."v-rv ‘r
day of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, of
‘ _; rim. William P. Ward. of‘ Washington
'strcetfhave returned to their home lux
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VIN“ :Tfiwmm i“ m . ~
" f‘I MW "‘
~4-
‘At Lane’s
, containing Fm 00d Livers, with
Peptonate of Iron. ’ >
to serv‘e on the Ice.
w.‘ ~ ,_
. pace seven
JEDDOeHIGHLAND
(Best for Winter Use.)
Piece YOUR ORDER NOW
[Co a 1
A delegation of the members of Pan. peeling previous acts, does away with;
assus and Sherman Council. -Royai the closed season for deer and also
‘ iArctumm. ,pnd known as the Booster eliminates the payment by the state of
"""T ,. ‘lllub, paid a visitto Danbury Council. any damage done by wild deer. The
i last evening. Deputy Grand Regent text of the act followst—é ‘
Harry 3- Roberts, 0‘ Nor-walk, paid an; Section 1. The owner of real estate.
. 0310““ visit to the 10489. or the lessee of land leased for agri-
l “The Boosrers' are a live organize cultural purposes for a period of not
. tion a have done much to aid their less than one year, or any member
George B- Smith, of New Canaan, own council. They visited Danbury of his family or bone dde employee.
has a position as watchman for the council several months ago and the With the permission of such owner or
Norwalk Fire Company, in Norwalkfmemory of their visit is still fresh in lessee. mpy kill with a shotgun or call-
the minds of the Danbnry members. tune fiercest, buck, doc or fawn on
Mrs. Sarah C. lockwood, of 8} Dr. Edward 0. Parker, grand orator-Jana owned or so leased by him, pm
Chestnut street, Norwalk, has been of Greenwich, and Robert Wellstood, vided this act ghan not be construed
visiting her son, Wilbur D. Lockwood, also of GreenwiCh. were also visitors. .to permit any person to get or use a
of ,Peekskill, N. Y. i The entertainment committee 0! salt lick, or capture. take. or attempt
‘ ,_____.,.. ~ Danbury council gave an entertain- m take any deer, buck, doc, or fawn by
Miss Mabel Miller, of South Nor- ment’ for the visitors. means of any trap, snare, or device.
walk, who'has been visiting bliss| Orator Ira 8. Gregory. M Sherman any deer killed. or taken pursuant to
Ruth Miller, 31 Rowan street, Dan- Council. has amused the following 0' the provisions of this act shall be the
Cream, Fruit Flavors: ’ P. “-7“ m i _________ . i
‘ - ' .-.. ...—4 v” i ‘ and be protected at summer prices for the winter
. . l 05“ ~Bamp . .
Strawberry ". I. 01 891300 . lousy ' .
B _ David w. Raymond 3 From Shis'flluuted RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
an...“ UNDERTAKER .L _____. _
Pineapple NEW 352;:3'3TSUILDING ' A new act concerning the killing of . l
27 ' G N 8"- deer. passed by the General Assembly ' '
""""’"' Tet, omen, 10093: Home, on. at its last session and approved March ' For the ms. sea Fund a " ' l
una'g mg", “‘19; £088 into effect Augufit 1. The act GO 0 , _ WI!“ asy l
. 51 Washington www prescribes how and when deer may T ; i d
m ROYAL aacmuu ACTIVITIES. be taken or killed. its last section, re- Buy This Brand of Ladies’ :
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Cutbill’s
Bathing Suits
Prices ... $1.69 to $5.00
minus
J UBlLEE SALE
Follow The Crowds to The Big. Sale
" ...For Real Bargains... '
Full Suits'or Coat Suits
CHILDREN’S SUITS
50¢ to $3.00
‘BOYS’ SUITS
25¢ to $1.50
. MEN‘S SUITS
i 50¢ to $2.25
A. Dickcrman & Son
So. Norwaik, Ct. Phone 440
We handle nothing but
the best.
The only place} in Nor-
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food.
Cutbill’s
Bridge Market
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108
., MIDDlES'
Our new line of summer middies
bury, ri‘aturued home today. events for the balance of the warm property of the'owner or lessee of the
. .____.___.. . - a season: land upofwthh the same was killed
Jilly 27th. An Old fashioned ”-5011? or taken, provided the person who
fest." and general “IiDlBY” time. ‘ shall kill or take such deer shall with-
‘» August 10h. PfiSt 36361115 Night 8mm twenty-four hours thereafter, report
Identification meeting. The P85! 301'; he some to the commissioners of fish-
gents will occupy the official chairs, fies and game.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodrich, 0ka full membership roll—Call will
South Norwalk, were guests yesten
i
9
“Ladies’ supper and bazaar, FridayE
July 23rd. Supper 25 cents, to be held
in the Chapel of the Ronyton Me-
thodist church. :22 1t
a _ fail to report the killing or taking of
l August 24th. Special entertainment any deer to the commissioners of fish.
