you.
Such has been our policy for fifty years.
guaranteed for 40 years.
WE HAVE ENDEAVORED since starting in luminous~
and have thus far maintained that policy of furnish»
111g our customers the greatest value possible for the money
involved. If you are influenced solely by “price" you
must be prepared to accept the entire responsibility for
handling the cheapest material available. If you rely
upon quality, we will gladly share the responsibility with
Agents for Sheetrock-Oorncll Wall Boards, Gelotex
V Insulating Lumber, Creo-Dipt Shingles, McNair’s Shingles,
-.
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SPLASH I
than this store to Hilly
nutlilti: Suits turtlv
striking color lullc“:
Comfort and Smartness‘ in
BATHING SUITS
lmtliinz; :-«
llllpl'i‘t'lall‘ iltiq fact.
'1‘ ll':’
.‘lcii. “Elmo"
$1.50 to $12.98
J A C O B Y ’
lZ-ll X0. Main St..
SOL’TII .\()li\\'.\l.l{. (SUNS.
1111'
«115011 is on and you iicvd go no further
illl in various ltniltml (-t'fvl‘lu 111 subdued and
and t‘ltilrli'rn.
1»
get just tho
Golf oxfords.
liikc shorts,
shoes for lH‘Ilt'll and country wear.
[ MILTON ELWOCD
122 Washington Street
SIURI. ('LUSIS AT SIX
Already to Serve YOui
SVhat :1 satisfaction it is to know that :it lilwood's
prolwr slirirs for vacation {Hill urclirn-ls,’
tennis shrugs illltl sport and dross
South N orw alk
you can
J. l. MALLETTE
88 lVashington St.
SouthN
01'“ alk
At.
New Crepe Night Gowns. whilt‘,
and figured.
navy, ~13 to 50.
White Crepe Skirts '~~ '
Shadowprnnl‘ ....... ..............
Sateen Costume Slips, sliatlowpronf. “ozlit‘c top,
black, white. navy,
lirown.
pink and canary,
a ___$1.25wd$1.5o
tan and ccru .....
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$1.49
$1.98
Sateen Costume Slips (Mildred Stylish Stoutl. black and
$2.25 and $2.98
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
'A'HO‘?‘
4...»: ”all”: Vt.
THIS IS STATION T. P. B.
.‘A anvi- 'r
..-.‘..-a.~ ~ ;_ ..
Broadcasting from Palace Theatre Building.
Fashions in white shoes, models that will be the season's most
‘favored are now on view at the T. P. B. Station.
priced. Come and convince yourself.
Moderately
:i
Charles Dilworth, J ew-
eler, Gets Copy of 11-
lustrated News 0 f
It! “Iggy, 1853
THE STORY
Article Gives Vivid De-
scription of Accident
In‘Which-Many Died
.\ copy of tho Illustrated Nowa
dated May 14, 18.31. has come into
the posscssion of Charles H. Dil-
wortlt. .icwclcr of Nbrwalk. This pa-
per contains a. full account of the dis-
astrous railroad calamity here in the
your the pqpcr was printed in which
an (‘xprcss' train went off the “'ash-
ington strcot railroad bridge and
plunged into the rivcr below. Mr.
Diiworth has placed the paper on ex-
hibition lu thcnvindow of his place
of husnicss in \Vall street.
The article in tho Illustrated News
is llluslratcd by two wood cuts. The
lil'hL cut shows the train plunging of‘l‘
tho bridge. The other picture is
the scene of the old dcpot which was
then located in \Vashlnston street
and shows men and women bringing
in the bodies of those who had their
liws sntin‘ml out in the catastrophe.
’I‘lic article rcuda as follows:
"Another of those railroad 'ucc't-
drills,‘ or rather, accidontai massa—
tsi'rs. which liaxo oi lulu boomiio so
ii'ul‘illlly frcqucnl, occui‘rod on the
morning of 1111-. 13111 inst. on tlu: New
ll:i\«,ii llailroad. tit Norwnik. Conn.
'l‘ln: morning i'.\[‘l‘lh.‘5 train “as ad-
uiiicitii; at lull sin ml. the urn“ bridge
“ii-'11 tho catastrophe occurri‘d. “11.5
upv nwl to admit tin: passage of tilt
:‘i'lllllllulli 1'111 lllt‘. and ill" High-1| “up
accordingly lourr-cd. 01' this Ill:
1 llgllll‘t'l‘ took no notice. and consu-
lllll'ilil)‘ tin: oligiiic, tlit: baggage var.
luavllong into ”1': ritcr.
lu- i\c~ it'll .1191). :40 grout \"(w the
=11" d, that, the o. iislnc struck against.
lli'" :ihiittnctil on the onposltc‘sldo.
ll'v-r'illy making a loan of sixty icct.
