4 11149111111 which 11 police
21;} mvesltligatins. was received last 7 y
t to 1 a other that an apartment
No.4 Sufilhm j MW' 3,
l l . , Thomas: Henley, Jerry Barney,»
" '7 mu Mix-My, Peter Clone and Thom
police contention that is being held in 4
that city. _
. es and cow-s W meals;
They were iei‘erred to the prosecuting
attorney. _
, 4' SPECIAL 34
BOW TIES
$12.50 to $17.50
1}
I 5
, , Washington Strut:
loom uonwnx.
.' new members We admitted
,- meeting of the Fathers Union,
:1ast evening. Otherwise routine
(:55 was transacted.
2 ladies of the $011131 Norwalk
‘: egafionafl M are W: 3.4
Jr 19:1,. and a cake and apron sale,
e home of Mrs. John Ferris, Bell
d this afternoon
EHome Made Cake Sale. The
en’s Guild. Trinity Church. Fri-
afteruoon. at S‘tillson & Powell’s
~Store.
ecks for the back pay of the 11214
on were given the men when
. reported for duty today by Chief
:1 mgion With the exception of
4i check for Patrolman Cornelius
none); the checks 1191c for $84. 30.
_;:ene_vs was for $2810.
‘nal plans for the clambake of Un-
'.' Tribe, 1_ O. R. M., were made at
meeting held last evening. The
"9 will be held at Calf Pasture, on
'uday, August 8111. The [Incas
y'be ball team will cross bats with
' Greens Farms team. on Sunday
x‘. at Bedford Oval. Greens Farms.
_ iendship Association No. 7.
1.11 Mrs George Davis.
ain sheet last evening. at 'which
. oplans were made for the annual.
cnic of the members of the 113306111-
:11 ulllch will be held at Rye Beat:
«it Monday, July 26th
4.1.: will meet zit Mead's drug store,
North Main street. and take the 9
(I 1. 1; car The next meeting will be
“H on August 17111. With James
a»- ‘n's. at the home of her daughter
7:4 Hariy Bartram, on West Main
eel. First district
“—
4HOTlGE
~-Blackman and Porter wish to an—
ounce that they are now running
1 0115 daily to New York, Stamford
.oot. and Bridgeport. Information and
. les can be had by phoning 1993
BATHIN G CAPS
35c and 65w
1. tillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH mWALk
about saw am
can prevent?
For instance, the 21055 ,
or dutmction of of}:
able papers or arti
of small dmwnsion.
$4.00 'a yearwili'seou’rb
a box, twiwe lookedAin
our strongly 1111111: We
:4 deposit va111t.Further
- protection is our elec-
4 il
‘4'4 «Harris 8: Gans.
met '
on South ‘
«211.1
The meme
' This morning he
. Jorge Vosburghgan
;—~Harrla & 619.113.1113?! All.
, Gustav m Friedrich lino sold to An.
1119 Tove his fight and title to 1111 ice
cream and candy business located at
60 Belden avenue, according to a bill
g 'ss‘aleitgled with flown Clerk Herbert
m
. . " .
elder of Police
1011 and PamMen Lorenzo Adams
and 61114111111115 SWeeney are preparing
lib amend the annual meeting of the
State Police Association, :in,
.mflaven tomorrow.
That’s All. ' 3
Eugene 4'1. CChariott. 'or the‘down-
at present is Vacationing, 4m in New
game.
4,.
and Winsted Mr. Pdhlmans former
home. ' '
1n. and Mrs. John M Burst, of
Spring street. are enjoying two weeks
visiting relatives in Male, Detroit
and Grand Rapids '
street this evening, by the women at
Mooseheait Legion, ‘No 275. Pl'anS‘
for the afiair were made at meeting
last night at which time also a class
initiation was held ~
Franklin Newman of 4 Sycamore
police that he had left his bicycle in
front of 75 Washington street, last
evening About 5 o’,clock when a Stu-
debaker car, the
lBecker, of 12 organ avenue, and
driven by David, Webb, came along
and smashed the front wheel of the
bicycle .
