‘ OOOD VALUES IN LADIES’ MUSLIN UnderWear GOWNS ...........t'10c,75c,$1§l5 CHEMISE ......,...2511, 7119,, 851: consort covans. . .10, 25, 39, 50c DRAwéRs ..,..........25 39, 500 E. K. BAN-KS MAHAoKnMo HOTEL BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK _boys who have been puylng 7111113511 Swimmers are complaining tlntt the water has cooled ofi' cousiderubly. M Attorney .l'. Holden Hut‘lhutt, of Nor- walk, is spending the day in Ridge. field on business. .31 W-..“ .m— _. Bert Lockwood, local Stamford Line trolley conductor, is enjoying 11 day's vacation from his duties. W When two women talk it‘s 3 din logic; when a woman and her hus- band converse It's 11 monologue. m A count. may be of no account but if a girl has more. dollars thun sense pelt, its hole. of our luminoss.‘ n...— William P. ltundlo of i1l1n meet, in" 011111111111 to 11:11111'11 this 111111111111 after '11 week spent in Utlcu, .\ 12,1111 bunt-i nous. Patience in. cowurds is. 11111111 and hopeless t'1,1'.11';l111t in 11111111 lniml a. u Horn of 1111.11 ti11\' boar. —- 511 it How urcl. M”..- Munuel 'l‘oro llutcll believes the pur- chaser should demand to know when he buys '11 such of feed or gluln.tl1ut It does not conluln ten pounds of some- thing that is worthless. ”Straws, 1-3 ot'l‘. ()‘lil'ien. A horse fell down in front of the Norwalit grocery this pimping, about (1:111) 01101 I1. 11nd men from the stole assisted the nnlmul to its feet. A shaft of the light eurrlnge Wan broken and thew wagon was taken to tho bluck- smith shop for repairs-1. An ederly wo- man was in c barge of the wagon at the time oi the trouble. Chief Thomas IAtiIllicl'illld has oelved a compniut nibout some young bull in Riverside.uvonue near the mill pond in the middle of the street. This In '11 violution of 11 city o1dinnnre and t‘ hiet’ Letherluud has detailed ()Illcer .lorvbs S. Murray to warn the youths ugulnst the practice oi playing bull in the street. There is quite 11 little truffle at this place, and it In also for the unfety of the youngsteru Ihnt they will be forbidden to pay bull in the street. Amusement. Park, Sutur- Atl- «baseball, day, Norwnlks v11. Muyllowt'rn. mission 2131: a..." DINNER PARTY AT PINE LEDGE. Ton Voung'Peoplc Have a Very En- joyable Affair. Covers were laid for ten ut the clov- or society dinner party givon hint ove- ning ut the Pine Lodge club hou‘se nt I’lnoJ’olnt by some of the younger girls in Norwnllt. There wan no upco- lul significance In the qu‘uIr. Just hav- ing been arranged to promote on ove- ning of fun and enjoyment. 'It may be mild that In this it Who a glorious suc- cons. The menu of the dinner was excel- lent and the young hooplo certuiniy enjoyed thomtuilvou. Minn Helen Sutton. of Lurborough, Mann, and Spencer Elwood. of Cleveland, ,Ohio. , Were out-oI-town guests. After the dinner the young people enjoyed the beautiful orcnlng on the porch of the clubhouse, games, music and dancing being features. Thong present were the Minuet; Hob en Barker, Gladys Bangor, Mildred Wilson, Dorothy Ashe, of Norwaik. ind Mics Helen Sutton. of Massachu- setts,111nd Maseru. Alan Monoc,‘1iny- mond Betta, Gardiner Wilson. Clay-ton bell and Emmanmwood, of Ohio. Do you want boarders tor the 11111111 mar? Try n‘tlentlncl want ad. Try FosS’ Quality ‘ hocolateé ' 3511 half 1111111111, 800 pound 2 tions on the pluno. , I OHOOOLATE 100 'III. iir Norwulk and vicinity: Uni-iot- tlcd weather with showers tonight or Suturduy; inodoruto wont to northwcnt winds. The rolutlve position of the arena of high and low pressure has changed but'ltttlo ulnce yesterday - morning, although there huu been 11 slow eastward drift. 