THE SOUTH ENOR’WALK EVIEN IMG ERNTINE
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One of the features of this sale is
The Home of lien Schsfiner 8: Man: Clothes
Summer Suits
At Big Reductions
Red Tags stand for big and real reductions. here—
and hundreds of men know it. If you do not. the loss is
. yours, for Red Tags knock the tar out of profits and give
August 0. Knorr returned home tlils
mprning frorri a vacation trip to
Cleveland. Ulrio.1
Miss ilt-leii Drumm ofElizabr-th.
New Jcrsm is a guest of Miss Flor-
once \ lxclicv of West avenue.
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Get a Piano Certificate with 3
every purchase. It will cost
you nothing.
Manager Thomas li‘. Dowd, of the
Washington street store of A. li‘. Beck.
1min and Company. Is laid up at his
F a. LANE;
Baxter’s Drug Store
annuasou's
prices.
you men the best suits sold in town at extremely low
lrohrc in Norwalk by illness.
Charles Petty returned to his duties
aslr'lcrk at the City National Bank this
BOYS’
SUITS“
, Right now we are selling all broken lines of this , _
$3393?” L a u 11 Ch W0 rks Summer’s handsome suits as follows: {115,1‘13‘§;,{:?,‘.’3;{,'§F,g,;mid?“‘“m’”
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5! w hi S lAfgtirnme- set up and may to . $10.00 su,ts,_,.,.$ 5,35 3.3.00 Su,.5_,_,,,$.3,35 i mummy hmm "mm 0, m, which have been marked at Just
* , kndsofre sirwrk. _ _ _ ' _ Nj"Ik 11 lldi r dlnarrAssocia~
3 88 “8'9“ fleet Launches of III sizesobuilt to order $l5 00 Suite $I0 85 $25 00 Stilts $18 85 tingrWI‘viii bl:- mum ‘Izrrrcrrrow evening
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to-
night; Tuesday rain, followed by fair.
An area of low pressure, central this
morning over Lake Eric, is producing
cloudy and rainy weather from the
ripper Mississippi valley eastward to
the coast. The rain is quite general
in the eastern sections, where it is
much needed. Pleasant weather with
high temperature prevails between the
Rocky mountains and the Mississippi
river. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity cloudy and rainy weather for the
next 24 to 36 hours.
George Abrams. of this city, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Fairilcid
Beach.
Miss Katie Millburn, of Spring Hill
avenue, spent Sunday with friends at
Savin Rock.
Red Star barge No. 18 has arrived
in the harbor with a. cargo of l.chigh
coal for Raymond Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs."'f‘ony Audlno and two
children, of 20 Cross street. and Frank
P. Oddo have gone to New Yuri: to
spend a few days.
The national convention of Huymak
crs. which has been in session at in-
hy competent workmen.
Oyetchhell Pohrt,Norwnlk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences Hotels Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Mom 477. Prices Reason-
able Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
9 Courtlend Place.
Mr and Mrs. 8. Milton Stevens of
Fulrilcld avenue, are sojourning at
The Maples, Canada
Miss Bertha H. Hunter. of tho Wrist»
ington street office of Raymond lirotlr:
era, is enjoying a Week's vacation.
Miss Miriam Close has returned
home to Norwalk from a week' a visrt
with her cousin, Miss Florence Close,
in Greenwich
Mr and Mrs. George ll. Robina of
Frame street. spent Saturday and
Sunday very oujoyably with filtlldts‘
at Milford Ilcirclr. ' .
Judge .lolrrr 11. Light nrriwd home
in this city last night from it two
weelrs' vacation trip durirr gwlrich ire
visited the Lake, Champlain :ourrtry
and Canada and had a torv enjoyable
time.
A delegation of seventeen members
of tho ltaliun Social Club. of this city,
went to Blidgeport yesterday after-
noon aud participated in the outing of
the Society Castelfrancheso at Shelton
Park yesterday. The local delegation
report that tlrey had a fine time.
The Rev. A. J. Smith. D.D.. of Dan
bury received a hearty wclrorne at the
South Norwalk Methodist (‘burth vr-s
them.
Proprietor
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you WANT to buy GOOD oats.
