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FASHION book. so. when“ sold
with Pattern.
E. .K. BANKS
MAE ACKEMO HOTEL HLOCK-
‘ scorn Nqawm ~. . .
Mrs. John J. Fisher. of Bridgeport
wasc the guest of Mrs. Susan (1
Holmes, yesterday.
Matters of routine business were
considered at the meeting of the di-
rectors of the South riorwnlk Club,
which was held last evening.
A month's mind mass of requiem
will be held tomorrow mornlngut St,
Mary‘s church at 8 o'clock for the
late Mary E. Coleman.
Miss Elizabeth Drlsooll. of Straw-
berry lilll avenue, hits resumed her
duties in Mrs. A. A. Alteuhrnndt‘s af-
ter the summer vacation of the mil»
liuors.
WEDDING PARTY ON A JOV‘ RIDE.
Automobile Decorated as Bridal Cou.
pie Enjoy Dinner in Bridgeport
Grill Room.
A wedding party from Smith Nor-
Walk. traveling in two nutoinohilcs.
stopped in Bridgeport long enough
yesterday afternoon to enjoyihe best
possible dinner that n grill room
could furnish, as the order was: "Give
us the host dinner you can. Noier
mliid tlic expense!"
While the pnrty wore inside enjoy-
ing themselves the two automobiles
stood over by the post-office and at.
trntced a good deal of ntteution, they
being tiecorntcd with strcninors of rib
hons. bells. etc. while on the roar one
was prominently displayed the words,
“Just Married," thereby giving ii clue
to the situation.
in. J. Madden, of Philadelphia. was
the groom and his bride was Miss Ms-
tilda. Darrah. the wedding ceremony
having been performed at St. Jo-
seph's Catholic Church at South Nor-
walk at 8 o‘clo .. yesterday morn-
ing.
After dinner the party went to the
railroad station. where they saw the
bridal couple depart on their wedding
trip before taking up their home in
Philadelphia.
Besides the bridal couple, the party
comprised Mrs. Isabella Huggerty.
mother of the bride; Miss Nollie Wi-
ley. John. Joseph and Patrick Dnrrcr.
Mrs. William Bowman, Mrs. Charles
Btauss. and son. John Morgan. it.
Welsh. all of South Norwalk. and Mrs.
M. Herron. of Phllsdelphia.—Bridge-
port Telegram.
FELL DOWN ELEVATOR HATCH.
WAY.
w
Cbsrlcs A. Bolster: Customs Vsry Pain-
ful injuries.
Charles A. Benton. the well known
employee at the Control Food Com-
' sustslned a dislocated right
shoulder and sundry other bruises.
when be all but fell through the
hatchery of the elevator shaft. Had it
not. been for the fact that Mr. Benton
is quite slseahle, he would have fallen
through the hatchway with more sore
ions injuries attending.
The scldout occurred Monday svcn~
ins. Mr. Bouton stopped on the hatch-
way, which ave way under his weight
and it appeared tor the moment as if
his body would [pass through and foil
to the bottom of one short. But the
same weight which lm primarily an.
ponsiblo for the accident saved Mr.
Bouton from going downJor hip cent
crous proportions stuck sud retarded
the tail to that extent that it wsso silo
that. 'two men could do to pull him out
of the predicament ‘
His right shoulder was dislocated in
the fall and or. John pumortisr wet
called to administer to tho sodsrins‘
man. The bhcnldbr «and throw: Molt
into position sud Mr. Bunion” '
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwdlirand vicinity: Fair and
continued cool tonight and Thursday;
moderate north winds. An‘extended
area of high pressure over the Lake
region is causing cool. pleasant wen.
ther in the central and eastern see-
tlons. Fronts were reported from
Michigan, New York and Northern
New England. Light scattered show-
ers were reported in the Mississippi
Valley and on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts. There is no well-defined storm
area this morning east of the Rocky
Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR A00 TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. 63; maxi-
mum, 79. Clear.
....A «vim—um.-
BUILDING TUMBLEB lNTO RIVER.
Structure on Which Work Was Start-
ed Yesterday Unable to Stand.
