BUILDING,
;l55il‘
rday in Rye Beach.
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the Fairfieldt‘onnty National
ks.
my National Bank,
lph' IMF)
4..-
at weeks vacation.
III W‘s... ‘
. and Mrs.
sI Fitch, teller of the National “0'15““; 5" "555055
‘ Norwalk, will spend his vac
“Which commences today, in Norin 5 tend.
ld Mass. His mother will accomv
pony him t'o that resort.
.-
ow Haven.
oyinx the sojourn
01.11-59.15
ifiwnfioh for C. C Howe,
nib Mitchell
York City.
Complexion
IIHarold Nash. PIero3
Daniel Gleason,
to once Louden
if“
mil
Realifitate Shore
' 111113.10 rent and for
i if 81 Golden
.. NORWALK T'RUET 60.
1230
IF. Singeu'ald, Frederic-k
nd ‘f‘red Geitz,‘ of this cit3.
. ‘15 ' . ”:95 5 '
heater i’. \lecker, hookkeeperI Iot '5.
Bank.
vgnu today his annual vacation of tuo
is confined to
e ”95 Railroad a3enue on zit-count
'1». R. E Perdue is in 1.1
. :1» ~ . -.
“g n Horace Richards, assistant honk-
pet' of the National Bank of Nor-5 '
Walk, has returned to his duties follow-1
. Edward Leary, and
hlldrou, of Bridgeport, are visit
the home of Postmaster Ari-5
ary. on Railroad avenue
a_'u11d garden tiuili
'l‘rederick A. Ells, secretary and
55 5555qu of the Norwalk Savings 50-. “5C5“ “559 [5‘35
, is enjoying a weeks' vacation 11
‘ jsummer residence of his brothe1,1
ph 13. at Woddn1ont..iust outside
Mrs. Ella is also en- 55‘“
» . threat“
'The Who”, police. have been edited lilo in"?
said tit-haw 53‘0““. w
automobile from
His description, ac:
log todhe police: so years old.
Vs toot nine, of stocky build, sandy
and clean- shaved face,
Q11 tooth in front upper Jaw. ~
,In‘iqven sooulmasters 01131911514151; enr
ed the hike to Bold Hill Saturdav. i
«main mad was avoided and; as uni
I tir‘nent, the woods were traveled,
”Idonf being guided by a compass.
5 as broken at 10 o'clock, yester-
rnlng, the members arriving in
lty at 4 o c'lock in the afternoo
a who participated wI:ere Douglasi
.. wintard, 5“
. 24.“ Austin, 1,0.Gregor3'. E J.
Lawrence
)5? T. Dunbar, Mortimer MosherI 1‘
“I it “an1
EW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
3' Grill and gentleman's lunch?
in open until 11: 30 p.111. Popular he Treasury,
fir! as. Table d'hote lunch fifty oents:I 15:35:: 351333585322; 5,3,,”
to 2 p.111. Table d'hote dlnner,I
entyiive cents. 5:30 p. m. to 8 11.
ed in main dining room.
John Kish, of Johnstown, fem. who
all within the l555581 week,Ip35'oposed to
Miss J nits Turocsl. of this cuisine ac-5
cepted, - tilted her at the very last
minute; was sued for breach-OJ-prom-
toe; settled for $100. was .at last united
in marriage Saturday evening at 7
.l' -—-Gra.nulatcd—-—
SUGA'R
o'clock, b ythe Rev. Gabriel DokusI,
' pastor of the Hungarian Reformed:
church, on Lexington avenue, to Miss:
Elizabeth "Corba, or tips any. loan;
after making this remarkable record.
uhich has never been equalled in Not
5'33alk, and probably never will be, set
Idut for lobastown with his bride . I
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101111 iiill0li 11113;
John Jacob Kunz of 11211111 Hill
-‘,roud North “ilton, sustained aloss
5estiniaied at about $3, 000 late yestcr
WIRED 'Scolield. of the Fulrfleld day afternoon “be“ his barn “1111 eu- i
I. I‘m” after 91130) to 55;;5155F552d “505 tire contents was burned to the ground
orir .ll -' s it 11 in
by im. Thi building was struck b3i
llightning during the storm and in 11:
5211533 311111111111 3311s a raging furnace,
his 3 3 faith
515‘“? 510"“‘3' 55'5”") 50558 ”f 5555” 1.‘~'( well without injury. His sisterwas
implements and ungons wen totally
dcsuoyed by the humus. I
._~.,-m 1
RAINS INJURED CROPS THROUGH
OUT STATE. , !
