”l ' ”no memento.
W’FULDY {NSUREDM new YORK, July 12. —s mam
,«Sfioioce fire kisses in their.” by the nu ma Contraband
, - o: 915er last your be; and the stimuli ashtray'
.een July 3’}de July”; 5th. Call W
at any time is}? 0? “53"“ 0“ tlon brought by Mes Honeywell in
filming Phone?’ N05» ”30 behalf of himselt and other stockhol-
9: I698 or I39I ring 3 lders. was denied today by Federal
Taylor & GOIdenl lceeding the court is asked to require
MT" NOMALK “war no [the New York Central and Hudson
IUILDINQ River Railroad to acount for the
WM. 1230 moneys, funds and property or the
. :cur 'last named company, which, the com-
5: MW lplaint alleges,- have been improperly
issued by the New York company.
my NEWS ; in a second order in the same liti.
ltervene and to Join in the prosecu-
. Mrs. Mary O'Neil, of South Mam-Hon of the Honeywell suit as parties
street, is visiting in Danbury, iplaintiff.
lgation, Judge Mayer granted the peti-
The Norwalk Equal Franchise Lea-
' There will bedireworks, tomorrow
m5“ Roton Point Park.
i‘l‘ucsday, July 13th. at 3: 30 p. m.. at
Crofutt.
his relatives in town.
of New Hales. are lisit Porritt. of Hartford, will speak on the
subject of the proposed amendments
to the Federal Constitution, in béhalt
. Mrs. Edward Fay and son. of Dall-
"bury, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
“rd Kelley, of Maple street.
the Bristow- Moods.“ of Anthony a-
mendment, and the Shafroth Palmer
«Drink Willialns' Root Beer this
Summer—«it will keep you cool when
clothing else will. 2c a quart. home
we ;
ragists to be the better and quicker
1chisement. It is hoped that all mem- |
here who can will be present and all:
others who are interested are invited
to attend and to take part in the dis- ‘
cusslou of the advantages of disad-
yantages of the proposed plans. After
Mrs. Porritt's address there will be
full opportunity for questions and lie-
cussion.
., Mfand Mrs. Barry W. Keogh have
returned from their honeymoon trip.
’ and have taken up their residence on
County street.
Rev. George P. Payson. pastor of the
”Presbyterian Church, Katona, N. Y..
.r M night spoke at the twilight ser--
[wine on Bell island.
_—
CHICAGO BUILDING BOOM.
CHICAGO, July 12.--'Wilh ‘tlle re-
turn to work today of thousands of
union carpenters, who have been on a
strike since May 1. Chicago launched
a boom in the building industry which.
it was estimated. will givelwork to
150,000 men.
The strike was settled last Saturday.
and by Thursday it is believed that
‘nearly all of the carpenters and mill
_'. . men will have returned to work. Bulld-
This evening. at 8 o'clock there lug contractors and bankers iaid con-
will be a meeting of the voting mem. struction work amounting to at least
; ours or St. Peters Lutherian Church, 810 000000 will be started this week-
011 Cedar street. interesting mattersl The return to work of 10.000 strik
‘ will be discused 4 ‘ lng painters was expected’tomorrow. ,r
.fitepben_ W. Velsor, of Quintard
senile. this morning returned to his
duties in the Ferris Coal Company at-
tor an: absence of several tips.
There will be a meeting in Bridge-
»"pprt, today. before Referee John w.
_ hairs. that a dual settlement may be
‘ made of the bankrupt estate of Arch
. ie Walterhouse
one.
