adIIlI» Ital-atI-hm‘g
.. needlmaa‘y'. bi th‘a
littleraida and and.
folds lobbies“ laI
.our'IIatomII Toilet.
.., toads. hath" pro
parations, and. aids
I, ; ofsvery class.
N
.. ....-.u-n-«os. .
Butler bpdge, No. ”film 0. 0- Full".
hold a regular meeting thiaIe'vbalnc
r .
Miss Cora Wheeler has returned to
Norwalk after spending two week- is
Weston.
Mrs. Frank Pitch and children, of
Weston, spent: yesterdly with. Mrs. P.
W. Gregory. in Norwalh-
Mrs. August P. Manor. of North
Main street is the guest of Mrs. E. A.
Green, at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ada A. Law a, of Brooklyn.
has been spending veral days with '
friends in South Norwalk.
‘W
William H. Grindrod and Joseph ‘
Iockhardt of Norwalk, are enjoying
the e‘xcursion to Block island, today.
X
A mobilisation School
, tar lay: . .
'I‘horongirspreparation for Col-
lege, Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced sIaii of
teachers giverind‘ividual atten-
~ tion to each boy.- An excellent
department for younger boys.
. For catalogue address I I.
Howard E. Hoyt will resume his du- . . am '3. WI!
ties as book keeper at the City NI» .J ‘ . .
tional Bank tomOI row having com ' . l
”med his “mu,“ “calm A mid- weekly dance will be‘ held,
this evening, at The Knob.
W
The male choir of St Paul' II Church
is enjoyinxa day's outing at (30me
Beach today. i
Mr. and Mrs John Burke, of Brook-
lyn, N Y., are summering with ..Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Hughes, ill West I
Cedar street.
Miss Hazel Ball, of Westport ave-
n e, Norwalk, left today for a two
eeks’ visit with her relatives in New
’ York city. I
The Misse Elsie, Vera and Marie _________
Addison, of file“. York, are visiting Cockenoe Hayloft. will hold a meet
their father. Charles P. Addison, and ““5 Iomorrow evening, at "5 “barn
their brothers, at”! Day street. yard. in WR" street, Ni" walk
, .
Robert H. Comatock and Otto IIId- The New England Order of Protec-
wig, of Kohwa meet 1),“,me ‘3” lion will hold its third annual fleld‘day
spending their v'acation in Norwalk at Suvln Rock. on Saturday, August SI
and at, other places along the shore.
. f A trolley ride from Broad River to
Savin Rock is being llrlllilflt'tl by Her
bcrt P lreland,f01 the evening of
Mrs. Fred Batterson and Mrs. August 19
Charles Barlow. of Westport were
guests of Mrs William Drew and Mrs. Harry PIMI or NOrwalk has taken
t1. 1 uth orwal Mon- a position as engineer at the plant of
3?)? y Ga It So N k' the Hotchkiss Manufactuling ConI
. pany. of Hoyt street.
Mrs. E. J Smith and daughter,Reita. , ~ '
of 26 Center street Danbury, have to Mr. and Mrs. Eben Church. of West-
turned from a two weeks’ visit with Don avenue, and Mr and Mrs lBflM‘
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitney, South. Church, of East Norwulk. are enjoying
Norwslk. .thc excursion to Block island, today.
M J
* m
-—Dr. Dick’s cures Malaria.
r Van Alst n is Ilannins I. The Seventeenth Regiment Connec-
toizohfieangewm J‘yio 65mg; to the ticnt Yolunteilrs.‘ will hold its: annual
eastward next week in his launch Ei- reunion M Bridgeport, “18"“ EBLh
fillet. and Wm be accoln’panicd by say. All coral-odes are requested to be pres
eral friends 9‘“-
Ipuis Burkett, of the South Nor-
il his home in Elizabetthrfi. Henry Stevenson, of Westport.
:t‘IrIleIgt‘. bellow showing considerable and Mrs. Julia Quintanilof South Main
signs of improvement _ street. » .
my
Sons of St. Ceo‘rke, Welcome Strong.
