1 “:43 fhysicians and Surgetms, of which his
mm ‘to
My“ 13 it?“ ESM’S
‘Mifi homeroom of
30““ W of Many
Standard W finds, and
Welding PhysigiaIn illicit Mo,
“Id” Was Shot ling that the Wise man builds
house upon a rock. 'ihe committee itl
icharge of Fairfield county 5 new home:
loi’ justice must all be in the wise men
class, tor they hate arranged to lay
Order
Dr. Francis Delafleld, of New York, a
distinguished physician and surgeon,
«an author of many standard medical-
zworits, and consulting physician at the
illness of President McKinley follow.
' his the .laiter’s assassination, died on
amurday at the home of his sister,
mas Emma H. Deiafietd, in Newton
3;; 1:052:31? Yliiigapaiplitmmi bothered the High School building con
and death had been expected momen- ‘[ "30‘0”"
4 ions upon tons of rock hate been
tori! for several days.
‘ y blasted out and othel tons hate yet to
. Dr. Delafioids Career. . crumble before the combination ol‘
Dr. Francis Delalield, pathologist
“writer on medical subjects, and the crow.bai
first President of the Association of be“, carted oil and still other loads
' American Physicians and Pathologists, are piled about.
washout in New York City in 1541. lie
was a direct descendant of John Dela-
; the backbone of Golden Hill.
Rocks of aii‘
about the court house at present. For
some weeks men have been drilling in
to the lower part of that ledge which
the hole in s. All. But
“4 OxfordSIiire. England in 1733 and be ground They till up much more space
came one of the successful merchants than they seem ,0 basemade Y.ucant
to! New York, Dr. Delafield’ s father was First Stone: Laid.
““531“ Edward Delafield, “"13 was 1‘13““ The first stones of the foundation
dun-NY 0110 0‘ the foxemost 0‘ his pro were laid last w_.eek They are not so:
1:3 1:313:33; : Eggsisdsrltegstfixéfig' runny yet, but with blasting well on the
' way to it finish. it will not be long be
.m‘ WM ~113in “daughtezofcoiflnel Nit fore the masons will he in force plac
:4 A?!" “Wang?“ 3] fiaufdg‘rgt ”I“; ills the foundations upon the rock to
fl: General V‘ I?!“ F 0511} 3’ as ‘c' at stand for all tiinc.
E Dr. “13:22: 111131“ 1; emigredpr’iYal: While the \\"01k of excavation has
i mwgs graduated from that institu- been in pgogress the masons have been
aid “I it h 0 taking down the old clock tower They:
lion :11 “333 ° 35:51:11 er 131:“ have removed all the tower down to:
is eelveyhls :egree ‘1 d1“: 8 220m! 3 the clock door They now intend to
:4 m“: “fibidriecm e {11-15 Colfe it construct the turret top and then its
5,; 9°00? ° 1 0.313 "1 ‘8 3° up the inside.
Th to w i i t i
‘htlier was the head. He then went 0 as a b 3 pie 0‘ mater 3‘ to
Many Biastings term {Sections
éM Tower Hams man
There is a Biblical authority for may
hit
the foundation of the west addition,E
upon the rock that for ages has been?
kinds are features ‘
steam drill and dynamite. sledge auo'
Load after load of rock has?
You would not think;
somuch rock could be taken out or:
tit-at is the;
{’3 field. who £81119 ‘0 ”W “”1er ,irom fashion of all things honed out of the‘
abroad to continue his studies in the
Mimi‘s or London and Paris and re
i» turned to enter at once into that tire.
.i does investigation of the purely sclen
‘ i ”In problems or medicine Which to
lulled in making him one oi asymm-
V 41;; Silent workeis in pathological march
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,b 4 vital, surgeon at the Eye and Ear In-
, llrmary, New York, and as pathologist
* , the Century, the iSeawanhakaoi-inth-
. _ .nnder the miscroscope.
' in the country.
His special study Was pathology.
“that branch of medicine which eit-
plains the nature and cause of disease,
and he ston became known as an au-
thority on the subject. in 1875 he was.“
.Mppolntcd Adjunct Professor of Medi-
- mine in the College of Physicians and
‘i-‘isurgeons under Professor Alonzo
, :Clark. whose reputation at that time
«was foremost among physicians in this
country. WheirDr. Clark retired Dr.