Loss by Rotting and Mildew Will 1'0.“
' tai Thousands of Dollars—'-
H‘ay Ruined.
HARTFORD, Aug. 9.——'l‘iiouannds of:
dollars d'uuage has boon done to farinsi
within a radius of 15 miles of this city"
b513' the excessive ruins of the week. no
3. Corn, potatoes
in general have aut-
and late hay crops have been
ruined There in danger of vegetables
5rottlng in the ground and potatoes be
coming affected with mildreu
The reports from the tobacco dia-
th5e crop amounting 111
i. value to many hundreds of thousands
of dollars, has not been benefitted by
the rains, but the direct damage is lim-
d! to those Mabel; Where the plants
lliave bden blow n‘over and require
The“ tobacco ralsers feel
ktnl'I‘thaItI nbne of the recent
as accompanied by liail to
maIko'5 any comp 111111.,
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MRS. KEELER Honoaso.
The following communication tells‘
of the appointment of a South Nor-
5wolkI resident in the National Do
fen'sIe League: '
15557555 John Keeler, 64 Woodward 1913's.:
The executive committee and thel
directors or the National Dateline
‘League have the honor to notify you
that on the nominatibn of the Nation
at Tribune, you have been appointed
In delegate to the conference on No-
Defense which will be held in
washington, D. C. October 4-7, 1915
under the auspices of the league. 1
JUL‘JJS IKAHN, N. (3..
Chairman.
ROBERT F. BROWISARD. U. S. 8.
Vice- Chairman
lAttesIt Official: 5\Wlnileld Jones, Sec.
'“fl “ '.
"‘I:
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$115131) MEXICO.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-—Wllliam G.
following
a conference here yesterda3 with
jSecretary ofI State Lansing concern-
ling the Mexican sltuntldh and other
matters. 5
SPECIAL ‘25 Mr. McAdoo \isited the submits.-
» Hépilfica ................. 17c ury. ,33here he met W P. G.- Harding
"Sal Hepatica .............. . .341: of the Federal Reserve Board. He
4550 Sal Hepatica ........--..I....670 declined to discuss his plans“ for the
‘Sfillson-Powell Corporation
lessee-aliarion Ionuoolsr. .
day or to say whom he expected 'to
see. He might have something to
say latei in the day. he asseried.
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‘I.
3 '- 17‘
"3?
‘I'In the South .3or33'alk Savings Bank iS worth two
that are idle or misspent. II . $2. I5 I-
" 3565011 work to ploducc dollars. Mable them work
31...... w’
pilldrille will be disfigured for life
It caught in the ruin. late Saturday night.
lsiile of‘lhe road to adjust the storm
“pie“ The other machine belongs to E.
01313 11031111 -
AT lN'l‘EREST
5 H ployed by a5 Mrs Lee, of Newburgh N.
I Y. When Mr ‘Rogers arrived in town
5 a settlement for the damages was ei-
. I coed on their way. . I x. ,,
. fractured in),- causing internal injurief
i;
Josey automobile, driven y s-M.
" 131111132 out ort‘lie 'iI'
’ Leap. and
38011me 5“”
11. 1b.
Native Cabbage, aI lb.”
153: pli-
POTATOES
POPULAIR AMUSEMENTS.
‘5'KlNDLING” Touonnbw.
