. f umn M‘
annulus venous
success!!-
on!" Pussies cam
{Juli "soothsayer
sensuous
;f' us, assume communes. x4
’ ‘or-I .
'1 ,Splnthlan." on, sump «1 unregula-
...s--
m
W,,K00lhr sailed _ .lelllI-f‘ '
- that one meet- with in sailing. bilii
watch out for the Doctor.‘ for he
'I will spring a surprise some of these!
fine days.
°“1.‘7LB’°“‘"B' W89- N°~ 10' 1- 0-! Court Edmundo do smlcls, No. 173.
0' F..;\vill “01‘1““ ”gum" “mung Mon; F. of A. will meet for regular business
day evening.
The Shriners of Bridgeport are duel
for their annual shore dinner at Roton'
Pointon Monday. .
Catholic Union Council, No. 46, 'K.
of C., will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday evening.
The semimonthly meeting of Col-
fax Encampment. No. 31, I_ O. 0. F..{
will be held on Monday night. l
~Panamas, $3 to $8. O’llrien’s.
Miss "Emily Ives, of Danbury, is
spending the weekend with Miss
Frances *Harstrom. of Norwalk.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364,
Sons of ISL George, will hold its regu-
lar msoung' Tuesday evening.
The regular meeting of the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join-
ers. him-746. will be held Tuesday eve-
'niug.
1
Pride of Court Nanak Circle, No.»
801, Companions of the Forest, will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday eve~
ning. l
The regular mating of the Norwulk
City Council will be held in the coun-
cil chambers, Monday evening. Many
matters of importance will come be
fore this meeting.
A petition in bankruptcy has been
tiled In the United States court by
Onofrio Dominao and Catilla Somme
Millano, of New Haven, whose pare
nership schedules show they have no
assets to meet unsecured debts of
$1.000.
——Sennit and split hats. O'Brien’s.
Miss Jane ll. Dyna, ot vlhnbury, and
Miss Kittie Fallon, of Providence, R.
l., who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Flynn. of Elisabeth
street, have returned to Miss llyas’
home in Danbury. Miss Fallon will re-
turn to her home tonight
President C. 6:. Mellon, of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail»
mad Company. has given to the City
of New Haven twenty fancy ducks,
twentyone fancy geese and one silver
pheasant. They came from the Mellon
farm at blockme and will be left
at the ideal. Rock gains preserve.
lion 0. Salts. of the “New York
[Nor-id." a resident of Cos Cob. who
took an active interest In the Green
wich court controversy. at the last ses-
sion of the legislature. has extended
an invitation to Representative ailer-
lnsn l". Konpiemsun to attend a do
monutratinn and reception to Judge
William F. Tierney, Deputy Judge
William J. Tents and their appointees
by the. citizens of Greenwich at the
Riverside Yacht Club.
Macon“...
Job Printing
I!" PAPER.
, I!“ “K,
em
I On Monday evening.
We all admire
beautiful teeth
A good set of teeth are a joy
to the owner, and a thing of
beauty _to all Ibelrolding them.
They are the best part of a
man’s or woman’s features. See
Dr. Mallory
' let him advise you about your
teeth, he makes no charge for
this,
REALLY
He invites you to his well ap-
pointed: dental may
FOR Tl-Iis " , vamfl
16 soils-nil '5‘ s‘él’ifilo‘nmllk
HOURS: I A}: . To a Hill.
suuoavs av APPOINTIIENT
.l
The Reed 8:.de
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL BHOP
In the Town
auro SUPPLIES
Phone BOG-50 80. Milli 8%..
Bo. Norwflk. Music Hall 3100!.
Children's Dresses
Dainty Dresses in lawns
and piisse crepe prettily
trimmed and well made.
Lawn Dresses simply made
fromotofiyears......
50c and oils
Lawn Dresses trimmed wrth
club. and lace, o to I;
years . . . . $1.00 and $1.50
Plisse Crepe in all white in
different styles... 98c
Plisee Crepe trimmed in
pink and blue crepe . . 98c
Plisse Crepe trimmed with
lace and pink and blue,
' $I-25
J. I.-Mallette
as Washington It.
V" “9 80. "Walk.
OF A SAFE unPOCIT COX
in our Fire and burglarl’roof
Vaults to the BUSINESS
MAN—mill N0 omit this!
has access to his private ps-
psrsi ,
Wills. Deeds, limos.
floods and Records of Fri»
yste investments are ”snow
or! from the scrutiny cl util-
MmfltoWVssmm
mercurial oisebni'orm
I
most satisfactory suits
the reduced prices:
Here is an. Opportunity that will be graoped by
My. a We a now feature for us to recluse our already
low custom tailoring prices, but for the
the reductions will be in force.
