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May Mouton Patterns
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UAIhtCKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
WGOUTH NORWALK "
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Miss Ethel Callahan, of East Nor-
walk, is visiting relatives in Jersey
N. J.
.. Paul Tot‘pl’. of Cross street, has re-
slgned his positibn in Lockwood's
Hall theatre. ‘
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'Attorney John J Walsh, of Nor-
Walk. is spending the day in Hartford
on business. '1"
r. c. wt... of'tlfe Holmakeeier
& Selleck company is enjoying his air
nual vacation.
Andrew Savacole. of Thomnsion, is
the guest. of Miss Grace Leary, in Rail-
road avenue.
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Edward Murphy, bartender for Mag-
ner dc Flynn, is ill at his home in iluvl-
land street wltlnkattmk of typhoid
1'e1e1.
Richard lieane and Chris Larson, of
South Norwaik, left yesterday on an
extended cruise up the Connecticut
river. *
'Dr. John Carroll, of Naugatuck, a
brother of Rev. Dr. Richard J C111 roll
is visiting the latter at St. Joseph‘s
' ,rectoiy.
Preston Bernard, John McMahon
and Daniel Keogh pf vSouih \‘ot walk
attended the New York Chicago ball
game, yesterday.
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A line new team of horses has been
received from the west by the Armour
Beef Company. Owners of horseflesh
are admiring the pair.
Francis Ward, Clifford Ward. Miss
Eleonora Ward and Miss Zita Fgeney.
of Norwalk. enjoyed s sail across the
Sound to Long Island yesterday.
Master Robert Stillman. of New
York city. is celebrating his fifteenth
birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ballwitz, Maple Grove Farm to-
day.
David Webster Icompanied by his
daughter is spending two weeks at
Maple Grove Farm with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bailwitz. They expect to re-
turn to their Brooklyn home next
week.
Mrs. Alice Burr Shepherd. 31 New
York city. has purchased a lot in To
ksneke. It is understood that Mrs.
Shepherd contemplates the erection of
a psistisl residence on the plot in the
near future.
Th. Stars sud Stripes are today fly-
ing from the city flagpole in Wall
street. it will be remembered that
the Norwaik city council decided some
time no to have s has pnrchsued for
the pole. The flag is here and in the
gentle ms... is wsvins this afternoon
attracting not I little attention to
'Nornlkors. for it. iuindéod a strange
sight to no the local city's flagpole
decorated in so appropriate I manner.
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Harry have is back again. They do
say that they never come back. but to
prove this rule. Harry is the oxcop
tion. Ho returned to Lookwood's Hull
theatre on fisturdsy. to take the place
of Mao Stanley, who left suddenly on
that dsy. tskins with lint clothing and
other articles of value. and samples
his board bill. Mr. Loire is that. ii
taunted singer tiist everyone known
by noW. either by his sibling, which is
of the best, or by bio reputation as s
r ., slum. 11.: antiox- :forty‘sisiit works
‘ .3: in town and has now started upon his
onycniuth.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: ’li‘alr to
night; Wednesday generally fair and
cooler: moderate southwest to west
winds.
tral over Minnesota yesterday murnlng
24 hours to .Ontario. It has produced
unsettled weather with showers in the
Upper Mississippi Valley and Lake re-
gions. 'Showers were also reported
from the Lower Mississippi Valley and
the South Atlantic coast. The great-
est amount reported during the last
24 hours was 2.74 inches,‘from_Little
Rock, Ark. The temperature contin-
ues high in the southwest. Oklahoma.
Okla. reported a maximum temper!»
ture of 104. An arch of high pressure
with low temperature is moving in
from the northwest. Light frosts
were reported from North Dakota.
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WEATHER A VEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 66; maxi-
n1u1n.78. Cloudy.
