3am»: am of Violation use:
By Sub-Committees.
At the annual meeting of the state -
board of charities at the S ate Capl-
.‘ . ’ tol, Hartlcrd, yesterday, the relieving
”i W’s. m .. emcers were reelected:
President—~Dr. E. A. Down. Hart.
. ' ‘ U , ‘V Dr. Down will represent the board
\ on the board of management of the
3me 0‘ the State Charles D Haltford County Temporaly Home a5}
m held at: hearings 3‘ the Capi~ the successor to Dr. T 1“. Kane, who m m mms
. “‘9' peek, alleged violators of Theihas retired. Professor Robert H Fife,
Mlle 19" appearingvlleioreIhtm Avras appointed to succeed Dr. Down on I” m A8 mm
m Shutterworth 0f Stamford “I“ the board .01 management of the Toi-.
W on ”‘3 19 or reckless fin“ land county home. Visits to the va-I
Has Been in 5"“ 00mm at
Panama For Eight Years
1" ill Stamford lie was arrested by rious state institutions were reported:
Mord BOISted' at Stamford DOIlCE> upon. Lire. Anna C. Walter of Mid:
m’ who, atdtha; time, [immed as'idletown, and J. B. Holman of Sn)"
Mt him an sat that, “ on he ar. lbrook, told of their inspection of the;
.merrier-.2torturewom- .. W...
W. Edward V.Cochens was the only Miss Walter and Secretary helloggj PANAMA Jul , 7 C d
witness in the Shuttemorth case, and reported for the. Hospital for the in . II Th, YI - f OII‘IPBSDOII '
be. said that the accused was speeding sail 9“ Noruich and the development eme all e Aswan“ ”awfvhm‘.
through the center of Stamford uhichwx the faint for inebliates now being “18 .[IhfiIhImel‘ 93‘“ 0f August and the
W under repairs and that the auto- established there uhith, it is expect- eallhddls 01' beptember. Bf“:- 59"“
”we wheels had “us,“ WWII” ad, will be (Impleted next month and em Important changes Will take
will house about fifty patients. Mrs. DIMe among 1138 hlgher‘ personnel Of
”the trolle tracks and one of the tires . .
m hm: Walter also reported visiting the Newéthe Panama Canal. The resignation
mums Cottier of TOI‘rlllglgn “a 111 Haven county home and told of the,“ Major General George W. Goethals,
charged with Speeding gig ca, 0,,- locational and industrial work at thatilj- S..A-. as governor of the Panama
m street in that place at the l.mefinstitution. Mls. Flank A. Mttchelllaml and his departure from the is
' O! thirty miles an hour. Cottier alleg reported a visit to St. I‘lltncis’ Or thmus “here he 113-5 been 1“ supreme
“ that he was drhing at the rate of phan Asylum at New Haven and ML command for the last eight years, will
only Went) 0,. ”em, me mu“ an Holman told of inspections of aims be the beginning of other changes
bar, but had been fined $10 and houses at Killingly, Middlelown and The most important of these Wil‘
mats He had his drivers license 3I New Britain The leport oi the. ‘be the probable elevation of Lieuten.
gag-g Under the questionlng of Sec. ‘visitation to the Soldiers Home at am (70101191 CMSWI‘ Harding, 1' 5-
Mes, Cottier forgot. for the mom- tNoroton where there are 400 war vet-IA from head 0f the Department (III
at, that he had previously been clans was given bv Mr Kenogg, who Maintenance and Operation, to be
~msted in Waterbury for fast drjv.:also visited the county homes nthovernor of the Panama Canal.
ing. The secretary resorted his deci- Littbfield and Winsted After the- has all along been understood on the
Dion meeting the board visited the refor iistllmus, and this “119931395138 “35
Daniel delAssandro appeared “$31!”?er at Cheshire. Inot been contradicted by General,
witness at the hearing Ofithein i 1 ‘Goetbals, that Colonel Harding would
calm Francis P. Pallotti for}. lsucceed to the governorahip. In tact
:1
in; the wind-s 'eld or 99“ 390m“! GOYFRNIOSCONFERS WITH TRUS- IGeneral Goethala. has let it be known
one. Pallotti alt- rel éd til lay in} , ., :3 TEES .. 111111 he obtained the detail 01 Colonel
, damages and demo tindropaid that 113' " 9 ' lllardlng to the isthmus for that very
dill not know that morn ind broke rm“ 9 3'” f" 8m” f" 59"” purpose
the wind- shield ~ . ~3- 1 1 fl“ “nM‘n'fldd‘M D°°"'°"' 3 immediately after his resignittion 115
mm Matrlrln appeared, 31,th hear- ‘ MTMRD- COM-1 JMY 8"The‘lgovornor and his departure from Pa-
in. charged with the reckless drivingl'jok‘; committee of the School for 1111‘ name, General Goethals plans to 8D-
“31mm, can. He had been arrested beciles at Laketille and ot the colony NY for his retirement from active
"In Waterbury on May 31_ 1111111 lined 325301 epileptlcs at 9183399“ met ”5‘99 service with the army. His intention
infill costs. in reply to Sec. Burnes’slday with Governor Holcomb, to confer 1‘3 to take 11 vears vacation and
questioning, )latzkln said that he- on the selection of a site for the newtthen venture in private engln‘derlng
W his car when tile traiiic officer school uhich it is proposed to build on'consultation work in New York city-
mke to him. He had been in posses- the grounds 0‘ the epileptic 9°10“ lln this venture he probably will be
lion of his driver's license about two
months. No decision was made.