Come in and look over thehandsomc sample
swatches, pick your style for slumner er early fall
wear, save $5 to $10 on your vault, and have. one of the
you ever were. As it sample of
$35 Suits ....... . .. .
$30 Suits . ........... . $22.00
fiasSuite.................... ...... ......w$18.0t}
$29 Suits . .......... .. $15.00
cent low weeks
$25.00
I
trustees: its ,2,
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-——
World.
The soldiers
was abusing the army and navy.
As they passed a
At the Same Old .Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge,
you’ll find a Full Line of Sea Food,
'received Today by Express.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
WWW
COAL! e. OAL!
Placa your order for next winter‘s supply with us.
STABBED THREE SOLDIERS. I""I‘llere goo; three soldiers now!"
SEATTLE, Wash. July 19.—~Thr’ec'
enlisted men of the United Stated
Army were stabbed Thursday night;
when some soldiers and sailors who‘
had participated in the military and'
naval l’oilatcb parade, were attacked
by a crowd of men attending a street
meeting of industrial Workers of the
were only slightly},
wounded. According to the accounul
FREE DELIVIRY.
We have a large stock of fresh mined coal In all sizes.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk.
Tel. 721.
diors and a free mun was on, during.
which the army men sustained a num-
ber of cuts with poem knives. 1
Two sailors from the Pacific reserve
iieet saw the attack on the soldiers,
and went to their aid. A riot call
was turned in and the police restored
'order.
I M.. e... um..-
THE FINE FRENZY
.1..- ‘ 604 . . .
marsh mmmmm WW" ”chroma?
mounts AT ramscousrsaj
.1
‘ ,jl ‘Voca
‘Mkwuter.
Rural“ versus Urban; Their Conflict .
. ; and its Causes. '
I
l
The crowd at once attacked the sol»
l Incite lol- ‘Jilno and dilly. 1918-
' sociology. '
.sn-Antworp._W.C.-.1 .
_ skin. F. J.,“ ‘ ‘
The American Government.
:lmells. M. A. and Wiley. it.
tions for Girls. ,
Useful Arts.
John Wesley,
Fine Arts.
,Games and Amusements.
Literature.
ennedy, C. It,
The Necessary Evil.
lBrieux. Eugene,
, Three 'Plays.
‘ yMaetsrlInck. Maurice,
On Emerson and Other Essays.
Description and Travel.
l 1 Wright, 1. A,
‘ Cuba.
Biography.
' IWaIton, Izaak, IWotten, Donne, etc],
" ' Lives of Wotten, Donne and Others.
History.
McLaughlin, A. 0.,
p The History at the American Nation.
1 soon, w. a.
. The Americans in Panama.
Juvenile.
Brewster, Edward Tenney,
.. . A Child's Guide to Living Things—-
, .with Many illustrations.
Hale, Susan,
A Family Flight Through Spain.
. Knox, 'l". W..
The Life of ltobert ’b‘ulton and it His
tory of Steam Navigation.
The Life of Robert 'Fulton.
Brooks, E. 8.,
' The xBoy Life of Napoleon.
Mathews. Joanna IL,
Hesse Among the Mountains.
Bessie and Her ‘Fripnds.
’ Bessie at the Seaside.
Fiction.
Alexander. Miriam,
Port of Dreams.
Bienchi, Martha Gilbert Dickinson.
The Sin of Angels.
Diggers, Earl Derr.
gBeven Days to 'Baldpate.
‘Bindloss, Harold,
Rnnrhing tor Sylvia.
Blackwood, Algernon,
The Human Chord.
Bowen. Marjorie,
The Quest of Glory.
Burnham. Clara Louise,
girlie Inner Flame.
lolcord. Lincoln.
The Drifting Diamond.
sCrockett, S. 11.,
2 “Patsy.
Devious. M, 'l‘.,
The Road to Providence.
il'lay, Holman.
The Red Lane
1136 la Pasture, Mrs. Henry,
, The Honourable Mrs. Garry.
il<?rskine, Payne,
l Joyful llcatllerby,
i Franco, Anatole.
Jocasta and the Furnished Cat.
l Futrello, Jacques,
I My Lady's Garter.
Ecnlmore, I. A.,
Phoebe and Ernest.
i(irlmsllnw, Beatrice,
Guinea Gold.
lHnggnrd, H. Rider,
Child of Storm.
Hail, Gertrude,
l The Unknown Quantity.
Harris, Corra.
