M...__....-~
. V, imam for Tomorrow.
I“ 5:19: sets 6:25.
do 1: a. mama . so.
due Dill ORV.
Ir Communication of Old
“02100975 and A. M. will
otits rooms, September 1st,
, Fretsmslly‘y ‘r. ,
R 0K. See'y.
N in: more gratifying concern-
“ visit of the fleet to Sidney has
than a formal statement
M The chief inspector of Police, in
‘iiioli he says: “It would be impossi-
‘to find a more self~respecting and
ellvbphnved set of men of equal
humbo‘rs‘anywhere. And that. sub.
humidity. has been the testimony at
New port along.' the two sides of
SouthAmerica, in California, and at
Honolulu. Such a general character
than markmanslllp in making an
animate of the fighting efficiency of
the American "Jackies. "
‘ M
PF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
“ Stenciling and tinting waists in col-
. . on is a new way of decorating by
" which some delightful effects are pro—
duped. Care and skill in preparing
. the stencil are of [the greatest impor-
, ‘j tance. after which'. the application of
' . the color is not difficult. Articles so
trusted are washable
have been given in this column in
previous seasons. but. some new house-
? keeper may pos
the first timer. is made by beating
the white of one egg with one cup of
sugar and the pulp of two large mel-
‘iow peaches which have been passed
through a sieve and adding about a
teaspoonful or lemon juice. Heap in
glasses and serve when cold.
The constant practice of slow. cor
rest breathing will aid people of hasty
or highly nervous temperament to gain
.ugtogfitggé rm, alld elegant furs that 7. The defendant made the. said rep. Bears the r—M :iilili‘ryhilnygi‘l’llifiitjliumo[timeriu‘tlolll lrll shc‘l» THIRD TRIUMPHAL TOUR AND
lithe worn the coming winter none resentations “"d “W“‘m‘mm‘ “"‘u Simulate“ v o seaLsml‘s work t do" 0 WK" 8 ALL NEW EDITION OF
t l bl th knowing them to be false and with in- '
Wéhnggf 81:31ytéxllynTfimSacfiT. P9: tent thereby to defraud, induce the ..._._.._ . R F 0UTCAULT’S
.broadiaii they are leading "lam" '0 "Wk“ “"“h “Wm" '""‘ '" "00F 0" ”0U" 0" F'RE- WW. ' ' Grand Opening Saturday Evening Augudt 29th 1908
. _ l r
{y p sin but quite elegant are the
29! the new fall hats.
ly children's frocks are hand
. raidered in scallops around the
low neck. bottom of the skirt and short
cape Ileeves. with an exquisite spray
at the middle of the yoke front. Noth-
inB could be prettier than these charts
ingly’ simple little frocks,
Mr. Everett Now is Suing
another at the expiration of this month
for the recovery of another month's
rent due. There are others who are
rounded to attach to the value of $2. 000
thevgoods and estate of Sarah E. Lant-
gan, and her summon to appear before
the Court of Common Pleas. to be. held
in and for the county of Fairficld. on
the first Tuesday of October. A. D.,
. 1908. then and there to answer unto
0 go E. Everett in a civil action :tempted so far as possible to plncctllc on the rock.
rain the plaintiff complains and defendant in the position ill which Bili‘ low‘s father and a scarth discolored 72 NORTH MA'N ST— 5°- NORWALK
of)" Built" was before entering into said contract the body on the bottom of the river. TEL. CALL 467. ,
‘ i 1. in the 30th day of April. 1908. the « ' e «~-~—-~—~ w.-. --—- __._._.._ - a __._..__, y
3 defendant was engaged in the conduct
". of it hotel or boarding house and of a
liquor saloon and business in the
promises known as No. 55 Railroad
svnue, in; the ty‘ of South Norwalk.
,in said town- *Norwallt‘and was the
owner of record of the property in
which the salneaylas conducted.
2 On or about said April 20th,1908.
the plaintiff was desirous of engaging
in business in said city of South Nor-
Waik. and the defendant offered and
summon. .
Peach whip is a dessert that may _
iy here read it for ‘
in said State of Connecticut.
