be held this week.
has returned to his home on
. fireet.
Howard Andérson of Cottage
shows alight improvement over
finer condition.
_7 nit-“Mrs. P. J. Donnelly of Jor-
Eiiy. N. 3.. were recent: visitors
friends in East Norwalk.
Edward Eldridge of Van Zandt
"in“.cccovering after being con-
licr home for several days by
,7 " aft. gigs)“
‘Womcn's Foreign Alirslonary
will have charge of the mid—
_’Bervlces at the East are nue M.
gut-ch next Thursday evening.
:s‘econd game of the series he-
‘Ithe Lockwwd? find the East
’wlll be played on Amusnmrnt
idiomond on Sunday afternoon.
39W
i
> W. H. B. Schneit of the Rowaymn
kpdist church will prmcl‘. of hath
morning and' evening- Snrvi’tcs' at
ayenue M. E. church on Sun-
and Mrs. Richard Ending: 01‘ \‘an
1 street. who had rannml in
next week for 3. \‘nc w‘lon in illr:
talus of New York Stun; in": this
ang- instead.
“Where has been considcmhle (lt-luy
, to the railway strike in tho
» _ to Norwalk of 1hr;- mate
i
bring-
rial ncccs-
fior tho rr'r—plnnkinn’ of till“ “2151:-
on strc-ct (lmwlwlllgc. As soon as
.trrives. however. work will be
. . ——-...
. Fred Radman of 58 Osborne ru'enun
momplained to the pollcr- about bm’s
Mathis boat, which is! at the foot of
strect. as a swimming flout and
vlng platform, and mix-(- noticr- that
“the practice did not cease. that hr:
3.1"” have the offenders {il‘l'~.'.$l'»’.‘d.
‘ fie life savin" test: w-
;f Pasture R:
estimated th
ore mkm) at
nch’ last. cveni. g. It
at. there wmw- oar-r 3 ~
permit: at the lm'lch l'lkt - “ ‘
‘ ‘ , . .. “Hunt:
an Tiler high untrr and
. '7‘
”breeze. The hot,
1 hm cool
‘ lumirl \l'fi'llllpl‘
31o past three or four days has l-m
mople m largn numbers to ’ll"
: 4
m’
ugh
- Much.
—.__
a? Following complaints (th'li ho":
‘ throwing slonw lit the comm r o x I
Sent-iew raw-nuns this no
“when the windshield'on :m '
bile owned by ,John Plorcc w
rim. Patrolmsn Frank \"
brought thrrc boys to ‘
Harlem. u'llr‘ro
1' 1-2:: st
_ :‘nim;
”(3:210—
.‘L‘
J
.‘mmh!
“nil"? ll” mi-
had (103,-,
. ""
Mrs. Amundsen of East ."‘»-"‘
3.2m: been quiir} ill :12 llr‘r lmmv is l‘
fitted to_ ho slowly improwr‘"
, Building' is "air ' ._. ‘
M .. m. if: on qmt. nclwr‘?
.rtarvin Roach. nlmn' 13 hr"
firmly horn Orr-rind there in
,- r ’ "
. with a numlml m thr coursn or
’ . Larrnuri Qt‘os. nr
3 erection of nnothm‘ hon
-30me Joker, who or
ghoulr} damage result from
‘ .v... {cal joke. has taken the
et~sign. which w
Cottage street
“19”“? dOf‘Sn'f
ay of a residence or
7 us. 80 that sci'cr 7
~ strangers. hnx'c
. Way. only
fooled.
ROWmv
N
Osborn.”
Ylll‘lli‘vl ill)
to finrl that ll
* on avenue hav
D to New Milford
e returned {r313
0‘
r ‘—
r«To-cpl: William
. with
. - Engineering Company. the
,l‘" * arch Larrahoo 1 ‘t .
I Of A O thpOl . l
st of Mr. and Mrs Ed-
Mlllspaugh of Crockett street.
-ICe. .
gluten 105a“ Rn’m‘m‘.‘ “re“ & Son.
lira. Edgar 1..
, A. non a .
bland “Vellup h "d children of
ave zone to _
' " N- RY" Where the}. Chat
‘1
K
Contain Charles W. Dc
” of R0 ._~ "U s EVGINEERS o »
_fiVenue 1 . Wax roads. . . - FFICE
,_ .5 5913:3121: the week with The new schedule would include a.
i Lee, Mass. ‘ rs' Harvey M. Weekly pass, a transferable ticket
. 4‘ ~_
Uh; Ruth 1»
‘ luring 0f .
