“till MS
{)rus Benedict, assistant teller of
1} . Central National Bank. to spending
.. - day at Fuirfleld Beach.
Lloyd Cave. of Flu Hill rod. baa
girl)!“ a pound in the Mold
tonui)’ National Bank tor the am
-.:1 months.
#
ltttutine business was tnnucted at
regular weekly meeting oi Cock-
tt Ut‘ Tribe, No .32, l. 0. R. I. held
. .1 evening. in their rooms. on Main
'lr't‘l.
~,.
Buckingham W. R. C. will hold a
; .ntt at Rotoa Point on Friday. July
21:1 The members will leave Nor-
...ik on the trolley which leaves the
union Store at 2:10.
L‘xtensive improvements are being
1. tilt in the Fairileld County National
itzxni. building on Wall street. The
top floor of the building is being re-
tmtated and will be otl‘ered for rent.
”than libill‘l
KKK;iKclitlm
ml at Low Title ll latawasl
out 4-; Paula Sluli
I“
I‘L'W YORK. July li.——Shark hunt!
int. or ushing suddenly has become a
popular sport along the New Jersey
coast in the waters 01 New lek Bay,
Hill along. the ocean aide of Long is-
land. as a result of the rtceut raids
by lamenting monsters from southern
waters. which have killed four persons.
Thousands of persons who have
seen driven to the. beaches by the hot
wave, fear to enter the waters in the
i .clnity of New York since sharks kill-
ed a man and a boy in Matawan Creek.
N. J., on Wednesday.
Shark hunters at liatawan Creek
believe they have this shark penned
Strgt‘ants
Thomas Hunt change beats on next
Monday. sergeant Gibson going to
south Norwalk and Sergeant Hunt
i tuning to the First district.
~I.adies' gun metal or patent colt
spurt pumps Si grades 82.50 the pair.
(‘onneally it Bracken's. Sale starts
\\'ednesday morning.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
til the Norwalk Boat Club was held
it>t evening in their quarters in Wall
street. Matters pertaining-to a sum-
mer cruise were discussed. but noth-
int; denuite was decided upon.
Postal cattle are being received by
friends of Belden Forbusb from Platta.
burg training camp, who states that
he is having a lien time. and that he
enjoys soldier lite very much. Mr. For-
bush will remain at Plaflsburg for
the remainder of the month of Juiy.
and thenhnwilllpendaweek at Lake
George.
Shaker Nassel, ot Pairtlvld avenue.
Bridgeport. came to this city, tester»
day attronoon, and reported to the lo-
cal police that his brothrr George
was in this city living with Vincent
Nassei. of Fairfleld avenue, against
the wishes of his mother. ()iiicer Si k
accompanied the complainant to the
Nassef home. an tithe boy was found
and taken back to Bridgeport last
evening.
. Sound banking service is the argu-
ment which the South Norwalli '1‘: net
Company present for a rca:on why
you should do your banking business
with them. The record already made
in the put is your surety for the in-
lure. Conservative management and
courteous service have resulted in a
moat mtllylnx growth. Your account
is invited.
‘\
The residents of Westport avenue
held one 0 [their now famous “Neigh-
borhood Dances." last evening, in the
carpenter shop of Franklin B. Greg-
ory. The Induce was the largest
that has “tended any of the dances
this year. Music was furnished by a.
Vietrola. mm were served.
No more one!!! will be held during
the am but it is thought that in
then!) they'wmbo resumed.
Before large delegations from Stam-
tortl, New Haven, pituitary and “hit.
ford. omcers of Lincoln Council No. i,
0. U. A. IL. were installed, last even-
.l. Harry Gibson and:
' Republican-Herald hots up the intcreat-
up in the creek behind a series or
wire nets which have been strung
latross the creek at intervals from its
illUu” to the scene ot the tragedy 16
unites {tom the entrante
:lillltml low tide today the body of
iat‘Sltl Stillwell, who with W. S. Fish-
t-r \t'ttt- killed, was found in Matawan
(‘reek about twoehuntlrcd ieet weet of
.1... spot where it tii. appeared after
being attacked by shark. it had
been bitten nearly in two above the
waist
JUheph Dunn,
\{liOFt lot:
a
line.
the ten-yearold boy.
ion by the. in-
tadct‘ of Matawun (‘ll‘i‘k, is in a hos
pital in New Brunswick. N. J. Little
hope is entertained of his recovery.
