Dry 1101111111011 111 and around this
III, Would it out be well to nail
. do the 'phone and protect your
out» and valuables against this dau-
rib;
by placing 113311113111” policy
to us and in or reimburse you tor
hum: Telephone 1230.
1'11 TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
1” ,Walhlngton strut, ‘
South Norwailg, Conn.
All kinds of insurance.
Public ‘Stebogrcpuer.
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I’ Iutreet, has returned i‘1om n \isli i111
:: Mount LKisco.
IMlss‘ Irene Sutton, of Stamford
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. spendinga’. tidbit with her brothel 1111
, South Norwalh.
. Concord Div sion, No. 2. Sons of
1"Temperancé, 1 hold its regular
meeting Monday evening.
'The regular 11 coklv rehearsal of the
Metropolitan or't'hestia. oi’ Norwulk.
" will be liel'd'ilfdndh‘y evening.
I’IMrs, iNoble Whitney, of New (‘11-
naan. who visited with her son, Sum-
“uel, for several days, has returned to
Norwalk.
Mrs. Hannah E. l'osbnrgh, of Jet'-
éey City, New Jersey, is the guest
3i? Attorney and Mrs. George H. \‘os-
burgh, "of Putnam avenue.
v—Ca'ps, cups, cops. O'Bricn's.
Monroe street is being torn up, pro-
paratory to laying the new Roman
'oad by the Empire |Construction Com-
" oauy. IWork in North Main street is
" again under way.
Douglass Fowler Post, 0. A. R.. hnsI,
'- completed arrangements to hold itsI
‘ ramp lire. Monday ev cning, in the new
City Hall, and this will be followed b1'
1 supper in the 1P. 0. :3. oil A. Hall,
Washington street.
Commander H. H. 'Bilri'oll, LL13. N1.
11 retired, and Mrs. Barroll, of Washing-I
ton, '.l).1(‘..,
Oaubnryrss guests of Mrs. burroll's.‘
' 1.1191111111118111 Mrs. '1‘ 01.111 n1 :1
irran-gements with the railroad com-
1any for accommodation for 2011 En
ties and friends to go to llridgc; crt
lext Tuesday morning on tho 9:411
1'clocl1 train.
The Pitteiield express train to New
’ork was lid: 11'- five minutes into. in
saving llonbuiy, yesterday morning
Iith the train from 1i.li.chfleld. 'l‘hc
utter was delu} ed by the blowing out
i o. cylinder head on the engine near
l‘cwieyvillc.
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«Sailors. straw huts. ()‘liiricu‘s.
0n aoo'ount oi the ruin the outing
. ') Roton l’olnl pinnnod by the moi 11
I, 1" era of Stellar t‘hnpicr, Eastern 1St.‘nr
ti)u11l1111_1,' l’oi yesterday was post-
oned indollnltvly. .\lr11."\'l.’ll.V11ll.
isociato or: drop oi the 1-,hnplor outcr-
1inod n lltlllllll‘l of tho 111cmbors at
or home, ‘17 \\ oshlngton zivvnuo Linn-1
ury yesterday utternoon with n so
‘nl guthoiing 111111 a picnic supper.
Attorney (‘lloi'los A llulhwk is ox
listed to be tho ('lloittl of the county
unmisuioners for tho onion of prose
Itim: liquor Intent for Fuhilold coun
'.'. This oilivc hos bccn hold 111' Nor r-
on 10. liners, who is pionomithlg 111.
may. Mr. lloors wns prmuwuting
your agent for 11 number of yours. it
said that Attorney iiullook has c11-
1llent endorsement for tho oillco, and
lot _th(ii"(1 is little doubt he will not
10 appointment. .iomponsntlon is
11 ions. The appointment probably
ill be mndo within 11 woek.- Dunbury
own. ‘
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it you are n subscriber to The Son.
1111 bring or pond in 35c and got
rec oi the most popular magazines.
corolla, Fashionable WOmun um]
143 Metropolitan, for three months.
ylou are not a subscriber sand or
in; 31.80 and I'i‘hc Sentinel and
itgnsihba‘ will be sent you for three
anoint by hull]. It you prefer to have
nmdboy deliver your paper semi or
c for magazines and pay the boy 121:
wool: {or The Sentinel. The magn-
\Icn den; with oil the our nt cub
it! atrial tumult n‘, i plum
are spending a month :nII
' Hoyt, 111113313 Main street. I
The committee of Norwalk Amie ‘
I1rstornul Order of Eagles has ninth-f
I A3 tho unvnl men were crosslni:
veiug held there to make (Vonllitt'tlnnsI
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F3HCY ”Elli?“ Sugar Corn 7c can .
