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l Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Keeier and Prof.‘R. W. Jones of Hills College, I
Ithildren of Norwaik. spent yesterday Pittsburg, Pa., spent the weekend
_ ii.) Bridgeport. Iwith Eugene M. Toiies and family of A I E GAL
, ' ;South Main street,
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.Ihrine Autorncile. Burglary, Linbil- The rate or he Inited Electric . . . ‘ RUSE
' . Light and Water Company for electric Miss Lilyan Drumm, who has been ,
by. Compensation. Fidelity 13011413. in big”, ,5 Wm, inyesfigafingI visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank J. Fill- i
limit we can write am kind of lnsur ‘ _.__._*— iuigan of South Main street, has re- — I
$1106 )‘011 Elly require. 981111. 011 the \iiss Gertrude Valet of Hancock. ‘tumed to her home in Elizabeth, N. BijTtlER VANDEVER l
IFbone 50» 1239: .\ew York, is the guest of her sister J.
‘ ilirs, 12‘. H. Jones, 6 “est street. 1 -—— “‘interi‘ield had a thief clerk. \Vln- I
Taylor & (JOIden —-—-——~———- 1 Patsey Angione, the bootblack. of mite. who \Hls nieuinr limit his em l
‘ The usual weekly dance will be South Norwalk, reported to the up- pioyer The old rn.rn knew that If he
trouru NORWALK TRUST co.liieid this evening at the. Norwalk
llaclrt t‘luil, Hickory Bluff.
BUILDING. i
[Bf-r _ . ‘
. . .. . ' ’liie Sterling l-urniture Lompany is
iadveriising an August sale of furniture
lwitli a saving of from 10 to 40 per:
ltent. i
3' l Miss Lena Sriilossberg. of New York I
OQAL fI‘tit). is spending a short mutation at
'tlre home of Miss Jennie. Pulley, on
lMunroe street.
NEWS
The Mi :95 s. udder of w... t streetI George J (“,aiariagh of the firm of
demo ‘lll. Work for l‘L‘iL’flllilOlt’ Neil liavanagh 8! “95! and JOSEDh L
Yorer to irlll..lll until September isi.i:--10(‘kllal‘l 0f Norwalk spent yesterday
i 1 Bridgeport
Rm Wil'iari Gruniblevm former? "
South \‘orwnl‘r hm, is spendiiy llis' —I):incing everv Wednesday
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two weeks mention “illl leliltiies and Saturday evciilhgs at 00ml” Belchl
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I Mrs. E. M. Tolles. of South Main
,strect. was a week- end \isitor at the
lllUille or her sister on Collendars
l .
:l’oint Darren.
and
friends in town.
.’
"MH (hirles ii Fermiis of \VaSlell}. a. id transatted business of a general
ton street. leaves this ruck for Water nature installation of oilitcrs will be
who Maine, to spend two weeks with Jlt‘ld on the 10th of August.
her d.lii_.;irter, Mrs. William Coolie. l
l‘oslglls are being received from Mr.
1and Mrs. Frederick N. Smith. of
'ilridgeport. formerly of Noruaik. who
are spending the week ill Iiidgoileid.
'Ex-Muyor Edwin Wilcox..wlro has
been spending three weeks iii New Jer-
sey. returned to his home in Franklin
street, yesterday.
., State Highway Commissioner Ben-
11“,) Tsrlov of Taylor avenue is iictt and faintly are octupi‘irig the
he
again (omniuting to his home here farmhouse 0“ the estate or t .
Ant-.horage home of Mrs. A.
alter it two weeks' stay in Bridgeport l
lYouiig, at Pine Orchard. Mr. Ben.
011 ancount o: vacn tlou time iii th .
Newark Shoe Store, on Main street,‘"‘tt ‘5 a nephew of the ““9 Mr“
where he is enipioyed_ loung.
Goorge Tyne“ of Taylor aienue,l Documents as follows have been
employed in the packing department filed in the office of the stall: secret-
of the Yale & Towne Manufactuflng ltary: Certificate of incorwrat on‘ 0
Company, of Stamford was admitted the Need Company of ow ”3 on
for treatment in the \‘orw alk Hospital. The (ompany will deal in wearing
yesterday. apparel. The capital is $5,000 and
business will be started with that
amount. Final _certificate of disso-
lution of New Haven Spring and Bed
Miss Clara Stannard. of Quintard
avenue. is a visitor at the horde of
Mrs. Ernest Gill of Springfield, Mass. (ornplinv Arlicles of anaoclationv of
While in Springfield Mrs. Stannard ”‘9 Polish Falcons. Bridgeport M33"
’ \‘o. 36.
will be in attendance at an Advent
camp meeting.