"Tin: scone “hick clisucd “us on:-
of inci‘c-(lililc horror. L‘pwards ~o!
titty li\Cs were almost immcdtatcly
tit-sti'oytl, by \lolciit concussion or
by (iron v111.5 lint an ()i 31 \(ll on-
1 11111101 those “it 0 were 111 (ht: curs:
,nmoiig illlf'xt‘ fiaurai contrhed to
l'4i'Hl. iii"l1‘ way out aftlir they worn
sulmt-‘rgwi. The bottom of the third
trai- (tin r.» wric the in all) broke in
tun. its il‘ugllllflllfl hanging ox'cr the
nigv. and Sr\cl':1l of its passengers
in t'v shown into 1111- slrcani.
"'llu- l~l.llllL‘ upwara to have at-
tm-livtl to lll': onglnocr. ulttco it is
‘diiiiv'ult to liliugilll' any palliation 11-1"
,iiiziwiliitg 11 train of rain} rapidly -11
'11ny limo our a drawlirldgc while
lll- viigiiii‘t i' 1:4 34114! to 1111\1: ll'it'll Uli-
ull.tllll“-l it} "XlH‘er‘HRV tnr lhn r1115?
\' lm l1 ll" 1,4" mm ll. Among ill" .1: .1 l
s .‘xlis. l‘lu- Ii! - -;1 lady wliu 11:1!) lu'rn
Ill-'ll'llt'll only 111:: day lw-lorr. Sh“
rliui in ll"l' lii‘iaizll i'olws. licr hus~
L vami vs-u‘uprd \‘llll aligltl injurious.
'Bllfifi liiiiily Griswold. :1 daughtcr .ll
ltlv' liv \. 11111115 \\'. Griswold. in P,"
purtutl I".jlll‘<'11_ t'rodii in (luv llir
ruler ilk Ul Phii'wull. fur lli'il’ prompt
and Purlizotiv‘ (IYl‘rl lu rr-srllv. thu.
siilivtwrs. ‘l’lii'ouzh llllll' Cxl‘l‘iltlllfi
many ll\1‘.'i \wi'r 1111\nd. Minty oI
lltmw l'l'M'l d \urro dzuigoruu..|_v
uoundv-ni, :llLllg “hum “mi Jona-
tlinii 'l‘rultc'i'. ‘L‘illu of this oil);
".‘:"\1 ml of the lsllll'd wci't‘ plu‘sh
claim t'riurnlni; from tho. llludlL‘ 1!
L‘Ull\l‘llllull. 'l‘lic history of tho hull—
lJi'I'lltllll I'Sl’llll's rill-ctmi by different
p-‘l‘sulls on this occasion. would form
a. \Ullllllt‘. .\ gontlcman \xlio imp-
ponod to in: looking out foresaw tlic
LlCt‘ltltlll in time to throw his win-
and two t‘lilltll‘ull from tho. window
of tho car. and lo rscupc with tiivm.
stil'l'cring only slight bruises. ’l‘lit:
express agent was sitting in the litig-
gago cur. but mlccccdcd in lircakititz
his way through 1111; roof. Dr. 111-5
and Dr. Carter also wont down undvi'
tho water in the baggage car. but
oacapcd in the some manner. .k
newsimy in the broken car L‘SCHDL‘d
unliui't. (.‘oinstock. the conductor.
was in the second passenger car; his
toot. caught in the rubbish. and hr
was three times submerged in the
water. but finally cxtricutcd himsr-lt.
and he was able to crawl out 'of :1
window overhead. It was noticed
as :1 singular fact. that many of the
killed wcro wounded in the loft tem-
ple, as if the shock had cast them
ull‘iu the some direction.
"The wounded Wore at once (“3*
tributcd through the town. and cvci'y
possible caro takcn of tin-in. Till‘
ladiv's of Norwalk on this occasion
Sterling’s
REMOVAL
‘4 SALE
NOW GOING ON
EVERYTHING MUST BE
SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST
' ' STERLING
Furniture Co.
127 WASHINGTONaSr-
PHONE 105 ~
rendered most emclent service. doing
all in their-power to alleviate the
terrible quferelngo 6f the Wounded.
and the anguish o! incoherent-ed”
the excitement” which prevailed who
intense. The now: spread like wild-
fire. and the (011111 was speedily filled
by the relatives and trkmds of those
w ho had been. in tho cars. “little the
coroner’s jury were at. a. later hour.
viewing the bodies. many assembled
round the honor: where the bodie-
wcrc. and in austale 0t Icarful ex-
cltcment.‘ They had urrived‘fl-om
neighboring cities. and were desir-
ous of terminating the terrible sus-
pense in which they were placed.
