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TNORWALKy
Thomas Benedict of Seaview aver
ills speedboat, "Green Dipper."
Mrs. Jones of New Jersey is visiting
her ill-other, O. B. St. John, of Osborn
fivenue.
look a party of friends for a sail yes-
derday in his launch.
John Cabanna, and party of friends,
enjoyed a sail to Bridgeport, yester-
fly. in his launch, the Louise. .
Hilltia, Fifth Division, and son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Lederson, of First
' tweet, is enjoying a furlough which be
me, took a party sailing yesterday in.
William Ashbrook, of East avenue,’
G. C. Raymond and wife, of Noroton
Heights, have been attached by 'E. 0.
Raymond, for the sum of $250.
Assessor John R. Conn, who has
Been quite ill of late, is able to be
about again.
Theodore W. Austen is slowiy'reccv.
ering fro lathe effects of a recent ace
cident to one of his feet.
Charles 0. Bell, chairman of the
Eleventh ASsembly District Prohibi-
tion Club of "Brooklyn. was a visitor
last week, at the home 01- his cousin,
David N. Mather, and the Hon.
phen T. Mather.
3 In the absence of ”Rev. Charles Ray-
nolds, who has left town for his vaca-
tion camp in Maine, the pulpit of the
Methodist Church was filled yesterday
at 10:45 a. m, and 7:30 p. m., by a
clergyman from New York.
Samuel Adams, Cal-l Brenner, Alfred
'Buttery, Royal Calciumward MclnniSé
and William Wood, all of this town at-j
tended a reception held Thursday
night at the home of Miss Collins, of
Woodward avenue, South Norwalk.
E. L. Coombs, manager, has dispor'
~- ~ NEW rumor roe sum um
. In Batiste, Values, ropum, Gaul
Gingham, i’ercole: and otherl
f goods to PIE-m 0019“; “rip” a“1“;State of the “Land of Flo-aloha"
: fancy figures.
Ste- .
CK Talus
T0 our AWAY
rsoll crescen-
(Contilwedejl‘j‘ljulu Page One)
m ‘l
ardiues,‘ Boisettas, Wash 3mm!
com
[merited on till? completeness of the
papers and declared them to be the
most thorough he had ever examined
Journey to California. l
DetectiveSergeant Thomas Hunt
left South Nor-walk on July 9, and
[went to New York. From there he
1wont to Chicago and thence to Port-
Mm” land, Oregon. and later to Sacra-
. ‘ » memo, Cal. He put up at the Hotel
ars jSacralllento. From there he made
,three trips to San Francisco where
. ‘ .o
AtReducedPrlces
UONNELLY’S'
the extradition papers were examined
16 8o. Hum 81:.
and passed upon. Everything was tin-
BOUTH NORWALK.
ally arranged in order and the oflicer
E. K. BANKS '
Mahuokemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
departed for Ins Angeles. Among
the details mentioned by him about
his trip, was the heat of the capitol
city of California was allnost unbear-
able. ranging between 120 and 130 de-
trees.
Meets Vlrelll.
At Calexico, l)etective~Sergeant
Thomas Hunt was'Joined by State
,‘Polieeman Frank Virelii and both
linen lourneyed to the camp of the
- 'United States Army. which was near-
NOW '3', and Kovack was turned over to
, . em.
13 g” Tm“; to 001mg” I Disgrace To Uniform.
i epapermg Your onto Sergeant Hunt refused to travel
"with the prisoner across the. coliti-
’nent in the United States uniform.
:and so the otiicers of the post titted
‘him out in civilian clothes.
- Tried to Escape.
The homeward joumey started. The,
J. l. RUDD“ l
llittle baud went by way of Nilandl
108 30. Main 8t, 80. Norwalk.
, .iu the lmperior Valley and El Pason
..- Uh} stopping here overnight and locking
ta.“ ; WV ‘ I ' T “NH". the prisoner “P in The 1003] jail. Thai.
"l
MOUSE PRIME
Estimates cheerfully Even
Gall us—J'houo 1446
party then lento: New Orleans. At‘
Lynchburgll, Va, the most exciting
feature of the trip occurred. it was
about 2 o'clock Saturday morning.