Opinions of t‘\l)(‘l‘l:\ «liner witit-ly as
to the cause of the presence of these
dangerous sharks in the cool waters of
this coast or why they come so near
the beaches.
Fishermen. however, believe that.
the titan-caters are of the ordinary
typc oi sharks which have been made
tttvenous by scarcity of food.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July li.-‘—The
Wilh It‘i‘l'ilti}
mt: theory that the shark raids on the
Jti’St y coast are due to the war oper-
:=tior.=. submarine and surface. lit the
around in Europe which have
it-it'lttcncd them westward. and that
the sen monsters. common in Euro-
pean waters and especially round ire-
lnntl and' in the Mediterntnenn Sea
lave bccomc accustcrttcd to feasting
on human iii-sh during thr; past two
‘93.“
marines of both sides and in major
nnd minor iieet operations.
that like the wolves of ltusaia. alter
Napoleon’s defeat. and in this war and
the lions of Africa, after the Boer War.
the sharks have become mancatcrs be-
cause ot the opportunity of the war.
liilll lilitil ill
ol the rubs
hour
mated that between $0 and :0 panels
had been taken to hospitals.
roars became over 100,000 pcople hovel
been sent to the son‘s bottom by suby
..
it argues
\ , A,
“‘90". ‘5‘: “hwy- us"
M abut: Al
after the exploaloa it was ecu
.. y.“ ‘1.
Killed in Powder Mill Exploolon
POMPTON LAKES, N. 1., July 13.
,Ielaiu oi Lester Stilt“ lis- ‘——One or the powder houses at the Du
l‘ont Powder Works. not! here. blew.
up today, shaking the snrroundlu
ountry. it was reported that four”
tad been killed and three injured.
Three Killed in Explosion Caused by‘
Lightning.
than a score. of men were injured.
tune of them seriously. when light-
ning struck the plant of the Semet‘f
Solvay Company. on the Niagara‘
.me' today. causing an
shit-h partially wrecked the plant.
tlam stated that three of the injured
men had died from their injuries and
(sin hospitals, seriously injured.
in response to telephone calls an-
bulances from 'ail Buffalo hospitals
were ‘ent to the scene.
"ey, which fell from the force of the
explosion. .
work when the explosion occurred.
-0”
—Hot weather. Hats. just what you
want these days. 35 Mxhoms and
Bangkokl. [or 82.50. Ordinary straws
at $1 each. Harold Parsons, at Vati-
derhoet factory, Butler St., Norwalk
and pumps 81 the pair. Conneally I:
Bracken's South Norwaik.
White Pine Compound
With Tar
ForThatColdof Yours
F. I. sum. Om
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DavidWRayInon
UNDERTAKERi
.ofllce. 1000-3: Hot-O, 093
27 WAIHINBT‘N IT.
NEW RED IIN'I BUILDING
WHITE AND GRAY
1 -—PUM.PS—
in Nubuclt and Gray Kid
Colonial Tongues and Buckles
Turned Solos—Low Heels
With Alistminum Caps
to prevent wearing
'llllilf EXPlOSlQllS
pv—‘-
cr shop exploded today.
threostory building in which the
burying the occupants beneath it.
Ambulances and flrcmcn were rush-
ed to the scene and the work oi ex-
tricating the victims was begun.
was said there were five employee and
ing, by Deputy Sate Councilor Orly. shop when the explosion occurred. The
of Bridgeport, and his entire staff.
Between seventy-dye and one hundred
members and guests were present at
last night's “this and thoroughly en- or-not there was any one on the second 1
joyod the Mailman ceramonien Re-
~rreahtnents were served at the conclu-t
hollow» sadness mung.
~
top floor of the building was unoccuv
pied.
i it has not been determined whether
floor.-
The shop is owned by M. Schmidt
laid to be among the missing.
new YORK. July 13.~chen pee}
sons are reported to have been killed?
and a number‘nf others injured when;
on ammonia tank in n Brooklyn butch .
The eatlre'
butcher shop was located collapsed.‘
at
about that number of customers in the l
i
‘ ’
Glover 3
Milton Elwood. Manager.
taa Washington St.
“BUILT TYPEWRITEM — L G.
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
1 makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals. 83
per month. lMachines
soil at 85 per month.
