WEATHER FCIRECAST. ...—M For Not-walk and vicinity: warmer tonight; Wednesday showers; Fair and May Manton Patterns for Fall and Winter ALL PATTERNS. 10c, cushion sock. 5c, when acid with Pattern. E K BANKS museum HOTEL -at.ocx. scorn uoawaut wmoderate variable winds. An area at .low pressure. control (War the Upper Mississippi Valey is causing cloudy and rainy weather initho central sec. lions st. Louis reported 3: OI inches of rainfall. 'uie front edge at the rain at on this moIning extends as for east an Ohio. This» will probably continue moving'eastward and reach this viein-‘ by some time Wednesday. The tem- perature is rising in the eastern dis: trlots. ‘ ‘ _ . . > h WEATHERLA YEAR A60 TODAY. Stewart Elliot tools a Daily to t e Temperature: Minimum. 70; maxi- races yesterday in his line Buccaneer. mum. 86.» Partly cloudy. Charles DeWiit of Norwaik, is spend log the day in Hartford on business. MADE A GOOD HAUL. ...—...— George Hughes, of Bridgeport, stmut'We-ipm Officials 5"- BWY With ”W Labor Day with Fairiield avenue friends. Breaking' Autolsts. Sheriffs, judges and with their assistants made a great. haul in Wéutpmt on the past two nights. They have been holding up mimost every automobile coming to ward Nurwalk, having made a trip to cutth the unnaty on the long hill At the bottom or the hill stands a lman with a lantern Up curries Mr Auto Mobilist. Ho opens his Inuli‘lt to make power for the steep hill. Mr. lantern Man swings the light. Mr. Shelli! and Mr. Constable step to the Norman 5;“. (iodlicy Shaw. owners center or the road. Mr Auto Mobilist of the Ming took a Wm, u, Long is commanded to stop. This he does,€ island (0,. the rows" yesterday. usually. He Is then lined in the Judith; ___ on lilo spot for having disobey-ed the ~~Not today, but tomorrow. See our mullicr law. ‘ .price and stock of peaches. 1.. Joso- Another Mr. Auto lat. He passed Mr.‘ . ion, 72 North Main street. Lantern the name. Mr. no tail light on Mr. Auto lst‘s muthinu ‘ '1 he lmlllflowmeliifi lo the Norwalli "And I on the opposite show will be" ' Club, consisting in the election or all again swings (hp light Again Is the overhanging butler s apntttncnts have auto stopped and attain is a line paid. been completed by Contractor A. R. This Was the scheme and It is re- Maikin. ported to have worked llIIolv. Money: rolled in until the statue became tire some. Then were ope-rations suapond ud. it is reporiml that auroral Nur- wnlk men were caught, but this could not be learned tor certain. \Vosiport is after a reputation it ocean. liarien‘han one. it came from automobile precautions. Weatport. is on the right trnokwlor a reputation All autolsts are passing the word along and brotherslnrars are now wary as to now everything lookaawhen the) take the Westport hill. They see to lights. licence. numbers and lt‘eov their mullier closed. All have that bewnpeol-tlIe-mum with‘tbo-lauterndoolt. KNOB CANOE CAPSIZED. constables, Herman Sachs. 0; Main- street, is spending the day New York city oft business. There will be a rehearsal of the lady mlnistreis of Court. laurel, Daughters of Castiic, this evening. ......— iiarry Earle, of East a'venue, has returned front the White Mountains. where he spent the summer. ...-...... An important. meetiut oi the ofllrlnl board of the Norwalk Methodist ~Church will be held tomorrbw evcu- ing at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly requested. St. Mary's parochial school reopen- ed~ for the full, term. along with the other public schools, this morning. An Jinusually large enrollment is on the books this term. Brice .1. Moses. ot/‘Norwalk, spent Saturday with his family here after a successful business trip to Hattera- town, Md. He deported Saturday night for a westernhrip. . . The bids on the West Rocha road were not opened this morning by the selectmen, suillcicnt work along other channels occupying their attention. This matter will be attended to later ...