A low murmur a slight rumble. a
terrible' roar and ”a deafening crashu
and like Humpiy Dumpiy, who also»
sat upon it wall, down wont the ram-
shackle shock of Mantra Der‘orest
Lockwood i to the waters of the Non
walk barb, . having tumbled from Its
precarious position out: high stone
wall. in thé fail the predictions of
Conlrncior (Tharlcs ilnuks. who was
superintending the pnrilul removal of
the building yesterday. more realised;
80 absolutely Htlmo—docnyed was tho}
structure that it could not stand alone. i
it was not it cost of wind which cans-
ed- the building to fall. but it just
went to pieces. like tho ilenron's ouc-
hosi; shay." Part of the building bus;
been left standing. Luckily, no one;
at 9: 30 o‘clock.
The unsightly billboard upon the
side of the lint is still in plncc. it
will be done wlili tile remaining poi»
tlou of the place is not known.
The location of the building In well-
known. it is beiwccn the three-story
wooden structure of the Jones ck
Hotchiilcs Company and Montgomery's
for a business block and it is under-
stood thst a movement toward occur
in; something that will be a credit to
the business center of Norwslk in the
piles of the eyesore, ‘is on foot.
Harbor Master Hiram Sharron com-
munlcated with Chiot Thomas Leath-
erland of the Norwalk police force
this morning and told him that tho
timbers from the building of Marilee
DeF‘. Lockwood which is being torn
down. were floating down the harbor
and menacing the safety of the small-
or crafts. lie requested the chief to
notlJy the contractor not to let any
more timbers get away and the chief
complied with his request. No blsms
could be attached to the contractor
for those that drifted sway did so
when the building I“ this morning.
The store of Frank Aquino. the
fruit dealer has been damaged some-
what by the tumbling of the resr of
shop having been pulled sway four or
five inches from where it should rest.
it was to prevent this vary thin; that
the building was being taken partly
down, but the suddonness with which
the full came jarred the psrtltlon
loose. This will be repaired when the
other'Work has been completed.
MR. SIAILEO [MAPL
Aisle b. Burial. of Harriet strut.
employed in Brunt Bossss's establish»
ment in Main street. but a narrow cs-
csps from being run down by an sutoJ
mobile st the corner of lists sad Wsll
streets about 3:80 o'clock when is
strange mselilns swung to the left or
s tmlioy osr in from oi Glendonning's
and circled through the stuot sis
hish rats of men Mr. Besides it“
is bicycle at tho tints and was,
coma. into Wall street from sin.
He barely“ bed time to lump oil his
bike no pin: it ‘ non boassth tho
wbc'olsot tile oil so it Ill“ W. Ho
wss for s llsw _std by
the mutants of iii-maps. but rs-
' "borer“ sad «humid on hit wsy.
. of household consul
harmonic, firs lookout for
happened to he in the shock whoni
it went over the brink. clue tlicy must i
have been iniurcd. Tilt' outgoing tide}
(oriicd most clothe wreckage awnyi
now extends oevernl toot beyond the.
end of the building [on standing. Whittl
lunch room. The spot is an ideal onel
if
12-1. NORTH MA|N ‘THIIT
5‘};
chdo Go
Send us an order for one load,-
li‘iiml Eurnlturs «no. prlosd is the oonstsnt «any...
a llini wt. To flimlnsts all thstls
Willi!!!" iln melts and suitable forl the place and use In-
uhosd’. ls ths’jrs’s‘t policy of this stors.
donors“,llrst'bdhlhofiilon and our
dial-pest tosttrgollviiy furnish any room In the house.
The A. .l. COLLINS COMPANr@ "
shoddy. to .
Our lino wsll ,
ssscrtmsnts tho
IOUTH . NORWALK.
i
~, That's It !-—~
A HotThing
we will retain yet: as s ous-
to“. discourse from slsts.uniform quality. suitable for fumes,
range. stove or «Wooden Prices on smllcstlon.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
ABOUT
Molasses is good, but there is
mnnuinciurars would have you bolicre.
FEEDS
no music in it. as the Western
They use the molasses to
cull the i‘eod n superior onc. but it is no better than the starch from
(mu mcil.
nosilou
just nhni should hr in food
what he is roslly buying. the low
times it acorns us if this some
nlug if it were chcnpcr.
merits.
