Special Side of I } Birthday Cards].
Printed Ea; its at ‘ ’ 1
so a yard
100 different patterns to so
loci; from. I
a K. BANKS
M'shackomo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk
A New and Complete Line.
Prices From
10 to 100
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5 WM P. Brass
3?
South Norwalkr Norwallt.
Momma-owe,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwa‘lk and vicinity: Unsettled
.._.._..._ Iweather with showers tonight; Sun-
ll‘homas A. Shelley, of Norwalk is in day showers, followed by fair; mod-
‘Br‘ldgeport today attending the annual erste to brisk south winds. The west-i
dinner of the Sidney Hawley Associa- erii disturbance that was central overl
tion. l.lliinois yesterday morning has moved;
.very slowly. and is now control over?
the Lake region.
Aaron S. Belts, of Brooklyn is the;
guest of his father Capt. A. A. Betts,
of Norwalk.
A supply wagon of the Forty-sev-
enth N. Y. infancry passed through A... _
Norwalk this moriiing. It made a‘ WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
short stop in the Norwalk Hotel Temperature: ‘Low, 69; high, 83.
Square. Clear.
a...~-. -,.
Attorney John Keogh is enjoying his
annual vacation of three weeks.
Comptroller Meta of New York‘
city in military uniform, stopped for
a few moments in Norwalk this morn- ~—
I
'I of Furniture. Draperies and liousefurnisbings.
Imam
Guaranteed price
reductions of from 15 per .cent.t1 30' uei‘ cent. The sturdy buyers at
The Norwalks have learned to appreciate the strict 1truth of our state-
ments. ‘Our goods are thoroughly well made and warranted in every
particular and include all that is best in high and medium priced
modern designs. We invite a comparison of quality and priced“.
A. J Collins St Co. --
A GOOD THING SELDOM "HAPPENS."
‘IT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN.”
My business and the confidence of my customers didn't come
by chance: I've built them up very carefully, on the solid founda
tion of fair treatment My rule is to give e1 eiv customer not only
the fair treatment he's entitled to, but if possible, a little better.
That's the ,waav I've made my business, and that’s how I intend.
to keep it. Fair eating always, and a little better if. I can. It.
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends with us.‘
MANU EL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.-
Concreie, Cement, Flag
(lCurb 8. Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
(llGrading, Excavating. Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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WALKS
ing on his way to participate in the E. E Gorhain of East atenue is e11-
iWar Game He was in charge of .1 sup» joying a da\ 5 fishing in the sound.
ply auto truck of the 14th New York
infantry.
w-..“—
The selectmen are having crushed I
stone Spread upon the road’bed of the t
i.
I
t
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The Rev. W. p. Knapp and wife, Benedict Farms bridge.
missionaries from Africa will speak!
again tomorrow night lit the twilight
service at Foster Park, Belle island.
’i‘bey spokt last Sunday to a large an“
dience and amused great. enthusiasm.
W
There will be no meeting of the .\'or-
walk Bird club this month. . _
Miss Lillian Roberts, of Merchant-
\ille, N. J..
‘dl‘ed Hornet, 01' it:
is the guest or Miss 1111- I
lliiain street.
~Straw hats, 1-2 price. O'Bridn‘s.
u WALL arses?
NORWALK.
PHONE as. _
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the OjgticalLine
Eyes Examined Free
The first train load of urinary
bound for Dnnbury and that Vicinity.
