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Misc tlloro chxoll is visiting her
sistcu Mrs. B. ’1‘. Nuttcrrord in Wil-
ton avenue.
Tourists’ Policy
United Stolen, Uannda and World
Wide
wShu'il tho People Rule? Progros
sire rally in Music Hall, Wednesday
evening, Aug. 28. ‘
all risks, by fire, their, lightning“
navigation and t1n~11sportullou, while
in transit by. or i! the custody of any
railroad. express, rauslcr, transpor-
tation or o: n11v.81.1a111ship 1.30., etc.
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Insurance of All Kinds
float Estatcw‘l'om, Country and Short
Tclophone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwak
Trust 00., 87191 Washington St.,
,. South Norwaik, Conn.
PUBLlC STENCCRAPHEH
James Klugsland, of Moutclulr, N
.l'.. is spending a few days at his pur-
outal home in Wilton avenue.
Miss Fannie Shochau, of the State
Capitol in d-iurtlord, spent the Sabbath
at the. homo of her puronfls in High
street.
Mr and Mrs Chiis blunt and iam-
ily. who have been ”siting Mr. and
Mrs. Clil’l’ord Hatfield returned to their
home. recently.
Arthur B. Vrcedcnburgh, of 55 Buy-
vle11'uvcnue is seriously ill at Peck-
sklll, M‘sw York, hospital, and is not
expected to live.
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The Central Labor Union commit-
tco on field day sports will hold a.
meeting tonight, to make further ar-
rangements for the affair.
m'l‘he lillepliunt’s Afraid of a'hlousc.
The Bull Moose lots ’Em Alive. Pro
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1-4 'more heat around oven means
quicker work with less fuel.
Hub ranges work in all drafts be—
cause our flue makes only 4 ~
ruins. others make 6; 1-3 less
tut-r11. means less friction and bet-
ter bake.
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Progressive rally in Music llall, Wed-
nesday evening, Aug. 28.
Misses Marion Smith, Adele Kelly,
Lillian Owen, Mabel Wells, Gertrude
Concord Division, No. 2, S. of T.,'
will meet this evening as usual.
The Nouyulk Yacht 'Club will hold
its rcgulm weekly dance tomturow
evening. " Dennis, and Ada 'l‘homton, from
....M ---. Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs. L. Brigger-
IShepherds of Bethlehem, Lady man.
.
Washington Lodge, No. 21, will meet
this evening.
Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe, of!
_______ South 'Norwalk, was among those who
Roy iliayden or New York spent 1119'11ttcmied the summer outing of the
Sabbath at the home of his parents Postmastcrs‘ Association in Now iluv-
in lircud street. 1,911. Saturday.
«Braudegee Voted for
Lorimer Supported 'l‘al‘t.
Stand for llraudegcc‘.‘
Lorimeri MI and Mia. Ra1 Shea, of New Ro-
Shall Wo‘ chelle, N. Y.. spout Satuiday and‘
Progressive Sunday at the home. of Mrs. Shoa‘
rally in Music Hall, \\'cdncsday even, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F z-tir jSprinrliold
Hakim, in New Canaan Memo.
The usual band concert given bi"
lug. Aug. 25.
Our mothers“ Lpod o No it) I O t).
‘11‘., will hold its 1'eyul1r11oukly inect- illto Vorwalk Board of Trade was 1311- l
ljovcd 111a large. crowd Satulday e1e- 1
inlng. The music 11 as especially good
Dancing was enjoyed by large 1111111. ‘ and met with the approval of 1111,
bars at the Norwnlk Country Clubfl, ......“
Saturday evening. 1 Miss Elsie Knapp
-*—- ihomc, in Riverside
Sons of St.
avenue, yester~
Welcomclday after spending three weeks at
Stranger Lodge, No. meet.
tomorrow evening.
ing this ensuing.
returned to her
Georgy,
3134, 11-111 youghkcopsie, N. Y. She took a posi-
ftion as cashier at the Royal Grocery
[company this morning.
George Raymond, George W. Ray- ......
mond, William G. Miller and Dr. It. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hyatt. of Nor-
‘M' “’01va went ‘0 York, Penn, Saturn, walk. announce the engagement of
day and returned home Sunday with j their daughter, Miss Grace Estelle, to
a new automobile for Dr. WOli'e which ‘, J. Frederick Dunlop. of Norwalk, The
was purchased in the Penn state. The ‘ marriage will take place in 0,10,)“.
trip home was made in the machine. ‘
Mrs. G. L. Lockwood is enjoying a1
two wceks' vacation from her duticsi
in DoKlyn‘s bakery. Mrs. Lockwoodi
accompanied by Miss Anna Dubolscg
will spend her vacation at Portland.