Fix-Governor Phineas C. Louusbury
has been elected president of the cr Lodge. held a regular meeting. last .
Ridgefield pm“ Printing Company evening. at its quarters, in Main street. I
othing of special importance was
- County Commissioner John Brophy i
transacted.
treasurer of the company.
Miss Maud Hewitt. who has been
Nell-walk, returned today a, New Ha- this" moshing in two huge carryalls. to
veil but expects to stay only a dsy y, sobnd‘théir annual outing A fine time
and will return for another two weeks. is EnuClDfiWd-
William B. Unholtz, Jr... has his
launch Lady Alice hauled out at the N0""*“‘ started this morning for an
Anderlnn Launch "works. where he is outing at Compo Beach. There Were
having her put in firstclass condition. about fifty in the PM”. and it 18’
preparatory to taking a. cruise up the lllfimmdl 10 have T eshmcnts ”and
Connecticut River, next week . 32mm; among the
y
Thomas-F. Dunn, formerly of South
Norwalk. who is now the manager of Friends of Mr and Mrs Harry G
Gately do rennan’s large store in Wat- Davis 0‘ NOTWfl‘k have received 3“
crbury. rrved in South Norwalk..yes- nouncements 0f their recent mar
terday. to lIrmake a short visit with.old lIllfed. EhteltIhale IaIt “Sal: HarboIIrI, LttIlmi
n cuintnes. so u erre aresoym
friends a d fl q a a C " their address is not known: The an-
“Edward C. Newman, formerly of the nonnbem‘ents state that they Will be at
Connecticut Company, who is now lo- home, at 50 Wilton avenue, after Sep
cated with the Concord Electric Com- tember 15th-
pan‘y,’ Concord New Hhrnpsbire, is en
Joying a two weeks vacation at his
else, in Norwaik and is renewing old
friendships.
....‘__.¢.....I.I
term. this morning. and will sail on
the cruise of the New York Yacht Club
which stamps tomorrow morning. “Sim?
The Flint Avenue Iitbthodlst Episco will be on“ the doubts of the club
I pal Sunday school wlII have its annual “Noam-hi” He- cannot finish. the
excursion on Wednesday next to Brad; cruise but will be 809% eighteen; days
rant; This is one of the most delight and will leave at Prayince Tomi. bud
fut pleasure resorts in this vicinity borne home by PIA“ .' '
w.
outfit, is expeoted there will be: a v‘ery- 5. "
large attendance. The train ladies: ll‘he Bridgeport 11.0““ telephoned ‘0
orwalk last evening about 10:15,
9‘ o’clock that there had been a stabbing
turban Thomas Smith has re- affra'y there. and theman whose name
South Norwalk at 9:06 a. m.
battled tolhis regular run on Westpoxv. was John Prinppi.‘ had gottema’way.
avenuodlsialon. owing In the fact am, .The local police were asked to keep
Dr.’ Ralph M. Bennett. 4mg“ returned a watch out for him. ‘He was describ-
. 1 II “R
I eng‘filt‘le'fi'” Garfield WQIILI'
run on‘
d. but it is not prob-
alao expects to resume his old West cars are we
port night run‘ this evdiinlr in}. con-
ductor with Smith.
9.1% .
'in the troilbyI oars.
.1 lex'brtanm an inanence that!
mmamuesfwsluflty Elma
.paaranw commands respect and
less' farmed, lgrother.
tailoring is done by KoppeL
our Whoa: and one? sng’gestions
Lao 3. k015i) ~
south Nor-walk
24 Na. Main lb.
Tot.
I
i .. snarl 'sd
I ll wRLJJQ‘l‘MI‘,‘ :5; igniting”: Then the tide .I’Ipughed softly, . and
‘I .99. loan to diitwm on Bright's Inna
' noy8. ‘
no
I 'f “:9st rs.‘ Altimeslhadhead-
glbb was always mode noticeable if
. _ Elana}! Pills. i did so, and in less
‘ Walter Quintard‘alid“ brother. of
walk. no“ 01308» who m been seri- Poughkeepste. New York, are visiting 1'
tans" North. Mainstreeb.