'Unsettlod, chow- oi'y weather prevails thin morning over, the northern half of the. country, from the Lake region euctwurd. Light, neat- tored showers are also reported trout the Lower Mississippi Volley and the East Gulf Sutton, and from portions of the Missouri Volley. Unuottlod con; ditions' with probably Iocni showoru are indicated for New Haven and vi- ‘einity for this afternoon and tonight. followed on Saturday by fttlr and slightly cooler weather. MWwI—w WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. 'I‘emperuttlrc: Minimum, ”1'4; 11111111- 11111111, (311. Cloudy Musicae in Honor of Her Guest, Min Louise Wilson, of Virginia. Mrs. Morton It lilo )uuuluud, of Bax- view avenue, entortuiued 11 number of her Iriendn, lust (11'c11l1114,l11 11111101 01‘ her guest. Miss Louise Wilson, of Portsmouth, Virgiuiu. 'i‘he ufEulr was 11 happy one and wll long remain in the memories of those present. Minn Wilson hclng 11 i'ulentcd 1111le clan, the program of the evening was In musical one. in which the honored intent took on active port. MISS Wil- son is u soprano singer ot‘ merit, and tiler Selections. tlt'lightod those pronent. The. other 1111115111 who eutertulned 311'1'1' Misti Louise 11111111111100, 11 ho in n pupil ut Oberlin Conscrvutot'y of Mn- sio, who entertain-ed with two neoc- tl. Wnrd VuuAln- tyne, who lino been nitructlut: not it liittlo, attention by the quality of tom.» of his voice now present and 1".1'111111'11'd 11111 colon. M1'.\1111Aistv1111 Is 11 1111le 1'ol MN. .I. t‘ Nowhitlt. tllnric; Nor-l llrz'. rtutlcrod tuo M'lt't'llmln on tho VIO- ‘lln romplotiug thc 1111111111111. WEATHER TORECAST 2 1 August F urmture ' OUR GREAT AUGUST FURNITURE BALE POINTS THE. WAY TO TRU‘E ECONOMY IN FURNITURE BUYING. You have only to coo the display to apprec- Iat- Ito. advantagu. HIGH GRADE FURNITURE AT . DISCOUNTS HANGING FROM 16% TO 25% on every piece of Furniture on our floor; except sectional book- cases.» You can figure your savings. Our methods Gilli".- .. anteo that it Is not an Imaginary one. Thar: lo a wido‘ '. z variety of styles to above from, containing'Furnlture for every room 111 the house. “who. tindhmitt'n-.. x....1;11“1'5'w 1‘.-- The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY 12-1; NORTH MAIN STREET.“ "SOUTH NORWALK. 9 That s It !-—-— JeddO Goa Anot'rhihg' Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you as a cus- tomer. Gleamfree from slate,uniform quality, suitable for furnace, range, stove or self-feeder. Prizes on applicatiou. RAYMOND BROTHERS t. "wag-w... "1.. ......W.......w “006”.”“MWWW .m. 11111 a. WM. WNW...“ WWW FEED KNOWLEDGE 'i‘liot m'mm '11 grain 1111111111) '111 (1l1)\‘1llt'li'.TllC 11l11'111lor1'lcuuu it and ninltos u l'1l..'. ltct urtido of groin 111 111 roenlut. 11111 the dotkuco 111.1111- com (11 those screenings .11'11 hold to 111:111111111'1111'11111 oi sotnll cd btlttu 1111 11111111111 111 poultiy 11ml horuc It't'tl Intitr tho 1111'111 11I llilht'i‘lltllit'lllil- 1"11tl1'1nnod Il1ld semis wcod 111111th .Irc lrnnstn lttul to the eounntnm' in 'l1111.11111.11ol poultry Iccd 111 1111 motor. '13 111".l111 ol :3“ 11(11' hundied lot 11 1-1 with 211011, and some indisputably sold in this neighborhood .-\ Will'ill price l'1'11'111-11i 111mb: do1n 11111 1111:1111 iconomv I111 111.1 11111111111111 01” poultiy ft't'lls.1\l,'1 11.11111111111111'11 1l'1-111:1111i 11'.11nh MANUEL TORO HATCH. First in quality. loot In price. alwuya In the minds of Its contour era» lionnlo ilome Ground Food for Homes, Cattle and Poultry 2 1 2 l ight 111i111~1l111111ntn were ht‘l\’(‘d Lilli] QWOQOOMW“W”WWW soclui Il11111 tomplutcd u 1|1Ii14'htlul \1l111t uli uut'tctl “11> 11 11111111 piousunh . . croning. A NIGHT OF TRIALS. 2Judge Wakeman Hears SeVeral Cases at the Town Hall and Fines Clam Bakers. 2 Mini-'Imnt Aug. IS.~~WetlIiesdtiy illiuht was 01111 of trials at ~lilo town hall. The 1111105 c'onnctlcd. with tho I‘llllli littlte tuld lttnt Sunduy (1111119. 