Bonnie (‘lrick Feed
Bonnie Horse 'r‘eed
Bonnie [lair-y Fecd
Iionnic Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
TWO STORES:
Good variety in nearly all sizes for men and young men.
We‘ve slashed'the prices on straws and panamas, and
included boys' suits and men's furnishings in many bar-
gain offerings.
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
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w Is the Time to Buy 31d Oats '
To those who have not purchased, we say. BEND THAT ORDER
T0 1 S. \\e promise you prompt delivery, careful attention. courteous
treatment. best grain complete satisfaction. \tc take it for granted
We never buy a lower grade than vie
are willing to feed to our own lrorscs~aud we think a great deal of
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
LII/9,150,611:
Developing and Printing
at the oilicc of Taylor and Golden, in
Washington street.
Captain Arthur Wicks has resumed
his duties at the Price clothing and
furnishing store, Washington street.
after a week‘s visit to his old borne at
New Hamburg on the Hudson.
The llidgcfield baseball team defeat—
ed the lietircl team Saturday afternoon
by the score of 7 .o 6. Yesterday af-
ternoon the West rinds of llridgeport.
defeated the Daubrrrya. at Danbury.
Mir-ox Wiurrifred t‘aririody, who has
been on a two weeks vacation trip to
Winstod, 'l'orriugton and other points,
resumed her duties: as cashier at the
United Grocery Company store in
North Main street this morning.
There were many people from The
Norwrrlks at (‘orrrpo Beach. yesterday.
rrnd the cars running to this popular
bathing resort were crowded to the
running boards. Among those from
The Norwalka Were the Misses Vern
Harrion. Tessie Shea, Edna Ferris.
lncz Daniels. Marjorie Driscoll.
Stahcil, John Burns, "Peck"
barns and many others,
Wild-
Jrislice of the Peace Rugus Lyons, of
Rcdrilng. hits rendered a decision for
the plaintiff in the case. of Caroline B.
Green vs. Charles Banks. of Bedding.
to recover possession of a form which
lrndlrcen leased to the defendant. The
case was tried last Tuesday. Charles
W. Murphy. of l‘innbury. appeared for
the plaintiff. and int W. Gregory. of
Nora‘aik. for the defendant.
Miss (‘rusnie Simpson. of Riverdaic.
has} been visiting Misrt Minnie B.
Snriih. of Wes: street. Miss Simpson
exports to sail for Cuba to spend a
month with her sister. and on her re»
turn will spend the fall and win-[er at
the home of Henry W. Smith. West
street. this city. which will enable her
many friends here to see a great deal
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Fred .
Other features
ing, Hats
1-2 PRICE
are Men’s Cloth-l,
and Shoes
PRICE ’5
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98 Washington St.
Coal at $3.
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23 MAIN STREET.
WILL BE FURNISHED PERSONS BUYING A Vl‘ "
Steam or Hot Water
HEATER
Heating and Plumbing Company
WE CAN SAVE THE NORWALK CLUB
50 Per Ton?
THE
NORWALK. CONN.
“50.00 EACH SEASON
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dlanapolis, and which Councilman A1_terday.At ”19. morning fil’l‘vit‘e he 4 x 5' 41: x lilo. got u 1.3,; 1: EL, 30.; ,. .1 3.. A , ql _ . I ,
bort M. l’ohlman has been attending, 9'9““?! 0“ ‘Tho WW" 8'3}! ,1" FILM‘PACKS- All sizes. 301" ' 212.1%; ,ihfefifm'fnaé' $3813.35“; III; WE CAN SAVE THE No""“‘“ ”3“" “5°“ 5“” ““0" Q; -1
will probably come to an end today. kggnmigli‘in the evening on “out PR1NTiNG»-»‘ll. x 3;“ 3C. 214 x 4h. 4.; 31,2 x 31,, and 31‘ x 4 , 5c; piano and ti...______.__nm WE CAN SAVE THE MASONic BLDG. “SOWEACH SEASON ~ 2
Mr. and M'rh. Hernih‘hiefiiinntflf I ”
Reading, Pa. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Fillow, of High street
Miss Florence Knox. who has been a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. li‘illov, has re-
turned homc to Ridgcfleld.
