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Couch Hammocks
Have you a couch Hammock
‘ on your Porch 5’;
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m . 1,1ng A mgm‘é AND‘ m mums and mother mi
numosngln‘somn in ”a" York tor o. day 7 m of lllllllll m
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l The Misses Luce» and Helen Chad- .
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IndL Country; to rent and for"; 8“)“ng GY‘York' state
Frederick‘H Field is reported as hel ' (Continued from first Page.) ' 4‘
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P'LTay'lor & G Old e lug seriously ill at his residence in Bur- 'lLewis H. Nash facyary. Halfpenny “mumps “in 5'" am
ritt avenue, having had a sinking spell I .
last night. was arrested, charged with drunken-L / '
”UT" NORWAl—K TRUST (30.l Lness and reckless'drivlng. He wasé ' 20- ..
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BUILDlNG, Mrs. Lena Edge of Wilton, and Pa motorised on r $250 bonds.
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_ gm”. . L “mitt-011mm Edward J. Clune, 0; West' The H scar with Dr. H. H. Hoyt,
' 21‘ ' Main street, were discharged from the 0f Brooklyn summer resrdent 0t 3911
- . :Norwalk hospital yesterday. Lilsland, his ““6. Mrs. Hoyf, his sis; \
. __ {tor Mrs. Mary Ferris, of South Nor-s "as 'n' ia ea 0.
The Campfire Girls of Norwalk are Walk Paul Rka6 and Mrs Martha,
at the Bancroft cottage on Wood's lsl- Gunther 0f Brooklyn, N Y., was? TELEPHONE 371 . 125 WASHINGTON STREET. 1 t '
and for a weeks pleasure. They “ilitstruck by the left mudguard of the; ~ two—v . ' ‘ l If not, why not? You reall) (lo
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,return home next Saturday. 1'1“; :“F ngljginrszLaegrghh hard bigwl LL r . not know what you are missing
rug-gear was 15- \ *-
M. Lam L Floyd Sturges, of Bethel and Miss abled, and it plunged up a bank,' collision occurrt L-a‘. L :1.y- 'appar-lLTODAY IN WALLL STREET.L1 POT the next four months . thc .
on son Band Vlebb have received Margaret Tyrell, of Staten island \ “mum; into a tree m stonewall ently driving right {or the taxicab l NEW YORK W St at to. Pleasure of living on your porch
31" new “k” truck \ ‘1Y., are fishing with Mr and Mrs 'nfter running about 54 feet from the' Halfpenny did "0' stop to learn “19' HU—Furtlwr gains of 1:“ ' to tshoeal 15 beyond your imagination. At
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in Grant Butter 5 cut S no L Ralph BLt‘dlLenrl Of Union avenue Lplace it was s'trutk Both tires on :x'enll‘L of the damage to the ‘3” hel points were made by war stocks at :h:' the .pl’lceLs that prevailnow they
3' D u ay nitr .. the front wheels of the taxicab were! a” 't “0" to “3““ 1f all-"me had resumption of trading' today: the are within the reach ' Pf every-
Couch' Hammocks Ranging in
price from $3.95 up to $18.00
TreeLhammocksr 95c to $4.00.
relatives in Broad Ri\er., Fir t District been in‘
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' Louis Genuario and son, Ralph, 01’ this morning and flooded the street and 3:." S masbledL an the axle? lit looked back once and he thoughtlec'ric New York Air Brnke,Crucib1a,'
Main street, are visitng friends in \e\\ ‘ The break occurred near Belts Place. “ 1nd shi ing gear a V bent The 5”,, H t 'i LSteel and Bethlehem Steel. “'95!ng 1
old was shattered in a hpn- 9‘ z 9‘” “a" g" ”g 3‘0“!" 8° he ,house. yesterday's most noteworthyL
L'LJersey. i Officer Wallace R. Sammis 1LLLLLidred pieces and the mud- guard deldn't thrnk It ““9553” m 5‘09 Theifeulure, opened ulth a sale of 3,500l
Mrs. Grant Buttery \isited Mr. and'mgm “”95“"! Le Ray Holiday f 0":th '9" side torn partly off and :r'::~ha'cor'1'tlnu:'de:h 0:31;le b' t'hel shares “109% '0 108 a maximum no:
N” Batterson, of Westport last breach or the peace and drunkenness. 'u': lyS broken The 0an damage '0 a small bank a dr ll'deed “ten 'bulp' cline 0t 1% soon making full recovery, '
Sunday. " » Judge \'osbur‘gh this morning imposed: e elmn car was a badly dented, 'with l n (‘0 l e orcl yl General Electric assumed increased!