1111. Gl'nnd .l11r'ot JltllltS (111111111l11us prose cutcd the it‘lfllllhl ”111111111 (.l'l.eury chnrucd with (111crutlng n 2wlt1-t1l of i'oi'tunc, numbiiui: devise. ut. the clam bultc hchl August ti..l11d1;c thomnn I'onnd (11.11.1111 guilty and imposed a lint-1 01 $25 and routs An appeal wus token 11111] .the bond was o'fixed at $100. whhh wnu furnished. oISIntc Policeman R. W. Bridw'umn 11111 vod n .lolln lion wul'runt on 01.1111 ry 111. his home, titiR. Myrtle 111111111111. 2'81 ldttoport. 1 . Newton D. Spencer. i113 .street; ’l‘homns i1‘. Walsh. til-I lion- ihum avenue; Thomas J lionnoiiy tit Barnum avenue uutl i’. .lJ‘tictiuIro. 2531 Gregory street, Were before Jun- 'tice Wakemnn charged with Bellini-t liquor illegally at the Gypsy Sprluun olnm bnlte. luut Sunduy, when they were arrested by the ntute police. Me- (luire who ncqulticd 11nd the othortt were titted $111 tutti costs ench. At- torney Hurry Sherwood, of Wentport, 1111'osoouted. and Attorucy Thomas F. Cullinnn defended the mounted. .ludgo Wnkcmun ugrood to Hilfilifllld judg- ment. on puymeul. of the roots which wane, agreed to by tho licensed and n continuance was nllowod to obtain the necosttnry nmouut, $129.01}. A PARDON FOR EVERYBODY. Governor Blouse, of South (:uroiinu. who took otiico in unuury of thin your, In the subject of much erltleintn. lie to ulreudy known on the portioning Governor. It. In reported that in his uevoral monthu its chief executive he huh purdouod seventy-live prisoners and paroled one hundred. According to Congreunmun laymen, ot Sounth Carolina. Governor Blouuo recently vihitod the penitentiary at Columbia. As ho was leaving, 11 convict uccidently stumbled over the ntuto chief exocu» tive’c foot. the prluon-utrlpor mumured. “I can't do It today," Mr. Blouse is said to have nnawered; “but 1 will attend to It the first thing In the morning." . 1: ' if you can ever 1.11.11.11.11". a small number of the people. who road and are influenced by "Want" advertising in The Sentinel. to tattoo look at your property. you‘ii and a. buyer. .1“... (111111 .lumos Quick Delivery by Automobile “511m 80 ll ibtt. doitvorod units 1' conubiz‘ttgduny 111111111111 auburbnn 1‘ "Pardon me, Governor!" , All trunk». language, parcelukfroight‘ ON THE TOP WAVE OF SUCCESS in popular opinion of lmverngos in liuppet't'n Net 1‘. Not. 1111 1'11.'1'.l1 _ dent by any 1111111111'1' of menu»- ' simply :1 triumph of merit ot'or Incutlucity. \\'1- any thui lttlp- port‘s. brund 11111111111 purity be- cause ltnpport'u beer in pure. :‘llorcowr it's the. suturlt-ymlr- Iipn kind and 11111111111111 like ll good cluuupnnuc. Rupport's Bottled Beer, $1.15 per Case Quick Auto Delivery everywhere Phone 418 * 11111111 111. 11111111111111.1111'111111 That the Governor Name Commission to took Into Securities HARTFORD, Aug. 18.-—-'I‘hu four that the houno».would not 1111111111 quorum yonterduy. woo groundless, an the at- tondunoe wan large. There won 11 1'0- fusui to vote fora. li‘rldny session. "The state purveyoru billwuo ltlilod (In the houne adhered to former action in- rejecting the bill, roluclug to grunt .' the sonnto’n request for a committee of, conference. The same thing hap- pened to the bill concerning support '3 of indigent persons and puupors, which the Bennie hud phrased. The lid vinory Initlutlvo 11nd referendum bill wus definitely itilled by the some method. The house voted I11 concurrence to have nil committees 111111111 their re ports on Tues-tiny. point, and ulso to remove, 11 deputy, who nhull be u grnduuto of n veterin- ury college and ultull hure the full, ' , powers "The Hitltil‘)’ is to be $2,001) and $1,200 of the commissioner himself. for expert-1111111. An amendment which with practic. ally 11 new bill will.- offered by licpre ;’ uentutlve telnhlxn to the bill 11011111111 , Maguer_ 8. :FIynn price. (‘ull and caution our cool before vou leave your order elsewhere. HARRIS 81 GANS CO. Telephone 3 (18 Water Street w.....