7- More take pride in
‘ it. You may as well
‘I selected coal as the hap-
kind.
‘ 111- yarde are on both ‘
OW
all over the State of Connecticut.
paper.
I Your Choice 1
$130 Nickel Specialties ........If7llo
$150 Gold Plated Minolta. ....“‘75e
u Gold-filled Eye Glasses only. [2.00
M Goldullllod Spectacles only .. #2100
Eye Lenses mum. dealings?“ l
.1200
Prescriptions Carefully Filled. l
Firatolaas Therinomellurrl .... lino um
Flawless Barometer $3.25 09
Nowhere out you not your repairs.
done better.
Chains . 350 UP
Very Nice Clock. $1.90 to "0.001
Good Alarm Clock. from $1.00 to ‘10
111111111 Watolleo from $1.00 to “.60
Silver Watches from .. $4.50 to $8.00
Goldoflllsd Watches from 87 up
Charles Brand
RELIABLE WATGHMAKER.
JEWELERY AND OPTlclAN.
155 Washington at. South Nor-walk.
Opposite Hoyt'a Theatre.
easily earned in vacation, for the
letters that appear in the name
and tor the 12 nextbest an order
to try. and he among the winners.
Any shoe dealer in your town
tuber 15th.
Public SchOol Buys and Girls ‘I
TWENTY-FIVE PRIZES FOR Y1 1U
(Reg. Trade Mark U. 8. Pat.)
First cash prize $20 in gold. second 330. the ten next best 32.
Famous “MONITOR" School Shoes
Get busy, children, youths and misses.-
' ot the cement List closes October 1st. Prizes awarded about Oo-
FOR SALE BY
GEORGE KEELER, 157 WASHINGTON 8T.
8AM'L SCHWARTZ, 23 ELY AVENUE.
get. busy with your pencil: 111111
111111 lists ol.’ words mile 9! only 2
(or a pair of the
It costs you nothing
will cheerfully give you the rules
season as has be
WATCH .ron 1‘11: NAME. _ ,
_‘ BUY
Hazeltou
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhe
The Time‘
21311 your painting and paper-«hang-
done. Our experienced men an
t to your satledartion. The
all are exceedingly low. Esti-
cheerfully given. > Special low
.931”! paints and wall paper.
COHEN
" ”Water St. Tel. 342-13
11111. 63.1. Coal
sell coal. Also I am paying
‘tl'i.’ VErIy best prices for all kinds
JUNK
UTO TIRES AND FEATH-
‘ER BEDS.
William Effron
I3“RoVPan St. East Norwalk.
' ‘ Telephone 441.
snare for the Hot Sun. order
Your Awnings
_-/\¥—- now and save mon-
ey. We also do all
kinds of UPHOb
STERING and For-
niture Repairing,
Ceal
We are now located 1'1 the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street. where we sell all Household Goods, new and second-
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES
l
ing
INon‘valh'a Loading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut
Bye Bye Bathing Suits
Ladies' Bathing Suits have been unusually attractive this
a very good assortment lS left—wparticularly 1n the larger
sizes—-—-and BEGINNING TODAY
Every Ladies’ Bathing Suit is Marked at Cost
Come soon, to get the best Bargains.
en proven by their splendid sale. But
(“A fine show-
of Bathing Caps and Shoes
re. Tel. 419.
Call D. Travis
Autos for Hire
. ' PHONE
1440 and 621-2
-—‘
The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
122 WATER 8T.
TEL' 294‘ ment, thereby relieving any strain at
this contel, and a widen proud beliefl
lthut various undel‘wrltinlts now under:
— I way or in prospect make higher quota-
I lions desirable Whatever the reason.
1 houcver, u hi1 l1 in the lilst hour nine
ummer .“plolnise of 9. million share session titl-
CLEARANCE
:dlug evinl 13d greater rult it it) and scope
{than for some time. Steel, Reading
and Union Pacific. led the. rise, Steel
Clothing. Furnishings and
Shoes. We must have room for
our Fall Goods.