Deputy Sheriff John ii. Blake. of
\'01 walk isigpendlnt )1e boy in Green-
wich on business,
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Nelson ’l‘hcrinult and Vincent Cos-
tulio, of South .\'or\valli. are attending!
the baseball game in New York city'
today. ‘ l
Pix-Deputy Sheriff 'l‘homastA. Shelly
"and Victor Smith set soil from Nor-
walk this afternoon about '1 o'clock for;
Huntington, L. 1. They started in Mr;
Smith's speed boat. “ll. 0. N.." and ex-‘
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pect to return this evening. i
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Plans are bolus made for a grand
big picnic at (‘ompo Beach on Thurs;
day night. The invitations for. the of—!
fair are out and it is hoped that there
will be in the noighlmrhood of fifty
Norwalk young people. The guests
will take the 6:50 (”’1’ from Norwalk
in the evening.
E. N. Sipperly's well drilling ma-.
chine met with an accident about ll
o'clock this morning in North avenue,
near Main street. west of Camp street. ‘
The wagon was just starting to go
down the bill when the forward axle
broke. letting the weight down on the
ground. Mr. Sipperly lacked the drill
lug machine up and proceeded alter
temporarily making repairs. Had he
started down the steep rise into Maia
street before the axle broke, it is like-
ly that the accident would,hnve been
attended by more serious circumstan-
ces.
BOY MISSING SEVERAL HOURS.
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Walter Wyeth at Last Found Asleep
in Auto Delivery wagon.
Neariy' distracted and with grave
fears as to what might have happened
to her eleven year old son. Mrs. Wok
ter Wyeth. of 16 Grand street. Nor-
wslk, appealed to the Norwalk police
department last night for their old in
the search she was making for Walter
He left home in thmflcmoon and
did not return to supper. His poo
ants thought this strange. but when
the ,venlns wore on and' the hey did
not return, they became worried and
instituted I search for the missing
no. With the aid of Ofllcor Thom?-
Dorsey the boy was iinaliy located
about 12:30 o'clock.
"Muster Walter. it seems. enjoys rid-
ing with the drivers tor DeKlyn's bah-
ory on the automobile delivery wag-
ons. It was this clue that finally led
to the audio: of the youth.
All the afternoon Walter had been
ridins with the driver of tho ism.
enclosed Rapid truck. {the truck was
driven to the no or the battery in
Main stmt‘snd the. driver went in-
side. leaving the boy in the auto. fate
or. when he returned he did not us
th boy and concluded that he had
to 0 home.
But the youth had become tinny
sitar. his long ride, and crawled into1
nsp'. thinking to swsken in than to
no home for suppor. That us the
by chain Thomas homey and "his
mother. but! an hour after nidniiliti
Mrs. Wyeth was ovmoyod when shit
found her son, and it is not
The disturbance that was con- .
has moved eastward during the last ‘v
the roar of the auto to have a wood .
last he know until he was discord"! .
mad _,
what tho boy was severely punished. _
August F urniture 8
our: canny auditor runm‘runs in: colors
”res wsv TO rnun Icouonv m roam-runs
BUYiNq. You have only to on the display to source
lstg Its govt-mandmiou canon irbnm‘runs AT
.DIBOOUNTO RANGINQ FROM 10% TO 25% on every
pleas of Furniture on 8111- floors except sootiohsi book-
cuss. Yod can figure your savings. Our motholis fluor-
Intoo that it is not an imaginary one. There is I wide
variety of” styles to choose from, containing Furniture for
every room in the house. ultimaitiifi‘thiod-m h 1.,
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The A. J COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
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That s It i——-—-
Jeddo C03 AHotThing'
Send u". an order for one load. Ind we will retain you so I ous-
tomur. Gleamms from slateuunlform quality, suitable for furnace,
range, stove deadwood”. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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FEED KNOWLEDGE
'l‘he farmer‘s grain goes to an elevator. The elevator cleans it
and makes a hinher grade of grain by screening out the docknge.
lliiiiiy cars of these screenings are sold to manufacturers of aocnll-
ill. on itillill’litii
* President Tut-t yesteDrday went on roc-
iiiEP Iii iiiiiiiliii
country “Derelictln Duty” (latest 3
Secret is Found, He Writes
to Congress
‘ WASHINGTON. ' 0.. Aug." 22.—-
ord as advocating strongly that the
the Maine he made known it piibsible
and published to the world. No stones
should be left unturned to discover
this, the president asserts, taking the
view that the United States would "ho
derelict in its duty" in not prosecut~
termine what caused the explosion.