Willi: Taylorites. ~ jeries and game, as provided in section
September Hill- Orator's “SDOClfll”- ,1' or who Sliflll kill or take any deer,
Frank N'. Glover and family liavolFuE‘ announcement later. Eexcept “90.“ land ”Wlmd 0" leased 'by
moved from West Norwalk to 16 Cove? “September 23”“ Special; 9mm” .him “herein provided. unless he shall
avenue. The- house is being rmmont by the lioytites. 3:: a member 2: “1: family “I bona
. ‘ ”a; 9 amp eyes 0 one owner or cases,
painted and thoroughly renovated. EFFICIENCY 'PLAN FOR «LEGISLA—‘shallbe lined not more than one hun-
TURE. ‘ Ldred dollars, or imprisoned not more
'NEW 'BRTAINkJuly '22.-—-Pl‘esldsm than sixty days, or both, , .
Frank H. Jonston of the Connecticutl Section 3. Section 3114 of the Gener-
chamber of commerce has a new plan ’31 Statutes as amended by Section 1
in mind which he has taken up at 'of Chapter 218 of the public acts of
length with various prominent men 1907 as amended by Chapter 14 of the
about the state, which, if carried out. public acts of 1911, and Cliapter 103 of
would do away, with so much hurried the public acts of 1905 as amended by
legislation at the‘close o'r elicit ses- Chapter 41 of the public acts of 1909,
sion of, the-genera! assembly. ~ are hereby repealed. , -
Mr. Johnston has noted the in- ' ,.
creasing number of hills which burd-
en the legislature, many of whk‘hy
“Arguments “1 ““3 “939 0t charles‘ are vuluelcss and arercovered by other * Pretty Romance Connected With Wed-
Fillp. the P‘gll'fleld “0110“ dealer who‘ statutes, and has noted‘wthat the clos-i ding of Popular Danbury Nurse.
wants aflicense ii-ansfcr.‘will be held lug days of the session are occupied The culmination of a pretty ro-
F'lda-V ”mm“ at 10 "do“ before: of the passage! ill advised and hasty mance which began when the bride. is
the “mm-V commissioners. legislation which is not thoroughly’ trained nurse, was called to‘nurae the
"""'"-" 'discussod, but which is given the hen-‘ mother of the bridegroom, took place
The Sisters 0' Hermann 0‘ thief out of the doubt. ‘ lin Danbury, Tuesday. when Miss Mary
state will hold their annual outing ati The local man's plan for alleviating M cGraw, of 44 F Moi d avenue, a
33“.“ Rock Thursday, 3“", 25": Manyl this stampede of bills is to have themwmher ot the class of 1912 of the
members 0f Milli-‘9 loan of this city,: governoi' name a standing committee Daubury Hospital Training school, be-
are planning ‘0 attend he affair. ‘with‘the attorney general at its headflcame the bride of Daniel__Mal-3h'.of.
17 Balmforili avenue, Danbury.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. C. London, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Os-
car Schultze, of Lincoln avenue, have
returned to their home in Plttsdeld,
Mass.
‘ Mrs. Edward Ward and mree,chil-
dren, who have been visiting Mr. and
MARSH-M’GRAW.
_s.—-—
Philadelphia.
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be; Section 3. Any person who shah‘
Which would be in 865M011 from the:Crunbury. The marriage took place at.
has just come in. Varied styles in
,Galatea cloth in piain white, or
white with red or blue trimmings.
$1.00
Something More Than A new novelty in middles’is made
of line rcpp in plain white, pink,
blue or green with white collars
and lacings.
Specialist $1.50
I” .l. l. Melitta ‘
It is EXPERT, HONEST 1
~ Service. ‘
Do you realize how much .
mil _
scout
Goal Pocket
is automatically screened and
delivered into your coalJiin
absolutely dry and free from
dirt. .
GOOD COAL delivered from
a coal pocket is the best coal
satisfaction one can buy.