The Sunday school of the Cranbury
manna-flung at her home in 80th Union Chapel drmc to (‘ompo lleach .
A large party of .youug people of.
semants of the .
“Sim" R Keith. of Norwalk, loft.
en his ed...“ 5 blast.81i21nehesin
trite shim andsno hat. All
able that file an would come to to'wn
”The I I ”I l‘IW ISM 11M“ I .
teas'rudo-
mitsdlimdo places that are deaied his
You- take no chances when your
l-llypleasednto show you
WNW‘ ”ll-93s
it's Youp _
own... I"
m III-we new" to ban
. Thom. .
posit“
when
‘ Many: Demolish“ “inset their kid“ Till ha tipsy lay. Illnababhed, supine’
it is oniya _
“W worm ss; Imeld-n urinary? ‘
pubic IIIcIIIIf in the: tidal it will see
If is with a
twilight rl
crabs were‘.’ .
'.:otllepcsy all . lddney disen-
ran
night began“. I
e. The best remedy to use is Doan’ll ‘ 'lI'IIa‘I Eat.
IKldney Pills. 1t cured “hm. which A shallow flittcrod swiftly around the
are can by wealc‘ In diseased kid»
rwalfl {booth testify to room
”- curtail. w
St. South Namath. Conn. says: "i glooIm
“WSW"W uy kidneys more 0' l9“ Melting into the mystery of night.
a dilly spells and a persistt 'WQHARD'
eat, dull pain across my hips The mom oer'AIn roaasoo.
light hold or during a spell of damp
ather.‘ I was Itlhaily' advised to so frequent den “J"
pains. a
suffering from kidney ailments."
For sale by all dealers.
cents. Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo, against Iorttflcatlopl. three callbres
New York sole agentsIfor the United being used. one for sea fighting. a sec .
States. and for ordinary'landg lighting. and a
Remember the name—Donn s—-—and third for mountain werk.
take no other m
roUNo check, roe $50,000.
..--.. . . - ClilCAGO,Au¢.5.-:~Wlliioal Becker.'I
IFLOOR FELL; TWIO BOYS RI ED. a postoiilce wagon driver. founda 850,.-
An 5,. 000 check yesterday in the driveway
Two WWW,” klllbd and a third was beneath the federal building and re«
seriously injured when a temporary POP“!!! it ‘0 Superintendent F 113d ”M'-
floor of the new Italian Catholic The check was Ilarnble to the Met
Church here fell yesterday as a group
of children were, playing under it. Tile
PERTH AMlllOY N J.,
next Sunday when the the corner 191": 0! many thanks-multilz bill
stone is to be laid. Several children
were taken out uninjured and the
covered.
Oil Stoves
HOTWEATHER DEMANDS AN QlL BTOVE FOR COMFORT'S BAKE.
THE. [LISTENING HEAT OF A KITWN I8 AVOIDED, THE LABOR IN-
CIDENT TO COAL AND WOOD “’5“le l8 SAVED. ECONOMY I8
CREATED AND MODERN CONVENJ'NCE is YOURS FOR A REMARKA-
BLY REASONABLE PRICE.
THE DAINTIESTIDISHES, as ELL as THE suab'rAN'l'lA or
LIFE, cooxso PERFECTLY ON ON _bI-' oua sasirlacrION OIlL Groves.
Funenl'bfrectors and Embalmers,
Tna~cosr or ATTENDING
. MERRILL comes
[8 MODERATE. I
Many young people earn enough the first yehr out to more than pay
,for, a year's schoplinx.
Text Books for. the entire cour'se furnished FREE. ~' ' ‘7‘ I
. all. some was.
“Aprons. .
The Low Prices
on these items should interest you; and impel you to buy while assortment:
are good.
