m Gilbert of Van mt fit, ruff-R; hr- Wary-a.
OWAYTON
» in New York city.
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3am. for not having. , :mmmab
sitedwflotsiemrlnfiha. _ ”H.—
sold to appear‘i‘aeadaym {oi-E WW Harriett.
éangsted a to! sea-has an by Gen-
Eatahle snare. measuring but
swim Wthbtimp
Myumrm iron the
decision dIWSmneiA. Purity.
'wbotsnndhinniityandimposeda
hellfimdoests. Bondsman“
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Emmott. ‘
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mnmimmmml.
tordaymornhmahsnd don the
Postmad. Leewfiiabtainaulnfa
Vlieenseatcsrmhe'temihe
car. '
Wthehotsmmer months or
lastyelrthe WWW,
Etonhesensdiutlygoodcazeorinenu-
newusacoideata atthe bench. but
toaadtheirworhdoublyhardoviuw
Ernesto-needle within roots in
MM." man..mm
Wu, Day. of Belts Place, on
,, in ”this with Chm W
.9! tbeSecoad District.
:é . Mrs.D.lt.LunhortiavialtinsherE
Miss Etta Keller oi Plantnllle. re~E hush.
turned home yesterday, my mum
several days as file gm of lit. and
MH- llahs w. ClerkEE of m
Street.
at regular meeting of the
. W commissioners will he
L fl My evening 0! next week.
matters will he tmnsacted.
Miss aisle m oi Albany. is
stopping with‘bar parents in town
Mrs. Howard Wood of Not-wall: is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Nellie lied
ding.
E
MacDowel, od Barman;
new. New York. was a visitor at thsE “uni?“ dLuBeita. George M.
ism-at T. s. Glover last week. in- inim! or am“? h"? m; 11:13.
r
W made the trip by motor” ;shending a few days in Rowayton at
Ethe horns at Mr and Mrs. namely
“the ‘Addie V-.2d" some time to- EWickes of Crew avenue
W will tow the schoner “Francis W. E Souveni tal . .E
Moss " from the outer harbor to t D“ a are W received
it. “an dock at the St. George 333:]; Kate Thom“ and ““3““
, m E! Paper (:0an . are on a western trip of sev
‘eral weeks. Among the places of in-
terest to be visited will be Chicago,
Denver. Yellowstone Park. San Diego
lair.
E Carlton Wood of brunt-divine. has
been vialtinb his Motel-Jim S. W
‘Merrlll.
M
Miss Margaret Brodie oi the Ex-
change. has it is said. accepted a posi-
tion in Norwalk.
Miss Lila Godirey and Francis North
rup spent the Fourth with Mr. anti
. Mrs. Northrup in dildgeileld.
,, II the absence of the pastor. the
.. sold-week service last night in the
”Avenue M. *E. Church was in
m of the ladies of the congrega-
ties. fins Matilda Smith leading. ‘
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At the Rowaytou Methodist Episro:
pal Church. on Sunday morning, the
Rev. 8. E. Lawson, oi Darieo. will
preach. in the evening Oscar Mills
will have charge. and expects to have
an interesting meeting. The other
services Eat the day will he as usual.
. . l‘ a “W”
', Warren Jennings, who had some or
his 'fliigel‘s blown oi! in a dynamite ex-
plosion on the filth of July. is doing
nicely at the Norwalk Hospital. Fran-
cis Johnson. oi Logan street, who was '
also injured about the face by a pre
mature explosion of powder. is doing
well.
Mrs, George C. Brown of Norwaik,
and Miss Mary Bloomer. of Hartford.
_auto’ed to Wilton on Wednesday.
“——
mm “Success" of New York has
been d :by the Maritime Dredg-
m op. who is engaged in the gov-
. mt work in the local harbor. to
- , the general towing work duringg
”operations in this city.’