—— Jesse Hopaon Rococo- Misc Jonnlo Rummicr. Wilt Was Halpiou Under Cratt. ~~ plea. of turnip!" on'our'i'iccrc axe-pt sectional book- i.antern seed; ~ DH“... 9,. August Furniture H OUR GREAT AUGUST FURNITURE SALE POINT! .THB WAY TO TRUE ECONOMY lN FURNITURE BUYING. You have only to no tho display to apprec- "Im It: advantages. Hioa‘oaaos FURNITURE a1- niscbunn's‘ ‘Mucmo room 10% To 25% on ovary cocoa. You configure your savings. Our methods guar- out» that it is notyan Imaginary one. Thar- ls a wido variety of styles to choose tram, containing Furniture for ovary room in the house. , . The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY 12-1! NORTH MAIN BTRII'I' IOUTH NCRWALK. I That s It !-— Cddo I 03 A Hot'l‘hing Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as a cuc- tcmcr. Gina. free from claimanttorm quality. suitable tor turnaco. range, story or coltorocdor. Prlzcs on application. RAYMOND BROTHERS seen anowuocs The intmcr' a grain goes to an elevator. The elevator cleans it and makes a higher grade of grain by HtlanlllK out the dorltuue mam cars of those some plans are sold to manufacturers of tin-cull- ed balanced rations oi poulirv and horse “mils tinder the term or miscellaneous ruclcuned field nerds, \u-cd seeds are transmitted to the consumer in the guise of poo try lead at an average price of $2 per hundred for a scratch load and some indisputably acid in this neighborhood. A wheat price for Weed aoctia does not mean economy for the (phantom of poultry lends. My feeds are hum, clean and trash MANUEL TORO HATCH. ' First in quality. last in price. always to the minds of its custom arcancnnio Homo Gronqd Food for Hon». Cattle and Poultry. 1 A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH- OUT A DRINK for days at. n time. but who wants to be a camel when he can enjoy a clonal punch, mint inlet), whiskey sout- or It creme do menthe, clmrtmuaa. or a hire ctmi class at Hopper-1‘s Hour when he wisiioa it? That is one mason why the camel got "his back up' ‘nntl hover got it down attain. was because he couldnt not a drink when he wanted one. You won‘t "get. your back up" on any or the clinics wines and liquors you buy at Manor 8v. Flynn‘s. Phone All L COAL COAL We have a large stock at high [rude mu: mined Goal ready to deliver for next winter's contort. and we manning nun-coon u to quality and Call and examine our cost before you leave your order elsewhere. HARRIS & GANS CO. Telephone Sillillll) MI lilillii . r. B. IIIalitlII Elects; State on Iscior oi Straws at tilititiie- ’ ,iowII session " One Norwaik Haymsksr was honor- ed by being elected to oiflce yesterday at the nlteenth annual meeting of the State Haymaiters' Association at )lid» dietown. He was it B. Malltin, who was choseh state collector of straws. Yesterday‘s session or the state hay- lott was held in Middlotmvn, with abqpt 75 delegates present. The sea- slomoponod at iii a. In. and was con. eluded at 2 p. m.. the‘busineas com- prising. besides the election of oilicers and routine business. the passage or a vote appropriating 31,500 for the na- tional convention, which will be held at New Haven in lilll. Committees are at once to start preparations for this event, the determination being to make it the most notable one in the history of the order. Following the adjournment a splendid dinner was served the delegates. Following are the oillcors elected: ll. .l. Hopkins. New Britain, state chiot haymsker; M. J. Gordon. Bridgeport. state rice chief baymakor; F. B. Mal- colm. South Norwallt. state collector at straws; William lilaley. New lirlt~ Quick Auto Octivary everywhere sin,’ state’ keeper of straws: F. A, iSoars. .‘iuugatuck. trustee; John E. ,IPalmcr, Hartford, state guard of the iiiayloft: I. W. Hedda-u. New llritaiu. iniato guard of the barn door; t‘}. W}, :l'orter. Meriduu. ilrat farmer; id. M.