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'1‘ row Point. .‘2
‘ or the mails.
' holiday.
1. Insures a cool, clean kitchen.
2 Sayes time in cooking.
”‘ 3. Books meals perfectly with“
its: evellgl’l‘cat.‘ '
1101-1111111 monthly payments you
'can have a gas stove and se-
cure all these advantages.
"the United Electric Light and
' Water. Company
south Norwalk, Conn, Aug. 9,1913.
' dress in the home of M18.
Schenck.
t
1.
l
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The State tax to be paid by thin1
'otwn amounts to $5377.18.
, Mrs, C, W. Martin has been quite
' ill for the past two weeks.
ll‘llg‘inocr i‘nrqllhnr of New York in-
upcited the work at the filter bedst
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs 1‘ li lyon are spend.
in: the wool: 11 till reintims in W ushfl
ington, Conn.
M...—
John B Gelrlsh has returned from
- Eulope and is. visiting with relatives
1’11 001111 . - ‘
Rey ."l),,'i:;‘1'nknlls and ‘1 11311on
Boy Seoul's spent. fl‘nueulluy at Pinc
.. .
hir. and Mrs. Maurice ~'.I')nteilpm'l
. 11nd (inllglltel‘ ole spending 1110 \1 echo
ill the Adirondacks
“...”...
Mr and Mrs. Henry Lyucii of Green» ,-
'_ wich vv‘tno rcoenl guests or Mr.
and
litre Noll Martin.
M 1‘. nod Mrs Seiieck Scclcy outrun;
oilné‘d' lclutl’ves over the neck end at
their home on Ponds street.
EM re.
turned homo. nller encoding a week.
with Mrr. lll‘rl Cook
No.53.
of Granville,
Misses Jennie and Henrietta Oakley
0i lllt Vl‘l‘noll urn glloutn of their
(100511111, the Miners ’i‘llul‘iou, Ponuu
ull‘cet.
l lnrellco Brown. from Rutherford.
N, .l., 11115 arrested for spending on
«with 111011116. Tuesday afternoon, Bud
1111-. lined $l0 and cool!
m ....
Mrs. Aiilili. Tl'iliund uud llnllllhltr‘
ilolon, ulld Mrn. Willloln Olluntoud or
Minuun, upont Monday with Mr. and
him. ill. l0, Autumn, iiort direct.
Minn Sunle- \'. (inborn Mru. iliull‘i
Mr, null Mrs. til‘ututor lll' (illuuulchl
vlnitcli' MW, 1‘. illlllhorhun‘ llnll-.
mud llvoullo, 'l‘llut‘duy urtol‘uocu. The
party mlldo tho trip by unto.
’l‘hl- monthiv blunting oi‘ ihc 10p
worth lli‘lllzun Wllii hold 111 tho homo
oi l-‘loll liviilzfli'. South nvnlllll‘. 'l‘llon
tiny eroding.
uniloll "proulllll‘lutioll."
“cargo Doryoll. ammo 'l‘. llmlth.
l'hiwnrd K110011011, i‘rod ilolon. ill-mi
lilélll-lol‘. Nolnoll Stillman“ 13011111111111
'Wood and Judson ‘hlllholoy intended
UH? Hiloitiunil blunting ht Houth Not“
wullt. 'l‘uondui‘ ovoulllg.
Tho nr-tcrtlnou art- in rccl-lpl 111‘ ll
pamphlet. from the Notional lililhway
Protocol/c Socioty. relative to getting
rill of cunnpicuouc higllii on tho side
A law hurl been pushed
prohibiting tho placing of such signs.
The law will ho enforced here.
u .
The congregational, Methodist.
ll‘ouun smut. ’llnilnadge iltll and West
Norwnlk Bunduy schools onioyod their
nnndui picnic at Rollin P0011 Wod-
‘l‘ho voting bog/c held an
athletic moor. 91-11311 more awarded
to the winners in tho 1111182011! 911111111.
Katherine Collision-ll has re»
. Filly ulnlnhorn (liljlifl‘lfiil’
ll ptvnhnht limo. purl. of it. ill 11 unmo’
i
decided to hold a two days’ carnival;
in September, on the Roscoe lot on‘
Baldwin street. A 30- loot square plat
form will be constructed for dancing?
i'l‘wenty- live motorists have signified‘
willingness to take part in the paradoJ l
Others will have floats.