The young ladies of St. Matthew's
pariah have postponed their fair irom
this week Saturday until the next. ‘ -
The beautiful pink Dorothy Perkins
. are still be a number East Side
Wylie wllibe among the bait hun-
V boys. who under Scout Commis-
‘ McDonald will go into camp. to
‘ morning. on Nash's Island. No-
' “for one week. The camp will
5‘9,“ military discipline. and a
E time for the boys is expeCtod.
. m will be no morning chuer or
school services in Christ Epis-
Vllhurch, on Gregory Boulevard.
m! Sunday nor on any of the rev
m; Sunday mornings in July.
more will be however, interesting ex-
W held in the evening, and large
cm egations are expected to turn-
beholden
Mrs. Edge of South Wilton went in
an automobile to the Not-walk Room
to l on -Wednesday. accompanied by
Mrs. Boheneck.
—.
The Christian Workers conierence
here yesterday was well attended, es-
pecially in the evening, When the soon to arrive in this country. after a
weather was mow favorable The ad- year’s visit with her sister. 3‘11!!an
dresses were interesting. and Rev Wli Dewan at Robert a College. Constan-
liam James, of Belle island, and the tinopls.
workers here were gratified at the in W”
Miss Julia Nelson of his: Yoilt and
suits shown.
,. Mr. and EiMrs Charles Mir“ dud sob.
. Lightning pertormed several stunts of New York, were among the guests
at the home 0! Mr. and Mrs. Charles at the Morrison-Park Militia. iii 8i-
R. Petty in Raymond street. last even Matthew’ a Church. Tuesday evening.
ing. a well as doing damage. About
a: to o clock a large shade tree at the A large rarer be
side of the house was struck and com- blues of the American has finite
pletely shattered. Seven panes at to the ground Tuesday morning
glass in the house were broken. the front or hire. Scheu
stove pipe in the kitchen knocked ly captured by passing autoistl.
down. and things upset, generally. TOE
the rear of the honor}.- a lodge a! rock:
was broken almost completely into afternoon
pieces, and a small duck house wasEmontlily mes
wrecked. Fortunately Mr ~l’ctty'iil E. Boyd Smith.
prize ducks were in a larger house Sally Mlddlebrook gave an on
some distance away. At the railroau ing report of the Garden Contest
stations all the electric lights were ex- iittee‘ a work The
tinguished by reason at the fuses blow- Comm
log out, and it took some time to have musical in
them fixed up again. urer reported having received
ous contributions during the month.
Miss .Dorothy Bowing is expected
, Vacuum. was the social meeting
am yesterday afternoon at the home
a Eli's. Frank Clark, on Osborn ave-
use. by the members of the Women’s
W oi Christ Episcopal church.
Wants were served y Mrs. “G.
. .Sniith and Mrs. C N. Wood. Final
Wants for the lawn partl'.
which will be held at the‘ home of‘
E » Samuel Kelley. on Seaside Place.
.12, were completed. An lnterest~
gin; play will be presented. and the
Mir! promises to be a most pleasant _
in the Town Hall.
ting. The president. Mrs.
hold the chair.
4 Ariel Cameron. in. oi the East Side,
, “brought a 875 suit‘ against Mrs.
‘ ”than; Smith, also of the East Side.
V”! were served yesterday by Con-E .
was Henry Selzer, attaching pro-E
' flirty owned by the defendant on Irlaw~E
Mn! street. East Norwalk. Mr. Cam-
Linton alleges that Mrs. Smith promis—E)
id him a commission of 55 if he sold‘ 3
list boat "Mae." This he says in theE
Whit, was sold by him for theE
”8375, but the commission has
3 been paid Damages of $56 are}
m The case is returnable to theE
' , court of Norwalk on the thirdE
E‘ of July.
the near tutors. The trees-
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DAREN
LamW-..Rli
John Hollaran 0! West avenue is
living his house painted. .
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ESAUGA’FUCKE
‘E-g " - 3M: ‘M Mimi
Gertrude van Sent.