The picture patrons of Noruailfi will
have opportunity to see an excellent
hill of photo plays at Pleasant Hour
. and ’Lochuood' s Hall today. in uddi
' Ition to the usual Monday fei'iure "Who
Pa‘yIE-‘l series will be continued, a three
part installment being included in the
.. program. This, it might be said again.
is one of the host pictures ewr turned
out and it has much pleased those who
have followed it. Aside from its high
class. each installment is a complete
story and can be enjoyed whether any
or all other installment: have been
seenr‘ For Tuesday Charlotte Walker
appears in u the part Paramount
"Kindllng" to which timely reference
appeared in recent motion picture re
Policy
New
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WRECKED 1.5 111 111111
(Continued From First Page.)
l1u1t. Jones. drum of the limousine.
Irlio ribiy out about the face. and it 33 231.
After a visit in Rye Dr. Brown was
on his 33 :13' i0 Norwalk. He was
Wind he stopped his machine by the
curtains to keep out the rain it was
while the car was standing still, the
doctor going mound to the side, that
the Jones limousine, speeding along at 3'ie33'.s The serial beaut1iu.‘ 'The God
a good rate of speed. loomed up out of5I51ess" appears Wednesday. "Worm
the darkness and forcibly smashed in- 5wood" a noted Fox feature playsrior
to the rear of Dr. mown's machine. :I'l‘hursdny and ‘The Running Fight
Miss Jones, who was sitting in the will be’l'I‘ridays feature.
rear of her car. was thrown topiard. ._
sobering terrible nuts about the face TODAY IN WALL STREET
5She is undergoing treatment in the
Greenwich Hospital. The force of the‘I'
NEW YORK, A3159. 10: 30 a. IL-Ali . ..
.IIrIo‘anlw. sooner—'3. liars
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MI <———-——
- COIHE HERE
FREE DELIVERY
If you 9R5 looting for spec.
Ghiotto Ska-“ban 1.1
I Telephone 1845. 2351's. Main It.
BUY "Now?
—YOUR\ -
l-‘bruitare, Rugs, “may
& miles n
fS...__._____'er"nz Must Furniture Sale
DREGSEB.‘ 1 ‘
: ~ at $1. 98
1 All the Po 1
1. . Pu or Strips.
IN VALUES UP To {5,00
l
i
I to prices within the reach of every-
; one.
i
'l‘liii LITTLE SHOP
l 66 NORTH MAIN STREET.
1 . scum NORWAL'K
K AND A. CLAVEN
SALE
in many cases below cost.
Some of these appliances are
as new; and carry the usual gua
antes.
Come in early,
impact threw the doctor's machine rhr of the war. shares were higher 11141111 . 5 5 5
ward severm five feet. when it [13(0wa opening today. A wild circulated report
up against aT-stope wall. a complete 55““
wreck . gum 3200, 000,000 was to be cubed
31-,” c", up...” Down. istimulated bidding for these shares.
A mitoculous «caps from seriou
13113 by the compact: 155i“: trio automo ““0
bliss is reorded in the ambient which ed re
Ioccuy‘ed arm midnight Saturday "HIM 315-5555;“
thlehem Steel
ghi' on the post and at Peat armed!-
am5.-p -Boih~u1achiI fumed lipside. Railroad s5ocIk55 sis made a good
down. ”“9 stoppingIon the. “"ImneyI‘showlng. rising with the industrials
13311911: “I! ”39 other fimh‘fi 1511; "Rough: Union racinc. Readirllg. which Valley
1 d St. Paul were strong
the guard fence 11 landing... bottom an I
side up in the swamp about six feet} “ALL STREET 550°55‘15“ 955“”
below the road One car was a local; 5" 5“ 555° 5.9555555395555555” 5555"“
bIro light out :i5 considerable whims of
Reclo and
55‘5”" “55““ 55’ 6m“ 5 ’ iatock «Which had been awaiting a
at eo-
was bringing homeoparty of too p market, and the leading railroad is-
5sues receded. This Selling was of
3955:0515!“ 05 Stamford, and was bmmd5015ily temporary effect. howe3'.er its
a .