......_._.. l
‘chal people were interested in- the "."6' meme IN sexiness. "f
plhtIre or Miss Violette Linga'n, ot. LITTLE ROGK Ark
New York, who has been residing in Finally disposing of the questions at
the downtown section, on the page in issue in the Sawyer racing bill. the
the New York American, devoted to Supreme Court today declared the
,fl‘Society Notables.’ yesterday. act posed by the legislature which
. w would have permitted racing tinder a
: ,fiTomixl: 111312711281“I tge $531.39“ state commission and parlmutuel bet-
nous o ' ” ting in connection therewith. not a
"mgn’ngff‘lrlnichllllSlimlfneillll W “1° 9mm 0°“ “W“ "‘9
V ' p a decision of the Circuit dourt, which
.. to! illness The entertainment commit
tee of the local tribe is busy prepar- ruled that Governor G W Hayes had
vetoed the bill.
.111: an interesting program.
EOG AT THE EXPOSITION.
.SAN FRANCISCO. . July 12.-A
lchllllng fog ushered in the third day
of play in the Panama-Pacific Exposi-
iio 11 tennis championships. Twenty-
lfour teams were drawn for the first
*round of doubles. set for oday. The
strongest learns were widely sepnr
[This year it is possiblemet mod-l stud and exceptional features were
as with colored designs in ‘
-—NEw HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
Ladies' Grill and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11: 30 p. m. Popular
prices. Table d'hote lunch ilfty cents,
, 1: 30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinner
ueventy-tlve cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p
151.,8erved in main dining room.
dainty lexpected.
lnks', blues or yellows, said to be-
contest."
TRANSPORTS IN RESERVE.
GALVES'l‘ON. Texas, July_12.—The
United States Army transports Kil-
‘patrick, McClellan and Buford. which
i
. m
y tor the diqiilsal 97 an eel
lJudge Julius M. Mayer. in the pro- '
ftion of’a committee of the stockhobE
,ders in the Rutland Company to in-‘
method of obtaining womsns enfran- l
.“f it‘s DB
Jilly 12.—* ‘
l
A Double
Déception
a, EUNiCE BLAKE
[1
EXTRA
It? still
o‘clook‘in the morning ‘wtth a sicktm
ins sensation. Shebad been outfev-
of sum
“Oh,l1mv tired I am of it!
J to occupy me. Belugricb, l ton't." ,
Miss Auchlncloss lay in bed a long
while thinking. then atom with a
lsl-holne she had resolved to put. in
plat-rile. She wrote an advertisement
that :1 young woman recently graduat-
ed lrom ——‘-—— miles '9 would like a posi
tion as governess in a family living
in the country. Within a week she
gue will hold its regular meeting 0.11;l had purchased a railroad ticket to Hit.
_ Mr and Mrs. A. Frost and James the Norwalk Library. Mrs Annie 6.;
ion to be inspected and was otl‘ored
and accepted it situation under the
’ name of hilrla B'ristow.
Now, it happened that Jack Lsrrabee.
I the son of the hilly who had engnlgoll
. the governess. “hell the negotiations
of woman suffrage She Will “Pm“l were ill progress peepcd through the
half door and recognized a per
son ho‘hud seen and admired as one
amendment. and why the former is: or the most grateful dancers in the
considered by a large number cl suff— l
social uorld lie lllld nel or been pre-
sented to her and was sure that she
did not know him.
“I think I know a trick worth two
11' that." he said and hot out of the
way before the applicant had seen’ him
There were in the inrrabet- fullllly.
besides Jfll'k. Mrs. harrobec. a widow.
ulld two little daughters. There was a
tllautl'our who sometimes acted as gar
dollar. The morning after Mills Auch:
illcloss entered upon her duties she
saw 11 man in overalls outside prepar-
ing the flower beds for spring use. Do.
lllg fond of flowers, she went out to
llsk him some questions as to what he
\l'lls doing. . '
“I didn’t know," she said. ”that Mrs.
Larrabce employed two men on the
place. i supposed the chapleur did
the gardening”
“So ho. docs miss, but this sprint;
the mlsslu has hired me."
Miss Auchinclose asked; number or
questions about what. kind of flowers
he was intending to put in. then re
turned to the house and soon after he
gan work with‘the'chlldren ht their
lesson.
