all and let us reimburse yin: o I
on. Telephone 1230.
Wilmington street a
south Norwalk, Conn.
All rude or insurance. “
Public Stenograpnar,
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Buckingham Post, No 12 G A. it.
lGilnton Commandery. No. 3 K 'l‘.,
111 hold a stated e'onclave tomorrow
Mrs. irving Taylor. of South Nor—
lk‘, is slowly recovering from her
out illness.
_{ Cockenoc 'l‘rlhe, No. 32. I. o. R. at,
Will hold its regular meeting tolnor~
: 'Vrow evening.
\
'Kpauk pennant-ml Club will be held
fermday evening.
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‘Old Well Conlmandcry, No. 956. U.
0. G. 0., will hold its regular meeting
' Womorrow evening.
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. 'Our Brotllers‘ Lodge, No. 10, l. 0.
00. R. will hold Its regular meeting
Monday evening.
‘Sons of
regular
. K‘ “Concord Division, No. 2,
Temperance, will hold its
The regular meeting of the Winni»
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l1 r.
K few days.
Mrs Henry 0 Bailey and friends of
"3 South Noru alh,
K . Trolleymell's Union, will he lltlltl‘
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this meeting.
K the guest of Mrs, Giles A. Gregory, of
J 9 months by mail. if you prefer to have
meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. C. B. )Selleck, of Ridgefleld, is
9 High street, South Norwalk, for it
spent yesterday at
Rye Beach. enjoying the trolley ride
either way.
_ The regular meeting of the A. A. of
S. and 'E. it. ill. of America. No.
a“
~‘ :urday evening.
6. . There is an aesthetic side to the rail-
‘l’oad business as well as the practical. Eech year the display has grown more
mots to beautify a railrosd's right beautiful.
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RAILROAD AES‘I‘H ETICISM. part of the line. For weeks this spring
and until just recently travelers pass-
New Haven'o Efforts to Beautliy its ing through this cut saw the slopes
Right of Way. above their heads a mass of pink roses
against a background of green .sward.
Joseph Asilw.eli William alder lolihf
Cahili and Joseph Lockhart all oi Nor-a
Walk. spent last evening In Bridgeport,
attending the theatre.
Miss Laura C. Sherwood. of Camp.
street, continues to improve after a;
very serious operation at the l‘Tiillt‘ll
hospital, West 34th street. l'cw York
city.
1 Mrs. losoph It). (‘orneli and two
daughters, of 97 White street Dan-
bury. returned yesterday afternoon.
from a visit with relatives ill South
.No‘r‘wallt.
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The regular labeling of the Not-walk
City Council will he held Monday even-
ing in tho (‘ity Council chambers. hint
-ters of inmortallco will come before
Berry pickers are now out ill full
”force and Htlllli‘ of them bring in well
tilled pails.
ever. has had its ofl’wt on the bony
crop as not! as on other growing
fthinge.
The degree loam of Joseph Dowllllll
Lodge, K. of i’.. of Bridgeport. will
confer the third rank on a candidate
’at the regular motion of Olive lil‘iliit'li
Lilli"‘2’de.122.§i"‘i‘i‘..it:f““i.i..iti REDUCES YOUR GASOLINE
month and a good than. r1" Bills 25 to 40 Per Cent
The third :ililliil‘WIIljy of or. iiiiil inserted in manifold like a cartridge in a gun.
Mrs. fill. iii. doors. of it What. illi'ifl’t, will
be cciobrntml on Sunday. ilr. Jones, a
, native of liiancorit. N. i’.. started pruc»
’ titling ontoopailly here about. four and
it half years ago Three years ago he
married and established a rouhlouco in
West street. in which he has ill a office.
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three of the most popular magazines,
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
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lwero coucrotod, the long sloping sides
The dry weather. how.
deal with Ill-l M mt 1W
r way and make the landscape pleas- dazed where they came from. thinking
not for its patrons is evidence of this ‘ perhaps they were wild roses On all
.Accliiehtr Similiar to last at
Will Kills Sill
, train new, we... killed
lllMiilRll Wllillll Kill
Will 8K WilliMS WiIlH
Mrs. William Wilson was Ar-'
rested Yesterday, and the Slam
lord Police Have the Watch
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Everybodyis
' Great Money .