The president's stand was made
known yesterday when he sent to both
houses of congrats a specldi messagei
transmitting a letter from Mr. H. L.
Stimson, secretary of War, on the no
ccssity of more funds for continuing
work on the Maine wreckage Mr
Stimson wants $260, 000 to clear away
the mud and debris that may hide tell-
tale evidehce of some bomb or torpedo
that sent the Maine to the bottom.
The president says in his message:-
"I concur fully in the conclusions
which the secretary of war has reach-i
ed and in the rccommensdtions which'
he makes in reopeci to an additional
appropriation for this work. in order;
that nothing may remain undone to.
enable the world to know the original;
cause of the explosion of the Maine. '
“0f com-ac, if it shall turn out that.
the most thorough excavation will not:
cd balanced rations otpoultry and horse ieotls. lTnder the term of
miscellaneous roclenned field seeds. wood seeds are transmitted to
the consumer in the guise of poultry food at an nvoroae 'priro 01‘ £2
per hundred fora scratch feed. and some indisputably sold in this
neighborhood. A wheat. price for need seeds does not "lean monomv
lot the consumer of pouliiy feeds My foods are pure ileuu and trash
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom
orawncnnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry
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. ON THE TOP WAVE OF
SUCCESS
in popular opinion of beverages
is liupperi’a lleor. Not an acci-
dent by any manner of menus"—
simply a triumph of merit over
monducity. We say that Rup-
pert's brand moans purity be-
ciiuso ltuppon'g “nor in pure.
Moreover it's on. smnrloyour-
lips kind and sparkles like a
good champagne.
Hoppert’s Bottled Beer.
$1.15 per Case
Quick Auto Delivery everywhere
disclose the cause we must be content.;
;l1ut as long as there remains unoxca -’
tvatcd any portion of the, mud and dc-
lnls within the work or its neighbor
j hood from ubirh ovitionte may be but!
lof the original cause of the disaster;
i we shall be derelict in our duty in not
iprosecutim: a further search."
i The president's penitlon. it to coax
isldered. will be a shock to those arnn '
engineers who held from the first, that
rho undue effort should be made toi
zloarn the secret of the Maine's dos
itrumion, and that the only important
l work was the removal of the wreckage
:from lluvann harbor. ;
‘ "We cannot change events of the
i world." one cucineer in charge of tho‘
i work said. “Our duty slnvply is to re-
i move ilir wreck."
i This brouuht a mild storm of protest
from navy sources, because it
‘alioiii the disaster.
fthla cast reflections on the board that
had previously reported the Maine
wrecked from the outside.
l-‘oliowiug his visit to Havana harbor
'Magflef_& FIYMH " Phone 418
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We have a‘lsrgo stock of high suds fresh mined Cool ready to deliver
HARRIS & GANS C0.
Telephone
0.:AL ” COAL
for next winter's comfort, sud we guarantee satisfaction so to quality and
price. Call sudmxunlno our cool before you leave your order elsewhere.
68 Water Street
idolng all that could be done to get at
the hidden truth. He found that Pres.
ldent Taft had long had the some idea.
The additional funds are necessary
separate the fore and aft of the hsdle
ship.
parts of the vessel. and it is thought
tructlve agency.
Before removing the ad it is neces-
sary to build a new int r coi‘ferdam
or strengthen the old e. as the cof-
of water.
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TI“
Luther M. Wright’s;
II THE PLACE
“All! “I! III,
ROCHESTER. N. Y., Aug.
Grand Army host attending the 41111
annual national encampment. Grand
Army of the Republic. will be formal-
ly welcomed to Rochester. tonight. by
Governor Dix, who is due to srrivs' at
8:51 p. 1a.. and by Stats Commsndor
doom 8. Land. and Mayor munch.
