.yinevld, libel“ mm necessary served by motile-euro in
at hm. out investigation inter prov Men have the humane.
odthsttheduorwu wide enuush to
sdmit the minimum without having
« gone to this trouble.
. their flotilla It the social m pram
. The nuclei attending the opening or services ,, upon» Wednesday owning:
‘ the Women’s Foreign 'htiuionnryfio- Them will he a. sled hand to oil. One
oiety mite bones stills mt avenue pastor earn. "Tell them to corner and
Methodistchuroh last evening was I make a iori'ul noise unto the Lord."
fleet success. :65 was realised, Rev. . '“*‘M
s p “mung“. WW “,0 a up, . Everyone who was at theipuofiln
.. - - -- tumour address and n Joule qua!» .h‘“ but 9“”“mflw ”“7 “W”?
use dolnue or the school Board told m“ “min“ WW“ mm“! W m“ ”mam“ ”'3 mm“ mm
éancther column hold some mum“ lections. left in the memory an ideal. picture
W ideal. Norwalkers this time . , which timu wiiinot ensue. or course
The mil" palm of East some have to no down in their leans
Plenty oi? wind sends the p03... 0! Nowell: apparently an ”0.3in 0,. find rake up something to amino up
I: ””558me fishermen and elem W’Miion. has established headqunr- the d‘mci‘f‘my- ‘
alterations about the harbor todar “an” “’° smxthmflfuzggfit David N. Mather went. to the Gen
Miss Marion L‘Hommedleu, 0! Row— “0““ 3'00“? From ml Beat the. hem grounds. what“ up “15.3%“;
. street. has returned from East Gambit-1m ot the Roosevelt iollowers innings of tin“; my“: a it p;
N. J" where she has been in the coming interesting city emotion}t em Won 0 :6 a O a my...“
estrogen...“ _ .~ - will be conducted. A bone momma“ W am 6 sumo“
calls attention to the candidates furl whole. With ' when, MW MW
ihe went up the rpoet read. What a.
minis Gun and Aunt {routes liter-
Kind. of Bette wines, have unturned
._-...___,,...
dilemmreorohurchesinm ,.
and Nuroton are very Millennium
and Mrs. Samuel Skldmore. ot Win-
‘ld street have returning drum a
visit in Vi'anexmwn.
Fest Noruulk people flocked to
uckwood'or nun last evening to hear
Gambler Inuit Rose give his lecture
on The Underworld.
The air hns dried up the water
which was mixed with the dust at the
Dorlon's switch in East Norwelk, and
“a.“ it in only dust.
"‘itilteir Moreen-ts with them today. par-
filoniarly those working on the Dor-
lon’s Point jigger cur.
Engineer .1. E. Greiner, the town's
consoling snort. on the new bridge.
1“ interests at the bridge committee.
[Miss Nell Par-melee. of Danilury.
who has been visitingr Mrs. Samuel
Skidmore. of Winfield street. for thell
past few days, has returned home. i
‘ Baseball is being steadily forgotten
‘ here as the cooler weather has relied
» , for football practice Some good East
‘ Norwalk teams are forming tor the
coming season. -
Howard Mead; of the electric stun;
. lien, is searching for a ring he lost
by an uncle since deceased and was
s valuable article. ‘ , 1.
"Duke" Milton White. of Winfield
‘ street driver of the Knob Club auto-
mobile tranaier bus, is spending the
day in New York city on a combined
business and pleasure excursion. Am
. other automobile ‘bus is in use at
‘ ‘T-he Knob
wT-he floating spile driver is at work
driving cellos at the west end of the
.;. east ’bridge approach where one of
. . ‘ the piers is to stand when the new
{i bridge shall have been completed A.
”driving" difficult “work.
The Dorian Point trolley car spent
, = the night in East Noryelk last night
_ at the east end of the bridge. Scans
' . careless workman closed up the track
_ on tho brides allowing the car to
transfer to the East sVenne track rind
. ‘the trolley was loll in the center for
,, the night The temperature was
. down to 42 last night but the trolley
blood it well.