L a $5 fine. tleft mudguard 3 "39 and 5‘0“? wull. p1ominence later, extending its gain
1 Mr l‘lipke was the only passenger; Afler looking out for the Hinterests to over six points. Railway idsuesi
in the taxi cab injured FlyingL of his passengers Hertz ran up the' were again backward notably Cans.
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A big time is planned for this even l
’ H E Dunn and Joseph Disesa, ap-
ing at the. meeting of Uncas llaylot‘t,
Extra Special
1.0 R M jprnisers in the estate of Louis Saplon, glass “mm“ an ugly gash out, his 'road after Halfpenny. He boarded dian Pacific and the Harrlmans. Unit-' l
' ' have filed with the probate court mention eye He was sitting on 1), LWllliam N. Craw s automobile which ed States Steel algo reflected moder
Hoy't 3 lap, on the f1ont seat, next to Mllllt’nt‘d along, and the machine ate pressure 5
Hour Oswald of Cranbur' has inventory Attorney John J. Cuneo is: . . .. . . -.,
listed {is a veouran in in: [5-111ka administrator. llhe (limiter DF- “03$ the. ”"98 wom gate chase ‘0 the Selwm car. " WALL STREE,’I‘ N00“ -——Greater 1" I5‘: F‘bu' Chair Seat m sizes or 1°: 12’ I4, 15 inches. l'e-
' ' ..-, ho occupied the rear seat, and Halfpenny was located at the cor- regulalty was manifested later, nuur: - . . . . -
States Nay . 1 3"“ “ . , inforced wrth h v on cl makm
y 1' The automobile runabout of J. 'l. ’llre driwr were unharmed save. suf- ner 0‘ Washington and Water streets erous railroad issues falling under "‘5'? ’ ea Y. n 0th. g them strong and
durable. Special Lprice Friday and Saturday. 10¢. each,
Arm l 3 for 25¢.
Sterling Furniture CO.
_ 127-129 WASHINGTON STREET
Phone, 10'5 ' opposite, lloyl’ s theatre
Miss Jennie Cll’ulte, of Main street, Prowltt was run into by another car. {cling considerably from shock 3b." Hcrlz. who jumped on the run- terday's final figures. Canadian Pac1-‘
is in New York city where she uill operated by a woman. this n1ornlng,as The Selwyn car had left Shirlex ninghonrd of the machlne and toldL “6 W83 notably weak. declining time
spend a week “ith friends. it was standing alongside the curbing Manor, former residence of Play- HHl’l’Pnny “he was the man who run‘ 901mg 10 139. the lowest WOUND“ J
in Wall street. No damage was done. might (“hurles Klein wfih Haip'lnto him" Halfpenny it is said dg‘sluce 1904. War specialties Ins-.3
Postals have been recerved from “‘11 ——--—---— ‘penm. Mrs P Bernstein. Mrs. Sci-'manded to know what Hertz w,nnted some of their activity. but made up fut-1
‘i'fo'rd McMahon. who is \\ Ol'hlllg for the The from right \1 heel of one or the wm’s mother, Miss Marla Bahlck and and tried to push him away. Hertz ly ”“98 Quarters 0' the “‘5‘ hours]
summer at Asbury Park, \'. J. S. N. E. '1‘. Co 0.. repair wagons col- 'Miss Buckmyer, servants in the Sel- held “181. however, and shouted for a ”“3“‘653- Baldwin Locomotive at 70
'— .lapsed on Wall street this mornlng5 wyn household. none of whom were policeman. '7-8 and Bethlehem Steel Ptd., at My
A boy'Wap born to Mr and Mrs. E. Another whcol was secured from Keel hurt. as passengers In the one-seated Omcer John E. Reynolds lost no 18 301d M record prices and United;
R. Hoyt? or Grumman avenue, lsst erg stables and the team proceeded on Chevrolet The party, it was said,ftirno in responding, and he took Halt— States Steel came wltlrln the smallest
nlzht‘ Mother and Child are doing its \\lly.1—- ,were on their way to O'Sulllvan's penny into custody. charging hlmlmargin Of “8 best quotation for the
"folk . ’ " , : , - Dorlon Point House, for dinner lwllh reckless driving, and operating "9? Shares °f the express comp
" " " ' ‘ l Dr Willlnm L. “’68 d has ”09“?” According to Hertz, who was drrv- an automobile while intoxicated. 1“ rose to 3 to 6 points on the rate in‘
”M1“ Jeanette Vant‘oevering, of New his new llndson car. With his wile. ing the Bell Island party to thelr't Bonds were fixed at $250 for Hall-i "8“" granted by the Commerce
HW'BII- l3 Spendlng her vacation at the he expects to "We N ”‘9 end 0‘ umgnomes, Halfpenny was golng about 35 penny s appearance in court this Commission. Bonds were steady.
