use mums curs ' .
us RELEASE incl-u .
NEW HAVEN T'EAlVilj
- ‘NEW HAVEN. Aug. 2.—r’l'enton
(Red) Vl’haicn, who has been c. fixture
at third base for the Murlins ever
since the. start of the 1517 pennant
me, was given his unconditional re-:
lease by Manager Danny Murphy last.
night. The release of Whalcn was not
unexpected inasmuch as he had not
been playing up to expectations all
season Whalen played in every game
Opinions and. Gossip {City News
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up to yesterday and had a feeble bat-i BY IRISH l
ting mark of .204 for 68 games. What-l ‘
(in is now suffering from an attack of. . .v. . - ,_. ., l
boils. He has made no plans for the; Some storm! 5, §_;,;;, , 3.13;.“ 3?, .3 l
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To fill the gap left vacant by the rc-.
lease of Whales, Manager Murphy has I of the st
decided to use Harry Weaver at third
base, pending the arrival of a new
man. Owner Collins already has his
name out for a. third baseman and the
probabilities are that he will be in that
Newflavcn lineup either today or Pris I has b
flay.
‘ it was originally planned to shift
utc, will be matched with Phi
a; 4
con purchased by the Dodgers.
nit-0min to third hose apd place Tor- ,‘Fot‘luno vetoed his bunting and then allowed him to com
zohy'back in his old position at sllort- ‘ “we“ base hit.
atop. Torphy, however, still limps as“
the result of a had ankle sprain all-l
Murphy is not anxious to use him llll'
til ho is sure that he will be able to
Island the as
A'j‘orphy. according to Murphy, is a.
valuable man and would have proviul1
the shortstop sensation of the year:
but for his frequent mishaps.
tug yesterday after the playing of one
lsr. LOUIS CROWD
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. .——l3elle.vlng that
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”NE'FOURTH HEZZi’Sfiyl‘ZE...” if.“ lli““.‘..‘iif§“itiil
BISQUALIFIED {Hailadclphlu ycstcrdlly because, Loni;
. FOR SERVICE Iliad protcstcd vigorously ~whcn Byron
lcallcd his drive down too right flcld
title a foul, J. C. Joncr. who promoted
,thc dcal whereby the St. Louis'No-
At least fifty p9,? ("nt, of thosoftlcuals became the property of citi-
3:135 ”thaw past-sod p‘llysical crarnlna- ,icn stockholders, last night issued tlr'
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tion. The it‘ullljorilycoqtufhsc fglgtgaelgsc {Elf-trips s.gued appeal [0‘ DilbllCJ'
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based upon being married and having -
dependents. . “To those in attendance at the Cal'-
Anolllcr batch of 1.50 of those draft- dinnl-llhlludclphia garlic. on Monday:
f‘gXanei? Ilslfgsitéli‘51‘2101ggl: at; ‘20 NW“ you please wire President J obit K.
the ozone rush for exemption rs] S Tenor, 8 West Fortleth street, New.
as no yesterday. .—, ,h’ork, your opinion ct Umpire Byron‘a‘
'lile following is :1 list of those _ . Work in St. «Louis, and particularly}
[your judgment as to his decision on
nusscd the physical qllullflcal‘
yesterday cud those turned down:--— Ithe right field hit or foul by Long in
H. I the. seventh inning?
.. Physically Qualified.
llnrly S. \l’c‘koff, Theodore
Clark, Luigi Marion. William ii "Thc good of the same demands that
‘Snulllyc, Jr.. Joseph Murucu. Joseph the president of the league should be
1.. mm. \‘l'illitlm l6. Plchlos. John, ”:m . , .. ,i ,
'Hitzllf‘leld. James H. Pricc. J11. Jollll~ an,” ulicthcry m “mm S lllllllli‘tfi:
‘chl, Natale Fiorillo, (llll‘dluc r Trowumo ' 0mg good work or had work.
bridgc, John F. Jewels, Ill‘urry ll.
