my ,_ . police, the Bridgeport omclals fur-i Pulmotor Falls to Save Life of Mlehuli
,. ”hours. Resistance was not met with
or}.
placed than under bonds at 825, while '
ET proprietor was placed under
mm were he) ...s,
of 3150. This place is known
into that of. polite Sin lrnsi
MW“ 81-91-
..A‘ _the place of AbrabanfiAmSel of
member ‘9! across up. large than
4a! «in? places visited and at sonic or
340.: 7,08 Bullock street; Anise! has s
then those present were thrown into
license and no one“ was there but the ‘
state police had evidence some days”
fleet fear by the unexpected arrive.) '
3d the oflcials.
ago about the place and the place was
Preliminary Work.
; raided with the'ethers.
State and Local Police.
Several weeks ago Superintendent The state policemen who took part
i ed Stole Mien Thomas P. EM res in the raid weee'Sé‘geant 'Robert W.
-Inelved complains from Bridgeport Bridgeman of Hartford, Rowe H.‘
‘reople about Me of the raided Wheeler of Stratiord, Frank Virrelii
places. ‘ He sent a small detail of
plate policemen to the city to secure
of Bridgeport, Herbert W. Cleave
evidence. These oilicials spent three
land of Plymouth, Walter S. Stiles of
Hartford, William E. Jackson of Wil-
auecessive Sundays here and obtain- timantic and Anthony Fellows of r W II It wall substitute 10! Mt to", PO!!-
edenough evidence so that the super- Sll‘atford. The Bridgeport pohcemen'm__ 80310, ”W 03‘ 800th"! 83"”: It“ P191331“?- 13
lntendept cmmated with the or» were under the command of Sergeant contains hm Opm’ orphlno no! “he! Hm
lice of that city and had warrants Brown. ‘
,It destroys Worms
sworn out for the various clubs and
private places. Sergeant Robert W.
Bridgeman heeded ihe seven state
PAINTS lN SANOE AND DROWNS.
rrhoee. It regulates
nishing nine officers. ‘
_ Horseiesa _Vehicle and I TORRINGTON. July l2.—-—Mlchaei
Fife 'autos were used in the work 0' Brien, 28 years old, was drowned in
of the raids, three seven passengerj'i‘yler Lake, about six miles from this
' cars for the prisoners and two large: place, last night at 7 o',clock when he
fiveton trucks for the transportation: fell out of a canoe. O'Brien who has
of the large amount of liquor tahenlI a cottage at the lake with his father,
at the eleven raided places The two was out in a "canoe with his nephew,4
nooks had large bodies but theiyears old. Suddenly he fell into the 1
amount of ‘booze” seized was sogwater apparently instant! The crieS.
great that they were barely sumcienti of the boy attracted the attention of
to carry it all The cars attracted people on shore who rushed to the
considerable attention. scene. '
125 “Among Those Present ,, The water where O'Brien fell in was
The raid was started at 11 30[about eight feet deep and the body was
o’clock from police headquarters on Idragged out by George D. Leyford. the I
fail-field avenue with the live cars ‘burgess of the borough, with a rake. .. _ .
and squad of sixteen oilicers lt waiDr. Harry B. Hanchett of 'l‘orrington .
necessaw for each of the three squads hurried to the scene with the pulmotor
u make several trips and the oillcers of the Torrlngton ilre dopartment,’ TERlPERANCE DAY FOR OHAUTAU-
found their hands full for several‘ which had never been “89d before Hei I. “JAN" ,
arrived at the lake about a half hour, ...._ '
at ..au) of the places entered except ‘after the man had fallen into the fat- Special "“9"" “an“ '0' phi“
at the Oxford Club where it was er. After working over the men fort ville Camp mounds, Friday.
found necessarv to chop through four labout an hour it was found impossible A special h
program as been arranged
to save him. O'Brien leaves his fath-
doors before entry could be obtained}:er ,1,- J 0.3m,” of Cook street Miro for the celebration of Friday at the
Two of these doors were of the Hatedl
steel kind frequently met lth l sisters, Mfg Francis Kelly and hiluI'zhlf'éfie inflame! “the COM”?
.- w o n ,: cu in auqua as temperance any.
