mam the «11mm. n m:
£22“: {W “m or WWl he stated. in malice to the idea; man
. OF ALL KINDS,
‘ s, Burglary "and Cgmpepsa—I ~.
1 'of the same name, is a woolen and
,‘Rents, Real Estate, Silents} 9 Wm RAfiD
cloth manufacturer, V
and factory in"»Shelton, Conn.
Country, to9 refit and" furl-5 “mm-V45.“ Flora Fl?" "iii-I
'-"--—
Ilocal Mr Wimpfheililer dig not con
I ylor & GeldenI I reading of letters, by MrTumuunzat worthy cause "
[from active solicitors in the various
NORWALK TRUST 00- towns of Fairlleld co
unt , t A in C9
“MING I y 0 l‘ “1'
in a letter writtgn on the letter- headI
insolwmeler’ Mr. Hill's political agent and of the Salts Textile Company; chasksI
IalsoV treasurer of the Republican Con- were enclosed amounting to 82, 850. W4
Agresional Campaign Committee in C. Bryant, of the Bryant Elecuic Colu- I
ImOSl Of the Jeilels direct reference pany. of Bridgeport, sent a letter wlfllI
Iwns made to Mr. Hill, and no other a 5250 enclosure. Judge Elmore 3..
'members of the" Republican state tick~ Banks," of flBridgeport wrote E. J. Hill
‘et. Mr. Cummings is trying to pron: saying, ‘that you or some one repre-i
that the $10, 000 collected by the con- senting you,” was discussing with 111mJ
gressional campaign committee was regarding our needs." " 19¢
Ispent almost entirely for Mr. Hill's re- Jchu Theodore Rogers, of Sherman,
V election, notwithstanding the fact that Conn, in a letter to Mr. Wheeler
’Broad River Aid Society and Mr. Hill and his counsel maintain proudly boasted‘ Sherman is a ‘Hilly
,ln glob unite today and hold a the money was collected for and spent town," saying he, in a canvass had
iiV’ Baton Point They left; in the interests of the entire ticket found 58 Republicans. 23 Lemocrats,
9 Rivor on the 10: 12 car. VV .lu‘uge Edwald M Lockwood of lbi‘ and eight Progressives. He related,
. A Auptowh city court, 56119825 to help in with sort of a relilh, that at a Progres
Jarvis Mulray, motorcycle the campalgfl to Mr Arthur C- Wheel sive rally held there during the cam
9’, is confined to his home on or, Treasurer E. J. Hill Campaign paign,o only three turned out to 110an
5!" streét. His friends are look- Fund.” ' MF- Shepard “GM? Smith speak. I
‘ ‘speedy and complete 1990091.: Mr. Cummings asked Attorney F‘cs- 51013011331 Hawkes, wealthy New
Isenden, u ho was on the witness stand York attorney, Wllh 3 summer homa‘ul
Iduring the reading of the letters, TOkeneke, near here, was thanked 1“
Iwhcther, ou the face of the letters, a letter from Mr. Wheelel fgr his,
9 from Judge Lockwood a rcsidtnt of other efforts in raising money. nines
‘szm s Uncus Ham)“ No '6 12' .the same city with Mr. Wheeler and Sherman Ho)’t “110 1‘95”“ near here,
. M., ' '
meeting. l‘wo candidatesV Mr. Hill if it didn't Kmk as u we com informed MCDOUSal Huwkes.af1er re I
III ho initiated and mattcls of im f I
itl l a letter of appeal for undo;i
Defihonsidered. m ee's fund was solely to hclp \lAyA ce vlng
IHill. Mr. Fessenden admitted the that he ,egretted he could “OI contl‘lu I
. 9v
iAI jolly time is booked for tomor
A189 Elsie Boucher, of Mousepaw
phonon County, (anada is ex A $25 check was sent to Mr. Wheel-
here tomorrow to spend the
_ . A . 9r by the into E. H. Mathewson of the Thursday ”10ml!“-
inerufiith her sister. Mrs. A. B.’ I ’
9 Lounsbur Mathewson Com an . to M
tblll, 0539 Spring street. ' y p y
' standing.
1 ‘help in sending Mr. Hill back to i‘on- ”“9” Corporations.