I.‘ t
" . SOUTH' MRIWAILK. Pom: CHESTEKL
8%. 25. Blue Lawn Jumper Dresses .fl .76 Children's 25$ Parasols ........ . . 166.
names 82,00 Lameaists IIhiJi'r Children‘s Rompers. sizes to 6,
SLEBMSLHEDWaw ...... .m ... ..... SclIIIdASc
C. 8. Net Corsets. all sizes. .. csolcnlldI-en'ai. 25c stockin plain.
Net Lisle Gloves. “Kayser' make the l. black Kalb, also tan, lie .and
Width No. 150 nibbling extra good. black lace; per pair .'. ..........
.quallty,~_. ......I. ”may 259 yard that 260 and~60c Baits. .... ...
l
“1‘3! pl»???
80 VIIIA‘HINOTON 3 a j. 2,,
Iwz‘JgI l“
.
,, our stock 9! Wlhte. OanII/as Shoes III: gettiilg'. but the few
If“? If; utilise areiverymaeh worth your notice.
They are Now. hilt tell-overs. :21 t.’.I3I :iraid' ill
.1 “TN-... ,I. .‘l l.‘
. .- f: . ’ I “... .. .I 24.1.: .3991“ ..
new canoe-I N ..., .
chose nINNsIIsI‘Ii special.” basaltic. Iain"... IAI'I‘HING.
.. Adamskarraacrlhua.
I_.I .... Especial attest-ion tllybn em out“;
Commend»! He‘ll. deli, Juli?
GEORGE XANTHAKY, timer:
I
iI boat tips who. as: by Ibo
WhIw“ are» Mali. “9.1m- drowned. suddin'
' A mastitis “it; ”NM 0 Isruve OI! Its
Jill IhlI‘nI‘baIckI thwfh’hzrl '0' weak or We come home through a blushing
O‘er a marsh III are the scuttiing sea
;A heron yearned silent. sanderlings I‘
53343
Wavered and Wheeled in vague un .
“’5' “ll“ Porter. of 33 North MM“ Vanished within the dusky outer
“. a.“ 5*? .../79"“ u 57-- .-
ESSEN. August bw~Notwithstandtnz
q Krupp Works
Plaisted a Drug Store for Doan a have apparel! II" scammed the units to
the air tomsdd; invented by Colorist
a week; after i began unto: them, Um. or the Swedish army. under coc-
aclIcsIletI me. Though IbtiouIs that the Swedish sovemment f
evcral mom s have elapsed since i ll “‘96 l0 “59 the “WW- Tho particu
Mve had no return of! the annoyance. lift! 01 the weapon are a secret, but it
y husband was also troubled with he ‘understood that the Krumm paid a ,
dney complaint and Donn a Kidney great sum fol the invention after pro
Pills did him a wonderful lot of good. loam tests 80 it is assumed that the
‘ We both recommend them to anyone projectile is really effective Report
says that it can be used by warships
Price 50 in sea fighting and also: on land
I:
u
. The Butler
_ Ibeeier than the'
"9 "“"oldrfam batter
VJ}, ‘
Mame at.“
H11 ‘I.
sclsntxftc, exact
methods aI’n'd
model creammes
w
reaches you it is justIIas
it came from the churn and one
sum is theme as every other.
a“ bottoms! to mwgufidfimm them
If your gram can 'r supply you Isn't: In.
‘DILLONE and DOUGLASS.
New lint-bad W. Con-.3
Springfield; MIDI-t Milena. I. l
3‘3
WALKER NOT RETURNING MONEY
Newest-In Savinga Bank Haa Not
Hoard from Mining securities.
NEWllBlTAlN. Augusa fir—Officials ' ,- ' . _ . _ , ' .,
01 the Savings Bank of New Britain. 4 " ' . ‘. ’,
from which Willialn F. Walker stole . . . I.
