TODAY.
“—-
1 , temperature :
' Fair.
ms FORECAST
florist): ind vicinity: General‘.
My night and Friday. probafl
.4 1 moderate east winds:
have occurred during the last:
in all the northern districts;
, tans eastward to Maine. The:
7 is lower this morning in?
H western and northeastern dis-I
it continues high elsewhere‘
or the Rooky Mountains. p
at low pressure extends from,
‘mrtheastward to Upper Micki-j
Marcus of high pressure are
‘11 over North Dakota and Maine.‘
which A vssa scoj'
lligli, ill); longi _
A l
The government rémdstions in
regard to the making of men’s
suit: has been carefully car-
ried out and what is the re-
suit?
The simplicity of the models
has surely added to their style
and their becomingness for
men.
Just try on one of our $25 suits
and go into conference with
the mirror. .
l
‘ groom’s home.
Rogers 8r Stevens
{NORWALK
scum nonwALK;
lilrs. Duties. of 32 Lexington avenue.
ll‘ODOl‘lOd to the police the loss of in
A young daughter
.7 flag.
fl, ted States Navy as
odlco.
m 'of Hefner's East Side
eavlew avenue.
emu raised the banner.
notes of the Village Club.
“000d straws $1. O’Brien,
p...—
ealer.‘ backed
siren away.
~—
' local
lngton street bridge.
edslnege was done.
F0§8’ CfiOGOI-ATES
35.6 to 50¢: half lbs.
60c1>to’»$1.25 one lbs. .
12c and 15c sample sizes
_________ pocketbook containing ‘5'. Some one
it
became ,.
luorn- '
Howard S. Anderson, 23 years old.
a city. yesterday enlisted in the
luacliinist’s
s’thmugh the Bridgeport necruuq
._ [complaint was lodued with the no this ”PM”
iloc‘rolative to the actions of East Sid
youngsters throwing stones upon the
l‘ ‘ ' mm on cd for the outing of the club and for
An ofilcer was sent a“
to investigate and gave each cube?n Sunday, July 23-
boys a warning that if the practice was I
«not stopped arrests would be made.
There Were no set ceremonies when“
. rvlce flag containing forty stars
_.-ralsed over the highway at the
.. nlpsuk termln‘sl oi the. trolley line
yesterday-afternoon. “Mayor" Billy
. risen «was the master of common.
ed and Joseph Sergeant a Spanieli War
The‘neCes.
cmlunds were collected by the young
,While turning around on West aye-
nue'yesterdny afternoon, a large auto
belonging to. A. 'l‘. Bates,
into a telegraph
the corner of Courtlandt Place.
ruck hit the pole with such force
was knocked into the street.
' electric light authorities Were not-
' the
étl..pnd.the broken pole was later
. lo - driving along " Washington
let st last evening, the horse belong-
‘ " to- Dr. G. 'M. Brundage. the well-
. veterinarian,
tightened and bolted. Before Dr.’
dagei could stopjhlm he lied dash-j From iii e first day ,
p-Washington street and ran mu'hours of all union barber shops will
in”) the dummy C” “def ‘1‘“ be. as roilows, s a. m. to s p. in. Sat-
Tli‘e poor
mywes very badly injured—in
was fatally injured as” the tan-l Fragment.
loss was smashed and the filame; ‘
ént .ltwas .hardly recognizable!
,wassoon stopped before any;
. 1 license“
told, her that they had seen another
lady of that section find it. When ask-
ed concerning this, the woman dented
‘ Point Park.
arrived at the.
“home, of Mr. and Mrs. John N, Tuttlcfi
Jig-of 16 Leonard street. this
The mother and cilild are doing
(Thief of Police William R. PenningL
ton received word this morning from
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Rob-I
bins B. Stoeckels, of Hartford, that
the Public Service license of Louis
Capella. No. 1446, had been suspended
indefinitely.