Edward Ross of Market street, Hart-
Iord was charged with driving a car
load of about six people at a ratoo of
m miles an hour from \I'eW1Britain.epnewcs are willing to give the trua-
m. had us ended guilty in the police tees of 3" $11061): 13": 0‘ “boil" :50111 s N
snort and mad paid the fine of 50 and acres a an 0 “a 8‘ 9 s e or 1
costs. When told that he was ashamed the buildings. for ‘5 000 'izpesdnlizdziluzfld U1; Puma C3
_ with running ills machine at one time; The conference resulted in no 999'
at the rate or titty miles an hour he- nite action so far as the site was con-
mulled, and said that this was impos- corned and as Governor Holcomb has
Bible, but that he uished that he could expresed his "'9“ in “’33"! ‘0 the
In it at that speel. He had been in matter or buildings and equipment 3
up
sion, the governor has the power tolG Goethals, U. S. A, and Sidney ii.
settling the two institutions cannot
on the canal work.
agree. The trustees of the colony tori
ll“
Illelll.
" ford.
m 3'” ”I H St” W‘ Secretary—Charles P. Kellogg. W: BEN
- ’ “WHIT- '- r , M
It'
Under the law passed at the last seal joined by his son. Captain George R.
select a site if the committee repre- lWilliamson long a civilian engineer
Belem General Goethals departure
the detail of Captain Hugh Rodnan,
from shore 'duty on Mar-loo
the super-
dreadnaught New York will have
been announced by the Navy Depart?
Early this your Captain Rod.
1111111 applied to the department for" a
JAKIN 82 JOHNES
NM N- ’-
Ready ~Made Clofltel
Will fit a dummy form, but
not a manly form Suits
made to order from
I permitted or cumin.
camolthedieeuoendtbeartor
I saluting the same. Disclose is caused
fihuppnctlciathedefiniflnlotthe
by a wrench, tmst’praspnin 1d the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves 131d pain in
late: lite in the iiifiaunt means 39d
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and polo, health is motored
through harmonizing the nerve sys—
tems in your body. Female troubles
‘ given special attention; also curvature
or file spine.
You will never regretl
lsiving the Chiropmctm a chance to
E help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
815.00 UP
8. Nathan
Custom Tailors; Tel 359-5
235—2117 E. Washington St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
pairing Neatly Done
Men’s 'Oxlortis
To reduce our stock of
Moe’s Oxfords "we offer the
following well-known lines
lllll—RALSIONé-WEBER
$3.50 to $5.00
Tan and Black.
Rubber and Leather Soles
$2 .98 per Pair.
l
Norwalk and south Norwallt.
Tree Work of
All Kinds
8111111de 81‘ Saunders
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REBUILT TYPEWIITERS -- L. C.
lovers
mm,
34 Washington st, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
. Graduate tram Palmer School. the
idiscoverer.
l FAST FREIGH'U LINE TO NEW
YORK.
, Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
River. New York (tool. of. Catherine
St.) everyday except Sunday, 1113 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwolk up to
6: 30 p. at
George F. Poole, General Agent
THE IANNiNG J. .IWlJH, TeRIANIsIg
PORTA'I’ION LINE. Inc.
Underwood,
Ill other
Smith.
Barnum.
maker. 1 sold, rented.
repaired. Benton, 8!
' per “111011111. 'Mochlner
I opium: $5 per month.
' ‘13 WWW
id 80M Main WI. Com INot'vnllt
and we will rush but trouble
man right around When some-
thing like this happens in your
home. it your ‘
, PLUMBING
ll detective, antiquated, unsani-
tor: or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new uystem cl
MODERN PLUMBING ’
JOBBIING A SPECIALTY
‘HDRNGEKNASH
.. _ .. mumblng .nd Hull“
~ ' “rel. 1354 ‘
s. Not-walk
Special .
