pin Tan, White and Block; ‘
an 1 25s.
"I: Gm“, Bowman Under.»
wear. all class At
, 25° and 590
a? fiente'1) kills" accident:
Gray titled at .. 256
LK ”BANKS
li°l°l Ilook
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WEATHER FORECAST.
i ---—--:
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers}
tonight; Saturday generally rain:
"' moderate variable winds. Weather
conditions: The disturbanCe that was
central over the Lake legion yesterday
grooming is new passing out the St.
Lawrence Valley and a secondary dis
turbance has developed on the Jersey
coast. {the disturbances are causin
cloudy and unsettled weather in the
eastern portion of the Lake region and.
along the Atlanta coast north of Vir-
ginia. The temperature continue highl
' in the central districts. _I
WEATHER A YEAR Ana room:
Temperature: Low, 70; high, 79.
Cloudy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bradley, of
.--_iNorwalk, were visitors at S. E. Thur-
in Initial
CorreSpohdenc
' Cards
' ‘ It BmlIiofBOc per hex.
he Window Display at
KoonmnnoasrnrioNsnv cross, _;
oreoum MAIN erase-r.
Birthday Cards
New line of Birthday Cards of all
kinds just received.
Post Cards .................... 1c
Post Cards ...... ~ . ....... 3c, 2 for Se
Post Cards ................. so each
Engraved Cards with Envelopes So an.
Engraver Cards with Envelopes 10c ea.
Engraved Cards with Envelopes 15:: ea.
Engraved Cards with Envelopes 25c ea.
DONNELLY’S
Stationery Store
1C SOUTH MAIN STREET.
L
FRED. H. GANUNG,
.Funoral Director and
ton‘s, Ponus street, one day last week.
Misses Francis and Elisa Duryea
' visited their cousin, Walter Dexter'
who is confined in the Norwalk Hos-
Ipltal.
The concrete mixer has been put to
work in North Main street on the
easterly side and much progress is,
being made.
~F‘uli line Panamas. O'Brleu's.
Miss Irene Barrett, of 'Norwalk, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Kat-her-
ine Weed, on Oenoke avenue, New Ca—
naan, for several days.
The regular business meeting of the
board or directors of the Court Laurel
Club will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at the clubhouse
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Miss Lucretia Benton of Railroad
avenue, New vConoon, is the guest of
Mrs. Harriet Crawford at. her summer
cottage at Hickory Bluff.
Mrs. Emily IBradley, of Norwnlk,
upent several days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Illrinckcrhoif,
on Railroad avenue, New Canaan.
Irving D. Wood and James lisrrn-
clough, of New Canaan, are now em-
ployed in (Lonnsbury and Mathew-
son’s shoe factory in South Norwulk.
Miss Nollie Wiswell, Miss' Annie
{liawkhurst of Norwnlk and Mr, and
Mrs. Horace Fisher of New Canaan,
called on Varilla ltuscoe, Lewisboro,
this week.
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Miss llesnio Gordon of Troy ‘-\' Y.,
and Miss Matilda Gordon of New
Yurk city, are visiting their sisters.
Mrs. William Mulder and Mrs. Alfred
Kraemcr, of The Norwalks.
The condition of Wall street in con-
nection with the III-surfacing, homing
as It does at this season of the year
when traffic ill the heaviest, is In-
deed trying tor all the citizens and
those who must use the thoroughfare.
The. annual picnic of the New Can
nan Methodist Church Sunday school
will be hold at Roton Point, on Wed-
nesday, August 8. The day will he
enidyed by the little into in the usual
manner while the older members will
spend the morning In an "athletic,
meet.”
. Wu-
5r Films and
PHGTO PA‘IAERW
Embalmor.
Office and Rewdoe ,
Telephone '
. Main 8t. 80. Norwnik.
YOU CAN PIN YOUR FAITH
on my Optical Work. Go Intro the
Eyeglass question carefuly befiore
you buy glasses. it is as dangen
one to wear glassec prescribed by
any one but It Registered Optome-
l hint on it is to wear glasses fitted
to norm one else'e eyes. mould
you be fluttering with Eye Trouble
cmsuIt me on any Monday, W
noedny or Friday evening, 6:30 to
9 ,
p. m.
1 WILLIAM J. MOORE,
Want Specialist
Koeior‘o Building, Room 6, Wash
lncton 8L. opp. Hoyt’o Theatre.