New York city raids but Which IMary OBrien, and two brothers, Dan
are let O'Brien and Thomas 0' Brien, all of The arrangements are under the one
seldom found in the smaller cities. ‘Tol‘rington. 111109! of the Woman: Christian Tem-
Here more than 125
persons were _______________ ipernnce Union of Hartford; New Hav-
“Vin! a blush“ time When the‘ AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE' YOUNG 0n and Mtchfleld counties, and B ffilt
three ofllcers. Bridgeman, Wheeler and GIRL THROWN Ol'JT {tire of the day will be a gold medal
Brown swooped down on the place ' {contest between these three counties.
Many Arrests. I1o-YCIMIU Springfield Child 8'". MN. ME” A. Gordon, president 0: the
All of the patrons were put out into‘ only WW“ .‘ Thommnville {bitchfleld county union, has charge of
the street. The crowd which collected THOMPSON ' 1 the prom ~
allude it. diiflcuit for those making the ‘ ob olifilm '1'", 2.—-'l'wol. The following speakers will take
. aid to secure their prisoners and evi- :iualzmange;l:a sanetd 5:95 :1: (33:33:; part of the program: Wins Ruth Burr
deuce. gm. and a ten- ea old Km was “:0th out I of ’l‘lgganum, Miss Luella Rockwell or
All or [ha prjqoners and the liquor! ‘ {-Y I d S iNew Haven, Mira Dora. Ellison of For-
were taken to the second precinct” one 0 the car: an injured tan Ieatvllle. Miss lrene Gates of Burnside
.ataiion, where most of the men were! Qy Borne was dr "us on; Of the c'nrs .and Hilding Erickson and Arvid Thor-
.able to secure bonds. Only eight “I: a :hl'ladtenlng M a: amalgam “3 Waldsen of New Britain. Music will he
failed to find bondsmen but it is "‘I‘ct urct “:h was going 2:}? $5M: provided by Miss Nellie ll. Arnold oi
mted ihni- several ofthese will do so :15.” onuhet:rontsh: e, was?“ boom Merlden, musical director of the W. C"
today. The principals in each of theI owrilegd 2', J Denzzarronunéton cTne 1" U' A picnic lunch at ”:30 o’clock
raids were held on bonds ”f “59 and! latter car was. almost overturned, ’butiin the "we is planned.
the frequenterg on bonds of 325 Ionl the child was thrown out. The' A workers’ conference will be held
At the Oxford» Club of No. 740 Igmyw” picked u bleeding from the at 1: 30 o'clock in the Mlddletown
xnplo street, three bartender 5 were ear and severely 01:11. and bruised. She House to make p lane for work in "up
3:35;“ and placed under bonds of was attended by Thomas G Alcorn ford county during the ensuing year.
each. The men were John Ger-I W
don, Thomas Quinlan and Edward ghedggfd, w:;e::k:: etfntgfgagzgivifi: YOUNGER SET OF WEBTPOHT
floral: Seven half barrels 0’ been: be made to ascertain the extent of her! DANCE‘
and eight-V bow.“ °f “”003 kinds of injuries Although neither the child's ' ‘ '
liquor were 89’2”“ here. ' innme‘ nor the seriousness of her hurts Ml" Gertrude v'" 3"“ Enter-flirts
At the Acom Club of No. 123 Kos-l could he learned here it is feared that at Plum” Event " ”_‘T
suth street Charles FIYDn, Archibald she may have a fracture of the skull. Studio.
Cameron RndtelHenfy_ Albus, barteu- - WESTPORT, July 12,-»:Tne dance
O’Brien, Aged 28.
"6
Beats the
qt
...-......
Ingmar. its guarantee.
EDEN alloys! ev t forgomlthfnttgrtzfl years it
been!- oonnoan use or e re e o n potion
Flatulency, Wind done, all and
vuslmilto 1" win It
The a atho comet Igoeelthynnglggum
assume CASTORIA always
,3 o 4‘ ‘
in Use For liver ‘3011Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
. m! OIMMII own-iv Hus Your! any. .. ,.
eTeething Troubles
amen and Bowek,
Signahlr‘o‘of
To reduce our stock of
Mne's .Oxfordo we offer the,
"following welhlmown linen
IIIIIlIIIIIRIqu ,
fiflmfiMf
Tan and Black.
Rimberrand Leather Soles
GIOVers
Norw’alk and South Norwalk.
I
Tree Work of
All Kinds .
Beaupain & Saunders
WNW .
‘Pho-o sol-Is or 18:34
...—.... .. ‘-—.. . III!“
M
lndlan Motor Cycles,
I
is STARTLED.
ders, were arrested and placed under SOUTHPORTV gm“ by Mi" Gertrude Van Sam 0’!
