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annoys rm
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concourse .
“HE'S FUIQ till. on”.
THE I!" or IAKIIY
PRODUCT-
r'. A‘LANE
l1 Wuhlnpton Strut.
until Nomlli
The Hat Finishers’ Association will‘
hold a monthly meeting tonight.
The weekly meeting of Butler Lodge 1
N0. 97, I. 0. 0, Ft, will be held tonight?
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Court Laurel. No, 106. Daughters or:
Castile, is scheduled to meet tonight.
i
Olive Branch Lodge. No 19.1{nights9
or Pythins, will hold a. regular weekly
meeting tomorrow evening '
South Norwalk Lodge, L. 0. O. M.
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
night
Banner Council \o. 54, Daughters
of Liberty. will hold a regular meet-
ing tomorrow night.
Mrs. F. E. Readmsu, or 7 Harriet
street, is entertaining Robert anter‘a
0' Summit. NRWWj ,
The our chili... puriyysrrived st
Block lsldnd, yesterday. find are on
joyiug the sports of thstfl’plnco. .
L... SW... ... W... Women
from New York. and is now convales-
cing at her home in Camp street.
‘A. M. Pohlmnn. delegate to the Na-
tional liayniakers' convention atE
Louisville, Ky, is expected home soon
Mrs. William Howard and daughter,
or 25 Summit avenue, are visiting Mrs.‘
Hansurd's uncle. Mr. Scott, in Brook-
lyn.
'Mr. and Mrs. A. Ehrlenhach, of Main
street, have been entertaining Winona;
Mrs. ,
s. Schultze and children. of New
York. ‘
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
, pony's trolley lines, is critically ill
. '7 with typhoid fever at his home in New
; Haven.
1 connected with the general freight de- '
'2 “lied hero treuuently and has many oc-
~_ quslntsnceu among Norwnlk business ‘
men. ‘
'I essence
Mr, Leary. who was lormorly’
pertinent of the New Haven road. vis-
Court Frances, No. 11, 0 G. S will?
hold a regular semi monthly meeting"
tonight.
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They may have some crooked
ones he can straighten, others
he can spread. Start early with
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$10.85
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Ladies’ :Rain Coats at V2 price.
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Rompers ‘ 39c ..
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ALL THE WORLD HEADED FOR
SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915.
Exposition city Will Be Canton—For
More Than One Hundred Great Con-
greuu and Conventions.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l3.‘ Reports
received iii the headquarters oi the
As the Twig la Bent, So the
Tree is Inclined.
This is also true of Hip child's
Mrs. James ii. O'Ilcilly and dough-f
tor Helen and son Wallace, of New.
Jersey. nru guests of Mrs. Mary 19).?
low, of Plymouth uvcnuc.
Mrs. Elizabeth linens and son. Wol-
ter 'l‘.. who have been visiting the tor-
mer‘s brother. Henry Tilly, of South
Main street, returned .iist wool: to
their home in (.irniton, Moss.
The Bomb Norwnlk Post uIIice was
in durinwus for sevurul hours lust ovo‘
nlnu, some of the funds having blown
out. The office force used candles to
rice to distribute the mulls. -
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l Panama-Pacific international Exposi-
ftlon. from nil parts oi the world, indi~
Ecnie that the your 1915 will see more
.nreut congresses and conventions ne-
sumblcd in San Ii‘rnnclsco than have
| over gathered together in any one city
9 during a single your.
'l‘hroughoul the limited Slulcs, In
,South America. and in Europe, the
{greatest interest is holy evinced by
linemiicrs und olllclnls of conventions.
, lcurnod societies and congrcssos of all
kinds. This is true of uducstluuul nnd
ucluntiilc bodies, as woll us of fritter-
niil, church. civic, lubor, social survlcn,
:(IOIIIHWI‘CTHI. ngrlculturni. nthluilc nnd
lothor organizations. More iluin one
I hundrud grout congresses imd coin/un-
tiouu have nlrundy voted to moot in
lSun Francisco. In uddlilou many so‘
cieiiou devoted to tnchnlrul topics and
ltliose including scientific research will
hold their meetings in the oily. A num-
ber 0! these ore of iuiurnutiuuul scope
and importance. The number of grout
congresses choosing the exposition
city In Increasing daily.
in realisation or the tremendous In»
most centralizing in Him Francisco on
a convention city In 1915, the exposi-
tion management has appropriated ti.
000,000 for an auditorium iii the civic
center of the city. The City of (Sun
Francisco has donated the site. (lore
struetinn on the building has begun.
The trans-continental railway com-
panies us well as the trons-oceanic syn»
dicoteii are msklnn extended prepnrs‘
tions to accommodate the passenger
truiilc. Tourist scents report that
thousands or visitors from oil ports of
gtho world will see America. for the
cm time.
