i‘l ‘ , New Styles in Ladies' House DreSses in Gingham and Percale at 01.00. sizes 34 to 46 inches. Ladiea' Long KIMONOS in Flowered Crepe Cloth at 61.00.11" sizes. ' May Manton Patterns. All Patterns 10c ‘ E. K. BANKS Mlhukemo Hotel Block " loath Norwnlk ‘addie By the Author of! The Harvester. JUST OUT BOOK STORES 6 South Main Street, South Norwaik, WEATHER FORECAST. : For Norwalk and 1icinlty: Fair to night, cooler in the interior; W ednee- day lair; moderate to brisk southeast winds. Weather conditions: An exten~ slve area of high pressure, central this morning over the Lake region, is causing cool, pleasant weather east‘oi’ the Mississippi river. showers have occurred during the last 24 hours from Kansas eastward to lllinois. also in the Lake region and along the Atlantic coast fI‘om Vir- ginia to Massachusetts. ___..—.—_-.__ WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: Temperature: Low, 08; high, 82. (‘loudy South Norwalk Camp, 102, Wood. men of the \Vorld,'is scheduled to 11qu a meeting this evening. l William A. Wheeler, thaV well- hnown foundryman. is today observ- ;.jng.the seventy—eighth unnivepary of his birthday. The regular meeting of the Nor- vwaik Building, Loan and investment Association will be held this evening at the oiice of Taylor and Golden. A regular meeting of Court Laurel. No. 1013, Daughters of Cnstiie. will be held at the club house, in Pine Point, on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Uncas Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., will meet early this evening. and at 8:30 o‘clock will partake of a Clambake to be prepared in the rear of the wig. twum in Washington street. Rodney Wood. of Stuart avenue, has returned from a three weelts' trip through the west, and resumed hia position in the Norwalit IIron Works. lie visited thirteen different states, Many firemen from the various companies in the Nora-allot will attend the llrumvn’u parade in Soutbporl, to- morrow. A line tinu1 la anticipated. no the Soutbportoru are royal outcr- lulnuru. ifhlldrmifie Day will be 11111111111111 at 11111 Court Laurel Club at Pine I’oint tomorrow. Ionic lunch will I111 nervud 11111! 11111111111 ploylul at the «111111 1111111111. 112111111 child 111111 the privilege oi invit- inu a friend. 'l‘lm (‘1111111111111-111 Funeral llirortoru' Aumu‘lalion will 11111111 11 111mm dinner at 1111- llorlon 1111111111. tomorrow ulter— noon. ,A 11.11.1111... will he held prov- ioualy at the quarters of Undertaker Churlufl 10.1qu In Woulport, NOTICE! NOTICE” It you are a uttluusribor to The Ben tlnol bring or ’Iond in 1101: and got three of the most popular magnuineu,‘ lilonrat'u, Mlondhlo Woman. and The Metropolitan for three monihe. it you are not a auliaorilun‘ 11111111 or bring $1110 and The Sentinel and magazines will be 111.1111. you for three months by mail. it you prefer to have 11 newnhoy deliver your paper 11111111 1111 351: for. magazines and pay the boy 121: a Week for The Sentinel. The mass zines deal with all the current 1111b- ;leclo oi vital Interest and. will plum every member of the tmily. Cameras and Supplies We do your developing In the moat enilufaotory manner. or We can hell you an outfit. to do your mm mama Corporation :11 wummrrou with? Veeeeee Scattered. 49 Wall Street, Norwalk. 1 i NEW Post Cards Of The City SOUTH NORWALK LIBRARY, CITY HALL FIRE HOUSE CLUB, TOKENEKE. FARRELL’S RESIDENCE, Hickory Bluff. also oth- er New Ones, Made on the Boat Grade of Foot Card, in black and white.‘ DONNELLY’S KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET, FRED. H. GANUNB, Funeral Director and Embalmer. , Office and Reliance Telephona 904, 84 80. Main St. 811. Norwalk. é‘.’ Follow the Crowd—— DANCING Pavnhon Dancing Every Night and Saturday 1 Afternoonl. SixPieces of Music Smith Cleanser and 1 Dyer 24 North Main BL, south Norwelk. Wu. 