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page. thereby afiording the competitors the Opportunity to
complete the twelve anSWers. The error occurred in the
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mode a dirott ntiuck on Mayor (‘ot-I
1111'lli, who not dirm'tl} behind him I
The i’nt't was that the mayor nrcom-
punlcd the nocretul‘y from the banquet.
to the Press Club reception and had
been with the secretary during much
oi" his stay.
it is believed Mr. Daniols had 1111
knou'lodgo oi‘ any Scuttle controversy
over the red flag.
BUBS
and jumped upon
l’iko sirml, 111 Sixth, IIll) were over
hnuhd by 1111 uulomobile‘lull of po-I
Ilt(‘lllt‘ll bonded by 11 big captain, who A provost g“ 1rd of titty 1111111 from
fluid the sullois that if they did not; .the duct was hurried ashore in cut-
disporse ho would urrcst cvorv 111111 ”If ors I0 urn-st 1111 the 111011 nshoro
them. The pollrnmcn, by n1une11vcring.l Sou-11111111 of the Navy llanielg 11 us
sowlruit-d Ibo 1111.111 in uniform ulId‘Idinlng on the c‘ruism West Virginia.l
s1 illlt‘l‘i‘ll tl101n.'i‘hc men shouted to l the guest of Admilnl Reynolds ut the»
ti111.pollc11:"'\o111 mnyor11101111101111.1—IIIIIIII the rioting ”0mm.
thing to protect the ting, so we nroiI
111111111: your lily”. No arrests were
OVERGRAZED STOCK
111111111. RANGES CAN COME BACK”
I inn-i111: Ibo ndmlnistrntion of Mayor WAiill‘lN l'l’ON, .lnl1 19. «The lm- I
IUI'tilflL’t- (‘1:Um‘lll, all street spenhorrl
moved condition of the national lowest
range utter regulated glazing is point- I
011 to by experts of tho dopurunnnt oi
‘l‘l‘W‘IIII'iI IIII'Y III“ “III IIIOCI‘ traffic or agriculture as a demonstration thutI
III‘ I’I‘h III“ “"I ”MI MN” C‘IIU'IIII arousI 11bit h huvo been severely dam-I
IIIII‘I “VII I‘II'I III'II III" IIIIIMIIIgI‘ dId “III‘ 111;ch through ovorstocking by shecpI
III‘II‘IA‘ III" III“'- Iund cuttie can he brought back to
I inning [I111 tl-oldon i’otlatch cclcbrn-I their iorrncr carrying power through
III)" IIIIIIIII‘III‘i "I “‘9" I'm“ ”‘0 PMIII“ 11 system of suillclcntly intelligent
Irost' 1'1o iivm worn given shore leave, use
and yosiordny many soldiers irontI When the govormnont took churgc.
I‘UI‘I I- "““I” “"6 I‘I’II IIII‘III'I‘I wore "III of tho livestock rnngos within tho no}
,‘IIIN'VII- A ““"IIK‘I' “I ““I‘IIi‘IIII “I‘d tioaul forests, some of them were so
INIIIIIII‘“ I'I’I IIII“ Ii “bI‘I WIIII “III“ M“1111(in ovorgrazcd and otherwise injur-
Iicndlng on industrial Workers moot- od 1mm reckless bundling of tho
'II‘b I‘ll” “IIIII‘I “II” ””0“ ”"IIIII‘II‘ “In“ I'stotk ihni iholi‘ grazing value tumour-
'b.1\'o I)(‘ill givvn full license to spcuki
on long 111111 11.11 loudly as they chose,
Ihoutou, two of them so severely us to‘ 1 0,1 to have been almost entlroly (19,1
IIiI‘I‘III'L‘ ‘I‘IIIII‘I'II‘ "I “III“ I‘II‘I‘I‘I” strolod. Muny of those rungos. how-
SIII’IIIY III‘I‘W" IIIIII' "II‘IIIII‘II' 39"" cvorI hnvo bocn rcstorod and mode as
'Inry oiIho Navy losophuul)11ni11ln,nd I‘I‘III'I‘I’I“ us eve". 0n sovornl or the
ior (Tlub in Illu honor, spolio in tributo iiud tho expectations and the rungo is.