N. Y. 121 8th Ave. Daily 0 to 4.
Between 45m and 46th 8b.
Follow the Crowd
'RO'F ON POINT f
I DANCING
I Q
Pavdlon
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoon.
Six‘Piecesof Music
M...“ N... ..., .Mmmm
$625,000 NECKLACE STOLEN
Taken White In Transit by Mail from
Paris to a London Denier
IIImIDON, .luly lit-W’l‘hu theft of a
pearl necklace valued at $625,000 was
reported to the Scotland Yard autliori»
line this week. The courts are alleged
to have been stolen during transit by
post. from Paris to a dealer in Mn-
don.
The robbery was discovered In
Marion this morning, when the reg»
islered package in which the necklace
had been dispatched mentioned The
case contained only pieces of sugar.
The seals of the pocket were appar-
ently intact As the sugar was of
French manufacture. the abstraction
‘of thenecklws is considered as pro!»
ably having occurred In France.
HUU
‘fliln Visitor
offering. .
alk
RAYMOND
Optician
To close out our entire lot 0i rekig-
raters, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you (if from 20 to 33%. You should ,I
not fail to take adVantage of this Special 5 ii
Porch and Lawn Furniture at prices.
that are Worth while. i ‘
The A. J. Collins Co.
Everything in the Optical Line
Asphalt Tar. Cement,
Flag. Gray el, Cinder.
Tan Bark. --Any con-
struction required.
BROTHERSF
~ 53 WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE «as. «I.
Seven passenger 48 H. P. "U.
3; lug System. finished like a coach.
Demonstrations on request.
OSCAR H
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
Eyes Examined Free .
sorewmmeeee-KMW
m See The Moyer
Complete With Full Equipment [$3. 250
wd noun-
“1"
its
.1.
.1.
ix”
8. L." Electric Starting and Light-
. elem.
BANKS
NORWALK. corm.
A. HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
Rambler Cars
AUTOMOBILES TO, R ENT
anions and repair work.
128 WABHINTON BTREET.
TIL.
Bunch Home
toes, Currants.
20 North Main at.
COMPTROLLER MAY NOT ALLOW
ANY PAYMENT. '
W
That injunction Will be
sought In Matter In Hartford
Court Ital-vies. '
murmur), ,Juiy mandamus
the opinion gihen by Corporation
Counsel Edward 1.. Steele in OW
trailer Charles H. Robins 10 days
otho street that Judge Rotter
ll Clark and other too court oiib
Rumors
V
motels should no point sir solar! bond-v 1‘
lug‘ collision iii the two “mammo-
needing: brought by
moonshi- nmohandiu in uttered at
‘An usually select assortment or painted
mmmumum
,.I;uWIIM
mm «1,61! .,
Merle. whom Governor}? Baldwin
to mood “with. W
July 1.
limitir .
Maring Construction Co.
Estimates furnished on all nude a building consultation, nit ,. ',
CraCkers
roe pkg. Graham,NobiscoorBaronet, per pkg. 7c
FancyNewPotaioco,pei-pk................................ use
Home Telephone For a, half peck 25c
Lure scraper bunch..........
Tdnsk Melon. Watermelon, Wax Beans, Cucumbers, Toms-
United Grocery Co.
, rumor.
‘ no injunction toprevsnt the payment.
Contractor :
and lBuiidI In ‘
IOUTH NORWALK.
857-18. 1‘ -
For This Week
Phone m.
there was much local Interest In thei
Today we: pay any tor ville pollen
court stair. and all were at the our
mm early to get money. There was
new unseen, July item.
house eoniiiliitéb on naval attain was.
just intertwining M the ”New Yarn
Yacht club station b the loan reven-
hit counters and y atom
the ride about the use“ and th'e‘ eso'
- in W‘
_ region for the pastvtew weeks, invest-'
' and charting new routes.
- Mountains from Boston is via Lowell,
11 Nashua, Concord, Franklin, The Weirs,
j: Plymouth and up through the Fran
- conla Notch.
': ing route over macadam roads to Ply-
' gravel To Woodstock The road is
_ Alnmonusuc
LC views at the ~mountains, to Brettoir
' Woods. 1,.