‘ fClul'k, Waterbury. second farmer; lla». £th a May. liridgepm‘i. o. .I. 'l'all)oi,'§ anlllngfoui. representatives for two? lycars; P A Roars .‘tnuauiurk: W ’I‘Ittilo, Now Hini‘ll, alternates. ' For the position of state vice lhaymaker there was ll pretty moutcat lNilWGC‘ll )I .Bridgopcrt, and E. iii Clark, of West tieIlIury. tho iorlucr landing on llil." iflrst ballot and being elected unani i cltlt‘i . ......iw J. Gordon. of “...—...... ...—Law.-.” uy a PIano as you would a watch—- for inside a . cellence as well as outside show, aiid 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 PIANO , C0. 104 Washington st Phone 30 ‘ His C? it...“ Highness the Americanmutomobllist. is the moral that we are catering to and in order. to make his automobile trip a triumph- - al 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 a glue, brakes, magneto, plugs, etc. good working order and make is journey a pleasaui'one by lack of an. noyauce by bringing his auto to ‘ \ inmost) on the second i ‘ David 1‘. Hey, or liridgoport. was' iopposud by ii. .i. Hopkins. 0! New; itiritaln.’ for mprcaeutailw, but wom 'out by a good margin. 5' Following the adjournment of the" meeting ihc tleiegatcn went to the grounds of the State Asylum for tho’ insane. whom they saw a hall pumai between people employed at that in; stituilon and witnessed by Milli oi the; inmates in the grandstand. in order; to keep them quiet the band furnish-l tux the article had to play , onsly which was very hard on the] ,musiclans. and they had to have! 2others take their places ‘whilc they: ruled a bit . i 68 Water Street Frederick H. Malklu and Aaron’ bother. oi Nprwallt were the only lo cal members in attendance. The next meeting will be held in Sorwallt on Labor Day. litl... ’ FAILED TO ASK HER. W. Ballad—But No Waon’t’Phaccd. BRllKlEPORT. Sept. 5.«—Michaei Blgol secured a‘ marriage license here on September 1. which permitted him to marry Misc Annie Faint. Prior to: securing. the license Sixel had tailed to ask Mics Falet’ to marry him and posed she refused to become a party to say such bargain. Miss Jennie Rummler. or West street and Jesse Hopson, oi Norwailt. met with an one door at the Knob Club on Sunday. which might easily have etldcd seriously tor the young lady, had not the violinist discovered her plight and madxa gallant roa- cuo. once or be trouble was the counting ot the canoe in which the couple had started for arpaddlc. sir. Hanson was 'tho unwitting cause of tho spill, as he stood up in the cor one. it went over quickly and althouxli Mr. Hanson landed on his feet. bola: rls, two Knob Club boys. started for able to stand in the shallow water. 1‘9“ island ”New” in M" mfll' Min Rummler was caught underneath canoe They had reached . point scar the drift. and in a peIllous position. Green II Reel lighthouse when the Ad Had not Mr Hounon “om,“ her predi- ‘"" V~ "m “ ”my 0' M" “m" "' ailment when he the it Is likely that ativeo “m ““3 and "W". them she would have swallowed a great deal aboard. canoe and “L or water or wasps have boon drown- ed. i As it was the young lady came up entirely out or breath when the con- tlomsn and turned tho,_csnoo right ciao up *Both were tally clothed at the time and were 0. sorry sight. A. I. anmler was on the beach at the limo with a camera and he made an slurs on, perhaps tomorrow. it is understood that plans are be» ins made for a meeting of the town board of estimate and tension in or- dor that eunuch money may be appro- priated to cover. the election extremes for the Washington street bridge special election of next Monday. «but call on Tomatoes. 25¢: baskot. Jon-loll. 72 North Main street. Allen M. Moses and William H. iter- a milk wanna mat. with an accident in Cedar street. about. ii: to colon]: ‘ this morning. The horse, a large bay. tell will}; dolnflown the hill and tho wanna continued pushing him un til he was considerably eut'up. A num bar or men on their way to work at started In getting the ham up. to more It photompb tit his Melitta with word drenched. ’it is not would ill!