Now, Jack Banshee. in order to play
gardener without being givcn ‘away,
tall} his mother that- he was tired of
the social whirl hnd anxious to make
“It, men of himself. Heproposed to take
the post 7011 of gardener for n’qarden-
but he stipulated that he
flould' do so inoo'gnlto. [its being a
of the’ family was not to be
no sisters were not only
.c'b god net to give the secret away.
bu rewards were offered them if they
riafralued from doing so.
Occasionally tits chauffeur was
bribed by Jack to plead illness, and
Jul-k took his place at the wheel. Jack,
to do something else. thus givlng him
uh'bpportunity to make love to the
m.
15 was not to be expected that this
tivofold ‘dotiebtldu could be kept up in.
l ———-————-—————— ,btletlnltoly. ‘lhough Miss Auchincloss
hall a better chance at the problem
than Mr.Lar1-abee. she being some dlsw
tunce from home. Jack by lncessant
wetchfulness kept the ball a- rolling for
ll month, though he met with a num-\
ber of narrow escapes. He was dis,
appointed. however, in not being able
to bl'élk down the barrier that sepa-
rated hlm from one who was supposed
to be of a higher statlon. Miss Anch-
lncloss. though evidently kindly dis-
posed toward him. required him at all
times to keep his distance. .
One day when Jack was driving the
governeSs in a runabout thep met two
lie Phelps. A cllauffelir's apparel is
Cuficura snap it was announced had been ordered
, 393“!“ 25¢ Cake ....... .19¢ out of commlsion, will be retained here
' FOR THIS WEEK ONLY for an indefinite time. it was learned
' Stillson-Powell Co [-8 itrom army sources today. While the
PRESCRIPTION Dnmlst-ifgn :crews will be dismissed, the captain
,‘ t
, ‘kpdake.Came1-as Films 1 and other officers, and the steward 0
etc. ‘ ’ P ates, Paper each steamer will remain on board.
The transports have been held in the
gun it is enlh, in connection with the
Mexican situation. _.
While you are away
This Summer “
Perhaps within a week or two you will be going to
. the California expositions or on some other. tour.
When you close your hOIRe and go away you will need
a place of safe- -keeping for .your valuables. The Safe-
Deposit Department 0* the South Norwalk Savings
Bank offers excellent facilities for storing silverWare
, and bulky valuables at small cost. . -
Our fireproof storage valut accommodates large “
trunks and boxes as well as small packages.
Moderate rates by the Week, month or year.
boxes 3x5x2~21nches in size. may llérenled in" ’
ourjsalc deposit vault lot :1, 00 a year."
_ , 82 Washington Street. c,l
soot-ll NORWALK
l
' ——
—.
Open Monday evenings one: 6 to 8
,slgn. 0n meeting again they signal—
‘ed Jack to stop and enforced his doing
[not necessarily lunch different from
that of on ordintliy person. and the
young men thought little of seeing
Jack at the wheel.
“Hold on. Jack!" cried one of them.
‘I wish to speak to you."
Jack put on more speed. His friends,
one of whom had recognized the socie-
ty belle. Miss Auchlncloss, turned and
followed. Seeing an . opportunity by
taking a dimer-cut road to meet the
couple again. they turned and by some
rapid driving succeeded in their do
so by occupying his side of the road.
Phelps greeted the governess with a
hearty “Good morning, Miss Auchin-
close!" while Morgan apologised to
Jack for stopping him on the ground
that he had a message \for him.-
Jack looked at Miss Aucblncioss, and
Miss .Auchincross looked at Jack, but
neither said anything till they had got
rid of the two men. Then Jack said:
“My secret is out."
“It's been out for some time."
“What!
am?" I
“Ever since I came to the house.
You may have forgotten that I danced
in the same figure with you at Mrs.
Perkins' cotillion. " .
‘ “I recognised you. but I fancied that
you didn't remember the.” . .