Bluefish are running in the surf on
g. the Low laisnd shore and people areI
4; catching them from the shore with!
hook and line The people of Bell»
port, with relatives in next Nomlk.
, no live pound: apiece are being
caukht in great numbers end are sell-
one and the “lake“ ehlner proved
.1110 best snare (or the fish.
standing Washington etrwt wooden
Q bridge are disappearing before (he
‘ carpenters inlay. This is being done
that miles may be driven to start
[the new Milan and travel is now
ruined to the strict detour, or tempor-
‘u-y bridge for the entire distnnOe. A
, hill arisen in front or the Hefner
.mminlotofmobaheiditu
he may inconvenience trellis.
.
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~».“Do—unio others as you would
have them do unto you"
Parodies your horn drunint nod
“we I not and weary trip to loath
m.
M Us. or My. Its
m s W.
i. STILLMAN.
burner mm or.
”is looking ever the situation and the
yesterday. "The ring was given him' '
Fllnrd bottom at this mini makes the.
g'have written that fish weighing (our.
in; for ditty cents each. No belt in.
The last, pieces of the old. lona‘
It is Just like good oldz'Novem'ber
today in East Norwalk. These cross i
ins ifhe bridge feel the chill wind clear-l
through to their marrow bones. Lasti
night there was nearly n frost. Grate
fires. end in some houses fumes iires
.hnve been started. The East Norwnlk.
lelectrio station was like a barn lasti
night and Fred llerggren plans to
light a coal stove to keep warm to
night. Swimming has suddenly taken
a drop and none but. the more hardy
brave the chill winds. although the,
changed gently People are wonder-
ing where that warns weather predict-
ied for September has gone
MR. SMITH wrannaws.. l
Mr. Philip H. Fielding,
East Nor-walk Progressive Cln',b
East Norwsllr, Conn.
My dear Mr. Fiddles:—
At :1 recent canons of «the East Non.
walk Progressives l was nominated
noondldaie :for the treasurer oil
the 8Third Wand. This was done‘
without my knowledge or consent,
an nd while I deeply appreciate the
honor must ask that you Withdraw
my name as rI am not a candidate '=lor
. any office 1
Very sincerely. I
b
EDWARD B. SMITH.
i
l
ROWAYTOQ 1
. «M l
Miss Helen Savage has recovered
from an attack 0! mnlnris.
i
‘n
i Miss Lillian Taylor has returned
home from 0. visit of a month in Fall
River, Mass 3
Williavn Lynch has returned to his
studies at Yale College after a mo
monthe' vocation. .
i
' postmaster, has returned from Schagi
tlooke. New York. where he enjoyed
a visitwith relatives.
Miss‘ll'lorenee Moore has resumed
her duties in the outhern New Ena-
iand Telephone Compnny's Exchange
utter: a two weeke’ vocation.
“w...—
Rev. A. Forrest. of Providence.
Rhode Island. has been a visitor in‘
llown end conducted services in the
iiiewsyton Baptist Church Sunday.
i
The Rowuyton Flower Club will
hold a Golden nod Picnic on Friday
afternoon of this week. All those in
vited are suited to meet at the Motllo‘
"diet church after school.
Harry Oberlenddr. of Rowsyton.
who has been working for some time
in New Haven. has returned here to
live and has token a. position in the
ironing department of the GluetuPea-
body factory in flouth Norwaik.
An elderly My while waiting for
I ma trolley. and. one of her
this in distributing I trust entitled.
“(isn‘t an e Nollie cuddle."
“eliminate...“
mom
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Harvey 48. Aokert. the Rownyton‘
Hymn: thickens We. atom {zoom to Showroom. Quebec.
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,vaafiefilfiu I“
Mrs. L. M m, o! Rowan street, dinll‘ict and city officers of this party. irpicture it one had a kodllk may to
{here mode the shot!
Mrs. J. M Shepard. of Maple Ive-
nue. with her daughter. spent the win:
iner with her reintlvee in Catskill,
1v. Whileitliere she presided at the
'organ and assisted with the singing
in the church. Just before her: do
per-lure for her heme here they gave
her a surprise farewell and she line
bought heme very many beautiful
tokens of their love for her.