~
A gift of $25
" l
« t
has been received .1013
the building fund from Mrs. Jesse’
iiioyt; also 10 volumes of Draper's
“Seideuiture,” from Mrs. Charles
Snedeher, a valuable collection of ur-
‘ ticles "by presidents of college's and,
other distinguished writers on every"
conceivable subject. which can add to'
one's stone of knowledge. Mrs. E.
...i hillsloy in making a pleasant (011-
tribution to the looks of the library
’.hy sending 1: bunch of donors e1ery
iSuturdny morning. W A. ‘iiollug has
also inclcnned his interesting loan by
the addition of a veritable sixteenth
century 1111111111 curved chest. 11 beautl
flli pinch of workmanship. «100 yours
to old. it is expected that the eicctrh ‘
‘lightg ‘will be turned on for the llrnt.
time this evening from 7 till ii, here.
after the library will be open to visit
.0111 three e‘ven’idga '11 ‘Weck—oTuanli‘w.
Tllilrsday‘lhlltl Sniurduy~~when books
luuy be taken. outvlhe some as 111
other times. Sundnv nitemoonn 11180.3
from 2 lo ii the librarian will he on.
111111111. 1
The daughter of A. Mitchell. Bag-
dud, ,hnd u hull case of hldncy
{trouble’ 11nd they ienrcd lil‘r lli‘lllth
:wns permanently impaired Mr, )lll
(tholl ante, ‘Sho 11:18 ill 11 tclrtblc
shape but Il got her to tulle 1. olm Kid .
ixll‘v Pull-i and now she is completely"
%cul‘od." Women are more linhlo ill
burn kidney tfo‘uble than men, 11111!
I111” lilld Foley Kidney l'illil a Halo. ic-
‘penduble 111111 1101111le luedlt‘llll‘. For
1hole by 1111 druxgistu.“
TEMPERANCE SPREADS lN ENG.
‘ LAND.
LONGDN, Annual. it.»wllnlnurhnhio
spread of lolupcl‘ltllte ill the Which
tides in every rank of not-ioty 11.111 l‘o
corded by Sir 'i‘holnun lizulou, pront
limit of the illlol‘llullonnl Mellil‘ul (2011‘
green. in 11 Fl'lllt’l‘il dulivul‘vd to Howard! 1
illillldl‘i‘d tiOlflOll-l of vnrimln llnllonui ‘
'tllcn 111.11 brcnkluul ghou yontl-rdnyi
in tboil‘ honor by tho Nuliolllll Ti’ilhl
11111111110 tongue in tho tiruiton (ini-'
rlorlon. l
2611 Thomas Mild n grout improve
111111111 in thin rollpcot hull tnhou plucc’
in the unity null nnvy. whore the
young ohll‘l. 1‘11 worn notlllllz it stood ex
11mph; to their lucu. 'i‘lluru nluo lllld
them 1111 ollorlllonn i‘lililll-ill 1111101112 tho
.(ltlllllili‘l‘i‘iiil l‘luunun while tho um 01':
’ult‘ohol in honplluh‘l 11nd by llll-llilnl
lilull uulll-rnlly hull groutly littf‘ri’iilit’d-l
'l‘ill‘ nlculdoul 111 11in 1111 111111011! to?
tho lloctorn ”lithium in i‘lllii‘lll’iil‘ to‘
ichcch tllu consumption of lllcdi‘ 111ml
twillcll. ul| of which, hit hold, worn with
chiovuun.
«My ... ...“.
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YACHT OVERTURNfii, NOTED OP
ERATIC TENOR DHOWNE
“”2:th ..
Fritz aturmiteld, Member of lioynl
Troupe. Mam Death In Bavaria ,
Companion Rebound. i
Tnnnlmnnlc. 11.11.1113, .1112. QWA’
yacht in which Fritz Sturllli‘iulu 11nd
into 81. Slouch. two Well known mic-V
rhiiofior, Worn pulling on the intro
hero , ,nterdny. overturned und Storm-
lleld wall drowned. Blnznh clung to
the bout nun mu; moaned.
Stnrmlleld was 11 member of the‘
Royal Opera n1. Leipsic. "Ho mean 11
concert tour in the [lulled 81111911 in
1911. 1611121111 in well known in the
United States. having hung at the
Metropolitan Opera house in New
York and in concerts in yttrium cities.
Sentinel Wont;
. Ml
m 11811313581
‘ .Bound flinch.
hing Mra. Gnome Wurncka.
woeks‘ visit in Derby.
’110011 with Mrs.
'811110. to gnthur 1111111 in rcl’erouce to.
