i
.liarry Guttridge, of Brooklyn in a Theresa. entertained a number or
daitorat the home of loci] reigtires. lirieuds’ from New York over the hell
idsy. Sunday night a number of the
Harold Taylor, of New York. spent neighbors were invited in and they
the weekend with relatives on Vani spent a very pleasant evening. music
Last street. : being enjoyed. Among those present
{wt-ire: Misses Bertha. and Ella Krau-
‘ 1.3. Bartram, oi 'dgeport. spent sheer. Margaret Lynch Edna Mae
Sunday and yesterday with his parents Riehors, Mary mil-pry Mrs s. Richer
{Ila Osbornwavenno. Mrs. P. Heath. Mrs. A. Wood, Mrs. 15.
——----— Richers, A. Wood. i). Barnett. l“.
amid Day. of Rubia. N Y- W“ I Heath. Charles O’Donnell, Harold
whiter with his father. on the East Wood.
at. over the Fourth.
‘j ._ Ina-d Mrs. William Reynolds. of
Anemia, spent the holiday with rela-
L- ‘ lives in St. John’s street.
Belle Island
William Turner. 0! New York city. is
the latest New Yorker to take up his
residence on the island.
5 ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pennell. oil
. ~m street. have removed with
‘, flair family to Bridgeport.
Dr. C. lrving Ferris. and family, 01"
New York city, spent the holiday at
Cobble Cottage, the home of 'Dr. l-‘er-
’ ris' mother. Mrs. J. H. We.
' st and Mrs. Sidne Hill. of Stam- _ .
r. y ‘ Joseph Hogan. R. P. Broanon and
toad, at yesterday with Mr. and!
”lira. 231111111111 Hill on Van Zant Langley Rod‘s' of Bridgeport. ”“9 "3'
. . _ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aisthorp.ot
' ‘ THeridsa. yesterday visited relatives on;
_£aaview avenue and Cottage street.
lWilliam Sec. of Bridgeport. is visit-1Club
‘ h at the home of his parents. Mr 1
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mackey. of New
turned to their home after spending.
1the weekend at the Court Laurel
- 111111 Lion's 5
Melted Hill:
with you when Yachtf'ng. muting-
Motoring. Fishing. or Golf i-ag.
Anuuinonaasfly' Food-WM
unman‘ A ..fii¢hfi¢m
01'er M m 53m
holorcold. Aioeaigbtg rest lass-113d
mosses monorail-uses“:-
- “mama-ennui
makes certain the success or the min.
Friday and Saturday nights are the
times in which the picture will be
shown at the theatre at the regular
prices. It is ~a play that what he
mlssei ‘by those who love the good
photoplay.
MARY PIGKFORD TODAY.
Little need be said to Norwalkers.
Pickford appears in 5 Famous Play-
ers-Paramount Isa-part teaturs at
Pleasant Hour and Loekwood's Hail.
Mary Pickford is the idolized star of
the screen and she adds another
striking characterisation to he? acts
- whether he ‘3 trying to starve him-
today niore than the not that Mary'is not eating and that he has lost
1111.: but that this was not permitted
by his phygoisna. The physicians
feel so encoiiraged by his aromas
tinsel! his audition.
Callers from Cambridge, Mass. were
expected at mitosis today to see
Holt with a View to determining if
he resembles closely ,Erich Muenter,
who’dissppeared from Harvard in
alleged poisoning.
Hall was considered to be in such
aiserious physical condition from
loss of blood and refusing to eat that
the Nassau County mm} at Min-
eola were considered at a conterence
of county oflcials. “l have never
seen a man in worse condition." Dis-
trict Attorney Smith said. “Holt is
very weak and I shouldn't be 1111;
prised if he died. 1 do not know
sell or not; but i 6Q newton be
much blood."
9"- Clcshorn was present at .nis
confer-nee.
Charles R. Apled, assistant s"-::er
lntsndent of building: at Cambridge
Mano. who knew Muenter at Harvard
ble ‘repertoire in Burnett's drama at
optimism “The Dawn oi a Tomor-
row,” the world famed story of a‘
girls unisltering faith and triumph
ant ultimate reward. in this play that
gladdened so many hearts and the'
screen version of which will cheer
thousands more, Mary Pickiord por-
trays the wonderful character of Glad.
tion and deadly peril are unable to
quench. The drama itself and Miss
nearly ten years ago, reached Min-
tre were the some men. Mr. Apled
ivisited Holt in his cell and remained
there a few minutes. but did not at-
tempt. because of Holt’e weakened
condition. to question him. .
thatcheywiilism, nomorehulle,
1906 like: the death of his wife from '
forcible feeding and 11111 removal to -
icola today to see if Holt and Moon
'(‘iz‘
W.