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Stnl‘t'll as well usinolnsses. is convcried into sugar in di-
inn n'olusi-us can cowr n multitude of slur
The low states
If ihr'consninor know something tnboul.
would be effective-«though some
consumer Would buy thunder and lililii~
llonnle lioino Ground them“. sell on their
First in quality. first in price, always in the minds of its custom-
0 Fl! ‘
‘ they buy at Muster It ‘h‘iynn‘s.
MANUEL Toao HATCH. 1
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rliounio l-ioiue Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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MORE THAN EXPECTED
in luscious fitn'ur and high onsl- 3
iiy you will get whun you buy
your (florets. liursuudies, or is-
blc wlnos and liquors of‘ any
kind at Mariner l‘r Flynn‘s. We
.moro' than till the hill and no
one is ever disappointed when
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Magnet 8. Flynn
Quick Auto Delivery everywhere
Phone 418
c
IOI'
COAL
HARRIS 3.
68 Water Street
Telephone 721
ion.
Next Winter’ 3 Com-
at Lowest Prices
GANS CO.
south Norwslk
if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
Luther M. Wright’s
coma»; KWANO'O susv m.
Mskss s Round of Vlsltls and Resolves
. Isvsrsl Distinguished Guests.
WASHINGTON. Boot. flaw-Admiral
Chinspi Kwsns, of the Chinese navy.
toned s strenuous dsy when he cross
this marinas. in sntlclpstibdof this.
and tstisnod by the round 01 events
which have occupied. story waldo.
moment since the orulsor fisi Obi
stosmod into New York Motion. the
distinsuishod visitor rstirsd soon sitar
ho bod reached this city lost nlsht.
’ who sdmirsi prepared coriy tor the
first events of the day. the forms: cslis
upon Action Scorstsrlos or suits sad
Nsvy Wilson sud Winthroo, the dis-
tinguishsd visitor. hosts“ tbs assist.
burs ofhls‘ stall "and mum. {tenths
Chinese button; will Comm-slider
Georu'fI‘.‘ unwind. in. Who is sob
in: as side during the sdmlrsl's stay
in the United ltstoii. Return oslls
Wilson and Winthrop st tho sdiairsi’s
«hotel. luncheon swsltsduthb‘ minibus:
at O!
i
bolas nisds lmmsdlstsly by Mum. :
members of the Chinese loi'stlon stair.
The party plsns to iosyo thiul-
ion at 4:80 this si‘hsrnoon for. Beverly.
Mum. to ho waived by Pmldcnt
Tsit tomorrow. .A few dsys lstsr tbs
sdniirsl sud his soil. will return to
Wuhinmn. Their. second stay Miss
a. lunar coo. the potty will bs stun
an opportunity to sss tbs ”tomcat
buildings, sad will :bshs st plum
to Mount Vernon when s wrath will
be pinned on on out or Wsshlnslon.
Luncheons sud dinners will complain
the Dish of ontortslnmnt. , ~
Win——
NOR! Lila “DIV" IN MAINE.
locum, in. Sept “litmus“ rc-
turns rcos'lrsd it the cities at Scors-
tsry of huts nsvls st 1 actual todsy.
upcrtsd by‘ths cisriis or «0 out or
the on bill“. Wits slid pisntstiufl.
showed the lolloivm rots: ‘ -
For aspect ct prohibition, “M73
sssinst roped. 68.8.8.
scout: ‘ “mono-ism. .
iboth the Wright and
schools steadfastly
,is gradually forcing her way into the
,iinsardoiis game of aviation. and fol»
‘ interest today
‘ $1.50: Rolls
$1. 00 Rolls
75c Rolls
50c Rolls
ALL rolls
104
WOMEN AEROPLANiSTS.
...—...—
8evoral Have Become Experts in the
Art of Flying.
mew roux. Supt. ‘
lil.—~Althougii ‘
the (urtisii
refuse to letl(‘.ll'
ifnniluine pupils at any price. woman
lowurs of the sport are discuosing with
the report that Mrs
ltplpb Jolinsiono. of Kansas (‘liy,
whose husband inc-t. death at llonvor'
is soon cuiiiinx to New York to master
the. (fruit that widowed her it is un-
derstood that she will trike leusons iii1
the aviation colony on Long island;
with s View to becoming a licciipcd
professional aviator. Friends any that
Mrs. Jolinsione spoke of plans along
this line during the recent. aviation
meet in Chicano. but nothing dcllnlte
has been announced.