4. The plaintiff believed said dN‘iar-r
atiolrs and representations to be true
and, induced thereby. bought said hotel
or boarding-house. and saloon business.
stock. fixtures and personal property,
by conditional bill of sale, dated on
said April 30th. 1908. a copy of which
conditional bill.of sale is to be filed in
court and marked "Exhibit A.”
.5. Under the terlrls of said condi-
tional bill of sale the plaintiff hos paid
to the defendant the sum of one thou-
sand dollars, and is obligated to pay to
said defendant the sum of one thou
9! dollars ill November. 1908. and
also executed and delivered to said
endant his note for $l.000.00_ bear-
3 interest at the rate of five per cent.
per annum. which said hole is now ill
the possession of the defendant.
6. linduced also by said declarations
and eprescntatlons. and. hollering
them to be true. the plaintiff entered
into a lease of said property known as
No. 56 Railroad avenue, for the term
of five years from May -lth. 1908. for
the monthly rental of one hundred doi-
iars. a copy of which lease is to be ill-
ed in corrrt and marked “ lelillit ll."
enter into said lease of said property,
and to defraud hilll.
8. Said business of the hotel or
boarding-house was not ill fact so pru-
fltable as the defendant represented
the same to be, and. if profitable at all,
fell short muny lllllldrl'dS of dollars of
the profits represented by the defend-
ant; and said liquor or saloon business
was not, in fact as profitable as the do
fondant represented the same to bc.
and the daily receipts tllcrci‘rorn did
not exceed three dollars. instead of fit
ant, at. 55 Railroad avenue. and by her
transferred to the plaintiff; and many
contract or conditional bill of sale arid
said lease. and gave the defendan. no—
tic'c thereof, and offered arid attempted
to restore to the defendant said llusi
ness. stock, fixtures and property, and
to surrender said leased premises to
said defendant. and offered and at
”W-.. . _.
“iii
Cots No More
.4.—
ing the said leased premises, through
the inducements and representations
of the defendant aforesaid. and has
paid $300.00 rental for s'aid premises.
through said representations.
The plaintiff claims:
1. $1,500.00 damages;
2. By way of equitable rcllcfw-ihnl
said note-conditional bill of sale and
said lease. be cancelled and surrender-
ed to the plaintiff.
3. That the defendant llc enjoined
against making transfer or conveyance
of said note, or of any tulle-rest in the
same. or in and to said conditional iliil
of sale or lease. '
4. Any other relief which to equity
may appertuilr.
. Mary A. Everett. of said Norwalk. is
recognized in fifty dollars to prosecute,
cic.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
llu Kind You line Always Bought
Horse Ran Away to Add. a Little to
the Excitement in Norwalk.
The Pioneer limit and Ladder chclllv
ical truck again proved its usefulness.
Saturday} afternoon. when its use
quickly extinguished ll bluzc on the
roof of ii house ill lillo’hulllr siriot
owned by Warren Pitch and mounted
by Jill ll Johnson
ii is supposed llrni lilo dry shingles
took fire from aspnrk thrown out llyu
runway toward its stable. and as a re-
sult the top of the wagon was wreck
ed.
of fishing from a rock rlcar llli‘ edge. of
tho \l’opowaug river, yesterday after-
noon. Mriurir- 1’. Miller. aged five. fell
into the water and was drowned. The
body has been rccorcrcd. The boy's
disappearance was discolored by the
mother. who found the fishing pole
’Slu- told the little fcl
au-
FAMILY QUARREL ENDS lN TRAG-
EDV.
South Windsore Woman Suicides Af-
ter Disagreement With Husband.
HARTFORD. Aug. :il--Paullnc llrad-
icy. wife of Frank llrndlcy. cerumit-
tcd suicide by shboting in the head
yesterday at their ironic in South Wind-
sor. The woman‘s act follower] a
quarrel. it is said. with her husband,
which began Saturday night and was
continued today. She was about :11;
years old and besides ircr husband
[carol-r two small children.
PRACTICING TO BEAT CO. F.
