W“. MY :5. tau
w.
Teremptory
.S’a Ie
The Great Stock Reducing sate continues
portunity in the Country.
All Future Delivery Orders already
deliv4ered on time, and business Wl
usua .
JOSEPH B. MARTINDALE AND FREDERIC
As Temporary Receivers of
WORTH AND CHURCH STREETS
Ordered by the Temporary Receivers
Continua. . 5
last for some time As this bOiiet'ing extends to every
our huge Departments, except Flannels and Blankets
obviouslv aflords the GreatESt Current Merchandising SOp-
USUAL TERMS WILL PREVAIL.
THE H.B.CLAFLIN COMPANY'
ms: ,
‘1‘
Irvin“
Today and mi
of I) 1 room ,'.. 1
4,05%“ 4 ‘::.I: 43: E 4
0‘ 1t. 4 :I
placed will he i ~. 94
1 continue as ' I' ‘- 1 1
A. JUILLIARD,
NEW YORK souos unsouo.
.‘(orwnlk physician yestolda3, and he
inspected the llteluhers oi‘ the camp
at 5 p. 111. He reported that each one
has in fine condition. Canterbury.
who went home with a toothache, rel
BIIIP IIIIIIlIIIIIii
Slit‘illlS Hi llllll ”Ill 4med ,ene’rdav all fixed uP- '
Bail-Ville Plasma; and Eating are thoroughly the work of Charles J.
4 Pidgeon as chairman of the commis-
lnierspersed Willi Some
Itory department. "He knows how
to do the trick and he sure has done
Hiking and Ilard Work , .it this ttuie.” is the W33 Mr. Pidgeoas
41 . fllsndiiug of that essential part of i‘le
tl'lnps existento was characterized
I it?
"'" I L. .1015 '
”(blihthl lo the .Bcntlnell.
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i
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‘1
1 c I" Tiff—.3 . .
CamVp HillderlngyR F. 10., No. '12.
.m- ' '
«1'1. 4"r
o
«rally child was burned terribly
uhout the face ncclt and chest
Westpcrt, 4conn.. July 14 i‘plled Dr. not... 44t~:cl<'.1t‘-trtc '.01l The
4": . Yefl‘terdsg.‘ 5161111113: pruned a fir??? mtgpfil‘” 0' 4444-21" aging“;
, 'bllfijmdzll' fortho Norwulk ilol‘ S(01|l8,'.~'u1|. tilniburg. N. .4 ' > .
Wiggflgxilhmlmp hire. From revellle o
‘ctlll 114i 5:30 a 113., until taps at ‘9 EXAMINATIONS FOR LIFE SAVING
o'clock in the. m suing there was some; CORPS AT PUBLICPLAY. M
ucti1it3 which 1.11131 the members of: GROUND.
_ the (temp orcupied. Alter re\'eille.I , 1, ,I‘
. :‘lle morning; \taull took place. and it‘ Last week examinations for the
‘ Has followed 11,1 Ilreeklnst at ii: 30 It hoyti' Life Swing qorps at the put»
cnnaiiiicd of wheulina and milk and lie plumrounrl were held. The test
. hantn11m,ulilcll M111 Edgar G Murphy is prnciit'nlli that given to applicants
so thoughtfulli Iiroughi to camp on for the L'. S. Life Saving COWS. 1
._‘I:$§und:§3., '1 .111 panel-1115;413:0001; wood smaller weight being required to he
a“.gmfing water followed lireakt‘agt. lifted by the boy. howevtr, than by
"After“qi‘ollcing the camp the troop. the man
.llended 113' Scout Commissioner Mac: The requirements- are 150 yards
Donald. left for a hike through the
surrounding country. it was thor- filing. a fifty yard "M the "hm“?
to be fully dressed including but and
Ishocs; lifting a twelve pound weight
'in twelve feet of water to the surface,
Eiouing I103 of equal size and weight
‘50 yards, the swimmer to keep the
[103" s head abote water. Four boys
Ihsve already successfully passed the
exnmtnntigns: Joseph Salton, Albert
IBlhel' William Walsh and Oliler
.Crowell The lost named Is only elev
Ion years old.
i Plans have been mode this week
for ‘ held athletics and aquatics.
