sites.
It’s
the sale.
Announcement!
W“
To the. people pf South Norwalk and vicinity, we wish
to announce that we have purchased that beautiful tract of
land, formerly belonging to the Lockwood heirs, on Greg-
ory Boulevard, and have laid same out into beautiful home
These lots are to‘ be sold at public auction and will
positively be sold to the highest
day, Wednesday, July 16th, at z p. m., on the property,‘ and
continuing Thursday, July r7th, Friday, July 18th, and Sat-
urday, July xgth, at the same hour.
We could elaborate on this property to the extent of
filling a great many newspaper columns, but instead, we
are going to ask you to take a Dorlon’ 5 Point trolley and go
cut and impact this tract.
bidder, beginning
a Dandy
EASY TERMS
We are going to make the terms easy so that the home
seeker as well as the investor can secure a lot here and pay
for it on the monthly payment plan.
small amount of cash to start you, then easy payments
each month, all of which will be explained at the time of
It will require but a
to-
:rliilsourn nonwntx aluminum 4w . ‘
EAST NORWALK
BUILDING
LOTS
Located on Gregory Boulevard
just beyond Fifth Street, run
ning from Gregory Boulevard
to Norwalk Harbor--- formerly
Lockwood property.
Take Dorlon’s Point Trolley to Property
Remember, This Week
TODAY, 2 P. M.
Free Presents I
We shall give away hundreds of free presents ‘at these
sales, merely as a matter of advertising, no lottery, and ev-
erybody who attends are entitled to participat in the distri-
bution of these beautiful gifts, such as Silver Sugar Bowls,
Bon Bon Dishes, Gentlemen’s and Ladies' Gold. Watches,
Beautiful Japanese Vases, Japanese Tea Sets, Chocolate
SCtS and numerous other valuable articles.
distributed daily upon the property.
Every Lot Is High, Dry
and Sightly
Some are water fronts with an elegant view of the
Sound.
We wish to call your attention to the wonderful
provements that are in store for East Norwalk. The new .
bridge that is now under course" of construction and the
new Park that is sure to come in a few years, are bound
to make East Norwalk one of the most beautiful residen-
tial sections in this vicinity.
We would advise that now is the time to buy real es-
tate in this end of your city while the prices are low and in
a few years you will reap the harvest.
Today, July 16th, first day
These will be
arm n'fl’m‘.
im-
AGENT ON THE PROPERTY EVERY DAY FROM THIS TIMEON TO GIVE PARTICULARS AND SHOW LOTS. OR. IN THE EVENING. YOU CAN FIND US AT OUR LOCAL
OFFICE. ROOMS 7 and 8 KEELER BUILDING, I55 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
H. J. Miller
DEALERS IN LAND
ealty Company
HOME OFFICE, TRENTON, N. J.
THESOUTHNORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
Emma L Golden, .ulllllnlstratrl).
with the will annexed, of the
estate of lamcs Golden. de-v
ceased, Publisher.
~>
WEDNESDAY. JULY 16,1913
lwo Cents a Copy —— $5 a Year
«(INIA I‘URE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
”High tide to 4:4 a. m.; 10:41 p in.
Sun riSes 4. 33; sets 7: 23.
' WOMEN AIDING IN HEAL'I’H WORK
-—..—.-
One ol' the biggest llcnlth lllovc-
lllents ever undertaken lll America, It
‘lu interesting to note, is now polluting
the earliest support of tho women of
this country. It is ill fact more or loan
depending upon their support. This
' movement is an effort to improve tho
health and clllcloncy ol’ our 20,000,000
school children, and the cooperation
of tho women of America in being I‘ll"-
Ilib‘lled in ll number of ways, nulncly:
All school teachers, again as physi-
cians and nurses, no mothers, and utlll
" again through those nulllorouu organ-
‘Inntlonn hl which women play all Im-
portunt lilll'lr ------ orgunlzutlonu like the
, school Improvomcnt association. the
, pal'clltmtcuollors’ lluuociutloll, school
boards, motllorn' congruence, and the
uovorul thousand women’s clubs oi
‘Iho General Federation of America.
in 'uuilolo tho lust wook ill August
;ll special feature on lho program of
[the Rough international Congress on
Gollool Hygiene will be a session or-
ganized under the direction of eru. S.
it}. Crockett ,ol‘ the General Ifcderatlon
cl Women's Club of America. Mrs.