home of her parents on Gregory boule- Week Tor a tour lasting several weeks 'mlles an hour. and was pursuing almomtng. This sum was raised byLl WALL STREET. 1130‘ mum—Dunno“
Yard. ,r“ Tire route he will take has not been as L“ "g course up the Wilson Point: Augustus C Miner, and flfill’benny and lower prices prevailed otter mid-
W-ye1determlnod 'road One of. the lady-passengers, was released after a brie: stay in d y' with marked heaviness in the
‘There will be a special meetrng M" alarmed at Hullpennv's driving. can headquarters G‘rangers. St. Paul 10'“ almost two
the Hat Trimrners' Union on Friday, Phlllp Slomansky. Day street grocer, -tloned Hertz ‘9 “look out for that Haltpnhp F. "“5 looming was LLLLLlpolnts, declining to 79 wlthin halt a
July ~3231d at the Labor Lyceum. at this morning was assaulted by Jamaal crazy driver" Hertz did "look out" l ed bell {L ' tool!“ of its low quotation. Southern: ,. L , , L . L
' ”a 3“ ore d" 09"” H Pacific lost ‘. full point and specialties '- .. profitably and Pleasantly employed
An occasional drour or so can ‘bet
8: 00 o’.clock All members are re Hendricks colored, u halt-wttted rail and he took the extreme rlght-hand
_ - Josburgh, in. the downtown city - ' . .
2.1174881th 10 58 Dreflelll- . den! of m'm'mrfl' Yfirllu'g'gfintx's'de of fire rot d. his tracks. lnvestl tcourt. Recourse of the shock sufleredland Can exclpted. were irregular. . . , - . " ..' , ., "01'“!le some article ,‘fOl‘; _dress,.or
. 90“” ““5 era 8 r0 9 ‘guted later. showing he had gone as 1b-" assen ,5 of {eriz's a kl 1 v L. ._ ’. ' ' 1.. . . , ,-
Dr. w J 'rmoey received a call to sky was kicked by his assailant who m mm as me mend "on” tracka.;n lllllposslgl: LOL hem ,LLLCLLLr. :1: 1:, WAITING. _ .- ' . “m“ ““0“?“- 0‘” A“ Need‘e‘ ("1.
pp 1 Mrfi- Finns—Wait, dear. until r A1 'f _L work department provides the ma
80 to Fairfleld, where Mrs. Mary \'a- threw him to the sidewalls. t Ogcer which are very rarely travel ed over ”court the hearing was postponed un. ,thl k.
then, better known here as Mary Mc- Frank S. Strntton senrche or 911' bv vehicles. This left practically 1118an Saturday morning at 9 o'.clock l n . texlals and implements in the form of
Sally. is threatened with appendicitis (tricks, who disappeared after the as- tentire road to Halfpenny. When a 1.Mr Ms ne "L d'hl 8250 b d' Mr. Flatte—l cant wait as 100K 85 CL t. -. , ‘ ,
K “ “9W9 5 0“ that; Ive got an engagement day at ~ new “Royal Society" package goods.
ledoctor made the trip this morning. sault, and succeeded in locating him! 11’ . .
. cw feet nest of the Nash factory thel for Half enm. who was released 1
—-————— on Wood street. He will be tried toi p ter tomorrow.~—Yonkers Statesman. L_ . :L 7- besides which we have a broad as-
Permits were received this morning’morrow morning. .5 Mm”--. ' . . "~- - . j . 5 , __ . ,.
“from the building department by theL1 _ . . ‘» sortment 0‘ separate stamped de-L
White Electric Company to wire the '.
.house. of Mrs. M. F. Webb‘s, 011 Olrlo RA‘moAD LMAY BE SHED l
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street, and by T: E. Montgomery to
make alterations for David N. Platt. 3 f0“ DESlNfloi 3 lDEA‘I'HlL
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' The first step in a probable suit ag-
. The attention of the street depart-1 1
LmLe'nl. has been called to the need of rc-
" PM" to the gutters Of High street ““1 alust the New Haven railroad as a re
' Ilmu 00“ avenue. Recent ruins haveL sult of the death of l’iet1o Deslneto, of
1 washed deep gullies 1“ the gutters, lexlngton avenue. who unskilled byn 1
- which have been in poor corru‘ltion and Boston expresstrain, nt Larchrnont \'. l
. tuture ruins promise to make complete \'., where he was one of a section gang ,
' ,the ruin working on the tracks, was taken 2
” 7"“ '5 when the dead man's brother. Giovan- }
“NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO' no, of South Braintree, Muss, lhisi
Ladies Grill and gentleman's lunch morning, through his attorney/John J. l
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signs in the newest; patterns.