. returned to'hor PM
bofikefwho had been to
5* Town Clerk Stephtn R. ~Ho3‘t, who:
has il'-_l) spending three weeks at
Orr's Island. Blaine. is expmcteal to re-
turn to his official duties next week.
next spcnkur at the mating of the
Republican \Vomcn’s Association. The
(late of the meeting will be announced
later.
Point. who has been away for the
greater part of. thr- summer. is expects
ed to rc-lm‘zl to Nora-ton some time this
month.
Mansfield avenue. who have in“ n
spending: the past ton dam: :vt Orr's lsl-
nml. Mains. will return to their home
on \lenr-s-day. "
mwting: of lilo \chvn's Guilr‘. of
St. Luke-k church M ll‘m 3mm! of Mrs.
ilzu'mnml Hoiltml Ol‘ ”chill-ill Isl:‘v"(l
on \lenwr-iu}: ct‘tm'lmmx: Mrs. Roi)-
m't lilllinut-Jn. Mrs. \‘.'ilii.1m M. \Vc-ml.
Mrs. ("hurl-us l'ltlnnr‘lll. Mi“; lwnCil.
7wok. (lmhnm .‘ll‘li list» ll.u‘«'r_\' \‘Jolkins.
tilbx‘ “’(‘l'4 (V ..‘_
.Mm‘c 1'11 xvi ‘ “I” '1 n
, ' ‘ " 1"” ”1‘3' new .3 n . . x- . w: . Imtw h \lanv at Don-
401* the 'L’tmngg. “(xv . , ) DU- )“ h um .< . ,
music l:_\' Miss Glmlvs aninc 0’ New
..' lions»... York ril:.'_ in LilC window of Donnelly’s
the past story. on South Main sircrt.
c Dlllllllinq of tin; “\‘vrt‘iscs i'mrn ll '2. m. iii] 1
‘ , , _ 5i on Nor- D.
'n 8‘6""? “3 well, M in the window of ll'n: \‘ictroln parlor '
of the Donnell)- storc. '
The (Exorcism nrr those which arc
his given by phonograph. (-ul‘h movmnrni
metal iM'lllQ‘ liwscrihwl :md illnsirnlcd. :ll‘lor
us at tho COl‘nor' which the count is given and the
H has 131109! and Osborne avm‘nm m‘opor music. played for the exercises
. . 1 it in front or 9. Private to ho follmwd to.
“-\ most enjoyable way to keep your
nl rennin, who hml‘th." mill :1 won-known medical
fhig man of the city. afic- rho had 50911 the
icy 1mm dcmbnstmtion of the exercises yes-
‘ tortlay. '
BOY STRFANGLED TO DEATH.
JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Aug. ‘18.—
”fir. n . . .. . Sironglml to death in his sloop. when
. a d 1115. Hem) GPlSlllgf‘l" 0? ha is“ from his bcvl and his head be-
)came “‘migml between the side of’the
ed and a human stoning close by.
son ‘0! L Goorge \Vt‘stphal. .lr.. was found dead
. . 081'!" place bx-
real . . .
shed his position The iron side liar of the bed rested
unc‘lm‘ \Vestphal's chin. forcing it high
me the air and the bar pressed heav-
ly against his windpipe.
_’ CHICAGO’S new
, posed’hy the carriers Qf‘a city the’ size‘
wee s_ Willspend sev- of Chicago, was before the Illinoiszstates in a letter
Commerce Commission today on peti-
tion of the Chicago Elevated Rail-
good for unlimited use of the elevated
. service for one week to be sold_for
mlelnhia $1.25: a flat rate of three tickets for
is having his front porch x'eslliliglcd.
John H. Daly'and family of New
York are spending a few days With
Mrs. J. E. Dobbins.
is visiting ‘her mother, Mrs. W'. E.
Close 01‘ Dariun.
Charles Smith. assistant postmaster.l
has moved from Railroad avenue to
Leroy avenue. ‘
Mrs. George Voile of Railroad inve-
nuc and. her sister Mzss Leann Finch,
are ‘in New York for a few days.
—Ice. Call Raymond Street & Son.
Daricn 100.
The Connecticut Highway depart!
ment is making some needed repnifi
l
to the Post road. -
mm &"NoRoTON,’
R. W‘. lslrchard. real estateidcdler,,
T
l
l
s
Mrs. Robert Dugdale of Springdalei '
Mr. and Airs. Charles Smith and
family. and Mrs. Hartford Smith. on
Thursday were the guests of Charles
D. Lockwood of Bridgeport.
Blirss Alli-Infill: Lymén of Hartford.
niucc oi the . 20“. George A. Tlltlle. is
the guest of Miss Mabel Knapp of
Muplc Ll‘.‘l'l‘lilC.