- .. ... )1. 1 WWW. "..m~mm-.m w If your Carriage, wagon or Auto Needs Repairing or Painting NOW THE TIME Luther M. Wright’s IS THE PLACE Reduction Sale OF LADIES’ AND Mtoaca' burrs. COATB. VOILE, WASH DRESSES AND WAIBTO. Prices to suit every purchaser. One thouannd high grade Bumble Wnints to be closed out for less thunihe manufacturer‘s 111100.001!“ before It In ten Into, as you can not 11111011! to mm It. ' The Paris Cloak 81- Suit House THE LADIES’ STYLE 8:“)!!! 516 Main at. Stamford 83 south Main 8!... Bomb Norm": suture, LAWN. ° 20C Summit. 2 pounds “Humanitn 50‘ E5331. (10‘9“ 1.1.1.11......25,301400 Green 1.111151136111111, per qt. 1.1..10111 Milk, 3 cans ...........,........2tio Boots. per bunch ....11......‘... Ital W 2101111011. or Chocolate “Hunt“ Berries;- Ponches. 1111111111, Pour111Apptos. Orange», Pineapple», Melons, (incumbent, Green Peppers. ‘ 1 2 GOAL. COAL. " 21. at 2 oclock. lug tu\lutlon of railroad cotnpnnicoi 'l‘ho unnmdmcut 1.11mltl11' that the" 1401'1111101' snull uppolut n comuiisuloni of three without our to 1'); umilac the2 11111 omits .1111I 1111111111 111 1'.1iiro11d com 11111111311, 1111- i.11\.~1 relation to the tux : iulion ot tl11-. 11 1111111111111 nntl nli' ill ro- 111111 to the next lcgisluturo wthtt in l111111\"1.(i to bc .1 111111 for tuxutiou of tullroud 113111111.1ni1s. "Ihc Itiliiilllriri'loll l:- lo 211,1 ullow 11d litloctl lilltltlrtul tlollurn tor clorit'nl cyponscu 'Iht1 mininnl bill is 111111 whit l1 1111.11 111111111 1111 by the till 2 hurt. committct.» .1i1111' l0ll;', booting to Ih1 1'11'1 "1o.td 1111111111111 111011' I1:11'11c111111'- l1 1h.1 .\1111 ”1111111 111.111, zit which 'l‘atx‘ l‘111111oitzslouc1' t‘otbiu look 111111. Tilt.- lllll 1.1.1'1111' 11111 of consideration of tho t:1\'utiou of .~'.11l1.1aidiur,1' 1'11111punics (I the Now lluvcn road. It protidt's lltul ,bondcd 111111 flouting 1i1'1ht11 shull I111 d11- iductcd from tho capitol mot-it in do .Icrtninlin; tl11- 211111111111 of 111.105 to,bc '1111id to the 11111111 by :1 ruiit'oud t'OIll- , puny. $4,000,000 Bond Bill Passes. . After 11 long 1114111111 11111 hill to allow «Il11’1 (‘onnet'tlt'lfl liiroi' colnpuny I11 I15- ntm four million dolluro in bonds tor Intprovt-mont and dcrcIuiIntcnt of tlic (‘ouuccticut river 111 Window Lot‘liti Wits MIN-til 'l'l111 cupltul Mot-ls ol‘ the 28111111111111' in only $311.“.11uu .1ntl lt11111'11 251-1111111111 ’littuur ot‘lt'rt-d :tn mound 21111'111 uhlt i1 11.1.11 :11111'1'11jrt't11d which would burn compelled the 11111111111111 to have Inttl'cunctl Its cnpltnl 'utork by four million doilurs lu odditlon to the capitol utot'l; nll't'ndy untllul'lzctl. Tito coinpuny wuntn the right to Issue 1hontiu to tin-111111111111 oI' nevottty tho .- Vie hove. 11 large stock of huh grade fresh mined (‘oni ready to deliver 111.. 111111 .11 111,1 1111115111111 1'111111. 01' 11.11 for next winter's comfort. and we guarantee antiufuctiou as to quality 111111 1111111111th. ’t 11111 requem 1111..- 11111111111 10' 'thut united by the lllllurd 13111111111111};i 11hl1l1 ltmlt 1111111111- 111151011 11111! hittlnc rullroud. )ir. Whiton of New" London offered 1111 iiilit‘lltllilonl. whichl wuo also wit-1111111, which would burn; compelled iht1 cotnpuny utter (It‘l't'ltiii': lug the powcr ut the tlnnt, to furulult, electricity tor Induutrlui 11111111111011 1112 no greutoi' rnto than would he churned for ourren nuppllotl for) other pur« 1111111111, The iduu 111‘ Mr. Whitnn'u. unleudmonl won to It'onuri‘l'e to tllnl ntnto 1111111111 of tho bunt-Ills dorlvod‘I Itom grunting the company the right; to tlctrlop the liver for Itu powcr.l iloih untoudlneuin were rejected 111111; the bill 11111111111! h) u 1ol1 .1 Into. 2 Thu hounc thou t‘oltltiod to recon 1 older Its notion. 