Crockett is chairman of the publlc
health department of the general fed-
rutlon, which in now calling attention
o tho l-lorloun Importance ol‘ the Bill‘-
lulu authoring .
gain thin connection It might. well be
said that no particular fluid at work
.In the line ol’ health improvement ot-
urn a butter oppol'lunlty pounlbly than
lunvoniont for the betterment of tho
,1 of today. on: problem ill more
(ltdlt t
ly Illtttal. A‘
lions under which they go to school -
arc they whut they ought. to be? Is
the school room properly lleulod? Is
it properly lighted? in It woll venti-
lntod'.’ Are the sanitary conditions sur-
rounding the school house such as
they ought to be? A re tho other school
children carriers of discuss? Is the
school session too long? In the men-
tul condition of the school children
taken into consideration when it
comes to tho hours of study? Those
are questions which (“.1111 be linked by
tho \vomoll 01‘ my conllllunlly.
To the women of the country the
lhlll‘nlo congress In important bocullso
It will give them the result of re-
search work carried on ill all the loud-
illl; Illllillllfi. It will give them tho
best methods ol’ work for their own In-
dlvilluul communities. Duo 01' llloob-
lccts ol’ lhe llull‘ulo congress is to
make known the best ways of improv-
ing, lllc, llculth ol‘ school children;
. _. .
SECRETARY BRYAN'S POSITION.
\I‘nsllllluton is ill! dung unll lllo high-
broWs urn iIiSI‘llHl'Iilm lilo two vltnl
launch ol‘ the tiny" lrllo Moxlcull sit
billion and Socl‘olul‘l' lil‘l’llll's proposed
lccluro tour. The lplelllion now Is.
whlch IH lllo nlol'c illllllll‘lllnl. Sncro~
lnry ‘iil'yllII'I-I ntruuk’lo lo make both
ends lllcol on IIIH lllougol' salary of
“2,000 'lllll' your or tho disposition of
the American govcl'nulcnl, towards
Moxlco. Nullll‘ully we wonder If the
upvcrnnlolll'u policy will be dollnod
prior to lllc Hoorctnl‘y'n departure or
will it sbo “tukoll undcr cbllnldcrntlon“
not” In: ban rol'rcullcd IIIH Income“!
Them In ’lll'lllllliliy much to ho said
Ill favor of the contention of lilo noc-
rctllry that. tho soolul oblluntlolln of u
mun occupylng lhu prominent position
or uccrotury ol‘ olulc lll‘c heavy and
costly. Still, It would appear to no that
u man of Mr. lllryun‘n experience and
clupubilltlon would have ascertained
lllul Incl bol'orc ho uccoplcd lllc port~
I‘ollo lll'lll governed lllulnoll accordingly.
The criticism lllul he should omplol
his limo to other and official purposes
may be unwarranted but on lllo unr~
face it. sounds ollltc reasonable. The
[not that Mr. ‘llryun found it uncoo-
lulry to volco his explanation ill u pull-
llc uddroua In gonornlly ,lloplorod and
ndlnlttcd to bc ‘oonlowllut, foreign to
the dignity 'WIIIIB‘II usually clothnn ut-
tornnces by ol'llclllln occupying pool
lions us pronllllonl us (“lull at Mr. ills/u
We hope the American public
'Ylllll will
SUIFRIIEIIIS PIIN
SWEEP Ill NEW illIilIllll
Boston Women to Invade Cor-
nish and See Many Mayors
in Dillel‘eut Slates
Ilosloll stll'lruulsls \\‘lli ulurl today
on ll. "lllidsuullncl‘ dosh I'ol' lilo polo,"
Ill which they will \l‘x’II lhc summer
White House ill I‘orulsll. N. II and
endeavor to {ch the signatures of Mills
Margaret and Miss .losslc Wilson both
of whom have expressed sympathy
with the ullfl'l'ugc. l‘ulllw to the poll.
