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. ‘Tourists’ Policy ‘
avoided States. Canada ‘and World-
Wide
flavors your haggnc against nny and
ii "risks. by lire, theft, lightning.
maria-mien and lrlclspcrtalion, while
'_ in transit br.‘or ll the easterly or my
rationed, express, muster, transpar-
entlon or 0: cm" Si lordship do:,".otc.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinda
Hui Entata-v—Town, Country and Shore
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk'
Try-t Cc., 87-91 Washington St.
South Norw‘alk. Conn. '
PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER
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The Net-wall; Boat Club will meet
thin evening at their club house.
il‘he Country Club will hold their
regular dance, tomorrow evening.
(loollenov Tribe, 1. O. R. 01., N0. 32
will hold a regular meeting this eve-
. hing.
Dancing will be enjoyed at the Bell
inland Club, as usual, tomorrow evo-
hing.
Buckingham Post. No. 12, (l. A. R..
will hold a regular meeting this eve-
hing.
wh‘ull .ine Goli‘ Cups. O'Brien's.
Miss Clara Nutterl’ord returned yes-
terdaly after a short visit with friends
in New Canaan.
Miss Helen SlilClililfJ, of Georgetown.
is the guest of Mrs. E. S. Bennett 01'
South Norwallt.
William H. Parmelee and Samuel
ddvarte are enjoying an auto trip
through the Berkshires.
Knbaoell Encampment, No. 9, l. 0.
0. ll‘.. met inst evening and transact-
ed routine business.
iourt Narruk. No. 88. F. of A., met
inst. evening. Nothing but. routine
business was considered.
Mrs. Anna lintos and Mrs. B. T.
Nutierford are spending the day in
Huntington. 1.. 1., as the guests of Mrs.
W. W. Paine.
St» Milli"?! YOU": Men's (“lib “‘1“ I at the wnlot line by means of a coil»; n buckle ndorns the side.
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hold a regular aelul-nlmlthly meeting 1 vealed drawstring which lies in a lint? The general use of colored linen rob, Hunter ill tieorgvmwn. during the
this evening in the club rooms in
Leonard street.
(iourt Cecile, Daughters of Cuntile,
held it regular meeting last. evening
at the Catholic (‘lllb house In West
avenue. Routine business was connid~
cred.
~~Slrnw Hats. 0‘lilrleu's.
The annual shore dinner of Shelli-
nah Sanelorum. .\‘o. 85, t). 0. ll. & P...
will he held this evening ill. ll o'clock.
nt thpo llorlon Point Hotel. Over titty
trillenmen have signified their lulon-l lninlntrtltor of on comic on which no it. in owned by n Chicago llllllllil' com-
tion to he pronont, so it lively time in 11115 not reported for t\\'onlyvtlne yenrn puny.
ox pooled.
Mm. .lulln Walt Ctlt‘ilan lunvwnt‘t'. from tho eulnlo tor twenty-lino yearn. accounting utter "domain losnl anon
“ Wi‘ll’l’l." l‘Wl‘lii’m real/lent. “'00 “it”; llnrlt in 1872, the Minuluxlppl, (Junt- llllne hill! burn helllod. For one 111an
‘ linen tho central figure ill unich litluu-l chlta and Roll ltivor ilnllrond company he wanted the counts to decide it he net‘ident.
“Hit" ‘hl‘fl “W” “it?“ '0? ”Jill“ M ”‘03 won given 260,000 acres of land by the ought to pny out money according to “"0 he
. .lllue lithium Auto out! (tori—logo t.‘o., or‘ state M Arikfl'mm to encourage ltn tho lutl‘nelnollt with the bondholdoru’mfllhs W
’x WM“ "“35 '“W ““11““ iii it"lll'l‘i‘hll’ ‘0 prcgrnnu. The railroad promptly hr of the l'nllrond buck in 1802.
the Superior court. September term.
ii in clnlnwd that, prtwiolin to June. in 1877 the bond.» worn defaulted and her will no the once or llcnexnt Honuh WM” 1’10“"
lilll! the tiwtnntlnnl owed $2,000 in tho the hondholdel‘u {ornolonod on the walnut liohnmt ilongh.
lilllml. Ribbon (30.. on till unpnill till-iidna.