“Wall." rejoined Mile, Auchlnclm
"my playing governess and our play
ling qurden'er are lied.” ! think we
had better re’tllrn'to our own selves. "
-‘ “I uni pt“ your Those taboo
much work for the m":
not flock: prevailed
her out:
, .
Estelle Auchiuclosa, i'woke 'at an
ery night for 11 week at some function. .
slept the greater part of the day and
at evening prepared for the next round
I wall 1'
were (nor. I could then find something
also utilities bribed his sisters when ,
the time camefor the afternoon ride ‘,
of his friends. Ned Morgan and Char- l
You have -‘known who I":
1
prices.
Cabbage ..;.......
A.
.g... .
Fancy Large Pines
nog'u
Fresh arrival of Fancy New Cabbage, Let c Plnea lc_
for calming and Bermuda Onions g pp S
Bermuda (Mon;
FANCY NATIVE STRAWBERRIES.
SPECIAL
While they last at these
. eeeeeeee
eeeeeeeeee
TELEPHO is E 371
OPTICIAN
East India Tea Co
CID Ql aCkSOIl
Everything in the Optical Line
125 wasllmerop STREET.
20% .01? on all
, .
53 WALT, crass;
/. 510;qu '
PHONE 439
7
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES.
i—«i-‘itch Schom (private).
Fire headquarters, 36 Va Zant Street
Telephone 17
Private boxes will only be pulled
for tire on premises where located.
A telephone? message to Elecuic
Station (705) between the hours of 6
p. m. and 8 s. m.. giving location of
are,“ alarm will be given from near
est box. ‘
{econd alarms are only to be giv
en bv the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the are
6—Murvln School (private).
zlz-Eut Wishington and Fort Sta.
lit—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
218~—-Eust Av‘e. and Rowan St.
217-"-Wlndeld st
Zita-«Fort and Charles Sta.
224—East Ave. and Fitch St.
”Ht. John Stand Bldlle Ave.
rte—sun" Ave. and First St.
still-Boulevard slid Second St.
.slo—Cove Ave and Fifth St.
387—Mlevard ’nd Blackstone 9t
, (Tel) ,1
Itl—éxeyso St. 1and Pine Hill Ave.
(‘TQIO ,
sis—farm: st. lbw: road 1k
(TOD)
Sis—«Shore Hav (Tel) .
"" upeele llmll.
l—One blast at odd times. testing or
Ills open.
i—One blast at 8 p. m.. standard time.
1-1—Two blasts", to out. ~
inn—Twenty two, at 9 a. 111.. no
morning Helen of public
' ' ~. ."school.
ll fi—Twentytwg, at 12: 80 out. no
memoon session of public
school. l'
111111111147» blasts quickly calls
the entire department.
/
COST or A suaMARlue.
11.29 Said to Have Colt lllllllons—An'tl
‘ Not Expensive.
Although actual figures, for obvious
treasons. are not available, one would
be oVer estimating rather than under- f
t
, estimating the cost of the German sub-
marine U-,29 which the British admir
lality reports to have been sunk. at
l200. 000 pounds sterling. says London
Tit— Bits. This total is based on the
act that, according to a certain oflicial
publication. the E4 of our submarine
fleet, which was completed in 1913.
local. 107 791 pounds sterling: and the
E class is neither the largest nor the
most expensive type of submarine in
the fleet today.
According to the admiralty state
, ment the cost of the “hull. fittings and
'equipment" of the E4 was 26, 787
spent on her propelling and other ma-
chinery. In addition'to this. outlay.
there was an item of 1,899 pounds for
“incidental charges." which relate to
the proportionate costs incurred while
the vessel was in the hands oi! the
dockyard. authorities being finished oil.
When it is remembered that the U-
submarln'es, armed with twa =144po'und-
or guns and two small anti-air craft
guti‘s’with‘oil engines of about 2.000
the surface of seventeen to- eighteen
knots. while her radius with oil in the.
double skin with which she was titted
is believed to have been over 3,000
miles, and perhaps as much as 4,000.
it will be readily understood” that the
cost- of her coustructiommllt have
been very much more than that or
the ill-i. » .