'P. .BEERS‘" COUNTRY“ !or HMO-date Service !l" :j ROTON POINT per cent. you should act at on 1 i Our with its extraordinary economies is a once a year event._ Therefore C(3- bow to the inevitable fact that our prices are the lowest, quality and finish the beat. to be had. A few of the bargains to he had: ugust Furmture Sale We Invite the 511031 rigid comparisons and we feel sure you must 1) I) it you can save from 15 to Fumed oak, colonial style But- lets. China.,CLoe-et, 18 inch 11.1- tension Table, Seat Chairs, one Arm Chair Our entire tour floors are Dining/Room Suite 1 Fine Leather f Solid Mahoganyé .12 Rocker :2 D Wide buck, stylish and 1111-111- : date design, $18.00 value. Sale 1 price -------- $13.50 .. filled with such bargains. The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY W. 'A. AUTOMO B I LE HANFQRD ‘GARAGE Stanley Steam Cars Rambler Cars. ' S.TO~RENT Catalogue? or demonstrations OSCAR H GARAGE, RIVER STREET. ..1:leonedocowormo1:amniocemoeoooctoooooooooomumo Massive Square, «Tubing Iron Bed 'l‘ 110 lrch post, one inch fillers. brass mounts 011 each post, $10.98 $15.00 value for .. Net/v York. New Haven'tfi Hart ‘ ford RAILROAD I‘IME TABLE In Effect June 23. 1913. SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK A. iii.——1:20x, 5:14x, 5:413, 6:09. 6:2«ix. 614811, 0:55. 7:18. 7:46. 8:171. 824111, 81501:, 911511, 9:37, 10:20: " 10:4511, 11:38, “The Moyer See of the Meyer Car, The Moyer Want to Own One” Four and Six Cylinder Models In stock. on request. Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or week. BANKS NORWALK. CONN. Concord Division. No Temperance met last evening for rout tine business. 2, Sena oi 12011111111111: Council, .\'o. 1.21:8, iloyul Arranum will meet. for regular busi- ness 111111 evening, '1‘qureuulurnwctinit ol‘ .\'orwnllt Aerie, No. SSS. 11‘. (J, 113., will be held tomorrow evening. (“1111' Siulers' 11111111111111 1.0111111, N11. 51”., I, 1’). (J, i1‘.. will hold Ito regular 111111111 11111 tomorrow evening. \\‘11l11om11 Stranger 1.0111111. No. 11114. 14111111 111' Ht. (luoruo, will hold It»; r0111 ulnr mot-tint: this evening. The reuniur meeting of the Nov- . «.1... .. ....W...._..¢~. Requisites for the , Canning Season Manon Jars. sure 811111 lava. Ecouo my Juru, Jelly (liaaaen. i'rouorving Rattler. Jar Fillers, l'arowax, 1110., at how Prices. Albert F. Gehebe 25 West Washington 81., South Norwalk. Phono.397. Prompt Delivery. WW. 8evorttl members at Norwalk Chap- t.er.D A. It. will go totlreonwich, to mot-row afternoon. to attend a recent tion at Putnam Cottage, in honor or hire. William'cummings Story. Presi- dent’ genml at the Daughters 01 the American Revolution. walk Iron Mollldt‘i‘l-l‘ Union, Local, No. 2011. will be held thiu evening, m».-. m...“ (31111111111110 liuyinaltoru' A11111111i11llon. No, 32111,». i. (i, ll. .11.. will hold llu reg. 111111: 1111111111111 ’l'huraduy evening. llur iliotlwru' lo1lgo,.\'o 111., 0. (1, it. held H11 regular 1111111111111 laid. 1111111111111 and routine business was Il‘lllliilli‘Iifd, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinlan, of after a two waehu‘ vacation in All- utor. 1111111111.. and Stoney Creek. Conn. L...“ M11111 Dorothy 12011111”, daughter of Mm. Fred Powell of Putnam avenue. who 111111 been uerloualy III at the home of her aunt In Greenwich, hats gone to the Adirondack Mountains for We months to convalesce. The prizes tor the Norwalk Country Club water sports, which will he held on next Saturday, are being dinploy- ed In Jackson's Jewalry store. luddition to the races, a canoe tilting contest will be had. I The committee on the Belle island ‘watcr sports held 11 meeting, , night, and decided to have the laUnch 1race of last Saturday sailed over 1111411111 on next Saturday. This will be done in connection with Asportu and will prove an added traction. nt- held an open air meeting at the corner of Wall and Water streets. oNrwalk. last night. John T. Wolfe. of Now i York city. addressed those within ear— shot. Captain Edward J. Perrett plans to hold one meeting a week in him. wail. during the remainder of the ‘warm season. Lawrence W. tirruory. of Smith Nor- wullt. who has been employed this summer in the City National linnlt. wont