Dolaiield was appointed to succeed him.
this clock tower Some or the Mount
stones were so big the masons spliti
them” before lowering, for tear the den II
rick would not stand the strain
Change of Clock. ‘ l
Hereafter the town ciock‘will be “‘i
the center. The masons will begin“
work" making thh‘change in a few days.
The old west tower will become the,
center tow it, while an tidditio‘nal lbwér
,wnl merit the west end or the noun
‘house, to match the tower on the oust ‘
Inside Work Progressing. ‘
Work inside the old section ispro-i
greasing. 'i‘hernew quarters tor the
Superior Court clot-it, the sheriff and
the State's attorney are about ready tori
plastering. it is proposed to have this
job completed before court time at
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Clip on and at! ,with. one hand,
Come iii and see them. Eye
troubles should he . mended "to .at
once. .. Delaware dangerous. should
you need the services of a first-
class optomeristior Optician, con-
sult .
WilliainJ. Moore
Optician and Optometrist,
Jerrod upon him by Yale University. this arrangement is to utilize the pre:~ ,
' ent Superior Court room mainly ior'
He had, theen emeritus professor" or
”thexollege of Physicians and Burg court business. Jury trials will take;
eons of Colunibifi-‘Ei'ncé 199l- place in the present Common lleas,
Dr. I:Delafield had served at diller- Court room, which will be the second
‘ at times-as physician to Bellevue Hos- Superior Couit room under the new at ‘
iwangement ..
no“ clerk’s quarters into the Superior
,‘nt Rooaei elt Hospital, New 1 Y ork. He
Court room it is also proposed to utilize,
-. was a member of the \‘ew York Coun-
. 1y Medical Society, the New" York Ac-
ademt of Medicine, and ot' the St.
Nicholas Society. His clubs included
possible extra juiy work, should too
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Court at any time
7, Jan Yacht Club. Morris Couii'ry Golt
‘ . Club an the Yale Club. .under way, and they are sure to be
His Medical writing; :flniShed before the court year opens!
The contributions made by Dr Dela- ”1 September . ‘
field to the literature of medicine are ‘
valuable. His ‘ tudles in Pathological
Anatomy" published in 1882 embod- F committee has been right onto its Jobl
led an amount or labor and patient re— jand “0 serious
~ search that was enormous, but he was I countered.
.mply repaid for his work today an
nuthority on the subject. ‘The w
covers ten yearlong study, and the do
tor was the alight); of the drawings of
delays have been 911- lchfidren
Keelor: Building Washington St.
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NEW YORK METHODS ABROAD.
Willi the progress of the war the
"beliei grows that New York has been
;the subject of special study on thoi
have with it l'horotighuess character
istic of their nation, carried their in-1
of the town.
arm we size reproduced many of the
All these arrangements are. now ,\\ ell lincthods ofrourro‘wn underworld. The
holding of hootagos for ransom was
evidently suggested by the kidnap
ping of children for a like purpose by
So fat the work has progressed With Him! scholarly organization, the Black
out a serious hitch. The court houseiHand society
"The looting of villages
and terrorizing of the women and
recall
thieves
Teutonic military tactics
the microscopic appearance of tissues near the Lyric theatre on Main “uee‘ilrcri'ininal nature compared in (1mm,
whitthl reproductions of .what he saw in “ch CONN“ that. 3‘1"— ‘m dam land scientific skill with the oper- ,
lases may be institutéd lldmilllfillm°lllotions or the old-fashioned paint burg
Mia first important Writing was his was taken out in 153 Bridle?” Pm 'iar whoworite‘a noisily and effective:
ly and seldom sited human blood.
V “$00k, “Post \iortem Examinations," ' bate Court Saturday by Sarah Zalkind,
872. which embodied all the main fea- the widow
We: at it treatise on pathological all-1 Judges Paul L Miller granted ad-
Yummy. A second edition being called ministration and Appointed ;M.'l's ~Zal-
or its scope was greatly extended by kind as administratrix :rhe bond was
40! Dolafleld with the assistance or fixed at $100
. T. Mitchell Prudden, ind pronto: Beneficiaries under the estate with
man new book, ‘A Handbook 0! Path. , at the present tim'efis negligiblé,‘»ire
'Olosical Anatomy and Histology” wad} children of the surviving Widow, 35
die result. This is used as a. textbook follows: Ester, 18; Dora. 14 ,rWiilil‘m.I
in meioal colleges. VHis other writing: 11: Rose. 8 and Helen, 6 years, and
include “Manual of Physical Diagno Theodore. unit months.