Mourison, Harry A. Dixon. (liacontoi
Pantaleu, Rudolph A. Stlludilluclal UMPlRE BYR
Tlulint Hal-u. Ltlwrencc Duouo. llcr-l
nul'd Brody. Michael ,Kclldl, (lulseppn',
“01.00. Joseph S. liudik, Robert1
‘1’).lli‘lus,‘ Adriano] F‘ldomlDn'l‘fidllsxlnmhi mood is going to ilnmorllllizc hllnsclt"
.o n I‘. ll‘cllgt. .OSf‘lll' . ltrlllm, . - , ., . , . .. , . ._l
llurold .\I. Willulott, Leslie Norlllronnlf" ,“mmg "" '3?” ”mm“ Th“ 5‘" ‘
(loorgc ll. Woodward, Andrew Fltcltpm“ ”f mm“- "9- "0‘ ”l“ 1‘0“-
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John L. Morton. Malcolm Ely Lovc. gentle reader, blll lllt‘anifllllll‘lflllgue“chargi‘tl from tho Nnrwalk llospit:tll,,nch house concurring therein) that
Edwin O. Seymour, Jollll Kvuncz, umpirv, is having his tl‘outhH,‘
Thomas 1“. I‘lfllll‘l‘ll'. Jllscllh Mocllol'l, taltc ll front rvcrybody. A {cud scenls'
Hugh J. Cook. Robert Brown. Glllfi-‘“) lnvc broken out in the F, ,1 ”9..
cppe Chiaill. William A. chd, Luicl ‘ ' . ““‘ ’l
«alligalr. Bclu Loval. William I‘. “W"n “Old BI“ Biron find a Ill'mlbel‘.
'ldvalls, Gustave A. Amundsen. Fl‘fllll’. "or players. The first blood was shed'
.l. Spiuctta. Vinccnm l‘llssnfltllltl'\.1who“ McGI-aw. manager 0“ the at.
w. , , . . J, ' .‘ .' l
E‘mdp‘k‘k Monte. Gdb‘,“ l“"',‘"“" :lllts. exchanged some passes with tho
l‘llom'ls lludson, Joseph ‘ “clock, 1‘ ‘1. ll D' 1 6' ll 1 vl
George A. Wilson, James E. Cllssldyn .za .‘ 1° tamonl. nice ‘1'“ c "
Frederick chncssy. William J. l "l‘ybOlb’ has limp picking on hull, and}
lit-hoe, leorgc Chamberlain, JOStlllll; if it were not, for the fact that he is
A- Karl, Ferdinand Ellington, Cilslll‘l'n mighty game man llc would have Brothers Company was settled wrote-ran” territories subject. to the jurisdic-
dlly. a compromlsc bclng c.flcctcd.|
Donn. Percy Crissoy. Arthur W. ()lll- , , ,,
moon. R. S. Mills, Lester T. Oukcsmhave thrown up the sponge 10m, ago. .
lutlpll w. Collins. George 'l‘otlL. Th“ “"1“; incidt‘lltlllll'v a"? gelling
.loscall M. Letizia, Judson .l. Pollcy,jpl'elty tired of
liovannl Fradino. Paul Bill‘lt‘k. Pllul‘aportsmnnship, and bpnvpns knows
glislaihsl‘trg‘yfigln:?n.iCI’-Qll'111illht‘llfii. they havc no love for an umpire.
~.twar . c oua . mtamm \0\':l(‘l, ‘ ‘ . L .
Joseph Svalduz, Frank E. Ryan. Some of the hardest uolk llcsldent
t‘lltil‘les lCcrreta. Jollll ll. Buckmnn. 7‘9“” 0f ”1“ National League 11115
John Adamek, (‘llm-les Burr Drcw,'doue in the past few weeks is slap-
Frauk J. Guarnieri. Calvin (l. Millcr.‘
William F‘. Frolic“, Nicola Palumbofimdmged in umpire-balling.
Charles E. Donuts.