Stamford Costs Only the ’
Engineer a tile , i
STAMFORD; .l‘uly 31.——~Cllarscd with
the theft of a gold watch, which was
the property of Mrs. Edward J Kelly,‘
lot 34 Trydent avenue, Wintlnop, Mass. l
ern. Emily Wilson, of 502 Main stleet
‘was arrested yesterday She was is-
icasod in her own recognizance, pend-f
1mg disposition of the case. l
The police have the watch, and they
claim they have sufficient cl idem o to
a
till I I3 him
Four People Killed, In Other
Trainl‘Accldenls ‘30!”th Mrs. Wilson. l
' V ' ' f , Mrs. 'Wilson at her home this ai‘tel'-‘
l "110011, said: i
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Ab’l‘OObiA Pa. July 31 ——One 1‘1"“ ‘ “i have done nothing discredltable
was killed and one hundred and forty- ‘ to myself. I simply failed to notify..
six paséehgers and trainlnen were in- like police about the watch, which 11’
lured only ongnangerousiyl’ yesterday found" OIAPHANOUS SKIRT BRiNGS
when a fast entiresa‘ critli‘llet! “ll-0 the Mrs Kelly was one of the passen-
rear end of Wanner tlain on the gem on the parlor car Skllalk wllo‘
Pennsylvania railroad at Tyrone. fit- was taken out dead. or dying. Among
teen miles east of this city An oil her belongings was a mesh- bag inl
the injured persons. except elevell.iwllicll was the watch valued at 3100,} National Game.
who are hellg caled for in the Al- olllerleuelrymndw 7 in money The File silhouette skirtgbrought out the
icons hospital wele able to continue‘money and jewelry were not found all crowds“
their journey or go to their homes the time. and the lailroad pimple bad They gotheled from the village .ano
hole. The equipment or both tlnins been unable to locate them. ‘ town-- a
was entirely of steel construction until Recently Mr Kelly recalled ll letter, But the view was shut off and the
to this fact is attributed the escape :slgned Emily Wilson, postmarked groans were loud
from serious injury or possible death . Stamford, and telling illnl ‘tllat the Just as the sun went down
of a great number of persons. 'lwrlter knew where his wife's \vatcili WESTPORT, July 31.——According to
Engineer Disregard!) Signals, lWfiS- H" communicated with Cl‘lm 0‘ all the baseball “dope” the team was
George K hunk engineer iiarlis ti’ollce Brennan, and by notice of the not playing up to form There seemed
burg, Pu wflas the one kl.lled West ,‘lluttel, opened a correspondence “1th to be that ”'dont cute"
bound passenger train \'0 if). kllOwn Emily Wilson. A number of letters about their mm Their efforts were
as the Pittsburgh Express With or W959i} between them The“ letters, centered elsewhere From his seat on
tilled at Tyrone four minutes late had;n0v~' in the 908898810“ 0f the pollce.,me players; bench Dr. J. ii. McArdle,
called-in its dagnlau and had already are damaging evidence against Mrs. lstrategic manager of the Westport
started to move away from the station Wilson. Chief Brennan suyti- baseball club discovered that Ills un-
I
WESTPORT FANS TO GRIEF
Setting Sun Silhouettes Shapely Spec-
tator and Players Forget the
somethin g
when \'0 13 a fast express of eight.‘
cars from Philadelphia for the west“
30 miles an .hour came gland the
The CM“ says “‘3‘ Mrs Wilson mlsi‘Kderstudies had their minds diverted
represented things i" the WW?” lfrom baseball to other matters. Fol-
A few days “30 “K" Kelly. acting lowing the penetrating quiz-like gazes
upon Chief Brennans advice wrote of the players Dr McArdle realized
Many tralelers have won- 2
running on time and traveling abouti‘
curve 935 that, tune curldhgmg east Mrs Wilson-«ill of her letters werelthat he had something more to deal
of the station and plunged into the addressed 88%?“ “Kitten—“9‘11“ with titan with baseball players. The
parlor Cl" 0n the rear 0‘ N0-15~ The her “‘3'" " she “’9‘" to the S“mum“!object of their continued glances was
1mm“ deraile'd’ the locomotive andi House and left the watch with either standing close to the third base line.
three cars 0 No 13 and the front of the proprietors. who were his per a study in white, set off with one of
mail carpi! Pittwbul'zlt: BXDNSB isonai friends, “he would ”“9”" a '9 those wavy Panama hats. it was
fialiroad O'Neil“ ill Wrook. “ward The hotel has been watched by a "yr. summer girl, the kind for
1!); lpoiice ever since this letter was WT“: dram“ add painting it'llicllUChrist‘ie
in the ’0“ ”Ch 0‘ No 13 was a ‘9“ and his kind pull down regular money.