,heiug especially prominent for the
o ' o
Louis Avrlck
llluge blocks that ch lugod hands. in
Post Office Block, south Nerwalk
guddiliou to the loading :‘nliors numeik
ions industriuls lose ilonl l to 3 points.
gllouds 1112112 stendv.
lilllll Mill llllilllll
Funeral of I. L. Holt.
\lil‘iilllllN. Aug 1". -—‘l‘ln.2 funeral of
'lrving l. iloli n membm of the2 llllnld
2of Trustees of tile llovs' school 11 ho
22dlld on Friday at his summer home in
‘ Don’t wait for the East Hampton. nus held from his late
1 home in Wilcox alenue this afternoon.
I His death makes two \ucunclos in the
board which the govcl‘nor will he t‘n‘ll-
ed on to llll.
Wagon
But Telephone 912
When you have Junk to sell
Mattresses Renov at-
ed Slip Covers made
to order. Our work
is guaranteed. Estl
mlltea cheerfully giv-
en.
A. KOHN
43 North Main St.
.wmw. . .......o....w.____......a
Try our
251:
Coffee
.New England Grocery Co.
‘ 72 No. Main St. “Tel. 158.
’I‘El. r 58.
The Connecticut l-‘ulllllul int-”111111111
“(relation will hlllll lie lllllllllll mllllli:
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PUP-al.1111111, on 11111111111 czlllu, 111111 11-111 1111-
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the Purim»- ilnllull
Mrs. William llnnvol‘ll ulld tilluulllol‘.
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on at. Twin lallll‘ll. l’l-ull.
‘aovsarlse 1121 1.11. 112117111111.
F e al f J mes Hear Walters.
No. l inner Tubes, 25c 11 11).; No. 2 no r O a y
2 a "i 1‘ H .‘ ‘ V1). III I'C’
inner Tubes, 151‘ 8 1b,: Auto b11098.80 The I‘m“ “ “who” (’ 9 e
mains oi' .lumes llcnry Walters, who
ll “1.: liooks and Magazines, 35¢ per . ' ‘ ‘
1110 NovggpaperS. 2.30 llt‘l‘ lib); llngsqd‘ed at the ago of sixty-lilo 312111121,
‘30 a lo. Saturday, will lulw place from his Illil‘
home in llollwl tomorrow at 2:30
o'clock. The body will be lakcu from
IG. YourdiSky Raymond 11ml Sons“ moi-gun today lo
llelhol \\'Ili'l’1‘ lull-rmvnl will take
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave._ So Norwulk.
.D‘IW ill the III‘IIli‘I Peniclcry.
1
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11211.1, sruulc'l‘, unit. 11.
nouncoll ut‘lilily
Funeral of Mr. Olmstcad.
Samuel Willlllms 0111111212111], 01‘ West
11111111111, whose sudden death o171
“Lullmf yesterday morning. 1121111211- 11 wife and
in lll-olhtl. 'l‘lw illnl-llll will be held
at 22’lo 111111111 on \\l2dlloa.dll\ ulter-
nhown by lUuli)’E llllll‘kol. initial li‘lllls- noon IIl'I‘. lllllph (l, Hartley llllfillli
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lor some weeks purl. Th“ buying! will ol‘llclllic llllll Illll‘l'lill‘lll will follow
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WM cumin-nod. and tho dem‘m“ so Icollaod was Ill2lliil lllsl your and was
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group, but many IOMil‘l‘ 11111111211. illool,’ , 1,” X“. 121.
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and strength \vel‘o
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’l‘lu. 111211111] 1112l‘vl1‘1211 111w llw r12.
. ears peso
‘ to for ill. stones of «toilets
in be independent at Vacation Time, or in the Time of Need.
”it“ 1': brim: lilo willlllglllllol lll‘
“m wan-mum...“ 1.
"M ”W “W“ :Wflll million in The Nllrwnllls.
I Judge V. M. Rose.