Action Postponcod.
George E. Aiken. Alfred E. Emcrw
boll, Frederick Williams.
Physically Disqualified.
Samuel Bonucr. Albert l9. Fickc.
George Waller, Stephen S. Rawcyskl.
Lawrence F. Calla‘ha. James A.
Coombs. Charles H. Sniffcu. Burnett
0. Weeks. Michael Cudnlly, Ferdilr
and Kovacs, Leslie J. Over-ton, Rob-
cl't Monroe. Clarence Seymour, Clar-
ence E. Caldwell, Charles H. Nord-
man. Edward D. Randall, TOblllS .l.
‘Kramer, Clinton 1?. Lawson, John F.
Condry, Jacob Rubin, Eugene Nym-
mly, Eugene Corbcslcro, John- E.
Mavis, Percy E. Cantrell. John Joseph
,Horan, William Hines, Charles Levy.
'Ramlon J. Larrauri, Phillip E. Smith,
Harold E. Mead. Pasquale Papilla,
Randolph hello):
luveotigntlon Under Way.
”NEW YORK, Aug. .2.-Agenls of the
Dcpzirtment of Justice, it. was said to.
day, were conducting an investiga-
tion here‘to learn- if marriage, brok-
ers have been supplying women as
wives for men seeking exemption
from service with the National Army. '
The lnvestlgnllon is said to be the
result of two days' work by mem-
bers of the. department after they dis-
covered that army of the men apply-
ing for montage licences know little
or nothing shout the women they
were. Min; to mom hon“ ulq
Mum to ml: 1’ than.
hemmltoftbouctmmeoby
the feds-cl mm than I": u-
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SPELKES PLAY NOROTONS
Thc Spclkc baseball loam of Slam-
ford, will play the Norotons, Sunday,
probably at the West and field.
Spclkcs have obtained the service of
Matty Brennan. ‘
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PHILADEDPHIA, Pm, Aug. 2.—Low
Tcndlcr, making his debut as a light-
weight, outboxed and outfought Terry
McGovern. here last night at Shibe
Park.
. Lemon Juice
for Freckles
elm! lake beauty lotion at
home fol-am: com Try It!
. Squeeze the juice of two lemon: in
to in bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white. shake well. and you
have u quail-tot pinto! the boat freckle
end tun lotion. and completion bouti-
llor. at no. my vault-at. ‘
You M in: the an.” III If
It is rumored today that Battling lKunz. the local lightweight champion
"Iron cross not worth anything.” Oh yes it is. Less than $.00].
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Norman Plitt, former clever pitch or in the Portland lustern -lfiagu‘e.lat the R9392
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IHolkc of the Giants come through with a funny play yesterday. Dime lslorm. :13
0 across with a filled? d if
‘rcc.-utly mode ’3' the gas company.
Wm
in Bridgeport soon.
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Tlle heavy thunder shower stopped the Yanks and Browns from: play tsemmmd to Bridgeport jail for [if-I ”(.05 out of tho my
inning. ,
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Several Manufacturers Met With Hat!
ters‘ Officers
Practicolly the only uc\‘t-ln:‘llanl of
today in the Danbury halting; situation
was a conference halal yoslertlay i.
the l‘rlrlbu'y (‘lub llt‘th‘t"! tllc l“.'n(‘(“‘.“l
of the bottom“ assocllltbrs mid several
manufacturers other than tlmm v.'.o
rcccutly l-oxglcstcd the form-allow of ll.
local huttcrs‘ organization that. w: M
be separate from lilo llllitcd Hilt-_
tors.
'l'llc contm'lrnco discrnsrd the situa-
mcnt in the near future.
clusion' it was: rumored that an
ogrl‘clncul u'tll boon reached llndcr
which the innmt‘cclurus :Itlclldlug
tllc mooring \v .uld rcopcn lllcll' plllnts.