During the journey. Kovuck slept in
title upper bunk chained to it. Detec-
Tms Is A SILK unasouj
The silk worm has wormed his
way into unquestioned su-
premacy.
liars is every dependable qual-
ity in silk shirts and every
pnoe that is reasonable from
$5 to $7.60.
Broadcloth silk in consona-
tive Itrlpea' .
Crepe with satin stripes in
bold colorinzs.
Tub silks in cluster lines or
plain colors.
Soft collars and bow ties.
The “Regimental Stripes"
have taken a new grip on the
man.
Imported rep}: at $1.
The novel sport coats are all
here.
Nobody will “put the bee on ,
you” it you tollow our daily
advertisements.
Rogers & Stevens
molt. mu so. - 17
The Lutesf‘l'riumph
in mat
than» £1 . ' b l
and it makes dusting a
pleasure. 3The emit; base
15 Within . easy tea , , ‘
Tilt me ill; and soil it away; , COMPLETE 35°57“ w v.
on its owacasters when .Alwal". Peife" Whe‘he‘
housecleanirng RIM“ then ’tabie‘ls in extended or closed
gothroughnarrowadoorsand .POS‘WP: , l .
stand fimly'wherevef left! vAlh‘yO INOII' because ClSCh
.75“ m top‘ for] "33 the i? pedestal is a complete oval or
. oblong barrel. 3
tags and lt‘iwdl take up 3 Always law because each hall
mlmmum
‘ mace against—the base is supported on 39a ere
wall or m . £00m , ; Alwoyoolahtly. prim. ml, «yids.
. J ’5' 4
lie TlLT-TQP" «Wetland 4;." urwur' TABL£S "Slay.”
A table lasts a hie-time. therelore it is wise to look into its mints
very carefully before purchasin . The TILT-TOP “TW "
is made toning eygyjaste an, purse. * Call and sec th Tn.
A. .l. Angeviue 8: Son Co.
/
,ed of a car to H. B. Olmsteud, that.
is spending at his arental ho a. .
p m ‘Garford Motor Truck Company hast
m
The Knights of Columbus of St.
tiveSerseaut blunt occupied the low.
NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK
nvnnvwnsun
Hundreds of children enjoyed the
“thing yesterday at Marvin Beach
tract and Second Point. The bathing
in fine. .
4' l
bellman Earl Letterson ot the Naval
will chapel-on and it is expected that
more than a dozen girls will make the
mo
Rev. Harold E. Wilson ,pastor of
the East Avenue lM. E. church. started
for East Northileld, action» this morn-
ing, where he will spend his vacation.
l
Norman \Vigglesworth. a member oi?3
the United Sattes Naval Reserves eta“
tinned in Bridgeport, was ill-East Nor"
talk yesterday and enloyed“'a sail to
allow ‘Ycrk with some friends on his
yacht, the. Lillian M ,
«so» ' r...“ """ m“ ‘.‘
a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Secley, of 316
,Waslllugton street, Newburgh on the,
fludaon, are visiting for a few days
It the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Charles 'llandley,
‘ street, East Norwalk.
, Ernest Youngs, and party‘enloyed a
fishing trip to Bell's Island, Sunday.
The members of the Sasqua Campy
dire Girls w'lll journey to East North-i
.Ield, Conn, on Wednesday of this
week. They will spend two weeks at.
that place. Mrs. Harold E. Wilson
The Pastimes clashed with the Nth,
roton nine yesterday afternoon on N01
l
Sealey's sister.-
30 Myrtle
l
". ‘0! 11 to 10. It was a fact some, and
greatly enjoyed. Croewall. former
, witcher for the Nationals has signed
. am with the Pastimes. ‘ '
.
fllchacl J. Gambia of Reynoldd
meet, connected with the police do-
' pertinent, has developed a dislike tor
£111 boats. Mr. Gambln was calmly
soiling up the Norwalk river toward
.jhe First district, Saturday afternoon.
Everything went line until he reached
l
gp‘arade and exercises with the local
iguardamen and refreshments were
served to the soldiers later.