ms," published in 1887, and “Diseases; It is understood that. Mrs. zalltind
n! the Ktneys" which was written in contemplates int" Agiin'st
895 enegger, tor'fth'e’ death dt‘ liar: “bulimic,
\iDt. Delaiieid lived at 5 West Flftloth
mot, New York. He is.4tiurvlved by
cameo daughters, Miss Cornelia Van
Bonuselaer Deiaflold, Miss Elizabeth
any Des-field, and Mrs. F. V. S. Cres-
my ,0! New York, also at so'n, Edward
Delelield. “of New York. His wife.
so was Miss Katherine Von Rons-
or. of New York. died in 1901. _, _
Dr. Dolotieid's funeral will be bold Amer-tout. 391mm“ W hero to.
it mamhi Broadway and Tenth tiny with delegates present. .trbm- :‘
t, on Tuesday it 10 a. in. ~ [large number otstate: *
.iomily. , Mr. undertones was exon-
erated tram blame in the accident by
Coronor John J. Phelnii, otter an in
quiry into the circumstances
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PORTLAND, 0ro.. July 19.-'1‘ho No-
“Gigi“;
Mlabut’i“
to prayide tor. the supportpf- the large I
The recent “making" of The Prince
of Monaco is an“évldence of what
can be accomplished by the grafting .
or. criminal practices on German mys‘:
lowed exclusively by tho‘ lowest. at? an
thigyesl ii) iii: ‘di
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profession. The uworld is waiting ’to
see wiretapping rear its head on, the
battlefield is a halo of Golan“ cul-
ture .-'New York Herald.'I ' ‘
:TiiE ooto consuls.
Sod widows will wooi- black enamel-
or. grass widows will have stripes of
green. ‘
who pay: mama-32m. however,»wi‘ll
‘ still be blues-Win heater.
WI
Morons: «aux-.- naéss a...
sort: 8mm” nationalism
for $55 .000.I.' Thg lost. Man: Isle.
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It is proposed to cut a door from melpart of Germany and that her apical
one of the new cast tower rooms for vesiigatioils into the criminal haunts;
juries be in session in the Supetior, in the maneuvers of the Kaiser's}
For Infants and Children.
”Mattias Know That
“Jieniline Oasloria
Thirty Years
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' ’WI"W"NY.M"I new.
Tree Work oi
All Kinds
& Saunders
immoommm
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in list
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Round and square, .in brass
and white enamel,
, $1.25 to $3.49
Glass Bird Bath Houses.
which fasten to side of cage,
Albert P. Gentile
25 west WASHINGTON or.
" Fhono'lou-Z.
PROMPT DELIVERY
-. insurance
Fire, Life; Aécident, rim Gian,
Workmen': Compensation, Liabili.
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds...
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & f 0.. inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave, So. Norwalk
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MidLSueruncrI Clearance .
SALE 3
on. all Household Goods. New
and second hand: Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
. GUTKOWSKY
Phone 419. 87% NORTH MAIN ST.
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V Phone 17 79
n he... i Automobile and Motor Cycle
. . Repairs. }
- A J ' .4 1 Registered F. A. M. Repair fl.
« .-.-Aiigeviiicl a ‘
Wit saints
innit cosy
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F. s. LYON l
Good Job Printing g
loot Paper, In! Work. But Prim}
as NORTH MAIN eraser
B. NORWALK ‘ PHONB ow
liidian‘lioior Cycles ~
Distributors. for Norwalk and
South Norwalk
'Tiie'Sterliug Motor Co.
Darlen, Conn. l
38x StillCO.
134 WASHINGTON ST.
ii You flat/c
the operations of . .
those cowardly second- rate
For the evident purpose 0f [“33an who rob flats while the men are thou:
ark the estate of Isaac Zaikind, the {Allohioughly despised by K0358? of the bet- I,
0'. who met his death when struck by Ithel,er sort.
automobile of “Albert U:L-ttn89ne88€1'- have not yet revealed anything of a
{And
.Tho prevailing color. for the man" '3
' And it. chances, as I‘ write,
STOCK EXOHANGE KEATS BHIIAP
ticml- convention of the Sons. of thoi NEW
Any *Jiiitit
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BROWBR & MAME
Trimmed liais ior Late Summer
Diic notice is here giien that the
wins on summer hats is growing less.
a forttiiglitIor so bciorc the \iillincry ilt-partrncnt.‘ will
motc into its new quarters. and now all CHUIIS art: di-
rected to closing out Sillllllit'l' hats *
Hats for traveling and motoring.