~
would. (in June a while two connnrrlb 'l'llon .lal'oll id. llodiltlld, of Elinor, a Whillloncy of Neil!" York, St
tom hml chnrno or lwr lifi’nirn boouullo partner of Jay Gould, came along and tor hill interest». "
tho lWOltuiO court had ndiudged hm- iln mode 9. contract with tho homlholdern The writs in the cunt: give the “h
mnlvvlrnl. il in lllli‘ltl‘ll lhwt Mm. hall'- to buy up the land in Al'km‘llltlll nt titty names or the bond holder» who made
l‘llilt‘il llmtllvli llmllt‘rll’ in it‘nirllehl to route an here. That wall in June, 1802. the contract with iledlicid to cell the
her volumol. 'lmthor h. Kellogg. M N. land and turn the crocodile over to tho Arkananu loud. Among them are Duv-
a’t‘. city.
MM . Mauve.
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3‘ declared null and void.
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Have Heal on Five Sides
of the Oven
This makes our oven I/A better
than others that have to use tin
and asbestos to protect the back.
We beat it instead.
r
Baby in the Coal Hod.
Look at this roller bearing ash
and coal pan; the best improve-
ment in 25 years.
The AJ. Collins {.30.- ”‘5‘: {$33.13, aé'énitj
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Pretty Tollettes at Dleppe. lwoarore pinch favored. it‘ilerl‘y-colred linen a very popular
Dieppe always affolgls ideal condi~i White satin gowns are much womlsade. Deep. pointed insets or white
tions for a vacation. Among the preh' for ““55“. occasions. One. of this um i not. thickly ttovored with small dots.
tiest li)llt‘l,lt,‘8 noticed along the prom mm” had a 31m” tunic :lntl undershirt embroidered with cherry silk, produc-
onnde were the dainty trucks ol' 1"“: of block clnlntiliy lace. cal n charming el‘t’ert.
ltit-rte and lace worn over colored slips.: Straw and linen urr combined to my! \‘Vonderi’lllly attractive are the sole
Willie not has received marked uppro- velop mnnv smart huts. A how 013 of sheer inwn, stlilly slnrchetl and hor-
val this summer. \iben elorerly hnn~ ' ‘ delod by u two-inch ruffle of the some
Q ‘ while straw trimmed u but of pink lin-I
tiled it laslnons some of the most M Encode. These are inexpensive and add
t‘hnrmintt frocks. A handsome creaw
. , . » ‘nn individnnl touch to the pinlnest of
lieu of this material wus elaborately! \osts of lioneled taffeta are being
i - ; trucks.
trimmed with heavy lace and elllbl‘lliti‘ $221.13; :3???““‘hoqffmfm the It??? A gowzwl white linen was elnbrold.
or): A wide collar of platted while 1 1f . ”1 5‘ ‘ “'8" )nre par. ( l“cred on skirt and liedlce with colored
net closes beneath on mail bow of pink" ,m 5 we” “ m Lontumts or white creweln in a bold tlurul design.
tnl‘l‘etu. This frock was worn over 41.3“?" 8““ or homespun. . The label (‘oulillllen to grow in pro
slip ol‘ pink silk. A broad lint hat oi: ”“3 59““th ”10““ appears in “‘3‘: portions. $1.1m: plastrous and wide
cream nlllan, trimmed with pink rib-1 “r‘l phases. it ‘3 fr"q““““y trimmed collars of not and three are the Inver-
hon, completed this costume writes: with “Md“ of color and fancy buttons. ed variety. Others resemble the shoot
the 'Paris correspondent of the New , Small huckleu "f ”05' and 1’9“” min _ der capes Worn by our grandmothers.