”.mchance, the sail became antenatal!
‘ idly means unknown ,in the girders or
no bridge. There the ‘boat stayed. It
neither backward nor torwhrd. After
tome minutes of tugging. pulling and
mm, the boatwaa finally tread and
It. Gambia proceeded on‘hls way.
sold a truck to the Darlen Transfer,
t‘ompany. Ovenateln-Arthnrxoppel ,:
.Coulpuny'has-sold a car to the Wood-l
John’s parish, Orange, N .J., came to" bunk, “We Office" Virelli had .11
Roton Point by boat yesterday several bunll alouaslde. it WRS'UIG local of-
ficer’s watch. lie was sitting there
hundred strong“ A 800d time was 911‘ and suddenly Kovack’e wronched the
Woman of »,
IGuard's big day. The soldiers started; \
fat 3:30 from“ their practice purado‘ The “mm“ of the members or
bury Country Club. joycd.
About $185 was realized by the W0- A 5011 was born ‘0 Mr. .and Mrs.
mall's Guild of St. Luke's Church 4‘ 350““ Ryan 01’ 9 1111100!!! aveune, tllls
the annual bazaar, held on Wodero-iluoming. Mrs. lRyan wall tornlerlyl
day. One of the most pleasant tea-:Mlss Eileen Gallazher or Kellogg
lures was a Punch and Judy show, ‘E'Ft‘t’l‘
conducted by Misses Josephine and,
59mm Roylc. daughters of Mr. and. The ‘Montauk, the regular excursion
Mrs, Edwin Milton Royle of Brook— ghoul from New York, was in at ltoton
side avenue. Point yesterday. Over a thousand
people came to the park on it. and the
various amusements were enjoyeda
11.x:
ll.
.—
'l‘lle local lads who were called last‘
week to the Federal service, us mem-I —-—-——-—-—
bers of the Coast Artillery Corps. for} Douglas Fowler Poet, G. A. R.. will
celved many gifts from irisnds and ud- $ch the ladies of Douglas Fowler Rc~
mirers in town, upon their rallying lo :licl' Corps an entertainment this even
the colors, including a check for a gen- ‘ lng. Refreshments will be served, and
pmug sum from Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'tht- members of the Post hope to too'
Gilchrist of Noroton. Corporal liar-lull the ladies in attendance_ "'
old Mlsspnugh, Privates Richard Ali-l
eudrotll, Harold Bales, George Gclem. ——'l‘iie Clifford l-lotel Rathskeller la
Vllfred LOUNGES, Eben Scribner, lin. ' a nice cool place to lunch or dine dur-
Benjamin Street and George Sutton. ml; the summer. The service is prompt
comprise the local contingent. land the prices moderate and any who
‘,m:ly patronize it is assured satisfac-
llome you ’
Sunday was the Durien
ground at the Noxon field, on the P08 ‘00,,” Edmondo' de Amlcle, No. 173.
read, and marched from that point on lForcsters of America. gathered at
the main street to Railroad avenue, to I 3“".va grove in West Norwulk yester-
Maple avcnue, to Center street, to the“day and held a clambake. The usual
P0“ road, ‘0 Brookside avenue, ,midellcacies which go with such a time
Prospect avenue, to Mansfield avenue”were served. There w" music and
to Sedgewick hvenue, to Leroy avenue, ’11!!le and line a time was enjoyed.
chain and broke the twisters. Jumped
from the bunk and beat it down the
train which was lllovintz' at a rapid
gait. Hi; shut himself in the lava
Lory. Now, as may be supposed Scr-
ucunt Hunt was not far behind him
in his. break for liberty, in spite of
only being clothed in B. V. l).‘s. A
steward opened the lavatory door and
Mr. Hunt grabbed his man as he was
standing in the open wlndow ready it)
Jump irom the train. Had he done
so he would surely have been killed
or badly injured. Kovack's was
brought, bllt'k to the sleeper and once .
more handcud‘ed. Sergeant
awoke Otllcer \‘lrelll,
duty and asleep at the time, and the
upper bunk was taken down and then
Sergeant Hunt made the prisoner all
down alongside of hint and the state
lium
|policeman nights during the rest oi ‘
the journey. During the whole of
the long duty, one of» the odlcers
guarded Kevan at night. Sergeant
Hunt took charlie during the latter
part of the. evening, whllc Virelll had
the earlier trick.