The only obstruction in the way of
making active preparations for tile
Danbnry basket ball team for the com-
ing season is the inability of the man-
agement to secure a lease of a suita-
blc hull. .lt has not been dcilniteiy lie-
cided by C. A. Soifcrt. owner of the
old armory property, as to what dispo~
sition will he made of it.
cs are made this winter the rink will
be let for roller skating and bnskctbtlli
prlrposcs. “Flo" iluggerty. Who is 10
be a member of the team when it is
organized was ill Danbury all last
week. using the apparatur-i of the Dan-
l.
,.
H.E.Mead&Co
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Watch this space ill toruorrOw's
issue for our special prices.
Louis Joseloff,
Eggs" You’re
Not Afraid to Boil
' immune Ml union "In.
Hell Under Direction of Walking
Delegate.
There appears to be some misunder-
done in‘Musio Hail. Both Charles 0w-
ployed by Contractor Jacob A. Rudder.
are strong union men, and have been
members of the organization for years.
Before they started work in Music
Hall. last week. Charles ll. Harvey.
the union delegate. went there, and
said everything was all right. it de-
VBiODs that latter on the manager, and
Janitor of the hall did a little paintins
on the chairs and furnishings of the
hall, and a union man happened to be
in the hall at the time, and seeing
it is claimed that the manager and
Janitor had a perfect right to do some
touching up in the hall if they so de-
sired, without causing any trouble in
any way to the members of the Paint-
ers' Union. A meeting of the union
has been called for this evening to
act on the matter. but Mr. Rudder
does irot see what can be done. all
every painter employed by him be-
longs to the union.
announcement
“’x§.\\\s\dz“
l‘l omalk, Connecticut .
will open for the Fall term on Wednes-
day. September sixteenth.
The principals may be seen at the
school any morning after nine o'clock.
Margaret R. Brendiingcr, A. B.
Martha Williams Alden.
Principals.
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if no clrung- ‘
HOYT’S THEATRE _.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3.
uster
rown
WITH THE BEST OF THEM ALL
MASTER REED
JeoebAJludder Working in Music
standing among the members of the,
Painters' Union. over the work being
one and Alexander Weith. who are em-
ecu-nan u.-
i
'——-—TODAY’S----l
Semi-Annual
Half-Price Sale!
Flue
coats, 99c
Fine' White Muslin Petticoats.
embroidery ruffle and clusters
of llemstitched tucks. To-
day ............. ...........99o
. r . l ' ' s e
wor.:-.~.,.rr.r;rr .. mileaiei‘é‘i‘lméii $1.98 White Pent-19c Wash Goods, 9c
Lawns. Dainty Batiste,
Sheer Dimitles and Mercerlzed
Materials. Not a yard lms been
less than 121,“. Most of it 25c
a yard. The average price 19c
Buy what you want today at
half ............. . .
.99
“Kayser” Silk Gloves
16 Button Silk Gloves, in black,
white. tan. modes. greys and
brown. Regular $2.00 value. To-
day .................... 99c
.5150 Waists, 75c
Gibson and Peter Pan Walsts. in
blue and white and black and
white plhid and stripe madras,
some have soft attached
lara, others laundered detach-
(701-
“ more impressive—demonstrating as hosts in the Town of Norwalk. and that and said lease. .' ,
she would remove from said South 10. Said plaintiff bani expended up» .. .
it do“ the morale! of the men—even Norwalk to'llridgeport. or to Riverside. wards of five hurfdred dollars in rcpalr- -——-- M“. Moon's Soho“ To! 9““. . 25c Chlldren s SOCkSi fabrleslctggar‘zljtvsery B‘w' Khulna
12 1-2c pair .
Fine Lisle Socks in white, black
alld tan, also a few plaid tops.
Stars 5 to 8. Regular 25c
grudu .................... 12i/2c
72 x
goo
590.
59c Sheets, 29c
90 Hemmed Bod Sheets.
d grade muslin. big value at
Today 29c
25c Pocketbooks,
12 l-2c
Walrus and Soul
Regular price 25c. Today .
Pocllctllooks.
12i/2c
whl
Women's
Regular price 25c. Today .
25c Linen 'Collars,
12 1-20
All Linen
to or colors.