‘Though even possible precaution will
, 01115111." 61110) ed by e1 wane and when be taken to safeguard the boys during
the boys returned for dinner at 12 playground hours the committee can-
' O'clock. e‘ach one possessed o mveu- not be held' responsible; tot; any acct
' 4: :93“ 39991th A marvel ”801.8%“? al- dents; A basehsli league has Dean
4 find that feeling. but only after the organized “I“ wash, and it in mm.
"third helping had been given out to had-to play {133nm game Tuesday.
.tbe 111940th 0.1 the boys. 1min: 01’ This is for hays b‘etwetzn ten and six-
West Somali; Won by l flood length). teen: il'liliim
in the afternoon signaling practice ifmuy ”New, 3. ”334 but; 1!
49d. some of thefildfi 19074 from six;
1
p
m
been
scene for the “m and
H allotted When 1
‘ construction and equipment through I
1l’HD'»
”Kismet" "The (warden of Allah" , 11nd
bleast swimming, 60 3111-1111 hacktwim- Z
Boers has no: -
4;w¢rutgounas1~ason There mom;
THEE NEW STAMFORD THEATRE
I
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For song cometh, if at all,
.. There are doubtless 11111113 rositltnts1I
I11 this section “ho are of aware of
the fact that within a few weeks Stinn- I
ford 11H] 330559113 11 tholougllly ullto' But because it Suits its will
date theatre building. whore they will.
he able to who many New \ork. at Tired at last of being still
tra'tions rlih the some stnzo- quitting,g
and etlects alien ill the meirnpolinl
and outlet (MtCil) lllt some conditions
without curtailment The manugctal
who have but! a wide experience hid EWCY “DENIM has been sung
unusual opportnniu to study thentrei
out. “the country, lithe was an es:
perlsl Effort‘to‘ lreiilize 1114.;i1ls build-
dtlgmn-JMI plant,» fog-is the me-
chanical and 11113 sic-oi molrements are .
'concern‘od. in other words. "lien llur 1
.‘,
mount. :1
similar big productions will no lon"e1 '
hate to pass Stamford by on ucoountj
of the imposslhllltl of singing the pro4-I
auction
The dimensions of the stage area
follows:
4Widtll in c'lelu :-.\‘0 foot
llepth from foot lights to back drop
0, if any waiting be
t. . ..
m.»1
} I!
h
414 'II; 3:
:1 8.1141 ready to repeat
A ‘v
37 feel
Height of Gridiron flom stoge floom , . ‘
{1'1 1- 0 feet I WhaISOCVhr they impart,
Size of irosccnlum o enlng: ~40 feet
by 25in.” p Sorrows sent by, them are sweet
i
There are seven hundred upholst-i
cred seats in the parquet and four}
hundred and eighty-eight in the last-I
con3, there are also eight boxes con-I.
tainlnz eight chairs each. Inching s to-
tal :entiflg copnolt3 of 1, 326, which is;
considerably larger with exception oil
a second balcony. than the \‘ow A-m
ster’aam the Home Elliott, the Cort
and many New York theatres withi
which the tltest'lotgoers are familiar. I
From each seat there will be a full.
How of the stage, 011 in; to the onus i-
nal width of proscenium and auditor.l
tum, the lighting effects are the camel ' '
as those to his found in the best \ew4 '
York theatres. -
Everything has been Intlpilflated
that would citations to the success;
heart;
e
ful presentation of the widest rouge:.
'oi' theanrienl productions.
The com-'
fort, nonranlence and ”recruit list
patrons has been. the 111mm,! 111nmI
”its from 4819 maini M V
:Lct no poet, great '91' small,
Say that. it; will sing a song;
.Not because we woo it long.
Washefore it took a voice,
”31.1" .
We. 11136111 1.9119. 53111
1 for the poet of its'choice.
444M ay. they clone today to .111».
They kntlilvhow' £6, héaTWthe
Aye, and in the lightest stroin;
Something serious doth remdin.
1 —Richard Henry Shodddl'd.
‘,..
..
,‘ ii at ludit‘
. rot. 4987-3.