Towels, Pillow Cases, Doylles, Muslin Underwear, .,wa'ists,
Aprons, Dressing Saunas. deolr Caps, Infants Wear, Bureau
scarfs. Pin Cushions, etc., etc, all at moderate prices.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
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Red Oak Coal -s A L E
$5 50 ' for cash
Lehigh $6.35 for' cash
' room open until 11:30 p.111. Popularwune” mode applipmiqn for adminis- .
». prices Table d' hote lunch titty cents, t1 ““an papers to the 10031 court or pro
. 11.230 to 2 p; m. Table (l'llOtO (111111913! bate. N'O Wlll was left by Deslneto, \\ llO
seventy- -flve cents, BL: 30 1). 111.10 8 p~‘ has 2.1 years old and single. but he
I. Served in main dining room. _ llrus urge lnterésl in property, partly l
‘ i owned by his brother and four sisters!
'- \\ll0 reside in Italy. |
CANDY } It “as stated this morning the likli- l
L ’ tHuyler’s assorted ‘Chocolate and 100,] of the railroad company being
.Bo'n-Bons. Foss Quality Chocolates sued u .15 strong. it is considered by
from 10: to $1 '00 per box. parties interested that under the Com-
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Huntington.
lirano‘clr, Boclr.
and Chlckcrrug
’S A L 5 E 10F. Plflgsnfi‘é % “PRIME" Dresses
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.. Stillson-Powell Corporation goensmion Act Dermal” ”my“ ' 5 5 1 ., , - 1 , . 1 _, _ F .
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sou-r” NOLLsLLLLREthantreet. or. 1:12;: a good case or r We are gomg to transfer our South Norwallc busmess to our Endgeport store October Ist, LL or Porch and Morning Wear
' , ' _--.._...c,- _ __,,.-L-. .._..:"'-' ""= 1915 AS we have several high grade pianos in stock (some slightly used) that we are~ D '9'" F I A! Greatly
. . . - 1 -‘ . ' going to soil in tlrisLL territory before the sale closes, at prices from $98.00 up. . . . on orge
1 .You cannot afford to let this opportunity go by, so call early and select your piano. 9AA ' '. 1' to See ,
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“'1 e rvcr it any time c orc ct. ISt,19J5. ,. . .
MUSIC FOLIOS . .. -5 . ‘ From 50o up torsoo k 1101“ Murray PRICES
Prices range from $1 to $5
Slightly Used Pianos " summons”... .. Be s... and see 0... s...
The 2d 11311 ol ‘ the Year
. . t b . . L _ . L . - Before Purchas'n .
is )us egrnmng. Plan to make it the better h'tlf MENDELSSOHN- . . . L . .. . $198.00 L .$550 CHICKERING . . . . .. $425. 00 . . . . . So. Nflrwalk L Ill .. L 1 g L
in the matter of your sarings in a South Nor- ’ ' HUNTINGTON --.$200 00 ' ’ ' ' THE LITTLE Silo?
. walk Savings Bank savings account. . ' L ’1 ' ' A WISE MERCHANT 5‘ NORTH MMN STREET _
.'. . .. Earn as much as )'011 can, save as much as ' ' $300 Auto (Pi'amllplag'er’ slightly ndvertisosdrrs ”M" If I“ cannot d° ' SOUTH NORW'ALk ' '
. LL _ -. s opworn 50 to s 0 music giv-. it in a large way, he 11 a th 8 tlnol AN“ VEN 11-."
you can, dcposrt as much as you can. Its the Only ‘ SpeCial for saturday en With tléraéigngksn classified ‘fFor Sale" :o'lumzl.“ Coll K. ~ A. CIA /'
‘up the omce. and In ad. man will Cull ' ,
way to get ahead and who doesn’t want to get
ahead?
SeVeral Square Pianos and Org ans WILL BE GIVEN AWAYL W. mm, a, ,0... ,0... mm“...
SATURDAY MORNING at 9 :30 313:3;023 :3: :20 i122: 'wlth F'udL'a' is charged with taking the goods
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f d in 0 and money from his store ln‘ Duluth at-
m c “new” mm “mm” mi- he had filed a. petition in bankrupt-
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South Norwalk , Savings Bank We have adjusted an easy payment pun that will interest you. . ‘ ...§Z°§?§Z”ii.2i3"lightffififiz f; o, , _ . . , 1 5 mil/“mt
, .' ' j the Minnesota at tho‘rltles. The police ‘ ‘ .
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pen on ay eveninger-omL 6 to BL. flyogfifxz figmzlgafi‘: MW, July 22 .—-Despondent
humus/of continued ill health, Row-
UPS house. The goods included uncut
. diamonds. watches, “mm or: Partly. a painter, hung himself at
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"7“”? his homo runaway. as leaves in. who
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