Distributors foi- Norwnlk and
”bonds of $150 each. A large amount . ...... Wright street on lastlln‘rldny even-I . ‘ South Roman:
’ 0‘ liquor was taken. Unknown Man Wandera About Streets ”’3 WW“ to be ‘ 919"!“ success 1!‘
r i .
At the WWW Athletic Club of No ‘- ' —-la wArrested. [was the first of a number _of similarI The $181150; Mom . 0_
, ‘ 716' East Main street William GreenI SOUWPOR’l‘, MM 12 *Several events to be given by the younger set, Melt, Conn.
" 1 and John McKabbe bartenders, WETE'Southport pedple were. startled Sat during the summer season and held Dig PM!!! 179- . .
proprietor, was arrested and placed
. . under bonds
arrested and placed under bonds ”larder evening by an unknown man, Mia's Van Santastudio, which “3 doc-I
Automobile and Motor; Cycle
'“' neon-and Peter McCormick more ar-
. ‘2“. NEI'Cliurch,;stres§. she unlit. her
_ $150. Considerable liquor was taken orated with college liege, mend, flow-I ’ R “Pauli“
here 43:27:;‘15Fifigi‘gix’ffmjgten and Japanese lanternatartistlcaityl‘ 3081'“ F A‘- k Rep“: ’
. , . I J
’At the East Side Social Chill of No i arranged. Lemonade punch Was serv- .5 ., Shah?“ I. . 4
. 1679 Seoview avenue. Daniel Hatfield,
William Westman and Edward Hess,
bartenders, were arrested and placed
under bonds of 3150
At the Amazon Hotel of No. 36
airfield avenue, William Plan, the
of: $150. Clarence
Young, Harry T. Lugran, Harry Rob-
noted». as frequenters and placed on-
fiwsloif ‘25.?7 't ’4
Al the place or Herman Boske of
Wind and placed under bonds of
$159 ‘tor selling liquor at his resi-
deuce. . . _-
Al. the place of Thomas son... of
135. 836. P‘einbrolre street “the proprlea
firi- Wile arrested and placed tinder
hands of 2150 and Iain: Mantis, Pot-
tick Santulo and .l‘. K. Brnento were
harmonious ".1
At the premises of Ellen um qt
Bartender, Joseph Havricu were ar-
No: 225 Hamilton- street, Heske .was.
>side- mt,
arrested as heqnllnters and placed. my rims Buckingham, mill» Reardon
with}; rained- -.Wlllinlo. Robert iter-
ml and Thomas Riley; cleft Hrs. Wil- ,
‘ etiola- ailment. no. Robert small.
ing to be pursued by people wishing
to harm him: H. R. Elwood was
called and telling—the man that he
would protect him, he 'was able to
place him in safe keeping.
Mr Elwood had just arrived at his
home when he wssxcalled to take en'-
other man,_ this time in Fail-field, who
gave his name as George lurphy of
White Blaine, and who was under the
some haluolnation as» the. man in
Southport. He also was put into
the town lockup. Both men will be
given medical attention.
d...
MASTER RILEY ENTERflle.
-Master. Thomas llilby, of 21 Hill-I
entertained a party of
young folks, Saturdaymfternoon. in
honor. at his fourth birthm Gaines
“replayed and prison won by the
children. The guests included the
Misses Edith smith. Ethel Byrnea,
-.....-
and monitor smith, master‘s Walter
Hmi 331mm Boolean, Norman
. east HART-rm MAN. IN tam
ed to the dancers during the evening
and refredlimenta in the form or ice
cream and cake at 11 o’clock. Anions '
those present were the Misses illuth'
McFarland, Katherine Shbrwood.
Alice Taylofi Nil-Ion Hnenietn’. Elizs- ‘ ,
both Twaits Prizer and Lime waiters; "
Allan Betta, Grime Dilworth. Elliott
Bristou, Harold Sleeper, _ cos.
Wakeman. and Hunter Gridith. The ,
chapel-om were Mrs: 'L.- Grimm, Mr.
and Mrs. Vanderxriif and O.’ B Van
Sant. *
WE SELL
Something More 'fltan ..
..a.» . 4
......—
It a learner HONEST
“Service; ‘
, osu Howrah. ._
MERIDEN. July lit—George Slim ’
son oi No. 781 Main street. Builders—
lord. was injured in an auto
here last night on Old: Golan!
‘ when» or Welland.
Melts Oldordsr
Williamson»
multilingual Inna-tot
adjusting the same. Disease iscaused
bra wrench, minim-sprain in the
‘back. Even if done in childhood
4 .it creates pinched nerves and pain in ..
later life in the mount lei-gins end .