“ in suddfibdod. homer. lot- the young people saw him ilrdl. and toads a valiant «daft to want. . in. stepson donned itr‘. nammlor's deities. white the intention in tor a wins a. on cam in South Nor- walls Iii-db a m and returned ” width In Notations apparel. Miss , to hm cu ho in ‘ bacillus still? J" "Fraulein Hubs is coin: to be mar- ried pretty soon. lso‘r'sliol" "Yes she takes him out this realm try cities ovary day toast him used to it'.'-1"lifiscndctlilaitor. 2 ' ‘ . If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto Needs Repairing or Painting NOW THE TIME Luther M Wright’s . IS THE PLACE algal was determined to marry somebody and on leaving the lt‘alct home went down the street a block or so tram Miss nlet's homo and ‘ there mot Miss Helen Kormar. who - he immediately recognised as an old ‘ playmate of his in Austria Ho breached the marriage question to he: ‘ and! alter a short discussion she so. coded to his request and algal pro cured a second license and the couple were married. W cacao or nonsense. l Reduction Sale . = 0" LADIII' AND MIIOII’ WWI. CONN. VplLI, WA." DRIOOIO AND WAIOTI. Pricestcsnitcvory mac-or. Ono Wt! ms ”do,” Wsim to be closed out too loss than Wammmdmc batcnitistcclcmurodcanaotaflordtoliuii. , The Paris Cloak & Stilt House . «r..- LADIII' c'rvucro m an» at. source, cs coats tag a. some «ma. MGetYoar» ' ‘ . ’ warmonr. Sept.‘ 6.--Tlse olcv», ‘cnta bonnial convention ot the sari: court the Ancient Order or Fons. tors. Which opened hero yesterday moral“. rib-convened this morning at 0: cu o'clock. The only hulnon trans- some at today's-session was the read- info: reports at the “law committee. oy John mum. of New York city. and Daniel Murray. oi Waterbury. The “report was accepted. The report or l'tlaa auditors. hank Biceitledae. or and die River. N .32.; H 8. Stark, oi Park lilacs. N. J.. and l. H. delineation-Aili Brooklyn. N. Y.. will also read and ne- oopted. as was that of the credentials committee. Robert A. Sinhald. of Park Chicago The trustees. John Mack. oi Isthmus, Mesa; John W. Anderson. ohm York city. and m Haas. ct . risotto. N tapioca“. and on. , port was lives at mil militia Iii honor 58 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE. 488. Everything in the Optical Linc. :” Eyes Examined Free ' O. B. Jackson Optician continw ; Got Out a‘Mat-riapo Licence and 3M ~ when he wont to her home and pro». kiddo. o! H. 3.. and Michael Home, at ‘ , - . a banquet will be , ‘ amazon. This year in placing our Graduates in paying position since July 1, ton , . FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 5th. count NORWALK . STAMFORD stuns c. “on: ”w. a. monsoon Toquet Special Motor The latest and most careful' design In the Incite-and break. twooycié typo. All parts are exceptionally on! 0! access, and can be adjusted without w a moving engine trom foundation , linglo Cylinder , 1 With Rated Model H .‘I K 5 It. Double Cylinder 8 M); The Specialty Manufacturing C p 40 Victor OM Bomb Norwalk. coda. 'NOTICEW' it you purer a medium Boer. neither vary lilht nor dark. drill Plat Golden Dortmund“ it is a production made exclusively trom’i‘ tho choicest barley malt and the costliest Gasser hops put-chanson; ado b the pioneer brewer or this country. Get a can at 24 hoe lac. on y 1.3). . How no t cease ol Pabst. oltlicr dark or light? 0st 01.86 t can of 24 in. Our success is due to friendly recommendations. We respectfully request you to give as an order for the best Brewed Bottled Best- in the country. and perhaps you will recommend as to others. as we arc recommended to you. Castellano & Bordoni : Tat. sol. Pmnpt Delivery Ivorywiicrc
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