Ll'l"l‘l.l~l lllllfli. lArk.. AMI. 12.7w
.ludgo Ill‘illli M. lloso. an Arkansas in-
Mill. null representative of the United
States to the Bottom. international
Ponce Congress at The Hague in 111117
died at his home here today. Judge
Rose wall 7!) years old.
2.
A Little EachWeek‘
or Month in
k Savings Bank
v... Aw...» MW...W.
EBBlTT HOUSE ON FlliE.
WASHINGTDN Aug. 12 ~— Fire
which started in an air 11111111 and broke
throguh the tool of till 11111111111 Ebbltt
House. this morning. mated conster-
nation nmong the guests, but did little
damage.
al‘r BOXES.
and trunk: while you are away.
einment to finance the. crop molo- GERMANS INVABED
German lln)’ celebration of tho Gounod-i
ticut (lol‘mnuAmerican Alliance as ar- ‘
. l
ranged bv the local Gelmulrt‘entlnli BouMED Fun GOVERNOR
SOCIt 15‘, has blought' o. 000 visitors here
celebration in 1910 has
will make a tour of local facilities he-
foro they leuve for New Haven tomor-
row to visit Yale University.
NEW BIIITIIIN‘
NEW nul 121m, Aug. l.2.~-’l‘heI some
”1:111. 11181111 13 111311111
v12s‘t111luv..\‘ot since the lllllritt llul".
tliol (I.
A strong boom for (‘01. John Q. Til-
'bceuI son as governor of Connecticut has
such 11 gain lGSIlHri 1] 11111 is ulnlling‘
lllil- (ill‘l’mlll‘ Simeon 1'11”!“an n1 lllsoll‘ foil Ill Failiiolll and New Haven
companion Ii} his son. Roger Shortllun‘loumlpg in this (111-,
Buiuwm, arrived at the railroad sin» 11111111911111; .111: til-.12 mine, the mutter
tion at El o'clock, where he was met by [mini
1 v I n I ‘ I I '
.1l1211.pllon committee headed by May'- (‘ol. Tllson had little to snv about
(‘ll‘ dilfi‘i‘llh M. linilorau. An informal; lhc boom today. though he. illlilililt'Li
1111.2ptl11n to the guests 01 honor was that several people had discussed the
hold at Turner Hall, on Arch street.‘
from ll lo 10 o‘clock. The street pu-I
l‘udu with a dozen hands, artistic floats
and 4.000 men and women ill line was “i‘cncls” this full, Pol. 'l‘llaou replied:
ll m'ililnllt pngonut. witnessed ‘byf'l‘hp, matter is hardly serious enough
crowds that llll121i the comer of tlle'lo wul‘rnnl anything like that yet,"
l‘lll' to overflowing. in the pnrudo‘. (‘01. J. 310.115 lies of l'lanllulv who
ll‘12l‘12 delegations from Hartford. NewIlloulllullcd t‘. A. (loodnin in the in
liuvon. Bridgeport, Allsouin. Meridelm mulls (looduiu- Luke lllzhl 11111212 learn
Stamford and \‘l‘ulcl‘bury. Each dclo- llllzo. s.li1l 111111 Col. 'l‘ilson is
trillion brought its own band and adopt-7 lrlunely popular in l1‘nirllol1l tolllm
121i some characteristic. costume to add: where he is about us well known as
11 touch of variety to the scene. The
pul‘udl2 was held under ideal weather
l‘oullitious. Members of lilt‘ Common
council and city olilcluls rode in cur-T
rhinos in the ilrsi division. At the con-I
clusloll of the parade the crowds \vol‘o‘
transported to Schulltzcu und Quartet
1‘luh i'llrks. where the afternoon oxen.
(‘ltll‘fi were llcltl.
