloading the carnival and
nun insist . _
nu IIIIII illii
no noise Msdo Yet by tile Food f
Commissioner and There It
Doubt so to status ‘
BRIDGEPOM‘, July its—Intricate
questions “accruing the scope to! the
S package or container statute. Will
on mercantile procedure and of vital
interest- to packer merchant and
household, came up in city court this
morning berm Judge Frank (L. Wild-
er In the continued arraignment of
Charles IBrdhkerhoff, of lNew Canaan
' ‘ salesman for Sperry and Barnes, of
New Haven. «He is specifically chars-
ed with a violation of chapter
134 of the statutes of 1911 and of
misrepresentation of weight. Sealer
of Weights and Measures Dennis n.
Kelly is the complainant and upon the
results of the action will depend greet-
1y his future course along these lines.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney John
P. Gray represented the state and At-
torney Ralph A. Beers of Beers and
Foster, was counsel for the defense.
Judge Wilder took the papers. di-
rected that briefs 'be filed and con-
tinned the case until July 12.
133cm: Weight in "Dispute.
The goods, concerning the weight
$50,000 lint Gems Taken IIY/h
titan Willi Enters Wool
Lawyor’ a Home at my
Branch
tannin onus ll
uni__I___iv nits tint
Forces Servants to ”.._—filing: Quiet
White He Looted House
NEW YORK, July lie-Dozens, of
centrnl ot'ilce men are watching rail«
road terminals and steamboat landings
man, for It inlet who took 350000
WOIIII of lonelry during the night af-
t9. threatening to kill six servants
In IIII‘ home of Harry P. Haas, at
III”. Iliunili.
of which there is controversy, were
five pieces of bacon consigned to
George W. Smith of the Village store
Mr. Kelly showed «that the consign
ment was billed as weighing 5':
pounds but that when actully wciul-
ed minus the wrappers, only IliumI
the scales at 51 pounds. He I-un- '
tended that this was a misrepivmll
tutlon and that, if sold this w: I_\ 11.“!-
bacon should bear the not “(MIN of
the contents stamped on tho w-ziipl
per. The Manse of the IioromluniI
was that the MM goods are L'vn- ,
‘ EMIY‘WWWWRm In glib» ‘
weigh/t. Attorney Beers shown] :i
letter written by the lists to their I :v'
tomers to «the effect tnIIII rim mods
were sold as represent.~Ii lliltI by
them as jobber: and HM: tiny did
not hold themselves stnmsihlv 'for
slight differences. \Ir. S‘IIIIII said
Sthot ’heIdId not ret'tillilI/II‘ the letter
as one oi" which IIII Iml Involved or
Itibed as received from the
don't the Jobbers did not In-
I crating the weight. die out
concerning the Weight of
I no for mopping up the goods.
I‘ Potter, of Hartford, state
nod food commissioner, told
himself and the director of the
. experiment elation being select
I I I.) draw no rules in accordance
‘u the statutes. Also that no rules
I «In as yet. been drawn up concealing
SII status of wrapped bacon but hnvo
Icon concerning bacon enclosed in
Idols srin. its was In doubt as to
p II I‘ no
her the container law.
There is also to attention concerning
‘a certain omnlbto shrinkage In illit-
torlslli acid in wrapped politician and
emotional upon Weather and other
climatic conditions.
TOM KHAN sunset-no.
Thomas Kelly was arrested, last
night, charged with bleach oi the
, for creating a disturbance not A.
on. humans barber shop. The on
root was made by «timetable Henry 0.
'I.
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S. sheriff and on. William Wilmer. of
will: a mo crooner In the auto.
mobile manning um emotion.
[Ill police of New Jersey and New
\‘oii. Iiul'o united in a general search
air the man, who has two pearl neck-
II'II' Is one worth $20,000 and the other
snuouu~a $3,000 diamond ring and
till“) other valuable pieces of jewel-
I\
Hi. and Mrs. Haas and Mrs Hem
Iitnta Hus Mr. Hausa mother, left
their summer home about 8 oclock
lust. night to no to the theatre. Mrs.
Ilaaa, after putting on a few pieces
0! ”Wei”. locked the remainder in ‘
The the; In a bureau Nomi
m the new to our holistic!
Only two bf the servants knew that
tho Who'll! were in the house.
' servants WON Preview.
When the Haas family returned
they found their home shines with
lights and the six servants {fuddIOd
together in fright on the rear porch.