tloll which in lo be presented In Con»
moss on .luly 30. l
The expedition, which is ill com-
mand 01' Miss Susan Wulltor I“il.'/llt(ll‘uill.
corresponding secretory of tho Nlllloll‘
ul Alllel'icull Woman Slll‘l‘rago uncut-luv
lloll. will IIOI. be so dunhlnl,r but tllnl.l
it can go into lilo highways and ll)-
ways or New l‘illfllllllli looking IOI‘ gov.
cl 1mm null lllllyoru,
Mls. Il'ltzucl uld hours a ltltlcl' l'l'onl
(lovcrnor ll‘ous ol‘ llllssul-llusclln Ill!
lilo llvc olhol' New Ellnlulld llovcl'n-
()l‘ti, linking them to In» good to tho
Vote llllnlors. and who hurl chill on
open letter to till the Illlly‘Ul‘tj of Math
nuclluucltu I'l‘oln Muyol- Ii‘ll.7.r'.ovlllll oI
Boston. Loco] .‘IIIII'I‘IIKIl-llll all over
Now ldnghllld nr-c mulling propnlll-
tiollg to remain: lllc oxpodillon with
duo Ilonorll.
Cornlull. tho summer cupllnl null
home of many celebrities, hull out! of.
the largest sullfrulrc uusoclullonn Ill
Now Ilulnpshll‘e. It was founded Dbl
Mril. Winston (Illurclllll, \vlfo ol‘ tho
novolinl, Ill wllonc illllll(2,1’l‘tlflldlii|t
Wilson's family are utuylnlz.
Mliil‘i Anuo l’ulrlnll, olulor of Mull-
llcld l’nrrluh, tllc urtlul, to ”ill noc-
l'otnry und nlllolll; tho molllbors one
Mr. and Mrs. l‘crcy Muckuyo. Nor-
llnul lluplgood, llollllncl- St. (Inudcnu
and Wyllcr Byllner.
llllvllll; lovolod ovory «tutu In New
England the cultrngo "council's" will
urrlvc ill Now York on l'l'ldny, July“
2:», en roulo to Win-llllngloll, whole
the polls are uupponod to be locutod
Ill the pockets of Unltod Stolen son-
lllorll. Now York uuttl‘uulnlo, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Mary Wnrn‘
llonnottnlld Mrs, Jilllltls Lee lluldlnw
nro arranging an llulolnobllc puruou
All sulrrnglntn who own or‘cun
borrow untoluobilon are lllvllnd to
loln tho cavulcudc at
door (lroouwlch, Conn. whore the
“flashers" will be olltol'tnlnoll nil
luncheon. 'l‘ho ontrunca lnto‘ Newt
he made about. 4 ocl‘ook,
I! parade. down Fifth avenue
with
' llqlllldu,
tho stuto llnn,
Equality union and the lion's [mimic
for Woman Slll‘l‘rnuc. Tilllllllls llick—
or, ol‘ the Men's Il-ngnc. lllld .loscph
Annual. ol' Int Political Equality
llllloll. will do all the tire mending
for Illl.‘ Illliil'ii, lllll will not luslsl on
driving \\‘ilIII‘ passing through nluln
streets.
The OIIII'I‘ IllI‘IlI‘IN‘H of tho expedi-
tion are Joseph Il‘. Kelley. llr. Eliza
l‘uylor llnnsoll, Miss Mathilde A.
ll‘l‘nzcl', ll It'lll‘ill‘l' ill the (lirls‘ Latin
sl‘lllllll, nlld ..\lls.< Margaret Murphy.
