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"along the northern
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.; land Carnival Shows, 5 . l
.tdrned to this city after traveling a.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26, 19:4
ms som’wmwau lvzlmo 32mm
Special Values in
Table Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 a Yard.
Bath Towels—10c, 12 1-2:, 25c, 35c
and 5°C.
Bed Spreads—$1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
to $3.50.
Bed Sheets—390' 45c, 50c, 70c, 75c,
79c and 95c.
E. K. Banks
Mshsckamo Hotel Block, So. Nomlk.
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WEATHER—FORECAST. ,
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For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
» '-ly fair and continued cool tonight and
moderate northeast winds.
morn-
;Fhursda) ;
Disturbances are central this
ing over Virginia and l'pper Michi-
gan. The southern disturbance is
causing‘rain as far north as Atlantic
City. N. J. Rain has fallen during the
last 24 hours in the southern dis-
tiicts and the northern portion of the
Lake region. The temperature; con~
linues low for the season of the year
border. i‘rosts
were reported from North Dakota and
Vermont
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘eiripei'ature: _Low (to: high}
.77., Fair,
Special showing of new \eliet hatsi
See adv. for price.
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:4.
Miss Lucy Keefe.
eli'ne Masher. letttodayJor hr
Miss Mazner has gone with
will stay there for a week.
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A complaint was received at the po-
7 lice station last evening from 17 Day
street, reporting a spirited light was
there in progress. Policemsndohn
Reynolds found upon investigation
.that «Mrs Hemmingway and Mrs. Ed-
ward Helnzeman were engaged in a
heated. argument, which did not, how-
hver. call for the making of any ar- ,-
resis. Mrs. Heinzeman, whose hue-‘
band is suing for divorce, recently rs:
.t
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BeCause her mischievous seven year'
old boy was chastised by Mrs. Mary.
Sacco. of 26 Windsor place, this cit)’.5;
Mrs. Lizzie Toth, residing upstairs in
'ithe same house, dashed a. kettle- full
“‘0! boiling water on Mrs. Ssaico. earlyl
_~ this afternoon. severely burning her
5' hack and neclt.
intense pain, hurried to the office
" case
Mrs. Sauce, suffering
at
Dr IR lit Wolfe on South Mhln street,
where her burns received treatment.‘ l
l
'3. Arrestii are to" be“ made in connsoti‘oh
with the affair this afternoon Officer
.Frank V_ Raymond is detailed on- the
‘r.
The congestion of tramc at the
casinosL o! aha; and Wall streets.§
writeup» been a knot in thorium-k
tifaifio' omcsrs, who jdo “duty;
there. will he 'greatTy‘ bettergo in the
-i'uture. This. .changs has bssn prom;
, ised by Manager J. B. Potte'r oi thef
’- ’ either ling our?“
‘. turn it. thus let log the cars continue _
on. their“ my rmlnd‘ the corner pr; m
*2“ ‘: WSor’instoil so «cameraman
bohnedicutfoommyi with .whb‘iii 15.1
J _.Blepm held a conference when
i dsy. The trollsy When at‘ the cor-i
oer has been the chief cause of the .
trouble and Manager Potter gavs‘I
Riordan assurance that he would
stationed there to
”slfitg‘ht ahead. whichever m’ay‘ its the"
which would serve to the some pur-
pose of eliminating the halt now nec-
essary and which results is I block-
;iiiiiiiiuii fill.
of New Emilia”-
~ .~ miusmn i M a
who E“ g» mxiss a on Monday morning which dosflroyetl‘
16:”th 1". T3330" why. 0d. at Cadnecticuti
St. Mary's Church. at 8 o'clock. this
Eyes of the World.
8L3! i
Harold Bell Wright, auihor of
The Winning or Barbara Worth!
WM. P. Bonus
look and OtItIonory Inert.
South Norwolk Norwalk
We're cutting the‘pdce to
of our Red Tag Sale andrevery
$10 Suits
$12 Suits and same
$15 Suits, now
.55
and large sizes,
in the lot
Rebuilt Typewriters for Sale and
to Rent. .
From $25.00 to $55.00.
Wore originally $100.00.
Call at Our Store for Full Par—
"Ha-say 9.5 by w-u- enigma...
Quest! to the lowest pOsstble price.
get a g00d suit very—very-i-very cheap.
$15 Suit!
$18 ‘Suits and segue
$20 Suits, now
While the majority oi these‘Suits are light colors and shall
there are some dark colors and all sizes
«50m miss this opportunity.
Rogers &,]Stevens
5Norwalltdnd South Nurwalk
the limit. This is the wind-up 1
suit in our store has been re-.
Now ’is55'your chance to
50.
ticulars.
D50 N N EL. L Y" S PRHGRESSWES ' ‘ *
is sour» sum when. M“ Pl" lllll. g
-——-‘=‘ , llBKil not iii
fl" MRUWPMBE Loaders oi County Hold éssion
'rt
Afiwmilycaum..ny, Detective . '
Chimney, Although hicondi.
arlsm Was Suspected
‘I wm.‘
Circumstances slltrouaaihg the tire
1 s
n- no
The Bridgeport Post printsgtlie tel-‘-
lOWlflg. A ., ‘ s a.”