passed through Norwalk at 9:40 this
The South Norwalk paving work
will start on Monday at 11 a. in. when
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Pillar unveil m cAuE ~
«We» 1
From Alassadhusatts First illigude
under Brigadier General F E. Pierce. '
“AME 1'0”“! and composted of the Second infantry
‘ ‘under 001. w. ’0. Hayes Sixth intan
F ' I ‘ ’ u
A (Continued from “it Pose) try under Col. (I. “id. Priest; tho SocI-l
W and Brigade under Brigadier Geneisl }
BEEKMBE BEBKE
TII III BUI- (If-TIN“
BANKS
(Continued from out page)“
thousands of monin khaki who are to W H Pew J1,” and composed of the ”w _
IEEEIEE‘EIpEEEEEIaIEEiu £11132: ft: 01:13:)? Fifth infantry. with wont Colonel W. said to have on deposit sinus of mono
stitutlon State . 2V} Sttovcr IE: 0051311113113 anglthe INI'EIltiII aggregating many thousands
' 1 ii an ry tin or . Su van.‘ o iars. ‘ The state‘s utt01ncy say I
ME“; EIIDEEEEEEIK wEoIiEIiIghEagEinIlltEiEEE First Company Signal Corps,Ca11t curious to know how the inspoll
reached the real point of a state of war Harry G Chose, First iciold hospital could hove made so much mono "
and the First Ambulance company .District Attorney Whitman. be
iii-,BUBCI-ied to be one 0'. "‘9‘ most 1’" were ivith the ‘liassachusetts quota. departing for a two days' nest
”mm"; ever held in the East. The Vermont sent its First Regiment of cheater “Vt” indicated that he belie
number of men actually engaged will Infantry. that the police knew whcr
29339“ 20 000 I” ”‘9 39mm” scheme Both armies‘had sanitary troops Hoiowitz and Louis Rozenwcig.
3:“: min??? waning for some tlilne and ‘ihe necessary equipment of field two much wanted g11nmon,.dbuld
'1 5 3 ‘1 am“ 0‘ foreigners Lint trains and wagons for carrying camp found. The public prosecutor 1':
ins 1389‘} New“ on “3 captule ‘ cw equipment. out that “Dago Fran-k” Ciroflcl‘.
EYE? 1;”: Americans have been forc- The forces are under commhnd of “Whitey" Lewis wcie not taken
IHEtublIEErneizEIiItEinIEIE-I EBEerBEiEEIE'fIIIlEEv: Brigadier- General Tasker I-l. Bliss, custody by the police until hi
i 10st New Haven and Waterbury on a who is commander of the Department detectives were close on the t:
iliiie running north and south and .of the East and his chief of staff is Col. the two gunmen
iwhile a rear guaid of two regiments William-A. Mann. The “Red", Army is Two Inspectors Found to HIavo S
f l f t ht th 1 under command of Brigadier-General 000 In Banks.
'0. “It”; I‘ll are. .flg ARE 9'1”“? 0‘5 f Frederic-111A. Smith. and the “Blue” 'i‘hut during the investigation
3121:; rius ing a pioyisional division to Larmy under Col. Albert L. Mills. Gen- Becker’s finances thetrail leadin
assistance. The advance of the . “ 1
”Reds" is that of a division. but the oral Bliss. who is chief umpire, had the bank accounts of two lrrspec
lmain army 200 000 strong in theory under him about 100 ofllcers who will was picked up. The sums on d ,0,
Ala comingbtip “1 a support Tile proI observe the operations in the capacity are said to mm above $100. 000.