, A meeting of the Norwalk Rifle club
:vvlll be held at the Mahackemo ltunze
at 8 o'clock. All officers
e and members are requoE'ted to be on
hand as arrangements will be complet-
albday shoot at the Wilton Range
W
t
~l’anallias, $2 to $4. O'Brien. i
William Brennan. of Stamford. in-
spector of motor vehicle operators.“
yesterday arrested Joseph Pipitone for
violations of the motor vehicles laws.
Plpitone. a'jltney driver, was arrested
on West avenue by the slate agent. and
was ordercdto appear in cobrt this.
morning at 9 o'clock. He failed to' pill
in his appearance on time and was put
up a bond of $25 for appearance to
'morrow morning before Judge long
I burgh. '.
i A man has been making the rounds '
of this city for the past. several days,
selling President Acidl’roof Ink and
in demonstrating his wares uses sam-l
pie checks or the Todd Protecto‘gt‘apli‘
0.0.. of Rochester. N, Y. 'Edword_‘ W.’
Ogle. the local representative of the
company stated this morning that the.
loan has absolutely no right whateverj
.to use the checks or the panic of the
Tod Protectograph Co.. and wishes to
inform the local merchants of this' “-1
legal. practice. '
W I
NOTICE
. Union Barber Shop . i.
of August on the
i
urdays 8 a. In. to 9 1). ill. 1
OTTO LINDSTROM. l
FRANK MACALUSU.
Secretary. l
aw”.-
ARRESTED Fen seesomo. .
Raymond Colbert was tried. at the
Wiltonfihwn Hall. b‘etore Judge Mer-i
. :rilt. on Menday‘nlght, on charges _0 ,
I exceeding the speed limit and “$3:
.' utomobile without an opera .
an .8 ' He was arrested Sunday by;
Constable Philip O'Neil, on the Dan-
bury road. He was. fined :10 and
costs. and was warned
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i
’ against. being
. ' caught driving a car‘again’wlthout‘ a‘
license. .... . .
' ,. young people. . -
' made in Henry’s new automobile, i... about
’wd more. than that on the route home.
having picked it up. - ' i
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i ~Fireworks, Friday night, . Roion Jean Cohen have returned to their cooler. was looked upon with suspicion autumn 0“ winter comprise 120.0301“?
libus preserved for winter use are Oyster Bay.-
leaderrvi'ill be the; ‘pbako’rof thermeethpeople .015 the farmfi‘ihat‘i‘there‘ was
. ‘ingand will gl'ue. a valuable, instructs. ‘ '
" vatst‘eeimmit‘atthel iibu‘ry Fair nex .
"Gilliam and cm in»: so Flamed
NOR WALK 1 f .7 Beach Gasoline Tank‘ ' .
l l“ The oysterboat Mamie, , owned by
‘ . ‘ The Andrew M11“ fer Company.
. 50cm? .... .....-. .. ..
‘ W ..’ “ ' , . ‘. edge in Long 511.111th , yesterday
' ‘ i v‘ ‘ ‘aflernoon. The captaifiend the crew,
and Personal . ‘ebout eight all on, seabed? .
’ .. The fire started in the cabin at the
stern of the boat. It spread so rapidly
NE WS the crew were forced to 153'? over
5 ‘ H ‘ .. , W When the flames reached the
. ; Milne tank, ité ‘ared up in a pillar
‘ o: flame. ""
Miss Mabel Hennessey of Detroit: The Martha was about a mile south
Mich. because the war bride of Mnr- by west 0‘ Pratt’s Island “’13" the.
shell Hubs of Wilton Tuesday night fire was noticed on shore. immediate—
at the rectory of St. Joseph’s church. .