As the outcome of the' Eat
the leodbmqi 9‘32 Prallifssi
new rooms! 515538. r"
torldsenorkuo “ambush
be put to .the field. this‘iall,
'atenue, occupied by Stephen Pushkas 1&9.“de a candidate for
ring of
party
day to determine whether susptCIonsimct The rem oi d“, committee
‘0 ”‘9 9&9“ that the tire w“ of in Ithat waited on the leddersl‘oi the .
csndiary Q’m“ ”“19 be substantial Republican and Democratic leaders. ‘
9d Constable Henry J Sulser, “holes to wiio they would nominate 'tor
.has served two notices on the former Congress w“ not received with sat-
tenants to vacate because of unpaid lsiaotlon, although one man from
rent. and a representative of the J ,lNorwalk altered a motion that the . : , .
M [‘an 5" Co, insurance agency. conference endorse E.‘ _.J Hill. but
WM carried insurance on the place"the motion was not sec ndeo. M the
we” 1“ conference yesterday atter- inset of the members were against it.
“°°“ with FL” Chief George W 3° At the present time. hhwevér, noth-
gardus relative t° this matter ing has been done toward putting in
Chief 3053”“ and that when he a candidate, but as one oi is lead-
arrived on the scene the tire was bias ers told a reporter the will be ,5“
ing merrily around the chimney on matter to be determine late! «
Stop of the root, and that in his opinion Borgium Preside! 1%
«the tire was caused by a defect in There were 25 at the conference
the chimney. the tire being in such '9. yesterday a ternoou Gm“ 30:81!!!“
:apl ce that it would have been an al- 50! Stamford presided a‘nfl Jilin Tay»
most impossible thing h" ”57°“ to lor of this city acted as cleiilr; The
hav vs deliberately started it.
The iP-ushkas family lost very little.
it anything at all. in spite of the house
being destroyed as they succeeded in
'getting their furniture out on . the
:lawn hetore the flames had gained
much headway. '
MASS F R POPE. Plus.
A requiem high mass was sung at
the two dominent parties toréihi's dis-
ltrict who was not imitated saith the’
bosses. or hidebound . 7
two old parties. was, in
committee reported the lean) oii‘rhelr
conterence with the ‘Republg
are at the Algonquin club 1 8
day, which was in enactag
’Hill woulo‘be their nomineof- and hilt-.3.
morning. for Pope Pius‘ X. There ‘wsslHill's statement that he wo» o act as
a very large attendance at the service he always‘lia‘d, etc. The
and Rev. 11. It momentum, was had not been- ahlo to get: a;
the usiobrantw *- i5 ers of the Democratic party, ‘ ‘ '
Tho/Gregorisn mass was used and '
suns. by a quartet,
‘Kt’ the oifeflory oi the mass.._ Mrs.
titanioliis| Tomes dong "iA‘ve Maria," v.
and utter the Communism ‘0 Merltum
Passianus." _A. T. Canty presided st
:tho organ.
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ends; when asked this finer. rig. to
51.5153.
1mm publicity agent 6‘! till
No advame was made in thd'prloe
MW
3 “Samuel E. Vincent was called“);
telephone. and In raring” , ’Qrt ‘
nu primer max Tirol. hum
of” homeowner-awesom-
b about
’endorse. Both Hill and Donovan are
strong party men. and none oi them.
believe ‘n any of the Progressive
princip. es We might as well go out
of business as endorse citi ier oi the
:men. Naming ass done at the meet-
inj- about putting up a candidate. at
‘our‘o'iin, but that is in the w.lnd That
undid be in socordan e with the ad
innit illilil
an ill hurtful
Death and Disability Claims in-
poried and President loomov
Gives Report '
GREEN \‘l'lCH.
Aug. 2t}.—-\’etenan
firemen irom the cities and towns of "
Connecticut gathered here today for
the thirty-first annual contention of
the Connecticut State Firemen’s As-
sociation. The business session was
held in the town hall, and later a
memorial service to those firemen
“ho had answered the final call was
held in Havemeyer Auditorium.
Alter the day's work the delegates
were to have a clamhaiie at Bruce
Park, The session will extend through
tomorrow, and the windup will be an
exhibition of fire apparatus with test-
ing experiments '
The town took on a festive occasion
in honor of the “vamps,” the acorns
and the guests of the occasion. ‘Gov-
ernor Baldwin came to town, but he
attended a farmers' picnic at Rock-
wood Lake Grove and made a speech
there. »
i The firemen’s convention was pre
sided over by President James J.
’i‘ooniey‘, while the welcoming address.
es were given by Warden W. S.
Green and Selectmen H. P. Crawford.
in reviewing the year's work Presi-
dent Toouiey said the association‘s
funds were in a gratifying condition,
sumcient in amount to carry the asso
'ciation through until October 1, 1915.