I The Recording Angel.
,llurt. Jerome.
I A Vigilante Girl.
Hauptmann. Cerilsrt,
Atlantis.
EHolmes, Gordon,
No Other Way.
lolopklns, William John,
I Concerning Bally.
given to the police. the soldiers passed: Poet‘s small boy (at the ZOO with his Howells W D
the crowd where a woman Sneaker mother)-—0h. ilsteoto the bear, mollh' ' ' "
l er, isn't it like papa when he's writing?
man shoutedl, wli‘liegendo Blotter
New Leaf Mills.
(Hutchinson, A. B. M..
Once Aboard the Logger.
Jones, Alice,
Marcus liolbeacb‘s Daughter.
Kaufiruun, R. W.,
The Girl That Went Wrong.
'Lencaster. llewes,
The (me and the Other.
'LGQ. A. IA,
Cap'n Joe's Sister.
Lincoln. J. (3..
The ltiso of Rescue Paine.
Lewis. A. ll.,
Faro Nell and ilor Friends.
llowndes. Mrs. Belles,
The Chink In the Armor.
Monkey. lsabel n.
The House of Windows.
Martin, listen It.
The Parasite.
Montague. Margaret P.,
Linda.
Moore. iBroderick Il‘erdinnnd,
. The Devil’s Admiral.
Norris. Kathleen,
The ditch Mrs. Burgoyne.
Partridge, Anthony,
The Court of lit. mines.
.Psttullo, George.
The Shem! or Badger.
Porter. Manner rt,
lliss Billy's ‘Dsclslon.
tiles. Alice Hesse,
Romance of hilly-goat film.
Will. (is,
The stock Exchange irom‘ willun. - . 1
p . “:3;
s? _n u;e;n,s1n(o‘,s1s.n muffin-uremi-
S
ioc size Potted Meats . . . .
S. and S. Potted Chicken (1-4
Armour’s Spaghetti Meat and
25 Stamps Free with 1 bottle.
38 AND 95 WASHINGTON 8T.
‘ PHON
aturday SpeCials I at
Beckmann &Co.’s.
Armour's Pork and Bonus (10c size) .....
Very Best Creamery Butter, per lb. ........ ., .
(l cakes Fels Naptlla or Ozone Soap .... .. ..
25 Stamps Free with 1 bag Maud S. Flour .
Otto Stahl's New York‘Frankiurtrrs, Boiognas, Etc.
Complete Stock Fine Wines and Liquors"
A. RBeckmann silo. *
:«z-:n'v-2-1-:-:u:u.-:-:- list-1'21: ‘-’
‘3 cans for 25¢.
.' C ......... ’v Ii . ‘
{Willi} ....... . . 34Cll‘rlg égfi
or f
. .. all
.. ...... 25$
, , . .. ....... 73s
Old Port Wine ......... 5 ¢ “.
sourH noswsut.
- 'l‘i'hfiaf-;I‘.'='I'h.
E 440.
' Sensible
w Shoes
TENNIS AND YACHTING SHOES
A larger and more complete stock than we have ever shown.
, Hardy “Hiking”
and Boys ,
M A :1;
onneally 8. Bracken].
81 Washington St. Phone 863-4 ‘
Summer
>‘ ‘-
l
Shoes ior Men
V ~. Juan’s-1‘ ~3- \fiu. \sg egos . u x
'a- -1- Itinerary—watpd,‘ 4-,
On Board the Mary Sands.
Rowland. Henry C.,
The Closing Net.
St. Leger, Evelyn,
The Blackberry Pickers.
'Sedgwlck. A. 1).,
The Nest.
Seltzer, C. A..
The Coming of the Law.
.Sheehan, Canon,
1 Miriam (Lucas.
ISherman, Chas,
He Comes Up Smiling.
Vachell. ii. 8.,
Bunch Grass.
'Van Buren. Evelyn,
Pippin.
Van boon. C. E.,
The Ten-Thousand Dollar Arm.
Walk, Charles E.,
The Time hock.
Way, Norman,
The Moccasins of Gold.
Whitechurcb. Victor 1...
Left in Charge.
Young, Flieorl.
When the Tide Turns.
HELD COURT IN AUTOMOBILE.
HARTFOIU), July ISL—Judge Henry
E. Jensen held a session of the East
Hartford Town court in an automobile
in the east end of the Connecticut
river bridge, just before 11 o'clock yes.