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Eh
met Stephanie of Woodside ave-l . , , ,r
Millet Norwalk, suffered minor in- Mr. Butler. manager of the Darlen
m and his wagon was badly dam'EGarage, .spent yesterday in B ridge-
E ,4 Eyesterday siternooni when hisEnort. .
away, overturning him in '
coinage. at the corner. of VanE E. T Hanson is proving himself a
untvas: is: $1223: bxrixfireat help to the constables in luck-
E dropped out, and the wagon- Em and (“’36th arrests ,
. tubing in the tracks, over-
‘ arriage, breaking the
a- cutting the horse’s legs.
is suffered several minor
raises, but was notserlously
horse ran away but was
sad-the Earle residence. on
sea
next Friday evening.
«1..th
Allen a drug store was- closed all ,
Ruth McFarland left town yesterda
day Wednesday. Mr. Allen Attended.
the funeral of his mother, who died
Sunday morning at West Haven.”
Hugh Mann of New Canaan, was
arrested Tuesday aitetnoon by Coin”
stable Bates, for drunkenness He...
was fined $2 and costs. Tuesdali.
night. ‘ "
nit WEEK. END ascents.
‘ ‘ Modal flour. 99:; has.
Lbs" 51 ”58 '
new pointed. illic bu.
eansst smelled shoulders
Dr. Theodore Brown, an instructo
at Yale, and his wife. will spend a «.
. few days with Dr. Brown’s parents E
‘ Rev. and Mrs. Herbertr3. Brown at
pooh of onions, 25o.
the Boat mod.
53 Osborn avenue. Tel.
have no phon. drop pole
rompt auto delivery. . E‘
Colonel George Robbins.
‘, tendopt oi the Soldiers’ ‘
super E
‘ and the walls. woodwiirlmtc. likewise.
hedge surrounding the lawn at T. r.
. urine ofllcials, none of the more den
Gilberto attracts the admiration oi all rous a a car
lloon in the sam-
ml the liner it necessary.
nun had also been made i... berthlng the
ck's and was quick‘
The Civic League met Wednesday ”(illusion In the event that the tire
its “5031 coinindiilcated with this chemicals and
Miss
tertaln- that the fire appealed to have been
0m put out and not it probably would be
WM" and M93“ “necessary to discharge part or the
ittee are WOW“! ‘0 31" " cargo here.
when credited the oxplosloii which caused
sister. Mrs. Oliver bowing. inflat-
oi Wright
street. sent out invitations yesterdayl
tor a dance to be first! at her studio
William Keene of Gordon Beacm
morning for Hastingaronthevliudson.
., where her father’s new sanitarlum._ ‘ “
whichtopiupatients. lacrdertorein
adrihisiherhavobufltaaemm
hospital which willbe openednon
slimy. ThiaWwillbemd.
mwmmhete. ail-stonewall!
motherammwaamtandwm
Momma homunculus
ainilsrwsrda anoitheee wmba
themotanwu‘flairconrtfiowhlch
whence may be untamed only
tin-ouch the basalts; proper. an in-
tlnu areio lie done; in white enamel
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muywfllbeinchmeotmiik
Dayton, the his guards adulatant sur-
geon. who will be resonsible tor the.
waiters of all patients.
Slim Willi
ll llllm
(Continued iron! First Page.)
shrapnel shells, cartridges. oils and
stile. explosive and inflammable ma
terlal which the Minnehaha was con
veying to England for use oi the Brit
lsh Army.
So far as could be learned from ma.
hltd been touched by the flames.
Great care was exercised in the at
rangements made to receive the Min. ;
nations. on account or the latent «lain
rto omer shipping in the harbor
from her high mloelves aboard so
long as any vestige of are remained
in her cargoili t was
‘0‘ tie up It tin
fish“!!! tom he
night. Until the“ was completely
extinguished she was not to be we
“rallied to ‘ ~’ thiSu‘ilaadui”:
piers: possiblrnot eventual». a - .
Since tho’hiows of the tire dn‘thv
Ninaehebsis ahold were received here.
postal-day; me Department of Karine
Elisa had a Government steamer in
readiness to go to the assistance of
Arrangements
steamer in such a position in the her
Ebor that shipping and property on
shore would not be manned by an
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explosives stored in the otter hold.