Attorney Mark Norman will he thé
Mrs. \V. A'. Trowhridge oi‘ Collcndcr's
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Uinllluy or
The followmg “'el‘x‘ prose-mi at tho
iJIili‘ S'hg‘lx ills. thngwmwi.
‘ . \V. St":l“'(n’<. Miss Styx-m wnrr'i.
i“ l'.. Pm. Mrs. Annie Taylor.
l.n‘jc \Vg-lmslcf' Mrs. Grm‘m‘
"rant. _.lr.. Mrs. .lnim 'l‘. {In\vl"ln(l.1
Muir-(Jim itnlr-"fs Elias Caroline;
( .‘ l \"l :K I“ I.‘ l.'l‘l l L’X ICRCISIZS.
llt‘llfi“- \"iv trillu Slnrc. ”'
Ti!" .1 l»!z*~i:n-s~s mrn. stout mm and i
.l‘ltn \rh iwmm-n, .mli ilmsu who are sol-king '5
:lll'Hllil. haw“ litvn ltlll‘fl‘erl’ll Flv‘c‘la-
tors m lhw (‘Vi‘l‘C‘iFws (lrmmlztratml to
Miss .i.o>‘~inr> gixr< (lomonstralions
m.. Tlll'l from 4 p. m. mill] 6 p. m..
~
This, icture shows “Shuffling” Phil_ Douglass, who was ban-
ished frompbig' league baseball, charged With an uttempt to sell out .
the Giants. McGraw says Douglas offered to quitthe Grants for a
cash consideration.
" FRIDAY, AUGUST -.
CHARLES COMISKEY. 3
his father early today.
4
i
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.——What was de- General .Lcon
clared to be the most novel and radi-
General of ti;
cal street carefare system ever pro-
t visit with Mi .
dc Brand 2:er L"
a of Rownyton.
.ws
the biggest crowds of the
A ‘—
“0'5 orchestra. are
inten «.
mm to the ladies ding
.‘Drrvsent at
entries and the choosing or
‘in the baby show is ex-
w another large attend-
.. “several outings at the
quay, which added to the
l: fireworks exhibition
Omo after awn.-
-J
changed.
tins present for the fireworks REPARATIONS COMMITTEE
STILL~AT WORK, aim To METROPOLITAN aros-
. , BUM. . -
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.--—Almong the
CV i'l‘ltamtions commission today»:gifts recently received by _the"1\’!etro-
Ile’Lt‘S‘llig its task of seeking a 501“. I politan Museum of Art is that 0:, Mrs.
H ”P ‘
, . . ‘7‘ ' ' ‘
sunnum erw LOXDOV ‘
5t7alvr-lli21'v : .71. .
attended the baby show. man “-3.: nil-94‘. fm‘ an
total attendance about Ram” xii-MVJZJW'II to h
. V ' $543" \‘(gg ‘1“ 3 10C
can...“ ‘
1305713 its ”7.
”it‘evenlng 'drei‘v a rn- a...
ipplguag.
.. ~mwd. the parklng,$4$fl Won)». 0;- Q” .
3 filled. The exhibi-‘man ‘ ”WS-
' . a said th, . a bookkee
.137 handsome one pan-mm; ‘1 ”1“?“ “W 383 Q9 ‘
a? Change.
fn‘fls. Aug. 18. Mssociated 'Press)
l-‘,
XE“? TA’DXTH
3 .;(Y‘~‘l“t '
k x lax . Ml that th
. m n g _
Zlfil‘i
‘ r
llfiiimn 1
l‘
‘1 Purchased
233-? him
and racEia‘cd $5M in
st...“
<§
versity of , Penna
80!}
This is Charles C
the American L
birthday.
csm'woons To. LE
STREET CAR sVSTEMi , =1 , .n
. PHli’DELP
made public today.
u I’m} .1 ‘_Vllfinco-Gexman tangle, but‘ {Theodore R60sevelt,»wlgo sent "Q‘uen'-
1685‘; {NI-‘10:) 15 not expected for. at ti‘n’svporrlnger." 9 family relic. gIt is
h ‘1 V'eek' gflne piece of colonial silver, made by
Josiah. Austin“ fiefore the Revolution.
Its first owner ‘was Elizabeth
e MERCHANT 'ton. whose initials it bears.