4111113 A Guns. That's All.
The annual fair 'at W’ashington
this state, which is usually attended
by many people from this city and
the neighboring towns, will
had this year. as the
of the town of Washington has 11011—
fied the Fan Association that the
for the exhibition
Philip Kin3,, 6f Worm 111m.
was instantly killed yesterday at
Hoosac Junction when 4119441’611'1’1'6111 a
passenger hung in 30111: of a freight
train _King was attcmbfing to dis-
caught in the baudrail of the can, one
in doing so he was Med slight}?
tack and fell in front 01 the Hoi&it
ram.
[‘2
4—Hear the new Victor record of
the 'Love Nest and ‘A; Young Man's
WMcy, at Donuelly's 1"6 So. W St.
Chief Remington of the Nol'walk :91»
lice department, stated, this
, that the “No Parking.” sign: which he
had received 11nd emcteitlao
along Main and Wall streets, Were
found to have been united
back to the factory to be done ovei".
The law, however, will be enforced
’by Monday. 4
Olney Sherman, who on June 28111,
where he was a trusty, and who ‘wa‘éi
brought back to Bridgeport from New
ton. Mass. on Tuesday lost again
fooled the Bfidgeporters by walking
away from jail again last night. Sher»
man had been given a three months'
additional wentonce gar breaking jail.
A revard or :59 has been ode-red for
his capture this 11111114
Jack White. who is said to come
from Stamford was arrested at 1 30
o‘clock 1111‘s morning.- on Wood street,
by Patrolman John Smith. on charges
:4 of. intoxication. Whiter was Mata-Ms
and refused «to tell where he lived
when Patrolman 31111111 sought to take
him home. He abused the oflicer and
the only cOurse left was to arrest him.
and i983 11111111 7'
costs. amounting to $15.16 in 8.131.”?
1 K lawn rate. will be held in front of
the Moose Home, on South Main
street East Norwalk reported to the
property of Isadore
Nomalle Man's. Automobile Breaks
“Gt be bicycle yesterday 110011 by the automo~
4861100“! W
school grounds will not be available’
Wrong,
andthetopsortuemhaotobeml
walked away from the Bridgeport jail '
plead guilty before l
Miss Edna Morgan of Putnam ave-
nue and Miss Bessie Lindeberg of Ivy
.. are spending two weeks in
Fan-field, Conn
Frank B Field of the South Non
walk post office attended the, ball
game, 1‘11 New York city, yesterday
Mrs. ‘Wflliam Braver st. of New
York cRy is visiting her daughter.
Mrs John Lindeb’erg, of Ivy Place.
Mr and Mrs William '1‘ Ainley. of
West avenue are visiting in Montreal.
‘Canada
’
AcoloEN'r? 119 SOUTH SALEM.
4 Bicycust's Leg.
Emil Janesky, eighteen young old.
.401" South Salem, sustained a. broken
leg when he was knocked from 111.
bile driven by Howard Bell. of Nor-
walk. The accident occurred just
outside the village of South Salem
near Smith's blacksmith shop. Word
’of the accident was telephoned to
{the Danbnry hospital and the 8.1111111
lance was ordered to the scene to
the injured yang man there.
Accordig to repays from South Sa-
1113 shortly after the accident young
Lionesky was riding along lhe stale
mad ahead of the automobile He
41m the mum was behind him
Rut: turned into the driveway leading
into the residence of William Mawley
4-,hclieving, as he said afterwards that
Hie could get in the dnveway ahead of
the automobile He - miscalculated
the speed of’buth his bicycle and the
autumobflo and was men any the our:
lThe machine passed Over his left leg.
causing a fracture The automobile
”In; not tray cling fast, it was reported
as it was only oven: 11 short distance
other it struck the bicyclist. '
l Two cases, scheduled for the 0113‘
wt SaturIiAy are those of Martin
lNcDonough and George Slouch, who
I818 accused of stenling cars from in
front of the Regent Theatre, for Joy
lrides while the PM me, 111
which the defendant is accused of
lreckless driving and knocking down
Mrs Charles Pickering, sevcrely in-
juring her for a 111119.31101‘11ey Gen-
uario will represent the 13m.
3
At a meeting of Trinity Men 3 Club
last evening" it was voted to hold a,
moonlight sail in the 4 near
freshmentu will be f0: 30in on m
and date and further particulars will
be announced later .
sails that have been conducted by the
club make every on look. forward
one. The entertainment commute:-
also hopes some time during August
to have a day’s outing on one of the
islands.