1 . ' ‘ .. ' n . o umpires: district attomey is curious to
I EESEIIPEIiItiEEElIEIIIietIIiEiizIIfEIvIIEt first; ‘13:; When the various commands mak- how the money has accumulated
iern IConnecticut to give the goverh- lug up the two armies were put in mo- That One inspector whose field to
imcnt time to rush it regulars to the lion early today each had its instruc- ered a lich section of uptown gainhe
laid of New York The divisional de thin to reach a designated point. The ling and disoideil houses obtained
iIfence is not onlyI to check the direct Connecticut Infantry went from their one month $62.50 . pills extras,
Iadvnnce by the sound shore roads to Ehome- stations to Shelton, where after total being divided with a ibrOtho’
INEW York but to prevent a. wideIIImmmIng theyU‘hilied" to 1Seymour sector with whom he had a. wot
; . 1 throwing out an advance guard with‘agreement
Iflankmg movement mwa‘ds We Mass" the object of securing control of Zoar That "Jack Sullivan” had a soother
lachulsetts line which if successful Biidge which is one of the main cross- knowledge of the crime than was
IElIEElsIEinS‘EEElp “2““! m1“ ”“eyt of :he ings of the Housatonlc river and the! first suspected. This is shown by the
’shed of the moytrin “e grea ua er ITIEIIV one f’or tern milieu above DENIM testimouv of Gioiauni Stanich Mi“
2 - . 2 iese reg men s aso protected the “humane new witness. "Sully
. The problem to be Willi-idem in supply depot whch the “Reds". hadI is it pelleted. will turn State’sI tilt;
the next week is whether the forces of '
the "Blues” can be so maneuvered ag:estiiblislied at Dolby Then the regin dente. Yesteiday be engaged Jo. e,
._ ‘0 8m) theiadvnnce of the “Reds" be mellts went into camp to await1 rein I.l\i Sullivan, counsel to .lack’ Rose to
j fore the New York state line is reach- forcemenfs befme taking fuither offen- iepiesent him. This is thought tr)‘
ed. Never before since these war sire movements. Reinforcements‘the first step toward confes-slom
. games have been plaved jointly byrthe ‘ were in the shape of the Second Maine he does not avail himself of the
Ireauiar armv and the national guard . infantry which was coming by train. ,pominity to aid the State he will be
- . . - . . i The supply depot of the “Blue" army indicted for murder
has a region been selected in whichiis at Danbury but while the Connec-
both a defensive and an offensive cam ‘ticut and Maine regiments were near‘ FRUIT GROWERS AT aromas;
pnign can be workedout With such enough to threaten a flonl.’ 'movement‘ The Connecticut Pomological socie-
l-br'illiant displays of military strategy Ion the Iattei .place, the first. Velmont . ty will hold a fruit growers outing‘aud
EZ’zitnin this legion the entire. body of Infantry and a portion of the ‘I’lnssa ’field meeting at the Connecticut Ag-
. 4.000 men call be almost (Willi-“Ly i031 (-husetts forces .of the “Blues" wcie Hicultutal (oilege, Storrs, Tuesday and
.énd yet ll. Will invade the propertylyheoreflcan‘v marching diagonally Wednesday, August 13 and 14.‘
lights and trespass 0n homesteadsgacmss northern Connecticut in Ordermiembeis and flatten; ate requested.
IC'm-V to a trifling degree 1to reach Danbury and enter the sceneiamve at the college before nOOD‘IOI
; dTo understand the game which open- ‘of active 0! stations 0" the Soutll iTuesday The rest of the day will be
Ii:onItlEEiEiil.Ith:eE.:LllI:.:ertlg:“In;;:I_ I the “Reds' had established di\isional E5119“ A“ 1001"“ (nor the buildings 3"
,hcadquarteis at \‘ew Haven with the Mgiounds indluding trips to the .0
.7171 while the “Blues" hold Bridgeport“
. Sevent 1 T ]g h. i chaids. in the etenin there will
3. and have infantry strung out through I I we I S “h and Setenty ! I; he
Ifilst Infantr an t 1 t r a general meetin with talks b roi’n
1. the lowlands of the scum! shore reach- of Field M51161?” IId 1y one bit to y'. i 'inent hoi'ticultuEists ProfesEiIoE
singthrough Milford totbe Orange line I. The regiments which constituted F. Wilder of the department 0:11.ng
.lxortheast llle Redfi are Coming‘the First Brigade had reached New Iculture, who is making a so]! starve
gdown but in. small detachments. The ‘ Haien b1 way of the Sound using the ‘01 the state “I”! speak Wednetd 37‘
Ecail for mobilization oi the troops was steamer Richard Peck and two it eight } will be given to a general tour 0! e
g sounded yesterday and 20,000 men of mamas of the Ne“ Haven mad. Thelorchzirds and the unions departmen
III“ arms were on the move be“? day infantry were landed and were at once I The” “”1 be demonstrations by thm
gbresk this morning. The "Red army marched through the city in a wester- ‘in charge 5‘0"” 9““ be reached 3’.