Arrlvod Hume Bilurday.
Finally. South Norwnlk and home
was reached Saturday afternoon
about 4:35 o'clouk. Ofllcer Tootltlll
met the little procession at the stu-
lloll and escorted them to the police
station where Kovac was locked up.
Hunt Tired Out.
Detective Sergeant Thomas ,Hulll
\Vna completely tired out. He went
home shortly alter the prisoner was
locked up and “pounded the pillar." " i‘
The shock of havingtlle prisoner so
nearly escape after such a long trip
made him pretty nearly a physical
wreck. '
who was all -
I hot/on. and were deelated to the mm’ ‘0 "Fame” ”Wins” 1"" ”mm” o”l
’lllrs. Philip H. Niven, where the exhl-l
bition drill and ceremonies in connec-
'-tion [fill the presentation to the com-l
puny or the colors, donated by E. Dufi
tihl smith. were held. Kearney’s;
.Band of Stamford headed the parade,l
land played military airs during and:
Prisoner Contact».
KAiter a cover; grilling yesterday,
0qu ooufesse _ to having robbed
Coast Artillery troops should be sent, Home“ store on.Beu.vlew avenue. m
to Forts H. G. Wright 01’ TONY. New} refuses to admit that he shot Odlcer
York, its-tho case may be. For in-i
stance, Private Smith of the Sixth.
Mall, parcel post, and freight for the
ties him as the man. ‘ Kouac also ack-
company is at Fort Terry. Ills manlstore on Water street and to Pcnty'e
should 'be"'addressed: Prlvate John-More on North Main street. The
Roberts. The latter, however. ldentl- , ‘
Inowledgeu that he broke into Lord's '
latter the‘drill and exercises. The No-l
roton company participated in the:
iSmith, fllxtll (301111., Coast Atl'illery,:
Tort Terry, N. Y., via New London. .
tulle railroad bridge and‘ them-by some‘
There were seven sales oi! property
in Dorian last week, with mortgages
lot $13,250. rFor the fourth wear of
July, 1916, there was only one sale of
‘property, but the mortgages amounted
,to $2,900. The warranty deeds re-
corded by Town Clerk Hoyt last week
follow :
.The Eleventh, Second and Sixth com-
‘The Third District Wiesionersf
parties are at Fort Terry, a short dis-
tance from Fort. Wright. Mall and
other matter will go toflboth forts by
way or New London. There is another
7Fort~Wright in the country. The Fort.
where our boys are staying is Fort
Terry. but the militiaboya for other
cities are at Fort n. G. Wright, '
At the meeting of South Nowell;
Council. K. of (3., to be held on Thurs.
, who, shot omcer Roberta.‘
Iered by the council. The expecta- -
tionu are that the claimants for the ‘ »
llost time because of the difference in
held a meeting Saturday cream: and
disposed of routine 'buslu ‘
7' . Gollendefls t. rd (an
L" Island et at
». ‘ ‘Ovlle ole, o cltytax col.
doctor's allies, is enjoying her annual
ticn‘_§o!ftllVO‘wceka. ,. - . .
Keeler. Leroy avenue. 250.
"Collender's‘Pt rd.
i,
,;§eorge Srohomlk, of :Rye. thorn)”,
1y at the corner or beroy and was;
' m1 19h {or
,. Cornell Theo. est to Marlon'lli. P.
Keaton, Leroy avenue, 259. " i
lCornell J. B. est to MariOn E P.
fMaloy J. L". to Anita E. Poll of 'N. Y.‘
Pell Anita to Hamilton sell or or. r:
$3.000)-
. . 8mm 3, R. to My. inlet- Jr. Great.