—Try a classified advertisement in
the Sentinel for The best results».
fie; W11“ happens
Nancy must be provided all
once, but because the'zuouey
Wmtltehusbnud’suameur
the bank it cams: 11: down
out untdthecom said so”.
l
town office otzthorNorwnlk «Hour, 'who« 4 4'
York city, yesterday, enjoying the ball
Mr. and Miti- Albcnfl Pohlmun o:
.Gibsou Courtng‘ have returned from an
William R. Penning ianflmolfile trip through Torrington
4 reached on the 11mg
' shore.
. weather quarter.
, it looked as if they would be able to
3.1
tickets to be seventyalhe cents 1219.481111ka to win yesterday 11111131119114
"numberof'
with a gmat deal of plmmliu ' this
M 8. £8 Gregory, 6! GM _ .
550, The annual meeting of4 the Norwalk rs 4 . ' W 4' at mfg“ «11ch Wins m 7
2 For $1004 Building and Loan Association. scbéd' to ”the Province of- ammo. and Mich- under some strange delusion for some Captain Andie? 3m 3399‘933‘9
. ‘ . 4 4 imed to b; 11813331: brim. wigs 1gan 'where she was the guest. of her little while, 11% 1113:4119 avoided his 3% feabgggt- @355?“ 5:13:11 Wm:
' " ’ 8W “11 1 e5 33' “en 8. my 211511213313. Geo e Wt). 119 Wood, who raid of th em. : - 13 on D “3’ ,
ITE FLANNEI: 37th; one Week" , is on Ire: way :5 he: 3mm (’3 4111911113 as it of 44 ‘ , 1ng m mammal: 037
‘ ' 4 ma. 11:: We mom a. 4
TROUSERS , Kong China. . _
Of a We at Tum
(Continue‘d'mm ieageone) ‘
her teeth as ate seeded inshore to
c 11111 the breeieo‘ 1mm off the
the windward rail, and Captain Burton
held her mlrhe eds-wormm
Far to the weather was Resolute, but
the defender evidently had been fore-4
Al. 1: 50 Shamrock m xvi-thin two!”
miles of the highland sand seemed to
he coming right into 1.1m arms ori
spectators who lined the shore. She.
seemed to he golfing 11' ‘beiéer breeze
than Resolute and to be steadily goin-
111g 011 the tat-i; inshore. ‘Reudlutbl
' seemed to have trouble pinching to .
WinflWard
At 1. '52 Shamrock tacked out to sea
Resolute held on to the non tack.
and the two yachts began to converge.
Then Resolute managed to cross
Shamrocks bow at 1:55 8nd then
lacked ho starboard
Shamrock tacked to port a minute
later. but Resolute herself came about
and established herself on Shamrocks
Resolute was then leading by 109
yaxds. .
As the two sloops. stood inshore
Shamrock azaln endeavored by footing
in forerench her rival. but Captain
Adams kept “Resolute higher into the
wind nd beat further out to weather.
Both yachts seemed to lose sliced as.
they got under the lee of the shore.
200 yards and the wind had breezed
up to six knots.
Willi the yachts 1101111111 1111! 4111mm;
make the 111mm: mark. Resolute
was leading by threeeighths of a mile
The wind had increased to nearly ten
awash.
SANDY HOOK 3.31111: 21.—
Postponement of today’s international
yacht race at fifteen- minute intervals,
was ordenéd at 11: 30 today. ‘
W'iib scurcelv a breath of air on
New York Bay, Shamrock 31nd Reno.
”hic‘idlbd‘nmtmd the Ambrose Chan
uel Lightship awaiting a blow
SANDY HOOK \‘ 1 July 21.44%
dead calm With a 135.1 of 34 ml
limes prevailed today when crews 0‘!
Six- Thaw 31419110115 Shamrock 11’.