K... my”
Genet-oi Alfred ll Beers. commend;
.vsome of the trolley motormen have temperature of “195mm“. has not er-in chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic, left Bridgeport today. and
Grand Army headquarters will be
opened Saturday. September 13. at the
Hotel Patten. Chattanooga. Tenn. This
Eio‘ the lost. opportunity for the Blue
and the Gray to have such .lavoroble
Mwenther for travel and to clasp hands
where ride of the most important bat-
ties of that war wore fought shove
the clouds.
,___......_
Jeremiah C. Klincfolter. who was a.
Progressive member uritho last Gen
eral Assembly from Darlen. died dun
log last night. lie was born in
ShreWSbury. Pa, in 1839. and crime to
Connecticut when quite young and liv- ‘
'ed here since. During the Civil War
he enlisted in the Twentyuthird. (lon-
:nectient Volunteers, at Ridgeflld. After
the war he resided in atomicrd for
may years. He was a contractor lri
business. but recently dealt in. ice
Although 3 Republican in politics last
ear he joined the Progressives and
after being nominated for the house.
by that party, was endorsed by the
Dancer-sis. which ensured his elec-
tion. He served on the cornmlttee on
sale of lands
LONERGAN DISTRIBUTING curiae
OF BANKlNG BILL,
“Oil—0
wu. Attempt to Have Sentimenio of.
‘ Hie District insorpcratcd in Pm
Posed Measure. «
WASHINGTON sent. 10.-Ccngress~
man Lonergan has his office force him
sending to the. bunks nnd iinnncinl in-
stitutions oi his district copies or the
lpropescd Currency Bill In a lew‘ days
inc hopes to secure a sufficient unin-
ber of copies of the report of the
,Bsnking and Currency Committee. of
the House, to slibply all in his dis.»
uict that era interested ,
He says his recent meeting with
the bankers and others interested in
Hartford was 3 great. success He now
feels he has the views of the financial
experts or his district and which he
will attempt to have incorporated in
the proposed measure
Department on Saturday and had an
interview with the oillcislii of that Do“
pertinent relative to securing the up-
pointrneut ol one or more of the rush
dents of his district in the diplomstio
' service. He we; advise to have those
iwho desire to enter that brunch. oi
ruin beam! Service attend and tnko ”m"
the llepsrtment examination to be
held ill the Department on October 20.
Ho bus print out notice to prospective
candidates advising them to spoon.
Railroad for Alum
The House Committee on Territor-
ies. of which Mr. louersnn is a mem-
ber, has in prevention e hill author-
ising the construction of 0. Govern
ment railroad in Monks. it is no!
prior to the meeting of the fill!!!
melon next whterJut it no thought
no hearing: had been but on the new}
ties, the billahouid he prom at;
once.
Represent-live arm i” when we
recount-mid the appointment of.
William ll. Nolan. of aside. or W‘ 3
ram “bitumen.
Tum will on ”Inhibition of toll-
built by he moire from Nov
lurk I“ m on Huntley lint
Roasts. mm 00.. M
Mr. laonergnn cabled oi the flute .
likely. in view or the Action or the M m it Hit with m e.
census, that the bill will he introduced 30-» l1 mull. 01‘ arm. 1 l.
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nlslit. .Seoinxnoon’o Kidney Milled-
reclined. i not 3 monitor Pin-ted}:
meme. ma «dismount
low down hetero the mine and other
ailments no. All tint I slid amt
Don’s Kidney Pills. when: I recon;
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Member the name-Doen 'o-v-end
inks no other. ..
HELEN Hon: amorous.
Henge: Hernif'te Daemon-buy Strip
or (:er mlsummo.
The Daily Advocate, SW, rev"
terrier sold . it lenrhed that Helen Bolt.
supposed to be young and scurried.
commimti suicide by housing. Sunday
morning, at Dr. if H; Borne-'3 Send
,inrlnm The Adrgpggg leg-nod or inn.
by it telephone call). train the south
Non-walk eastbound railroad station.