The rumor has ofllciallv‘dellird ill tho}
oll‘lcwt of the hailcrs’ ormmlzation‘
\v‘ll::'c it \Kltfi stated that l':‘.1“(0ll-!
furnace li'llfi‘ll'Wlt'Vl l'lc situation con-i
cillornbly and it was hopud that ill
mil-ht lend to unimportant dot/cloth|
inch? to the poor futuri.
No manufacturers
rcllchcd would
thr- conference or discr
results.
HOLD LONG CONFERENCE
lfis its possible
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FAMILY FIGHT IN COURT l
Another lamlly scrap was alred in
tho uptown court. this morning before
.ludco Pumice. Charles Mnnkc, of Sll-g
vcrnlinc, was arrested on a Wurmntl
by t‘o'lslllhlc llryllll ll. Silk yesterday;
on tho complaint of Rudolph Meyerl-IJ
also of Sllyol‘nlll‘lc. ’l‘lto castle was cnnll‘ Warren and Wot-ks. Total, 8.
ltinuod ltnlll Scptmubcr 1st, in ol-llcll
to give tho pill-tics iuvolcod more Null
Some day some Gopuw of the. (“wt in which to l‘lllllCllllly settle tllcll‘ illf- Jam, resolution proposing an amend.
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NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES
Tho. followiIII;r pnlil-ltls were dis-
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yesterday and today:
Rn crt Fostclln, Wmlpnrt.
W‘ «to (Fathom. 4 Aikcu slrcct.
Mi: Marlo Bosch. llluc llountuln
li‘tlrm. .
The bnspllol e-dmltm‘. for trcotmmll
today on” unknown man who was ov-
crcoulc by the bout. lllu nunlc will be
ascertained lllll‘l‘Jllmll rccnvcl'l'.
PAVING STRIKE SETTLED.
The pavin’g strike of tho W'Itrrcn.
rhrrcby the company and thou mct
much other half way. Operations were
”10 display 0‘ bumJli‘lnS “131W! today “11‘1“" ”“3 was‘r‘crlttive unless it shall have been rati-
ington strcct bridge.
‘STAMFORD DENTIST PROTESTS
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ping the lines on player-l; who havel pypsjghl, Dr, Frank G. Dolzln, a Sump?
ford dentist,
‘Ulll'llu ill. the superior court to aglc for
all iuiuuclion rcstmluiug the owners
.of the sign from mainlalnlngittherc.
{Tho sign was erected by the Hub
iClolhiug (70., and Morris Lister, pres-
Ildent of the. concern. was numEd as.
fondant in the prnceclivtgs.
llr. Doluu says: the stgn projects
labovo his window and shuts off con-
lsiderable light in the day time. The
;glurc at night has made it necessar)
for him to spend considerable money
to lmvc his eyes treated, the. dentist
'says. As the dentist has a lease on
this promises he feels his rights ought
to be protected. Judge Curtis re-
served decision.
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G. THOCKMORTON LOSES
PHILADELPHIA, Pfl., Aug. 2.—Ger—
ald Emerson of East Orange, "N. J..
,sprang a surprise yesterday wh'enlhe
‘defeated George Throckmorton of New.
York in the semi-final round of the
'junlor championship of Pcnuaylvanla,
6—1. 7-5 » ,e‘,‘
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FIVE DEATHs IN NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN. Aux. 2.—F‘lve per-
sons died here yesterday.
than at the New flush Hospital. on
lmnmpmmtlmthmotm
mkflkvodlohenrm Thom
mmwyum~w
mm; 'M but.
leached-t I 4:“on
“N“flfllmm
5m“. charged by his wile with as“have a substitute amendment forbid-
.ludgc Gvorgc ll. Vosburgll.
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9113' ploV, “The Tale of Two Cities," —
lul'cc: proccr, While traveling along,
lEmlIh hlain street after yesterday's
'ot the whole resulted in a victory"
,farvthe time limit plan by 56 to 23. .