The sad news of the death of his
mother in South Manchester, Conn"
N322]: 310:“; 1“ ho was‘taken' to the ireached Ensign Edwin J lPerrett of
wlro remniliedptlfereafo: :eweaio, :n M lthe Salvation Army, last evening Mrs
e a“ H iPerrett had been ill but a short time
i
_[::wfr;:1r: t3: sch 92:23:; 2:: 23:3 and her sudden death was unexpected.
l y. y ' Ensign Perrett left this morning for
went {on operation atIthe-Popt or“. his home in South Manchester. and.
unto Hospital.
- as a result the proposed annual ont~
ing of the Salvation Army, which was
M37 and costs for being intoxicated to have been held on August bill, has
yesterday by Judge E. M. Lockwood Ibeen postponed until the following
In tlrd’ town court, this morning Riley lw.eek the definite dots to be announc-
.went over the “route,” as he did not ed later
have the money to pay the Me. Bile?-
has been a frequent visitor in Court
for. the same offense.
. .t
“James Riley. of Wln'nipauk, wastin-
’—-Dancing every Wednesday and
Saturday evonings at Compo Beach:
An informal meeting of the carnival
committee was held last night and a.
general discussion took place relative
to the using of the surplus money to-
ward securing a public playground for
A merry automobile party. compos-
ed of Samuel J. Watkins. Charles B.
iWatkins, John A. Watkins and En-
gene M. ToilesIenjoyed a fine trip
from this city to Saratoga. N. Y.. in
S. J, Writkiris' automobile; The trip the youngsters of the First District.-
out'was made up the Hudson to Al-Isupérlntendent 1w T Chapman
lbany, the party stopping at many of brougt Prof. Jonson, an instructor of
"I beautiful river. The farmhands along ington, D. 0., to the meeting and be
their reute were gathering the sum~Igave some idea's which have worked
mer‘s crops of hay and rm. and the 'out in his city along the lines prepos-
scenery was most beautiful. The trip red here. His information proved val-
consumed four days. the party stop- noble, and on Thursday evening on-
ping at Albany, Kingston, Rhinebeck, .cther meeting will b: held, rlt
covering in all about 450 miles. iover.
Can You. Say No7}
The ‘ability to say no is valuable not. only from a.
‘(25 cents per boxr correct the liver,
. l
l ncas liavtiiakers met last evening:
l 'ihe pony (Hollies!
' ular contest:
which.
Tarrytown. and a score of other cities ltime further details “‘1 be talked _
town police, yesterday ntternoon,that:
his bicyyle had been stolen. lie had
left the wheel in Lockwood' s alleyway
and when he reinined to get it, a few;
minutes" later it was gone
Free fireworks at Roton Point to-I
night. i
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William Krusch has entered coni-E
plaint to the police that his property,‘
on High street, known as the Ells‘
property has been entered and fix-
tures taken and the building otherwise
damaged. The police hare been in~
structed to arrest anyone seen cu the
premises
‘ without rt-tort.
,wiil if Mildred did not mum
—A lazy liiei leads to chronic
dyspepsia and loiistipntioli—~Wtakeiis
the whole s) stem. i can 5 Reguletsl
tone tlw stomach, cure constipation.
GLUSE SATURDAY
——-——_.
Pony 1:: pt
which litany or
the prominent merchants of this thy
have been running for some time wilil
close on Saturday of this week and
all of the totes must be in at thnii
time. The pony will be given away all
‘Roton Point as soon as the votes are
counted, the date to be announced}
lattr. The following are the names of
the local merchants a ho ran this pop
A. J. Angevlne & Son.
The Beers' Meal. 3}: Provision Com
pany.
Rogers ii: Stevens.
James Donneily.
DeKlyn's stores.
Miss Edna MaySeymour.
A. Dickernian & Son.
i Albert 1“. Gehebe.
l Studwell Piano Co.
Plaza Lunch and 'laxl Station.
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l ARMS AND FEET TIED; SWIMB
HELL GATE.
Henry Elionaky accomplished two
during feats in Greater New York,
waters Sunday. In the morning he
'swam through Hell Gate with lill‘
hands and feet manacled, and three
hours later with a man tied to him
:he swam from the Battery to a point
off vFort Wadsworth, approximately 10
miles.
The powerful swimmer from New
bondon, Conn. did both fonts with ap-
parent ease and after each test he
left the water fresh. it took him about
28 minutes to swim Hell Gate. Teddy
Anderson. who weighs 182 pounds.
was the swimmer's freight in the If
ternoon. This swim, of about 10
miles. he did in last time.