"I III“ Am"“I““" “III! “WI took occn- in better condition than it our wus.
stop to prniso tho uttiludo oi the muy-I An example of this improvement is
or of Boston who stopped 1). rod ilul-i cited in tho Nobo nutionul forest,
Dill‘lldi‘ Utah. In 1903, when the forest wnn
“Tho r1111 this has no place in “II“ created, tho ranges within the iorout
0011113115" III? sold, "and I’l’IIi’W-W Ill II' boundaries woro found to be badly
IIIWO no will"! In IIIIS “WM”. A muy- ovorgrnzcd and trumplod because
01‘ who (109111 HUI “11’0”“ III” I‘m there was u luck of any control or
agulndt the I‘fld "BK IS “OI. “I. to “Old BuliBI‘VIBIOII over the are“, one 0!
onion. and phonic who DOIIDW I" “Wine areas was at that time estimated
rod lint; should be driven from the to be cuphbie oi carrying only 3,000
countrY." hood of cattle. Now. through consor-
Mr. Danieir’ remarks occupied only votive management and Judicious dic-
11 minute and 1110118 who observed him I .tribution of the cattle over the runs-
closely any that he had no inlentiou or I“ and improvements in water condi-
rmnking them apply locally. However, “any, the carrying capacity of the
word W119 DMIIIBG about the ”mm W range has been increased until, in the
long address devoted to the two lingo
and had urged thnt all believers in
the rod ling be driven out or the coun-
try. it was also declared tint he had
head of cattle are using this particular
area, and forest officers {out that 11
law hundred head more can be may
graced there without injury
Neither an Active Candidate, But
ill] SIRN Ill RHINRI IR
Pressure oi Democrats, How-
' of Democrats
cording to the gossip to getting no-
‘1 Vermont
(II'I‘WIW I‘ IIIIIIIIII'I‘I- given “I III" III‘I'I‘I i‘mosis rouults bnvo inor than juntl~I
Iccrncd. arc the collector or internal.
«in? that‘tho woman? had made a present grazing season, nearly 8.000'
RRRIIS RR
IRRIII BENCH
Friends Are Pushing Them
at Washington
11111 11 111111111
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ever, May Force Hand of
Cong. Donovan
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l). 0.. July 19.—~
Gossip regarding the appointments
to federal jobs in
Connecticut l3 flying nround tbenn-
11011111 0111111111 thick 111111 fast these.
days, largely through the flying
visit paid to Washington by Homer
S. Cummings. Democratic National
committeemnn from Connecticut
and through the riurn to Washing-
ton of members of the delegation.
District Judgeship
is? forts are first, being directed, ac-
Begins
tion on the appointment of a distlict
United States judge for Connecticut,
to succeed the 111111 Judge l’lntt, Com-
mittecmnn Cummings snw Attorney
‘.enerui Mcllcynolds and talked with
him about the situation. What deci-
sions was reached is not known but
members oi tile delegation express
themselves as hopeful, '1‘. V'. Home
of Ilockvllle has the endorsement or
the majority 01‘ the delegates tor the
place. but the situation has been
beclouded by the pushing of Con-
gressman Kennedy in behalt of Wil-
llnni i1}. Thoma oi Waterbury.
Then there is the circuit indgeshlp
made vacant by the resignation of
Judge Noyes sad that is a place
which Connecticut regards as her
very own by reunion of that fact that.
Connecticut residents have long held
it. But his successor need not neces-
sarily by a Connecticut man.
Wheeler and Curtis. Mentioned.
in connection with the place, the
names of Justice George W. Wheeler
of the Supreme court 11nd Judge How-
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tribute Monday.
ANNUAL
Jubilee Sale
extSaturday
July 26th, 1913
WAIT
if you want Real Bargains.
Circulars which we begin to dis-
The Sale Event
every woman waits for.