. lilo litui You llm Always Bought
WW...
Mrs. (Soldier. of New York. in vin-
_ . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartley, 0! New
York are stopping for a low wooku in
town. .. glocato the new bridge about 134 foot
......" 4‘-
Misc 0 01 noiia Redmond' 11 Wilton nd»
Ernest
l
of
W
The Methodist Sunday school
The ‘Minees Hattie and Gertrude
Olmstead have returned from a few. probably Will be done.
fpiers will be constructed on top of
Jones driven down to bed rock.
...“...
Mr. and Mrs. Horace K. Nash. of!
‘South Norwulh, are visiting at Mm"uilortor than the present bridge,
,Mnry ‘A. White’s, in Cannon.
lComstock‘, in North Wilton.
Eugene Olmstead. or North Wilton,
is suffering from an attack of malaria.
Dr. Morrison is in attendance.
Miss Prudence lSlnitl‘l has returned
from 11. visit in -l.1itchlleld and is. now
visiting friends in Brooklyn
Grov cr Bradley, who was so severely
injured in 21 recent bicycle accident, is
improving at the Norwnik Hospital.
The Misses iiolen Hitchcock, Mary,
’ Louise Chancellor and Charlotte Door
3011. all of South Nol‘wnlk, have been
recent guests of Miss .Frunoup Eak-
land.
Mrs. Ann Council, who has been
spending some months with he: daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Murray. in Norwnlk, has
returned home much i111pl‘ovnd ill
ilcnlth.
Mr. and Mrs. Clerc Ogden and Ed»
ward George and sister, Mine Frances“
Eltklnnd. with Miss .iuiiu liurl'hutt, are
occupying a Lottngo on the shore oi"
Luke Waccabuc for a week. ‘,
Minn Mary Marks guru :1. partyti
;-chnunduy olicrnoon, in honor
{Minn Marian ‘ ,
“guests 11:11:11,111“ ihqmlhy
puny”. Among the
Miss Jean McQueen and Mil-ls Florence;
Morellouuo : . . . t
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’iJho-lliquul i-‘ronchhse Loewe will
hold 11 meeting next 'l‘ucnduy alien’-
El‘ncut Salient-k. UE-t
181111111151
Prelimin'hry‘.‘ hot-lugs tor the new
(guptmck bridge which the New York.
New Haven and Hartford is to build
M1” Will “1"“ ”PM" Sunday in corona the Tlmmea at New London width in about 25 miles and the least
{arc now under way and it ‘3 attracted width. across tile icthmun connecting
that they will be completed in 11119 East Ind Went Maul. in 6 or 7 miles“
course of another three months. when
’ tho‘ final plans. hurled on the routine of
ouch horingc. will be drawn. This will
take possibly another 111:: months.
It; has practically been decided to
north or. the present structure and bar.
lugs made in the rive“ at this point
have disclosed bed rock at a depth oil
,90 feet below high water mark. Bur.
tugs made at the site .01! the prencnt
Cannon held a. picnic at; Compo, Wed- bridge have failed to disclose "bed
nesduy afternoon.
.rock consequently the new site would
seem much superior.
tion of the bridge no caisson wort:
Instead the
The new bridge will probably lie
on
the company has obtained permission
born the War Department to extend
{moon that the new bridge will have
certainly one pier less than the old
bridlzo 11nd probably two.
Like the Connecticut river bridgn.’
the piers will be iountrack piers, but
only two tracks will be built at. first.
One of the matters yet to be decided“
in connection with the new Thameu
river bridge is the exact type oi the
Engineers of the company arev
now 0111211ng in making a. study of
Two types might bl‘
One
of those is the so-cnlled .bascuie bridge,
which liite up perpendicularly, as if it
is
it will
draw.
this question.
said to be under consideration.
were on hinges. The other type
lifted up between two towers.
be some time bet'ore a decision is or
rived at.
11nd ulrendy made public. The height
of the bridge above the bottom of tho
' channel will be 140 feet. A rough enti-
lnato plucos 34.000000 us about. 1110‘
its
completion one or the few points or.»
cost oi the new structure. Upon
delay in the service between New
York and Boston will be eliminated.