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Today the various nlliistod organics;
tlous opened business unions. and s
number of reunions or. on thorn-o
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or LADIII' Alto Mlldll’ IUITI, 00A". “in". LAWN.
VOiLI. Want-i possess AND WAN".
Prim to suit every poi-shun. One thousand high srsds Illinois
Waist. to be closed out for in: than the mautsoturor‘s price. dons
before it is too late. so you can not word to miss it.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit, House
THI LADIII' “‘th ITOflI
61' MI"! Chitin?!" .3 Mil Mliil Ct. loath "mm
sum. The important meeting of the
day was that of National Council of
Administration. hold behind clos‘ed
of [dubious sud Mississippi will is!
s wreath or Louisiana flowers upon the
grove of Frederick Douglass this alien
noon.
of the American Revolution will hold
is reception in honor of 0911 and lifts.
elicit b. «not and Governor and
John and.
& ’ in
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“mutant Daniel lit. tickles wiii pro-
side It s memorial service of the Ru-
donut society at Andomnvlllo surviv-
ms ‘ O , .
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ITIAMII PAVORWI
scream. N. Y» Au
ma attempt to ":0“.
”en-1n s
original cause of the blowing “D 01' p
log a. further search for evidence to dc,-,._ 7
hadX
gluten circulated that the internal cx-f
plosion of the magazines niono brought .
Navy officers felt}
Mr. Stimson was strongly in favor oi"
to clear away the mud and debris that: . Eyes Examined Free
This mod hides the damaged
contains evidence of the original dos-i
ferdsm as it now stands is taxed to the
limit. and the engineers regard It uni
unsafe to attempt further pumping out;
IEIII NELGDIEB
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mmhmbon of the Department
From ll o'clock until it tho Doubts" .
aonoouo.‘ X
m will 1‘
celletice 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 Sniall Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over. '
M SONNENBERG
PIANO
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104 Washington St.
Phone 30 ‘ ~
' His Royall— Highness ‘N l.
the American automobillst, is the man . i
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph- '
al procession we ask him mining it to
this shop before starting out‘. We will '
overhaul it, tighten up screws and ma-
chinery, put in new parts, out his en-T
glue. brakes. magneto, plugs, etc.,.in "
good working order and make his ,
journm n pleasant one by lack of an-
nmance by biluging his auto to
W. A. HANFORD, 42 N. Main St.———Tel. 502:
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THE OFFICES OF
The Merrill Colic I ges
OPEN DURING AUGUST
Enroll NOW for Fall Term
COUTH NORWALK STAMFORD PGRT CHESTER ,
O. B. Jackson
Optician
as WALL eraser
NORWALK.
anon: «I.
Everything in the Optical Line
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swan I. can wl'a. monsoon
l Toquet Special Motor
The latest had most careful dolls:
In the make-sud break. two-cycle typo.
All ports are exceptionally out of
access. and can be adjusted without :0
moving engine from foundation. ‘
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tingle Cylinder
Rated With” .
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Model
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K 6%
Double Cylinder
R 7
8 10
The Specialty Manufacturing Co. :1
on Water amt. loath Norwolk. Donn.
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it you prefer a. medium Bur, neither very light nor dark. onus ‘ ‘
Piei Goan Dortmunder. it is s production made exclusively from
the choicest barley malt sad the costliest dunner hops purchsssbio.
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model) i the pioneer brewer or this country. (let s cm of 24 boo
ties, on y am.
new about a can of Pabst. either dark or light? Only two I
«so of so bottles. V
Our success is due to friendly recommendations. We rsspocttully‘
mount you to sin us on order for the host Brewed Bottled our in
the country. and perhaps you will recommend us to others, as m In
Momma: toyou.
Cautellaiio & Burdani
Prompt psiivory lwryimru ‘ 1o itsiircso Avenue
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Tel. 461. ;
Norwalk Chronicler