- Dancing in Roton’ s Pavilion ‘
.- Many new and admirable" changes have been brought about for the convenience of the many
patrons of Rotou Point’s dancing pavilion, the floor of which is one of the. most adaptable for
dancing that can be found between New York and Boston. ~
“Before I ever saw the photographs i
or Holt i thought he might be Mum;
ter, although for years i have be?
lieved the latter dead. The sugges-
tion came to the when I was reading
Holt's statement. ”That sounds like
Mucnter.‘ i thought." .‘
Ottmar M. Kremha. a brother 01';
Muenter’s wife, said today that he'
“rim is a remarkable resemblance
between this man and Muent "
the beautiful and ragged girl of the led said. “but it has been 1111:5112: ::§:;:;:znzf 2:13:21.“ number 0!
London slums whose undying optim— since i saw unempl- a
‘ . nd i cannot them with t
ism and heroic courage even starva- any Maitlvely that Holt is the man cl mglaebzkxzt: b223, he 3!:
He certainly looks very much like
Mueller however "
and Mrs. William See. on Gregory York city. who haveheen spending the mama's/portrayal will column *0 Charles R. Wood. an assistant dis'
boulevard.
Hr and Mrs. lrving Horton, o: New
Hort city. are visiting with Mr. and
In. G. Horton. at their camp on Call
:J’aature beach.
:. Hr. and Mrs.
.53" York city are visiting at the home
- ,‘ Mr. and Mrs Alfred C. Kramer. oi
week-end at the Court Laurel Club,
with friends have returned to their morrow
home.
'”
The next social event at the Bell
inland Ciun-J will be in. military
euchre games. which will be played
330k Wasserman 0' next Friday evening. at 8 o’clock. in
the club.
make a lasting impression. For to- trict attorney of Nassau County who
the Morris- Stoddard story. knew Muenter at Harvard. visited
“The Goddess." will be continued and Holt again today in an 90.0" to 05.1
a Paths Weekly with a three-reel tabilsh his identity, 1: possible Mr
B1iograph will complete the bill. “The Wood was still unable to say Whetherx
Naked Truth" will be presented on Holt and Muenta were the same. be
1Thursday: " “Blower Queers" on Fri declared
“5" ”d "w“ Pm?” °" WWW J- P- Moms thlked over the tele-
phon‘airom 111.com home at Glen
. M street. Era! Norwalk. i This siternoon, starting at 2 o‘clock.
..r.~"“‘"""" .members at {he Bell Island Club. on
There was no meeting of the third joyed bridge and euchrs games. The
district coinmisdioners last night. The games are in charge of Miss Lottie
regular weekly business meeting will Money 1111de EtbaLBuiith... Arno-t.
probably be held this evening.“ ienjoyable time is being enioyed.
The ladies' Aid Society of the East 4 The scheduled sportsV‘for the li-
incline M. ‘E. Churchtwill’ meettomor- dren or the Bell Island (flab. ich
now atternoon at 2 o 'ciock in the par- were to have been held yesterday hit-I
Ion 'pf the church on East avenue. ernoon. will be held on next Saturday.
1 ‘ ills r H. Biasell. at her home on
“view avenue, is this afternoon. en-
Wag the members or the East‘
!arw‘alk- Improvement association.
_ Wm Hall. president of the Ep-
me League. of the East Avenue in.
I}. church. will this evening, at his
til-eon East avenue. entertain its
me. who will hold the regular
“My business meeting. starting at
.mck;
9..
it
it
m...
Rowimcv i
H“ 4'1- «mar! ‘a—.'
5“ Munch tonight. for the benefit 0!
mm Club of that place.
.51.
Woolworth employee of New
‘ , have leased the Richard Law
moan nayimntl‘ street, and thirty
' girls were enjoying the outing
over Saturday and Sunday.
. , '3 ..
Jr. and Mrs. A. B Cleverly oi Crow
are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. .
Seward and Miss Seward. or»
. Miss Cleverly of New Yorlt
o. .- Iowa.
and Mrs Leltoy Crockett and
.01 New Haven, and Mr.
Ms. Geo. McKay and daughters.
_ port. spent the holi-
will: Mr. and Mrs. Alh‘ed S.