to New London, today, where he will tutor for a month or an, before taking 11 pernmnvnt position as touch- m' in the lion-111111111 School. at Lake- 1‘11111. .llr tlrt-uory‘u many i‘rlcnda in Li)\\'II will wish him 11111111111111 in 11111 111111, undertaking. l ,.......1 m i WEIGHS 20 eouuoe. WW Box of shoes I11 Fir-t Package Under Farce; Pou Limit. A box of 1111111111, weighing 20 pounds, addreuued to (manually 6:: diraclton. , South Norwullt, (fonn'fi, and aunt by ll. 1'}. Smith (‘.0, 111111 the. ilrut Bil-pound parcel to go through the Woreouter poutodilo youtcrduy 1111111111 the partzol pout. limit. I 'lho limit from 11 io' .20 pound.) for 1111111111 pout packuin-u went into effect 11511111111. have returned to their home yeuterduy, “"1 “H 11 1111111111 an inert-111111 in lltlsineuu in the parcel pout depart- ment wan seen at the government building. litany of the [1111111118 111 the parcel post, department who were not familiar with the new rates had from 5 to 10 cents overpostuge owing to the fact that they weighed their parcelu on their own scales. , The new parcel pest automatic 00m~ putators, invented by John F" Me Dermott. foreman of the parcel post department. wore installed in the War- cester 0111119 and 1111b stationu yeltet» The day. They are adjusted to any kind of medals are gold and very prelim, in ‘ mail sexier. 1 5 last, the water . The members of the Salvation Army‘ 2:401, 2:501. P. M.——12:58x, 1:08. "" 6:37. 6:611, :27, 4:3111. 5:41, 5: 11.x. :20x. 92221:. 9:59, 10:45. kl“ Sundays. A. M.~—12:25x, 5:14x. 5:411, 6:241. 1,8154, 10:20:. 11:211. P. M.-—12:48x. 2:39x. 2:501. 5:41. 5:5211, 625611. 7:12x. 7:521, 3:211, 9 222:, 9:59, 10:28. NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. .151 M.——4:15, 5:411," 11:45, 11:10; .823311, 815511, 921511, 10:02:. 10:05. 10:50:. 11:03. i P. tin—12:03. 1:05, 1:18x, 1:23: Sat- urday only. 2:le 2‘ :,57 3: 30x. 3:552. 1 5:28, 15:01:. < lzll’ix. 4:29, 5:05x, 5: 24:1, l6:0'1', 8100):, 822011. 9: 0011, 9: 30, 11:10:. 11:30. 11:3311, 12.00:. sundayl. A. M.——-12:00x. 6:00x, 8233:. 8:55! 9:00, 10:02x. 11:00x. 1 P. M.~—12:10x, 110811, 2:00x, 3:44: 5:02x. 5:01.,620111. 7:11x. 11:00:, 8:10x .. 8:59x. 10:00x, 11:10,‘ 11:33:. soon-1 NORWALK 70 new HAVEN. A. M.--12:19x,.‘12:42, 7123, 921:. 9:40x, 11:56:. P. M.—-—12:02, 1:20, 3:14x, 4:116. 15:12, 621511. 11:47. '7'11011, 9:091. 9:19;. 9:13» 10:09x, 1,111.11. 1......— 1219x. 6:09. 10:23:, 11:11:. Sundays. A. M.~12:19x, 12:4211, 1:171, 7:411, 9:40x. 10:10. 11:11x. P. M.-—12:07x. 2:1311. 3:13x, 4:601, Gzlilx, 6:40, 721011, 8:34x, 9:09x, 9:231, 10:07.1, 11:07x. M BOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY A. M.-—1:20, 6:13, 8:27, 10:01:. P. M.~—-l:25, 2:2311. 4:3511, 5:21: 6:20. 7:201. Sundayo. A. lit—10:01:, 10:25. P. M.~2:ili, 7:15. DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK. A. M.—~6:oo. 7:18. 8:16, 10:01:. 11:15. P. M.———3:44, 0:35. 8:301. Bundayo. A. lVi.-——7:l’15, 11:45, I’. M.~«~6:00. 7:30. 8:281. (:1 Express. Daily Line to N. Y. | For FREIGHT Only Freight. Propellers leave Pier 1111. 11111111 River, New York (toot otl‘ Dover meet). every day (except Sunday) at 3 1p. m. Freight received at Norm! up to 4 1p. m. and South Nor-walk no. to 5:30 p. in. Norwalk Steamboat Company Aiming J. Smith, 1:. O. Heuomoh MM “WP-@150“ m ,._ Blue Stone RAYMOND edema and repair work. 123 WASH I NTON STREET. TEL. Thompkin’s Cove and . Drives By Load, Carloa Mating Construction Co. Estimates furnished on all kinds of building countructionu, all 157-12. WCWWOQQWWWOWWWfi for Walks , I Dr Cargo BIOTHERS hammered Contractor and Buildt :1. BOUTH NORWALK. 331:3: Optician 2;: .0“ 1'. ~Wi~+il~°lrri~ 1111111111111» hti‘rfiwhth ir'i'irdi 21* Mid 919’?" 111; O. B. Jackson .1. Everything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined I1 ree «e«a«eeeereeeeeeteeeeeeertwteeetwe. ll: “9 *11 p ir It 58 WALL STREET NORWALK. PHONE 438 1i0 “35 it? 1. 3111111113 This Week THREE BUNCHES EXTRA LARGE BEETS ............ ‘ ............. 