Bridge . Pilafm f“ “Macy
,_ ‘mmsconmrmimc
wmm~.' . a” .3:
Chairs car car trolley pandas.
Coors in and “than. moor.
names WC?
a. entertain” sits fill ~
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7. A son was born Sands night to Mr.
and Mrs. Wylie Jones. 0 Third street.
W I
Mrs. Edward F. Smith and Miss Mai
E. Merritt were visitors yesterday in
Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberson will
leave Friday on a two weeks vacation
trip to Ldbsnnou. this state. .
Thomas Ryan. or 6. Selleek avenue.
father of MIss'N. E. Ryan. is quite ser-
. lously ill with stomach trouble.
W I
Wallace C. Hosted has returned to
Boston. after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
E. 8.'Husted, of Van Zandt street.
-—For 300d grain, reasonable prices,
courtesy and fair dealing, buy from
Manuel 'i‘oro Hatch. Phole 115.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Colberg and son
Gussie. of Brooklyn, are spending a
week‘ with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bey~
mom, of Winfield street. East Nor-
wa .
Fred Zipperer started out in his
launch Violet. accompanied by Arthur
Connolly and several other friends.
Saturday night. on a cruise to Block
island.
Miss Gertrude Hayes, of East Nor-
walk, is enjoying a vacation from her
duties at the South Norwalk exchange
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone Company.
Mrs. Henry Weeks and two daugh~
ters, Mabel and (lienwilla, of 22 Got-
tage street have returned home from
a vacation trip to Poughkeepsle and
other points in New York state.
J. C. Gridin. of the Griffin Manufac-
turing Company, manlacturers of build-
ers’ hardware and steel. of Erie, Penn.
aylvanla. is a guest of his brother. 8.
Arthur Griffin, of Van Zandt street.
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth, of Cottage
street, has returned home from a visit
in Port Jefferson, Long island. Mrs.
Ainswerth was accompanied home by
Henry Osborn, who will be her guest
for n time.
It is understood that there will he
motorboat races at the East Norwnlk
Yacht Club on Labor Day. The ar-
ranzements have not. yet been announ‘
ced but the proposition has met with
considerable favor.
The school children are commencing
to take inventory of their annual
school vacation and are sorry—most of
them—~that only the remnants of the
vacation period remain, even though
the sessions are renamed a week later
than usual this year.
The capture of the putt y thleVes who
have been stealing small sums of mon-
cy left out on rear port-hes for milk
has not yet been made and it looks as
if the culprits will not be detected this
time. This sort of thing has happened
so frequently that there is consider-
able indignation over it.
A “post-inorteui" over yesterday af-
ternoon's hearing at the office of the
selectmen in reference to building the
new Washington street bridge several
feet further south is naturally being
held today. Some people incline to the
belief that the present location is the
proper one and others would like to
have it to the south a little.
invitation; have been received in
The Norwalks of the coating marriage
of Miss inn Belle Seymour. formerly
of Norwalk. to Charles J. Stone, of
ilauhury, to take place soptember ist
at the home of her father, 182 White
street, Danbury. Miss Seymour is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
l3. l-ieymour. of East Norwalk.
bridge Tender John Cole has been
visiting In New York during his an-
nual elsht day vacation. Yesterdfl
Mr. Cole took a look around the New
York Aquarium and other points of in-
terest in the big city. llurlnlr his ab-
sence from his hridso duties. the atrno~
ture is being looked after by special
Policeman Clarence (lorniauettl. of
sleuth Norwalk.
The Washington street bridge was
the scene last. nixht for a time of quite
a little exeltemant. A horse not loose
on the structure and beans to diaport
himself in great shape. much to the
terror of one woman. who ran in get
away from him and bumped info a
building with such force that one of
her fingers was quite badly jammed.
'f‘hc recalcitrant used was finally cap
tured and lead away by a colored man.
Fred Lunddulst. the Well‘khown cl.
narmaker and “Bert baseball secret.
is believed to be getting along as well
as could be expected from his serious
accident of Manda night. when he fell
and broke his rid t arm. Mr. i.und~
quiet was at the ‘ ofrs stairway and
was leaning over a initiator. to talk
to someone, whenihe rail save way
and he fell over. landing most heavily
on the right arm that was broken in
the accident. /
The concrete base for the new mo
electrical plant has been completed but
it appears now that it will be several
’ l
e
from unhealthy condition of
digestive system is not working
sure to follow.