Collars.
sizes.
12i/2c
All
s‘Bos'ron
STORE
SATURDAY. MONDAY, TUESDAY. WED
MATI‘NEB.
NEBDAY AND WEDNESDAY
6—BIG VAUDEVILLE OFFERINGS—6
EDDIE GARDNER
Comedian and Juggler.
THE DELMONTS
Musical-Artists,
SOUTH NORWALK’S FOPU
LAR BARlTONE.
CARL STUMPF. lLLUSTRATED MELODIES.
18 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
Pickling Onions. Crab Apples, Musk Melons, Squash, Apples. Sweet Po-
tatoes, etc.
UNITED GROC
Phone 143.
”Bi KMAN
ERY (10.,
20 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Nil}.
SELECT GROCERIES.
83 and 85 Washington St, South Norwalk
Headquarters for the Beat of Everything to Eat
at Proper Prices.
"'3' “Will“ teen dollars and upwards. per day. as ”55mg train. The trouble occurred 2‘325‘81- AVENUE Acting “DUSTER". MAE DURAND CHAS MILLER
iliii t 'i' it o clock rid when the blow '
(Continued From First Page). represented by lhc defendant. and was “i , ' ' '. l", ' '. Ph1.n*.990s EAST NORWALK. Reilleiu with a Company of Well‘ impersonations. Singing and Dancing.
T f h unprofitable; and the defendant. ini’ ml:JAWS?:llrhghifynlino: 3:2]?ng “w" . 2 ‘ known Comedians. Vocalists. Dancers. '
o urt er distress Mr, Everett. his llledialcly after the plaintiff cnicred -" _ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ _ Musicians. Etc. lntroducln
place of business was closed out 1881 into the lcusc aforesaid. removal in ii '3‘”, "0" .N“' ‘5' located. (3" m" (9" 5 8T , g IRVING AND ALBA' ACROBATIC SPECIALTIES
week on a. suit brought by Frederick horrsc loss than one hundred feet front 1“" -ni “m" “"‘l .\'iail “him” ““_“ V U ER BROWN 8 BOBBY BURNS
W. Mitchell. claiming $150 commission said property leased by the plalrrtlif. pullmi, “”1 1"“ dcpartmcnt “f“ WM" ., BR'GADE- 10 and 20c—Nevef Change—.10 and 200
on property sold for Everett to Allen and there opened a'lloardlng-lroriscand 13’ “" ‘3": “3"}; “mm“ .m'" 3,“? , lT's BETTER'N CHRISTMAS. '
Risk. of Darlen. took with her to said boarding-house ”“N‘ f“""h"‘li:”l' "may“: ‘h‘:"‘m'”h PRICES ....... 1. ..25c 35c 50c 75¢ '
Mr. Larrigan Mlhas one suit now pend about lil'l'llly. or practically all. of tile “0”" 11““! : u if??? “"“r ”I'm" ' i ~ FIRST 6 news“ I ' " ', .__._._____._._..._..__..— .._.. -
“111‘ for a month surentdnow dlll‘ under persons who had been boarding and llOIl'):(Iilul‘l‘ltC}lll% (10?; soil-lfr'll-itagfl‘lrrfi‘lantllls . """"""" 3 '00 ' . '
t e 1 se. and wi nrr oubtcdiy lllin ll 11 ’ i hotel or boardin house ' " .,
°r “ {disfigfiirggndumm ... u... a...” ”my uh... new». mum ........ um um» Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg, . 12c
1.00
threatening tobrlng suit against Ev- of the articles enumerated ill saldoorl- , ‘ .. . . , _ .. ., . ,
erettfor money due in other transac- dltionnl bill of sale were fraudulently ”I“ d‘wmb‘ m u" structure by me PE A C H iihllunfirgllh"Egrlgroafdgeslié """ 2;: $1.532: $51.12;: (Eféoioc size """ ‘12::
“ON. and in the meantime to preserve removed by “a” defendant. was sure '—._————__ liorden's Evaporated Milk 10c ‘sl'ze ‘l Pkge Snow Boy Washing Powder
the balance in the court. he brings suit 9. Prior to the bringing of this suit. MILFORD BOY DROWNED can ' 8c “ So also 5
mint M... Larisa and immediately upon the discovery or ' Ir‘omala..“r.'y”'.i;.‘“singular... m. .. dangers; that. °
In this suit Sheriff Sculley is com- said fraud the plaintiff rescinded said MILFORD. Aug. :l1.—~While playing and Tomatoes .\ very low. ' Peaches g
I propgredhio mill 1h? saig hlemtfii “3: . Eggs to byl—cggs to poach— . POWder '
aim"tugiii.“:.3.§:.i§ .mrd “the ‘3 the best eggs or finest table use. ‘3 :2 Sim: 33$: mLhJILbhvgzx 3521’; 3-133 #Eé .............. :2.