The four women will carry yellow and
.tllilu :luh‘ruuo plllvlsols lllld toy sul-
l'rultc bunks for the relief ol‘ persons
HIIITI'I‘IIIK l'l‘olll' too much money.
l‘llvy nlll dlslrlhutl- u special null
l‘ruup lollllol \\'l'ill('ll for the oxpodl~
:‘loll, lollillc how cosy ll. would ho to
t,‘ll uncu- illl all the women ol ull
.Ilt‘ slates by the medium ol a toilet-
ul ullll-lllilllolll.
INFANTRY lN COMBAT.
Hard Work for the Soldiers in Camp
at Niantlc.
\I.\.\' I‘ll‘ . lllly Ili -—«'I‘ho proulcssll‘o
illl'ill‘lll'llflllh Ill illl'ulltl‘y colllbnt, load-
.llu up to IIII‘ bultlo which Is schedul-
ml lo conclude on Friday the houvy
work ol' the wool; for the llll'nnll‘ylllcll
ol’ lllc t‘ollnol'llcul, National Guard ill
(Yulllp blldn‘lll. olllcl‘od its second
shill“ Imbl)‘. 'I‘llll men were marched
out from their little touted city with
lln lull colol'od pyrulllid touts uboul
Ht‘ll‘ll o'clock this morning and put
through it col-loll ol’ ntlll' drills to im-
press on them wllnl. they should do Ill
tIt'LlIlll llclllilllg. 'l‘llcy marched in ex-
tended ordcl‘, us ycnccl‘lllly. but were
grouped by colllpnuics, instead of by
us on the [Inn day. and Ill
ull'uctod Ill deploying, ruulllnu, tnklup
covcr, lolullnu, tiring and so form.
When they returned to camp ill the
Into lol'l-lllooll the mob Woro dismissed,
but lllu olllccl's, coll‘lnllsulmlcd and non-
colnlnlnnlollcd, hnd,lo nttond u nel‘lou
ol tulku by the regular army olllcol's
on tho dlrclllon, illo control ullli ilrc
discipline ’I‘houo wolc lll preparation
In: tho hold work or the afternoon.
wllIcll lllollldod company drillu ulonl,
tllono llnos. .
"ho ouccol-dlng utopll lll tho Instruc-
tion will ho lnlltullon and l'ogllnolltul
lllnnoul cl 5.
. w. ..... m... ”M‘shy...
HOFFMAN SIRS CHICAGO CLUB.
(‘llibAllth Illly IIi.’“AMIIIlI‘ lloll-
nlull. [orluelly u. member of the Chi
cuuo Nullonul Ilmaguo Club, Illod null:
ngulnnt the Chicago club today for
saloon llll nulls this cum on damages
due to llllll lily rouson of n tcrllllllutiml
ol Illu Mmli‘llL‘L
Hoffman wull traded to the Pitts-
burgh Nationals and adhncquclltly was
soul. to the Chattanooga Southern
‘lmugun club. , IL‘ . ‘ . .
emu...» m. .ulm~..mw
NOR‘WALK YACHT CLUB DANCE.
and ll m as meeting at the Plaza or; .
BLAKEMAN SPILE DIIIVEII
IIEIIDIISTIIIIGTED
(Continued from llrst page.)
.-P,_..__
Mellnl‘g, llnl'ton & (Iolllpully, brldge
contractors.
A Sollllncl reporter conducted on ill-
l-cstiunllou yesterday afternoon and
learned that the. work In proceeding so
rapidly that the driver will probably
be really for use by Monday of mm:
work. The bidder ls being built by
the men from the driver itself ill lhc
yards ol‘ the Hutch It; llnilcy Lumber
(‘olllplllly ill Water street and Is nonr-
llll: conlpllltll‘lll. New machinery hall
lll‘l‘il’tlli and is located on the llllll ol‘.
lllc old driver the stability of which
“ill-l ill no wise affected by the flames.
only the flooring being dallnlgcd. The
bullet u as the only portion of the stu-
liollnl‘y engine worlll saving and this
bus been repaired by the hullullutloll
of new tubes.
