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May Manton Patterns
Jot: FalL and Winter
ALL PATTERNS. loo _
FASHION BOOK. 56.1whon sold
with Pattern. .
E.K. BANKS
ushacxano norm. annex.
"3%
up
.New Haven, Hartford.
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' Union City, Norwalk, Sound
day's email".
"’ but must acne-III" an aim
/ , 3 that the cmnioint W summon.
mum is. liul and tooit him to
__ scorn noawauc _
The annual reunion of the Twenty-,
eight-h Regiment, C. V. 1., will be held
at Saviu Rock, New Haven. Monday.
'Roy Jones has returned home, after
spending secoral weeks with his
grandmother, who lives in South \Vil.‘
ton.
Joseph Jackson has returned to his
home in New York, ,niter spending
seycral weeks at the Eulcher cottage
in South Wilton.
Miss Anna hlhrlenbach has returned
to her liomc in Main street, after
strontiumr ill" Week with her mother.
in Woodbury. Conn,
Prosecuting Attorney Louis (told-
schuiidt, ot' Noru‘alk rs amour: the
number at the (loublc-tmudcr came in
New York city today.
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Mrs. Charlos yet-t and son, iiccmu‘n
Peel, oi' Chestnut. atrcct, South Nor-
walk, are enjoying their annual two
Week-5' vaaction, during which time
they will visit. Mitidlclicld. Mcriden.
Middletowu. Waterbury, Watertown
and Oakfieid.
Charles E. Hoyt,.secretary and
treasurer of ihe South Norwalk Trust,
.—
Compauy. who is enjoying his annual
vacation in l’itlsiicld, returned to
South Norwaik. this morning, to
spend the day, important business.
having recalled him for a few hours.
FIFERS’ AND DRUMMERS' FIELD
DAY.
Thirty Corps of Uniformed Players in.
ace Mormon.
'MERIDEN, Aug. 24.-—-Thirty corps
of uniformed payers. numbering more
than a thousand men, took part in the.
parade which this forehoon opened the
twentyaixth annual field day of the
Connecticut State Fiiers' and» Drum
mers‘ Association in this city today
Notable in the procession were some
of the oldest corps of Meriden and vi-
cinity. dating back to 1885. while the
unique Oriental Flute Band, of Siam.
lord, and the large Father Matthews'
Corps. of Thompsonvllle. attracted
special attention. in the line also
were invited players from Massachu-
setts, New York and New Jersey.
Among the places represented were:
Waterbury.
New Britain. Rockvilie, Middletown.
Winciod, Danbury, Yalcsvlllo. Ken
Iinxton. Waterville, New London.
South Manchestekulastonbury. West-
brook, Stony Crock. ThomaIton. Mili-
(ord. Bouthiniton, Stamford, OIiIvliiI.
Beach
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and Deep River.
Competitive pining for prizes VII
.held thiI morning at Hanover Park.
MI (thiI evening then will be I ball
at , e armory and in addition. indi-
viduIl contem, It the conclusion of
which prize awards will be summed,
C. ~P. MeaninnIII. of Stanford.
Italic president, was in ohIraI oi the
Iov GARNIID RIVOLVIR.
Captain Thomas Hunt. of Norwalit
rIcoIivod a cimplaint to the elect that
Mum JoIopb Momma, cos of Mr.
and Mn. WollIcI almond, Mirei-
ctr-oat, 'Norwulk. m cImrinp I N-
volvor on his puma without Iiloonlo.
'i‘hI lId tIcnltI Indiana it is M
ions batman-rm WIN! new
cm and docidodiy mint tho law.
Gunilla Hunt W him on the
thIoothmwhmthtmm
the m radium haspodhrh
_'southwest is causing cloudyweather
‘ were also reported from the Gulf and.
.Atlantic coasts. An area of high pres-
Irishman nonfiction .
WIIthIr
For Norwail: and vicinity: Generally
cloudy tonight: Friday fair; light to
moderate winds. mostly north. A
slight disturbance moving up from the
with 'Ishowers' from Texas ' northeast-
ward to Pennsylvania. The greatest
amount of rainfall was 1.56 inches at
Springfield, Mo., Scattered showers
sure, central over Montana, lstroduc-
lug pleasant Weather with low temper-
atures in the northwest.
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WEATHER R'YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. 67; maxi-
mum, 83. Cloudy. "
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of real es
late have been died in the office or
Town Clerk Herbert R. Sinith. of late:
George C. Lockwood to the Clover
Manufacturing , Company, thirteen
acres and buildings in Cranbury. .
William G. Sha‘w. trustee, to John
leskc, lot. in West street.