' ‘ ISPL‘SS" . 9 The capitol Hay, Grain 8: Feed.
ondny afternoon's rain storm A letter read by Mr Cummings ~( umpum lncmwporaied of Hartford,
proved lhe undoing of the gospel tent which had been sent to James A is“. has filed a certificate of incorpora9
ho Knight silent M. E. church. rell, of Hickory Bluff, this city, Preal-I lion with ttlle secretary of the sta19.A
V ted for the summer on a vacant dent of the United States Steel Cor-2Tl18 purpose of the coxporailon is to
at the corner of Concold and poratl'dn. by Mr Wheeler, brought out carry on the wholesale and retail
Ac. stout streets. the fact that Mr Farrell had promised trade in buy, grain, [6th and olhel.
I \ Ito forward a check for $9.00 11nd,;1sIcommodliies. The capital stock on
lumbake, within the ncal future, Well, had said he' bould "codeiflor toA thorized is 130, 000, dlvided into 20
Aheld by the members of tho raise money ill the west for the good shares of common stock, par valueo
mi" 130“ Club Although the 0f the cause." - I35 0. The amount of capital with which
leVoa has not yet been selected it A vigorous protest was voiced inA9A n the coyporatlon will mm business is
-—--—-—w——
The, Charles Wimpfllelmcr, uptown bat Trachtjugol Michael Hoaoml an
manufacturer, who said he had to. off- mm Tracbtingot of Hartford. 9
fen mistaken for the Charles A. Wimp 1 The Tbreadleol Button Company 0 AV
"The Happy Km” Bunch" yester- fhelmer, Shelton, 001111.. manufacturer.IHaM"0rd has filed anertlflcnic. show.
day pitched their font on Calf Pas who had contributed “‘00 to the fund. ing an increase of its capital stock
. ture Beach... for the season The‘Tfib local moo said he did not caret“: from ”209 0909 in "360, 005 and an in-
llbumhi. n rmler. includes" “Fat" 15' béautlfy hImSeIt Wflh “me Olhel‘ fie Vibrnse bf {tab wardflk‘fi Ock [tom 3,
low’ s feathers! neither did he care to 000 shares, preferred and 1 000 shares!
o1 "’Asguualters on Smith street.
genuine. good time is assured.
Ily to a political fund. He asked if Mr.
Alflorman, who was 89‘9"" Wheeler could not suggest some way
urned by electricity eleven Weeks to make the public aware of the true
9 ago is steadily improving at the Nor- state of affairs.
lk Hospital His body was burned J. A Toppey. of Greenwich sent a
anllan5er of placfs, bl: 5h: burns check for 8160, and with it :1 letter no are directors.
. 9 arm r s .. ‘9
s, . a e n a a 11 ate a Agagging:gigs-.3120}? usedeothhclNaugamckV The capital stock author a
95,, The members of" the Trinity Young I Wizefér‘:r;?‘::2a:l“£::e;;mx:_
M s Club on Friday evening or‘agcment in “the efforts ma’de for 'the
week will enjoy an automobileire election of Mr. Hill " A letter of
e 0 Rye Beach and return TheItllc clinic tonh‘ was received by William
Vo‘trpck of E. J. Flahcriy has been Rey.nolds 9
fared. and will leave Railroad Charles Hobkins Clark, editor of the
e 7 chlock sharp Friday evening. ' Hartford Courant, sent to George is.
net matters 0f routine were con Dominlkc. of Greenw,ich notice that be
m "t 1"” night's meeting Re'I‘Hvas doing all he could to help Mr.
Whme’lt“ were served at the close Hill ” Mr. IDonllnike in a letter in-
‘5‘ he 5935'” Iformed 111-. Wheeler that he “believed
.a good many \oies had been made for
“‘NEW HQTEL MAHACKEMO‘ IMr. Hill, in Greenwich and that he
Ml“. Grill and gentleman! lunch would run way ahead of his ticket."
9111 open until 11‘ 30 p.111 Popular! Mr. Dominike asked Mr. Wheeler:
m Tab“ ”“9 “"10" my cent” “How docs Mr Hill feel toward Judge
is. o to 2 p m. Table d'llote dinner,‘w&lsh? (R .1 “.8th of Greenwich, i
outydlve cents, 5: 30 p m to 8 1’ He contributes pretty largely to thei
Served in main dining room. VItown committee and 1 don't feel like
Ipressing him."
of Naugatuck has filed a certificate
lof organization The officers are:
President- treaslller. Thomas Rollie-I
valued at 550 000,
The amount paid in cash is $1, 000 a
000." I
association. The purpose of the or-c
monts for childlcn, etc.
scribers , are" M J. Riordan,
Goodchild and Fletcher H. Montgom-i
ely of Norwalk V .
