latives in Harrison, New York
" H. G vein at West Main street.
'« . Slate August 1, under which it will be
a
" boomers.
*aouth Norwaik,
been visiting Mr.
. Little; of Stevens street.
have been. entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Body, who has been spending a week,
homo.
‘ nurture.
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light blue shades ‘
Mia liter: Daniels. of Norwalk, spent
try, with friends in Newburg.
,1 . South Norwsik City Council will
sector monthly business this even-
‘Juy 7th
OPENING
. Merrill
Summer School
South Norwalk.
aces robe, No. 26, 1. o. n. M., will
old a weekly meeting tomorrow
tColfax Encsmpbent, 1'0. 31, l. 0. D.
.. twill ‘meet this evening for regular
'Mrs. Julia Quintard, of High street,
has been visiting in
aromas Springs.
1cm Edmondo de Amicis, No. 173,
Foresters of America. will hold a reg-
ular meeting tonight.
gw
_.Mrs. Mary Flaws, of Brooklyn. has
and :Mrs. Jeremiah Port Che-tor.
Stamford.
‘ The Misses Clark, of Merwin street,‘ " “'
Smith
Cleanser and
Dyer
24 North Main St.,
South Norwaik.
Stamford, Greenwich_
New York City.
Addrew Little, of Danbury.
lMlsa May Ryan. of Rankiln ave-
nue, has been making a visit with re-
'?
i
Miss Martha Gregory of New Mil-1%?
ford, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ill.
Mills Celtic Shunrway, of New Y ork
has on visiting her mother, Mrs. Cc i .
iostiatG: lSliuiuwny, of Union Park. '1
Frank Bacon. of the Southern New.
England Telephone Company‘s local ‘ C:
office. is enjoying a two weeks respite. H"
from his duties.‘
l
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.The regular meeting of the Putnam
Hose Company will be held in
quarters in the Central Fire Station
in Franklin street. this cv.cnlng
and
QC.
Miss Funny Sheehan. of Hartford;
spent the week end with her parents
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunning-3m Norwalk. 5
hum. of Lowe street, has returned
Soho Cherry, of Camden, Non Jcr-
The Boy Scouts, of \‘i'cstport, spent
Saturday at t‘ompo lloach. A general,
good time was reported. i
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A new law nous liilo effect 111 the
Frederick Miller, of Norwuik, hurl
resumed his dullca 111 the Norwaiic
post oiiico utter a week‘s vacation.
necessary for persons desiring to get
married, to file 11 notice of their in-
toution before a permit can be issued
by‘the board of health.
James Van Ordeu. of Graubury dis-
trict. Norwulk. suffered serious injur-
ies in a fall from a cherry lice in his
lard, last week. and will be removed
1s soon as possible to Norman 801w
liera' lliomc hospital. Mr. Van 0:.
ion formerly resided in llunbury and
lo a Civil War veteran.
James It). liz'ltevcus, Edwin ll... Elto-
veua. Charles Flatt. William 0. Mon
rift and Maurice flattery returned,
lust wreck. from the Gettysburg but»
tlclieid, whore. despite the iutenue
heat, they had a splendid reunion.
”Wu
The committee of fifteen of tho Norl
walk Aerie. No. 1388. il‘. 0. 13).. hold a;
labeling yesterday morning. and made
urrunuomania to go to field day 111i
Bridgeport. July 22. The Norwalll;
Aerie will march from“ Norwalkj
through Wont avenue to the Soul
Norwaik Station led by the American
hand. They will dren- in while for
hots, white shirts rod neck lieu blue
Joseph A. Hogan. of the lllroct flan
porting Company. who baa been in the
' loath Norwulk branch since flu estab-
- iohmeut. has been transferred to the
:lrldgoport branch. lilo wall a popular
song mun while hero and it is with
strut that his friends learn of his do
Charles A. tflour, of Dunn
belts and dark trouaors A good timcl
ast India TeaCo
Come early on account of alterations
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House.
33 South Main St, South Norwaik
v“;
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is expected.
l any. succeeds Mfr. Megan. Possess-
all of is pleasing personality and ex.