All our $1.25 and $1.49
Wash Skirts 98¢
I ,
9 North Main St.
.« :l
EVERYTHING FOR PRE-
SERVING
Mason, Sure Seal, E. Z. and
Economy Fruit Jars, Jelly Glass-
es, Strawberry bullets. Pineapple
' possession of a driver’s license for the
past ten or eleven years. George Hox-l
: is of Spring street, Hartford owner of '
35‘ lilo 6111‘, said that he was learning how i
10 driVe it under the instruction 01'
Boss. but was not driving when they'
were stopped for speeding. He said
that none of the party had had any-
thing to drink but water during the
ride. J. H. Ploon, a member of the,
party, was another witness and he
corroborated the testimony 01 Ross!
and Hoxie and said tilev “ere not go
lug very fast at the time that the
policeman stopped them.
Arthur Bunting 11-1.. (ital-god withl
overloading a jitney cab. He admitted
the charge that he had been carrying}
thirteen passengers in his car. Secre-
‘tary Burnes said that he had decided
to stop the overcrowding ol‘ the jit-
neys and told Burning that he wouldl
' not suspend his license, but he warned
111m ”that if he was accused again of
sovercrowdlng his car, his license would
Multan away. The hearings were ad»:
doomed l
.—
IEAIPITlSIT YOUNG PEOPLE MEET.1I
JIOAIKLAIND 0111., July 8.~—The atl-
- ards of more than 2,000 Bati-
”will from all parts of the United
States 11d Canada were in Oakland to’
, e opening yesterday, of the
in frictional Convention of the Bap-
n People' 5 Union, which is to
din connection with the fifth on~
ing of the Pacific Coast Bap
bung Pepple's Societies.
ram aretfj'i‘he Rev. ,Guy
_I pron/,Pbllodelphla, and the Rev.
,amilton, Lynchburg, Va.
on; ‘the' northern face or pit.
bull and from "seven’molntc 111*
pl
boarding to 9lsitbla“ ‘wh'b are
‘ by alter inspecting co ditto
' "ltde
{muddy tracks on the window sill and
l the board of directors of the Connecti-
Dfie‘the speakers on the conve‘ti- "
ignore slid main. “ll?“ilbigu '~
general agreement is expected.
BOLD BR] DGEPORT BURGLAR.
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Caimly Make: Selection of Choicest
Jewels Before Departing. l
BRIDGEPORT, July 8.———Je\velr._v
worth $2 ,500 was stolen from the rest
dence of Samuel M Hawley, trees;
in er of the Bridgeport Savings Bank,
early yesterday, while members of
the household were asleep. Entering
ltbe sleeping room occupied by Mrs
:Hawley and her husband, the burglarland undoubtedly will be given ”"3
«scooped all the valuables irom the
dresser and later sat on the landing
‘of the stairway and sorted out the
most valuable, which were taken.
‘Entrance to the house was made
through :1 windbw in the dining room
pelleted to have been left unlocked
Detectives today found traces oi
on the tloor of the dining room. The
burglar is believed to have worn rub-
bers over his shoes to make his tread
noiselesls. ,.
COL-OSBORN: Etecrao HEAD.
President of Board of Director of Con.
noétlcut State Prison.
HARTFORD, Jilly 8.'-—_At the annual
meeting yesterday at Wetherstleld of
out. "State Prison.- Colonel Norris G.
Osborn. ”of New Haven, was elected
' president for the year, Willie 0. Burr,
ofI Hartford, was elected vice-presi-
dent: and "F. M Salmon, oi‘Westpot-t
secretaryo Colonel Osborn. Willie.- 0.
Burr. Frank Sumner, ol Hartford, and
F. M. Salmon,” were elected members
or the executive committee. Robert
Post and F. M. Salmoll, both of West-
port were elected 11111116111.
I‘ The following ofllcerfs oi the porole
“board were elected; Chili-mun, Col.
comm; vice-president, Willie 0.51m-
secretory LEM on. :-.
. 9h Will! the 1:99:90“ tol'itbe
return to sea duty on .the departure
of General Goethola from Panama.
His request was granted and he was
assured of the command of. the New
M‘ldollascll & son;
Byers, Parowax, Fruit lar
Rings. Preserving Kettles, jelly
Strainers, etc. at lowest prices.
Rinugs, shrdl ciao all IIe_ etaoin n
Yotk. He probably will be succeed
ed by Commander Hutch 1. Cone. U.
S. N.. novr commanding the Dixie‘.”"”"
" Albert P. Gellebe
Commander H. V. Butler, U. S. N..
at. present captain of the port of Bal-
'boa, Canal Zone, probably will have
left the canal by the time most of
these changes take place. He al-
trendy has applied for detail at sea
l
command of one of {be smaller navy
ed by Lieutenant Allen B. Read, U
S. N., uow commanding the torpedo
llotllla tender iris of the Pacific Fleet.