Today there are only two licensed
women svisium in this country militias
Mathilde Molsiuit nnd Miss Harriet
Qulmby-both of whom an: on Long
island. Blanche Scott has made noto-
wortby flights in Ohio. but as yet has
obtained no license. Miss Molssnt. it
will be recalled. took up aviation after
the tragic death of her brother, John
B. Moissnt. at New Orleans, and In
this respect parallels Mrs. Johnstone‘s
case. '
France leads the world with more
than half a down prominent women
aviators. and death has already claim-
od one of them. Mine. Denise Moore.
while «the autonomy-mono has been
seriously injured. Only yesterday in
France. Helene Dutriou new more
then 186 miles. establishing s record
in the competition for the woman's
cup. England and Gormsny. each with
one licensed women aviator. brlul up
In the roar in this branch of feminine
achievement. in England the honor
is held by Mrs. Maurice Hewett. wife
or the well-known novelist: in Ger
many by Miss Nellie Boole. a sculptor.
The latter won her license only s few
days sac.
hints. Dutrieu hss been invited to
tails part in the eviction most in Long
Island. September ”me 1. but it
has not been iinsily settled whether
she will coins. «
FUNIRAL DIRIOTOII MIIT
NEW HAVEN. Sent. tar—Tho Gon-
nouticut Mineral Directors' Associa»
tlon opsnsd s two days‘ annual con»
from practically svsry courier of the
sin. in attendance. The .prooesdinss
todsy included crosnlssuon. appoint-
‘inont of cognition. presentation or
reports and the address of thoiprssle
«loot. Albert my. of Mimosa. This
svoalns the colonies will seek diver»
slot!“ in s banuot sud mentor only.
committal reports. sndthsss trots tho
colossus to tho Mitchel convention.
mm with the olooticn of oihcsrs.
soc scheduled tor contorrow.
WE will close out our complete stock
of 65-note Player Rolls at half price
ard make of Player, 65-note.
miss this chance.
Soniienberg Piano Co
rmidut not who comm... . I
. to order. sod Morons taking up ‘
ti: iomsiioii wss mods ’
guaranteed to fit any stand-
yfi Don’ t
Washington Street
o I ‘ y. '
His Royal Highness
the American'automobillst, is the than R
that we are entering to out! in order '
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before sin: ting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and mo...
(hlnerx put in new parts, pdt his «F
glue brakes magneto. plugs clowns;
good working order and make
jouincy a pleasant one by lack of un-
noynnce by bringing his auto to
W. A. HANFORD, 42 N. Main St.——-Tel. 50
9': ~— ,. I
O. D. Jackson .. 133;; 3....
Optician PHONE m
Everything in the Optical Line 6
Eyes Examined Free
WE BELIEVE IN A
Thorough Business Training
AND COMPETENT GRADUATES
MERRILL
South Norwslk Stamford
Port Chester . I
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If you prefer s medium Boer, neither very light nor dark. drink L .
Plot Golden Dortmunder. it is a. production made exclusively from ' '
tho choicest bsrloy malt and the costliest Ssssor hops purchsssblo.
nude b the pioneer brewer of this country. Get s case of its hot
tics. on y "so.
How about a case of Pabst. either dark or light? only 11.50 s
«so of 24
bott.lss
Our success is duo to friendly recommendations. We respecthilly " . '
request you to sire us an order for the best Brewed Bottled Beer in "
the country. sud perhaps you will recommend us to others. as we on
recommended to you.
Costellano & bar-dam
Tel. 401$ Prompt Delivery Ivorywhsrs as ltsllrcsd Avenue
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BALTIES’
Fl; Newtous, per lb. ........’ioo Fancy Llnis Hobos. per ct. .....llc ‘
ll cans Milk ........':. .....itSo NM]TOMIIOQI.DW ct. .......
illbs. Monies asd Onions. per hock W886
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