After lunch had been served to the
guests by the members of the laldies'
Auxiliary ol‘ the (lormuu Central 802
cloty Illt‘l‘t‘. was 11 concert by the Amor-
icull liilllll. Tho lornlul program of
exercises was opened by 1111 address of
“’0“ 1311112 by li12ol‘lgo Wosscls. pl‘llnldlull.
of lllt‘ 11111'l12ly ullll (lIIIl‘IilI hcud ul' lilo
1‘1.2l1~|ll‘ulioll. Mayor .llthlll .\l. llulior-
ilil Hll‘lll'lrli'll his closest lIl‘Il.‘lIiIri and
delighted his (lonnull admirers by de-
livering IlIh llll1ll‘12a11 of wolvolllc. "Alll'
ll12ullu‘ll.” Ill conclusion lilo muyor
llil’llt‘tl (ll’lll‘ to President \Vomu'lu lilo
llIIli'liII lit‘y 111‘ Mm llluniclpullly unll
l1111l12 .‘lll tho \‘Iflllil‘l‘li n ill-lll‘ly wololllllo
to New III‘IIllIll. Iiill'lil‘lltll' Simeon ll}.
llllllln‘lll \V‘llri Iill‘ llllxt apollllcl‘. Louie
ll‘. ll12l11~llllol‘ll. president oi“ IIIl‘. lion
lllllll Alllt‘l‘lt‘llll Allilllloo ol i‘1lllllllcll2‘lll.
lIl‘IIl‘l‘-|‘i'lI on appropriate lilIlIl't'ill-l. 11nd
Hull. ll. l2}. ll‘llzllluulll. of Now ilul‘lul.
l‘i'lllllllliitlll l‘ol‘ llw .‘inl‘lnul. I)l‘(Ii'l‘ ol‘
‘lll‘vlul‘lllllllll. ‘l'ln- ol‘ulioll ol‘ the liill'l'u
llooll wall (It'IIVl‘l'l'tI 11y ’l‘hluullll'o Buiro.
lllluol‘ul'y lll‘tfitlill'lll. ol‘ 11112 Now York
‘l‘iliiil’ ll'lltllll'lllillll. 1
Asked if he intended to look after his
make an norm-prairie
l7‘11ll‘ll12ld County Republicans.
military il‘iculls all over lilo stale
would rally to him null lllul his exper
i12uco as speaker of the (follneclimli
who silo lid
:lllllll1211u 111111;: ill 1b“ 1111\‘1 «11111121151111.
(‘oL 'l‘llson said: "This
is an entire surprise to mu. ’l‘i112 first
him 11 man
proncllod 11112 on the, slr1212t
told me the)“ hull hcurd llllll l was lull
KIM't‘l‘lllll'.
support me. All for Ii‘lllIIlllI. to my
‘l‘12111-12H.' it‘s
IIlllll'. Him that.
[bill but Wi‘lllili‘l‘
amount to very lilllll,“
.lol'll (.lllllllll Throw is 11
hr Illi’lll,
Now IIIIl‘l‘lli‘l'.
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lie was born ill l‘ll2lll‘2
in mm . lllllI‘ llilll 121‘
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:4. \‘lllllllll‘cl‘ lllfull
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prominent lie-l
matter with him and seemed fnvorahlv
.Illi‘Illlt‘lI toward him as the candidate,
he is in New Haven and that he would:
candidate to the2
(‘oL ll’12s believed that Col. 'l‘ilsou's
house of rupl‘esoululll'os and 11:2 con-
.nl‘ossmun-ul~lnl“:12 for four years lnzllll2
ilIiI llll2 lic-
boom
i heard of it was when people all-
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forward us 11 possllllo (‘lllllllililll‘ for
All who spoho lo lllo sulll
llll'y liopcd that l would l1121‘omo llll‘
li12pul2lll‘lln candidate and pl‘lllnil-‘c‘l lo
' lullll‘l-ly loo l‘lll‘Il‘ for any»
You must rollll‘lu‘lor
lloolnll Billlil‘llllll‘rl
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11 Yul-2 1111111 and 1111 lulollllul
in land, .1111] u“ .121 lil‘il‘ir
was ltllllllllllcd llolu lulu lllw 1.7.tl1ool
luv-l'w Iilll Inn with
\\'llll12 :llld IIill‘J'l‘ll. Iil‘l‘ilill“ ll llll‘ll‘llli‘l‘
of tho law firm lll‘ While. llllulloil lllllI
a aha/a/nla all ‘-
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H. Krieger 8101).