Some of them «were praying. The head
maid and butler warned ‘Mrs. Hm
that there was a burglar In the house.
The, house was searched, but no
trace of the burglar was found. it labe-
Iieved that the horn of the returning
Haas automobile frightened him
away. The. maids said that as she
was making the rounds «for the night
she saw a man In Mrs. Haas’ room.
Threatened Them With Death.‘
He had entered through a hole cut
in a. screen of a setuondustory window.
Drawing a revolver, the man warned
the maid to keep quiet and lead him
to the servants‘ quarters. Ho rounded
up the six servants. marched them to
the back porch and left them titers
with the throat of instant death if
they moved.
The first train to New York today
brought Mr. aliens lo the city, where
he conferred with operatives of a do-
tccvlve agency. Six men from the
agency hastened to Long {Branch and
are there today making on investiga-
tlou.
om Truly Overlooked.
Although Mr. than had left his
watch and several hundred dollars In
cash In the pocket of the trousers no
bad vim-n while playing; tennis earlier
In the evening, it was not touched.
A small pocketbook belonging to Mrs.
Haas containing flit), lwwovcr, was
taken.
Among the missing articles. twon
ty-ono places In all, won» We homo
shoe diamond pins nod a huge outcr-
old.
Mr. Haas ti a lawyer at 42 moorl-
way. its has nutty homo at I Went
huronticth street. At his ounnner
home at long Branch he has the six
servants. The house is utmost hidden
by trees and shrubbnry, which pro
vided ample covering for the burglar.
(loot. Wanting, of the tiled hank
police, was notified or the robbery
and took charge of the one. The
rubber. honour. nod left oracticallyrw
notion; in the way of a slew. Mr.
discs «to this manning that thorof
seemed to be nothing to work en.
die expressed absolute maddest-o in
the servants, all of whom, he said.
M been with him for s uunnbr of
Years. '
Civil Moor Samuel «W. Hoyt. In.
city on oer of South Norwalk. has
surveying a tract of
one hthISacn-os in gaudy IHook. at
the not!!!“ ”it of this State. die
started li‘roderlok Gabon, Ghostor
“amounts and Arthur Waterbury on
the worth Wednesday, returnluk home
at noon. boys are home for tho
‘ holiday. but will return tomorirw to
complete GITQT contact.
'fhe‘ tract is I. newly added portion , S
to the vast admire of Alfred 'H. Muiii~
ken, of Chicago, tilt, who summers at
New Canaan; drive miles of the prep
6113'. which is now 1,200 acres in ex-
tent, has a shore frontage on the Hou-
satonic river: to: Muillken is ‘a mu-
lionaire andghas the property as a
some preserye in part.
Engineer 2Hoyt; has previously sur-
veyed the other portions of the land
as they “WOW'QRWI
H079“ INSPEGTIIII
‘ SW I“— BEE If“!
It is reported that several of the
larger cones in in Norwalk are not
abiding by . S State laws regarding
working hours for women and the oth-
er things prescribed to the statutes.
been appointed and it is hoped that
she will notice conditions overlooked
by the former deputies Non-walk has
had.
John 3 MM“ ls’the new fac
tor; mist and he has Appointed
Manama .Btlnioy as a deputy in-
specter.
Leos unto
roars tnnnl.
Stew lamb, 7c.
IRIb (thorns. 14c.
Loin chops, 180.
Small fresh shoulder 16c
Caiveo' liver. 180.
Beef liver, 100.
Small shoulder, 15c.
Veal to roast, lilo-20c.
Oieo, 20c-25c.
The Boers Meat and Provision Co.
12 we
can
-—THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
HOSPITAL, Brooklyn. N. Y., cures
for 5.000 tin-door, and several thousand“
out-patients annually. They comprise
surgical and medical cases, adults
and children. Lam year maternity
patients nmnbered 300.
The Houdini conducts a' Training
School for hluroes, with a two and a
half yws’ course. under the Regents.
Applicanis sinculd be members oi
some Evangelical Church. of good
health, with a year of high cancel. or
lis"oqulveltcul. There~ is room, at
present, for several desirable appli-
cunts.
The Hospital also conducts a Post
Graduate course of six months for
graduates rmm hospitals at good
standing. Last year's graduating
class numbered- thirty‘dlve, In the rec-
ular arid post-graduate courses.
For information address the super
loncnt.
REV. A. El. KM'ANAGH.