Thamieewssfliei- or a worsen. end
like sure no home, simply mass that
n girl 01- the above name had poor ‘-
rnltted suicide at Dr Bernee'e:
Dr. Borneo mined that n girl by
then some of Helen Holt bed died it!
Need to discuss the case.-
“It were eiinply one "of those cases
where e um obtuse come" to our
place for treatment for mental lnco~
Netti." ho said: Wane of thggnnlcr- ‘
tdnnte‘ circums‘t‘thé‘éa which. ”sis ei-
ways nine to happen occurred in this '
case. and i do not (are to dams it."
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the girl new Neiv'wrorlr', whet
her home was. and where her body
has been sent .
’ Medical Examiner George H Sher-
rlll said that he had been calldd into
ithe case, and refused to state whether
the girl had died by suicide or» how
death was caused
“II do not think is for me to make
‘theae silnirs pubig" he,» said. “indie:-
that reason I eh l have to refuse to
say anything whntever about the mat-
liar” ‘
Coroner John .T Phelan' s units or
Bridgeport. gsVe the following inform-
atlon:
. “Dr Sherri]! medicaid examiner n.
’Stsmtord sent a report to this oils-o
yesterday, in which he. said he had
mode a. thorough examination into the
death of Helen Holt of New York at
Dr. F H. Barber's sanitarium, on Sun
day morning lost. The Medical Exam
liner reported that death Wfl“dfle to
'ssphyxintion, mused by the said Helen
Holt housing from the doorknob 0!
like door of her closet by a strip of
cloth. The suicide was committed in
the absence of the nurse, and l ilnd
there was no carelessness or my sem-
blance. of crime in die sifnir.” in the
manner laymen the medical cumin-
er’s certificate was filled out. There
is no knowledge at this union oi the
accused's family connections. since
like certificate is simply the report at
on examination late the death or the
It was loomed that the woman nan
been'oonnsel in the asnltnrium for
uni! e for»! months, She endured from
wells of melancholic, and was sub
lent to delusions.
W
NIAR «nouns in smoomm.
humour. soot. low-What may
yet mull. in o chem oi murder
uni-It. Jenn m til Blobs
mflfioflbhimhmb
maltreatment-onto; 9'
elm“ M Quin.
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motors soon.
u'i’vjn-z “,1
my .2“»
Strange that my lips were song- i
less with you near me,
Since in your neamese all oi
me was song;
That. with you for. they ring out
brave with Pecan
And move .\the“ Strong.
s.
Stranc tho-t my lips are Iongiul
a; ..
‘..‘.-
”g «Mme. .
Since in a”your 1m my heart has»
ceased to sing;
And strangely sweet: though
autumn rule their cadence,
The song is spring.
Strange is it? No!" The moon
that dreams enehsdowed,
wires when the earth divides
her from the sun;
Near you. 1 reel in heaven; afar.
reflect you,
My Golden One!
«Richard Butler Glaenzcr, in
Ainslee‘s.
Despitéthe‘ sold» snap it large crowd
attended the deed"! lirelioien Point
employees at the pavilion last night.
“mm mu orchestra with chimes
"furnished line music.
W...- _M>' r.—
LOVERZS
'THE' PLACE
SCHOOL TIME
is‘a good time
it) test our
-SCHO0L
SHOES
- Boys’ and Girh’
School Shoes
$1, to $3
Daily Line to N." Y.
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 32, East River. New York
,(foot of Pike street) every day except
Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight received at
Norwallr up to 5 p. mound South Nor-
walk up to 5: 30.
Nori'vnlk Steadiboet Line
AN ING J. SMITH. Lessee.
GEORGE F. F0075. General Agent.
,Trya
D I ET Z
JUNIOR
Driving Lantern
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. new
NOTICE
During July and August our
store will licensed on Enthr-
day It 13 noon.
At your unit. every etlr
erwukduykomlnmJo
ii p. in.
Norwalk Chronicler