‘1dustrlalsI began another upturn and
bliccozdliliz ‘50 555% igfgggggrgmiz railroad issues rose vigorously. Spec-
“ e' 5 :1 “(5:55!“ t h l f the iii-1 ;ulation was quieter, 'but there seem-
struck‘t e le 55°“ w ee 0 ed to be a good dutllde demand.
.'ne3' in passing. Both drivers 5mmed5'IIWestingbouse Electric was marked
ately lost control. Thejitney lost the 2 3-8 points to anew high record
front left wheel and turned complete :t 1“ 3. .4\ The advance at General
ly around, stopping after it had 5umed5Moto'rs was ”increased to 15 points
0565‘ The occupants 5‘55 escaped 55555555 at 219. and \V tins-Overland rose
minor bruises and scratches. The oth- I .5 1-2 to 15., both high records. Bonds
er machine crushed through the fence.5‘ .53vere irregular
demolishing’one of the posts and land 1
555g 5“ the 8555555555” “559555553 down. The and related issues “ere advanced rap
pussnngers in that car were unharmed 51(111' in the afternoon. Steel touched
There were sev eial ladies in the two .74. Pressed Steel Cat gained Spolnts.
(ms and all of them lost their shoe... .
as a result of the collision. . l
Both parties Were taken to their;
homes 5“ 0‘5“?“ machines. "' lwns admitted to the NOIWBIIK hospital
New York- Car Strikes Car. yesterday afternoon for medical tIreat-
Around ttvoI- thirty o'clock yesterdayIment
afternoon, the police uptownIII received Mrs. mgruh‘am 0.5 Ross, of Wall
a telephone call from Wilton to stopl street, was admitted yesterday and op-
aud hold the driver of a New York stated on this morning.
automobile With the registration num- Mrs. F. E. Brown. ‘of Belden avenue,
ber of 88. 638 Officer Page was doingI was admitted yesterday for medical at-
trufllc duty at the corner of mm and 55tentlon..
Wail streets and be halted the carI Ei'aIuk Hollis, ot Rowayton, was an
when it came along The complainant mltted this morning for medical "0555.5
pt meat 3
NOR-WALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
South Wilton. who said that the car
had struck his team in passing it,
breaking the shafts and knocking the
horse ‘down. Calvin Crumi‘ned‘y, coi-
ore5d, was the chauffeur, and he is em-
charged yesterday.
Mrs. Anetta Keene. or Main street,
was sent 5199.12 eyesterday -
.George Hoke, of Wall street, was
also discharged yesterday. -_
FIRST. FLIOO5R
footed, the autoists paying $25, after
Which the police allowed them .59 5.555.535. Workmen‘ 55555505 555585 engaged 555’ m“.
trig alter‘atlons to the county, éourt.
house building on Golden Hill street:
Bridgeport)» have early completed the
‘ a
not» Cyclist Hurt'5
Kenneth Blanchard ofI Howells
Park New “WM“; 555 Y" ”“55”“ a floor which :1: to be coupled
State’ sIIAttorney Homer S.‘ Cum-
' . is Ibat a little more
corps « Ito . he on the
cosine and nicotine banners expect
to the liver. when his motoroy is
many afternooncolllded wi 11 New
Chase, in" Barton. Elan rd as
a 1n'Cruclble Steel, which developed a It 55
you 111.111.1215 . “
WALL STREET. 1:30 p.Im.-—ISt,e5ei.
Mrs. Sarah Hyer, of Harbor avenue, -
John J. Croker, of Wilton. will 25115155 1
COU RT' ‘iHDUSE .
CHANGES T6 BE DONE SOON. _5 5 _ ‘ .
~ A50R~for guilt prices tor-past) IO5AK‘
rooms on the east- side. Of the first. .
iby '
a war order amounting to more 5' ‘
To 41:51.an our suumsn
Summer Dresses are very 110me;
now, and our line is marked down
A Real Bargain
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little shop worn, but are as good5
It’ a your chance to save money.