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Captain Scott's Journals.
The original autograph Journals kept
by Captain Scott throughout his ant-
arctic expedition, including those car-
ried with him to the pole in which his
last “Message to the Public" was writ-
ten, have been placed by Lady Scott in
the British museum. The trustees
have Iauthorlxed the exhibition of the
journ'als in a temporary casein the do-
purtment ogmanuscripts.
-Bont.ind Wants are a quick cotton
and inexpensive means or communi-
cation. They allot-d a. drroot wily of
carrying a menswear the ones who
wil‘ be the most lamented.
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THINGS
I problem was how to foru- lilirr to re
i Wingirto learned of this more he was
I disiprletod.
f but could think of no way by which
.she could secure tier fortune.
your courtsr T0 1
. plcious that she lurd designs upon him.
* than} me or stand suit for $100,000.
, damages."
left his fortune to his daughter she
would either spend the most of it or
give it away. Lie willed it to her
on condition that she irmr'ri‘ “'lugtlte
The only \\'zl_\' Mildred (‘UUlll inherit
without frrltllling'this condition was!
that \Vinglite should refuse to marry 21
her. in this event. the fortune would
llt‘lUllgim Mildrvd. . '
Mildred loved Edgar Corneal and.
even if she had nut. would rather have
married an ogre than \\‘ln;.'iite. The
louse her, which was the only way by
“'hli'll she could inherit her property.
She lf't'and iiini scornfully. but did not
secure nrty' rcslmnse. “'iligiil . bore It
lly the tern... of the
him
within two \eurs he “its to hold the
proportr in trust so ion; as he lived.
to hare the income for himself
One day Mildred disappeared. When
He feared some mime.
What
he most desired was that she would
withhold her consent to marry him till
the two yerirs‘ grill-e hard elapsed. after
which he would enjoy the income of
the property and humane the business
so long as he lived. The will read
‘in case the said flailiuei Winimte slrirll
refuse to marry my daughter Mildred
ill‘irrterlioid, at any time within the
said two yinrrs." etc. il‘inznte read
this over and considered the matter
safe. The will did riot suIr- how he
was to refuse. but this made no differ-
ence. [is would not refuse in any:
form.
\Vlnnute llfid no desire to marry Mll-
rlred Winteriicld. ' indeed. holuid noth-
ing to gain by a marriage with her.
for in that case she would inherit the
property rind might make it unpleiisp
but for him. lie had seen her only
once, when she was about fifteen years
old, an awkward girl. who was Chung-
in: to womanhood. At the limo of
her father's death she was a tine look-
ing Wulllttn, with golden hair, fair com-
plexion and dark brown eym :
One day a young woman called at
Wingutc‘s cities and applied for a posi-
tion as typewriter and atenogrupbcr
There were no vacancies. and she was
refused: A few days later Wingatc
received a note signed Elizabeth Dur-
row. «slum him if he would favor her
with null since she had something to
tell him to his advantage. This re-
quest. taken with certain glances Milo
Darrow had given lrlrn, made him sus.
Then suddenly ironvaa struck with an
idea.
"I do believe," he said to himself.
"that she is a decoy of Mildred Win-
terileld and her lover. The object is
to get me in a position where it can
be proved that l have made love to
this woman and asked her to marry
me. That would not be refusingto
marry Mildred. but. they doubtless
have hit upon a plan totwist evidence
so as to make it appear that in making
love to their do'coy l have refused to
mnrry Mildred. There are plenty of
lawyers smart enough to do that. All
i have to say is if they catch me nap-
ping they must get up early in the '
morning."
After considerable deliberation be
determined not to let it appear that be
suspected their game till he'had elicit-
ed more of it from the decoy. He
made no reply to Miss Darrow's com- a...”
munication. confident that he would
hear from her again. He did hear by
note. in which refemnces were diode!
to love passages between them which
had never occurred. This continued
Wi'ngatas suspicions. But he did not
know what action to take. or, rather.
he decided that he had better take no
action at all. '
In time another letter came from
Miss Darrow. hinting at proceedings
for breach of promise. Wingote con~
mtulated himself on his foresight in
laying down the scheme in advance.
A trumped up case of breach of promé
iss to Miss Darrow was to be turned
into n refusal to marry Miss Winter-
field. It did not: appear to Wingate
that he should pay any attention to
these notes. By doing so he might get
caught in the trap being laid for him.