' _‘ of ltowayton.. ‘
' 1 William James, head of the
Workers at Belle Island. has
W to hold a conference in no
‘ :in the near future. The two
will unite in the minimum;
prom-am of unusual excellence
“Ar—.5
regret was expressed in no
today over the serious wildcat
Miss Vida M. Blanch. or ,
pleasant afternoon is expected to re:
sult. i
Pliiiiiii AMiiSiMENiS
ROTON POlNT THEATRE.
of Miss Thelma D Cram and Harry
celient term to describe the unsation
truly wonderful work of these artists.
To the lover of dancing and art, noth-
and Mr. Lane during their low per
formances at the local shore resort.
They will continue to dance in the
restaurant every evening from 6: 30 to
8 o 'clock for the benefit of the guests
at Roton’s well appointed dining
room. And that they will continue to
please is just as certain. These dan-
cers make it a pleasure to eat at Briton
Point, or rather increase the pleas:
ure. as the food and service in the
casino is such that the pair page is
increasing by leaps and hour: a. ,
From 6:30 to 8 o 'clock each evening
is the time during which they will
dance in the restaurant. After the
"last hour they will be at the Roton
Point dancing- pavilion.
Norwalk people have a treat com-
ing at the Rotoo Point motion picture
theatre on Friday and Salnrdsy evo-
nings of this week when the Rev. Cy
rus Townsend Brady‘s "island of Re
generation" will be shown in all its
beauty. The management secured the
theatre at all performances This six
1 met photoplay is said- to 11‘s the great;
out yet produced.
picture at great expense for the two .
nights and will undoubtedly pack the.
film am his
a» smut-1111a-
, , (Continued From First Page.)
———-—'-
Holt spent a restless night. tossing Who dyiamited the Capibol at Wash- “9- Schrleber, Wills
about in his cot. from which he had Install and shot J. P. Morgan, lay m Hrlnsber Time 1: 36
. There are a number of entries, and ". beendrnsble to rise during ”fluidly. physical and mental collapse today in
1‘ few days. And “delightful" is an exlpalently began to write.
mm?339-3311712333.$121.31??? which ht? eve: been 113m 11:: be in pain, entered the cell and found quieter mauve-larder..an he raced Barrett. c. as . .....
. ' orwa u 0 has can blood Mowing from a is cut in his cell or! that he wanted ‘0 die R’- ' -
net-mos Myer at the Rowayton Bap- ” to the Mud“ m by m” cm ma mm “9'1 in! .. Dooley. it
-bel‘ in position until the edges met.
tery in his wrist.
and from this the blood was nowius-
Holt refused to reply.
, The beautitul story is well known to 1- J ‘
Not-walk movie patrons and: ones seen ,' ‘1 “
, 'l,11..wslit worth witnessing awn. '11: is ~
"a wonderful pictuneshowingthanurn-
Cove. L. 1.. With partners of his firm
here. Mr. Morgan” bald that he was
feeling line. At thd‘ "once of J. P. Mor-
can 1t Compchy. it‘whs field that be-
'i rapid progress
cause of ital
towards recovery tlia ‘issusn’ce of bin
lotion on hiscondtitlon probably would
'be discontinued.
NEW mummy (Sr-Frank Holt,
.would go east to assist in clearing up
some or
smooth laced pictures of Muenter and
ithose of Holt were striking.
-—
i
" ’PlEiiin
1
(Continued gram Ninth Paps)
[ Summary~isarned runs. Georgie
down 3. Laurels 2. Two base hits,
Pen-y. Castle. ‘First base on balls.
GIM3. oRNordotnlmE. Struck
loot. by verb 1: by scream 9
inert on bases. Georgetown 3. Lani-ail
Ho..-“
.. Murcia 2.1111 by pitcher. by For
(Andres). by Nondatrum (C. Bren-
Stolen bases. J. Brennan, 0116'
Umpire. Der-
‘9. First we on errors, Georgetown -
'nan).
The result was a ialrly sharp; “a. explodsrs at the ayes-st station. June
pan with a blade perhaps a quarter of 38* in an attempt t° settle the “93‘ town 5. McGlone A. C 1. Twoabase
an inch long. it was with this 111111 “0“ in '0 WWW 301‘ h ““3 Em hits. bison 2. Barrett. Bases a. 1.3113 '
Holt had attempted to open the ar- :“emsxz’firgm iota t Ito; "'
am, , 33's. Bil I” '1 ill! by Olsen-16. b 12' .'