.AT A SAVING anon 30 79:40 PER CENT
EXTRA SPECIAL
I;\l_tl)ou«'all Famous Kitchola Kitchen Cabinet $30.
‘\ hite Beauty Au st Pr
Roam: at cost gu ice $24 Porch Chair and .
SterlingFumiture Co
I27' 129-13! Washington St.
Oppo. Hoyt's Theatre
Phone 105.
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.. 11111111 SPIDAIE
SHINE 11131111111
. sEcunI‘TV BUILDING"
:TAKE ELEVATOR --- UP ONE FLIGHT
. .
in E58¢iricalllppllances5 - Ills mun Erwin. 22l8
Every appliance in our stockI
with the exception of Grills and;
Irons' 15 marked down to cost and5~
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
PlantsA” the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
ALLBKlINDS OF INSECTICIDES."
_ or eaux Mixture. Lime—Sulphur Solution Arsenate
of Lead, Hekboro, Paris Green, “S ” "
Death "’ etc. lug Shét, Bug
Brown 5 3111101531; 3022111131 51.. Norwalk
r~-
Fina Clearing Sale
015mm“ and Minded SI Wearing Apparel regard"-
”less of cosh“ nits Costa!) Issue w
finial)! filth-1'1 “thin’g “WWI! . .. aisle, cor§ets
hm must 1:
“" 5Clo5aks5 8
Millihery'
TI-EIE Paar
Insurance
rm, Life, Accident. Plato and,
Werkmen's Compensation, Linhtil.‘
ty, Marine and Automobile.
gouty Bonds. . .
Notaries Public. ~
suamuhip Tickets
J. M. Layton 81‘ (0.. inc.
REAL EBTATE . INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave., 8o. Norwnlk
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. . . SOUTH NORWALK
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EThe City N ahonal Bank
'l‘llli CHECK MK
Is it wise to keep your money in the mine. at home or' in your
pocket, when by placing it in till; Bank. you have, without c5ost, the ad-
v'antage of a. check book and the additional security to; your surplus “
funds? ,
Checks are of value only to the person in whose favor they are
v_vvv"'"
draw n—~they give satisfaction and add dignity to your bassiness trans-
actibns. Your personal interests, we believe, are well served by
Will fit a dummy forth; but
225-227 E. Washington St.
Ready-Made Clothes ‘
Cleaning, Pressing and 5R6-
the handy check book. Ismail, an walrus large accents solicited.
3'11: 'gm' 5.... * ~ ~ ~ 5 .-
‘0 er rem 1" 1 , .. ’54 \ .
. . f $15. no or f - I “\“‘II
58- Nilllldlla 3 Busmess ' : ‘ . 55%
Custom Tailors Tel. 359'5r 5 5 5 5
To Drive "
pairini NeatlLDone.
Pain Away
sold at éxtrerncly lovv prices.
55h
5M5
iii. GU'l‘KOWSKY
Phone 4195. 87 NORTH IMAlN I585I'Il'5.
MidaSummer «‘- 5 5 but; things you will find '
CLEARING- 5S E in this drug store to noyI \
5 ' pain—plasters. ashes. lint- .
on 11153115131511.5911 Goods. New . merits, etc. We Carry, atom}.
and scoond hand. Everything
I
It
i.
Gard remedies of this sort. I ”age
I 555,; your doctor prescribes for 5
you bring his prescription-I
.1161: and have it properly
filled. T
cIOA’L.
3 Rowan 8t. Teltldi
"55 I .‘3 »5
['I'H‘a WM. 211mm»: co. 15ml. 5
a.“ INIIol'VlIIk‘
H is MEAD 11;...“ g
58 North Main Street.
Justhhat you need "
Delmous Creamery Butter. .....~.....r...1.5.5
IIIEIagle‘ Milk, 2 cans ..............I..1...1..........5... 27¢;
5‘“ lbs; IPOCLHCOICIS .[u' syn-35d nodévfi‘uoavooec-c- ‘_5¢.~.
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