Elizabeth (‘Iaudc to William l3. Rior-
dan and wife, two lots in Roosevelt
Sll'E‘CI.
Tho Nor-walk investment Conniany
m .-\. ‘C. lletts, foreclosure. ilitcon
acres and tints in Plant. Norwalk.
Mary A. Borne to (I. S. ll'iaciii. of
White Plains. lot in liarvor Vicwl
lieacb.
Henry R. iloyt to Louis S.
building lot in Harbor \lcn Bork.
Michael ltatihford am? pile to Aug-
nsta W. and Ezmmt E. Muller, cightj
acres in the West Rocks road. 1
Raymond and Daniels to Stephcn‘
Smith; two lots in the llockland Road;
Louis 3 Ward to John ii. luiwrencci
and George N l’blicox, lot In” Harbor
\ iew Park. . l
Frances M. D‘Artols to Ph‘ocbo ii]
Tilly. lot and buildings. No.18 “Veal:
street. War. l
Jacob li. Raymond to Mosotto (‘..
Frisblc, building lot, Division nil-pet,1
ROW'iUIOll. \\ ar.
Jacob ll. Raymond to John inrvis,
building lot, l)i\isiou street, llowayton
War.
Nelson Hubbcli to Filippo Taveila.
lot and buildings, Main street. War.
Jane Templeton to Charles G. llo
liaunnn. two acres, (‘ranburyz War.
Mary F. McNerney to John Murphy,
lot and buildings, Stuart avenue. War
Vincent G. Tito to Steven Kiss and
wire, lot. Knapp street. War.
Harriet. (‘. Finch to Charles W. Any
derson. building lot, Lorena street.
War.
Ward.
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UNIFORM STATE LAWS DISCUSS-
ED.
BOSTON. Aug. 24.-—~Attorneyo It-
ence of the commissioncrl on uniform
state laws devoted today to the discus-
sion of uniform legislation. Itntol'
rights versus the new nationalism. and
insurance. Considerable diIcuIIlon
was heard on the rIIolutioo introduced
by Frank Borneo. of Newark. N. J.,
that I. commune of live conference
mombwuhouid be appointed to draft
an Imondmont to the United 3mm
Constitution conferring on Conmu
pom to enact law on commercial
paper, conveyances, wills. rises
and divorce. corporations, rem on of
employer! and employ”. insurance
and limit“ motion. Motion up for
discussion by the conference inctum,
the Tom sum of registration oi
two titles. partneroblo. carrtorI' ltI-
biilty. oomponplion for induItriIi Io-
chionu. marriIcII Ind “cousin to mac
ry. The following odioIrI were cloct-
ed:
PmItdInt~WIltcr Cl. Smith, Philat-
dolphin
Vioo-Prmidoni-v-A. 'l‘ fitovIli, Ills-
IiIIippi.
Bocremry~ChIria 1*. Terry. Nu
York.
Trouunr-w’l‘ucott K. Ranch. NW
Haws.
rIprticn mm night by tho MII
mhquttI‘llIr AIIooiItion.
. ‘is
Ivorythinp Ixospt I pond pond ‘ "
tending the twenty-tint annual canton ,
”rho comniiIItonIrI wil be plus I ‘
‘A who: can mks bIliIVI'IIIIII'
OUR GREAT AUGUST FURNITURE IALQ POINTS
THE WAY TO TRUE ROONOMY IN! t.FURNiTURB
BUYING. You have only to III on dIIIin I? IpprIs-
‘ m. m aunt-m. who onana continua: AT
. niacoum RAMINGJNOM W TO ”Who IyIry
., “pl”. of lurnliutI In ohrthm Imp! IIotlInIl book-
up». You can fiputI your IIvlnaI. Our mothodI guar-
‘ IritII tract It 1I not In imIpinIry on‘I. . ThIrI to I wide
vIrlIty oi ItinI to outrun tram, containing Furoitun for
IIIry room in tin Miami; y ' , .
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN OTNIIT .OUTI'I NORWALK. ..
That's It!—
JdeO‘COa AHotTIiing
sInd"uI In order for em load. Ind we will retain you II I out
tomIr. ClIIo. IIII from IlItI. uniform quality. Iulthle for furnace,
range, stove or IIIMIIdIr. PriaII on application.
RAYMOND snornnns
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FEED KNOWLEDGE ‘
The farmer's grain goes to an elevator. The elevator cleans it
and makes a higher grade of grain. by screening’ out the dockanc.
many cars of those screeniugs‘nro HOIdIIO manufacturers ol‘ ELI-Oil”-
cd balanced rations of poultry and horse foods. i‘ndor the term 0!
miscellaneous reclcancd iioid seeds. wood Souls are transmitted to
the consumer in the guise of poultry food at an average price or $2
per hundred tor a scratch feed. and some indisputably sold in this
neighborhood. A wheat price for Weed seeds (loos not mean economy
for the consumer of poultry feeds. My [ends are pure. clean and fresh.