half a. million dollals worth of aocurl
ties. today declare that the report that
chants Loan and Trust Company. The the fennel treasurer had suggested y;
trust company was notified and a bank tam :Or; ge bIJIIIIII "I
floor covered the church foundation IIIWWHSGX'. was sent {01' UN! chock. ‘ , .. I
work and was put in place to be used Rocker l3 said ‘0 have 1’30“ the 7601b ' (“r . 'I'
through counseiqhat he would like to
coal Iromise by telling where a. part of
the not. is pure fiction. They say that
Walker has not given one particle of
information as to the manner of his
loss of the securities'and has not giv-
en an inkling at any‘knowledgo of the
present whereabouts of the bonds
Treasurer Stanley, of the bank. is
ay on a vacation. and it is known
that President Phhip Corbin, who
stepped into the breach during the try
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1*4TH 1908
disappearance of Walker, and was will-
in; to pledge his fortune to save the
. 'bank. had declared repeatedly that he
will not Willilromlsc with Walker. The
bank Officials say they have had noth-
.Iillg to do with Walker since his retro-II
home and have not approached him
since he went to prison to servelhis
it is not known that We ker
had 50...... ...... c... or .... emu Music by Wheeler & Wilson’s Full Brass Band
moo Pleas Court, is a blather in law
,ibut when Walker was put to plea in
Superior Court. he did not intervene
as counsel and not a lawyer approach-
Ibd the prisrmcr. ‘Waiker' s claim made
do the officers who thought him across
\ the continentsthat he knew nothing of
' the disappearance of the securities. is
taken to mean that he was subtiI-ly
robbed by. a' band of,clcvcr sharpers
Whoa“ identity Walker do“ "0‘ 1‘" trnl Hotel, Monroe SL; Victoria Hotel Railload Ave. and Monroe St.
tinder President Diaz the railroads
bodies of James Fox axed 11.31111 of Mexico have reached 19. 900 miles.
Francis Urbanski, n wcre la- and the SOVBK‘ But revenues have
59.! 7‘ 'tilrmwn Immslsnblibhoato "15.000000.
COlIlnS I I.‘
South Norwalk. Conn.“ f
‘ ‘I BOSTON. Auiruat 5 -—-Tho principal,
iI-vent on the program of the Knights
of Pythlas‘ Convention. today was the
A;
Iparadc of the subordii'i‘atc lodges and Burl the lib KIM Y“ H“ ”WSW
Pythinn Sisters, and while not such Signature .
of ,7
i , .
emu
.mtlltary spectacle as was presented
uniform rank in their parade
ay. the numerous floats and
other features wele expected to lend -—-- .
(color to.today’s pageant. and make it Two Package: of Gold Plate. Secured
home Interesting to the general pub-
Illc. Lieut. Qsorge E Wragg chief , I.
rshal of the parade, annIounccd that (B. Hall. aIgcnIIhIIor like Agwgefxprggs Via Rail to New London- a“ Blumdi'. . .:
bout 18,000 would he in lne ‘omrnny III a c y. I am .... e .
The coats for offices ‘in the Su- firm (I John M. New abd.Compuny, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5“
mewdge was expected to he set- 501d refiners, two packages contain-t
Idea meIInI'iay. Henry P. Brown, of Tax lug upwards of $1,500 worth of gold on; 'Westport. 7: 12 a. 1b.. .
is a strong-favorite for supreme plate, which up to a short time ago, (1:23 bum ....Ingas
Wollontn I
Barnes. of Jacksonville, lll. who will in: train robbery in Pidsburg. Paw Island 12. 30 noon.
motile. Add a sharp contest was pre- April 30. The robbery was one, of the li fifli Round Trip Only.
I a
idicted; between G rge M. Hanson, or most startling ever attempted, and
Maine. and D. St ey Wooduorth. of was quite successtpl
ithls state for the vice-chancellorship. headed the New’ York and St. Louis
The membels of’. the uniform rank,
' enIc rained on Franklin Field. had lit- miles Westr of Plttshuramlmoat with~ IDI m. and some. Hill gummy;
o do but enjoy themselves today. will the do limits. undet- tho point of new voiIk.I -Ni.=.w HAVE
r their busy day yesterday. Prise pistols held up-theI Adams Express I H I
drill competitions at the camp were agent. while they. tookeverythmgin II
tachcdaled for the afternoon to provide- sight that looked like mo ._ Then
{the only Work of the day. Valuable ascotwas seduced by the su denness .-
25°. rises havebeen offered for the drils,-
math! there
has eville' entertainment this evening omelala of the expresaIcompanythat
. (were arranged to Mfurd entertain- thehlmalJoss was about $500, 'but it
went for the knights. ..