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SHAMROCKB AND SILVSRMINEB.
The Shamrock Baseball also will
tron/oi to Slivormlne. this afternoon.
and play the strong ellvormlno team.
of that place. There will be a amt
chokeup In the lineup since last Bun»
days defeat. The Shamrocks have
so far this sonson won a and lost 1.
The attainments hopo to bring home
the game.
The game between the dhmroclts
and at. Mary's Y. M. t}. has been call-
ed elf. because titres of the sham»
root's best players cannot be with
thorn
band» the shamrocko will cross
bats with the lichens: st lineman»
tar Grounds. V
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”Alli/b to hire. .
‘A new deputy factory Inspector'hnsfl'Dd h" be“ unoccupied for “I”
Itlme. it no: hedhtehantcd only by un-
, The building, or the greater part there-
of. could have been saved had there.
S loss task undertaken by the «firemen.
Inn. loinnn fiction, Burns,“
Willi Loss of ”$2,000
uh in unit «
* niobium
lion-see lioti ,Iiarti Pull With
Three Ton Fire Truck
Fire, firmly believed by the author-
ities to have been of incendiary ori-
gin, totally destroyed the unoccupied
house in Taylor avenue owned by
Mrs John Morton, of Franklin street,
between .5 and .6 o'clock last night.
Chief George W. Bogardus stated lastl
night that there was not sutllcient wa-‘
ter pressure With ’which to light the
fire, it was necessary to wit the
house downand use chemicals to keep,
the homes from communicating to
nearby houses. The building, a total:
loss, was worth probably 52, 000
The building was an old structure
authorized persons, presumably
tramps, and twice previously tire, with
suspicions circumstances. has been
discovered in time to save total doJ
structlon.
in. its” thorium nonma- the two
horses with o. three-ton truck. audit
was slow work reaching the blaze.
been water, but so this necessary
quantity was lacking. It was a hopo~
Chief Bogarduo ordered the structure
pulled down so the best way of pro.
venting further damage, and the lad-
dles entered into the work with a will
unoccupied «I... owned by,
nately.
Blair and family next door, took tire,
but diligent work of the men wltiu
chemicals prevented any great dam
age to the dwelling.
There is a standelpe and tank in
Summit avenue, which was designed
to care for the needs of the section.
principally because of the fact their
the pressure on the hill is not of the
best. it is understood however, that;
Taylor avenue mains. I 1
Chief Bogurdus stated to a Sentinel
reporter last evening that he intends
taking the matter up with the water
department at once, to ascertain‘
where lies the fault.
FORMER PIILIBE GHIEF
HA8 906K" PIBKED
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The only incident that marred the
carnival fun last evening was
startling announcement that in former
chlot‘ of police or Non-walk, John Gems
icy. now of Yonkers. was robbed of
a man's linkers clutching at some-
I
sopars‘te his hand from the coat. Mr.
(iormloykrabbcd the fellow and hold
him until ()illcor Clone took charge at
him. this (ova-his name as William
Robinson. of hoston, and when search-
ed on money was found on his person.
He admitted that his pal. whose name
he refused to‘dlvulr; hind taken the
money. ’l‘hn police re on lhelookout
for the pol.
Hogan and stomtord Democratic club;
was held at the Point yesterday. lot
connection with the dinner and donor1
at formula“: of. the club on. main too:
turo will he the doses. innate: will
commence early in the evening and
Dan ”‘71.: ‘TBIII
into Into oat-r.
a:
will continue uhtil 1 o'clock.
also.
R. _ S
ruins and extlnsuitlhing flames alter. ,
glesve tomorrow, and will be away ten
the siandplpe Is not connected with‘
HI) by two Benton dips. (lormley felt
thing In his pocket and he turned In, grasped mg [align straw hat,
time to see a stranger undonvorlnu talcum the car, his efforts ppm; gut).
The first annual picnic or the haunting Booth Main street.
conductor to collect the fares were In-
,word Bernard, of Spring street, and
theE
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Mrs. Iioorps Holley and a Boy
II can Elunpo liver Bank on
Thomao' Illil But Ara
linlnlurod
tannin—nu.- I
An automobile accident. which
might easuy have been of more seri-
one consequences, occurred yesterday
Safternoon, about 3 o’clock, at the foot
of Thomas' Hill. The car was owned
and driven by Mrs. George McKay, or
'Rlowayton. and she was accompanied
by e. young lad, whose name was not
learned.