All he did was to give orders that if
“the Darrow woman" came to see him
she was to be told that she could not
lose him. Notwithstanding this order.
one day he looked up from his desk
and saw his unwelcome visitor stand
ins near him.
uI have called." Ills said, “to ask if
you intend to do me justice." I‘
“I don‘t know you. modem."
' "You do know that you have asked
me to be your wife."
“I have not."
“Igive you your choice either as
“I will neither marry you nor pay a
L"
tn'sduk‘wuatoaeondofa
foam, filled with clerks. and in
v the word- pupil-dy- lond enough
‘l‘iro Alarm fluowiuiern
, u—Chostnut and Hen
FIRE ALARMS
.OUTH NORWALK FIRI ALARM
BOXII
‘1 numx
Telephone for fire karma
l—anninuon mo North Ikik Ito
Mk mo Hotel.
d—xD-y and Raymond Bu
S—xR & G Corset rectory. pnvntu
3—Hoyt' I Theatre.
7—Nonrklk
Worn:
"U 2‘
film}. and City noun
ill—giest fare, and?” School.
onoor t. not)
B 1‘ N and ”I‘m
H-North Iain and Ann Bu.
5—H h at. and B: an Avt
ld—x orwnik Iron om
ll—Weu Ave us. Sean. IL
l—ngh School, West Ave.
ll—West St and .kyior Ave
ZS—xEly Ava and Low. 81.
Ste
fi—xSourh burn and euro. In
u--l..exinstcn Ave. and Austin II.
vWell and Elm Grove are
81—80:: uigr BL. between Grove w
on .
“-400 Electric Works. Into It.
10—18mm: and Nov 8!.
35-m- “land and Water In.
lf—xlnckwood I13.
fi—Fulrlleld Ave. And Coal! It.
12~Tuylor Ave. and South at.
til—Woodward I..v'. and Meadow It.
“—3th! and Quinton! Ava. and Wu.
kt
M—Woodwnvd and Lovmdes Avon
sl—Ooiden Hill St snd Elmwood Ave
52— —Wuhington St. Brt due.
if—Frcight yard and Ann St. private
H~Norwklk Lock ,prtvato.
Box til—CornerCO Putnam avenue ant.
deed DIM.
(fl Denotes non-intc'fonng bond.
) Inter box, from which the nu.-
bcr of toy box our boson nd
Ono stroke or 13 noon wand I p. I.
standard time, :-
Ono strolls at odd (lulu. testing 0.
line open. 1-
Two moire- after an alum. are out. n
all- depnmnont. l-l
o“Tr-es slow strum water to be III‘
1 ml— 1
Th 12: 06 p to. cull Wanna-day, a box
lied f0. tut.
ro alarms for an (ll-tun also re
oelvod by telephone. d.
Four long blasts of the whistle ar
8:30a.m.a.nd12:30p.m. indlcnu
no school for the following section
l—l—l—l
IAIT NORWALK FIR. ALARM IOXII
I'm nmqmrurs. a! van mt ltroot
Telephone 17.
d—l‘itch School manta).
Print. boxes wl only be wild for
a telephone memo to mun-lo muo-
(‘l ) between the hours of | 9.31. nun-l
b—lan‘in School got-into {o
elf—East Wuhi nand rt In.
Ill—Van Zandt onnd Osborn Ave.
lit—East Ave. and [town It.
fill—St. John
:33 -—soavlew mun!
us— oulevard v...“ Second St.
vs Ave. and Fifth St.
all—Boulevard and Blackstone It.
Ill—Keys" at. and Pine Hill Ave.
Mvioyler 8t. and Duck Pond,rd.(
“t. mhpro'ilhvoin {Fol )f ll arm
n; on on 0 :0. II
will be [To an of nearest
Ire on remiss. when look
Bacon alarms are onl
the aids! or acting out
«the
will "In!“
l—Ons him a odd um». tutin. or In.
0W.
i—Ono hint at WI: 111.. “under! time.
-1—-Two
ital—Twenty“ two. at I a. In. no mon-
nlooulon of public uhoo
11- 1' —-‘l‘wenty-two, If 1:. lo p .no .1
ill! call- u»
m-
mi;
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Mun
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onloon soul on of public school
.1111] whit Nuts Quickly
noun amour.
NORWALK rm alumna
lk—Oorncr of lulu nna wan aim
n—Beidan Avenue Int! Union Pinon.
n—gfwmg Hill and Kellogg Street.
Park.
33—470“ Avenue and Berkeley Elms
fl—anltlln Avenue and Lyne- Pine
31—0“ house. (Private box).