York Press. - salart {rocks of linen. The Robuplcrre and Pierrot ruff con»
White chiffon was used for a smart! The eton jacket is rapidly 801111118 tiuuo to hold their own.
model by Francis. ’l‘ho chiffon in plliT-. in popularity. A 8"“ OI NH? 58:29; ——
ed at the bottom above a brond hand; had an etch Jacket With a broad girdle} ~Nevcr one tell when YOu'll mash I
of cream applique lace. This narrows of black nailn. The shirt was cut don-l finger or suiier a cut, bruise, burn “it
toward the front producing rounded: hie the 10W" hill? being planed. $312;”pn’impfigggiy gliefegomtml
corners. Tiny mows of white satin are» Hats 0! white tell wil be worn for. Jaianuicitly cure: the wound:
used to close the wrap ill u dincouul early fall. Thane huvo hands or colon! M”. ”u...”
line. A wide cape forum the upper: ell silk drawn about the crown and nn' illrs. Kate Hunter and daughter,
portion of the wrap. This is drawn lll ; ornament of beads. noutache braid or $1053 Kathryn Hunter, of Norwalk,
‘ l were the guests 01’ Mr. and Mm. W. H.
lbow ut‘the buck. Mars and cuffs permits great rational past week.
lRlllllle coats and shirts for luornlnlz‘ One ccllnr and cuff not was made or M'RS.~«1
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“Fri“ 2‘ 'EAns 000 in his possession that belonged to‘OWEN Ric! FALLS lNTO HARBOR
the bondholders realized from the AND BREAKS A LEG.
ADMINISTR‘TOI I8 ‘ .caioc ol' the Arkansas land. lie admit- _......._
ted having drawn 33.000 3. year from atrlltu ‘ Tug in Full From Dock...“
ASKED T0 AMOUNT the Redheld entitle and thaPhc hadn’t Ram.“ by crow 0' Boat.
made an accounting tor 21 years. , “
Bonerel A. Houuh of Danhury wants Attorney Reynolds learned other [acts BRIDGioPOR'I‘, Alla. 2...--Owon
Rice. an tldorly habitue of Water
the ntlpel‘lut' court of Fairlie-id county 0! interest in the cane. ilo found that
to tell him what to do with some the Arknusan land had jumped tre- street, ““11 W310 is Mike“ “13°“ “5 3
$480,050 or more that hue been in hill lncndoualy in value from its llriglnltl‘cmwomi‘» 80‘ 5‘ drenching “d a
posnennion for many yearn. lie in ad price of titty cents on core. Meat 01’1"” hump "“79“”- WM" he ’9” 0“
l the dock into the harbor at the loot ct
Wall ulreol. In tailing he struck
nuninot the guard call of the tug Rob-
on McAllialer. and sustained n cum»
pound frontal-o of his right leg.
nccm‘ding to hlu own lullnhlnlona. and llouuh told the probate court of En-
yet he hull noon drnwlug 3.1.050 a your ullx, recently. (hut he would mnho an
Maenmw” “m“ Roddy ““1 Aron: omits an new. ‘1‘hllvvnganuneJtlilZ. the Benton heirs will he represented
clog Long Island hound. The tiling the Arkansas land seems to hallo been
’- l’ltlhhon 00., m “damn“ it} at?“ damn» forgotten. Many. if not all, DC £119 FAIRWEW; ANS- Wlfl-AII uniden-
' ell. ‘Wlli’tfi the court to declare Mrs. bondholders: died. , _ 7
”an“! alleged dead to mm“. Kol- There were two creditors at tho steep hill in this town ”Murder eta
{the new. W.M€n011§ih. alum”... ‘wnrdnw York brokers. The limit
“Michaela, will preach at the film had a claim at $7.000; the broken one
ill. in. Church. solidity, September 1st. of 0111.000. 7
"troll subject or his morning niacin-9e Allard two rem an and: matters domino mu m entail um: lilac
Rico recently broke his leg, in an
and ill somewhat lame. He-
went to the and oi the dock to
odnouduy Qtlght. ho was out-
torlng from an acute case at alcohoh
noon $332,000 worth of limldil and pro l-io lo‘tho anaerlor court of Flilrfluld ”'1'" WW" ’1“ 9”“0" the "‘3'“ 0“ the
looted them with the Aritunnna innd. county on tho lltilt’l‘uundtly of Shalom-”hm“ WWW the mall" ”"01” out. “"3"
bill laalenolla and lntoxh
mm“, ill. (3‘ cotton made him an early victim tor
lhampnoy of llnnbury. and Grenville “‘0 ”"938“ ”“1 “‘3 toppled oft ”“5
lll look at. uncle, mock the side oi the (iii! no he
rink and a aria-h.