Maine.
Protection for depositors is the un-
derlying success of the South Norwalk
Trust Company—«no board of directors
is more careful in passing on hams
and investments than ours, none more
considerate when the matter is with-
in the limits of safety. it tilts way of
protecting the depositor's interest ap- family. of Rockaway Beach, N. Y., are:
penis to 5'0“. start an account with being entertained by H. November, of,
this company. - the New England Manufacturing com- '
pony. They like tho'clty very much
and are planning to make «South Nor-
er victim on Wednesday, when John
walk their permanent residence.
Smith, of North Salem, N. Y., died in ________________
the White Plains hospital. Smith was! vvvvv Wilson May be All Right. But
employed by the First New York ‘1 how about Murphy, 'l‘aggort and Sui.
Field Artillery as a teamster and was 1 livan. The Progressive Party will
swcpl from a l-larlcm railroad train i hold a rally in Music Hall, \‘Vedncsday
on which tho regiment was returning evening. Aug. 28.
to New York a week ago Sunday al’tcr
going from liuubury to entrain at
llrou'stor Smith had been a life-long
resident of North Salem and was wide-
ly known in that locality. His i'uhor-t
:11 was held Friday uftcruoou.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Korni’eld andI
The war maneuvers claimed nuotlr
Tho twenty-fifth annual reunion ' of
the twenty-eighth C. V. will he held
‘at Roton Point, Wednesday, August
28th. Tile business meeting will be
held in the morning in the hotel, at
.. -W 10:30. Arrangements for the dinner
~~<Aro We to lie a First lists or will be announced at the meeting.
'l‘ou-th llnlo Nuvul Pou‘cr'.’ l’rourcs- lamp lire will burn at 2 o'clock in
aivo rally in Music Hall, chncsduyltho afternoon.
cvculng, Aug. 25.
”......“ The bridge committoo announced
T118 l,)unbury 0010M at Fulrllold itl'lltl morning that it had purchased the
ilcuch has boon unusually large. thls‘John Kubovic building on the north
auuuucr. and a number of families side of the bridge 11d that the build-
havo spout almost the entire summer lug would be sold 111 auctiOn in the
them. Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Cox.;nour future, the date to be announced
of Ill Fulrl’lcw nvcnno, arc umonh‘jluter. The Lewis Raymond estate
the most recont urrlvnis them. They "building will be levelled to the ground
are at Bond our cottage until allergic tho near future, tho work of teurhm
liubor Day. Mr. and Mrs. William J. ‘ down these houses proceeding rapidly.
Bell, of ill Montgomery street, and
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Stanley Mend, of ii
George street. all of Dunbury, will go
to tho ilicnch today. to occupy the All-
Right cottago until after moor Dar.
”Mylo-......»
--~Scumlcss tires. Roddy and Ayers
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, who
have been summcring ut lndlnn
Spring, Farm, Wostport, Co, left this
morning with a. party or friends for a
talus.
klrk's motor car and will return by
way of the Berkshires. making the
trip in, about two Weeks. Mrs. New.
kirk has been teaching voice at West-
port all summer and will be at her
Norwnlk studio, September 24th, to
resume lessons there.
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iron '1‘ White. assistant organist oi
tit. James” Episoopalchurch. will he at
thoorzcn in the church at tomorrow
Miwu ....-
Mlltou Alkius, tho popular summer
resident of Boll Island, will some
day win afloruolrle modal. Mr. Al-
1 kins is some swimmer and he has
"won a number of medals in various
swimming races. Those medals were
all right and highly valued at one
tunes (but not any mOrc. The more
scarce and coveted modal given only
or deeds or valor is now sought. Mr.
gnllilns has made several attempts to.
trip this much desired trophy. in all
- alibi attempts he has lost mm by c
tow isobar. Thu other day he mode
church in 111111111111 harbor. The plain
fishing trip in tho'ndlroudack Moun~’
The party will go in Dr. New- ,
niornlnflscrvlcs inftbo chrome or '
Organist Josc‘ph W0roaliay.whois in ' '
campwlth the choir boys of the
in; during the combo will ho by it ‘
BtEVAcuE than: B}
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
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Yesterday's Results. _
Holyoke 7, New Haven 1.