Commander Butler has‘held his pres
Metal is 1111111
aarwzer wul-llttorofil 8T.
' Phon'o 1039.2; ‘
eRoMP‘r oeu‘venv
‘ prices.
' - junk and old automobiles.
vessels. He probably will be succeed— . -
"Eilron can pay the best
Call ,him for all
The Wziii. Elll‘on .00., 1111;:W
tableau "c.
Established 1857
‘ '9 ’ ~' “fie-emu
Now tor the White Gown
After the Fourth of July the suitlltlcr sccms to melt
anay in a quick and rot sterious fashion. There are about
eight evanescent weeks of 101 civ vial to “earlier, and
white gowns are in dailIt tlcillaltd. Onc com 'd hardly
have too many.
Attention is directed to the White Silks,
The Pongees. Georgettcs,. Marquiséltes and Crepes,
the exquisite neat cts that e\ cry woman lox es to “Gill
and which as tllev are of high quality 2116: an economital
lll\ estment.
White Pongee, 40 inches $1. 50
Georgebtes, 40 inches $1 I50
White Pongees, 32 inches $1 00
Wash Silks, 32 inches $1.00
Silk Broadcloth, 32 inches $1 25
Marquisettcs, 40 inches $1 00
Crepe de Chinflls, 40 inches $1.10 to $2. 00
'At the Silk Section. 11111111 floor.
A “Shield” Vest
Nice for hot weather.
'A swiss-rllibed lis'lc vcst. with low neck and narrow
strap across the shoulder, which has a shlcltlshapctl
piccc of the fabric inserted under the arm. Nice to wear
with thin slicer waists and gowns. '
25 cts. each.
Ribbed Underwear, main floor.
Special in Black Enamel Suit Cases, ,'
for vacation or motor new].
In three sizes, 24, 26 and 28 inches. -
”Solid leather corners \‘l trt‘ formerly $5 00
Steel Frames, now
' Brass catches and locks. $3.25
Strong leather handles. special
Trunk Dcpartlllcnt, fourth floor.
A Salt: oi lions Hall-Price
Just because the poor Dollies were moved about
from pillar to post for a few vt ccks. some of them got
sick and disabled and although Mill :1 little treatm'er'lt
and mending of trifling wounds tll'ey will be all right,
we close them out at half original prices. ‘ .
it vtill pay to buy Dolls now and let them rest until‘
birthdays and Christmas time comcs '_round Half—pure,
for an) in the group. Basement.
Rog Ships and Remnants
Ardahan Corners, 6.3 x 6 $2.75
Ardahan Stripe, 2 .3 x 6 $1. 50
Handy for runners through balls. or to use as ordin—
arv rugs in any place about the home. \ crv lou- priced.
" ‘ V l llirdIIlloor.
o
'4 Norwalk 11111211011
' 'V
‘ Mime? Loaded ‘or‘r‘A‘rticleé “I“!
ent position since April 1, 1914.!
Al Cristobal, the northern: ter-
.1
Value;- -. 1' l”
3, Bolton st. Phone ill-f Uni-.edeemed Pledges $914. 0’
Sacrifice:
"a Mr, 1 ’1' ,
m...
minus of the canal, Commanderpoug—
las E. Dismukes, U, S. No will be suc-
ceedod by Lieutenant Prentiss P.
Bassett U. S. N. now on board the.
battleship Delaware. . Commander
Dismukes also has requested to be de-
tailed to duty at sea. 3111115111111. do.
tail will be givenbimvhosgnotbecn
learned.
No information is available on the
isthmus regarding the successor to
Colonel Harding as bend of the De-
ladian 11.111 Cycles .
Distributors for Norwalk and ;
South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor (o.'
Batten, Conn.
Phone 179
r 1-11
11.1. Rose nfield
1 ,. 411 WATER STREET
SIottItil Nor-Walk Conn.
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. A M. Repair .
Ewan
pdrtment or Maintenance and Opera
atlon. .I , u, .. I _.
IRWIN E. MORSE GETS $19,965 COIN: ;
.. r“ r. TRAGTI .
WIilimantic Man to Build cotton» for I'
Airlcunu'ral' college.~‘ . '
The state board on! agriculture at its
meeting at. theflpltoi yesterday. morn-
ing awarded a. contmc 1o lrwi '
«Morse of Willlmautlo, to build
cottages for $19,965.
will he died to conned“
state experiment station
There it; a. duferenoe in hose
The difference shows only
in the oermoe we handle
onlv the best: quoltttes
Norwalk Chronicler