The opening of the door warn the in-
troduction to a terrible scone. Death
had come so suddenly upon a great
number of the victims that their
piesslon “hlch they had worn when
dying. and this combined with the
terrible, suffering of many of the by-
staminis u ho iecognlzcd among the
ilttims those “110' were clear to
them. lent an indescribable paintuli
11035 to the scene.
"“19 trust that this last and most
shocking or the calamities resulting
from caiclcssness which “are thc
of late been called upon to chronicle.
may lla\c tho ci‘tcct or arousing our
lmglslaturos to imposing some slight
chucks upon the criminal careless-
now which has hitherto characteriz-
td ”in management of the means of
transit in our country. In Justice to
our ailtst. to wilesc promptnefi we
1'110 :1) much lli‘l'l'lt‘d we take "I.
llb(ll). in conclusion of rvl'errlnc
to the accompanying lllustrItlonr.
nI :iu‘ording truthful and spirited
rt‘l‘z‘V‘Sf‘lltnllOlls of tho. sccnc. "
Tit-- 11111: in govs on and ghee :1.
pailinl list of tho «load and injured.
1'ontitiii: 11;; the articio says:
"The Lllt‘ht 811‘“ be from the scene
n! tho "(Ll'l'llt Ill, tho limo our
tuiiut' guns to pinata. rcport that no
more iiotiiv-x lune lmon rocotored.
. .0! them “ill lr' 1m on Monday.
and (\m o! the liaasongcr curs duslu‘d l inquczfl zuiJourticd to Monday with-
“lllCh “as
tlm wounded ill" doing Welk—mnsi
The
out making
turn
:1 TCDOX'L The LelelI-
appointed :1 committee 0!
St‘lf‘illlfit‘. and practical men to come
hero on Monday and fully investi-
gatc. The \xholn matter will be
thoroughly siftcd. Fifteen bodice
rntinln at the station bottle. The
wreck is being cleared out. and is
thrown upon the shore. The loco-
motive is embedded in the mud Ind
watt-r, tic-low the surface at low tide.
'l‘lic liridlrr‘ was not injured."
11.113111110113111
is CONSPIRACY
HE CHARGES
NEW YORK. Juno :‘L.—Emunuel
\‘tv-inr .‘lmllca. a chauffeur of New-
ark. N. .l.. charisma that the $500,000
suit, mod .mmv Hill-3 ago by his wifr‘.
Mas. Mad-lino llclrn Mudtt-a. against
tho l'niitttr-ss 11c l'erigny. llllfr of
Harry-"K. Thaw. for the ullcgml
intonation of his ilnl‘i'llonf. was: the
rqsitil «if a t'tillispirnrv. The charge
is nunlr‘ in :1 null. for 350.0110 brought
by him against his “He's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. .‘lnrtino, 11ml
liwr imithnr. .\tlill;1 Marlin". charging
nth-unliun of licr tsl‘l’n‘ciiunfl.
l‘IHIlll‘Il not ful'th that his: “110's
action :IzlltVis-‘l tho countess “”1121 tw-
ciin shortly after Frank I‘. \\'nlsll. an
ntlornry. llflil Hdvisvtl him that she
could maintain anvh :1 null. This
mlvlco was gluon him, Modiczl teati-
nr‘l. \\’lll"ll ho consultcd “‘alsh about
atmfli- r mum.
Suprt'mc l‘uurt Justice Ileiimllt't
rcsm'vml dct'islou on 11 motion made
it)“ tho ilci‘u iidzmti: to atriko the con-
spiltu‘y chargcs from tho complaint.
When our artist reached the spot.“
countenance still preservcd the 98-:
Club to form I. luncheon mm
uon. met Mona” noon It the Colin.
report or the Gomn'utteo appointed to
Ielect I name for the circulation.
voted to call it the South Nor-wk
ToreIdor Club. It was Illo voted to
limit the membenhlp in use omn-
lzatlon. .
The motto o! the club 1- “We
meet. we at and wo~conqucr the
bull." A. club 1mm. drawn by
present I. complete set It the next
meeting of the ornnluuon. Meet-
ings will b held each Monday. dur-
ing: will be held each MondIy dur-
u-ykcmb. MIttcrs pertaining to the
up It moeunn or the club in the
near future.