{lerdsy afternoon, when he nollcd a
{charge of being a fugitive from justice
against 6. Frederick Wright and turn-
led him over to two New York State
detectives, who wanted Wright on
charges of. grand larceny and forgery
alleged to have been committed in
Rochester, N. Y. Wright had been
’held by the East Hartford judge under
since Monday night Yesterday alter-
noon he was to have been given a
hearing before Governor Baldwin In a
tight against extradition, but at the
last moment waived examination and
gave it no. lie and tile dctectivesnud
the judge and Wright's lawyers Worn
taken in an automobile to East Hart-
ford soil, just over the bridge, and
court was opened In due form, the
prisoner arraigned. the case reopened,
the former charge against him nollerl
and the detectives given charge of his
person. The listlaztlvus started for
Rochester with their man yesterday
afternoon.
m
GUARAN-
FOURTEEN IN FAMILY
TIN“.
hsceivcll news from his family in Harm
ilton, Ohio, a portion at the recently
flooded section at that wists, which
tells that his entire family oi fourteen
members is quarantined in the same
house because at the smallpox epi-
demic. Coversl oi the family are ill
with the disease and the epidemic Is
quite general. «Among those in the
family are hint. Martha “Font. it you“
old, Mr. Flint’s mother and his brother
William Flint. A neighbor of the
rents, in mono. 1unite planning
his'ilsld‘ recentl‘ 1 «ms upon seven lua-
m bodiosmot to mention the [NW
m it winds Assisi-sit by but
.tool «I unit. ‘ ’ . ' ‘
a bond of $2,000, and had been in jail .
John W. Foot, of South Norwalk. hasI
I f N
The Rerrcatlon [curs
season 1913 “' ~
ASBURY PARK, N. J. . ....... “$.50 ‘
5-Day Trips, Mondays.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. .
5-Day Trips, Mondays. .
BLOCK ISLAND, R. I. ....... $11.50
3-Da Trips, Saturdays. ' .L
WHITE M UNTAINS, N. H. .. $25.00
5~Day Trips, Mondays.
THOUSAND ISLANDS ...... $28.00 '
4-Day Trips, Fridays. July 18, Aug. 1, .
15, 29. * ‘
NIAGARA FALLS .......... .. $40.00 '
Saturday. August 9th. ‘
Tours to Thousand islands, Mom
treai, Quebec, Nova acacia, Boo-
mtzria, Ausable Chasm, Lake George,
s . '
For the New England Tourirt. fit
scribing all tours, call on TM“
Agent at depot or 311de ' '
THF. RECREATION TOURIST C0.
191 Orange Street, New Haven.
Tel. 1201.
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YACHT BURNS IN MIDDLE 0?.
RIVER. l l
Frank Potter, of Norwich, Has Nao-
row Escape From Death.
EAST HAMPTON, July 19.——Fl'anln
death this Week when his thirtymfoot .
lynchl caught fire and burned to the '
l water’s edge ill the Connecticut River.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter have a cottage 3
lat Haddam Neck en the river shore
and Mr. Potter was alone in this!
yacht. Gasoline from the engine got.
in communication with a lantern and
the yacht was soon blazing fiercely.»-
Mr. Potter's son set out from slime, ,
in a rowboat and succeeded in resale ,
ing his father, but. only after Mr. Pot-
ter's arms and logs were burned. The
loss was $700.
COME8 AFTER GREENWICH BUR.
GLAR.
HAlt'I'li‘Ollm, .Iuly l9.""“ClIDllllYl W.
R. Walling. of the Long Branch, N. J..
police force. applied to Governor Tinni-
win at the Capitol rwiih rolluisb
tion papers signed byline acting gov—
ernor of New Jersey for the CXUIHH'
I;
tion of Reginald llhind, who is under. :'
1 arrest at Greenwich and is wanted In .
connection with $50,000 jewelry rel)»
bery at the summer home of Millions
sire if. h lines, at Mug Brunch, not
long ago. James McIntyre was an
Rhlnd, but consented to :50 ill New.
Jersey without requisition papers. '
Mary Gregor. also summed oi carnal!»
city in the robbery, is in custody in:
that State. Captain Walling declared» .
today that the apprehension of thetrio,
terms one oi the most important cop»
tures of criminals that the east has ‘
known in a lens time. Thailand”.
he said, has all been recovered. We;
took Rhino to long branch yeasts!“
afternoon.
1 ,
CALIFORNIA DISTRICT AT’I‘OHMI
wasnmoros. July lawman-t
Schoonover, oi’ Les Aussies, Cal... 11
been selected by President Wilson fir
united States stbornsy tor the sou‘
ere district oi Centennial ,
Potter, o: Norwich, narrowly escaped“, .
I rested at Greenwich In company with. H ‘
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