bondholders. herring whatever he ht ll. Benton and Junior M. Townnnnd
might moon-o oror and above. the tiny of New Haven. in the coming (saint
tin 1889 Jared E. nonnelu died and by John Elliott. at New Haven.
nonlethal A. Rough, n thinning; lawyer. . he...» ..
not until Jnno 12. 1912. that it New , _ . W“ mt
Work state ludgo declared Mrn. me. “mm“ ”‘50 ”380119. “fidelinlniotir. UNKNOWN MAN KILLS». p '
. , t was mu :2 e on or. our: .9 ‘
hence totntleient. m» property in mm am am {151 mm themielrcs W... Honour DESIRTEDHY rum.
,..nuontlon copulate or over in enroll and into a corporation A” time mm on Mm» can» in dolllulon With AW» ”51.431333. Aug. and-Tho local end
~iht‘liideg n handsome oomnry home to ‘ ‘ All rutmgm. antic police are looking for a horn-
tnierl man, riding a bit-mo down a
bondholders». Oman” the him than location enrolled into on automobile,
inns mun. thn- other rlulr’ a: Wood- owned by won-ca ii. mount ill-lager
,W. ind received will?!” Haiti whichi
be null died It the emoticon 6m
hind. According to Mr. W1”!
Ind one dint}. .
out the china nun till! fiffldfi 6f ‘Mfi' (if the $0M. . . " ‘
We don’t Regard cost prices in this sale.“ No
exceptions. N0 reservations: Where is the
woman that does not want some of these
Great Bargains “z: Final Clearance
12c Vests 6 cents
$1 Combinations
50 cents
250 Ribbons 12‘4c
per yard
12c Ginghams 6c
per vard
$1.50 White Skirts
75 cents
$2 Wash Skirts $1
19c Kimonos '9 cts
59c Kimonos 29c
$3 Waists 99 cents
$3 Dresses $1.50
$5 Dresses $2 50
$6 Dresses $3.00
$6 Linen Suits $3
$1.25 Parasols 67c
25c Children’s Par-
asolsZSc . '
$1 Waists . . 50c
25c Barettes 12c
Bathing Suits
$7 Silk Suits $3.50
$5 Suits . $2.51)
$4 Suits $2
$2 Suits .. . . . $1.
$2.50 Suits . $1.25
25c Caps . .. 1&2c
500 Caps . .. 25c
75c Caps. .. 37c
$10 Suits . . $5.00
25c Lawns 12%c yd
Block inland—341a)! tour: $11.50
Atlantic City-«May tours $21.00
White Mounulnn-v-iiday tours 325.00
Bermuda—9‘6” trip. $41.50 up
White Mountain-«841” trip: $21.50
foil and loaded into the water With ll
1 Two or the crew of the boat, move
l’otcrn‘nnd a man named Bouncy mon-
ucd to non him out tram the her-
hor. Patrolman Holbronk and hero
edolll later anointed in putting the in-
lumd man on the dock. A call we:
sent in tor tile umbuloncc and Dr. F".
Hale took him to St. Vinconl'll hoc-
thict. Who early yesterday loll It vai-
inahic' piilr ot bdrm at tholocai uto-
tlon. 130th not-coll. when foundations
in! sinus ‘ot-‘hllvlhg been driven“ nerd.
the cm at the norm on tonne
to 3» null mucous at Km; lit
W‘ m: this with Itole chem in
Winfield end I to. Kent. when:
M'lflt‘tho which with maniac inr-
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Saturdays, Aug. 24th. 319i.
Mondays, Aug. 26. Sept. 9. 18th.
Mondays. Aug. 20. Sept. 2nd.
Saturdays, Sept. 7. ll, 28th.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
Mondays. Sept. 9. 16th. Accommo-
dations Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.»
Niagara Fully—#6: ' trip .. $31.00
, Rexall
Straw Hat Cleaner
,N 100 pkg.
MAKES OLD HATB LOOK‘LIKE
Saturday, Sapient or 7th.
Saturday. Sept. 7th,.6-dnle trip. -
Wuhinuton. D. c. ..... 824.
October 14th and 21m. ii-day tripe.
lnnton, D. c.
October 12th, G-das‘a' trip.
