. .Va'4 u'. n n a),- -_- -
raccoon
3..A. LANE
ulospliol. list night; in3 s EarlouE con
dltlon. m the ma stirring sols
‘u‘u .,-'._~. ._.. . e'.
Albert Evans, or West street, is set-3 , 2
‘ ins ijas clerk in ll‘. ‘3. Baxter‘s drugl m
ateliei ‘ _ ” '
Mrs. mbee, of Mt. is visiting
hergdnugbtsr. Mrs. Fred B. Scofleld,
Boo? Corners.
We all admire ' . '
beauhiul teeth
Agood setntuet‘horeeloy
to the owner, and a. thing of
beauty to all Mom them.
They are the best part at a
men'sor mu lectures. Bee
Dr. Mallory
let him advise you nbduty your
teeth, he makes no chemo for
this, 2 2
Tile Norwhlk Methodist Episcopal
Church is being redecorated by Her-
mon" Schmidt.
The weekly meeting or the South
Norwalk Board of Electrical Commis-
2 closers will be held this evening '2
There will be e meetms of Building‘
Trades Council this evening, and all
delg'gteg are asked to be prolont.
»
REALLY
3' 33H. luvltoa you to his well up
pointed dental Milan.
FOR THIS VERY PURPOOE
16 801 M 8 80. l
Hobbs: 33“., “sitwowg. 2 2
SUNDAY8 BV APPOINTMENT
iii; and Mrs. Dudley Wilmott; oi
Bough Norwnlk, 3visited last week with
Mrs: Charles Ferris. in Sprlnsdsle.
i
mamas. :3 no element 1
Gutiull’ Badge
Douglass Fowler. Women‘s Roller,
Corps No. 15. will hold a meeting to-
nisllgrln the quarters in the any HellV
Thomas Murray, who has been ill at
his ihome for a number of creeks, is
much ruler-own and will soon be outl
The Reed & Volir
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ERECTRIGAL But)!
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIEO
Pboneg806~50 So. Rain 8%..
So. Norwelk. Music dial! meet.
W“W
‘.Mr and 3Mrs. George «F. Berg hove3
retl'lrned to New York, after a visit
with Mr. sud Mrs. Albert Berg, ot
Meadow street - t
Dr. E. Joy Miller line returned to
l-iolyoke, utter a visit with his pro
rents. Mr. end Mn. Glories E. Miller,
It 12 Grand street.
--—Beunit and split bots. O'Brleu's.
Children’sKDresses
Dain Dresses in lawns
and p crepe pretfi]
trimmed and well made. y
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Stevens, of
Blamiord; Mr. and hire. George Kemp
and soon, or 'Dsrlen; Mr. and Mrs.
3‘ the rodmed prices-
(830811“.
‘sas 33m” alL.§'I ,Ievs. .,..¢-
$2o Suits u...........
received Today by
TEhEPHDNElM
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GOAL!
Water Street, South Norwalk.
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AUTO VICTIM MAY DIE.
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Mrs. G. .H. Gurus. Society Woman.
Badly Hurt Near Greenwich
GREENWIOH, July 18. wAn the re»
Richmond 'Prince and daughters, of
Glenbrook, were Sunday guests at Lafwn Dm “Ply made
Andrew Wood's, West avenue, Spring tom 0 t0 5 m . . . . . .
dole. ac and 98c
Lawn Dresses tr mmcd oath
curb. and lace. 2 to 5
years .. $1.00 and $x.5o
Pilose Crepe in all white in
differmtntylcs 98c
Pill” trimmed in
pink and blue crepe . . 98c
Plies: Crepe trimmed with
lace and pink and blue,
Paul Prensaer. of Mt Bock avenue.
bed a smell urchin-bone. Wednes-
day evening. fl‘he lire was but out by
Mr. ll’rensser and only a little damage
to the householdtmltme we done.
W. H. 'Byington wont to the house, yes—
terdsy. and settled the fire loss.
Boston post road near here lute yes-1
3 tie, at New York city. n well known so
olety women, wss perhaps rutslly ln«3
lured Sire u now in Greenwich lion 3
pit-ll with o fractured skull sod Inter»
nel injuries. Miss Edith F Moms. of
New York. and James Lolly, chobdeur
3": the Curtis cor, were slightly injured 2
3A cur driven by Fred fimltb sud own-f
, ed by Ill. W. Hooker. sldeswlped the
solos. both machines were some-
nvbst demand.
lil‘ull umnxements hove been made 81.25
with the Connecticut company tor an
ample number or euro alter the curd J: I Mallette
and dsnclng port: this Ironing, at a Warm It.
illusory mull. These can will be in ”M,“
melting at twelve o’clock. near the
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home of Jones A. Farrell, where the
tote iaflglvan. , 3
8t. fool’s Church Sunder school our
loved a. picnic to (lamps Bosch. Tues-
dsy. Genres or oil kinds were played
and a very pleasant time use had by
all “lbs mther st the beach could
not have been better sud the older
folks as well as the younger ones on-
joyed the day.