stock. personal roperty and fixtures . ‘ , ‘ n . - . ............. c
used in connectign therewith (except . Because they come in sealed boxes of a u r e 2° Pink Wm" WM 1 'b- M00“ AND JAVA COFFEE -------- 30c
- . certain fixtures owned by the Excelsior dozen and are guaranteed. S CROWN ASTER BRAND COFFEE (in 1 It) led t
. . . . 35o
3”me comma” for the mm of III-- u mrssron GARDEN LANG CEYLON TEA (ln'?lb 553:“
. . ). at . .. 35¢
s’tattlrltfedttzillg‘eiai]: gfllzrigiar‘rg 3012:3113; Because they are SCICCth from the hem . Wines and Liquors at Low Cash Prices
the mm” m “men an” bums" varieties for size, fullness, richness and quality, 5° Pure that ‘t has 935““ RUPPERT‘S EXTRA seen ...................... $1200 PER CASE
‘ ‘§-' ggdfggdggfgtsrgegh;gang? 2:: and no one could afford to guarantee eggs ALL the examinations o w a n t r1 083:9 3:01:31": 24 Bottles-
term of five years fromthe 4th day unless they were sure of their quality—the ' ALL the Pure Food Com 9 9 V8? 0 a pm a e own-
“9‘ “AV-'1‘“ "08' unbroken scal' rs our ide ' ‘ ' fALL h it DsLicrous FRESH MADE BUTTER lb
. a "To induce the plaintiff to buy said Y E“ . . mrssrons o t e s 3 es. . . per . .
sous orbosrdlng-house and salooir‘ Strictly Fancy E“! at a reasonable price ' even «Massachusetts, the5 Efzngfigrreggog-IJOEESE55.8.5...”1.1-... """" W&;,'é7'.;;',;.;"$1;§§
mm“ mm mum and‘ personal ‘ stillest of them all. 5 LARGE BOTTLE PLAIN on STUFFED 0le53
5:0 rm and to my three thousand . . . HElNz FANCY SWEET PIGKLBS (lime bottle)
, lars thereforrand to take said lease " Chorce 0f over twenty J HEINz FANCY SOUR PIGKLES (large bottle ...... . I 25°
, of said property at the rental stores “6 l on . m blc r mi m ithi I‘m... ........ ..
said. the defendant declared and rep. V3 a P e u 5 w We cordially invite the people of The No alks to visit our store.
"untouched said hotel or boarding . ' ‘ . each pound can—50c. we boast of its being the finest. store of its kind in Connecticut. Call
‘ 'hduse'lrusiness was profitable,'and that and see us. You are welcome at any time.
she nutter! a large income from the
a" same each year: and that the daily re- , E
‘ ' earph- gem t2: bar of said saloon busi - ’ . 8
cont to n t is th titles -
331...! o u a" M If your grocer can't supply you. write us
i and generally to thirty dollars‘
. or more. of which at least onehalf was DILLON G DQUGLASS.
New Haven as? Hartford. Conn.
t; that she was overworked and
worn out. and Wished to get out of bus
Springfield. Mass. Providence. R. l.
. , .L
1‘. ;The Union 'Pacrfrc
Tea Co.
126 Washington Street,
Tel. 542-3.
For snare Let and Want Ads Parr.
loom that, if the plaintiff would buy
her out. she would not engage in the
. hotel or boarding-house or saloon busi~
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