The llollor was tcslcd Yt‘Hltll‘day af-
ternoon," a reporter being present at:
the lime. and It was round to be all
that In necessary and quite suitable
(for the further use to which it will
ho plll. The old machinery still rests
upon the llllll of tho driver, but will
lutcr be taken from her and sent away,
us the new equipment is installed.
An soon as tho. dl‘lvlng‘ gong hnvll
llnlnlled collull'llcllng the. ladder their
nltcllllon will be devoted to again
el'octlnu the shed which provides pro-
tection for the machinery and still-also
for tile tools and general working;
coulpnlolll. A complete line of how
many loot lll length. ropou. plkc llololl.
hulllloto, uxco hammers, pulleys. and
ill Incl ovnlv conceivable article ol‘
the usual accompaniments unod ill
dl'lvlng work In general worn destroy-
od Ill the blaze but ordora huVo boon
llilll cd to co stock the Htl'lllllll‘tl on Its
completion.
The dock lloorlng. the base of tho
anvil, and lllc ulnnchlono and clcutl.
wol'c nilcllurrcd by the human, but
wltll ll. few alight repairs will serve
for tho rolllulndnr of the summer. 'I‘IIO'
drlvol- In greatly needed, and all the
smaller details or construction, and
to construction will be left until tho;
last moment lll order that no further
llllulluncc may ho experienced
’l‘llo npllo driver, us has been told
provlously In tlloso columns, was
created In 1.887, and the lnuclllncry In.
stalled that. year. No act-Idenl, has
lllnrrod its successful work Ill all ITO
twenty-six years, and even tho bl z-
znl'd of ‘88, wllcn the driver wun tloll
up ill. the Wlluoll'n Point dock all
through that torrlllc storm, had proo-
llcnlly no effect upon It. The driver
was used for the building of tho torn”.
dock at Wilson's Point. which was
which but a small portion
rcmalnul
Lost your W. M. Robina.
abandoned Home years later; ullll‘ ol‘z‘
who had
ulnannlled this partlculurd$ew or Ill
. a .
curred on Saturday. June Hill at
noon. Time It in soon, if no untoward
ovollt hinders the reconstruction
work, that within five weeks the drlv.
cl has again been llllillt‘ really for sol
\lcc. despite the colliplclcness of its
demolition.
'l‘llc rcumu‘cetulnvss ol the splle
driving gang ls over apparent when
ever cxigencios arrive, to furnish op-
portunity for them to turn their hand
to varied forms of work. They are ill
”10 main all good carpenters. engilr
oars, linolnun, Illlllbornlen. painters,
and are each and every one literally
.Incks-of-all‘lrudes,
w—-—-.—
MAIL BARS LOVE POWDERS.
M. B, Reaser Ari-enter for Fraud by
Post Office Inspectors.
NEW YORK, July 16.-~Acoused of
having used the mails to defraud by
the sale ot love plllltrea, magic. rings.
and potions with such success that
$300 a month profit collld be banked,
Manuel 8. Banner. ll Croatlall, was or»
rulgnod yesterday before Colnnllsulon-
examination lol rrow Another man
accused of the tune odollae has not,
yet been ill routed
ill-luncl was captured by Post Olllce
lllnpocloru Kenyon and l'ollltt at 262
North Il‘ll‘lh llvcullc, Mount Vernon
Inspector Polllll. swore that on March
1 be devised u scheme to defraud
“Patsy" llollullt of Now (Yunnan. Conn.
Ho unld lllnl hp also had found out;
that the $2.50 charged for love pow
tiers and $1 for lllnglc pocketbooks}
and rings had brought ill no uluoh'
money to ltcusor and his confederate
that they had deposited $300 a month;
In the bank.