there will be a formal beginning made
with due ceremony in Water street
«he first to be paved. The city oflicialsI At a meeting oi the governing board
and the paving men will be on hand of the East Norwulk Yacht Club
and will later enjoy a dinner as guests held last evening two new members
of Contractor Mchlroy. were admitted.
morning.
0 H' Banks sent thirty four horses, A. Benjamin Webster and Miss Min-
in Bridgeport “new” afternoon in no Earl of Ridgeileld are guests at the
charge or a number 0f hostlers. M home of litev. Mr. Shiun of Rounyton,
the foot of Mill Hill one man with live over the Sabbath.
horses had some trouble because the .
animals were too closely hitched at
the head. He managed after the hors-
es had danced all over the sidewalk in
Mr. and Mrs. John Czako and three
daughters of Quinturd avenue are
spending several days in Perth Am-
The Meyer Automobile
The car that takes you any distance and brings you back
again in peace and comfort.
1913 MODELS
Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage.
OSCAR H. . BANKS
RIVER STREET Tolephono OBI-3 NORWALK, CONN.
in“? knowledge or the B‘I‘A‘I"? of the:]\ direction the skirmish line finding stage from E913 levills or by auto
. defenders and are st raining every
; evidence that the Blues' held h e iWillimantic. Automobiles will
31m"? to 8“ EheIII advance guards 1 ritcry between Orange and BridtttshtirItI. I trains “9 to 3 1" m- “"39“” afterttdcl
Increase the rolling, deep Housaionic i‘hese "Blues" were the two regl- The rooms at the college can b all»
”her which is a mutual defense tor‘mems oflxew Yorks Second Brigade gcnpied without charge by the vial
the IIIBN“ “0‘1de the latter caniwhich had been landed at Bridgeport; 0““! who 3‘10“” bring bedding 5%
dominate the range of hills betw;een and set up divisional headquarters at clout for one night Meals will
“I’m“ the “V91 “0‘” iParadise Green This divisional head- ““9“ “t 25 “em“ each. A” 'I' ._
The "Red' ' army 0? invasion ’9 made' quanters was adjacent to the quarters wish ‘0 3° and have rooms '83“qu
.up of First Brigade National Guttrd 01.0lBrigadier-Generiil Bliss and hiaishould notify Plofessm A. G. Guile
l'New York. Brigadier General George 1 stall. and the field which will be used by Monday.
A Ryer. commanding, which to com- :py the aviation corps.
Eliosed of the Seventh infantry. C0“ At six o’clock tonight General Bliss
Appleton, commanding; Twelfth Isiah-mill have under his hand a gigantic
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STAMP COLLECTORS To MEE‘T‘.
The American Philatelic Society wi
front of O'Suiiivan‘s cute. to get the
uuintettc of steeds under way again
and disappeared up Mill Hill after his
boy. New Jersey where they are the
guests of relatives.
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meet at Springfield August 20.31 on
22 for its twenty-seventh annual
vention The night helm-o tho’
try. Col. '1‘. W. Heston. Sixty Ninth 111- : chess board upon which are “Red" and
(unity. Col. L. D. Conley; and the Sov- I "mug" men of various values. From
entr First infantry. Col- W- 11“. Bates. ‘ his headquarters tent from “I n. in. un-
Mrs. lvioward Smythe hit one of the
doors at Mechaleys garage yesterday.
and demollshed the loft mudguard on
W her Buick. Mrs. Sinythe drove it little
A nation loaded with crushed stone, too close and the car hit the door for-
wi.tliout a driver passed slowly up ci.bly-Stnn1fmdAdvocato
iWuli street yesterday afternoon about.