'l‘hlu mutter into 111-- lot the rouoou thut Illti ininorit)’1 ntotkholdoru In tho company were in Ittiuntiuu with tho majority ctoclthohi . 1:11-11 «ml were beaten In tho court». .mm .11. i . 2 JOURNAL-COURIER To our 11111. 1 LADIUM. 2 m...” Will Pay $22,600 for Fl‘lnohlla. Acute; and Good Will. 1 111112111 1111131111, .1113. tum-rho our-2 rington Publiahlug Company. which puiilltthoa the Journal-Courier. bun mudo an utter of 122,500 for the M- not: and good will of the Palladium. All that Is neceunttry to ocmlotc tho sale In tho upprovul of the court. The application for the approval or the 111119 was filed 1with the clerk of tho auporior court yesterday and a Incur- Ing has been not for Mondby. Auguot The only exception 1.1.1.1.. In the auto II! 111 merino held on it No. 11 Mergcnihnlor itnotypc machine, No. 8,581. The auto calls for the "con rent or the mortgage bond holdm." The woulve’r'declttres that according to Intro-notions he has uoldull ot the about: 1111111111 constitution, Including the .-\ f1'1101nble report , was made on the hill to nllov. the com ,miuuionor ot' tituuoutic 1111111111111 to 111.1- trut'teti much uttoullun til the rnpltuit 4 11111111111111» and good 111111, rm trout 11111 1 “v.11 '1;- 111171.. '- 1‘.- ‘1 1-4: ’ Buy a Piano as you would a watch- for inside ex- cellence as Well as outside show, and?- from a dealer whose guarantee is re-? liable. We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells watches. We guarantee the hidden parts ‘as well as the outside. $10 will place a piano in your home. Balance in Small Monthly Payments. Call and let us talk it over. M. SONNENBERG 1' PIANO " 104 Washington St. CO. Phone 30 His Royal Highnes§ the American automobiiist, is the man that we are to illfilw his 1.1111011111111111. trip 11 triumph- ‘nl procession we 3.911 him to bring it to this shop before starting out. We will overhaul it, tighten up screws and Inn- cbinerg', 11111 in new parts, put bio on- gine. hrultcs. magneto, plugs, etc, in good working- order and make his lttij'111IIL‘C l1\'l11iu"in,11hi.: onto to ' THE OFFICES OF T he Merrill Colleges OPEN DURING AUGUST Enroll Now for Fall Term SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD PORT CHESTER 53 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 438. Everything in the optical Line Eyes Examined Free 0. B. Jackson Optician ELMER E. CASE .. «m- .. .m w.-.” ”11—11....— W. R. THOMPSON Toguet Special Motor The intent nnd most careful design In tho moire-11nd hrcuk, twovcycle type. All pnrtn are exceptionally easy of access, and «1111 be adjusted without ro- movlng engine from foundution. Single Cylinder tinted With Model it P Carburetor ' II "it. 075 J 31.5 96 K D 122 , Double Cylinder ' 9 n 7 1110 3 B it) 205 " The Specialty ManufaCturing Co. ‘0 thor litre“, booth Novwnlk, Conn. ... .1 .17 .. 1.... ....4._1...1...m.. 1.4.... “mm...” “MM,“ .. u” w. mNOTICEm By mluundorctnndlng of data. we not three abipmcntc of Plitmr Bottled floor. which overflowed our ctoraga beyond in capacity1und In order to make room we will give tho public the benufit to got the but browctt bottlod beer on tho market-mt Phonon—wot tho ridiculouc price or $1.00 per one (1124 bottles. Thin cpeclni olicr In for 10 day- only. Com- mund u. and the hour will be delivered to your door by Your: respectfully Cantellano & 111111111111 Tel. call 1161. 26 Railroad Ava. @ 11.111. Specials at the A81? Store EXTRA £3111chSWEETOORN,u'dozoty.............................1'i!ic EXTRA FANCY POTAT0281n peck.............................”H.386 vcuv our outrun, At cm MP PANGV PATENT FLOUR. ZAVgpouod bag 1175: entering to and in order - jouruvy :1'11leusuut one by luck of £111— ' 3211111 11111111 1101111,. 11111111111111
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