Apparently he had not rshchet’n the3 dlsn‘ °t Harvard University and " ca“r'hasea, neon; F3“; 10. “(gator-2:.
artery. He had cut a vein. however. '3’!!!” “Wm":
To the warden’ 3 questions' as to whyi
1111 mm “mm“ to kill, hmulmrran out ”or decree H.“ mm“ 1‘” Glens 11. c. 5. 1111 1111 pitched ball.
Dr. Guy Cieghorn. the 11111 physi- M N Y!
clan, was not summoned» because of
the lateness or the .hour and the 11111.1.
dent (act that the ittempt had been ‘ , . N
successfully checked He was vto '
tor the pencil. They found it on“ the 1N!“ am at 5379686” ten mlieai ’0'!» out when winning 111111 was”
cot. Holt had extracted the runner MGlenCove. had' notified the police scored . ._ . 1.,
at user from the tip 0! the pane“ and that a man he believed might be Holt
bitten the metal which held the rubs 1““ ”00"“ cm: “mm“ .12“ Md}.- A. C. o 5 o o o 1 o o 1 o o—rwe
Score by innings: 1‘ -
pounds at dynamite. mos. can: andlooomt'w n 3 u 2 2 a o o o o 11 14c
Summary—Earned runs. Georges
by the police 2‘0 .1111 0111111 3.111: new. a: Struck out
were 9?th “ town a. was pitches, 01am 3-. pass
M‘ineola today.- ' ed hails, “CENTS 2, Matt hr “138%
Latest 0610181 I099"! Film“ M" base on errors. Georgetown 2. Mo
returned to 1151- 1191119111 Hilhhnd'by. Olsen (-1.1111st 2).. Sacrifice
l ' hit. Castle. Stolesrhisas. Brennan 2,
1 CHICAGO July 6..~Prof John Day a, Menard. Echo. Couch. Bar-
unveil Groves teacher mm 1131- roti. harm, Malachi-.-
: High Semis; this no 3115' -
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NEW
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in no other patterns can you
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in order to be ahead of the iasbion
you must use
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1
On sale at the pattern counter.
It costs only ten cents when purchased
wilhouo i5 calmness.-.
‘ .
”James Danneliy
16 SOUTH- MAIN STRESS.
W. --. : _._- .
Jefferson was brought back to Quaran-
tine but was subsequently released and [em
proceeded on her voyage.
'mfihiill
.1 '7 ”4.3.“.-
1711“
and muttering to 11111131111 .1“ intervals hisoell at Mineola r. 1.1.11. no ml acetone A. c. coco _ !
ills keepers had taken from him his promised to tell the whole story of his ab. 1-. 1b. pea. e. wffigmfl." ”Egg-3201,11,..- SPECIAL
belt. his suspenders andevery other life when he was arraigned before “'1‘. McGloue. 2h .6 0 0 2 2 0 had ‘ 32 “um bullet lodge in tneIG, Send to or. JELLY GLASSES
article with which they thought he lollies at Glen Cove tomorrow,hut his'i.eonnro. as ....... 8 2 l 0 0 G 3019 o! m. Pith! (got under the lug} 26¢ A DOZEN
icould attempt suicide. and a strict condition was such that there was J Lawson. 1b 3 1 1 1- 0 1'toe yesterday afternoon. when a royal}
watch had been kept upon him. grave doubt whether he could appear McGuire. c ..... . .. 6 0 1 16 2 ‘2'1 ye,- which he had been using Mend] “C W 5. l. & 25‘ $0"
‘After several, hours had passed locum. '8 Lemon. cl. .6 0 1 1 0 1'3“,- went on- The Wound m not ”wills-32311. team 31. so. min.