The boy was engaging Mrs. McKay
in conversation and in some way she
lost control of the car as the foot of
the long, sloping hill was-reached. The
auto swerved suddenly and pinned
down the steep bank toward the wa-
ters of Head & 'Horns' Bay. or the up- _
per end of Wilson’s Cove. Luckily
a projection saved the machine from
turning turtle,and neither of the oc-
cupants of the wayward automobile
was injured.
The windshield was smashed in the
accident, the body of the car scratched
and one tire put: out of commission ab-
solutely.
McNerney's auto truck became mir-
ed in some, way and when Alfred Cut-
'bill came along in his machine ‘ 110,
found it necessary to first haul the
truck out of its precarious position.
The both machines tugged at the Mo-
‘ Kay car and finally got it back on the
road again.
0. II. I. ANIMAL TEN
MVS’ Till”! 0E Ill!“
The annual tour of duty of the Oca-
necticut Naval Militia will begin to.
marrow and the members of Second
Section, Third Division, of moonlit.
willloin the New Haven and Hartford
jackle tars on the good ship #8 ‘8
gunboat “Machine." to go to Proiiinca-
town, Mass. Here target practice will.
consume much of the time and the
general Instructions necessary for suc-
cessful Working. of the militia will he
meted out
Commander Eben Hill. Jr., of No:
walk, will be in command. The boysS,
Once the root of the home of John idays. They wii return. touching Port- sailed from there and was
‘land, Maine.
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HEAR FEIIIIEII DBMS
PASSEIEERS T0 ENNIS
A crowded car, bound for Norwailt,
early last evening, hold what was Jes-
timatcd to be one hundred and jiffy!
people. They were perched on running
boards, on the inside mil, on the fund'
er-nt the rear. and In fact in every
conceivable place where a foothold
could be secured. The efforts of the
tinned well nigh impossible. The our
started suddenly and the crowd on the
fender. numbering perhaps too young
men, were thrown to the brick pave-I
nuont In North Main street, when the
cowcatcher strap broke and allowed
it to fall. .I
Among those on the fender weretlikl
Arthur 8. Pearson, of Toy r avenue.
Mr. Pearson saved himsel by Jumb-
ing, but ‘Mr. llernnrd was Icon forth.
note and he fell iull length on the
bricks. Evidently ho was not Injur-
od seriously. for he lumped up.
and
careful
several of the boys who felt were
unable to catch the our again and
were «forced to await the coming of
the next one.
’1‘. it. Ferris, at New Haven, was a
visitor in town yesterday on (business.
Howard divans. oi tiarnntnltiyn.S is
spending the holidays with relatives
lieu—8W ‘
I. Furnished ileum to host? A
Bohtlnel want changes It to a fur
sifted roommltentsd.
I a such adv. pm bust in line but
Icostumes of the individuals
fmik, last night to witness in
’val. They later autood loads
1 I
has ever known. It fully on
250th anniversary celebrati
walk. The electric admit
and illumination of slides rt
lined the “great white my
ed that Nor-walk was not as
noise was almost deafening
cared for noise when theyr
having the time of‘thelr S
funniest that have eyei- W1
people were convuls’ed with '
occasions. Tel. 1231.
Bansn which arrived at not
'from Dominican parts. into
at President Ornate.
had]! or assassinated and that
Ivolution in the talent! ’>
Spending, if it had not actualiy'gi ' '
The report reached Puerto, 1'
‘June 26 the day on which t
believed. it was to the effé
president had been poisoned;
agent of his enemies who hull
ed employment in the ‘
household.
William 0. Book, or west
and automobile party came
walk and when the tourism -
open and was suddenly In.
Mr. 'Beclt's nieces in the MM '
three or the donors on be: r.
caught betw'oon the door and
This fingers were quite bull
ed. though it is not bottom! I.
bones were‘brokon. The, '
stopped in front of Jacob
is Cola olilce and the child ‘
to Multitude drug store, w
injury «was attended. ‘
The little lot was still
paint. but here it all all
training the admiration and, ,
respect of all who saw incl" lit
bio.
NOTIOKI NOTIOI
If you are a subscriber '
Monarchs. Mime/hie W
The Metropolitan, for three
it you are not it submit ‘
bring 3160 and The Mi I
moraines will be sent you ”
months by mail. It you
a novsboy deliver your W
title for nominee and pay
‘ attack for The Muesli.
clues deal with NI '3"
lost: on vino tattoos
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