M
Be
sure you receive one of our Large
Mmu’s
ard J. Curtis oi the Superior court,
Miniz’ s
both Bridgeport men, are frequently
heard here. it is nut understood here
that neither are active candidates, 11qu
their friends nro making 11p the activ-
ity in their behalf. it has been said
MW
mfim'
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van must unit until that time. The
'l‘rensuzv department is inclined to
Ilemo in efficient collectors to finish
Io nt thtlr plot-lent terms and Mr l‘nos
‘.Iswnls 1,9 Do in that class, in the opiu
I ion or the department. The strong
will be 111111111 ilWliy from Connecticut pressure that I“ hem“ made on MI"
United States Distritt .ludgo Martin (it I IIOIIW‘III by several CiIlmIIIdIHGB IOI DlIlIl
who bus 1M,“ holding that u Democrat in the plow .Ir. honoinnr:
Distlict conlt in Connecticut. isIIIIIII‘I [or LII“- 111,111011 II‘Um I" II :‘I‘II‘I'
thought to have no excellent chance “I wiloi here that he will recommend 11.
selection. 'lhel‘e is a boom locullyI ItOIIt‘CtUl‘ for appointment by irosidcutl
for the appointment of Justice Weu- IIIIISIIII “IIIIIII II ”I‘D" limo
I I E
doll P. Stafford oi“ the Supreme court 1 II:II° tiglIt IS".IBIIIGIIOII:25:33:32":
oi' the ilistrht of Columbia 11. VermontI II ”III“ Ie on e a ‘
. r-
man to tho (II(‘,llll jndgoship in .lusw one. Congressman Reilly has put to
l'cN 1c l li1l tho udcut
U oyt puio I B j g Iis undirsiood to be u lender in tho
whom 11 nisonor 101 entl' shot a cou- I
I I Congrssmnn Kennedy wants to
that S. ll. Honor of New Haven, who
was named by President Taft to suc-
cocd .llldnv l‘lnlt and who failed oi
continuation is bting seriously ccnsid
ercd
Connecticut May Lose Place.
It mil) be that tho tlrcuit judgeshipI
Iililtlsltli] well \1'11tt'r,clot'lric lights
I11 11rd James Which of Meridcn and ich.
' 1 1 I rill‘ 9,
2.1;,11'\IIIIIIIIISIIIZELII}: “Iggzufigzzlt‘t :30? I lnnd hillog Connolly oi \Nfllllt‘iillliy liu
B(.lll(‘ll(‘.t‘d .IIIIG i101 th and hug been pushing his
' 1'1'11uliii1ntlone before the Treasury do-
'i‘.lu'rc is 11 possibility, too, that noI ”I‘I'I'II‘IM and "I I110 Willie iiouso1
new appointment will be mode untitIIIIrIIIIrII has two (”IndI‘I‘IIFEWII'IIMIW
111111 111.. 17110111in will be 11111111 by 111oIII" ”I" “”‘I I)“ ”my M‘IMIW'B'
assignment of mm of the Commerce C 'IIIIIBIIIIIIDIIQI‘B III“; {yogi-1”“(‘1I‘1‘II1IIIJ1II‘1I
court judgos to that bench. The pro-1i 0” n omnn I I” g
.lcrt for tho abolition of tho Commerca' i I203: (Ist‘rxiiiitgilsurilfhothiSCLIIII-IVI’:
court 11111101111111111111that ita judgeml , ‘
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who am listud no uddltionnl circuiii' II or II") incident. no has do“
clincd to discuss personalities during
court vninnolcsI nonow circuitiullllt‘fl; hi m, 1nt vi iii 1 t cost 111 that
1m be ilppointcd until the Commerce 5 I II 1,111 3 II I” ‘
court judges huve been provided for1 he has already filed it rocommondu-
' ' lion for Mr. Walsh at the Treasury,
' “mm” “I’m” J°b' I.dopart1ncnt
The next important plums in Con
nocilcut. about which the gossip is con-
Plum.
Lonerqan at Treasury Department.
Congrensmun Lonergnn of the
revenue and the collector of customs. I Hartford diotrict sow Socretory Mc-
Although no agreement has been IAdoo or the Treasury dcpurtmcnt to-
rcucbod, it seems to no the understdnd- day and the colloctorsbip of internal
ing or the Connecticut delegation inflrovcnue has understood to buvo boon
Congress that Congronsmnn Donovan under dlsousulon. Mr. imnerghn hos
will hqyc the naming of the collector two candidates in his district and it in
ct customs, because his headquarters bellovud ho went to the secretary to
are in Bridgeport. Mr. Donovan's see how the land lies and to deter-
ctay in Connecticut is thought to have mine whether either of the candidates
to do with ma.- piece. 111 is understood from inn district 121111 not already been "
bore that there is u not light ameng outdistnnocd by recommelfilutions ol-
the candidates [or the $5,000 plum and ready on iilc for others.