PHI); of railroad officials on a tour of This morning Policeman \tartin Ry The Parisian fashions had reached
inspection immediately after the‘a“ w“ 0“ duty watching. when M” Westport and even the national game
wreck the officials began an investi Wilson entered and in uired for the .
action and reported to the general-'proprietor Ryan took tiller in custody had git en up trying to compete with
i the silhouette shirt The sad truth
manager of the road that they were and when she was searched at police was reamed M a ban “we m me am
convinced that the accident was due headquarters Mr Mr. Kelly's letter town last Sunday in which the St.
.to Engineer Funk disregarding the was found in har possession, James club, of Bridgeport. was con-
automatic signals which they say were Mrs. Wilson was closeted with Chief testing with the Westport, team.
set in a 810i) 905M011 1,150 feet to the a of Police Brennan about twenty thing This young lady wore that aforesaid
aesthetic side and the railroads of the sides have been heard favorable com~
country ale beginning to give recogni‘, meat of the scene presented to them.
tion to it. Not content with this Mr. Perkins
A few )0an 880- the board 0f M has in the last year or two extended
rectors of the New York New Haven the rosebeds until now they are found
and Hartford loud. desirous of making at Stamford. Riverside, Greenwich
unpainted $5.000 for beautifying tllflovhere the sodium been favorable.
cut through which its main line runs
This cut ex-l
FEDERATION OF LABOR ENDS
tends for several miles and ill places CESSION.
la mer a hundred feet deep. Natural ATLANTIC CITY, i'. .l., July 31. -
lv it is not particularly attlactlvc to The OXOCIIUVQ council of the Amer!
travelers and was thought to be good can Federation of Labor which had
ground for an experiment of title kind.
The work of beautifying was put
in chargo of C. l). “Perkins, division
engineer. The ditches along the tracks
week. passion upon questions of jurie-
dlctionnl atrit’o between unions oililiat
ad with tile ll'ederation. adjourned last
night. ‘ .
Decisions in many matters hoard
(liiililK thé edition-are will he commu-
nitntod directly to the labor bodies
of the rut. worn planted with grass
ill-ell and this was strewn with no:
otlly l’crkina rambler I’Diltlli. The re-
unlt llllil boon a transformation of this concerned
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‘ajl mm . mum lulu m than “5.3”“. 3;};
"it my lot Mini» "1" with print and fall “titanium {if
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a any wuss
“K; MKWKKZ, gallilfilit’l’li’d 35’”, digit
some experiments along this line. ap-ypon Chm'ggveml other placegl
been in session here for more than a
.» f on the updater and Chester “it”? post from the decision of the commie
rear of train 15. while a caution signal dies and. at the end of the interview covering. quite thin and so clingy. The
had been displayed four thousand feet. the chief said that. though she at first rays of the setting sun gave the play-
further back They reported that the denied having the watch. she finally era a glimpse of things they are not
signal mechanism was found to be in.admitted it and consented to sccom supposed to sea except in burlesque
, perfect condition. lpany an officer to her home and pro- shows. The Westport players who
I ()n the iocmnotive drawing No.13 does it The watch is now in the pots. were in the field at the time couldn't
were i-Illnincman Funk. Fireman Bar- sesslon of the police. It is a small keep their mmdg on grounders and
ion and Assistant Road F‘orcman 01' 09min“? gold WRW‘ monogrammed. three buggers. Their glances wan'
Engines i‘. Miller. all of llarris According to the lane idored continually toward third base
burg. Who the locomotile lurtllcdi Act ordinlt tothe police Mrs Wilson where the girl with the shadowy are.