' [T (10815 N0 Milli};
to buy good coal from our coal
pocket than to buy coal from
.... ..- J elsewhere. - . ‘
The only Coal l’ocketTin .So. Norwaik. '
PLACE YOUR COAL ORDERS NOW—TAKE AD-
VANTAGE OF THE SUMMER PRICES,
(fall. write or phone, our representative will call to See you for -
your next winter's supply. You are invited to visit our yards and
see the advantage of buying coal from a pocket. pHONE 75!. I
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littllldllllllllg- u . R0lllllii ll smuuu
“‘ “" °' °" -' " 0t PlANl BAYONNE it. i.
(Continued From First Page.)
' i" F5 ‘ .. _
t
{while walking near the company’s
,fi:
Bridge Teelh }pen, a former Austrian soldier, charg-
led up the bank to attack the coin-
h L-pauy's guards, who were stationed
A brides tooth or teeth properly tbehind the on tanks. Surgen fell at
anchored "“1 well “13119 13 “1° ithe first tire and his body rolled down
nearest to your naturaiytceth in lip- lth‘e bank. ”
Vhpearsnce “6 usefulness 01"1'3‘1" i The crowd pressed on and in the
stitute possible ‘0‘““9‘m- The ‘next exchange of shots Steve Fvahlo,
continual absence of one or more “a 16 year old boy. was wounded.
teeth in the mouth “"9““ the “‘9' Then the crowd withdrew from the
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Rev. Sherrod Soule. 0‘ Hartford.“ closek‘ot cup legislative session to the St. Peter's rectory, and the ceremony
who is a {rectumt Visit" in this city” opening Of the next. This committee 1 was performed by the Rev. Edward A.
will deliver the address at the. 01d. would receive bills at any time , aall‘ll‘Cotter, assistant rector oi St. Peter's
home services to be held in the Con- no bill wnlch did not pass the scrutiny 1 church. Miss Agnes McGraw, a sister!
church, North Adams. of this board WOUld 8V8? $01119 before of the bride was bridesmaid. and Ar-
gregatiouai ’
itne legislature. 'thur McGraw, a brother of the bride,
Mass, Sunday August 22.
' ._.—-—‘ . ‘
Mrs. Boob, formerly Mrs. Kelly, of:
Broad River, recently disposed of her:
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VimOENT FUNERAL ‘nessed by a small party of friends and
BRIDGEPORT. July H22.-—-The funer- irelauves of the young couple. The.
{was best man. The ceremony was witv
occurring: 'gmmmwgmsa' A
property to Harry Benton,
York The place was
ed by the Lucy family,
of the best known
ity. Mrs. Bush ha
toy there.
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Bcll island is a favo
Danbury people this season.
number of lace
cottages on the island are occuplngiport L‘
then’i‘mnd entertaining visitors from
here._ The fireworks display at Roton
E‘riday evenings
of each week is witnessed by the Dan-
in high
f the excellence of‘the dis-
Point Tuesday and
burians, all of whom speak
praise o ‘
play.~l)anbury News.
. i . '
. Banking ~
~ The safety of intrusion deposit
depends upon the financial
of New
previously own-'tne Public Utilities, bill and promena James mam“
and was one. out business man of thezcity. who pass- l
farms in the local-‘ ed away Monday was held from the)a gown of white pussy willow taffeta,
d been raising poul-f late home yesterday afternoon at 2.301 with (“1.311953th and pearl trimmings.
at of Samuel E. Vincent, the father of bflde is the daughter of Mr. and MW.
The bride was becomingiy attired in
o'clock, with the Rev. Stephen “5h 1 Slie‘wore a white picture but and car-
Sherman. "90m" 0‘ Si- “11“ EPlscO'lried a bouquet of bridal roses. The
A
rite spot with: pal church, officiating. A delegationfbrmesmam were white crepe do chine. .,
The usual; composed of the directors, of which ml with a white picture but and cal-fled a
1 families who havegwas one. and the oflicers offlthe BridEB- ' bouquet of sweet peas.
bomber of Commerce attended?
in a body.
After the ceremony a wedding break-
i’ast was served at the home of the
- ,‘ lbride to the immediate families and
N- H- ROAD WILL TEST THE PAIL! friends of the young couple. The wed-
CEL POST LAW- Ediugmiftls were many and ,,beautiful
‘W‘ASHl'NGTONv 13- C» July 21—; and included cut glass, china and sil-
“W‘—
fuluess of these left. Let as or neighborhood.
pm“ t° ’°“ Wm‘m” Sheriff Kinkoad said that should it
= 2
' "You should have 32 natural teeth. be necessary to can out the troops,
‘they would be in readiness to move
Let us supply as best we can' the
immediately at the call.
iworks. The crowd, led by John Sur~ ‘
l HARRIS 8r GANS WATER STREET.