Mr. Herbs is to so into the army with- out out from Pratt‘s island, Walfackp
m a short time, and their wedding trip Point and other places. The members
will be bidet on that account. William 0f the crew were placed in two row-
L. H. Perkins of Wilton was best man boats and taken “Show Some of the
and Miss Annie Carroll was maid of mil::Tlgiatlhzggifsilril:332u5ftil‘he boat
1 , .
honor. A reception followed at the was notified and he went to Stam-
ford at oncc. At his place in this
.‘h‘fi. John Nedg:b;-Tler, son Henry. (fly, it was . said that the captain's
and daughter of 55 North Fairi'ield name was “0‘ known by the 99’5"“):
avenue, have returned from a trip to. charge. . f' a
Spot'ford, New Hampshire. which Was‘ The Martha “'35 m5“ 5999“ ‘f'
11:30. Silo conninued to drift
miles being made in one day coins up. 31’0“" ”mm”? mm “’35 above “mt?"
at 2 in the afternoon. .\
? She was about 50 feel ions. and was
equipped wlfll gasoline engines. ‘
\iiss Rae Abramson of 9 Benton
street, South Norwalk. was married to T” "
1y a number of rowboats and canoes .
Because several persons who wet shed the Fourth of July parade in Springfield. Mass, failed to remove their
rate when the flag passed therewas a riot. and this picture shows its beginning. with the police trying to stop it.
Charles Levenihai of 235 Main street. MAY BE MOTHER
Stamford. last Friday afternoon, by SHIP FOR SUBMARINES
Justice Edward O. Jansen. The couple — 1—»
will reside in stamford. i BOSTON. July 25.—-Tlie unknown:
‘- armod ship sighted oil Nantucket Sun-1
day morning by Captain William Price.‘
The Miss“ Gertrude Tarlov and of Schooner Elizabeth King. of Glou-
cum-ut-
homes, after spending Wednesday today by naval officials, some of whom
, . , believed it might be a mother ship for
:39: glint?” and relatltes in Bridge German submarines opoluting oi! the
iva England coast. “The mysterious
ishlp was soon lzu‘: two hours before a
ll-lloiit attacked the lug Pcrlll Anlboyr
uud hos low of! Orle ns. '
N- Y.. '5 51’9“de a few days with h" Tim ell-uncle \'(‘.~'.<Ia’l. with guns foret
Parent-v. Mr. and Mrs. (leorsc Mi W000 and aft. was reported it) be in the line
of Silvcrmlnc avenue. , -ofi trans-Atlantic iravcl about twenty
- ____.~ ‘ ‘ lul‘los south-southeast of Nantucket
'Srmli Shout Lightship. The boat dis-
played neither flag nor name and car-
ried heavy wireless oquiplllcni.
MIS. llaroid W. Sutton 01‘ listonah,
Mrs. Charles McPhchon of Devon
is spending a week with her mother. _
Mrs. lloulcr Foote. who is staying to Captain Price. upon reaching (.ilou"
Straiford. Both are former residents "95“" ‘3’“ “m“, ft’tmrlf’tl that the
of Norwalk 1811”) came within one hundred foot of
the Elizabeth King 'and trained its
gum upon the schooner. but did not
Mrs. Donny Hall of Academy street hall her. When t'aptliin l’rico spoke
left yesterday for Bridgeport. where the steamer, an officer l‘t’Xtilt‘tl in a for
she will spend the balance of the sum- chm tongue. I
mer. ‘ l
“.4. w... .. _..._._....4...
53’
sums CAN BATHE AT SHORE. "
Department of Justice oiliclals this
THE CORPORATOR8 OF THE morning notified Chief Pennington
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY fillet malesud female enemies Would
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING 'be permitted the, pril’ilogc of bathing
Te annual meethg oi'the corpora- at Retail Point and Compo Be‘ach.
tors‘ of the Norwnlk Savln'us Society ‘every Saturday and Sunday. from the
was held yesterday in the banking‘ibours of12 o'clock,*>noon,‘ until 8
house of the societyi‘Dr. Henry K. W.’o'c10ck It night. Juli. . . . .