Inspector Pollltt also sold tllali
llouuer bud luld Iotloru addressed to
him no the Alllorlcull honour and Ull-
lon Novelty Company at 547 Want
129m slrool; licllx & (‘0, dealers illl
wu-lcllcu. nollollu. ulld ,lcvvolry Ill the!
Vundcrbllt llulldlng; tho Salvatore
Medicine (‘onlpnuy Ill tho Molropoln
tall lllllldlnlz: tho Morozow Vl’utcllos
and Jewelry Company. 3,210 'l‘lllrd
avenue. and the Watch Credit Com-
pany. 105 Clullnboru street. luspectoll
l’ollltt said that lottoro addressed to
tho firms lllontlonod were forwarded
to Mount Vernon.
. «u v .w..w»
TOURING CAR8 DAMAGED
IN CRABH AT MILFORD
Police Captain Redate’e Car and Mll-
1ord Auto Meet Head- -on Near
Vlllaue Green.
Mlllll‘O‘lltD. .Iul‘y 16.——’1‘Wo touring
curs collided nour the green hero hint
night. the occupants of both corn on-
ol‘ both machines were uncalled. One
of the ours wall a Locomobllc belong.
Inn to Pollco Captain John}! Rod-
(lute, otullrldnoport. and the diner was
ll. linden . url us our bold -. In to
ill or who” ~
or Shields and held Ill $1,000 bail for .
unplug injury while tho front. wheels ‘
$20,000 COLONIAL HOUSE.
Sunderland Gets Contract to Build for
Reddlng Man.
W. W. 'Sllnderland. of Dallbul-y, has
secured the contract to construct a
Colonial residence costing $20,000 for
E. John Fellowes, at 1Bedding. The
architect is E. S. Child. of New Haven.
The residence which will contain
more than twenty rooms, will be sit-
uated on one of the beautiful sites In
Bedding. and will be of the pure Co.
lonial type, with while columns. It
is to be built on a hill just off the
road. and in front of the house will
be u series of brick terraces.
The owner. Mr. lFeIlowcs, is ll
wealthy/Jew York man, who will on-
gago in farming for his own amuse-
ment. The estate contains forty-seven
acres.
m...—
STILL NONaCOMM‘ITTAL 0N GUS
Toms JOB.
No Recommendation Made That Mr.
Donovan Knows Of.
WASl-IINUTDN, D. 0.. July Ill—m
Non-committal as to the nppolnllllolll
of ll. successor to Fred Enos as colloc-
lor of customs wllh Ilcudouarlorn nt
lhldgeporl Congressman .lcl‘ry Dono-
vnll bps returned to Washington.
“this any recommendation been
mode for the appointment of a col-
lcclm nt l'lrldgcport?” he was uokod
yesterday.
"Not that I know of." he ropllod.
“You ought to know, It" any one
does. but when do you expect. no
nppollltlllent to be made?“
“I have no knowledge no to llult,“
no lopllcd
8AM oommoo CUSTOMB’ FIE»
CEIPTS.
WASHINGTON. July I.II.-»~ll‘ the cus-
tolnn' rocolptn In San Domingo conllnw'
no to Increase ut the present rate un-
til tho and of this month, the grand to-
tal for the fiscal your, which ends on
that date. will reach $4, 000,000. ll sum
practically double the amount collect.
ml at the time of tho Inauguration oi
the American receivership. A state-
lnont lauded today by the Illur can of
Insular Affairs of tho War Department ,
shown that every month of the current.
lineal your has produced Increased re-
colptu over the corresponding period
ol’ the preceding year. when the total
rocolptn were $3,642, 861.
successful
In I“ the numerous ailments caused _,
by defective or irregular notion of ,
the organs of digestion and elimi-
nation‘certaln to prevent null-ring
and to improve the general health——
Norwalk Chronicler