””h-
EDITORS/“OUTING.
Connecticut' Knlghtc of the BlueVI
Pencil Will Convene It Milford on,
July 24, for Annual Frolic. , I
CANDY
lHuyler’s assorted Chocolate an
Foss Quality Chocolates
d for Mr. Wheeler,
Wimpflleimer, of Shelton, thanking
"Stilison-Powell Corporation
:. 82 Washington Street.
sum VNORWALK
which was to he used in the interests
‘of returning Mr. Hill to Congress." Mr.
CT.
—m——
points of .interest.’ To those whon
know Milford this is inducement
enough; and to those who don't, itI
affords a fine chance to get material
The 2‘] “a" 0' me Y£ar II il lit lcal star to ell-I
I ' I I thrall readers during the $3111 91le-
met months. Nearly eve y w o
‘5 lllSt beginning Plan to make it the better half has gone to Milford has written
Iabout it; and with the array of jour-
ILnalistic talent about to invade her,
silo should on July 25 and thereafter
Ibe as well heralded in song and.
lstory—mainly the latter—as the Ear
blue farm, the Isles of Greece, Strut-I
Iford (on-Avon this time) and Oyster
Bay '7'
I How to get there:
t
Via the mattcr of your savings im a South Nor-
walk Savings Banksavings account.
Earn as much as you can, save as much as
you can ”deposit as much as you can. It’s the.only-
way to get ahead and who doesn’t want to get. 1
I ahead? \
.2.
1
'I04, and from t direction 01-. Newln
[York of 9:02.11! bar's of the editorial
association Mil be mef at. the Milford
-rsllroad station and .cscoricd. to the t
chaptdr house of the D, A". 11:, where
the" Milford business may slid their t
lulla- "will welcome idem. At noon. su-
Sonih Norwalk Savings Bank
Open Monday evenings train 6 to 6.
with residence .
TbsI
tribute touard [hp fund, although he;
said ‘he would not have regretted do ‘
The entire session was spent in the his so. as it "would have gone todaru . V
To Mr Wheeler from Fred E. Klpp,l
kIFrcnch and Germ unlike
IBritlsh, lny no
Ithelr front line of muches.
Iof an attack theyl'lrilhdrsw to théw
pour in both
piosiva shells from their rumpus 75
The annual midsummer outing 01’ (Correspondence of The Associate
the Connecticut Editorial association| PAl'ess)—The famous Saint Bernard
I A 19““ Signed by T J MCGI°“e' will be held Saturday July 24 at Pass, betweelrltaly“ and Switzerland
“"“s 5”“ t° C A Milford the Milford Business Men’s which was tmemd by mules
association extending the invitationARmnan and medieval 119.193, and by, _
him for the 8500 check receivedV to the knights if the blue poncil this. -Napoleon"s army in 1800 is again an the Murray waterway for trade and
through V” Kipp' 0f Bridgepon'lyear. in the breezy and cordial little armed camp. The Hospice, 0,- mon-, commerce.
[circular just hot from. the Press of astery, at the summit of the pass,
39°“er Arthur S Barnes of Bristol whence the monks send out their
the inducement ‘5 held out that an famous dogs to the succor of travel-
flopportunity will be afforded to walkIem in winter, is occupied by- an out-
about the historic village and inspect; D50 st of Swiss soldiers who took up
the MM Memorial bridge and other their abode there in mid-winter, ar-
a dozen in number, had an easy win.
tar.
occurred. The dogs—the famous St.
Bernard" breed hasbeen replaced by
anything to do.
'been walled up .
small stone huts. No Valiémpt is made
of burial; the bodies of the dead. child
Trains from New disaster
Haven roach Milford at 9: 58 and 11:- against the wall, with sticks driven
Bodies of men le1 a” perished in 316
pass thirty years ago are one ed
kept in an excellent state 0! tires"?-
9' scheme may be whet-9d from flip
, fact till
1
l
V
4'
' vgcgkuouz an ,9
East India «Tea Co
125.. "WASHING-rota, grater.