Tailored Hats of marked distinction.
Hats made to order at? short notice.
Prices about one—quarter of the customary runs as
it is not desirable to more a stock.
time for 10“
it will be but
-_At tltc Shop in Drool St.
4'
Fads iii Neckwmr
Belgian Blue Plaitirig, veryt daintv fine plaitln u. out
four inclics itidc, designed to 3} ply to “bite inlousts
5o cts. a yd.
White Organdie Plaiting with Cliliii‘iildtf’t'l (docs.
two inches. 50 etc.
..... Georgette Plaiting, licmstitclictl cdgcs. tiircc inches
$1.00, $1.;5, $1.50 a yd.
Mudish “his
wide, wry dclicatc and finc.
Tennis Veils of white chiffon. oblong. with hem~
stitched edges and printed borders in colors. The lab .
est. ' ‘ $2.25
Washable Shetland Veils, octagon Imcsh with on1
pliqtte, bordcrs, $1.00, $1.25 to $1.75
‘0mbre Nels
For sashes to it car with summer frocks and for bat
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trimmings. In lieliotropc sky bloc, .A-nnrican littlliiy and
green. “$1 75 a yd ,
i‘ .‘ 1“ At the lace Settion.
The Sale oi Wash illnesses
The clearance of house dresses of gingham and mad»
rats, and the large sale of afternoon {rocks of lawn and
yoilccontinucs through Monday and Tuesday. I
House Dresses from 75 cts. up
Dainty Dresses of lawn and voile, from $200 to
Second floor.
GARDEN, GRASS AND GR \1\ SEEDS
All the best \aricties Tomatcc, ICabhagc and Pepper
Plants. ‘
ALL KINDS OF INSEC lIGIDES. . ..
Bordeaux Mixture. Li-iiicStilpltiir Solution, .Arscnate
of Lead Hclcboro, Paris IGrccii, "Slug Shot," ”Bug
Death,” ctc.
'20A22'Main L‘51., -*Norwsik
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“Like a tiny glint of light piercing Successor to Wm. Effron. .9 B Jagksan 3‘53 ‘WAL'QSTREET
‘ through the dusty gloom ~ Phone 499 . , _ I 3::Nétg
Iomes her iitlc laughing fate; 37 Fort Street. EastNorwalk. ‘
through- the shadows of my
room,-
And my pen forgets its Way [as
OPTICIAN
Everything in the animal Line
it bears the patt ring tread,‘
While her prattling treble tonbs‘
chase the thoughts from out.
lI‘llV head,“
She' is queen and I her slave, one
“who loves her and obeys:
Just What You Need
toil sumac
Eyes Examined ’Frt'e’e
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For she rules her world of home
with imperious baby ways.
In she dances, calls- -me ‘I‘Dear',
turns the pages of my books,
Thrones herself upon my knee,{
takes my pen with laughing
£1315?" 9M4“, c
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All Colors
:n stateroom;
"iBe‘Z‘SiireltsA
' MSBIES '
Made in :the lGlo‘an'ost: Plant;
And: from the best fresh fruits.
looks.
Makes disorder reign supreme;
turns my papers upside‘ ;, t.
down, ' 1*» ‘
from fear of any frown, ' ’
Crumolcs all my verses up. pleas-
ed to. hear the crackling
sound:-
Makes them into balk. and than]
—-flll’lgS them all 'tt‘p‘o'fl
ground, ~
me alone again
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and a brighter, clearer brain
day
take a crumpled sheet
On which God knowcth why
’ read my, fancies *twie
ISweet. ‘ '
Draws met cabal st c s a '
nuns wand-a~cniiimi‘lol-.. . l ‘ $11515 ‘8
'With a warmth about my heart
eds-lush. and the finger adornments . .
alhongh the thoughts fetum'.
that her coming drove away;
The remembrpnce of her laugh' «i .
lingers with me through the
I .may i Moawfib
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touts no: titan. , .
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p-Askilytsur Grocer so: Thom
gowns-‘qunauli'x-I-I.
'Thefiesd await
iElectrical (in.
The Only Fully’19uipocd
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO 5UPBLiEQ
"one Ins-50 So Main It.
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Insist on them at your res-
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