Eyes Examined Free
'3:59x.3:,54 4:25 5:,06: 5:25. 5:,29
pounds sterling. 79,105 pounds being No
29 was one of the very latest type! of ,
horse power, giving a nominulspeed 0n \
dent Wilson Dl yell golf near here
' this morning snd‘fsnught rolantlon
iron the press of 6036121 duties which
' th'e kept. him billy
N.’Y., N. H. Sill. R.R
Timetable
m EFFECT JUNE 5, tsls.
SOUle NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.--1: 30:, 15:42:, 6:09.
6:57:, 7:18;, 7:48. 8:08:. 8:18x. 8:59:,
9: 23:, 9: to 10: 33: 10: 51:. 11: 51 .
P. M.—l:13:, 1: _:. a: 02:, i: 29.
4: 30:, 5: 15:. 5. 45, 5: 02;, 5: 47 7: 02:
37: 45:, 9: 55:, 10: 18:.
Sundays.
A. M.712:25x. 5242:. 8:54,
10:3 :, 11:51.
P. .-—1:18x. 2:44. 3:12:. 1:30:
5:45. 6:021, 7102:. 7:12, 7:451, 7:57:,
8106:, 9:551. 10:18!_ 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—4:41:, 5:90. 6:59. 8:00:,
8:51:, 9:151. 10:02:;10:06, 10:50:.
11:03.
..P. M.——12:03:. 1:05, 2:0“. 2:57.
0: 00:. 6. 06, 7: 1.6:; 3110:, 9:69. 11:15:.é
12: 00:. . , .,
Buildup.
Sada, J:00,10:03:,
'V .
l
. A lie-«:6: 00.
10: D03- l‘l‘;
9. 51—12: 10. 1: tax. 5. 59s. 5. 08:
5: 25. 6. 00s. 7: 15:. 3:1“. 0: 00:.
10: box, 11: 151i.I 11:00:. 3...,
SOUTH NORWALK To, NEW HAVEN
A, M.—12:25:. “1413:, 6:05, 7:15.
9215:. 10:08. 10:18:. 11:12:. 11:57:.
P. M.--12:03. 1:20. 8:16;. 4:28, 5:17,
6215:, 6:47, 37:08:. 8226:, 9:25:.
11:20. ’ ' , .5
c_.-—
Sundays.
A, M.——12:23:.“1: 13!. {63. 9: 15:.
10:19, 11:12:, 11357:} ‘
P. M.—2:09:. 3:12. 045:, 6:38;
6:48, 7:08:, 3:39;, 19:25:.
SOUTH' NORWALK TO DANBURV.
A. Din-«6: 13, 8: 27, 9. 59!.
P M.:—-128, 4:38x, 5:24:, 6:17,
7:14.
Sundays.
A. ”Mid-10:37;
P. big—2:15, 7:29.
DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—6:00, 7:23, 3200!, 8:18,
10:03:. 11:50.
P, Dir-4:21, 6:49.
' , Sundays.
A. Dir-7:50, 12:10,
A P. his—8:48, 7:18, 8225:.
,9
x—stgniiles express.
ROWAY‘XUN FIRE ALARM BOXES.
12 Highland Ave" to N. Y.. N. H. d:
H. R. R.
13 Hickory Blur! and Bell Island. ‘
14 Pine Point and Roton Point
21Long Island Sound to McKinley
, St.
22 Pennoyel- St. to cross st.
23 Cross St. to Railroad
24 Railroad to Brookside
a “Central. " McKinley St. to Pellnoy-
er (West Side)
15 White Bridge north to Brookslde
16 White Bridge S. E. to lung Island
Sound .
17 White Bridge. S. W. to Long Island
Sound.
One stoke of hell at odd tunes in:
dlcates testing, two strokes of bell,--
thus. 1-1 tire is put: four strokes oi
be!—-—thus.1-1-1~l, water boLbé shit
on. A third or more alarms indicates
serious hrs.