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smoke comes.
This Union use: bionic
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swatches, pick your Ityle tormen- earl ‘j‘ ‘
2w.seveilsro$re on ywrmit, snobs
mt satisfactory suits you ever were. . A,
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Place your order for next winter's supply wilhl‘jlm.
We have a large stock of fresh mined cool in‘ all sizes.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
3cm!» our. cousins it to turn over‘
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ties it would. be to personslly investl- 2
kills the ehsrseter.
habits or candldstes for licenses sell -
_ , decide on the‘ applicants skill as art 2
t 33“" utter as actors] demonstration.
State will continue to be overrun with g
1 incompetent drivers so lens so it tells ‘
to require a test or driving ability be- 2-
80ml! such 2
3 2 ‘ ‘ls done by the department of the sec-
' rotary or state, end Mr. Phillips has
2, anointed with the character of the
3 drivers in the solo) it is the duty or '
3 2” the secretary o
‘ senses of drivers who have shown
2‘ their inability and incompetence alter
every week quite u ‘
2 accidents. and
‘ number of been?
3 cases.
. secretary of state
2 termining a. driver Vs ability before the
f “(lenses are issued. except in s most .
‘ unsatisfactory way, end there is no
3 cense could be thoroughly investigat-
,: t0 the SUNS. .
The only thing which the officials ..
oi the Slate department have to won: _
on is the applicant's application, and
At the Same Old Stand
West End Washington StreeUlridge,
you ’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food.‘
V “No. ml if I did so be e d-—— tool
., to tell." The snobssntmuet else My .
rsputstion and
secretary Phillips insists that the
lore giving a license.
systém, he thinks, is absolutely neces»
my to protect those who use the pub-
lic highways. .
Oln’t Determine Ability.
fl‘he licensing or automobile drivers
but mple opportunity to become ac-
V in to revoke ll-
pro held on such 3'
Under the present law the
hes no way of de-
opportunity to have the candidate for
a license give u. demonstretion or ~-
Ability.
By having dentition in such county 3 3
every individual applicant for a li~
ed and his or her ability as a driver
tested. By ruining the license lee
there would he no increased expense
'they have no way ol,‘ checking up the
truth oihis or her statements.
Ureleuneu of Questions.
on an application paper is:
use intoxicating liquors to excess?"
candidate for a license admitted that
cees. One applies“: answer was:
that he has run a: «r at least 100
miles. and, or «nose, they ell answer
this question in the nilismetlve, even.
though they may not have run a cor
It all.
Mr. Phillips said that he would lay
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Tel. 72!.
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Man imprisoned at Evelath Located
By Tapping on Pipe.
worms. Minn. July 18~Thenve
men who were entombed or the
suit at an automobile collision on the spruce Mine here, Wednesday, as a' thinks
result at e cloudbursl. were rescued
tordey sltecnoon, Mrs George 1-! ilur- inst night. The imprisoned miners ALLEGED FOROER “PEGTED
were located by tapping on a pipe
which had been drilled 40 [set mm?
the mine. Alter the first signals were
heard the work at excavating was re-
sumed with double energy and the
men were soon located and brought
to the surface. While they had sui-
lered smelly, it is believed all will
recover.
A good adv. we best in the best
grocer.
CONNEC i‘iCUT MADE CIGARS
BEAR THIS LABEL IN BLUE
See that this label is on the box from which your next
cloudiness sud Quality
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‘2 slimmer. ammo mm «us
his suggestions as to changes in the
law before the next Legislature. He
‘ repoke oi the enormous increase at the!
" number of automobiles in the State.
3
There are at prowl about 25,000 nu-
tomobiles in the Mote. In compel-H
(icon to the population, Connecticut
E231“ even more automobiles than the
State of New York. Mr. Phillipe cull-3
3nd attention to the {set that in New
lYo‘k State all “1,“ch lor licensee 1910.] now recall that Jim Watson of ion Pacific headquarters first work
gmust give a demonstration or their
skill, and his scheme is very similar
in other respects to the system in
New York.