' SOUTH NORWALK.
Seasonahlc Shoes
FOR ”SUMMER TIME ’
A big and varied line of shoes.
For Men, Women and Children
See our stock of Tennismd YachtingShocs';
CoNNEALLY s.~ BRACKEN. 7“
South Norwalk
~-
sellslse-s-
Force, 2 pkgs. ...........
Macaroni or Spaghetti, IOC sizc,.,2 pkgs. . .
Evaporated Milk, 10c size ... . . . . . . . . . ..
Pure Leaf Lard
25c jar Peanut Butter ... . . . ..
ASTULL’
....2for
1 absent ones that they may assist in
I ,the work expected. Two men were shot today in a riot.
which broke out in front at the plant
WSCC Dr. J. "J‘Mallery of the Tidewater Oil Company in Bay-
15 South M‘h‘ St. 8o. Nsrwslk onus. N. J., where several thousand
' ii workers had been on strike against
House: 9 A' "L ’° 5 P' M' be Standard on Company. The twoi
24 Cottage Street.
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\
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
. , :wounded men are Tony Bednsnk and}
7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint-
.ohn Saginaski. They were said to
ment °"‘y‘ - ave been ~shot by company guards;
uring an attack made by ‘a large'
W .. , .
' ' -—-—.-— rowd on the Tidewater plant. Thel
ighting. was still in progress shortly
fter 9 o’clock. ' _ ‘
The Vacum and Tidewater Oil Com-
anies were closed and about 7,000
workmen were either on strike orrun‘
his to work because of the trouble.
Sheriff Kinheud's attempt to arrange
conference between a strikers‘ com-:
mittee and odicials of oil companies;
caucuses Roomy PAID.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.~—'l‘he|
Christian ministry demands qualitiesl
and services beyond commercial val-
ue, the Rev. Dr. W. S. Holt, of Phil-
adelphia, told delegates to the Church
Pension Congress here to‘dlfy. "There
is more money in standing on the
SECOND " , ANNUAI2
THURSDAY‘S SPECIALS
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED
Bureau Scarls and Pillow 'Shams ,
REGULAR so CENT VALUES. Specifl 25¢ Each
The RO,LLER.'5-—10-—25c STORE“?
So. Norwelk. 28-32 So. Main Sty
’2
front end of a street car than there, oday soon encountered a deadlock eel
Turn about is fair play. in the view 0133 verware. Latcr‘a reception was held
the New Haven road, , which has‘gnd Mr. and Mrs, Marsh received the.
is in standing in the pulpit," he 53ml be Standard Oil Officials refused to
____..._.———
fish do not bite, and Weary and uleut‘.
brought action in the courtof claims
of the United Statea‘agalnst the gov-
ernment in an effort to test the parcel
post law. '- The action is directed
against the post oiiice department to
test the right to use the parcel post
for the shipment of gold.
Theraiiroad sets up a claim for $1..
400, asserted to lie-edue for .e‘ibress‘
strength 0! the institution with gj
which they are placed. Call and ’
i one of the public state-
ments of this bank, issued June
””
Insecure Storage
for unhiwgrips. boxes. brie-a-
brac. mitoses, silverware, and
other valuables while away from
home. Safe and secure stoned
at very moderate charges. by
the week. month probation
charges for the shipments! $5,000,000
in gold from New York city to Spring-
field, Mass, and'the fare of seven arm—
ed guards, who traveled between these
from Washington to :New York city
last October over the Pennsylvania
railroad, from New York to fibrin!“
field over the New Haven and from
Springfield to Boston over the Boston
and Albany railroad. ‘ ».
According to the railroad the ship:
. moot should not be regarded .as first?
‘ clase’mail. Neither should itbe‘ re-
garded as fourth-class—psrcel post—-
‘ because it was not: open to inspection.
points to guird it. The gold was sent
, - The on o'. iota, r. use no,
plea] was to“ herein tonight, will be
. Whotiindednitelr on. account or "
best wishes of their friends for a long
lautomobile for a six weeks' wedding
5through New England and Canada
with Montreal as their, objective point.
They will reside in Norwaik.