10c liome Peaches .......... per qt, 10c Squash .................. per 111., 50 Home (‘111-uiubers .......... 2 for So 3 cans Milk ................... 251:, Green Limos .......... 1.1. peck. 25c iiome To111atoes ........ per qt, 100‘ Sweet Potatoes ........ 1,4. peck. 25c Plums ................... 3 qts., 250 MUSKMELONS. APPLES AND FEARS. UNITED GROCERY COMPANY 20 North Main 8!. Phone 143. 911 Washington 31., Andrew Davey 19 MAIN ST. nu: Good Thugs 11.33.111.11: to Eat .Atlus Baked Beans. .............. Atlas Mustard Sardines ........ Atlas Asparagus. ............... Atlas Root Beer ................. Atlas Jelly Powder .............. 100 S & H STAMPS. FREE WITH 1 lb. Daisy Baking Powder at 50c 10 STAMPS FREE WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING: ..... 3-pound can 12c " . ...... 101: ................... large can 20c ............................ 100 ................... uli flavors 10c ..................... FREED OF BIGAMY CHARGE. But Wife NO. 2, Ha: Hartford Butcher Arrested for Non-Suppert. NEW lllll'I‘IAN. Aug. litre-Albert, liiei‘er. 11. Hartford 11111111 111111'111111111, breathed the air of freedom for a few minutes this morning, when 11 Charge of lllutuny against him one polled be cause the state, found it imposeihlt1 to 111113111111 the neocsury documentary evi- dnov, will» number one 1111111111: disap- peared. lint he was 11111111111, 111111111111- utnly 1'11-11r1‘11111111l on 11 charge 111‘ 111111- eupporl, brought by wife 111111111111: two, who was Margaretha i‘oblman, now melding in Hartford. bctorc 111111 took 1,111I 111111111 01‘ Kleier. The prisoner 11'1111111111111 to Hartford by :1 policeman Him that city. A demurrer filed by Attorney W. 11‘. Delaney, Kleier'e 111111111111], claiming that his client could not lie punished 11111111111111 oi‘ the 11111111111 01 limitutionu, wan overruled. it won alleged that the firm. marriage took place on Nov- ember 2, 1887, and 1111.1 11111101111 on April .21, 1896, and the demurrer eluted that Klufer should have been arrested with- in five years of the latter date or not at all The ruling of the court was that blgamy embodies cohabitation and that, Kioior wuammonuhie to the law since the last date of cohabitation. When the demurrer was overruled the state announced that it found its hands tied because of the abaenco' of documentary evidence and it Would, therefore. be necessary t nolle the charge. ._.- I Mrs. Charles lane. of New York 111111.111 spending a few "weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Linxweiior, or Quin- tara avenue. , ‘11. 1 1 1..» - ,, ‘ 1, 1. 1 BULLETIN ON TENT CATERPIL~ LAR ISSUED. NEW HAVEN. Aug. lib—"A bulletin ‘on the tent caterpillar. which is the chief among irni' eating enemies at tho orchard, giving its attention chief- ly to apple trees. 1111111 issued by the (‘:~onnc1111ut -\1,111 111111.111 iflxpoiiment Station here today. it is numbered 177 and will be sent to those who ap- , 1 ply for it. The tent caterpillar 119.11 done an unusually large amount. 01' damage this your. its leul‘ eating abils itien 11111.1 noticeable. At the new town high school prlzca were oil'ered for the , greatest number 11! nests, and 16,804 were destroyed. The bulletin descrlha 1111 the, post 111111 11111114011111 various rent- odioa to control and exterminate ii. DISORDERLY HOUSE CASES HEARD. The cases of Mra. 111111111 and Trev quantum of her report were heard by, ,' Judge 19. .11. Ufl‘ltwootl today. Title afternoon the defendants will be Dill“. on the witness Maud, the State ital/ink taken all morning in the presentation 01 I111 case. Up to press time thoee witnesses who had taken the witneua stand were eroseexumined by the prosecutor. 1M8. torney G. 1-1. Vouburgh and Attorney John J. Cuneo. HOSPITAL NOTE8. M11111 Fanny Sarrlngton was admit ted to the Norwalk Hospital. winter! day and operated on this morning 1m. Dre. W. J. Tracey and F. I. Darnell. Donate Renault! was admitted totho Norwulk Hospital, this morning. and operated on by Drs. W. J. Tracey and 11‘. 1. Darnell,
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