it is presumed that Donovan will huva Mr. Lonersnn also is understood to
no easy time in knocking their heads have talked with Secretary McAdoa
together and making them come to about the appointment of a new bank
some compromise, . examiner for Connecticut. No names
May pom Donovan'. Hand. ,Iure mentioned here but, as a place
There is n pbilibility that Conco- is open. it is thought there will be
tor you: cannot be torocd out until plenty or candidates . , -
the expiration or iii: 11111111111111.1911 ,, .11 .,Iuomlnptiovio confirmed
nine months hence and thhi Mr. Dono» The Boom 1m eonnmied the
In
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Auctionl
Auction'
on the Premises, Saturday, July 26th
1111111 on SHlNE
WM. H. GUTHRIE, NORWALK, CONN. ................... AUCTIONEER
nell
Must be sold to settle. the estate of the into showman, bemgc ii. Bnn~
(long associated with I’. T Barnuml, this fine old mnnsion on Boston
Turnpike, midway between Not-walk and liridgeport, in town of Westport,
(unn.
WILL BE OFFERED AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
Property includes beautiful tract of land,
it; acres, :1 barns, gurdcn—
er 's cottage nil in best possible condition, shade 11nd fruit trees, shrulbbcry
(in 11min trolley line,
quarter mile to.
.ound, close to station of New York and New llnvcn 1ltailrowd. Sole
positive.
JOSEPH (l. I'lYA'l‘T, Town (I
lurk, Westport, (301111., Administrator.
nominations of Thomas J Qlllilll toI
ho posinmstci at Smith Munchester,
of Patrick .,l (“ovnnnugh to ho posh
muster at llurnsido and of .lcremluhl
J. Sullivan to ho postmaster nt (lol-
choster. ’
Congressman Lonergan was at the
Post-(linen dopnriinmn today to push
systems in '1‘hompsonvlllo and South-
inuton.
IUIIIZ‘UMA'I‘I'SM AND ,Tillll .HIGART.
ilon't overlook the grove fuct ihnt
rheumatism cusily ”settles in tho
heart," 11nd disturbs tho vulvulnr oc-
tion. Tho cum consists in removing
tho 1111111411. li‘olcy Kidney l’Illls no icon
up and utrcngthcn the kidneys that
they keep tho blood tree of poisons
and uric acid crystals, that cause
rheumatism, swollen joinin, buokucho.
urinary irregularities, and disturbed
henrt notion. Try them, For sale by
all droughts".
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W’AIB 80M EONE INJURED?
Although careful investigation re-
fused to reveal any details of the
affair, it was pcrslstenly reported in
here yesterday, that a woman
had been struck and her leg broken
by a. trolley our in Woodward avenue
at the corner of Burritt avenue. The
hospital had no such case and those
doctors that could be reached had not
heard 0! it. nor had Superintendent
0111115119111 1&- Mien-o! the connecti-
cut mossy.
1 iitornturo.
DAN CRAWFORD TO ATTEND
NORTHFIELD CONFERENCE
The coming of Dan Crawford to the
general Conference at Northilcld con-
not pass unmontioncd For twenty
three yours he has been hidden in the
wilds of Central Africa. He is the
author of “'l‘rlnklng lilurk," the most
thrilling book in African missionary
Unknown in England he
held his uudioncc spoil-bound with his
tales of llnntu life and forced recog-
nition by his sheer force, originality
and personal magnetism. He comes
to Alum-ion for tho first and last time.
1111 ho returns to Africa from horo, nov-
cr to louvo his beloved block mcn. ills
wlio won the first white woman to en-
ter the dorcnguuze country of Atrl~
on. 111111 followed with him in the foot.-
ntopn of David Livingston to little,
where he performed the tuners] ser-
vice under the troe'whcrc the great.
man's heart was buried.
ham or: scmous CHARGE.
NEW LONDON, July 19.-Miohnel
'banuhun. George Genoa and, William
Davis, charged with assault on Com
Fontcinc. 1'1 years old, of Wooncoclret,
on a train bound to this city during
the night or July 12. Were bound over
to the Superior court by Police Judge
Colt today. Bonds in each case ere
186,000. All tailed to get surety for.
cppeorunce in Beptcmber. The girl '
will be detained in thapuatody of In.
Hyru 11.111111111111111; charity department.
inspector, until the man come to trill.
Norwalk Chronicler