AMERICAN
LEGION NOTES
INDIANAPOLIS. 11111.. June :0.—
Flvc scholIthlpI in I nItlonIl com-
munity recreation Ichool have been
offered The American Legion by use
PlIyxround Ind Recreation Amen-
tlon. which in to conduct the School
in Chicago for le weeks. beginning
August lth. lI ctr-operating with the
Community and Chic Betterment
Bureau a! the Legion in extension 01
it. protram of soot“ Ind civic dc-
velopmcnl.
Any member of the AmericIn Le-
gion or American Legion Auxiliary.
nominated by I deputment com-
innndcr or the Legion. in cllsiblo tor
one of those Icholurlhipl. Five CIn-
didatcs will be chosen by lot from
applicationI received on June 25121.
The school will train Workers for
the direction of recreation program;
and on completion of the courIe
students will be recommended for
positions. The Ichool will be IVIll-
able to recontzcd recreIllon Worker:
those in allied lleldI seeking execu-
tive poattlom in ‘rccreIuon work.
those in other “old: who hu'o re-
aponflblllly (or developin; recreI~
lion. \oluntecr worker-I. public attic-
1nls. play leaders Ind othIrI. It to
likely that the ”310111 cwdldItu
will be utilized in extension or the
community campaign throughout the
various deportmenu ol the annulu-
lion.
SAVANNAE. Goon“. Juno :4.——A
national, non-«ctIrIIn college. to be
known II "“‘oodrow WlIIon Collego"
may be eIthlhhod It ValdOIu.
Georgia. II I moral to the late
President. 1! the proponl to that It-
!ecx made It the rIccnt DepIrtmcut
Convention at The American Legion
oi Georgia. recclvoa the support .0!
the National Executive Committee of
the Legion at tha‘next National Con-
vuitton.
NEWPORT. GIL. Juno :l—A
group at radical communion walling
thcmuchcs " internationals" recently
inserted :111 IdVIruIcment in n new-I.
paper hero. which Home! the obiec»
lions of American muonItrcs of the
dlIlrlct on the grounds Hill. the ad-
\ortlacmenl. labeled. "On the mean-
ing of the Flag.” wII derogatory to
tho principles of Amortcnnlom Ind
patriotism. Statements In tho Ir-
tlcle were contrary to the union's
conception of the "meaning of the
Flag." and in commenting upon it
rr-nresenlatiVCI ot the Legion stated:
"This Idvcrttumont is merely I
Radical attempt to nullify the work
the Legion hat IccompllIhed to-
wards Americunlsm: we propoIe to
take all poulhle steps to stamp out
all nnthAmorican propuundI ap-
pearing in "advertisements" or
otherwise.
The position or assistant accrolary
mate in South Dakota is held by
11 young woman. Miss Glad): l’yic
or 111mm. S. Dakota. Miss Pyle also
has the distinction of having been
1111 outstanding figure in sullmzc
circles and was 1hr: state's first wo-
man presidential elector in‘lfli‘l‘.
Miss l‘ylo was born in South In-
kota and grailitatul from the state
untvvrsity. “‘hcn asked how she
cf
O
sou mp...
:1
the extent. of making it:
41 "' ’"‘ ' :F
l .
I With ""3 Women °F Today .
l 111' :1115. Linux cant-11m i
clan Dual-t
The calm" in 01: atoms Church
Participation in the affair: of the
country wil.‘ enlarge the vision or
women. Miss l'yle thlnkI. And she
believes thIt they have I. definite
contribution to make to public If-
fairs. She looks tor-ward to the time
when men will nct only admit that
«onion have helped in the better-
ment of the country but. when they
will say “How did we ever [ct along
without them."
Miss Kate Gleason. member or the
Am’orican Society of Mechanical En-
gineers. i: the only woman delegate
from New York to Ittcnd the World
Power Conference in London.
FriedI Bliss of Manseld. Mass“
signs her name as‘cenenl manger
of the Mansfield Hatchery company.
the second largest baby chick pro-
ducing company in the United States
Miss Bits in only. nineteen yearn
old.
e Miss Margaret Backhouae 1- head
of the cunpl'lre girls 0! Brigham
and Dem or women for WeIthtll
Training college. Btrmlnghnm. She
organized the first two English camp
fire; in 1914 Ind since then the or-
ganization has grown to: .000 mem-
bers. Mina BIckhoum visited thi-
oountry recently to study amp ill-I
Ictlvltlca in AmIricI. ' v
When the League of NItlouI only:d
ed CzechoslokalI to Iona I dolIgIto
to represent thIt codutry on I corn-
misIlon of physician Ip'polntod .10
visit health institution is: nomad.