' The your 1915 will witnou the prest-
est gatherings oi muss» 0!!le
dyer known. Among the organisations
at a technical more which elitism
in Eon much will I» the iniorno
tionsl ”actuarial Centre“ In which
the are mussel W booth at
MUMMflhifl distill them
AttheiSamc 01d Stand
West End Washington Street Bridge.
i you’ll find asFull Line gt Sea Food
which its hold their meetings tit
, {the some tini ~
cutbins Bridge FiSh MarketI} AI. maroon ; eating of the Notion
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be meetings at various orggnizatlous
concerppd with" the peace movement
oNption‘ol‘i‘ ducution Association
at its recent " in Salt Lake, de-
icided to mgogln anland in 1915.1!)
this condominium are being made
} to arrange for the international Con-
gress oi Education. to be held under
. l the auspiceogi the exposition. In con-
jnection with the meeting of the Inter
national Wucaiiun Association there
lure s nurdiior mlihted associations
F xp’rcss
9m Co niceliWAssocintion, In (lieu:-
lnnd, the delegates to the convention
unanimously decided to meet in San
Francisco during the exposition. All
the delegates were California poppies
and exposition badges and the meeting.
revealed great enthusiasm for the com-
ing Panama Canal celebration ‘1
Under the. immediate nusplics of ihe‘
Culiiorniu Genealogical Society thug
great international Congress on Genes-i
logy ut SumFrnncisco. In 1915. will lit-1
tract universal attention. (‘leucnlogi-‘
cal societies of many lands havo 5131““
fled their intention to participate in‘
the congress, umong the most recent:
nucepiunces ol‘ the invitation to pnrtite‘
ipste is one truth the Scigneuriul Court'
FREE DELIVERY. I
preparations for the congress offices
have been opened in San Francisco.
The international Engineering Con
gross will be the largest International
congress of the kind ever held.
Though not as large in numbers. the
International Elena's-Technical Conn
mission. a body of about 150 leading
electrical engineers of the world, can-
stituting n i‘vntl'ai committee, with ap-
pointed delegates from the electro-iech.
nicnl societies of most nations. will
nrousc Interest in engineering circles
throughout the world. The delibcrir
lions and findings of this body will he
of lusting value to the electrical world.
An inlurnuilnnnl gathering oi dole-
gntos {mm the Dental Societies of the
world will nil-ct in the city during the
week beginning August 30. 1915. This
luternutionnl congress will be exten-
sively pnriiclpnted in by delegates from
most or the nations of North and South
America and Europe. The preliminary
arrangements are in charge oi tho l"nn~
nine-Pacific l’ieninl Congress. on incor-
pornted body of dentists of the Pacific
Coast.
Oi“ vital Internet will be u convention
in Ben F‘rnnciimo or the World's Insur-
imcu Congress, the first congress oi
the hind ever held. to cbnnldor all
forms of insurance. Assurances ro-
ceivod from members of Insurnnco no-
oistlos throughout the world indicate
a large and thoroughly couniopolitnn
representation.
A meeting thut will touch upon mnny
phones of Interest will be that ol the
American Breeders' Association. com
prising n membership of [Iva thousand
persons. The gathering willbe held In
three sociious to discuss improvements
in plant breeding, animal brooding and
eusenlcii or the Improvement of the hu-
man race.
The convention of the American Ills»
torinsl Mandolins. comprising the
lending historians of America; the in-
tsrnstionsl Council of Nurses. and a
large number of sociological convert»
tionl, will beiinoluded In the exposi-
tion situations.
it Is pruhobip also that the Ameri-
oln Pence do u will decide to inset
in am drone Chancellor Devin
ullluiul rial-«minnow was transmitted
from Montreal llirough commissions!
representing the ifourt and College of
the odious ol’ the Scigncuricnl ileum;
they will bring to Sun Francisco 2-1:
banners to illustrate the conicdcralcdf
orders of the court and shields mus-9
truting the manner or liornidic bluzon-
ry ndopiml undui the soul. ’l‘hesshun-
here will be displayed during the. sus-
club of the genealogical congress
The Congress of lutoruutiouul Asso-
ciations, with liciidqunrtcrs in iiruiiu
sols. llclgluui. iii n recent meeting you
nil ununin‘iounly to hold the third set»
ulou in Sun Francisco in min. The con-
gruus Is it union of 13:: lnternutlousl
organizations along the lines or Inter-
national work. Thirty-tum govern-
ments are represented In the congress,
which is greatly interested in the part
which international expositions play in
the development of closer relationship
between the nations.
‘Muny college fraternities boys who
dulcd meetings in Him Francisco in
iiiili. international mongol-tests, meets
oi the crack infantry and cnvulry oi
the world. automobile races, ynchi
runes. harness races with purses of
£225,000, great athletic meets. are
among the ionturus oi' the exposition
Your.
WOMAN RESISTB 8U RGEONS.
BRI'DGEPOR'I‘. Aug. law-Dells Han-
son. 29. or this city. taken to Bridge-
port Hospital, last night. to be home
timely operated upon (or acute appen-
dicitis. become delirious from alcohol-
inn cud resisted tho stumbled sur-
Stori- Jordon. 010 maintain University. Icons. Elwyn low email and w
rmmm the exposition at the re- luin to is cell. but necessity dwindled
It’s a Good Sign
of the character of our cool and of our business methods that our cus~
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