.{IaourIH hoodlum noswlcu ms‘rIIIIIIIcr calla MEET- '
‘lIIIN‘:IE Ire. ‘Ins .
I at -: I III Ryan &I 6 .
WW.
III-IIII tiw‘oii! nr do I rda by Rev. J. were among the valuables. stolen. one
on a “yes e y .
SH; Newland, presiding» elder of the Mdressed twinkle Pass. Ten. con”. WNWQWF‘ 3° th N°mal§t9
Idate tor the annual Methodist camp tallied about. $500.9“ paddle IIqI II, ado. Returninalcnveis
imeoung of the Norwich district here dressed to Little m Mk can load. a .
it will begin Monday evening. August something otter 813000. E
24, and close Soadny evening August .
(80.1%“; Evangelistic speaker will be
Rev. George fir-Is. ’0: England. other
prominent Methodist preachers from .
’Masswdlruactts,. Rhoda Island and Con:
inaeuadttwiil be among the speakers.
. W
asIanI column we counrhrj
Ufli MANCHESTER. Amati
lea-Jamel Ellison said he would leave
the country before the end of the
week italic were permitted to escape
punishment on the charge of burglary,
arraigned in the police court
serday. The court thereupon plac-
edII Ellison in the care one probation
once: who will see that lie gets an
outgoing steamer on Saturday. Elli-
son was arrested for being in the
bones of: Miss Marguerite Nicholson
Ion Sunday- .’
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GROUDIUBST IN BISBEI‘. AIRIZ-
i- IBISBEB. Axial. Aug 5--A cloud-
I Imtqrdny washed outatboaiaads
d‘e into the principal streets of Bill.
as. causinig damage estimated at
...—...—
GIVEN_ BY ’ II. ‘I I
’-r o-
CONEY lSLAND ;1
On the iron Steamboat Sirius;
THE LARGEST SPEEDIES‘D'AIND SAFESiT OF THE FILEET. I
Campbell’s Orchestra for Dancing .
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, from South Norwalk, for Adults, SI .00II‘
CHILDREN’S TICKETS, HALF PRICE “
TICKETS can be procured at Kellys Drug Store, North Main St; Cen-
uaily know.
———— -—-- TAKE NOTICE—Special train leaves South Norwalk hepot 8:16 a. m .
PYTHI‘AN CONVENTION. Boat leaves Wilsons Point 9 a m. sharp. I ”.2
tAIerIInr 31¢ Parade scheduled for To- EVECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Mayor E. J Topper, W. :30 Twoalbly and
day Iln Boston. m, F. J Roxom, ‘ j . . I. '
GASTON!
MISSINGI MONEY» RETURNED.
By Robbers. Back in Hartford
HAyRTiI‘ORD Aug. 5.--.Today Chas.
Train leaves South Nor-Walk. IV: ”to!
succeed Charles A lb was holicv'cd had been lost in adar,- Due Watch Hill 10: 55 1. [iii 1 . .
Number of Tickets
Strictly Limited. ..
Hell-Mug. 15an Blobh: IBM
The bandits
exnross: at. Walker’s Station, elevcnI
TFOID' RAIE‘ROA I
_rboldnesa. ofythe attack that. be r
“arlarxe entry list. could scarcely relate what. happened.
cannons n' the afternoon and a At .the-- time that“ stream“: .by the
was believed then that “it won muchw
larger. as subsequent events proved.
Within a short time or the robbery.
John M Ney and Company were noti-
N116, Alix. 5.6-Announce tied tifit the two packages mentioned CHILDREN, uhd'e'f timing? n ‘
In...
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"73- a, l’I ,_;I V'!‘ I}, I ..
Beachcm' s Pills immediately “mam scum dynapjaimgl
I:flllallym’n bandeialdnclnonie caseso indigestion and stoma
sum; the d30 ve organs and
mum tWillie thereundbow cleanup: and to
mow: Pills weak-n
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at Inch». trons the mountain
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