Later on in the-Senate. Stanator Borah
sought. a ratification of the vote “5‘
,der which the change had been writ.
ten into the original resolution. This
liiizle the vote was 55 to 23 in favor
. . 1 of the Harding “mollificr.”
1,130 North Mdmj Senator Pllcllm made on effort to
lMorris Epstein,
41““. "’5” again QWHWH‘ today byfding only trafllc in distilled spirits so
‘thut win-Es and bccrs would not conic
Somewhat of the damage done by under the Federal ban. His amend
he lightning. yesterday RHOI‘DOOD. lament was dcfcuted 55 10,26.
cilectcd in the fact that Taylor Kc} -—-——
‘olden. ll‘ll‘. 10C?! “la! estate and lnsur— iLIGHK‘Nh‘IG STRIKES
inc-u firm, hull ten claims up to the
MANY PLACES
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ALL LAGES .......... . .....
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$2.00 SILK PARASOLS . . . ..
$1.09 SILK PARASDLS . . . . . . . .
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were-Iv. time for damage done. .
--l\’illisni Furuum in Charles I)lcl:— NGRWALK AND VI-I
Elg‘lllTY,-CAUSING DAM-
t today.
the North Main l
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Morris Fpsl ion.
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llioyt Son's Nu‘wcl’y, New Canaan. on
WiHiIImIDattalo and Toncy Donetthiu way to Nol'n’fllk, had to return
:he no local young men lvho Normand got a team of oxen to dz-ar' the
loan days charged with assault, were Knobttes Terror Stricken.
‘loc :11 beach and while they were in tho.
llo the. States, to bccoulc valid as a
three -ol
a recall of the heat. There were touc-
WC“!
,lwvtiltcd :\ new trial bv Judge Condom!
illolldcy, and will be liberated.
A number of the. local factories, in-
cluding Hypo" Illglcy's and Norwnlk.
Lock Company. rcsulncd operatlo‘ls,
llll'l morning, after (losing down bc-
copscfixof‘ l‘le llt'al. The 1?. S: G.. and
Lockwood's remained closed.
“William Furllum {:1 Charles Dicky
("1.3 plot“. “'l'hc Talc of Two Citics,"
21'. tho it “1.3"“ today.
Sunk thicvcu sccm to be the
menace this ycttr. chllcsday two lo-
col young men wcut buthing at a
walrr some pcrson look the oppocl
luulty of relieving one of them or
$.95 and the Oilléi‘ or a pair of shoes.
cumulus-Ulla ‘
PROHlBl'I‘ION
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Nuw, Norris, Page, l’oilldcxller, Short}.
“'11“ 00“” bflflullll, Smith of :‘llf‘lllfllfll. Sluoot. Slot“. the South Norwulk fire alarm system
my anything about. ling, Sutherland and Watson. Tomlmul of commission. and broke :l mini.
lbcr of light and telephone wire
' street
all night, and some 300 telephones it:
various parts of the district .‘were rc-
ported as being out of order.
29.
Grand total for CS.
Scumots opposing
wet-c:
Democrats—w-Brou:‘sal'd. ICuibcrsom
(lorry. liltrdwiclt', Hitch-och, llusttngH
Joint-s. Lewis. [{llclm. l’cutclxne,’
Reed and Underwood. Total, 12.
llepublictluswlilwuldo; cc, (7 a l d c r.
l-‘rllncc, Lodge. l’cm‘ow, Wadsworth,
the resolution
Text of Resolution.
The text. of the resolution follows:
Lllt'lll to the Constitution of the Uni
lcll Status.
lltlsolvcd by the Scuttle lllltl House
lll Congress usscillblcd (two-thirds of
who following lllilelldllltln‘l to the Con-
lstlllltiou be” and hereby is proposed
'palt of the Constitution, when ruli-
Iflcd by tho Legislatures of the sev-
lcrul States as provided by the Con-
stitulton:
Article -.._ Section 1. The manu-
fucturc, sale or transportation of in-
toxicutlng liquors within. the impor-
ttltlon thereof into. or tho exportation
.tltcrcof from tho [lulled Slutcs and
lion thereof for beverage purposes is
lllcreby prohibited.
l Soc. " This article shall be loop-
a.