R. V. Magee, of \\'atertown, the
‘secretary, gave a report in detail
showing that 810,630 was paid in
claims as against $11,129 for the pre-
ceding year. Thespeciul fund in
hand is ”.854. a gain of $156. The:
total balance on hand May 1, was $3,-
05 5
During the year 13 companies join
roua sts MORE or
STERLING
August Furniture Sale
_-. 10 to 40. per cent
Saving on dependable Furniture
Rugs and Ranges, Blankets and
Comfortables at. August Prices
Sterling Furniture Co
127-129 WASHiNGTON 81'.
We specialize in furnishing homes
complete. Tel, 105.
Highland ‘- Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal. we. are
prepared to supply our customers either (or present use or winter
stock Rare opportunity to pine. your winter orders. -
RAYMOND BROTHERS
. nails one «1'
ongress .
and family, weredn'vestigated yes‘tsr- “m the ‘irourth Wmessitfnal dis- 5
report of the committee recently an 13
pointed to confer with the liadsrs at 5‘
i r «at soo-
- swag-5555
nleadf5
statement as the. reiult 31' its gath- j
'erlhg‘. soul that St E Viiibéhf was the. ‘
ivise of John w, Alsop when we hadI
a'conferenoo with him as to a ticket 6“ “d a“ 931mm“ The present“
tillti imp . His ”M“ w“ to vote for roll is 28:: companies, with 189 depart
im‘y‘f hhoin the“ people wanted We ment members. From these was col
plump. demonstroted that wears not 01- lected $1.941 .
flwmeekot‘l. my the temper of the Only one death in the service was
“was“... of the Fourth district is reported for the year—John Crain. oi'
t‘b‘ put ups iii gin ticket all the way “"0”“. “"10 hid been i“ from
throu h. 5’l‘he coders or the old par- ”“1“ received in a “79"“ 1909'
i ramifi- ad the“ flue mh‘hme are not Death and disability claims distrlh
RIPE:
’inpmlnatlng gnu, shops the Progres 5uied5 included the following amounts:
Bridgeport. S1,
elves caneionr. and. thy. it ail‘New ““33 “-165:
5 ..-m . -. .1372. AWN“»W3: Hartford,”3122:
'“ 1.. "= . ~' Waterburvaotl; Norwicmsado; New
‘~ Londmi.‘ 3364; Derby. 3m;- Sew
:Norwalk. {134; Merldeu. 8110;
walk :18; Township. 3‘16.
in Waterbury received 3544; New Ha-
. .eeyenteen,
in the association was keenly main-
tained.
s. C. snags. or Waterbury, made a
financial report. in detail, confirma-
tory of the figures giien by the secre-
.tary,
The convention named committees
Iaud discussed some business brought
over from last year, adiourning in or-
, that {dei- to attend the memorial serVice
. After the call of the roll of deceased]
members. an address was made by‘
Rev. Stanley 8. Kilbourne. of New
_ lYork. The roll of the dead included
sixty-one bellies.
Sentinel Wants an. a quick action
and inexpensiu'moons oi communi-
cation The!“ a direct my 6!
“carrying s; message 'to the ones who
will be mostlntorostod
trap
mall; Clearance
.1 :1. “Ailwning Summer Stock to he sold roger-(lieu loi-
' .cost. . Odds and ends must be cleaned up; therefore prions...
' are marked ascordingiy. An opportunity .to get Hot; ,
~ Weather Footweaat a fraction or its {armor mice.
“LIGHT SIX”
oua ,ms flEMONsTRATING can is Haas
. Auto supplies storage. Firestone Goodrich, uniosd sum Tires.
Lowest prices, and” storm to commuters. Suzi-iii; tor the days
. «no son ism om wont on mourn. . .
. input line. NORWABK evasion.
ins’ ‘ '
Secretary Magee said that interest ‘
Britain, 8236; run Haven. :17:- East ‘
xor- I:
orphans ::
van, 3468; Hartford. ms; Bridgeport, I: 5
5 S296; ‘Derbfand Wallingiord. {156. g;
' v ‘Ths number of orphans on the list is
6 Con ons and $1.13
4,.
. ,
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the optical Line
Eyes Examined Free; "
Optician
so wau. srass‘r‘
NORWALK.
snow: as
or
Witho55ut one 6r our 5
impleX
acuum Bottles
Kéeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Manufacturer' 3 Guarantee with every one of them.
6 Coupons and 98c '
Hot 30 Hours
will make .379“..- the possessor of a Rubber Toned. one.
will bring a Nickel pbno into your home.
Ask your friends who own one. They’ll tell you what ,_
, a hmssehsld necessity it‘ has béco‘me. Bring your (lou'pons ;;i
now before the supply is alienated.
COMPLETE Sosa. VACUUM BOTTLE.
Presented by The Evening Sentinel.
Vacuum Bottle Day.
Coupon No , 47‘
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9- Present the above coupon at this office, with titrem
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v.
others of consecutive dates. and the castzamount of ex—
posse items named below, and get this Simplex Vacuum 3
Bottle.
ldgwmdloompleter
A Int.
1 ~12
2:2 SOVacuum Bottle
including a
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hum
guaranteed to ..
and sold 80 hourl. Stroll
M gm. 333‘.“ in
{Nickel 98C mum 55$] 13
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Norwalk Chronicler