KollInd Ind Belgium. the Cucko-
Ilovakhn tows-unseat ciao-e Dr.
Dennka auto I. woman plint-
lI the only Vom-
In. member at tho conical-aha
lambmmimmwugl
Arthur mum IhI» having Inc. ‘W
came to be intereItIddn paling. {6“ ' f
she Inid that or
try Club Ind in mm with 111.3
First Vice President Dr. Lindberz.’
was adopted. . ‘
The committee on by IIWI- will
welfare of the city. will be brought.
non of America. The latter ornnlxI-‘
. '. The yount bunnies. man Who Incl» _
I. week ago At the New: country, ‘
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Lancaster, Pa.’
BILLY
WHISKERS
By m than W
t ‘ .—
Blily Ind hlI muter were runnin:
down the secret IlItrway trying to
cocaine from the Germans.
Here he closed the door and no
down the ItIlrI. thlI time regardlell
of naive. He Icon ruched the iron
door through which Billy and crawl—
ed to reIch the passageway. but in—
stead of crawling out II hilly sup-
pond he would. he kept right on
down Iuother nlxht of Item. which
Billy hId not noticed before Rm
Bully. hearing the do: barking (uri-
oualy. leIped out Ind found that the
signal WII to let him know that
there were IoldlerI running horn-
lhere. everywhere through the
(rounds. marching for the escaped
prisoner.
They any are this hole and look
in. You begin to die In you did
before. II I! Itter I rIt. um I will
ItInd up again“. tho hole and hide
the opening with my back.“ pro-
pmd Billy.
Around the corner 0! (in castle
came two IoldlerI running. 1111-11-
nyoneu held ready to charge the
first penal! they am
"Here. stop and See what the do:
to digging tor." Iald one soldier.
"Fool. 10 Itop Ind watch I do:
dig for mu or to bury I home.
while your prisoner in prohablv
running II {Int II he can to re!
any {tom here I [It II possible
before 111- W tI noticed!” and
the other In dlItuIt. Ind they both
hurried on.
"I think i will go lnIide Ind see
when my mute: went when he
kept on down then ItIlrI." nIlrl Bil.
ly after the IoldierI hId puma.
"l'll tell you where 110 ha (one.
To the river. where there ‘I always
I Ikiff waiting. lied It the outlet of
the tunnel for Iny one to use to help
them Icrou the river should they
be escaping from the mile by the
“WWW-m-..“
chimney Ind tunnel why. He will be
perfectly IIfe now. and ‘an mIke
his wny but: to camp. 50 you had
belle-Ir It” hero Ind be sure that
your senor-Ii Ind his ofllcors prture
the GermInu. Should they know or
any of the" pIIIIges. Incl try to
escape by way or them. you could
butt them down and oven kill them
it you felt Io inclined. bv running
your sharp hormI into them. just
as If they were two bayoneto. What
is making Iii that dust down the
river road?” he Inked. "One would
think I whole regiment was comg
trig.”
"It lI my general Ind his stIff. At
last they Ire here. I was growing
fearful lIIt they whald mat Irrlve
until Ifter the Ger-mun had cone. I
am going up the IIIQx-I‘ drain to lie-
ten to tht the GermInI IIy when
they discover that Ill their papers
‘and maps IrI gone.”
The minute Billy stuck ‘31. head
in the chimney he could hear loud
voices.
(Tomorrow tho‘mericans capture
the GermIna.)
Admits Flogging -
Rival for Husband
NEW ORLEANS, LI... Juno :4.—
Mr. John CV. BI". wife of I wealthy
lumber-mus Ind banker of Alexan-
dria. LI... liII admitted that 3110.1101-
daughter. Mrs. Ansell. BIll Jordhn.
and I. friend. Mrs. Lassie Hatchet“.
on April 5. flogged Mn. Lilli-.11 Bon-
nette. bountiful young matron o!
thIt. pace. any: the "Item."
Mn. Bonnettu in: week Mad I.
suit to:- 325.000 «images against the
three. Simultaneously it was dil-
clooed tint tho mil jury hId re-
turned secret indictment- IsItnIt
the women Ind that: previously Mrs.
WWW,“
.1; M Wm WM
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‘_-—
Ball and her daughter had been in-
dlcted for In Illeced Ittempt to
shoot BIll who left Alexandra Ievo
erIl weekIIxo.
hill-I. BIll cud thlt. raided by the
untalthtulaeu at the man to whom
lh. had been matsmm
the refill-.1 a the other woman to ‘
pennant“: her hold oh her husband
Itwr one break and I. “conciliation.
her tempes- had run any with ‘her
Ind Illo'lud taken» the punllh‘ment
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