I lied by an amendment to the (Muslim~
~llull by the Legislatuues of thc soy-l
leral States us provided ill tllc.(‘ml~l
ELECTRIC SIGN NEAR OF'FICE;Stiluti0n within six years from that ficc at the. Bishop 8: Lyncs coal yard
Declaring thllt a large electric signtdole of the subullssiou hereof to the.' was struck and partly demolished by‘
the lightning. Another elm in front}though lightniu'
;Statcs by the Congress.
Sec. 3. The. Congress shall have
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appeared before .lud‘ml the power to enforce this article by} West avenue, was also struck and
iapprdpriale legislation.
1‘ Time Limit Amendment.
. Section 2 of the, resolution its puss-1
.cd is the so-callcd Harding amclld-‘
ment proposed by the junior Senator
from Ohio, and it was on this mod
crating cluutc which imposes upon
the States of tile Union the. obligation
to make their decision one way or
the otlierrwitllin six years on the
the , support of many conservative
Senators, men who would under no
circumstances- have voted for a reso-
lution without the time limitation
was obtained.
Therewas an cfllort made. by Sen-
ator Box-ah to have this limiting sec-
tion stricken front the measure. Mr.
Borah darned the Senate that the lim-
ltation tea-tumor the proposed enact-
ment endangers the constitutionality
of the entire resolution. He said that
.suohiorm of submission lathe States
Iudd a thing outside the Constitution
of the United States and that Sen-
Iators in supporting it were taken
chances with hhvlng drafted a law
which would not stand the test of
com examination ‘
Nevertheless the argument failed
of In desired effect. The Harding
anent no a compound” which
that“ mm of Tom. and load
on tho
- all its fury.
‘autl dcposiled ill the crock some diu-
,young Pflcl‘llc. who here out. in condos.
Ifor years never remembqr a worse
storm at that place.
from the Country Club just as the
lstortn was commencing to get in its
lwork. He hlld not gone-far. when
in bolt of lightning struck Lis unlu-
3nlobllc, doing but slight dalllatgc. The
tour was put out of collulllsslou and
,Mi‘. Jarvis continued the journey on
Ifoot, later sending Mr. Vaust to who
the car to the garage.
knocked out by the storm.
question of a “bone dry” nation that , completely
tree were scattered in every dire- “Mrs Winslo v’s So thin S u
. 7 . , afternoon during the storm that manyl g l .0 B Silt pp
t?” tand “Ki: M": £0, fingng‘;eg{ of Norwalk’s gardens would sufferfiteething babies have lost all_
“3 ree w c wer ve ’ The damage was confined mostly lolfor them, they know they I:
had been agreed on between the urine ..
loin! proponent of the .mlon. his will
At The Knob the storm a‘upculcd ill
Thorn u‘crc: malty pcople
at that resort ‘.l'll"ll it broke loose
Phone 113-3.
Sewer Pipe, land
Fire Proofing
RAYMOND poor ' 123
Building Material of EveryKin'd
137 Wuhmg' will.
Tile, Well Pipe—
Material, etc. ..
nnd‘tlle severe lightning caused many ~
women and chtldroll to faint. TI‘PRS
were blown over and the ice cream
stzlnd was taken off its foundation
tattoo away. Much opprcllccsion was
had for the safety of some of tho
but luckily tl.~:rc—. were no flltzllitics.
Tllcsc who have ficqucntcd the Knob
Mr. Jarvls Walked Home.
Stephen S. Jarvis slatted for home
Fire Alarm Systems Out.
A falling tree. on Taylor avenue put
Children Cheerfully
and Patiently
Treated by'Modern,
Painless Methods.
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Chm” for Very
Beat Dental Work.
A
Aceutic
BRSM.
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75 Smith M
’ Hours 9 a.