1-
The British
Soldlers Stick
To Their Trenches
" V
The French, German
Have No Sentiment About Yielding
Ground, lilo Their Advantage _. l
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judge was laboring under .1 lllsunder- me ‘in Mr. Mill's behalf," because AOSI LONDON, July 20.——(Correspond-I‘fleld guns When they assume theI
needs in other sources more pressing yonce of The Associated liress)_’rhe offensive ‘
The hedl'lng adjourn9d “mu 9 3U1Brlllsh sllck 10 lhell‘ trenches to [heglrench they protect their men withI
last man, hence their heavy casual in curtain of fire as long as possible
. lies.
Belgians have no sentiment
iyielding ground. If to their mllilaly measuring the ground as best they;
advantage to do 110. especially when can in their retreat in order to cor,
they can draw lhl‘ enemy on (0 mark Ircct the aim of their batteries. Some-i
3|“ the tradition 0‘ BUCk' that the. some tactics are followed
ing it out to the last. born of the days by the Germans, who however, use
when man was pitted 853111!“ man in'Imachinc guns instead of field cannOn. !
The French, the Germans and
about
od ranges.
stead of man against machine, is so
0 strong in the British army that one trench when attacked and info the
of the most important lessons of the'
war has yet to be learned 2' it.
These are the observations of
Canadian surgeon who has Worked, ll , lb 1 it the
d re 9] genes, 5 nee 9y pay 11 0
is very probable it will be held in the letter received by Mr. Wheeler from 31,100: The incorporators are [an o d on the ,three allied “PM“ in Flanders
and made a close giddy of the diner
f '9nt lighting moihods.
the
the
on holding
In cusp
According to 13! account,
stress
”Lightning" I«‘itzgel',ald DannyA ,, A may "1188.36ln'8 a Mreful measured
A ‘iltilbber" 3 911mm "King” pose as a rich man, as to.) many rc' common. to 1.000 shares, preferred,r “1an the enemy in taking the first
I and Messrs Duffy and Sm“A3553:5953215333mlfirrffifi'liifié’: and 2000 shares M common stock line gets lnIo a whsp's hell. The,
- ~—-,~,——— The Thomas Reikowicb Comvahs'jprpn'chV with marvelous accuracy.
shrapnel and high ex-
L
WlCh “Omar” Albert Itotkemcb Hotel. After dinner. the same faithful
These officers and Mary Rotkcwich, autos will take the party by the sill.
A“ are residents of waters “‘0”: the entire seven. .mne
hora front and beside the green pals-
lzed is 50!) shares of common stock. tures of the farming regions. And, its
ll“ “1“" mt editors will bring choir own bathing
uts, they will have a chance to dip
and in property other than cash .849 m the sound
As Milford is the home of Presldem
The Norwalk Plavsround Assochr Fred w. Lyon of the association he
tion of Norw‘nlk has died articles 0f asks all its members to make a aile-
lal effort to attend. Members are at
animation is to conduct and manage liberty to invite others from .thelr of
was Mounds. playschools and amuse— flees, and the ladies are welcome and
The sub-wanted. sass the secretary‘ 9 call. The
Frank Milford folks hope for 100 guests.
iA
~.....—-——.__—-——--
llMOIlS PASS
IRAVERSED BY lll00P8
...... 4—."—
ZURICH, Switzerland, July 20.—
in
iving on skis.
The Abbott and his monks, about
Very few wayfarors traversed
he pass this year, and no disasters
aNewfoundland stock—had scarcely
The murgues wheré those who died
n9 the Pass are laid have recently
The morgues are
n the garments they wore when the
deetler use of the Australian people."
and Belgian Tr00psI
and capture a Germanl
0R
lNE
Cin‘siTSJQE
STERLING
A
Towels, Pillow Cues,
Aprons, Dressing Sacqués,
Sean’s, Pin Cushions, etc,
TheN
Monaco“. JULY ax, {915'
'UCS
ANCES
PURHITUP E 00
.27 . 29 WASHINGTON 51‘
so; NORWALK
An occasional hour or so can he
profitably and pleasantly employed
working some article for dress or
Our Art Needle-
work department provides the ma-
tcrinls and implements in’f'the form of
bomb decoration.
new "Royal Society” package goodsfi
V, besides 3'13“" we have 5V9 broad as-
sortment‘of separate Stamped de-
signs in the newest patterns.