Another fireworks display is sched-
uled to be given tomorrow evening at
lioton Point under the auspices of th:
Connecticut Company. but should the
weather continue to be stormy, it. will
be held Wednesday evening.
The ma ion of Belle Island
proved their periority at baseball
over their single brethren of the
island. yesterday morning, on the Rot
on Point diamond. The married men
triumphed by the score of 23 to 18.
Electrical Commissioner Joseph A.
Voik found a pocketbook this morning
and turned it over to Chief of Police
William Vollmer. There is not much
money in the purse, but it contains a
key which may be of value to some
body.
A. J. Collins 00., calls your atten
lion in today's issue of their line of
brass and white enamel bede prices
that will interest the closest Ii er and
their line comprises all the new de-
signs and finishes that can be called
good. Sec adv
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Friday will be a big day at Roton
l’oint On that date the Sanctorum of
3'33“3:35.",I'Inkfileaihf’IL“.Efime‘dlffi ”M ”0"“ - . r : WALL STREET. Noon—Continuous :fii?’fii“i.:¥:: cofiiahfio'refiiii. ”331' “may “’ELAAA‘ "
expected that 1,000 members More In- 20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143 selling of the Union Pacific stocks 011- wig: 11]? jam? ' 11 d FIFTEEN SKELETON!” var-cum.
dependent Order of Odd Fellows will , ‘ , set attempts to bid up prices in. other “”3“th tge gfifgrrgafin “$320226", WASHINGTON. Aug. I6 —-Flttee'u. V“
be in attendance. . quarters and the market went down him the litle fe110w wo‘fld make for skeletons. lying togethcrinmuchapoe I
Han-y g, Hoyt, of Ely avenue, mt. A WOMAN ~. . . {WW Slum”?- 911290??? “fine”: a waattgaspifit lg 11:: finalist it"; $311? ltion as to indicate hasty burial, and:
“‘1 Saturday that an “"9th had been and her check-book . __ WWW ~~~~~~ _ _______'_“_____:_______‘____=, gmfifsi’éflml33%;?“gatufdfiglg 53,118 g“: theyoaieer mg cue‘ WM three English copper coma hearing
made to poison the water in- the well
which he had been using, and he fear-
Di‘? 5. RE Adsmd,‘ district superinton
Next Sunday the Rev.
dent. will occupy the pulpit.
An automobile social ursiou and
concert will be glv ' the Knight
Street A. M. E. C" ,1 Thursday cvo
Ding, August '6t . starting from Mr.
Baxter's lot in West avenue at it
o'clock. On Tuesday evening, August
315i. the tent meetings will end with
a free corrrert and literary treat under
the management of Professor Juruoa
Perkins.
'lhc clock on the apparatus floor or
Old Well Hook and Ladder Corrrprrrrv
in Havlland street is in a bad way. in
fact. it has had its gmuch for quite
a long time and refuses to be tempted
to rrrcrrd its ways. For instance when
it in ii o‘clock, its dial reads 8 o'clock
and sometimes even worse. What has
gotten into the timepiece, no one
knows. but it will probably be threat-
ened with annihilation in an effort to
bring it back to the ways of sobriety.
There is going to be good fall hunt
ing in the vicinity of Norwalk accord
lng to many of the local sportsmen
who have been taking tramps through
the woods and fields her cahoots for the
past few Sundays. Thoue who were
accompanied by their dogs report that
the canines flushed a large number of
purtridges in the woods not so very far
ironr the city limits. The majority of
the birds seen were not the. imported
Hungarian pmtridges. but the native
were once a source of
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NORWALK.
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P381? “$08.51: one? up '
William P. Beers ..
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KODAK DEALERS.
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Steak Cod
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SOFT SHELL CRABS
Bluefish, Weakiish, Sea Bass, Snapper Blues, Butteriish,
'LOBSTERS AND CLAMS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
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United Grocery Co
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WALL STREET. 10:10 a m.——High-
or prices were made in all the import-
ant stocks at the opening of business-
on the stock exchange today. The
mandamus ranged from a small fraction
to 1 1-4. Union ifaciflc established a
new record figure at 219 and Southern
Pacific was also higher than ever be-
fore. The principal gains amounted
to 1 1-4 in Union Pacific and lilinois
Central and a point in-Sorrthern Pa-
, cinc,1Nerv York Central and Amalga-
mated Copper.