““10“ ““9 1“"!!!- th' em! Mahl- nr. 011! r. Cleghorli. the 1111‘ phy- Brim“. 3h 6 .1 0 1 0 o,oua and 111111 rooming new J. Tracey} ~
Holt called to an attendant and asked gun“, was quoted today as ",1“ ......... .. 3 1 2.. 2 0 0 assisted by D1- Sharer. took an x-rayi 1:1 al T 'b‘ t ' - 1 '
“Delightful" has been on the 111111 for I lead pencil. saying he wanted to that Holt “was unsound when he at~ s. McGlone. rt s 1 1 1 1 o mam, loans; the lead and extnct— 1 or Ca; "Ces’ 5mg”; “h
of every Norwuker who has been for- "me ‘0 l“! "“9 A 1'“ Pm" "8 tasked Mr- Morgan. and he is unsound Olsen. p 5 1 a 1 a o 111; it. 1:11. revolver was not working bgnst Mod“ “mum” P “I:
tunate enough to witness the dancing brought to him and. a law minutes ls- now. The only place for the man is; ______ :properly. the hammer sticking and} sex'icbc. . T is: c Pgiccefifimr‘ogigg’
tor. a pad of paper. The attendant the Matuawsn asylum. The intestinal! Totals .........50 7 total 8 4' young Hess struck it with his foot. licon w th 1e: 65?: a'i'lonsts 1n rinr
P. Lane at the Roton Point restaurant remained in the cell a few minutes.-aud stomach troubles he is having are ‘ Georgetown. mm blow sent the cartridge on and the 'lti thegU led Stat;
land dancing pavilion during the pottland Hot, turning on his loll side. ap- otten present in cases of mental dio', ' ab..r.1h. mac bullet went through the leather aoleidpa' c' es in m
The a d at til i it. Wl hi turbances. He is highly nervous ” To Brennan. cl .. ..... 6 a 1M 0 0' and into the foot 80th Ma“ “0113‘
11 en s eh e t n prevent an aggravation of his mental Lockwood. 2b I 2 1 13 ——-—-—'—-"—""
'.one feels as he or she watches the less than five minutes. as he was condition virtualy all questioner: were Ferry, 3b , .. 6 1 2 0 (1} 1-, STEAMER accuses 1'0 “.0“ ‘2 So. Main St. 30. Norwalk. Ct.
passing the door of Holt's cell. the temporarily excluded from Hall's cell. Castle. as, c .. .3 1 1 1 1' NEW YORK. Jul! fi-The 0“ °°‘i P 36“
cuald noticed that Holt seemed to doll. was nevertheless described as Fahan. p 5 0 0 2 4 0 minlou line steamer Jelfersoo failed 2W
5 1 g 3 g 1 to stop when signalled by. the soveflr' MODERATE DRINKERS BANK-
. 5 0 0 3 .0 0 meat boat! on neutrality Flirt)! While} RUPT INSURANCE CO.
and “kins that he be IN“!!! a way “Carroll. 1b 5 0 -z‘ 10 o 1 outward Maud at Quarantine yeeter- NEW YORK. July .—-—The business
3 Alter the flow of blood tad been do no. Precautions were taken to pre- J. Dooleyrrf 5 0. 1 0 0 0 day. The torpedoboat destroyer Dfl!:' or the American Temperance Lire-
chccked and the wound bandaged. the vent him from attempting 3010MB. —. —— ._ i... .. :ton started in putatlit and overhaul!“ Insurance Association or New York,
keeper and Warden Bulge searched it was learned today that a railroad Totals .........42 8 n 33 8 6. the Jews in the lower hy- The which was organised in 1889 to pro
crate drinkers". its oiilcers
Sylvester Fagin. a- boxer of Locum more living policy holders.
dale, Pa., died yesterday in his 'dreas i
log room after a six round bout with of the Association.
John Harvey at statuses at“ o. to financial loss was due to 13
cal baseball paale A- pull of watei m “n,“ principles so as to pen“)t
was than on: Right at. the 111111 of moderate users oi intoxicating liquors
one sixth. round. slid menus or to some policy holders.
his blood lam congealed and
1' causedvdeathl. Ammungaflunisbe percent.
ins, mass but the. district attorney's temperate.
W
FGHEGAOSURE ON OYSTER
' 11...... L. a... anatomic action
against Maurice n Saunders to: their
1111 declared.
oil-limits. minutes sov.
_ . e
‘ a
".h. ‘
. f _ ‘ 3
vlde life-insurance tor total abstain-
haa been made inbolvent by the
admission as policy holders of "mod-. -
assert. '
{The State Department of Insurance ‘
1 has taken charge of its affairs. A not-
ice posted on the door of the MA
office here announces this fact.
ME ”I“ A representative of the insurance
.department said” the concern owes!
' ' about 330. 000 in death ammonia
MOUNT CARMEL Pa. July 5-" ‘ were no funds to pay one thousand or
Frank Delano. formerly president
said the largest
modulo.-
“Tha- M8 in this class were fifty
his than among“ the totally
wows Jennings, of Rowayton, lost
the tops of his thumb and third and
loath lasers new atternoon.
.- We Hf fire-creek
9- av \y.
econ-Brena. -. i}- ~
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