We courtesy, Mr. hour will doubt-
. all become equally as popular ”was
his predecessor.
new; 'NDTichil
f you are a sdiiscrlbcr to The son-
.hol bring or sand in 3150 and not
bros of the most, popular magma“.
(aunt's, Fashionable Woman and
lint Metropolitan. for three months.
f you are not a subscriber sand or
clip: that) and The fienliuol and .
admin» will be cerium for ohm
they mail. if yea «prefer to have
‘ deliver your W m as
Restored Immediately 3 To
Dark Beautiful Color by
Hay’s Hair Health
M In so and faded .1ng
form “mammalian
marriages» «new
uphill cowl-"mm.
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anywhere WI!
125 Washington Street
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4th Of Jul
“ of Ladies’ and Misses' Dresses, Walsts Middry Blouses, skirts, Norg
folk waists. Coats and Sporting Costs in the new green, white and
fl .
To, .
Enumerate
. the Merits
of
The
Sentinel
is Unneces-
story—'-
Judge for
Yourself
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minuscule ammo...
”yarn-cumin fro eaaacu
I supposedly frozen to death is merely
‘Seymore has announced he will lead
. ma scorr, wuo. HE.
save, 8711.1; LIVES.
W
jc1a1m1ng that the body of spar-son
benumbed, Dr. August do Costellane
a search for the explorer and his com-
rudea. who failed to come forth from
the Antnrtlc wilderness. The Dorothea
and it. F. >8cott expedition has b’eeu
organized for the purpose.
For some years the doctor has made
experiments with frogs, fish, rodents
and cats and dogs to prove that ex-
treme cold does not extinguish the
spark 'of life. Scientific men have
become so interested that on his ar-M
rival in the United States he was in-
vited to deliver two lectures at Her-
ard and another to scientific men in
Providence.
WIN PRiZE IN CARN’WA‘E, l
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Pupils of Mrs George W. Bradlex
Made a Hit in Norwalk l
‘ Mrs. George w. Bradleys pupils
who represented "The 'i‘birtben Orig-
inal States" in the carnival, presented
a the appearance and were loudly ape
plaudcd all along the line of march:
The float was beautifully decorated
inaliy liable for the Stamford wreck.
., a who have caused more damage, more
‘ r; injury to the people of the country.
, ticians who believe in keeping things
. stirred up in an effort to create public
clamor through which they are to be
1 yEliow, that is bound to bring, if con-
» ; tinned a cataclysm in the affairs 01
; politicians who are at Coroner Phe- ‘
lan's elbow, excerps from the Em 1
It is these irresponsible politicians
high and humble, than can be romeo
died in many luulroll ”It is these poli-
retaiued in office" it is this playing.
to the galleries this deublug of the
the nation
For the benefit 61 the sinm- whens
gineerlng News, one of the profound
authorities on railroad matters a’rq
herewith given concerning the damage
and liemorailzation that is bound to
result from a haphazard yielding to
a manufactured clamor for criminal
indictments.
The Engineering ‘Newsin its editorJ
this on this very important subject do:
ciares that Indictments of their re-’
spondibiiity, and adds:
_”At the present day particularly,
railway officers everywhere are study-
ing with the greatest care all ques-
tions affecting safety in railway oper-j
alion. There can be no doubt, there-
fore, that railway ofllcers, for the pro
tection of the lives of millions of peer
sensors and thousands of employees,
carncvilv desire to do everything pos-
sible to attain a high degree of safety
in railway operation. To indict for
manslaughter, directors,
and officials of the operating depart-‘
ment whenever an accident occurs on
the lines under their charge would
give them no keener realization of re
sponsibliity than they now have.
“it will, of course, be admitted that
where definite and direct responsibil-
ity for an accident can be traced to
an individual, whether he be a brake
man or a railway official, some argu-‘
ment may be made in support of an
indictment. .But what reason or wis
dom is there in lndlcting President
Donal Williard, of the Baltimore &.1
Ohio. because on one of the subsid-E
iary lines of that great system a care;
less freight brakeman forgot to close
w1tl1 the colonial colore'of buff and:
111116. Japanese lanterns, daisies and
ferns. with a beautiful white dove our
mounting the central pole, a large“
banner of bait with the thirteeml
states in letters of blue, and the you};
1787 in whh l1 they were admitted into
the union \lus suspended from
front of the float.
stood on em- and was finely represent-
ed by George Mills of Broad River.