Iz-Wut Avenue knd Kerwin Strut
33—8.er Avenue and Orchard Strut
u—Cbnpel Street and Harbor Avcnu
“-770“ Avenue, our the nnnory.
n—atevem Street and Rim Crest.
l—Crou Street and Wilton IVOIlIIO.
n—unin street and North Anon no.
—F‘mn noe strut.
"alum and Catherine Btroou
* w Canaan Road and Fair strut.
“—Ch Itnut Street nou- Summer It.
“—an Street and Unlon Avenue
Orson.
mt. venue and,,t.lncoln Avenue
u—llut Avenue and mm.
a
ROWAYTON 'III ALARM DI‘ITRIO‘I'!
Imitroku of In boll. thus. l-l. kn
ll—Hllhluld A". to N. l, N. E. h I
lI—Hhkory Bills and Bell Island.
‘t' “if. 33”.“... m "3.3....
an o
I-‘ ntnl." fortune" In.“ to “fallacy.
it—Orand Street and ad:
in?! rat. Cro- [km
W t. to Miro“.
u—Btmrond so Brook-Io e.
and wall to Broom“.
ltWhlto t.Brld.¢‘: S. E. to L. 1. Sound.
“— Whito‘Bl'l toL Ll. Bound.
the fire but at odd tuner
lung“- taunt.
IUD!!- of In 5.3. (hurl. 1-1-1-1
water to be shut on.
or more alarms indicate aflow_
MAILS
Norwnlk Postofnce
Malls Deni-nun
m-tnanbnry division.
m.-—Weat and South N orwntk.
tin—But. West and Bo. Norwalk.
IL—Nc' York Ind slit.
p. n—mut nod“ South Norwllk.
nonhuman-r-
its—West 031,6 South Norwllk.
p. m—Cannon Sutton. Durban nu
Athlnl
y
:rg : tan—All. dinotruns.
:15 I. m—Eut. well of Budapest.
1:}: a. m.—Wllton and Durban.
I: a. tin—5mm:
11:00 I. tun-East.
13,330 In. nix—Dunbar! di on.
I p. nfl‘wm and Bo. Nor-walk.
:3 D- in. ‘ ' .
,: ulna—nut South um.
40». ‘m-i-NNow Brooklyn “(IN
nt‘an-muW wanna-am
:0“. ogni.%owd% til-walk.
ml.
llmmm-
M
MAIL! m I”
was I. Int
south ..Nomirn Postomée ';
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JUBILEE SALE
Extra Special
2.50 AND 83 DRESSES ............................... $1 50
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JL'ST 32 SUMMER DRESShS to go on sale tonorrow Lit $1. 50
Values ‘..nO 10 $3.
B 16%??? Creamery
, R
a pound . 31C
G d ' ’
°° Butter tutti: 27c.
EastIndia TeaCo.
Table
Tel 371 125 Washington Street
_...._.- .M—_._._~
Free lFireworks Tonight
A T
Roton Point Park
' Free Trapeze Show this afternoon and evening. A,
Tango Teas every afternoon this week from 3 until 6 o'clock.
Exhibition of Modern Dancing by Miss McGibbon and Mr. Wilcox.
60 Cts.
AdmissiOn,
DO YOU ENJOY LIFE?
There‘s a. pleasurable sense
of comfort in a quiet evening
at home if your home has
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
artistically designed and ar-
ranged as your own good taste
dictates,
Come in and see our large
stock and get our estimates on
some of the newest and most
comfortable styles.
A. J. Angevlne & Son. CO-
A
KVacation for Everybod
Four Day’s Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel—All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va.. including meals and Memo
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin thence via James Riv
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va including snippet, stateroom be -
anr breakfast the following mornint; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferso
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via
steamer to Norfolk, Va.. including sum. stateroom berth and breakfas
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Nor-fol
same evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m.for New York, including meals - ..
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m.
Steamers sail every week day eta p m. from Pier 25, N. 3., New Yor
foot. of N. Moore street.
Bend for illustrated pamphlet, Tour Department,
OLD DOMINION LIN .
W. L. WOODFtOW Traffic Manner J. J, BROWN, Gen. Pan, Age
CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR '3 HERE.
Auto Supplies Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States trues:
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storing for the “I. .
cm FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
RIGHT IV .0. NORWALK CTAIION.
FOR CALI.
19” WW nm‘t opggnliiooonhvosownutauoOfl'ltoflO.
chum m. “u OIOOOIOOI.-0.0...I’DCCICU..I”..IICUI..I.
1“: m. m ”h“ u M ounce-ootvfivv'ou;g‘po
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Norwalk Chronicler