{easement AT eoLr ‘ LINKS. ‘
CORNXSH, IL July 12.«'—Presl-
4 54 Norwuik moi: Ct.
127-129-131
1
his state.
Yotlr eyes are cud
cntific Examination m
Hlours:
William
155 Washington St.
1*
41
STERLIN
TRUE To In «118:5,
8°C Bah $1 Worth.
tcrations are going on.
Sterling Furniture Co.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
015°- Hort’s Theatre.
Puller Yolll EYES
When In Need of Glasses Always Consult An
Optometrist
Who is Registered under the Public Health Laws of
angered by wearin G]
selected by mrgains or Haphazar d Methodsg asses
ado without Dr 1 _
sures you of the best results. ugs or )lope as
Should you feel that your
consult inc. All work done in
8 :30 to 6 daily.
' OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN
G
merchandise while ale»
WW St.
Phone 105.
My.” —_"'_
_'_.___— ’
My Sci-
Eycs need attention,
my modem shop.
J. Moore
Kceler Building.
Summer Dresses
south Norwalh
Great Reduction I
M. Mollascll' & Soll'
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
user-luau." slice
In the Town
auvo eUPrLluu
. roan. cos—so 55. mm as.
so. Nomllt. uuclc Hull cloak.
b
No.
15 Car. Main and Wall Ste
21 Belden Ave. and Union Pile.
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg 8t.
24 Union Park
25 West Ave. and Berkley St.
27 Franklin Ave. and Lyneu Place
31 Gas House (Private Box)
32 West Ave. and Merwin St.
33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
34.Chapel 9t. and Harbor Ave.
36 West’Ave. near Armory
38 Elm Crest and Stevens St.
41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave. ,
42 Mainland North Ave.
43 France st‘
52 Main and Catherine Stu.
at New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair at.
L 11‘ Chestnut near Summer St.
55 Main St and Union Ave. .
52 On the Green. - '
62 East and nnooln Aves. .
M East Ave. and Daskam Laue.
\
sown: somvanx mu:
N ' mast 110m
0.
12 West st. 0711). Franklin st. Schocz
19 Concord Street. ODD. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
15 Cor. High St. and Bayvievv Ave.
15 Norwatk Iron Works Building
17 001-. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Averille ’
21 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Ste.
29 cor. Benton st; and my Ave- '
- 24 Car. Chestnut and Henry Ste.
25 Cor. Monroe slid Main Stu.
27 West and Elln Grove Sh. .,
3 Cor. Washington Ind Milo Stu.
31 South Main St.- near Held"
92 Efectrld Ligm Station . .
at Cor. Clay and Spring Stu.
35~00r. Haviland and Water Stu.
67 Lockwood M13500.
4 Cor: nay und‘Rnymdnd a. .
41 Cor. scram Ave Indeed" at.
f 42 Taylor Ave. and South St.
45 Woodward Aye. and Meadow at.
45 Cor. ant-memo Quint-rd an.
51 Read St. and Putnam Ave.
7 Not-walk Hospital
8 Music Hall.
snhacorseECo AunSt.
5L Golden Hill fl‘id mmwood Ave; . .
52 Washington St. sauce
6 Hoyt's 'l‘lleltrul.
.NORWALK FIRE AM“ INDIE
25 Lexington Ave. and him an. , ‘ “
l.
45 cor. 7760de and howl-Idea Ave .
A GREAT SALE
S H 0O E S
N ow i 11 Progress
Louis Avrick
P. 0.,Block. ' So. Norwalk.
m" ..,..._..._._..
_x
. \
11.855 engaged. '
if you are scouts} storsse room
“reasonable tel-ms inquire of
Norwalk, Steamboat
Lille ~
Bargalns
Wash Skirts and
Dresses
Ll'l'flll' SDDD
I. AND A. EDWIN
so Noam Mam 61111:qu
Norwalk Chronicler