'l he Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
WTriump
Vacuum Cleaner
The simplest and best cleaner in
the market. Buy to operate.
Nothing to get out of order.
Cleans tarpets and rugs thorough-
ly. Prices within the
reach of every house-
wife. Come i1 and
we will show you. ’
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(Continued from first page.)
[ltiL’r its action lol .sollrul dais
requires nol loss than n majority hi
all membels 111111.2th to vote articles
of impcathmlnt, and last night's \olc
showed 121m on loss than the r1lluir121l
number in floor of the l'ru\\l12y 112
port.
Governor Hulzor was at his lllIlL‘l‘ 111.
day 11 full ill or earlier than 111111111, and
111 uooll_ after u t'llllll‘l‘l’lll‘l‘ with his
counscl, summoned six llblnocl‘lltiv
Ansellllllylnvu who mind 1:1:2l lltnlll im-
the adoption of lilo ll‘l‘llwlry commit-
t1212 reporl. 'l‘llr2 governor‘s purpose
ill go doing was not made i‘lvlll',
When four oi the ASHi‘lllllIyllll'll
reached illl‘ governor‘s oilicn in rc-
sponuo to his summons. llovcl‘nol‘
Sul‘uu‘ 1112111 out word that Ill' had
changed his. mind and did no! \"1llll l1l'
11121» ”112111. .\llllill1'l‘ .Ar:u12lllllll'lllllll l‘l‘~I
fused to no lo the t‘XEL‘lilil'o l'llilllllll‘l‘
hurl-pl upoll Illi“. governor's wrillull 1‘12.
([llt‘l‘lI.
avoid lllc pounihilily of
charge, made on llll2 floor of mo 11
Rilllll‘ly lulu ulnlli. lllni they
“l‘ulll‘oudlnu and jllnlmlul.r through
and
it 11‘12l‘12 l‘:llIl‘lliiilt‘lI null jullllnl
through."
12111.21 11) lllouxm-lllivl‘rhulllhvr was lll
lo 11 llllvss12llnl‘l"s lll'l‘ill'. The men .\l
pious of hill chum»,
\1‘111‘12 ll112n
IIII‘ ,L’OVl‘l‘lllll‘.
WILL REMOVE REMAINS.
lwdy. the drowning: victim found
Loni: island Sound on .lllI)‘
111111 interred ill l‘ltlo llllulld 1‘1211112112
The hull)“ of Willard ll127.12l1lllh lil‘
Some of those who have asserted
lhul they would support the lucusul'e
lot it be known this morning that they
would prvl'ol‘ to act willl deliberation
the
H-
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llllzlllill'tl which could not puss unions
21b
lull-r u riptl‘ul‘lllllilll for tho govcl‘nllr
HIIIII lllut ullnllnouing his four oppon-
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r. —
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1381.“, Which
1y
SOFT HATS
for Early Fall \\‘1lnl' Arc llmllly.
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pol lollmvul prm‘lledlunn
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.1‘ ill \i l'. idlyIl‘il
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ll11 ll'II’Iil‘llilulh A appljlnl $11,111,111 oi imi'lll‘lllliliilllll llilgu lo Illl‘ lll‘r l
ill" cclobl‘utllm Illill has given (lol‘lnuu “bill (If i 0“
[my ll slllltulnr distinction ill the visit 1‘." “(I (”WWW
in thin 1‘in o flillrly-nix German l-ltll-l W“W
llllnla who arrived in Boston yontorll
lluy t‘lll‘tmle to attend the lnlemntlonni llul
College congress llt Cornell University 1 Brown. of lloldon avenue.
Ill September. .. “"“W
The party or nludents arrived here
at 11:3011. m. hull. in time to lump into‘ the
automobiles and take their place in‘illo switch
the values. They were entertained at rotatory in c
a New England bar llécue. held at the the tracks and
spacious country romance of George between the re
W Tram. on the Plaibvllle 12111111 The the street
students ware interested spectators at W‘WW
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