Springfield 4, Waterbury
Hartford 14. Bridgeport 2.
Standing of Clubs.
3.
W. L. PC
New lia'cn HS 32 .630
iia1tloxd 1’14 45 .51.};
«liiidgepoit 1‘11 46 .5311
Bi Hol1okc . «is 1'11) .481
All {18 .42. (l
:W'aicu bury 33 (H .3-ltl
Games Today.
.\'o games scheduled today.
NATlONAL LEAGUE.
' Yesterday's Results.
Boston 7. Chicago ll.
Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis l1. Brooklyn 11.
Standlrc of Clubs.
W. L. P..'C
New York iii 33 .711
Chicago 75 41)
Pittsburgh 6? 43
Philadelphia 55 1'13 .487
Clnclnuil :34 63
St. Louis 52 11.1 .111]
Brooklyn «ii 75 ‘
Boston . 31 so
Games Today
New York at Cincinnati (
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
No games carded yesterday.
Standing of Clubs.
Chicago at Boston.
Glovclund at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
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HE WAS WlLLlNo TO HELP.
The two ladies had been to
way home in the nicest car.
said the lady in the large but.
the fare, “but I just love 'Curmonf "
Tho conductor blushod.
though; I think he's single."
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the
opera and Wore discussing it 011 tbolr
“i think '1.ohougriu’ is wonderful,"
'iit‘s not bad." said the chain purple
velvet. as she handed tho conductor
"I’m son
ry, Miss," he sold apologctlcnlly. “l'm
married. You might try the niotormun.
lltllilllli Sililill illlll
Successlul Altair Held All the
Lawn oi ll. 8. Barclay’ s Resi
deuce in Rowayton
‘1 lawn rm.- aud carnival was held
by the Reliance Social Club on tho
ilaun or ll. 5. Barcluys picturesque
‘homo in ltowuvton, Saturday alter-
noon and owning. The all‘air was a
«grand success in men 1131’ The. lawn
gwus handsomely lighted with electric
‘light and .lnpuncse looutei us
1 Early in the 0111111111.: there was a‘ pn-
Erode 011 the rlvcr of beautifully and
«also uniquely decorated canoes and
i boats. The Kindly Club with two floats
i representing.v l‘liuo heard and Diane re-
spectively with oiveen others complex»
.cd the parade. Two prizes were offer-
ed, the ilrst being won by Charles
‘ Bowman having the prettiest boat and
{tho second 111110 was captured by the
‘disscs Gertrude Dibble and Olive
James 11111 in; the mast unique boat. in
4‘52: addition a spetial piizo was altered by
Rowayton. this being
inunrded to Miss Jessup and Miss Mir
4'3- ' lion Goiiiro .
During the afternoon whist was en
~353iioyod. the first prize was awarded to
3393 " Mrs, Howard Lowdnes anddhe second
prizo to Mrs. Louis E. Raymond. Stein‘
,e‘rt's Vicirola furnished music throngh~
out the afternoon.
During the evening them hair. was
iuruished by Messrs. Wohrlc 11nd Svec
the former playing the piano and the
latter the violin.
Dancing was also enjoyed, the
grounds being lighted up with electri-
city.
eh The committc in charge was as
follows: Chairman. Mrs. George Mc»
Kay, Aids, Mrs. William Plukuey,,Mrs.
w_ L ac, Dufault, Mrs. 'Rnymond, (Mrs. Thcall.
Boston 32 36 £95 The Japanese tea booth was in tho
Washington Ti 45 .622 charge of Miss Marlon Contes and
Philadelphia 71 45 .607 Misc Dorothy 'Rackett.
Clilcago. 59 .53 ‘60,, Thu cake table was in charge of
Detroit 56 65 .463 Mrs. Seaman, uslstcd by Mrs. Samuel
Cleveland 52 66 .441 Mead and Mrs. Plait.
New York 41 75 .353 The ice cream was in charge of Mrs.
St. Louis 37 81 .3” Charles Tuck assisted by Mrs. L. E.
Raymond and Mrs. 'l‘houll.
Game: Today.
'l‘ho domestic booth was in charge
or Mrs. W. 1. Stevens, .lr.. assisted by
Mrs. llufuult.
The whool of fortune was in charge
of Mrs. Merriiicld and Mrs. Edgar
Raymond.
Tho lemonade was sold by the Min-
ses l—Iolcn Scoficld and Jeanne Dufuuit.