M.
is to save yourself troubie'snd e
not injure tlic‘niost delicate.
the omens oddiflshlon.‘
you-Queer blood and weakness fol ow; if your‘hewels are inactive
waste matter polsonstlm whole system and serious sickness is
To take promptly ..
but thorough, they enable the bowels to carry away waste matter
naturally and tone up the whole digestive system.
They help you to get your bowels
and your digestive organs in that condition when they can
take good care of themselves and of you. ”Beechun's Pills
Do Good Nahflaliy
Pumm'emmwm lsshsiusflenswfleadh.
' SoHEvuywhmhbmlOEaadm
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_ If your
ht. youriihod does not nourish
xpensc. Gentle. but quick; ssi‘e,
They will
weeks before the new machinery is put
into operation. it develops that while
the motor has been here for some time.
the generator has not arrived and is
not expected right away. The district
is getting along nicely at present with
available facilities but it is bellved that
the new apparatus will be required in-
ter when the days begin to shorten.
Horace Keyworth. of Gregory Bordo-
vard. owner of the speed boat Cyclone
issuss a challenge to the owuers of any
similar kind of craft about. Mr. Key-
worth believes he has the fastest boat
in the local wafers and his friends hold
to the same opinion. The Cyclone has
made a fine record for herself every
time this season she has had an op-
portunity to brush with fast boats. Bat-
urday Mr. Keyvvorth went down to the
international motorboat races at
Lsrchmont aad~had an opportunity to
observe the boats in the race at close
range. particularly the English speed
boat Pioneer. which broke down. He
asked the Pioneer's owner how he
would like to have the races in Hunt-
lnnton Bay. rather than at Larchmont
and the later conrplaluod that fliers
ware no accommodations sallsfaetor
st Huntington. He had been to Hon
inztop, halvever. for he mentioned in
passing that something had alightcd
on his neck. He discovered it to be
a mosquito but thought at first that it
was an American Essie.
tonsil”
Mrs. Samuel Mott. of Crockett,
street. is confined to her home with
illness.
Charles R. Petty and Alexander
Cray enjoyed a sail to Enron‘s Neck.
L l.. and return. Sunday.
Souvenir postal cards have been re-
ceived from Lieutenant t‘harlos ii.
Cakes. who has been with the Con-
necticut National guard rifle team at
Camp Perry, Ohio.
The Stevens Oyster Company has a
large force of openers at work in the
old shop. The new opening and ship-
ping house is rapidly uoarinn ccruplo
lion under the direction of (.‘oufructor
Tooker.
Edward W. Godfrey. of llowayton
avenue, has been at the Town Hall
building. in Norwalk, this Wi'i'ii. net-
ting a list of the property owners in
the village for the purpose of prepar-
ing I list of the taxable property on
which the next assessment will be
made. '
lllltll billion
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Math
odlst Church will serve a chowder sup~
per in the new dining mom of the
chmch. tomorrow evening from ii to ll.
Members and friends most cordially
invited.
VINEGAR
for, Pickling
We Have it
Schlichting Bros. 8: Co.
corner RailroadD anus. and mm It.
s an
leieet Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and rm. Hardware. Paints. Class. ate.
stand
is visiting
use“
ldiss Grace Swat. in
Wilton.
(loom Hale is harvesting a fine
crop of peaches.
iverson C. Fasten has purchased s
new automobile.
Mrs. Edwin Jennings Is entertaining
her Munster from Hartford.
(insets from out of town are being
Chm It Trinity rectory.
Hi“ libel Falrohild entertained
out strewn friends over Bliililny.
. ,5 em
Mrs. Malt illurses. of 'eridgepori.
has been s «cent [but in town.
Mrs. John Tonsil. is suffering with
I
s. broken wrist. caused by failing.
Meeker brothers are preparing to
harvest a lags crop of fine melons.
.—
About $75.00 was realised at the
social given in Arlen hall. Saturday
evening.
Miss Josephine Downs gave a
party to her friends at Compo beach
Merrily.
ltev. and Mrs. Burton bee. of New
York have been vialrihg in town the
past week. . ‘ - “
Miss Hope Borden and mother have
returned to New Haven after a vis-
it at Compo Mill.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ogden. who
have been visiting in town. have re
turned to Port Chester.