Kellogg was unanimously elected at The aliens are ver-ydhaukful for this
corporatol- of tie'hoci'eiy. privilege and it is hoped they will not.
William ll. Hunter, Albert A. Betts'albuso the privilege by any Huntsman
and George‘!‘. Belts. whose term of of their rsbtrictlone.‘
oflice as directors had expired. were,
rc-cleclcd to serve for three years. ,‘
immediately alter the carpal-liters"
meeting the directors met and organ-'4
lscd as follows:
‘ President~stcphen H. Holmes.
her of complaints have been :00de
about, malralieus going 5-.01 their
limits and going around too much. it
Vl l’ ‘lldd ‘ H F C leburn ‘no restrictions of the female aliens as]
'09- re on w cnry. . “o . , .
Secretary and Treasurer—Frederick . m “mm they can or‘crmnot 30- }
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A. Elle. ,
. ENJOYED FURLOUGH AT HOME. ~
. I, _
Tellerwshmuel L. Weed.
Bookkeeper-Cyrus W. Gray, Jr. _
Clerkmwultam' ii}. Grindrod. Cant. Peter Sllclnonski. of Hurlbuti
,, ., street, who has heenln camp in South
A CALL To THE PATRfO‘rIC ‘Carolina and who expects to "go
HOUSEWIVES OF NORWALK across" soonyrccently enjoyedwn fun
The drive of the women of Norwslk laugh and. as n parfing gm, présfif‘.
to enroll.in theConnecticut Canning ed his wife with a handsome upright
Corps must be-foonipleted this week. piano. The gift, which has arrived at
and it is most important that every the local station. will console the wife
housewife Joins in time to have her as. while her husband is absent. t
tinialc rrecoded in the final report to;
Hartford. it is most important to re-§
member that he fruls and vegetables
W... .i
HOSPITAL Norse. - 3
Admitted yesterday—John Munck,
i
strictly for your own home consump-3 Admitted ioday—{lnrnct Vnrden.‘
lion. and the idea is to get a definite "ewilnauda, Fla. Mrs. Cora Grant.
estimate as to jusi‘how much each Betta Place. East Norwnlkn ,
home can conserve for its own use and William A. Scllmltt. F. .l.. Fordham
thus leave more of the commercial pro- Universuy, died atnthe hospital last;
duct for the open market. levelling. . \g l
Picflso remember that a personal en- . I
rollment is not necessary to mount. Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt
Telephone Mrs. J. G. Gregory, No. “odyestcrday afternoon took Frank Andre-
or Mrs. Stanley Smith, No. 1464,.nnd- ‘ ,. . . I
tell them just how many quarts you slot, the ma“ Who mmd the ”he? on
hope to do. ill), and an other details Wm .«the local order of the SOUS of tiny, {6'
be attended to by the patriotic ladies; Bridgeport. lull, where he will be con-
, .t’ined‘until his case comes up in Sex“ _
LECTURE ON’HOME CANNING.~ :temb'er. . ~ ‘\
Apubllc lectureis to be held in the. - . L.
Norwalk High school, til 5 afternoon; Th f . ' b ‘S 1
at2t30 o‘clock, which will be on“Home‘ . c actory Of’H' Jaco & onsq
Canning.” .The meeting is under the sh‘be manufacturers, 111d not .0139“ until :.
auspices Of'l’lle HomeEconomic’s com 10 o'clock this morning in order ‘ that.
mlttee and is part. of their drive to till all the employes might, be gl‘vé‘l‘r Tue;
Norwalk's outlets 'on the campaign chancel a - _ ff oi‘ the
:Which isybeine held ,ihroughbumhe drafted :0 :tfng‘hevsgms ~ --
Btate. The young boys, and girls arel ' y 0 amp . '
especially-invited toatfend salt is W- ~' ..
theimni‘enuoh to enlist manager the‘ TIN CAM WERE,vsl,UABi_-E WW.“
.Mlss’ Helen Dolan, assistant club? It is . Within the memory ;of mail?
a limb when‘tin cans were none 115 ‘
plentiful. ‘ Nowfi and; then“ 93.3““.
ng goods .‘w‘e'r'e bought, _. d’iorltlie gmpt'yw
. ys'fcans‘ plenty of uses were found. For
ttee flnstance. .t'ométo plants were. Slant?“
ln themfistandins‘ifi’vthe sun ’ ‘
on Window lou'g'befo're the garden of
ulclesr’elfsnow. til“ ‘ f ‘ .