Betsey lines who sat in the enter of
the float uilh the completed ling 8'
arms her lap was also finely reprc
seated by .‘Iive Kathleen Goodwin.
incz Lloyd. Mrs. Bradley's
pupil rcpruseutcd lthode island. the
smallest state in the Union. At thol
other end of the float, Mrs. Bradley.
who stood loaning gracefully against
Goddess of Liberty. The young la-
dies were attired in white Grociam
robes with sashes of blue and buffl
tors of blur. in the form of‘a regalia;
they also wore liberty cape of the
same colors and carried flags with the
' thirteen stars. on one side and the
forty-clam on the other and presented,
a beautiful and striking appearance:
They also aunt: patriotic airs. all along
the line of march, which was in kcopl
ing with their representation. it 11311
tbcii first attempt la participating in
a carnival and Mrs. Bradley was mum
in; in btr efforts to make it“ o. ouo‘
(was in every historical detail and even
gave up her closing recital in email
to anoint in inuknlr it a success. and
felt wcll repaid as her pupils 11qu
assured her they novel-rhea a mom
enjoyable event in their lives. and uha‘
appreciated thé' tact evinced in the
carnival committee in awarding
prize to ouch individual who particll
patcd in the some. and if their lived
are spared hope to be able to take peril
in the next carnival and do even bct'l
tor.
The regular meeting of the Towu‘
School Committee will be bold tomor-
row evening. ,
The regular meeting of the Nomill
Medical Association will be held Wool
nudity evening,
Catholic Union Council No. 4!. it:
tomorrow evening. ‘_ . g,“
Welcome airsasor W. No. m
.‘KOIIIMSL doom wiiiholdlterolw
1“ mflilho tomorrow eroding. i
Wefifllflohtgh Doro-its malls in the carillon do
mammoth .
umislnughier occurring under such cir-
Uncle Sam wh0icun1siancee, we do not see why
iwouid not be equally just to indict the
igoiernincnt funds by some subordin
youngest l
a large American flag represented The'
heroes their shoulders with the name i
of the state they represented in foil!
“l legislators and
a switch after letting his train onto
aside track and so caused the wreck:
of a passenger train shortly "after-
word?
“If it serves the end of justice to,
indict President William for man-
it
President (of the “United States) for
embezzlement because of a theft of
etc custom house official
“Let it be clearly understood that
in what we have said we are not op-
posing the fixing of responsibility for
accldei is of any sort and the adminis
coroner Photon is being urged by
some of the slap-lack politicians of
' Connecticut to hold one or more ‘oi‘il
, aisle of The New York, New Haven;
presidents, ‘
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Disposal Sale
" ' The Lpst Week ‘
Everything must go this week. Great
Values in Linens, Curtains, Towcliugs,
Lawns, Linen Pieces. Blankets, etc. ‘
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The Name f.
Hatch 8. Bailey 00.
has stood before the public for many years as a synonym for
good lumber and fair dealings. The new management assumes
this responsibility with pride in the fact that we are respon-
sible for this standard, and will continue to give to our cus-
, tumors the same good treatment and follow along the same
high ideals. We trust all our friends—«mstomers will give the
same liberal patronage as of old and we assure them in re
turn the same hearty appreciation and square dealing.
The Hatch 8i Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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ANDREW DAVEY
.90 Washington St, South Norwaik. Phone 410.
19 Main St, Norwalk. Phone 358.
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him it was none 'of anyone‘s busi-
ness who had given this. golf- bag
to him. Lackmunn sent the bag. to
police headquarters two days after
a demand was made on him for the
bag.
Attorney Finklostone moved that
the charges be dropped on the
grounds that the State had not pro
you its case, and on the ground twt
if there was any theft it was commit- ‘
ted in Stamford and not in Bridgeport
The case is one of considerable inter-
est.
1
Rllillill 11111111111
outrun m
scum not
Some One Committed Theft——
Goods Found in Possession of
Bridgeport fiat Merchant
Charged with theft “of a golf bag OPPORTUNITIES.
toriug of proper punishment to those
others to use greater cure in future.
misuse ‘of the machinery of justice to
appease public clamor, led on by son-
sutional journalism, that ‘aome man,
higher up' shall be sacrificed."