Carpenters have commenced work
on the second new house on the Bis-
plcs‘ estate. State street.
Mrs. Mary Crossroad left town that
week for an extended visit with her
daughter in Massachusetts. (
The Westport baseball nine will
_ play the strong South Norwalk team at
QM
f barber was mail
. lies: at the Kim
I end borrowed a salt at clothes from
. u births sun on milieu
a bolt Milly. lithe trip up the
e .
.Wlllle builds his boat from the
, host house .yester-
dell. Ward Green. lost his balance and
oak an unexpected duckies. 'i‘he weir
ing was also very unwelcome. as Mr.
men bad all his clothes on stabs
time. He was pulled out of the water.
aloha Havens, son of Jeremiah Havens,
suitor of the Knob. His own suit was.
ung in the kitchen to dry. and he had
the pleasure of sitting kround to wait
for it. At the time at falling " over-
board. Mr. Green had his gold watch
in his pocket. but this was not injured
in the slightest. “
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run suntan \
(Continued from First Page.)
uni—a..-
Everywhere. except near the towns.
the fires are still spreading. Many
companies of United States and state
troops are on the way to the scene.
The best hope of the threatened for»
eats. however. is in the sky. lists
and snow have fallen in Montana and
light rains in idaho. and the season of
the fall ratios is near at hand. Stories
of the blinding and burning of dre
fighters have made it difficult to ob-
tain men to go into the biasing woods.
WALLACE, ldaho. Aux. 2i.—~Whlle
the towns of Wardnsr. Kellogg. Burke
and Murray are threatened with disas~
tern similar to the one Wallace suffer-
ed. the danger from forest fires here is
entirely over.
The fire broke out all over the Coder
d'Alones at the same hour and is re-
ports pour in of the dead being found
in various unexpected places in the
district, the fear grows that many may
have met death or fatal injuries who
have been heard from and in the con-
fusion resulting from the disasters in a
score of places. no organised attempt
has been made to find them.
At Mullah. idshc. the town was sav-
ed by citizens who forced every man
in town to work at back tiring. This
back tiring has cleaned up the sur.
rounding mountain sides of dry timber.
On Big Creek, survivors of the tire1
who arrived here today say that seven
men ware crowded into a prospect
hole live feet ions. They were all kill.
ed near the hole by failing trees.
i that place Saturday afternoon.
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Leonard Baldwin, who is confined‘
in the Norwalk Hospital with a broil-I
on leg. is gctUnx along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose llurlbutl have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Fred
click liurlbutt. of Baltimore, Md.
e
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w. i), Dickson. has the contract for
the plumbing and heating at the new
houses of the Staples estate on Church |
Hill.
M
Roy. and Mrs. Mackenzie left More
day for a several weeks' stay at Hallt‘
far for the bottom of Mr. Hackenfle's‘
health.
A flock of pigeons was seen in this
section one day last week. These birds
used to be very plentiful. but are now
rarely ever seen.
Au orchestra will furnish the music
for the Catholic fair. Thursday even
lug. A very interesting entertainment
has been prepared.
.ludpo Warren Foster. who has
been spending several days at his
country residence in Croas Highway.
has returned to New York.
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Everything is in readiness for the
married men‘s baseball game Thurs—
day and there will probably be a large
crowd present to witness the contest.
~--..—....
'l‘he selectinen are to erect a new
water tank in Hotel square as soon
as the ueeesary material arrives, the
cost to be paid by the owner of the
automobile who demolished it.
The Benevolent Missionary fund. of
Trinity church records 89 subscribers.
with a subscription list of $376.80.
This fund cordially invites new sub-
scribers to its list. it cures for all the
benevolent and missionary work of
the parish and has done it for iii years.
inn unturned
Miss Eugenia Baldwin. of 28 0o
borne street, Danhury, has returned
from a two weeks‘ vacation at Bella
island. .
The Misses Marlon Drumm. Mabel
Egglestou and Eugenia Baldwin, of
Danbury. have returned from a two
weeks' outing at Belle island.
The regular dance of the season was
held last night at the Norwsllt Yacht
Club house, lllckory Bluff. Koeher's
orchestra providing enjoyable music.
“a...”