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PAGE Nine
AMI. Owners!
figmflkam
listen-lover.“
Wfluofmwmownq m
411'. blown on
PM ”.00 Agents 7W1“
MOTOR IMP 0V} "1‘
I “hm!!! cuckl2 L2 minoomll
-._.... . , . v... ._.--__.
FAHILV 0F HUERTA HA8
DEPARTEB
(Confined from First Fag”
ht—tueen \ltxivo 1"11' and Vera i‘ruz.
i'lht t'. lief origin or it the Mexican
filiuih‘iar “as Sent from the capitol
person/ally: the repairing
101‘ the gap in the line near the coast.
Huerta it 'was Wed, might use
i dopnrture The rail 11 11'
11:15 1111.1 up aii‘o‘r the American occu-
pulnsn of Yarn truz.
\‘(ith ai'risis imminent. adminis-
tration 01111.1( 16411111013 01‘ the
South Americaniropuhlit's were untir
lug; in their effort: today to Urlil‘:
about a transition of power in 346:.-
ico City without further sacrifice at
life, i‘arrnnza, Constitutionaiist
clliel. in notifying the United States
that he would not sanction any cou-
tcrent-c with representatives of liner-
ta to draft peace terms. declared that
unconditional surrender of the author-
ities in Mexico was the only thing
that he would accept. He said he
could glre'anlpie assurances for the
guarantee of life and property.
While Washington oilii'luis hone in-
dicated they would take. no stop to
Summer School
JULY 6 To AUG. 30. 8:00 to 12:00.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Stout.»
trim Typewritino.
Grammar School Pupils Prepared for
Fall Exululnntlvns.
ENTIRE COST 515.00.
Merrill Business lt'ollege
South Norwalk. Stamford
Port Chester.
RANGES
'1: 1H mflfiu "51312 in 1‘1. z"
weer-=5:
3cm“.
STMWitD 3110121. I
YORK... " “I’El‘xiiltil :1
' Atom .
Aloo Repair-- for Hi Rut.»
.Ioueptfit Horthi 1
Compy 4:
11 Wall Myra-11.7.11. l i
--_.- _-.- -_ _ I
From "PUBLIC INSTRUCTION INI
FIRE PREVENTION "
*‘W ooden shingles are m principnli
Americop conflsérotion hreedersi
‘Vhen dry,tl1e3'lgnita-illto tinderl
when flying brands wor sparks slight
fire the draughtof the flames tearsI
to other roofs to be ignited in turn, 4i
and their turn to furnish new flying‘
brands."
TRY ASBESTOS
SHINGLES.
C. ‘ H. AlStlltVll‘peV
Saviour AV.-
caurunv
“fa-vumawrarnhe’
cM-uu. .. o~4.\stc‘t
‘-‘h
‘I VTho-Gorhatntio.
Vnuo-vy. 3mm)! W"
4W
upon them. Once a shingle root is out 5%
oi! the light shingles and carries theuti "
. 1'1
Sterling’s Comfortahle
AND ATTRACTIVE FURNISHINGS
MAKE THE
DIFFERENCE
EE-
TWIZLN THE HOUSE AND THE
11“”;
VII
20 PER CENTCLFF ON HA‘JP
MOCKS. PURCH ROCKERS, CHAiRS BUGS.
Stet-lung 1; rn. my... I'
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131-
It
a.
129 {'ASHINGTON ,ST.
PnONE 105.
wfi‘ ‘5‘
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minister succeeding him.
ON BOARD L. .S ( ALIFORNIA.
)ilZA'iI AN, Mexico. July 1;}. by wire-
11 -1~ to man Ilia--1; tel, 1.113 ii.—The
insurgents arc snooping the Pacific
coast of Mexico. 111 acuntions, occupa-
tions, srml’stices and the exchange of
prisoner's are everywhere reported to
‘ltear ,ldnlil'al “UR-aft]. commanding
ing' police power over the ('llpil‘cll in the Alntl‘icau- Pacific fleet and the ‘
the hands of local minor alllllof‘iiitix :1.i~.-.11 us fill 111.11 1' 11h n :1 week the 4.