A little later. in referring editorial-
ly to the indictments found last April
against President Charles S. Mullen.
and Vlced’rcsident E. ii. Mcl‘lenry. of-
Tbe New York. New llavcn and Hart“
ford Railroad Company. charging them.
as officials with responsibility for the
wreck at Westport, Connecticut, last:
F‘all, the Engineering News said:
"We cannot too emphatically con—
. demo the injustice to the indictment
of President Mullen and Vicol’resic
dent Molleury. if by holding respon-
sible executive position in railway:
service. a man is rendered liable to
criminal indictment, not merely foil
mistakes in judgment in connection:
with the use of safety appliances and.
methods of operation, but for what.
lawyers who know?
nothing about the science of railway
operation may conceive to be errors
in Judgment; if railway officers are
to be subject to such risk, than few
men of ability will care to accept
such positions. indeed. one bears the
opinion frequently expressed by rail
‘ way officers nowadays that they will
put their sons into any other line oil
business , in which an honest ilvinll
may be earned rather than bring them
up to the work which they diminutive!l
have followed.
"The-point which doome- more
emphasis, hoyuvor. is that public Info
ty in railway travel is actually being
leopardiud by such mlsnuof the
mm of law. The oftlom of rail»
ways are that as much cum in
“run: the public so any lady. or
inductor or district attorney. or con-
miiumrworm-oram sad
a octave the
found responsible, not us a matter ofierty of F. B.Je11niugs. Jr., mil
public 1cve11ge, but as a stimulus to “0113er resident of bones“ Hills, added possibilities. for tbOsc who
What we do protest against is the1
and one broken golf stick the prop-
Eacb day brings new opportunities.
Staten Island who was seriously are alive to their chances and quick
injured in the trail“ WTOCk at Smith to take advnuinge of‘condnlong.
ford, recently, “h“ mel‘mmm': There is always a way for the core
proprietor of “Jack's Hat Store." at ‘ i i 11 d k t “
No.17 Pairilcld avenue, Bridgeport,ull- ”° 9‘" ”“5' “l ° w" '3’ ° 3
poured before the Bridgeport (‘lty “MN"WWG a Sentinel Want Ad»
court lousy. Lutkmann in whose stating briefly and concisely your on
store a mysterious lire occurred perlenm toll of your proficiency and
Thursday morning, which is now be seek a position where energetic, well-
lng investigated by the state police,
does not deny having had the golfing (“’90th service will result. in donut.
outfit on exhibition in his store lwln- “WWW“
(low two weeks ago.
die has refused to divulge the
names of two railroad men, who took
the bag from the wreck and gave It
to him to display in his window.
Deputy Judge Wilder ordered Ausiao
ant d’rosocutor John P. Gray to
charge Luckmann under another sec
tion of the atututo, and put him on
the witness stand and he would make
him either disclose the names of the
men or send him to jail.
Attorney imwrenco Finkicatono.
appearing for Mahatma, waived the
formality, and placed his client on the The Safest W“ a, x
witness stand. lachmaun were that «nu-unu-
he did not know the names of the .
men who gave, him the has. Judge to make money i! '
by ramhgit. Tfiafiswhm
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imp
Wilder ordered the cm continued on
at July it for I deeper iavestisatlou
of the cm. ‘0’ can help X?“ N0: fhfl
Jennings New in Hospital» we '13 . a" Barrels Sign."
Mr. Jennings. owner of the bag. is Bl“ till! val“! 3m:
33*? {
now a patient in insomnia-an PM” Engfllwwhatem you
thospltai in New York city with man here and whatever WM M ,
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suit sealant the railroad company for grain: ‘
”to for the recovery of his golf ‘0“? am"
bag and several gold tipped golfing '
“ill“ A a d o in
Epsom admin R. N. Immanuel gm “hm,
Hamill. and William Teller. of can looses
womb employed by the rsilroulilll!l I.” WIN
company. «filled to having me w m. .
Who's liters and dim that
it“. dthoamuofmmwho will“
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