William Moore, of Tavern island,
while pushing his boat from the Knob
boat house float. on Monday lost his
100“th and went overboard. He was
able to pull himself out of the water.
however. and suffered no other ef-
fects than bolus thoroughly soaked.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mach. of to John
street. and Malls Tlahloh. of 853%
Main street. Danbury. have returned
from a week spent at Combo Bessie
Mrs. Edvard Corey and daughters. of
llllm street. Danbury. were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. beach during their stay.
Miss Agnes fisghaa. has returned to
her from in Hartford sitar spendinl
two was s with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry.
Havens at the Knob. On her arrival
in Hartford she immediately took up
her duties as said at to Dr. C. a.
part-Ill. of that city, a well known pity-
s s .
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training. One of the most thrilling ex-
Whlle attempting to launch his
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hiiSBOULA. Montana. Aug. 2i.~-Re- I
tunes from the fire swept district of,
Western Montana are beninnig to or-
rive at various points gradually les-
sening the number of persons relented
perieuccs thus far fold was that of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Patterson. of Wallace. ido-
hu. who. with a party of live men ar»
rived at iron Mountain. Moan, yester-
day. When the party started out it
‘l'llm‘i‘l" ddlsio
. Tit lib Martial. b police
[0i did last nitht that two more in-
mates of the ii to Hospital for the
inssn at Middle wn escaped about 7
o’clock in the etching. The were Mi-
chael Powers snd,'i‘homss . Connors.
Pewers's hornets at No. ii Grand street
in this oltyaiid the saline in that see-
tiongwers on the lookout for him last
at t. Within the last week another
p sonar. a colored man, escaped. and
no trace of him has been found.
David W. Raymond
is North Main sir-est. ems News.
Residence. I Washington lire-i.
Tdhmllo I! OM m
Telephone at house. sss.
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IAQY OLA! I.
Are your eyes uneasy? Are they
beginning to rebel? Make them com-
forisbie. Put them at their ease.
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We grind our own lenses.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED IANK IUILDING
loom- N
07 WAIHINOTON OTRIIT.
Hours-d to 11:80 a. in.. and 12:45 to
g D- m. NONI! "1d Saturday, in
p. In.
Automobiles,
TO RENT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents (or Maxwell. Koehler “ill." Co
lumbia. ilupniobile. and Everltt “30."
Brand new Everift demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little app. You
can see her every day start ing up and
doing service. Greatest two-passenger
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwaik Consolidated
, Auto Company
included Robert Murray. a cripple. but
he was unable to keep up and was left.
behind. it is feared that he perished. {
When the fire overtook the party. it
was one day‘s trip item a railway. Af-
ter having trash“ a short distance 0:;
their return ad was cat 0
and they were was no back or.
or the summit of the mountain with
fire surrounding them. After the lint
day‘s travel, wesrysnd discouraged
and confused by the smoke it remained
for Mrs. Patterson to load the party
not. With a first word of command she
led for two days. On the second after-
noon the members 'of the party were
forced to run for their lives.
Jack Can y, .loe Miller so Joe
Kelly. three to fighters who ha been
out with itanler it. C. W. Friday. came
in from Elk Meadows. near Silver
Lake last nisht. The party led by i-‘rl.
day. came in from Elk Meadows. near
Silver lake last night. The party led
by Friday had been given up as lost.
"We came through iii miles of fire
to net ‘ to iron Mountain and
left fifty snusrc miles of
fire behind us." said Kelly.
“Four forest shards were left in the
mountainous search for four lost men.
“Them were about twenty-live of us
in l-‘rldny's squad. counting packers
and all. Our camp was surrounded by
fire and Charley Binnham and Jack
Cassidy were inside the fire limits for
three days and had to lie in a river
iii hours out of ii to save their lives."
WASHINGTON. Aug. its—Jilin
trained forest agents from the staff
or District Forester Sherman. of 0g-
den. Utah. have been ordered by the
forest service here to proceed at once
to hills-Ollie. Mom... to aid in superior
tending the lighting of the flames in
that district.
WALLACE, ldahn. Aug. 2i.~A pros-
pector who has laid reached Wallace
brought word to Forest Bupervisor
Welale that Forest ftahuer ii. i“. Kett-
key. who. with a crew of 200 men had
been missing in the tit. .loe country
since Friday was reported safe at Mis-
souls last night with a few of his men.