' ‘tor holding paint . when: Eczema“ ,‘
had he dOlIOpanfltlie smell to
" ”theses-tor, holdinz" ,_ H ‘
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lveand interestimalk on the canning
of junior'conn
120 NORWALKERS ;
LIABLE FOR JURY.
l
The list of Norwnlkers whomay be
called in in to serve on juries. nest
according to figures submitted by the
‘iury commissioners to «Clark Tracy of
the Superior court. Tile lists for the
entire county have been completed and
the Civil Superior, Criminal Superior.
Civil Commons Pleas courts for Jury
duty. 4 : I it
The numbers of jurors jrom the pill.
or cities and towns in the county is:
Brookflcld, 42: Danbury, 102; Darlen.
48; Boston, 48; Fairlleld. 108; Green-
iwlch. 26; Monroe, 48; New Canaan,
84; New Fairtleld. 36; .‘ewtown. 102:§
Bridgeport, 182: Rcdding. Bi; Ridge-f
field, 22; Shelton. 54; Sherman. 30;
36: Wilton. 66. . .
One half of the names selected are ‘Norwalk Hospital at the age of twenty-_
,nlne years. The funeral-will he held -
The list. of Norwaikers drawn by the. Friday morning at 9 o'clock from the
commission to serve on juries this fan chapel of Manresa institute and intel-
sud whose names have been filed with ment W1“ be made in St- Andrew's
drawn to complete the jury lists.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. areas
follows: 1
Samuel M. Alter. C. A. Anderson.:
“Bette, William P. Boersakieor‘ke Wi‘guddenly last evening,“ thevhomo othlfl seal...»
Bradley. Harry J. Bmcken, Charles A. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James‘Ben-g ‘
.l‘iradl'ey. Thomas H. Canty. Jr., E. S. jsmln, 1 Water street. The funerail,
' The notlfldeiion stated that a num- Church. Frank L. Clark. H. W. Cole, will beheld on Friday morning at 10 . Tare will be a meeting of. Uncle
the Slims Club,‘ of the
school, tomorrow morning. at 9 o'clock.
at the school building.
Frederick B. Coleman. W. E. Daniels.
David E. Disbrow, T. S. Donaldson. South Norwalk Baptist Church ofilclat-
:Was also stated that so far there are lj‘rank J- Donahue, 13- Dunlop, G. P~ 111K- The burial “'"l be in Riverside.
' ‘ ‘ -—~Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
1.
Ella, F. R. Emerson. Edward J. Fle-
heriy. John 1.. Fountains. J. M. olov-l
er. William F. Hoyt. Thomas Ci
Keogh, P. Lnrruuri, Frederick Lauder.
Frank Lauder. J. Edward Lycett, C.
S. Mscomhcr, J. Malone, .W. J. Mc-
Hugh. William H. McMahon, A. W. "
Mills, William J. Moore. J. R. Morton.
R. F. Nouck, Eugene F. O’Connor, Da~
vld W. Raymond. G. W. Raymond. Ja-f
cob B. Raymond, Michael J. Riordan.
Samuel Roodncr, Joseph ‘W. Rooney.’
Mack Roth, J. 'r. Shechen. J. P. shew1
han, Thomas A. Skelly, John w. Smith.’
William O. Smith. George W, Stevensu
G. is. Talmadge. Henry Tilly. 1). El
Toomey. E. ’M. Tolles. F‘rank C. Van,
Booy. moms F. Walsh”, Charles HN
White. ” ‘
3—Sentlnel Want. Ads Sure to Pay.