5
Doyllel, Muslin WaistsAII
Boudoir Caps, Infants Wear, Bureau
etc, all at moderate prices.
EllyanCo
. Underwear,
85 WAVSH INGTON syTREET.
but if its occupation seems likely to‘
prove too expensive, they withdrawn,l
But the British hold on to their front
«captured trench when attacking, with
a courage unexcelled in history. But
Special
Red Oak (3031
$6 50 for cash
"Lehmh $6.35 for cIVuIsh
' Mid-Summer
s A L 13
.1
l
of
The Will. Fill-oil Co. 1....
E. N orwalk.
3 Rowan St.
House
Alhey act with more courage than in
hands of the Germans by their very
Dresses
For Porch and Morning Wear
stubborness.
British losses have almost sll‘
been due to In odor-f. to stick it out
to the last man. when the French
would hate unframed, shelled out the‘
foe and, me a. Will! amen-11.1..
is the French policy of attrition.
enables them to assume the offensivh A
at will and to keep up a. cousfant and
wearing action. while the British
make their light and than remain as
they are for long periods of inaction.
0011’! Forget
loses
.1111. Maria
31 South Mild Sireel
So. Nos-walk
At Greatly
Reduced
PRICES
Prices tango from $1 to $5
Be‘ Sure" and, See 0131' Stock"
Before Purchasing. I
for their services to the German
army. “The Danish minister in Ber-
lin has been empowered to secure the
permission of the German authorities
for Danish dentists to work in the
hospitals in Germany.
GREAT SYSIEM 0f ,.
l00|i8 AND Wills
ADELAIDE, South Australia. July
20.——(Corr99spondence of The Asso-
ciated Press)~What is hailed as in.
augurating' a‘ new and important era
in the industrial development of the
Australian Commonwealth was the
laying at Blanchetown on um river
s
'A WISE MERCHANT
advertises nil goods." if he cannot do
It in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
classified "For sue" column.
on the (since. and Ill-Id Illa-9W] ull
m till—111511011
9 so NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
1 ll. AND A. 0mm
Ctll I
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
Plants.
All the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
ALL KINDS OF'INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture,
of Lead, Hclcboro, Paris Green,
Death, ’” etc.
1111on & unions
Limc~Sulphur Solution, Arsenate
“Slug Shot,” "Bug
2622111111 81.. Norwalll
Murray, June 5, of the foundation
stone of the first lock of a great sys-;
tem of locks and weirs, which will.
harness this great waterway to the:
The system, together With the water.
storages at Langlfictoria and Cum-‘
beroona, will provide for irrigation;
on n‘liugg scale as well as the use or _
. g BE
"*5 SUIMAMER SCHOOL E”:—
GINS mm? 6
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk. .
Stamford. Port Chester;
What the Nile is to Egypt, and the V
Mississippi is to the United States,
the Murray is to Australia. The Mur-
ray river system is one of the long-
est navigable in the world, at times I
for more than 3,000 miles.
For something like half a century ,
the "control of its waters has been a '
vexed question in the politics of the
three states most vitally concerned——
New South Wales, Victoria and South
Australia—and because successive
governments have ~been unable Id,
agree upon 8\ basis of settlement of .
riparian rights, the potential wealth I
of the river hasbeen allowed to pour
itself unchecked into ills. sea-«a gl-
gantlc waste in a, continent where
the chief deslderalum is water. The
carcinomas at Blanchetown therefore"
signallzed an historiai evenf. When
occurred, are lined up,
lathe ground to keep them éreet.
lkhtly within these two morgues,
Ion by the frost and snow.
carried to completion. the project
will open up about 1,500, 000 ncres for
cultivationrlfnnd it is estimated. will
bring in an additional population of
from 500 000 to 750, 000 persons.
Some' idea of the “extant of the
South Allahabad: _
' ANNOUNCEMENT
OVER LAND CARS
AVAAST BROTHERS GARAGE
AGENTS
of Summer Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Palm Beach
suits, Golfine Coast and Hats. Comb and get the
VAp iscwhere for
. " best merchandise 501‘ lens money than you would
inferior lists? . A lm'
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