Most of the crew, however. are still
missing and advises from Avery say
the men had not been traced.
nae-h:
TINNlI AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT. it. 1.. Almost 2i.~~~ll was
the east against the west today in the
final march of the thirtieth annual all-
comsrs‘ sin lss lawn tennis champion-
ship. Bssls ‘. Wright. of lie-ton. meet-
Ins Thomas C. handy. of Les Aussies
at the Casino to decide who will have
the honor of challenging national
champion William A. Larned, of 8am»
raft. N. 1.. to a match for the title to
morrow. Wright. formerly national
champion and international star. was
Is very sllsht favorite over his young-
sr rival today.
avast. I'l‘lilitl re sue oarusoav
Pl’i‘TSiitlm. Alla. li.—~President
P. J. McAi-dis. of the Amslsemsted
Assoclstlo of iron. Steel and rib;
Workrs gasoline,» that the strike
a sin tthe United hiatus steel Corpor-
sl mmllbs sadd‘listturdsy. at; do;
us ‘ wssv a a men 0
the «more. holid- The strlkl its:
been on for ‘1' Wills and seven thou-
sand’ainea he orb-0n affected. , Plants
in Ohio. P minute and .indlaha
have been
dtrike.
shut down because of the
View
. will be in great demand. so if you
.Housatonic
V»...
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
want to be ready for the
belt. order your Gas
Range today
$14.75....
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF,
DESIRED
Power Co.‘
FASHIONED“
FUR ITURE
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If
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for every room in the house is herein
the best desitns and highest qualities.
Our Furniture is the standard of excel-
lence from every
rants of selection is large land the
prices are low enough .to assure pur-
cb _ that they are getting their
issue worth. whatever they buy. We
ssh the Moral a personal aspection
of our stock.
TheA.l.Angeviae&SoaCo.
.‘iIt to in Washington Itrsst.
Funeral Diiwtor and Embslmer,
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standpoint rae‘
Week _ Have ‘
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panic-—
h Supporters
.. I2 and $2.60 a pair
, Two Stores. .
Norwiiik So. Norwslk
Lukfice
wrlOLesALs ans RETAIL.
Brouiteide Lake ice Co.
Office-ad Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
For Sale in any amount“
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
lend Required by Law
Deposited WIth aisle of Conn.
flier Protection‘s! Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
J. iii. Layton & Co.
5 flatness Avs.. south Nemis
sin
GredeBailBeling
AWN
,OWER
Garden Hose
lined Cultivators
iilraadt Sprayers
Wire Netting
Add an Seasondbie Goods
ill RiiS E. 00W
in wasumo‘rou eraser
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Rigel Estate
S d. insured. 3.0.an
" QUlCK AUTO IIIVIOI
Have lento deflected. and all losi-
rless in Property done at
The ,1. ii. Lawrence Agency
‘ is south Main st.
Du ngJulyand August
0d R ITOBI WILL CLODI ON
Sa days at 1 pm.
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‘ voos same: room
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Street. on Name .
“all some Norwallt s‘ .
‘ ram 452
When newcumsnm with
are accessing» t. V it.
_ are made of . a
Charon
It costs but. little more than uma. H
mon galvanised iron. and wears three
times as long. All my contracts spear .
ify Charcoal Iron, «
Horace R. Nash
usurious set
m an...
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The Reed & Yolk” §
Electrical. Cu.
ELECTRICAL CHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
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Phone 805—60 South a... street _
8. Norwalk. Conn. Music Hall Block
”.fl is . 23m; 1
THE NEW scrunch,
Chiropractic its in. science or a.
cause of the discus and the m of
tasting the same. Diseases are on
by a wreneh. twist
back. Even.” .m.orhlpmm£
creates pinched nerves and pain iii
lam. life in the «me snails _
Chiropractors remove the sense dd
this disease and d health ‘
restored through mm“ " W's:
ll.i:i':i-v.¢i,ti.sriess “Malian; PM : V”
an, Keen. ' and senor ;
asses are given special sttsnflu‘i:
Curvature of the Boise. 'Zut. .
airing Chiropractic !
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with!“
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
as and after Tuesday.
nos. Freight Propellers will
Pier so. but River. New Yak.
of Dover street). every day. t
arm: or. “at...“ a...
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