BROOKLYN MAN MAY HAVE BEEN
‘ oaowueo. -
Ml-DDLETOVVN, July 22.—-William
Vl’ortmann of Brooklyn, N. Y., 20 years
old, one of a party of twenty campers
at Camp- Harvlds at Arnold's Station
on the Connecticut river lz‘miles be-
low this ‘placekie missing. It is thought
that he was drowned but names at
the bedy‘bas its yet been found. He
was last seen about the camp Huntley
and it is thought metamorphosed
with cramps and drownpmgjils ab-
sence excited ’no commifihdwever,
1m ware militarism.“ the! mode
and happy wedded life. They left byI
imp which they will spendmotoring
Consecration. intelligence. self-re-
spect and ciliclency, "are the four
great qualities demanded of preach-
ers, according to Dr. Holt.
of a sympathetic visit to the sick," he
' "You cannot. ask what is the value 1119 streets 0'
consider the strikers’ proposals unless
hey first‘returne‘d to work. The strik-
rs hid rejecteddhis ultimatlon.
Hundreds of strikers gathered on
Bayonne andthen‘mov-
ed towards the plants‘ot the Standard
declared, "of a prayer with and for Oil Company. There a small fire broke
the dying. . Therefore, the average Out in a watchman's house in side the
minister in. every church comes to old 0“
company's yards. it wasivquickly
ngulshed. The crowd also our:
awaiting orders ‘0 3° 0“ “like ‘lmy'tessful hours are whiled away by the.
These precautions were the result. fishermen, who return on most a;
of. riots by strikers at the great 0112810113 comparatively empty finned,
plant ,yesterday. when 8 Slim" Wilfi‘Occ‘ssionally a few good catches'l'arer
.killedwnd many others, includinggeported. itgutl'these'arel so seldom ‘i
|
isomc policemen. were wounded by; to be much remarked by the can
shots or injured by missiles thrownrmen. ' ‘ ‘
by strikere.- About a month ago the fisherm
Four fires which were started in or; blamed the unseasonably chilly-itchi-
near the all “plant late yesterday‘ther for the light catches. “Newark“
afternoon about 4 o'clock. It is} said.
that he tent in swimmingaftprwards‘ .-
for some “mingle would in Brook: neufr Whiting, «of the Navy , Agni Guard to quell disorders amongst-lir-
age facing dependence. In the Proust”u ,
byterian Church One in every fifteen rounded the‘worke of the Tidewater
ministers faces dependence on the Oil Company. which closed down its
church when he becomes old or «afloat yesterday inworder to avoid trou-
shied.” . ~ . ,. ble. Disorder developed and in the
Dr. Holt 'is- associate secretary" 6! fight the,.gunrdsidrew their revolvers
,the Board or Ministerial Relief, and .
Sustentation‘ of the Presbyterian toll and their companions hurried.
_‘ .p awayvto a drugstore.
Church. them
While the fighting was going on it
say. Iwas reported that the state troops
‘~ , ~ . .. baboon-ordered out.—‘ _ , ' ‘
PENSACOLA, _i|'la,. - July 12..— Governorwilfieiderbbi New Jersey,
Whilezmaking'a flight in a new maJ‘bromlfied ’ early today. (to can out
chine‘iaté‘yesferdly, Lieutenant ‘x'en‘. troops or these: Jersey National
AVIATORS DROP - INTO
4—.—
are. at the Standard . on companyfs
were under control today.
smelt‘bulldlngs and "a number of box; The frequent rainsfkeep the ponds
cars were destroyed; ‘
_ . d Tw and policemen guarded the plant:
and fired into the crow ' 0 men ithroughout‘the-night and was on duty
today. ‘ . ,
Too Frequent Fla-loam“ Fishersisn’s‘
f roamed: or this our report that
the frequent min-or the past month‘
have spotted their freshwater sport,
A few plethora'cf rain is given as thecsuiiéi
lakes ‘working"’ as thedehermen's‘fefi
Wesaion is, or stirred up, and the“
wash plenty of food into the lakes ,
ponds for the fish‘ so the baitedilne
does not tempt the tiny tribe. rebel-a
_ men who recently have succeeded ,i‘
catching a few fish in Lake lichens. ,
Denbury, say that the fish were mine--
sally tat from gorging on the, food
which the rains have washed :into'thei "
lake. . . 3
A
,A strong forcevof deputy sheriffs
i" ”Pisa-too WELL FED.
I \
”seem"
GOING. UP!
a hurried more. thispisoeiiy cutoff
Confined-Waiter -Broohins, s cm
ion aviator.“ toil into the)”;
test and
.g‘he plant'dnmayonne tissues as Sheriff
no " maltose? should deem,
' . iriN‘lGi‘lIWWW“
numbness, ‘ * ”
~Elevator Boy-41 told do
'i wanted a raise. ’_ I
file chum-Mb» did iiessyf
and mad‘e’fbig catch out pf the question
on tony-of the lakes depends in this
bosstode
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