16 Year. In mull! art)
the Practice of
Hlnh-Clasc
Dentistry.
«34%»
Surgeon
BENT l§T
Painless ‘
and Constitution. ‘
Dentlstry
.Sympathetlc
Trent-om
Gas Admlnlm
by the Oxygen’
Method.
Office
lililTZ
aln Sheet Gold and POW“!
m. to 9 p. Restoration.
ointment. A“ kinds M Art!
clal Denture - '
Crown and no.
Work, Etc, Elm.
lully Donn
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s. The.
lighting system was disabled
.The
also
First District Fire Alarm was
Nash's Island Home Struck.
The big house on Nash's island.
Norolou. omlcd by LN.“ H. Nash. of‘tO shelter from the downpour.
South Norwlllk. was struck by light-i
ping. and the front damaged. 'l‘wo“
bit.r lrecscn tho isluutl were, oil-.0 hit.
Damage on oeunty Street.
C. Jackson While won one of the
ullfortunates on County slrcct. Tllc,
lightning tore lhr- linoleum off one of
his floors and did _olllcr damage to
”19' W00d“'0|‘k 0? his 1'9““9110'9- H‘s On the toad front South Norwulk to at > -
neighbors Austin Wilson and Kcuscttmew Canaan nmny large trees fell gala; or, 1" ‘S'S' Marietta,
themcm‘ss the highway. and for a. timeyboxeg gu
l’lt‘sseler were also victims of
lightninlrl‘s pranks. the damage to
their houses being slight. ’
ln Rowaylon considerable of the,
force of the. storm was felt. Several em. was kept, busy clearing ”,em up, em.“ 3 boxes gum.
places were struck. Among tllcsc=
worn the Rowuylon Hose Housede
which was slightly damaged.
deuce in Rowuyton avenue. was
knocked down. Cliludc V. Poyvez, of
CRowayton avenue and Crockett street,
had it portion of the roof removed.
'1‘th old round house at Wilson's
Point. suffered by an attack of light.-
ping yesterday afternoon. the entices
back of the building being torn apart?
and splintered. '
A large elm tree in front of the of.
of the home of Alexander Semple, ot'
considerably damaged.
Damage in Elrst District.
Scores of large and beautiful trees
were shattered and uprooted by the
lightning in the. first district. and
many houses were damaged when
they fell.
A large cherry tree on the property
of. Sheriff Nelson W. Benedict, ot'
\Vcstport avenue. was ‘struck and
and children Lo leap for their lives.
Lunch bushels, boxes and choir con-
routs, dishes, knives, forks, spoons.
etc, wore scatter-yd all our
directions.
ing up tllc children and hulrried them}
Another cur had the motor burned
out just us it was in the ccntcr of
the bridge loading to Roton Point.
and was stalled them for it long
time.
l
had linoleum branches blown off, so
Mutt. they will have. to be cut downl
blocked trllvel. Several cedar trees;
Hit the vicinity of Barry's grove “'91'0,Carollna, for distribution. 1.509..
’llo-wn over and the owner of the prop- '
Some. of the other trees reported;
down more opposite the residence of,
‘ The, Mrs. Annie C. Huviland. High streettifor distribution. 1,000 Camel cjg’
chbuncy 0" Marshal BMW" 5 “’5“; Miss Mary Palmer, Golden Hill strcctgand 1 box chewing gum.
one in front of the entrance to ‘The
Knob; one in from of Mrs. Wesley
G. Wood‘s prop-arty, Roton avenue.
and one ill Summit street. These;
kept Street Foreman Horace Lewis
bind his men busy.‘ With the trees
went electric light and telephone
wires ,and there was great confusion
ercrywhcre for some time.