2 unlock and pushed a lighter wagon'
up onto the sidewalk In front 0! E. P.
Wood's pharmacy. The horse on the
lighter vehicle was knocked down.
Frederick E lockwood. Trec Warden proach of Christ" and for the evening
Jillit’llh Come“ and others TUBhEd ‘0 service. “The World I-Itirmoiiy."
the scene and soon had the horse to‘
proceeding companions. I
W“
o—Siraw huts, l~2 price. Q‘Brien's. I
dtev. Mr. Shinn will preucll at both
services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. The topic for tho
morning sermon will be "The ite-
his foot again. The wagon loaded with1 ii A llurltiutt‘s nuto inn k convey-
ICE CREAM
THE BEST“ IN TOWN
HAVI YOU TRIBD IT?
We have our new machine workup: now and are making good
Ice cream. Our delivery service In prompt.
RUNDLE’ S BAKERY
NORWALK. IABT NORWALK.
ventlon will be limited by. hm
gathering at the home or inllis
IStonc No. 21 Princotlin street.
'tirst day‘s session will be open a
o'clock with it business meeting I
Hotel Kimball. At noon a odor
lion photograph will be taken.
Afternoon will be given to a trio
Mt. Toni There will be It some
the evening. August 21 there
be a business session In the fore
and in the afternoon It picnic at N
Wilbrshuul. Mass. The canal I
day wIll open with a busluess 'I'
From Connecticut First infantry 1111- I til 6 p m. for a few days he will move
der Col. John Hickey; Second inlnn .these men again!“ each other Then
try under Col. C. F. .‘chabo: Firfilawlicn no has the "Blues" and "mills"
Separate Comma}. Infantry, (3th J. H11 intricate positions where a false
w. Ross. in; Flat (‘oinpany Slsflaiimoie on one color will mean disaster
Corps. Capt S P- BMW" with field to a chessman of the other side he
hospital and ambulance writs. will lift his hand .and let his two sub»
"From Maine Second infantry under ordinate commanders work cut the
Col. F. M. Hume. From New 19‘" game. That) will come three days of
seyoli‘lrst troop, Cavalry. Second troop. hostilities In which probably half a
Cavalry. Battery A. Field Artillery. million round of blank ammunition
Buttery B. Field Artillery, the Signal will be used.
COWS company. and illo'tll‘fll field MB- Thc battle to expected tons a spec-
A
pitul. 1The National Guard 111's sup mph, and ions of thousands of peaceful
the stone proceeded Ilcsurcly up the 0d Benjamin l-‘ i”..e“hki)hs Wroclmd uuc
street and disappeared In the distance. to to New York roam. Mr. Deltlyll' A
row him! was pretty well smashed up
The ltpworth Magus 01 UN! NO? on August lith,wl1en it run Into 11 tel-
walk Methodist Church will hold its '(am‘aph pole In Wilton and wait token
minder sheeting tomorrow. evening at to New York [or repairs,
ii: 30 oclcok on the church lawn The MW... ,
subject for this meeting will he the Miss Mildred Sheldon of Punxuutsw‘
"commutation oi Selfdependonco" her. Pm. who has been violins her 11m
The power of need. The leader, Jon- 'tlts, Col George 11. itiinsoll sud her
no DAWtirdnn. brother. George Sheldon of tho Nor
Engineer to. (l. Webster of the Con- walk Hotel. for the past Mick Petunia
sentient Company came to Nor-walk M to her home yesterday Miss Shel»
yesterday to investigate the condition dun made many friends while in town
of the company: wood block pove- and all regretted her dopsrturo today.
most between the Main attest tracks.