Mr. Phillips‘ attention has been;
culled to the seriousness of the auto- 3
mobile situation and the need for a
new licensing law by the many occi-m
dents that have occurred lately, at
great number or which were traceable
to poor driving. With the number oi
automobiles and the consequent den-
ser of travel increasing. better super-
vision over the drivers is becoming it
matter or messing necessity, be
A
'ro CONTEST EXTRADITiON
0. Frederick Wright, or last Hartiord.
Accused oi Grand Larceny in
Rochester.
“ARMED, duly lB.-~A deputy
sharia from Monroe county, N. Y..
arrived in this city today with a war»
"rent ohmic: (l. ll‘redericlr Wright, at
East, Hartford. with forgery. the
complnlnt bolus mode by s Rochester
concern Wright is under indictment
tor alleged trend lemony committed
in Rochester end is in the Howard
county jail pending further examine»
lion through failure to secure u bond
of $2.000. lie was placed under or-
mt on the larceny ohms Monday
night and the wsrrsnt churning lor-
tsry was served on him in Jail.
it is understood that he will eon-
test extradition. and in the: event
Governor Baldwin will 3le bills 5
hearing at the Capitol Wiley alter-
noon.
FERN HARVKQ‘PERC M NIB
members or a m or ten flmm.
wheeler: 00me some horn New
uses and ‘llsastlvs sellers “.mts
I-‘of‘I-‘o‘x .,‘:. -:- $.3
we size Potted Meats 2...
S. and S. Potted Chicken (134 cans)
Armour’s Spa tti Meet and Chilli
Armour’ a For and Beans (10c size).
Very Best Creamery Butter, per 1b.. . .
Geckos Fcis iNaptha or 02: one Soap. 3. .2. ...
25 Stamps Free with 1 bag Maud S. Fleur ..
H3.
3, 3‘33}... .
, 25 Stamlps Free with 1 bottle Old Port Wine“.
. Otto Stahl’s New York Frankfurters, Boiognas, Etc.
Complete Stock Fine Wines and Liquors
n'ro u;-2c:u:n'u:-:-:n;u::;-',-;-'nj-, r
For instance, one at the questions .V
“Do you
The state department has never yet 3 '
.. received an application in which a
he did use intoxicating liquors to ex- V
wooopmr. July "an . men, 2
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so AND as weenmovon er. . sourn nonwstm‘
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Sensrble Summer
Shoes
TENNIS AND YACHTING SHOES
A larger and more complete stock than we have ever shown.
Hardy “Hiking” Shoes for Men
and Boys
Conneally 8. Bracken ”
81 Washingtrm St. Phone 863 4 '
RElLLY comments on MUL
H‘ALL'S sucxusr
OMAHA, Neb., July 18. ~Preeidenf¢
Congressman Doesn't Think Explana Mahler ol’ the Union Pacific Railroad
tlon Necessary Conlpany. today made oillcisi ,sns
WASHiNGTON, D. 21)., July 18."‘ nouncement of the completion of no;
Commenting upon the appearance cut off between Topeka. Kane, and
of his name in the blacklist of the Gibbon, 'Neb., which will turnleiti I
National Monufsctnrers' Association second route betwaeoiiensus City and
in the Mulbell testimony before the Denver and the Pacific coast, hourly}
lobby investigation committee, Repre- thousand miles of which will he do”
tentative Thomas L Rbilly said: track. The new line will be used ‘
“I did not know 1 was on the black ticularly in emergencies when for any
list and don’t know why i was. 1 reason the Kansas lines are tied up
did not know the association (ought The announcement comes as a so»
’me and don't know what campaign one! to recent completion or the dis-2
was mien-ed to in the Mnlimll mem- solution at the Union Pwlflcfleuthcrn
orendnrn. but i suppose it was in Fecisic lines. and it is mot Us!
indinne. who is mentioned by Mul- now under way and projected mill
ball as friendly to the association, practically complete the double tram
made two speeches in that campaign lng oi the main lines of the road weal:
in my old district in favor of Andrew n'om Kansas City and Omaha to no ;
Sheppard, my opponent. I do not Ogden terminus. 2
think the mention of my name re-
quires any answer or explanation on line at Topeka,
ymnlt
The cutoff leaves the Kansas» ml
running throng)!
Marysvilie, Kansas and Hastings. Nell
‘striking the Nebraska mail line up
A good adv pays best in the best Kearney. Another cutoll in Colour”
Whey will save twenty- dour miles.
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