VI ALL S'l‘RF ET. 11 a. m.—Profes-
sional traders met the opening demand
for stocks and the market sold well off
to about Saturday's closing level. At-
lantic Coast Line sold at a loss of two
points, North American 1 3‘8 and In-
terborough‘hletropolltan pfd. 1. On
the decline‘there were sales of many
large blocks of stock. one transaction
in Union Pacific-amounting to 7.700
shares and one in United states Steel
to 8,500. Renewed activity on the long
side in New York Central forced it
1 3-4 higher and promoted a rally in
the general market. but Union Paciiic
was sluggish and did not get beyond
Saturday'snnai prices.
closing. Union Pacific broke 1% and
SQUIRREL WANTED WATER.
And Showed a White House Police-
man How to Get it For Him.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.—Were it
not for'the fact that “nature faking”
in and around the white house is sup-
posed to have received a death blow
several years ago, the. experience yes-
terday of one of the hiuecoat guardians
of the executive mansion might ‘be
disbelieved‘ by the overcredulous.
One otthe squirrels which long be-
fore the present administration be~
gun played about among‘tbe big trees
and over" the fine green lawn in front
if the white house according to the
afore mentioned policeman, kept run-
ning up toiliim yesterday and éhen
Sherlock Holmes instinct he turned
we can save THE. so. nonwam cLue traces nor-r sense
we CAN sA‘ve rue cLlf-‘FORD HOTEL successes: season
we can save THE mauscxruo HOTEL srs’onosach sits‘eou
We Guarantee is Saving of from 25% to 40% on-
38.000.00. Do You Went to Save It? '
PARTICULARS WILL BE FURNISHED BY
llllllK i. .0003. Mill Hiillllii 0 l’IliillIllIIi 00.:
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RAILROAD rrneuah. HORT.
Bridgeportec He; Had Cut in Collies
BRIDGEPORT August 16. erhomns'"
Snow of 604 Broad street. a firemen in
Ten and Hartford Railroad, was injur-
ed at Beacon Falls Friday; afte‘i‘noon'
when a freight train struck a standing
work train at, Beacon Fails. His head
of Wlosted. received a broken leg.
slightly damaged. Show was injured
by jumping and Carroll was hurt by
being thrown from the train on which
he was standing, by the collision. Both
men were taken to the Waterbury hes-
the date or 1729 found yhin the ever:
etons during the excay' tion for the
amusement. but are f r e t e 1 s e k’s on the water, which we exocti what
0d someone wanted to get rid of him. "9‘” a source 0‘ 9mm: WHERE}; dogtdréio‘hlhel rwgsfezh End the Door dumb creatureswantedII United States medical °°| hospital
He. is also much annoyed by boys 1,0", to her and her Consolidated Gas also lost a. point. ' near the banks of the Prison“. bring
throwing stones at him and calling
him names.
must. stop.
and says the practice
The exodus from the Litchfield hills
has already begun. those who are now
having being for the most, part people
who have been taking vacations and
are on the way back to the city to
again take up duties. The Idtchfleld
train Saturday morning brought a
large number of summer vacatiotrtsts
ironr the Litchilold hills on route to
New York.
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(louncllruan Albert M. Pohlman and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 0.
Olsen. of Spring street, are enjoying
life in Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates cottage.
Reach Croft. at Fairflcld Beach. They
cxpect to remain tWo weeks longer.
During the past year a large number Tire Union New. flocks were less. 0‘ ‘ Arthur Pennetsr. who went-to tau ‘
M New mum hm been built a, sov accUecb OF accos‘i‘r'Nc wo .- . .
the beach. particularly in- thc section To Property owners i; :vhai‘gto:e::vgcr?eIosttlegglIt ERIEIII‘W 3:: MEN' ’ Catskills recently "m. “a ram", 0! I
known as "Little Dauhury.”
bank.
. Some of our most sat-
isfactory accounts are
women's accounts.
You are invited to
open an account and
pay your bills by check.
Small accounts wel-l
toured.