Tho grub bnk was in charge of Mrs
Mrs. John Couteu presided over tho
1011 and sandwich countcr.
ltDN’i‘ED EARliYwItENTED WELL
Do not delay in making that vacant
lint. room or store on
duct-r. A few cents in the seminal
Want columns will do it.
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Advertii‘o in 'i‘ho Bonilml
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* . wars needed to rescue Junior; Yates, 11
/ Byi' spending by a, rope to rescue 11 pix
.3 inst. bod follon into the well when the ‘
$111
walk are soon to receive the benefit
of their splendid support to the mos-
quito Work. The August brood was
about 5
i
1vl1lxl1 is the worst of the season, will
1
tons now in oxistencc die out in two or
three weeks time,
rare.
the committee is offering $1 a piece
for mosquitoes and not getting llny.
Norwnlk township was
bad shape and 95 per cent. extermina-
tion is difficult, but possible and quite
certain with the care and attention
which will be given to the finishing of
the \vOrk.
Rownyton and parts of Tokeneke will
now be able to fully enjoy the benefits
of their work done in 1911.
income pm BROWNING MAN
1 radiation.
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The people of the city of South Nor-
Very Special 1- Sale
ofGoodDresses
' B Dresses at 74c
25 Dresses on sale this evening and tomorrow.
price, 740.
Dresses at $1.50
You can buy Dresses that sold at $3 for $1. 50.
Dresscs at $1. 99
We will place on sale a number of Dresses that sold up to $6, for 3:
this evening and tomorrow, $1.99.
All to 30 at 0110
per cent of what it would
love been. The September brood
wrer hatch. When the few mosqui-
mosquitoes will be
in one mosquito-printed section
in extremely
The people of Bell island.
THE COMMITTEE.
ONLY SENATORS LEFT.
Have Already Left
Waohlngton.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-~Senators
McLean and Brandngee are the only
members of the Connecticut delega-
tion remaining in Wshiugton. Repre-
sentative Hill. the last of the House
members to leave, has gone home.
where he will rest a few days before
going to Vermont to make several
campaign speeches about the lust of
the month. The other Connecticut
congressmen have been absent for
some time, Mr. Higgins in Europe, Mr.
Henry at his home. Mr. Reilly in
Canada, and Mr. Tilson at the mill-
tury maneuvers in southern Connecti-
cut. ,
Senator McLean with Mrs. McLean
will leave town, as 30011 as convenient,
for their home in Simsbury, closing
their house here. Later they may take
a vacation trip somewhere. Senator
lliirandagec expects to leave for home
in a few days in his automobile. He
plans to wonder about some time in
search of recreation before reaching
Connecticut.
Congressmen
DIED AFTER YEARS AWAY FROM
HOME.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Aug. 24.—ln
u squalid room of an old rocker-y hero.
occupied by unskilled laborers, today
has the body of ‘Al Smith' said to have
boon for twenty yours the “black
sheep" oi a prominent Massachusetts
family, and brother of an official of a
New York traction company. Death
was due to asthma.
Twouty yours ago accbrdlng to Al‘-
thur Morton and 'l‘homua Olson. to
whom Smith told his story under the
pledge of itceping secret his right
name, he was it member of society. He
will be buriod hero.
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INTERRUPTO A
CHURCH SERVICE.
GUTHiRJm. Okla, Aug. 24.~»A pray-
or meeting come to a sudden and 1m
night at the Methodist Church in Or
lando township near hero, when o man
rushed in to announce that all men
tanner from 11 wall Yatco was do
ropebrokc and he was precipitated to
the bottom and into the water over his
hood. Yates was rescued and the par-
ty returned to the church for the bout
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Corn, per dozen
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Musk Melons. Watermelons, Peaches.
Green Peppers.
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plaster and wall-paper. It in susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs iioi' walls and ceilings, and permits of I
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Deliveries 8:80 a. m. and 2:80 p. In.
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Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and 111-
turn including music and north
New York to
turn including mulo and booth 815
1 ON 0. D. BTEAMIRO
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wil'ohip
Telegraph lay-torn.
P.
Tickets and timioroom Reservations, Plot 25. North River?
Foot of N Mom at. New York.
W. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, non'l Passenger Aw. .
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Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Allowing
and WASHINGTON, D. C.
Richmond or Wlohlnpwo, 13. c3» 4
Hot and Cold Sou Wotcr Baths can be procured on Steamer with-i
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY ATa
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sopdtor Illustrated Pamphlet.
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