, 7 ' Good gmvelis followed sprout of in
NAVAL comm-g3? iN new LON-1 h “ ‘
' the sun is in his right position he may
j no the mountains rotten in“ the w
Norwalk
Phone 388
‘t
'Good Things "
With Teas and
In
it his
Atlas Brand Catsup, 14 oz. I
Extra Stamps
I this week
Coffees 1
Extra Specrais
IALL THIS WEEK
California Peaches, ‘ch
. ”A”,
. .1. iv,
“‘9‘
30‘ film
alilgs‘érrcc with 1 ll). ll est CI.)fl"cc35¢
J'ol'
l”.
.1.“
m Moflee
.o- lot >
20 Stamps Free with I lb. Choice Coffee 30¢
5 Stamps Tree with I ll). best Santos
(>0 Stamps I:ree with I lb. Very Best "'l ea 60¢ 1
._ Atllas Jams, all flavors
50 Stamps 'l‘ reepvith 1, lb. Very Fine ’1 ca 50¢
soy Pears, large can
11;: Plums, large can
3C
nus Borden’s Peerless Milk _
3 lbs. Large Prunes '
25¢
Rulck Salmon, tall cans
, , t
,
3o Stamps Free“ with 1 ll). Choi’ce
_ 3 lbs. Milk Crackers
Tea 40¢ 3 I
a.
Peanut Butter, finest quality,
TOURING THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
The Touring Department of 'l‘beIAu
tomobile Club of America had a road
car and crew in the White Mountain
ignting road conditions on old routes
A delightful route to the White
This is a very interest
mouth, pausing Lake Winniposnukee. I
Froleyinouth the roadie over fair,
under construction for two miles but
passable. Good gravel.“ then follow .
ed through the Pemisewasset Valley'
to Flume. This is a picturesrlue run
Thowroad runs along a ridge. The
Presidential Range on the right, high
hills on the left, and the river flowingl
down the center presents a charming,
picture. Mnny interesting points may1
he visited from Flume by leaving the
car and walk short distances. Of spec»
ial interest is the Flume itself. A pe4
culiur formation which attracts a
large number of White Mountain visit:
01‘s each year
Leaving Flume the route leads up a
long grade over good gravel tlnougn
the far-famed Franconis Notch ‘tol
Profile. Running through the Notch
a thickly wooded section is passed.
At Prollle the '(lld Mall of the Moun-
tnin's‘ is plainly visible Leaving Pro-
iiic good graVel is followed around
plclulesque Echo Lake then inir grav
cl winds through a dead forest with
many sharp curves in Twin Molina
tuin. Fair grovegg continues past Am~
niouusucfi‘nlls andndong the beautiful
fiber. with splendid
‘Il'I
Leaving motion Woods the run is
over fnlr gravel {or about three miiee'
in tho Ammonusuc Valley We then'
pass a small sluice, the source ot the.
Sam Iilver, can drive over iuir gravel,
throush CrawfordNotch Ilnd dowrt
Tug-oi—Wnr Hill to liemlu. 0n the
latter pnrtvoil the route the trees form
a perfect canopyvover the roadway. All
Bernie theiiomamreuidence or one oil
the pioneer White Mountain settlers
may be found.» The town of norms in
unique. it being one of the smallest in
existence, Despite the root that it has
11 population oi only three persons it.
has a representative in the Stats 143
islaiurc of New Hampshire. Strange
as it may seem the little town is not
free from its political struggles. F014
tunalieiy, howaver, the odd number or
voters always assures n. decisivie re-
sult at the polls. 1
A fair gravel road In ioilowed from!
Benita along the Shoo River, which
goes tumbling down over great bouidu
era. passing (lawyers Rock to serum;
osu Conway Intervnieu to North Cons
way. . i
From North Conway the route loads
through Conway and best the health-«m
iul Gnocurun who, nestling'st the root
at Mt concerns. The water in the;
lake is In; pm In crystal and it the
tourist is luunymnougnt to not. when
12051211111»; Free with i ll). (300(l'1‘6d,
.— 1‘
35¢
6 tans Oil
bs. Soda Crackers
Sardines
v
ll).