Ms. DONNILLV
to South Main N. Gem "Mk
1
i
Sound. Banking Sei
Athctoryournndscanbatbe iudtedbyils
WWW increeordbcltindtltisltattlt is your
inhfldinnyouriinmcesinllteiu-
tare. l! as inaction: bear. evidence at conservative
mus maltedtaagrowth most Mylar;
BUFFALO. N Y. July ”Floral
river road, two miles from the city;
explosion .
A telephone message from a nearby‘
hat six others had been sent to Bus
Most of the;
injured, it was reported, were caught’
in the collapse of a tall brick chin:-E
witit richest voile- he glorious ducts of our favorite
finchofCOAwaicthimemhmawhm
wintry blasts are widtout. Order NOW at amen prices
umnekmmwhthbdoremsepreparediorany
Mono BROTHERS
PM! 1.13-3.
mWafiiogttaaSt.
a, o
WASH 80 FPS
. Also LINGERIE ann
‘; ems warsrs
The Little Shop
K. C A. CLAVEN
U “0. “All .7.
Specials . in .
Departments ft
This Evening.
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l
BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH. SEA
COD. BUTTER. TILE. NATIVE EELS.
By Express. Today
BASS, PORGIES,
.WG AND ROUND CLAMS.
Free Delivery
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones to! and too.
'71 North Main St.
one very reasonably priced.
or trolleys.
About one hundred men were at.
—st,too pairs ladies s: to $4.50 oxfordei
i
i
3 4.00 Sport-Oxfords and
Pumps.
$2.50
Tan sawiack
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
.1 mm "KIT
“WHOM "M
Wall (8. High Sis.
; baby Carriages and Go-Carts
A new and very attractive line just received. Every
BABY “ GO-BASKETS ”
Fold compactly, and are very easilv handled on trains ‘~
REFR IGERATORS
In many styles that will soon save their cost by pro- v
. tecting'your food this hot weather.
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors Norwalk i
-
OPTICIAN
. O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Lin
53 WAlaL 81'.-
NORWALK
Phone 438
Very Best Butter lb.
33c
Grandmother's‘ Oats,
Pulled Rice, pkg. ...
Del Monte Honey,
Jar ........
Fancy PotatOes
for Sat. Only
Karo Syrup,
can . ,..
-8¢and12¢
12¢ .. Smoked Beet,jar 15¢
Corn Heal . . 2 pounds 5¢
pkg. ....... .. .
19¢,
Pk. 300
124
Tel.
graceful. beautiful line to Fashion's dictates for the new
season.
sr's. Nemo, C. B. a la Sprite. La Resist: and other popular
makes.
desitned to fit the average, stout. slender. short and girlish
figures.
Our corsetiere will aid you in the selection‘ of the model
best suited to your individual lines. -
tar: slut u 1'. m as.
Washington and aunt: Nomlk
No.'009 Free Delivery
W
'CORSETS
The new models now on display conform in every'
New styles to Dinner. R. & G., Lily of France. Warn-
\
as "a
Batiste, Coun‘i, Brodie—in flesh and whitHr-e cleverly
Prices range from .. . . ...... 1.00 ‘0 $10.00
rm‘atttngs, if desired. on all corsets at $2.00 and up.
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......
88 WASHINGTON 81‘
The Banner Bakery
Have you tried The Bmer graham
bread?
it is very firm. i have always said.
My standby, of course, has beep the
. :—
fiummer Fashions
MEN‘S CLOTHES
in ..
LIGHT WEIGHTS
at
.—
Galely 81 Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
“m" Jul}; 5 to August 22
But we like a change in the things we
eat. _«,.-R_,t;no§ t...“ , HoursBmoto 12:30 ,
Andmeoattnostutd raisin bread, .._ .
w m “N All Commercial and
Giveonehamiroa-saadareattul « ’
we Common Branches
Tel. .7 5 Monroe mot
Speciall'uillon Rate
Willi.” MM“ '0
n mm“ M‘, m m Merrill Collegts
a mum; ‘ . Gauthier-walk
Preserving
jmlafifiimtand2qtslaeo,
idly elm JO"! 8mm die"!
lions", prewar-via. kettles, jar rings.
economy Jar topat at lowest prices.
A” F. Gellclle
saw-msgmum
mm PromptOoilvory
l
Maaort. Ours seal and Economy fruit.
PICTORIAL Rsvnzw PATTERNSK
oilcr a wide variety of the newest and snartest
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15 cents for cult of Use «boa
August Styles Now
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