he thinks 1am the pavement Is DANGIIIOUGI aANOI-I ”"-
all right. end that when the weather some roslosuto doctors in British
arms and getti‘ cooler. the comment Columbia were accused of harm: rio-
‘ old“ saying.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 So. Main St. South Normlk
Think what you vulva In this clout-inn sale. We will carry no '
finite. Muss. Coats, hhlrts, Walsh: cm into the out much. We
prefer to close out what. we have left at a loss when than bsv’o
than left on hand. The woman shroud one to lure sliced
and Invest 11 dollar when it. will do the most stood will at. once mop
also in this often the opportunity to supply it» clothes needs at u do
will settle back to Its indoor place. timisoa English and Will settlers
(Engineer wallow also viewed his or with: to turn on tons runes)
West News pavement and is mow fruit more: color m situated on
so to says everything notiotsotory. to tho tops of mountains. it is said that
, . tum captain of o steamboat on
I W mm W m“ “Wt trim! to
the water. mung our the roll, he
opted the land of I nun who was
mania; mm his out. Its hailed
“this womanly." ultimo its»
. "thirutossiimflmtodvf
1 ' We!
I “It!
ing. in the Afternoon there '7,
an excursion to Forest Park. VA
duet at 'iiotel Kimball In the ‘
will close the convention.
W.— .1.
ported‘iby the Second ButtolioufiThlm citizens who have not been frightened
United States Field Artillery, "Wit 0! by the wanliko aspect. of whnt has
the Tenth U. S. Cavalry from F01" transpired will go to soothe Attempt of
Ethan Allen. and t1 Portion 0W": 11.3- one army to annihilate the other. in
Engineers. The “Reds” also its” a the early stages of the movement (lon-
considerable number of other detach- oral Bliss will play both sides o: the
merits. some but in theimtilo movements tho
The "Blue" Army is made ill) of in” test of strategy and military handling
Firth it til. infantry, the Second on. will rest. with General smith and (M.
tilde from New York undertnrlsuuior one! Mills. and the umpireswlll mall/o
General John G. Eddy. and composed their notes. perfect their reports to
of the Fourteenth infantry. under £30" ‘ocnorsi Bliss. who is chief umpire.
John H. Fonts; thel'l‘wontr Third {lb and some months hence the citizens
from under Col 1". H. Norton and or New York will learn whotlier they
the flirty Stimuli infantry under (lot. were captured 1,, a“, Invaders a, who
it o oartmsn. subwrted'br the First ther is glorious cattle or defense was
initiation. Field Artliim. “dot “at fought out on Connecticut soil.
it n. cushion. the Second notation. ' ‘
Field Artillery under Col. {learn it.
iWingm: raccoon regiment: of dioxin
can under «Col loin: P'B. Hotchhin;
trim Corslry under Col. 0’. B. Britis-
man; and the Second (intuit-y under
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HOUBBWIVBO'
itend About .
SWISS ALUMINUM WAR
it is an established foot t
Swiss Aluminum (looking
sits are superior to than in .
or any other motel. This W
been proves by scientific
search 1111 the tests show
no Perdition. rust. nine-onto
or Iniurlous zines can tarot. tilli
matter how it is used Netti
is there my danger of on]
so with cultural were.
It is an excellent but
tor, which means wig?
and “Willi of fuel. to
weight out as it my to‘
and his sflflflrwllit‘o one
the were is pianist in ~
first? discs to '
,, pressed or stomped).
Ebert. motorist. and
‘ seamless «and «at
1 , Swiss “unison .1
. #09“ “I may
. moms _
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PRESIDENT TAF‘rgMAV ATTEND
, ‘fl-II WAR vaA‘NIUIHG. ‘ ,
WASHINWI'ON,111:. lolmstscrotow
_ . _ , , Stimson and General Leonard Wood 1
‘ out. it}. 1. l. enamel-1’ first company are planning to witness the climax of
distill 0W tinder distant w. ‘1». the my war maneuvers 1111qu mm
stallions; and the Second mutton? ., “ “
maroon
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