So. Norwslk Trudi Col.I
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BRIDGEPORT. CONN
50 I Women Ironers
WANTED AT
THE STAR SHIRT FACTORY
MISTEADY WORK ALL THE. YEAR
: PLEASE APPLY AT ONCE
Business fell off greatly at the lower
figures and the. market was very quiet
throughout the second hour. Toward
midday the tone improved somewhat
with New York Central and Southern
Pacific making the best showing. Some
of the less active stocks were quite
strong. Bonds Were steady. :
WALLS STRFHT. i p. nr.—lndepend~
arm movements Went on from tithe to
time in the stock market which did not
have. any far- ramming effect 013' the
balance of the list. A renewed decline
was arrested for a while by the rapid
bidding up of Reading and Southern
Pacific to new high figures. Southern
Pacific touched 131; 18 and Reading
166, ivhich want 5- sand 1 34, respe'c
tivhly above last week's unitl price.
cloaing prices. .‘i‘.
ORVILLE WRIGHT SAILS TOMOR-
ROW.
IDNDON, Aug. Iii—Orville Wright,
who arrived here today from Ne’i
York, will leave for Germany tomor-
row. iie will,do nothing in the‘ dying
line here. as, although his aomplanee
are completed the motors "for them
have not yet been deliveréIl. So far
“as Mr. Wright knows,‘ the Only flying
be will do in Europe Will be in Ger:
many. lie nraypossibly returnrto Eng-
land on his, way. home. He has received
no communication for the British
war office and no or urgernents have
been made. for a meeting between him
and the British officials. as has been
reported.
CLINTON. Aug. 16.-—Ernest Selcke.
to light, it is believed, some indies or
piratical tragedy of early American"
‘days. .,
suscecrs serene 'corlorisfth
ROCHTSTER. N. Y., August Ids-3
Twenty or more ltalian workmen who
have been employed. in and affirm)
Holy Sepulcre cemeterys ,were to he
brought before Crooner Kleindionsc too
day at the inquest into the dost
Anna Schumaeher. These men.
been helping in the erection of to
monument to Bishop Manrsid. whicr
will stand nottrar from t it shut who
the girl last was seen a re. r
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CHAU Feunsnioscaoou he‘-
runner: 1:. 12:1: 1
his employer.. Haroidi Roberts. of:
Strawberry Hill, Stamford. . has to.
When the Sun shines your roofs are not lcakln —-
= I ““‘ Island. ROIOII POIIIt. Rowey- K aged nineteen years. was today hound turned with Mr‘. Roberts. Mr. Penney-
. t0]! Tokeneke DIIIOII in summer you don't start your Furnace-But- ,BURGLARE WRECK EAFE. over‘ to the superior court after a or was married to "is. Sheldon.” ,
Whls Brooms 0 “Id Rain and Cold Weather am sure income. Why not be CLINTON. Aug. 18.—-—Burirlars hearing in the tow: court on charges 50"!“ Norwslir 1“” ”9‘9" '0" “I”
Brusheso All Kinds
wo k this piece, early today. sad secured which he was i lted up. His arrest Th Ofli ~l H
We" Go; fio.‘ NIWI "a“ . I s to pennies. They lee tool: a iosf today followed ethomplsint from 0. sum benched 3163;ng hhys sold ’1?“ It?”
P0“ :1” do
W” D M. , 10 North this fit. loath Nwslit of b ,but no‘th in: yire store her 0‘! Women summer-lug here. v‘did my We rim.
“.1“ will N m “1 Anal?” A. a. midi» ‘ 'boolt‘s wine torn to pleeei. Indra if: Mallure that the toy nu“ accosted than noon three "i mar-m
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At COLEMAN’S
prepared for both?
We are at your service for Roofing and Heating
wrecked with dynamite completely the
safe in the store of W. H suitord. in
of vegrsncy and being a nuisance
Bonds were fixed It 8300 in default of
parture. p, ,
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The Boss-What's than
was cut. Patrick Carroll, 3 brakeman. .,
2U ' 'a:.. :1
ion on Naugatuck Division. ‘ c -.
the employ of the New York, New Han : 2. I
The engines of the two trains were I A:
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pitaln hut Show returned -'to this city. 1.:
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