Light Station Undamaged
The South Norwnlk Electrical
Works ran all through the storm; al-
entered the plant
seven limos. The only interruption in
the service came from trees falling.
on the wires ill various places through-
out tho Second Taxing District. The)
street lighting service was on again;
about 9 o'clock. , P
Fuses were blown out in the major-1
ity of electrically equipped houses in,
thc'flrst district. yesterday afternoon
during the storm. and the electric,
company is head over heels today try-g
mg to repair them heforonlght. ' ‘
demolished. Pieces of the
long. ‘
Two beautiful elm trees on the
grounds of Hillside school Were also
hit. One ,of the trees was entirely
uprooted, and the other shattered,
and .looked as though a circular saw
had been run down the trunk in half
a dozen place's. .
Seven trees in the Wilton avenue
section were damaged. and one came
chilly fine. elm near the home of Ste-
phen R. Bray. 64 Wilson avenue. This
tree when struck tell across‘the front
of Mr. Bray'a house.
Another large «aim in contact with
the lightning on the Storm estate
in 35 East avenue, and in falling just
moped the house and struck and
crushed in a corner of the plum.
Norwalk Hm Struck.
ll 'muck the porch of the
home at John W. Cochin. on Pro-r
* smut. room during the
. and ripped all A number
Cochran. 'M m
dame-um
It was feared for a time yesterday
corn. and it is thought by the 'local;
farm bureau that. most 'of the cord
was simply blown over. not broken.
and could be easily straightened.
Westport did not suffer ns'much as
Norwalk during the storm yesterday
afternoon. A number of trees were
struck, and the trolley system was
tied up for some time. The many
bothers at. Compo Beach were comforp
ably'housed in the pavtlllon, where
they gathered in excited groups to,
swift the outcome of the storm. . A
large number of people had to walk to
Weslporl. as the Comm trolley line
was blocked by a few from and limbs
hwhich had fallen corolla the. tracks.
The automatic clonal systcm'on the
Bridgeport line was out. of commission
for some time. resulting in a lion-
mnlemettt or (trim
dams "step . _
m'impl. at the Nomi W.
m «not Mil”
the’lcft town
street, and the ptlsscngcrs flow in alllwm "9 wclcomcd Wi‘h much
Several of the businessllhl’h‘ arrival.
men in the vicinity assisted lu pick-Elias expended from the Hour
fund. and cigarettes and ch - ,
were purchascd from Thomas A.‘ ‘
:lys Smokc Shop, who klndlyful‘flll
“he articlcs at cost prices. The.
signmcnts wcl’h as follows:
lswoiu‘s plate, at the Common
Pier, Boston,“ for
Hundreds of trees were uprooted (yr! Rcyno, 1,500
lcigarctles and 4 boxceof guilt.
I .
schedule mil in: M
“8MOKES.” ., ,
“Smoker for the Naval Mm.
yesterday afternoon;
The amount u:
To J. J. (lullrnleri, first-class
distribution: v ,1
Salisbury. 1.000 ,, ..
To Arthur R. Kelly, first-clan
for
1,000' Camel slum
m. .,
To Seaman N. C. Scott; U. S;
bury, 1,000 Re
ynos, 1.0.00 Cam
To Theodore G. Brothcl'm
class gunner‘s mate, U S..
The regular weekly dance W
at. the Norwalk Yacht Club this
plug. The attendance was re.
due to the electrical storm.“ '
Prosecuting Attorney Ed'w
Quinlan. of Wall street, was in‘
port on business yesterday;
MINING BABIES
. All
Mothers Rest and Stop to
This news may seem too goo
true, but it sure is right. L
Young mothers are getting WI}
listening to the tips experience
them are handing ont.’ - .,
Hundreds of mothers right in ’
own home town testify 3ch
worry after a few doses.- Aso'
mother expressed “It seem
like a charm. you could‘see, ,_
one pickup and improve from.
dose." . _ ~ ‘
"Mrs. Winslow’s [Soothing
sure its along looked’d)
teething kiddies, it mites} m
and mind you not a gramlo
formula right on the hold , _
you know just whatqou. or
No hit or.misa about "m
smp-"
amnio- amp." it dam:
on one the“ “little on.
with the um calcium,
now all"
Norwalk Chronicler