12¢
*-
is made down through Jthe Osslpooslt
over fairly good gravel to \iinn Here!
a considerably worn str1etch‘ is en
countered and followed ilo Dover from
whence good macadsm ll; followed to1
Portsmouth
Two routes lead down from Ports
mouth to Newport One is via Hump
ton orer fair gravel with some rough1
stretches. The other rouite is most in-
teresting, running down along the
[shore over gravel for mpst of the dis- 1
tance passing Rye Beach, Straws
Point, where the Atlantic Cable en-'
ters the United States, ilumton and
across the Merrimack Eliver to New-
buryport The road 13 under construc».
tion for about one mile between Ports-
mouth and Straws Point This stretch
\\ ill be completed in about two weeks.‘
From Newbury port good matadam1mittees may be appointed and war
is followed passing many lntercsiing1
towns including Beverlv where ex-
President Tai’t's summti home is lo
cated, historic Salem, lLynn, inmous’l
(or its shoes, to Reiero Bench. Bei '
tween Lynn and Revere Bench thcl
road is closed for about one mile, nec- ’
essitnting a detour over fair roads.
From Revere Beach the run is over
excellent Inacadnm.
1.._-_*.._
EDITOR QUITS IN FIGHT ABOUT North Brookfleld, Mans. where ll
CHURCH NAIME.
NEW YORK. July is. »—'lhs Church-
linen, the New York weekly Ipumlcnuou Superior court in Massachusetts
which represents the I’Ilotcstnnt ll: his
co opal Church, lost its editor, the Itev.
Herbert ii. Gwyn, Monday. ills sud-
den resignation was accompanied by
that or the Rev. Dr. illilo ii. (lilies.
vicar of Intercession (‘lhapel of Trin
Ity Imr’ish. who has behn a member
of the council 0! ndvlcle, said to be
the governing board of the paper
Tile (‘hurchmnn thus been depend
ed upon to champion th1'cnusc oi the
opposition to a change in the denomi-
national name to, the Aknerican Ca't'h'
ollc church. The sudden resignations,
it is said. are due to tilts disappoint-
ment of the low churdh echIlent at
the wenkncs' of their lorgun in the
bitter controversy that h is been waged
over the proposed chdm e or name.
The places of the ol her and the
editorial Itdllflili‘ unrr- Il‘ilicd at onto
by men who stand firm for the pres-
ent name or Protestn It Episcopal.
Mr. Gwyn, “hose editorial policy full
on to satisfy the uncompl omislng e mi
putters and the menthol n of the
insulin Tongue, left a Chicago parish
only a few months ago In take charge
of the Churchmun lie I ill now return
to the pulpit.
The Rev. Charles K.
rotary oi the New You
sinl Service commission.
ed to take charge of mg
present. and has I:
chairman or the some 1
commission, android tolhave been the
chief backer of Mr. Gilb1rt, is the Rev.
Dr. A G Cummings of Pougbkeepsie;
who invited the Order of the Holy
Cross, which has a rd eatery near
Pouehheepsio and Mlle high church
people to get out or he Episcopal
church and Join the it man Catholic,
Where «he said they be) ng. ‘
W. B. Parker. Ins yer of the
(illuminates. confirmed he report that
Mr. Gywn bad resign , I)
but the cause or 101 name his one
sea or.
The Protastrmol or this city
he words Er
Gilbert, sees
Diocese tide
has license}:-
paper for the
wanted. ' The
says that it will retain
tostaut Episcopal it it
a new church to bear it
w.
names punishes In this city that will ,
sum eon
I!) “with“
Fillicst Creamery Butter, ll).
101i trade, held recently in the to '
‘ lone was arrested today charged w
social service ,
covered there
Bil
c..v. REUNION
Seventeenth Regiment Invited to
to aethei Next Month
At the meeting of the Bethel boar
hall the question of inviting the
enteenth tonnecticut Volunteers
hold their reunion in Bethel, was at
cussed It was voted to invite the"
to hold their annual reunion in Ange
The Rev. Horace Q. Judd, a mambo
of the regiment, was requested to ex.
tend the invitation. it was also vote
to request the .Sons of Veterans on
citizens to emeralds in entertainin
the veterans. '
A committee was appointed to ink
up the matter immediately with th
Sons of Veterans in order that cont
commenced at once.
Last year this regiment was enter
tained by the town or 'Strsttord. Qd'l
.t number of Bethel veterans are merit-I
bers of this regiment~
HARTFORD MAN Is
ARRESTED A3 FUGITI
HARTFORD, July 18.~—Fred Mow
being a fugitive from justice 1
'charged with the limit oil cop
wire. Malone was bound over to
bonds of $500 but failed to up
and his bonds were declared Iortel,
~Don't use harsh physics. The
notion weakens the bowels. leads
chronic constipation. Get Dow'fl'
uleis They operate ensllv. lone '
stomach. euro constipation. ,
ut refund 5‘ I
Norwalk Chronicler