Depot stifle! another day; Send I
LEN-SAL at once. It has helped thong
sends blender: to re . n health. it at
ourexpensc. ltwlll illvour rheumatim.‘
rJloney Book it It Falls .
. chest-n os'°’.':‘i‘i:.‘l°“
CO I OYST.
idles. ~ we lmow it will pyo'sltively till no
solution. . ‘
. . . .OTTLE 0" TB‘A.
>521! 00f‘ ‘ L . "\
mifisd‘tiiiigiimligfii
I . II n I I II ‘
ch‘mdwii ml ,h'yzurrliiogy '
” $1,000 iii-2w
‘- ‘ - touco'oi‘n
Kih'iifilfmmimwmgff
ninth IIIDIT‘OWHIINMJC¢ in:
town -v-W‘m
Samuel Carter
DEATHS Missourians. ‘ Ahhilill Alibi/lib- '
1 ~ VESSEL FIRES
Samuel Carter, of East Rocks Randi
died yesterday afternon in'l’t'estport,§
at the age of twenty-nine years, after?
an illness of one week's duration. ..
is survived by his wife. two unc
Allen Aiken. of Norwslk. fl and Henry
Aiken. of Providence] and one aunt.
Mrs. Sarah Watson: The funeral will
be held from the funeral parlors
Hr 3
ice,
or
ON SUBMARINE
(Continued from First Page.)
. Had the shell exploded after enter‘
, ing the outer hull, it was said, the sub-
marine probably would have been de-
stroyed. As it was, the infir hull evi-
dently was not damaged and the sulr
marine will be ready for service again
as soon as the damagedouter hull
I). W. Raymond. on Washington street,,i plates can be replaced.
on Fri'day itcrnoon at 2:30. Rev.
cbael J. Lynch of St. Joseph’s Church;
Mi-
. not the first since the United States
This was the first
incident of its
will offlciate and interment will be in kind to occur in American waters so
tfar as has been announced. but it is
incl. the first shine the United States
Riverside cemetery. l
William A. Schmltt.‘ F. J.
and Mrs. Adolph Schmitt.
University. died last evening at
cemetery, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Ruth F. Benjamin
o'clock. Rev. J. H. Thompson ‘6!
cemetery.
of Buiralo.
Stamford, i2; Westport, 84: Weston. N. Y.. and professor in the Fordllam
fientcred the war.
Last October the
.American gunboet Nashville, while on
William J_ Schmitt. F. J” son of Mr. patrol duty in the Mediterranean, tired
licatlon.
the
on an Italian submarine. which failed
to promptly answer signals for identi-
One man aboard the sub
marine was killed,
reached port.
l.im‘ltcnant-(‘ommundcr Ermm'
rick. commanding the Nashville, was ,
lordered reduced
rsrnde by the naval count which tried
him, and the sentence was approved
bill the vessel
thirty numbers in
t by Secretary Daniels, despite the fact
‘that the Italian government officially
. interceded in behalf of the officer and
~ > . ,thc court recommended clemency and
Frank. H. Baler, n. W. Board. A. 0. Ruth Francis Benjamin . died my also thatthe officer be commended for
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GARDEN ASSOCIATION NOTES.
North Center
Economy and Character
Gladstone said: “Economy is near to the keynote to char- .
scter and success. A boy that is taught to save his money will i
rarely be a bad man or a failure; the man who saves will rise ‘
in his trade or profession steadily; this is inevitable."
‘ Encourage your boy" to start an account now; and be sure
that ’you, yourself. have already opened an account.
“ THE- PEOPLES .
TRUST COMPANY -
. Of south Norwalkl'Conn.,
. '\ it" I:
o
greed.- -.-
.- BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
banal-tom suites
. _ .Inlherivtw’ersud
Reproductions. ,, . .
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