Tall F it. com to 5.1,. Malay ' at
Brooklyn, Norcton. 1005. - 1
Zelgler Wm. eat to J. '3‘. Swan o;
Stamiord,Norotoa. . _ - .,
_.l._B. carnal! at at, has loosed it)
. in behalf of $1,090,000 ml- fund, will
. great many outsiders sent in money
day evening, a report or theoommlt-
tee appointed to collect subscriptions
be received. ‘Veryneal‘ly' all o! the1
members have contributed their use
easement or $2, and some more. A
and allnames have been printed and
hung in the council chamber. The
council has done itsellar‘e in contribut-
ing soldiers, the following being at:
ready in services William J.'8culley,
mount-d ,Fltzxerald, Roland Tlatt,
John Lynch. John T..Weufer, Balm: J.
Comatock. William 37,’.Began“and' sev-
“10.2 years. fromlll'ebru-
sol Lease}. it
avenues,
his to its called. .
James Mullen. John F. Moldahon, Jr., .
evallnore hare enlisted and are Wail"
charges againat Kovac are burglary
and assault with intent. to kill.
Claimant For Reward.
There is a. reward of 6500 altered
for the apprehension of the person
it was of-
rew'ard will settle the matter shortly.
. Lona Jaumoy. v,
During his trip West, Sergeant,
Hunt covered aboutil2,000 miles.
for a delay of 12 hours when he was
held up.by a wreck. and for a little,
local andrecific time. -~.
. Congratulation. , ‘
Detective-Smut Thomas Hunt
land smteiii’olicaman Frank Virelll
are both being congratulated today on
lthe successful conclusion ottlle long; -
journey in the aims» otvjustlce,
, Hold Haring.
At a hearing held in the city court
this morning, Judge George it. lies _
burgh over-ruled a. demurrer filed N
Judge‘Wlutam H. " Tammany.- reprh' .
Banting "Kevan and after Gainer John-
L. Roberts tookrgthe’iatand‘and lden- j
tilled the .prlaoner.=1ouud. “probable
cause” and bound him-over to the 8m
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accept
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Afternoon
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McCALL PATTERNS for AUGUST
Now on Sale. ' ;
salesman. onus. l
. Comp;
saw '21 local Investment
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stall
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. took' him 19 days to make it allowing ,
f , New Haven Clock Co. -
”7% Cumulative Preferred Stock , _
_ Par $25 .
This stock is issued UNDER A SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE QR ,
THEfiTATE OF CONNECTICUT , _
that. .' '
Mr. Walter Clamp,- Prcsidentof the New Haven 0100): Gummy, in a letter says
,, I
1. The Iownavenclookcompsuy is this year celebrating the 100th anniver- T
a , drTllufidallnlho 7 .
011th under. $5.000 bonds. '
" ‘ ,mos’trnuclent tlmaswaa '
. Th9 wheel --
nary of the founding of the limits,
convert
' » 2. The average not
over .3 1-4 times the preferred dividend change: on this tune. .
3. Mm the much“ of 3:161
not ind m 0 Company. \ . . '
'issuelfqaad the not tangible assets approximately four times this issue.
_ This stock is redeemable inhumanity 1
-. per share.
. ork.
, , A striking fund of 10 per
' . (must be aetaside each
hShlpmamHarttord, for no Corporation.
‘ .sx' ifi'tl‘ ‘
profits of the Oompany {or the}:
seam .. .
year, beginning July ,1, 1920,
established in ‘1817nunder the name of Jerome lit
list five years have been
gm odsof‘tltislo‘me oi brefemdltock, the
looms: of threetimes the preferred stock
st,'1920, at $27.50 and accrued dividends
I
cent.so£'net earnings after preterred. stock . ividen'ds,
‘ ’ to be used for the pnr‘has
redemption probe outstanding preferred stock , t-not to excoeddZ'léO and adorned
dividends per sham.- ' . .- .
' . The legalitygof this issue he
' for the bankers, and by Jo
e‘been approved by Breed, Abbott 8:. Morgan, New;
mes E. Wheeler, Esq., New Haven, and Gross, Hyde
. Sand , {on complete doom and
Whole an substitutions to oat-W oflloo, at cur-muse.
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