'A message from Capt. Giant said
Though speculation generally has
the tire to the activities of Frank
Holt. "who bolus his suicide had made
known his intention of sinking a
trans-Atlantic liner. there was nothing
ving home irom Not-mob about
noon on; Wednesday. :He saw that the
man has dead and notified the select-
men'a cities, and shortly litter Coroner
Franklin H. 'Brown was "informed.
The body of a man about“ years of
age warehousing from the limb of a
'tree by a, twisted wire. around his
neck live feet long. admit he swung
about 18 inches above thegground. The
tar and the briiises on the bark of the
iin the advices from the steamer. s
for as received this mordinz. further
to substantiate this theory. V .
cordite. 2,806 cases .ot loaded shrap
11818th 1M cases oi trinlte tuluol
cases of safety cartridges-
barrels or wax. The chemicals in
Y
The hilanehaha‘s manhunt allows
that she had aboard 1.000 cases of.
1,543, cases or cartiddges. and-1'15
Among the inflammable materials
aboard were £5 packages or patio
loam. 2.990 barrels of oil. and 1,941
quantity,“ oi'E zinc :and copper plates
~_jE don't care anything so they cairn—(two
' .Words illegible)
' trunk and several limbs indicated that
lthe man had climbed up. fastened the
Eiwire to the limb and then let “himself
‘li own. ’l‘is gold fWitlthan. watch was
The suicide appeared to be a Ger-
man about 55 years 0! ate.
in a note book was found the fol-
io‘wing: .
” 'fWhen you get old, and lose all you
have got. it is the best policy to put
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yourself out of the world. i don‘t: want .
« eluded 83 barrels oi tonnaldghydaE to be aburden to nobody in“ ,
and 95 Dari-sis oi horacic ac d hero; ' been _
cheated out of all. I have t no bus-
were also aboard 230 ”horses. 223E ins , 3°
motored to Providence, at. 1.. where be; cases of automobiles “a a; largél . fl. . ,
Emu spendEE the. Week at the“ K3191: dun: “2.1 can t BENT lo {10 the 3633. SD 'tIIEBEy .
won't never hear from me again. all
Who ever duds my
. body please dig a hole and throw it in
, it and say nothing."
tree was about eight inchesindiamo- »
still running when file coroner arriv~
E the Precious fistula Conipsiiy.
Hospital sto‘ch is 3150.000-
a humorous "
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His sonar. rhino .
mamas 0 Jim: NEWE ' E
. onn.. uy 9. n the . ' ' . ,
left hand side of the Wauwecus Hill ‘ P i C T 0 RI A. L R E VI E w
road. about threequarters of a mile be- P A T T E E
yondmcve lane. and in the woods . HRH)” S I '
about 100 feet tram the road, Corne- , "E” “(if i .:
llus Beetham saw a men's body hang- ; . 'W‘ are . , E»
ing from the limb or a tree as be'was : E
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In no olher patients can you
find such adorihie styles.
In order to be ahead of the fermion
EVEyou more
On sored moms m ,
It costs only ten cents when purchased
With one ‘5 cent pattern. .
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Ecertiilca‘té of as increase EVii’i‘
, capital from $26. 990 to $199. Gilli.
m lmsisécflsmfl W "
The "Connecticut once and Lie
brary Supply'liouse, incorporated, or‘E ,
Bridgeport. has died a certificate ofE
organisation in the allies of the .9ch
’ The capital stochE
Mrs. Louis Miller. of springdale, .
i spent Saturday. Sunday and Monday
at Hickory mind "and ‘Elena Island.
Tea company
stock $5.000. ..
to of incorporation or
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ESCORT F'EOR MISS ADDAMS.
The 9“! CHICAGO. July 9.—-Twonty friends
"The of Miss Jane Addams, who has arriv- . E
E inE‘E ed in New York irom her. European. E
E lice mission. planned today to 9
1m to Chicago and have the train
Hartford has been tiled.
pose is to acquire mines.
"itch
Norwalk Chronicler