Police are "BALTIMORE, Mi, Aug; 18‘
unidentified Han) VB. ‘Norris.-secrgtary-ti‘easurer“ of
ave swindled Hicks. Toss and Norris, inc, builders,
a1 merchant. 6: Was shafts death _at Bark and Madig
' évenues; today. Hy: unidentified
c man had bandits, whofirobrbed‘him, of the corp.-
mm "-1 .l yacht in pany’s payroll, afiounting
escapgg .in an: automohil ‘
0mi$kelh owner of dive ‘Clzicago.White 80:: of
ills: celebrated his ”sixty-fourth
ll'cgreer in ‘Dnbaque, Iowa.
eague, who
He began his baseba
PHILIE’PINES.
HIA,’ Aug. 18.—~Major-
ard «Wood;
e Philippines, will as-
sume his. duties as head of the Uni-
ylxania on Jan. 1, he.
to the university,
”r07 CLOSE
[NEW LONDON, Aug. 18.—The” of-
fice of the United States Engineers,
situated. in this city for the past ’twen.
cents; fifty ride ticket books for W‘Eix years. will be Closed August 21'
cille and School children under 17 years old, at and Wm be "10““! t6 the ‘main‘ Office
an uvvrage of five cents a ride, and a at Providence/R. I. Orders to this
9 . thrm. cent ride for children ,3wlelve‘efl‘ec‘5 were recelvgd here yesterday.
RQTON POIJVT Fears and under. The present ten Th . New 11°11'10“ Office was
i Cents cash fare would remain un, maln‘ office from 1896, when it 'was
‘ 7““- * , ~- established. until 1920, when the Pi-
widence office wmpened.
_ to" ‘approsiw
mately $7,000." Frederick‘W' K
. per aims
in compunied Mr. N 7 ,
cash to insensibflits’“ the;
. .mmw’
a
MEMOIR \VRITING FIELD.
LONDON, Aug. 18.——Winston spen-
cer Churchill, Secretary for the Colon-
:ies, and former Premier. Herbert ~3-
Asqulth are the latest recruits to the
memoir writing field. It is under-
stood that. Mr. ChurchilL will teene
20.000 pounds. and .Mr. Asquith a les—
ser sum for books torbe published at
about the end of the year.
BOATS SEARCH FOR LIQUOR.
MAGNOLIA- Mass.. Aug. 18.-——An
Armada 0:. craftxot mtny designs to-
day continued to patrol the occandane
between Magnolia Point and poolldge
.Point in the hdpe of seizing from the
billowfion'e or several of the fifty cases
of Scotch whiskey and French cham-
'pagne. According to the crew of the_
sloop Hawk. the” honor was thrown
into the Sea.“ last Monday from summer
boat as the latter craft was fleeing
from a police boat. * e beverages are
alleged to-have bee . brought by the
Hawk'trom St. Pierre. Miq.
WOOD AUTO noomEN'r INQUES .
. CAMBRIDGE’ mass. . Aug. 1 83-311
inquest into thei’atal cutoggobilev arc-V
cident of Tuesday neurneadinz which
William :M. Wood, J54 soil; of the preta-
identloffth‘e Ameriaan woolen Com- .
319933 and Major Kickander Gardnll’v.
lostr.1:helr_.llvesr will ' be 'ggld next
week at.,wobum. District Attor‘ey? J
Saltonstaii .01.: MddIesexficounm\qn‘-' _ 7
nounced. today. 'f ~ . ""
' 1,11".me ;_ngHE4 . RS
WILL REJO‘lc\
' ' x rm thousand dollars' worth at seized liquor destroyed by dry
last £7310 rliiiagdgggragge Hayig Bros) Five Star Hennessey,‘“Bourbon and other old grit.
50y producers with kerosene and fed it to the fish. The-funeral was held 111‘? gal-mod
sewer and the chief mourners (left to right.) were Morris Streasand, 3911;- . FaSL P
.oftlce, U. .S. Marshal William C. Hecht, U. S. Deputy Marshal John W. Pm ey, . .
FORMER: AMBASSADOR SHARP AND FAMELY.
‘ ' Here is shown :William G2 Sharp
cc. and his wife and taught:
as they sailed for France. - .
UNITED. “no: NAVAL EXPERTS
BRIT] S
ere is the-"lac
. hemmed up while in the air so that
cite ground which ("i-.3
While in the water iii-1
es. It is equin bedswith yheelg‘torlanding a.
a safe desceut'm‘ay' be_xnade on the water.
yheels can be loweredrand the plane driven by its own power upon the beach.
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Norwalk Chronicler