New York. Neu
..Hanen &..Hart
“ ford
KAILROAD
TIME rIABLE
wuld Willard, on the editorial-1111112 or“ ‘
tho \‘ew York Evening Pool. is ' o‘x-l
ported to apl‘uk on the 'i‘illl‘lt‘ngc"
Movement." in tho 'i‘owu Finll Saturv
tiny. August 1601.;
The Civic League lurid 11 lllt‘l‘ling in
the Town Hall. \\'ollncsllny ultornonnd
Among the mutton of internal \1 «’11:
hrlllinnt paper by Mini: Sully Middle»;
brook, who gave 11 report. of her r8-
cont automobile tour in Now York
llll-to-liutc signposts, action on thin.’
subject will be lukl‘ll tutor by the Civic
1101111119.. Mrs. i). ll. Lambert 11an read
1111 llrtlcle touching on Mother's meetr
1111211. 'i‘llu nttclldnncu at this meeting
was lurgo and much outhlnluum was
displayed.
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CASTOFl IA
For Infinite and Children.
Bum tho
1, \
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TOLMAN FREE ON A TECHNicAL-
i'l'Y.
Comptctnt Faulty 801N111» 0110 l!
Drawn and Loan shark King
GM» Bull
Nl‘W YORK, Aug. 8» Through 1111
«nor in the complaint Mutual. him,
Daniel 11 Taiwan. the loan nhark.
iwon lllululunuli by hiltlrtutl‘nto llnrlow
in Tomlin court Thursday. but. u now
1.1‘olllpininl won llruwu immediately
and has nurroudered hinulcil on 11,
1111111 bond and wulvud examination
to 11 1111.1- 10 bu. tilted by tho lilhirict nt-
tolliey.
The l‘ollllplnlnunl in the none had
nonurod 11111111 111111111 from ’i‘olmun. ’l‘hu
ilrlll. 11m were for $10 each. for which
he paid 816, the fli‘iii. loan lining paid
out in ten wooim and tho second to
eight. tin mode tho third 101111 01318
for which he gave 11 onto for 524 to ho
'ropahi in twelve Weeks.
The complaint was made 1111111111 ,
'l‘olman on the third icon. but it. was
on the nonunion otmokiusxtho drill. .
low that the minim: 11111.1
with TOTEM about on inductor. Tot .
mun cavern hill lulu-inn: 11111111011311:
1by the motoring or “buying com
. margin) new" , T
in Effect“ June 23. 1913
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In the construc «
it is expected that there will
he on the whole few changes in, the
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to s loved.
crater in the world and ill 1111 well pres-
ervéd no it 1111 area were extinguished
but yesterday. The critter is 20 miles
in 1.1131111113131111. and 2.000 feet deep
and contains many cinder cones. some
at which rise 700 feet above its floor.
"The island of Maui bell 1111:5311... or
18.111031. 0: the Hawaiian group. Its
greatest length in about 47 miles from)
northwest: to southeast. The greatest
ulul‘.=.tl1ere being no prominent points
‘.or ‘cupec. Clllfnwexlct on the north-
cantern coast, but: they me not very
-,high. Maulneo. on the south side at
the isthmus, is the largest buy. The
Eronion has produced some pictures-
,quon valleys and canyons on the is-
land that. are probably uncut-{lashed
(anywhere else in tho Hawaiian group.’
The most notable of these in ion Val. ‘
icy, whose brood amphitheater at the ‘ The rainfall varies greatly in differ-
hand 15 4 .000 feet below “19 summit of Iem; parts of the island. On “16 west
Pull Kukui overlooking it West Maui and south cmtg it ranges from 20 to
in much the older at the two Maul ‘30 inches annually and semi-arid con
mountains. No truce oi the original diilons prevail. 0n the northeast
side of the isthmus.
.:cratar. that must have (aimed it neqmulm the ralufnll in heavy. ranging-
more. _
to exist. From the summit at an 'Ncle from 100 to 300 inches or
ration 015730 ’9‘"- many sharp "“5“" pStreams are numerous on the north-
tilut have been worn almost: to knife-’1 eastern rind southern slopes of East
edges radiate in nearly every dli‘ecd Maui. but the largest and__,most con ‘
tion.
1 East Maui is one of the,
'mountains of the group.
‘. stunt streams are on West Mani. Prnc
younger: tically all thentreams are used to irg
its crater. rigute cane and taro Taro, the staple
Haleakala, at the summit 10,000 feet:1 root; crop of the south Pacific islands..
The shore line of Maui is fairly reg-i
only harbor is Kahului, on the mirth ‘
”this largest extinct M
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small quantity of rice in 111
both requiring irrigation
An interestinh dencrlption oi
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flow gathered urlng an luv
by the United Fulton Geclog
way in cooperation with the oil
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