MANUEL TORO' HATCH.
First iIIq'uIlity. last in price; always in the minds of its custom-
erI— iionnto Home Ground Food for Roi-III, Cattle and Poultry.
‘ porn on August 4, at Princes Bull. 8 i..
’ Bureau oi! Marine
. While some oyster men are alteptical
_ is mirensonablo."
0:
him Iruurui .
com vitamin
Robert A. Widermann, up printout.
cent or the Bureau at Marina Ribbon .
ion, state of New York addressed a,
meeting of oyster growers Ind ship-
at which he set forth his views as to
what steps should be taken in order
to improve the industry. says the Fish.
lug Gazette. About 20 of the princi-
pal shippers were present. including ,
name from Connecticut. The gathering
was similpr to those held at Canarsie,
Greenport and other points, the 'pur-
pose of which is to secure the co-
operation of the oyster men to}; the
Fisheries. Mr.
Widcrmaun .tcels that. oysters ,‘muy be
propagated the Inuit! as lobsters.
'bt‘ooit‘trout. bass and other fish.
as to the outcome or such‘a plan,
the‘ belie! of the majority is that Mr.
Widermann should be given an oppor-
tunity of showing just. what he can
do. Other meetings, at which the
same matter will be discussed will be;
held in the near inture.
Engineers in the employ of the state
of Rhode lsland’ and under the three—
tlon oi the $helflsh commission. have
been laying out. to lease in Mount,
Hope iiuy. Surveys havo been madeI
in the vicinity of Common Fence Point
and liorden Flats.
.
"Our oyster trade is taxed hinh2
enough without the boost that tho prc I
sent general assembly intends to put
on," Frank J. Mansfield is reported.
on saying In tho t'nion, of New tin-.-
vcn Continuing:
‘Why. three \cm‘n ago they lllllfll’ii
reassessment of oystur prices and.
'gmadc an increase of 300 pcr cent."
th continued. "Now this is all the
business withstand with any reason-
able protli for the planters. (in thin
incrcnscd assessmont they are paying:
in tax of 1.7 mills and now they propose
to increase it to 17% mills. Why, that
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A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK
for days at I: Hi ad but who
wants to be a lame! when he
can enjoy a ciiuct punch, mint
,ltilcp. whiskey war or u crcuio
dc Ins-pilie. charireoac. or a nice
cool, glass of liuppcri's iiccr
when he wishes it? That is one
rcnsbn why the camel not "his
bad IIIj“_ i or not it down
anal-skawl so he couldtf't
not a drink w (‘l in- wanted one.
You wol't “get your back up"
on any ‘0 the choice wines and
liquors ydu buy II Maaucr A:
Flynn‘s.
Quick Auto DIllvcry everythrI
Mom 418
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Magnet 8. Flynn
We hIVI I‘larpo stock or high grade frIIh mlnId Coal ready to «liver
for next winter's comfort, and we guarantee ntiIfIction II to quality Ind
price. Call and examine our cool boron you loan your ordIr IlIcwhcrI.
HARRIS 8: GANS CO.
Telephone 08 Water Street
‘ if your Carriage, Wagon or'Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting "
NOWJ‘HE TIME
Luther M. Wright’s
18 THE PLACE
Reduction Sale
0' LADIII’ AND NIOIIO’ IUIT', GOATO. IKIITO. LAWN.
VOILI. WAOH DImIO AND WAIOTO. ‘
Prion insult IyII-y purohIIIr. Ono thonIInd bin IMO huh '
WIiItI to bc cloud out for ion than thI maisotunfl III-loom
bItorI it is too iItI. II m can not soon! to min it.
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The Paris Cloak & Suit House
I
. Mr. Mansfield said that a planter
{who three years ago was paying a
flux of $20". now paid soon. and they
Ini‘OiIUSNI to boost the latter tax. lio
lunid llilllrll. was rcry unjust to tax
:ihe dealers in this way. The commit-
2too has Itportcd the incroasod tax
land It is pvndinn bclorc the gen ncrnl
inascmblt.
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licenuilc stakes and buoys on llIl-i‘
loyslcr lit‘dh‘ oft‘ Stamford harbor.
li‘onu.. Wcro taken away, A. Lincoln.