MIL flit helium: Felonies Resolute
, clot) today for the Shamrock
9.11%
uremacy of the sea goes back to
Great Biitlan Resolute must capture
three straight races in order W the
Cup still remain in thefittm'room
of 1119 New ‘iork Yacht Club. Malt
has repulsed for over fifty years
i My prospects were not pm-
,, for a drifting match 111 fact.
it ‘1 ed £3 11' the'contest m 11m
41111111511 “flitting that he mini like
At 1:58 {Resolute 4::in loading bran:
‘1 “at”. 1:813» wt £01"me
swell on the America's Cup rm
swarmed on decks to get up sail '
emblem oi the reciting not.
to '
He has
1011mm :Afyspiegm we»: md'v
board Shamrock again today
T‘h 4mmyifumwfiibe‘15
4 ' ~ I anus: to aroma or toward Ind 111544
prising fashion with ‘3 11111111311 hone in 11111:.
use conditions granitic 111.1 s
canto?“ 11124319112111} labor M
that if the yachts are not sent away'4
1!? $22M tune) m M
be called ofl. '
ABOARD STEAM YACHT VICTOR-
44m2113ymmm¥11em4
30mm magma-tom
may brought sh- Thomas «Lipton
today more. than a hundred congratu- ‘ -
luxury 111mm by new wireless,
no telegwph 110111 1111 parts or the
world.
One from Will'nxn F. Massey, Pro-
use: of New l311113.111}. Said: 4
“On behultot Newman. 18am
you W' mammal; on
Shamrocks Victory Nothingfiucceeds“ .4
like success and 3131111111 tenacity has,
at 111st common for its own reward'
Despite a calm sea and Light 111?
Sir Thomas today was whofiuc, al—
41.,
to see more Wind.
LGNW 3&1}? 21.~Shu.mrock’e
success in obtaining two legs on the
Amerlca’s {93119 {was an 1: weer-inn
Thomas Unions past failures had in:
dined the Mile to believe there was
little or no chance for the C1111 ev‘er
to be seen 411: Max:111. '
the Rambo Elmer! superior to any.
thing ever called 111 American wage .5
331W the weather was; of the
type which wrecked. the fortunes of
every previous challenger."
“1le Thmn 531's
"It would lie absurd {0 base on
vesterdayls 3113:1111 my 4130th pro
phocies that the Cup will be brought
1y uncertain
"duly“ 21% @9394
sold today 11121 Shamrocks second
victory was silmlficnnt because the
1111.12 vats 3231111123.,
_ ‘fWe should. now litervto see 11
unwound
hushbefilhdl'orhm ‘
mm; Juyi 31«4% mt?
um fight GM) when news was
m or Worn victory yes»
my. M where uneven ‘
is locaied, gave itself up to a night
of joy. , 7 , . ‘
W
' LANQUE ‘DEAT‘ mast.
m
My 111-111.. M Naming.
A hearing will ‘be hold a! 10: 3b
3'0 be postponed;
The Streaky winds which enabled
entirely in the night.
Smoke},
the stack of
Resolute also plans to take aboard
a Jersey {fishermen for his knowledge
of local Ede and wind conditions. 411
per had been shipped
Wk and Resolute boil: loci
tow nor weml'fingm
Besfinte’s sailors declare Sh- m
1433 hashadailtheluck. Theysnyin
. 11» first more Shamrock was beaten
*‘ “1113181111611 11111111111112 '
“memes,“ befmd of relatives
was sold today that a Red Bank Ski!—
inaclocl: tomorrow morning in the City
11:11. by mm: . Phelau in
fiefiafi 161512 {Moe the railroad
surprise to most people here Sirf,
The Daily Telegraph thinks the vie 1 , ‘4 ,,
fol-y all the more remarkable “because~ *
111' triumph across the 111131111: as con ' ' ‘
knots and the sloops :lee rails mreldhions again Hook are nomrlom-4
would. be a test of 511111111141“ gear ,
immunoalmnmmmy be‘_
in 9&lsk water: it the Cox: '
twentyone guns was fired at the Roy- f
Will 81-. 3:11! by. Cancer Pinion 1n '
comm
ermumumm
“wow...
3% 't mo. era-ammo”.
mmmmmo-euhhflmmwfltm
1111:3111“. “WI-M .
or basque. who we here about 11
11 from the Intelligence Bureau
wee ago 1'4 here he had been
i1 Now we: fit
itihenflmid Wheat RO-
with“;
' WW it '11: mm than
man might have fallen from a thirty»:
, . , Jitofindhimselfso “a
much ahead. ' He has bought i
“la-11111111; 1111 116ml
NEW HAVEN PASTOR 85818345.
NEW’ iHAYEN July 21 .—The res‘
c _
liked to work on the railroad. He was ' "
From evidence found near where the ‘
mm and rundown m on Suture: ‘~
Norwalk Chronicler