Hubs.
chiropractors senor. the. cam 02?
dheua and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the "nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
girls; the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Nanette treatments given also
T. Francis, D. C.
34 Waehinpton $1., 80 Norwallr, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
Fm racism LIN! To NEW
108K. ,
Freight boatJearea Pier 21 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day'except Sunday, at: p.
In. Freight received at Not-well: upto
".5”p In. mat/Boutb'flomlk up to
5: 20 p In. ’ ' »
George P. Fougfieneral Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
» eonTA'rIoIII UNI. ins.
RIBUILT TYPEWRITERSAL. C.
..Bmlth.. Underwood.
. bituminous. ill other
mu. uld,"rented.
Hm Rentals. ’1
' sin- month. Machine!
4 sold at $5 per month.
' JAI. DONNELI-Yc
ll until Mall-west. south.llorwailt
. , l *4 .
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. Ifyour
“ PLUMBING _
is defective, antiquated. unsani-
turn or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of.
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBINO A SPECIALTY
Rhinos KN'ASH;
umhl;:':a::5raatlnp
4 North Main St. 8. Norwalk
Normllt Pawn ShopI
N
Money Loaded on Articles of»!
Value.
Unredeemcd Pledges. Sold 4?
Sacrifice.
_J. Resenfield
40 WATER STREET
SouthNorwalk, Conn. ,
it You Have
IT TO , .
Successor all} Wm: Ethan.
Ron Street fins: Norwallr.
given misnomer; also curvature '
“aha «phosphor 1503.15?“ regret
What Is; CASTORIA I
r_'7sr1c..
_- #131121
odd-Plec‘esol thina, A;
marked down
hall
Foley Art China. Haviland and Doulton ware In L‘tl"
lain odd and useful sets to close out.
reproductions of 'odd patterns, the \cry dtsigns on. tx—
These lllf'trfi {lit
pects to see in old corner cupboards and i ii Iding
shelves and plate rails. Most attractive
Royal Doulton Bedroom Sets, tray, ‘VI'att‘r pitclm,
candlestick matchbox, ttc.
" Mic $1000 for $5.00
mrc $5 0.) (or $2.50
Haviland Bedroom Set, “as 8;. no for $1.50
English Foley China \tith hunting suites
“as $3.50 lur $1.75
Nippon Ware, was $3.50 for $1.75
. was $4.00 for $2.00
_, French China Powder Boxes.
Were $1.50' for $..75 Were 2. 75 for $1.38
\Vcre $2.50 for $I.25 \\ crc $2 2' for $1.13
Basement China Store, first table.
Colulorlalllc Motor Goggles
I
With clear glass, or glass timed with soft green or
amber in such shades as are restful to the eyes.
white or colored celluloid or shell
Rim: ul-
Night and Day Goggles. then“ s a diti‘utntt 75 cis.
and up.
Children's Goggles,
7 5 cts.
At the Jewelry Suction. main floor.
‘ Clearance 01 Summer Blouses
This Sale began and some illll‘ qualities
added.
Crepe de Chines, Satins. Nets, fine Voiles, Stripe
Wash Silks and Chiffons.
$1.50 and $2.00.$2.50 and $5.00. ’
Second floor.
have been
ANNOUNCEMENT
OVERLAND CARS
‘ I Phone 1360.
VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE "
. AGENTS
South Norwalk, Conn.
I
SPECIAL VALUES
all). x ,
was on... to the Meriden Hoopli'a'i. .
The car which hit like bore-the
Kong. and, Broiled 4 .
in. Riley...li._.hnsntitnl. collation was.
‘5798Dresses........................... .34A9
98canc1 $x’.4’9 Lingerie Waist: 79¢
4 59eMiddica........‘.............,......_...... .‘3o¢
’25c“ElsIe”Hose.........../“......”unlu .2112
VmascandqgeDrawers... ............ .19¢
GARDEN GRASS AND GRAIN
M. MOLTASCH and SON
-.. All the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper“
iRm: KINDS OF INSECTICIDES-
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime- Sulphur
”of Lead Heleho‘ro, Paris Green,
Death?” et'c'. _ '
,, mm It; IIIIIIIIII
“Slug Shot, "-
of Summer Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Palm
5-Snits, Golfinc coast. and Hats. Come and get the
‘best merchandise for less money than you would
- . pay elsewhere for i l
A SOUTH NORWALK
SEEDS
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