'Ford. of Greenwich, (‘onn., was awardf
$cd damages of sub and costs from John
filyle, oi Stamford. by Judge Scott in
ithc court of common pleas on August
'3. Ford said he was prohibited by‘
law from taking oysters while the'
beds wrro unutukcd, and that in- sul'-‘
with great iinunclnl loss by the runs-
on of Kyle's action. liyie alleged that
he was not trespassing on Ford's pro,
petty but was on his own oyster boot:
The action was heard More Judge,
Scott at the June term. ‘
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George T. Smith. of New Harem;
was in “Mouth. Mass, last week;
looking over the oyster grants in var-l
ions sections of the cape. .
\
Extensive improvements Ire being;
made in the oyster plant of E. Brown1
& Bro, at Bay-”port. L. l., owned big
the Bealship Oyster System. A com
crolI floor will be put into the build-i
tag. new beams will be installed under-5
the top doors, and an addition Will be?
built It the east end of the shop.
'l‘bI Suffolk County News of Bay»
ville printed the Iollowing in its tut
lIIuI: "The location oi the aoIlIhipt
Oyster company of its principal of-
dcc in Northpmt in In interestiap
piIcI of nut! to the taxpayers of tin
with of Huntinpton. in that it will ruin
8800.000 IIIIIIId VIluItion to the town
mm for person“ propIrty." Datum
of the bubbly“ ByItItn my the IIIIII-
mcnt iI too hlph.
Lou OF TIMI MIAMI L0“ or
PAY.
Kiany tloubiII Ind than "is it
Ms IIIIIII ioIt than and in» pay
to my I working man. ill. nIlInt.
2"
VII Io bad iron: kidney and hiIddIr
tronblI thIt hI could not work. but. in
only I Ihort timI Ind out IotirIlr wIll
1m LADIII’ I'rvu Iron!
m MIII It... Ionian ‘ II Imp Inn It. “as W
. Ind “Milli! rail and bIIithiIr that
it: «don. catch in wraith-I pond
can to flu worktop tan or man
Brian W
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7. W“ . ’
NAONINIQHNIM WILL WIN
CHICAGO. Ml. Ear-(loom. 11ch
w
w A HANFORD 42 N. Main St.—-Tel. 5,021
1314 UtiiI PIIIII Itmt. Birmtor, iti.,'
mu: 1'! took 1‘0in KidaIy PillI My v
and IIIIoosIbiItouthcittowoflo ‘
Icky mm nil-m tonic . 3.
a. «m from mm on. m _ :» ..
III in. ’l‘kmmfl
C.
has you would a watch- for made cit ,
eelience as well as outside show, and
from a dealer whose guarantee is re-
liable.
, We sell Pianos as Titiatiy sells
watches.
' " We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside. : ,
.310 Will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
. M. SONNENBERG
‘ PIANO
‘ CO.
104 Washington St.
‘ Phone 30
. His Royal— Highnes‘sz '
the American automobilist, is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trlpaa triumph-
ai, procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up screws and ma-
chinery, put in new parts, put his en-
gine, brakes, magneto, plugs, etc. in
good working order and ‘make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
nmame by blinging‘his auto to
THE ”omens or
The Merrill Colleges
OPEN DURING AUGUST
Enroll NOW for Fall Term
. sourH NORWALK STAMFORD PORT CHESTER
II WALL eraser
NORWALK.
cuo‘ng 433.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0.15. Jackson
Optician
w.‘ It. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Motor
ThI latest and most. careful data
in the make-and. break two-cycle typo.
All parts are exceptionally any 0!
access, Ind can be IdJuIted without ro-
muting engine tron: inundation.
ELMER I. CAI!
Sinplo CylindIr
Rated With
Model HP. Carbonic!
H 2% m
J ll“. 00
ii
DouhlI Cyiigdor
The Specialty Manufacturing CO.‘
«I wmr Itmr, Iona amok. cam.
“NOTICE--
if you prefer I rhodium Boot, nIithIr very light nor dIrk, drink
i‘ioi Ooldcn Dortmund». It. is I production undo O‘Xt‘IiilIV'Iy iron
the choicest barley malt and the coItiioIt Bauer houI purchuablo.
mulch l thI plonIIr browcr oi thiI country act I can of 24 im-
tiII. on y 011).
How about I one of Palm. either dark or light? Only 01.00 I
«II If 24 tutti“.
0m- IucoIII iI duo to triIIdly homunculus We respectfully
room you to pm as In order 1m- thI but idiom Bottled BIII- II
tho country. Ind pImpI you will "commit us to album. II I“ III
"M Castellano & Bar-darn
imp! lIitmy {Iwrymn‘ til Railroad AVIIIII ,
T"; “1!
Extra Specials It the
Add Store This Week
manhunt, on to was mm. 7'
Norwalk Chronicler