\Ielnlwrs of the reroilltlunari' junta l'EIlHHlS “I“ he “1 P05515411“ “1 only 1‘
in \l'nshinutrm who made the rugges- Mazatlan ““0 Sulina CF“? I V
lion. said that if that course were SAN ANTIWW. T0. J'lll' 14'—
llllrmcd i‘nrranm’then would cuter the 31111111111 'l‘l't'l'illi). h‘J \111'11 an (‘ltllfill
1113111221 and 3.115111111- t'ontrol, :li‘olti'ln': 31H] 'ImllT-‘E‘I' hllil I11It ouner Of {118 ‘
any recognition of l‘lllt'l'lfl that micht 1'31't:i!‘H' 1‘3!“ plant 3i Matamorap.
he implied 113' acceptance of exccu» M911. 3185 DMD “1'“?th ll." COHSNLII'
1m. “1'.an djx-N-ily frmn him or a tionnlists, charged with having can»
Ilnittcd acts against the Constlt.tui01lnl--4 WI}
ist cause, according to a dispatch
ifrom Mutamorus. ‘
As :1 result of Trevino‘s arrest the
elcctlic light plant has been forced to "
discontinue operation and the town in
interfere with the renoiniicn. the (.‘on-
stitutlonnilsts have hecu'notttied that
recognition would not he PXlPlldt'Cl to
them if excesses liialhcti 'tin-ir e11-
trance-into Mexico Fit}. '
One plan suggested to." transfer or
power to the t‘onstitiltioialist< 11.1;
the rcsignution of Huerta or [In ad-
niinistinlion that succeeded him 112.11»
lgED CROSSLINE
If
iALIFAX AND ST;
JOHN’S NEW-
FOUNDLAND. in darkness. The liainmoras anthorh
Round Trip, New. York to Hali- 'tles have requested J. H. Johnson, 4
tax ..................... $40.00 .l'nited States consul, tolun'e‘appolnt-J " ‘
Round Trip, New York to St. .‘ed another manager for the plant,
4 4\\'AS‘III.\'GT0.\', July 1l.—~G:5uernl'
Huerta was not 11111011,; the high ot~ *
‘flciais of Mexican refugees soiling
ffrom Vera Cruz on the liner Diapason,
laccordinll’ to early dispatches today
Ifrom General l-‘unston, The holding
lo! the liner and the hurried repair of
= fthe ruiirosd to Mexico (‘in has been
Itaken as an indication that the dictnvf
itor was read)“ to flee with Adolfo do
l..1 nn Bsita Ruiz. Quelitlo .‘Iloheno
and the genera], M A. Mans, all of his
official family, who :ailed on the E5«
pagnc. V 7V
John‘s, Newfoundland $80.00
Let Us Book Van for One of These
Pleasant Summer Trips.
Layton 81 Co...lnc.
BENTS NOTARIES puss-1c
5 Railroad Avenue,
' South Norwalk “
“.1...- m.
1 l
Docs Your Plumh- ,1
41111 Need Attentiongé
11 la til-aye heat to «Och IE;
0.1;; or a plumbing repair M;
4m suns because its too.)
is to grow worse, with .
Nw'a'.‘
' r
“-
f
g-
.l
ti act.
‘~l will one much annoy-
Hones as well as time and trou-
his or “phoning or sending for
us whenever any part of your,
sunlthry equipment appears to.
he out of order in the least.
«as.»
W).' 1' J
4:: :44.
‘11!
we:
..
filing
,nonnnrn:
, We have had some very hot 41113-9
L
5:, “Homemade" "pun m _ and will have many more before the
'L4malaeshifts at best and are the, . . ’ ‘? ’
2:..1stliest in the ion" run—- 1 Summer is 01 er. ,
:1 ‘ploce your plumbing problems ' _——_—_—. 7
.zl‘ion cur shoulders, and we will
‘ solve them trompti: and null-
44:; lsctorlly
WORM E KNASH
' North Moi" out! West nu.
A GAS
RANGE
,3 will greatly reduce the temperature
\ .~ - vuuu' .".1J1 \uut’
e». _ ”V”. ..._» .
the kitchen, and will help to moire
. the Summer more enjoyable. ‘ L ‘
KEEPS We have them at all prices.
for information.
Thelhlited Electric;
wlLLiAM .l. uphill.
OPTIGIAN .
Room I. Keel»
. go. 1411? V41?”
was s o
fiend-431i Yum.“
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