over Funk was crushed against the said that she went to the scene of the pet‘les serenely watched the contest.
railroad fence and instantly killed: wreck shortly after it happened and; Finally one of the visiting Dial“
Miller suffered a fractured skull and that she sun the Watch limit 0“ “were “(x-keg a ball toward the West-
is in a dangerous condition and the ground and picked it up She denied port shortstop. He. being a lover
fireman outlined with slight injuries. jfinding any moon) or am ollwl' it?“ 91 of nature. was looking toward the
Thrown From State ‘I‘l'. scantily clad damsel and the ground
Most of the paaseuneru in the lnstf She told the police that shc support or wobblcd sl0wly to left field. there-
two tors of train No in, uillth re ed the “atoll belonged to .\ir‘*- K“"‘ by letting a couple of runners cross
lcclvod the worst of the shark. were because of the monogram on the back the home plate. Dr. McArdlc took
thrown flonl their acute and more or of it and that she loathed Mr. Kelly“ 3 in the situation at H slilDW- 0n“- glance
1.th bruised and cm while there “nil address from an undertaker. and wrote in the popular direction being shill»
stllacoly a car of either train that did to him illiniiinlt llt‘ “Will “0 willing clout. After netting all cyefull, the
not contribute its (littliil of injured 10 til“ “ WWW" 5““ “““l ‘ilw “““dl‘d doctor nullnntly stepped forward and
Nurses and admiral old new the Inuit“? asked the girl to take a seat in some
~ilr0mpllv rent from ”m, ,1“. a “(mat \tru Wilson la 49 some old and has “mp;- WW“ of the field. After that
over then scone of the accident hvilln llwd at fill" .\illln slrvvi “Kill h” M“ tho game went on peacefully. but in
lltiiitl its a hoahltal Ailor their in Wild “Will“ “mm“ fl“ “ ““"me the recess of their too close study
Julius had been treated llil but clown yours She has two sons who on» of natui‘t‘ llw \l‘rstuorio lot so many
('illllllllll'tl on their way. young mun. and both of “bill“ are visiting runs score that they could not
Two Killed in Wraok‘ ctltllllol‘ll Nil “K “M“ l“ hm“ Km" (lvcrt‘oiile the load and lost out.
, lions She has porno llll owl'lirlll it‘ll ,,_..M,.............._...-..
imi-liM. \‘tl. N Y . July iii l‘uti‘lt it t “mum tier husband in a member of liont “M, n co‘llth "mum“. con.
Htvolly, a local Illlt‘itlwr. drill“ ill” ““0 Illt‘i ill" intro of the lll‘tI (it‘lilil‘iilli‘lll' :‘mlllinn opium or morphine Thrill
wmwus‘ Hum...» .
lltil‘tttt surrey on in the New \ork
trolllrni it'nrim diriwlly in front of the
lailtv lillovo Litnitod train at a cross-
lllti here into yesterday and two we
illl‘ll pllaavngera riding on the roar
aunt of tho vehicle worn blatantly kill
mi while Shelly escaped unhnrt. 'l‘lm‘
snrruy was half way across the rails
when the locomotive hit it. The vic-
time were Mrs. Mary A, barker, a
widow of Stapleton. N. Y.. and her:
daughter. Mamnrot Barker. Skelly is
declared by witnesses to have diam-
nnrdnu a angina“ warning 0! dan.
our. and his arrest was ordered by
Coroner Dunno. .
Mrs. Burner until about a your age
was a resident of New Haven, Conn.
”"‘ conatlpnie the bowel” and do not com.
“GEN”- GRANTED T0 ETRAT- only stifle the cough, Examine tho
FOKD iNiit :lnhol and if the modiclne contains
Th" county commissioners KM” tileao harmful opinion return it Fo-l
morning handed down a decision ah it‘ll “ Honey and TM (ompnund non-V
“mm“ “ altar Stuplown ” mm “mm ‘ talus no opinion in healing and sooth-I.
linear» for the Btraltord ion. the well llmt For ““0 by all (translate ., i
known Btratford roaorl There was .1
a remonstrnnco against the MWHMHDROWNED, iN SIGHT 0,, FAMILY;
lion and at a hearing last week Rot 1
iii. 0 Carpenter of tile titrutfortl M l-. i itt‘tANil‘Oltlt, Juli 'II #1" night "f
church and other Btmtrord ”“33"” his wife and three small children.