For descriptive circular of all tourn
101 Orange 31.. New liaVca.
On and alter Monday. June 17. 1912.
BTEAMEH HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William 0 Young. will run as
follow: lfl‘m“! Huntington for Non
tickets 60 0mm. silicate (are 40 cents.
pic or Connecticut an outing on the
ct thorium unm- ct water in the
con more monuments with
win to stop at Valley drove.
New roux. Admit-«01mm n.
Pickett. of {New nation. clerk ,9; the
United Bum court. when the mu
m in, the inquiry into an Alleged
Milli!) WfiNmfltfii, called for
‘W, yummy to tulle medium.
. womannmwnax M. meantime midtown!“ “tum:-
Nlaom Fallu. St. Lawrence River ‘ ' ‘ ‘ .
and mm... - “1,50‘ThSCIlff0ffl Pharmacy Norwalk anlturc
Is Your Home Complete with 3
Brass Bed 5
or a Mattress that will make you tool
like a. 16 year old when you wake up
in the morning? In your Dresser of
the latest design? Have you a Gold.
en Oak Dining Table with Chairs in
match? Does your stove bake good? 7
And if you are short of anything in
your House Furnishings go to the
Getty-burg. Leroy Cavoml and 213812.63! Your Opportunity
We Offer for sale
Two New Holman in Norvinlk.
Each has 7 rooms and hath. hot W9 (10 upholntorlng and repairing
nit heatrnlectric light, lot 50' x 135, at lowest. prices.
one minute to trolley. Tho price is
Allie the terms.
Full particular» on application to
LAYTON Stile.
(incorpcntodl
REAL ”TAT! AND lNBUflANcI
AGINTB‘
call on G. W. Harris, at depot. or nd-‘l
timer The Recreation Tourist Co...
eunuch TIMETABLE ’ l
the new and commodlcua .J. M.
i
walk Monthly; and Fridays at 6:45 a.‘
m. and 2.30 r. m. Leave Norwnlk {or b R
Mirna Ava. ”um Nnrwnlk. m
Huntington Mcndnya and‘hrldnys nt’ *
HouSe
(Buccaneers to F. A. Mitchell) _
14-16 WALL 8'12. NORWALK, CON“.
Phone 44-3.
Norwalk nude—llhnice oi
The Evening Sentinii
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w_m.... ~.._.,.m.....m w. a... w..-
THAMER
8:45 a. or. null 5:30 p. m. Excurulon ,‘ ““‘
Children, t. to 12 you”. excursion 35 ..
conic. Bill to lure, 26 cents. Paulin- ';
sets from email: by Salli a. in. boat ..
will have tour hour- nt Huntington. -
0hr nmnmet nehcdulo gluon the noun _;
Electrical co. l'
"rho Only l'ully Equipped
lLlllc‘rRch. SHOP
new ind commodities unmet Homo ~
legion scroll! the wand and over one "
World. Huntlnston Buy. with manor! ;;
unstimulated. Pardon or it) or more
the only ~
AUTO IUI‘PLlB.
non. sole-50 30. Main on. ..
80. Namath. Mulls Haillalook ::
Lunch» and male mod on tho‘
boat by competent mm. ~ ;;
W
loom 70.?“er lN winwl , . ”4W
ncvmux elm
«m_
OOULlsTs AND OPTIGIANI
Aa'rchA'rfé‘M“0F 'rnll EYI,
due to the refraction not point
equal in all partly. ill the can“
many Eye Troublesumnny neon
have M'tlgmntlam without bell: ; ‘
aware of it. ‘ i ‘
Malta aura of this by having *
your eyes examined here today by
our 0011141813
87 Mitotic 31TH!" Mumford. Conn: ,
initial) lanai us mu
Oren Saturday Evening:
~.W at.“ u
n run our” DAVID W. MYMON
_ Funcrlllllrcctor-Emm V
WMHINGTON. Aug. aha-Tho trou- ;- ill m. mm m In. Hamil:
any department reports no cannon naming», a v]
that It now “YUM“ outlet be built
for Milli. :1th Million and in lid
1* l h «Mouton It:
. 0110 It 0mm , . i
. “f Totem. flowered“.
Norwalk Chronicler