“1’99"“ to ”WW" ""3 application. A . who stood on shore powrloas to help
number of prominent citizens also up- Mm, Ernest “mm, of New itovon.
cured in ““9“ [was drowned in East llama river
‘5 The titration! ion was conducted by . last night. "9 w“ thirty me yours
Dudley ll. Stafford until I, short timoiflm‘ it is hollevod ho was “4‘0de
and when hlsllcanuo was revoked by},y ”mm. The body has not been
‘ , the commissioners. This notion was renowned. ‘
Two Km“ by Train. taken because Stafford had been "9- The drowning occurred almost in
CHESTER a (1., July tin-“Two per. {“35“ certificate in the Common ‘l'rout or the Malay cottage. which is
”0“» Wm killed and about flit! maples: Court following on convlclloulm 0, a W“, of “mm. comm
lured “he“ W" ”“9““ when ”t on the around M Milli: after trout-ll. ion the shore of the river not. for
a mixed intent and Wlwltfl‘ trim The romonltmttt any they Will do!
i. 4 km». W»... “n“nmyww
ital helm stretched some the river
minim lbw-nth a ire-tint and tail ‘ . ‘ his a water will the top.
my has int. W"?! my, - l ‘
ratios from hm. into M
.1 pl
from the Trap nook quarries It not .
,jaWiii his.» “film
VIKING SHIP GOING TO RUIN.
CHICAGO, July 30.—-—Norwcgians of
Chicago are aroused because officers
of the Field Museum have permitted
the Viking ship, a relic of the World’s
Fair. to go to ruin, and yesterday they
started a movement to restore the ves-
scl, as was done with the Spanish car-
nvals. and place it in the lagoon of .
one of the parks. Museum officials ex-
plained that the nature of tile institu-
tion has been changed from a general
to a natural history museum, and
that the boat is now out of place.
Oscar N. Haugllan, consul for Nor-
way. is assisting in the plan to have
the ship rebuilt.
REGISTRARS' MEETING.
The first meeting of the Republican
and Democratic registrars of voters
.will be held tomorrow and the last one
will be held a week from tomorrow.
This is to give those who desire an
opportunity to have their names
placed on the caucus, lists of either
parties. it is expected that many new
names will be added throughout the
town and new'city, as more interest
is being taken in politics this
than in some time previously.
year
Keep Looking
Young
Don‘t advertise your age by wear-
ing bifocal glasses that are patch-
ed or have seams or joints. Wear
Thamer's Kryptoka. They are one
solid piece of clear crystal glass
and make you look and feel years
younger.
we employ OCULISTS, not On.
ticians, to examine eyes.
THAMER
Ocullau and Opticians.
37‘ Atlantic aqua», Stamford, ct.
Open Bat. Evening; Eat. 15 Yuan.
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Mason Jars
Sure Scat Jars, Economy Jars. Jolly
tihlssen, l’wsc-rving lictill'li. l'nrou'ux,
Economy Jar 'i‘opa, Mason Jar Tops,
K .‘Inr Itinga. liic.
Albert F Gehebe
25 Want Wachlngton at.
Booth Norwalk.
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.
The Recreation Tours
SEASON 1918
ASBURY PARK, N. .l.
5-Way Trips,” Mondaya.
ATLANth CI‘TY.N . J. . ”1-00
5~Dsy Trips, Moudayo.
BLOGK iSLAND n. i. $11.60
3-0: Trips, Saturdays. »
WHITE M UN‘i‘AINa, N. H. .4th0
“Jay Trips, Mondays.
THOUBAND iBLANDB moo
“any Trips, Fridays, July 13, Aug. 1,
16,29.
. “8.50
NIAGARA FALLE ............ .40.”.
Saturday, August W1.
“fours to thousand Islands, More
treat, Quebec, Nova neocl-
mung, Ambit chum, Lotto homo.
For the New Boat
milling all touch.
Khmer H18"
and Touring; JI-
all on Tom_
rooms? on. ,7
Norwalk Chronicler