have to more well-known m
Wont tEé country from having
moms to their 111an than nfiy
mos-mixer of drinks in the United
Mon. and yetJofgixyesrs he 1133
one» he called the attention or men
‘ are» going too far. His temperature
We were brief, but effective. ‘
'erep it so, young man,” said
My patron “i used to he doing um
um You are now doing. One day the
hoop 11 no. you us having his now."
The attest of ’such lectures on those
restrained more than onwnlker who
‘ mbably would never have been
melted by Billy Sundily or the mls-
w le MW oral-9s its: in the
when Salas; wording to his
filmus. » Tho richer has denied um
~Rio‘irey, of Missouri. :1 wellsknown
politician indri ban vwsnt in Welsh»
baton a unorter oil a century ago.
The Shoemaker resort has long dis-
gloved 11 sign mdin‘Vé, "The Home of
the Rickey." 1
_. Ir Williamson i‘ell dead while
planning over to fondle his pet dog,
V‘l‘eddV‘SV' Roosevelt. V
113%
NEW, HBBVARY BOOKS.
‘Ll“ of Volumes Added t6 the South
Norwsik Library During‘ July. '
not of books placed on the shelves
ell! Ville South Norwalk Library. July,
1915:
(Jewish, J‘ D.-—‘—'Favorlto Fairy Titles
dietold. “'1" *
"' Vase; E N;-The Shell of Flanders.
Olmi‘téod F.—-‘-A Cloistered so.
were» . 1‘ ’ "‘3” .,,‘.V
Day, wa’i‘he Landloper. 1
Bhe'hsn. Canonm'l‘he Groves of Kli-
horns.
Jonson, E~anpy Pollyooly.
Cu to, A. & Er‘The Haunted
11.1.3117, —The 1.11111; Mls
Bindings, H—Secre‘t qt the Rest.
. wens,- C.-—The White Alley.
'Wilson, W.~When a. Man Comes
”To :Himselt.‘ ‘
Coley, 1\I .-—Wlid Flower Preserva-
fion
- WlldV P.-—~lJaw11 and Other One Act
: PM
V_ ‘ (lbll‘ders, E.—‘~‘Rlddle of the Sands.
' leVowd, E.~‘~Doodies. V
Iikiiihbs, H .H.—‘-'Sundown Slim. ‘ ‘
Miller E.-—Daybreak. . ~ ‘ “:
tringer. A.-—The Hand oi.‘ Peril ‘i
Ad‘a‘m, A. H.-Groc‘er Grantham
‘ hauler S. Music and Poetry
_ MSmith, M. S. C.—-Splrtt or French
G L—Landmllrkdfln
Froncll Literature. 1 .c ,. 11 7
"Tye Full Years. 11
'“ R.~The_ Man at lrom
‘ Its-film
1.. m A if Believed. wu/
totalled a drink himself. More than -
In Oils-loot when he felt that they "
m one day to a. bibuions (and "
junior told me I had but one kidney
M and l decided 1 needed that to ‘
an on for the rest 11! my life. But
Williamson misled the me gin 110ch .
“the man who directed Williamson to , A
uh Band it was served to col. Joe V
more. J. H. +Brumble~hee slid {B18
‘ ran, Mrs w.V\-H. éRaqolleotlon or I
.5.
selfishn-
Ed "llhuy it.
V ownth
Mares
.égtA
41!.
‘1
(Continued FremFIm Polo.) .. .
vol-ions prisons Where he had boon
serving sentences.
A little over a year'sgo Boutou was
released from Dunnenioru prison upon
the recommendation or the prism: phy~
stolen. who said that Boston” was sub
’ luring with an incurable ease of per-
tlolipsrnlévuis. Benton save he is sub
terln; wt 11 neurltlil Boston hlld been
otl't Vot ‘p'rléon hut a“ .1169: time“ when he
'qu arrested in South Norwsik 'while
trying to stesl 8. team of horses, wagon
and sets or harnesses belonging to ice
Dealer White. He was sentenced. to
the Bridgeport jail for a your, being
released it month ago. He at once re-
turned to his home 111 Mill Plain, but
did not remain there for any length or
time. The police visited his place sev-
_ oral times, but did not succeed in find
,2
ing hint until last evening.
The two charges made axplnst Bou
ton in the City Court. Daubury, Master
Boy, was the theft of a motion picture
mochine. the property at the Dsnhury
Gt Bethe! Street Railway Company.
from the open air theatre at Lake
, Kennels on June 23. 1910' and the hur—
glsry o! the residence of the late Will
lace A. White. when he was living at
durlhg the nlkht at July 10. 1910. Bou-
ton pleaded not guilty to both counts
Prosecuting Attorney Normun C Beeis
until Wednesday and this was granted.
Bonds were placed at $1, 000.
Benton presented 'u'pltiuhle spectacle
When he entered the court room one
, while he vvnsj being sshl‘sted truth the
lockup. to thé court room by two police-
.1 men. He had to hold on to choirs, ..
banisters and the pllcém'eh to wally
and frequently uttered...sroans and
pouring to he suitor“ greet pain. The
* police claim
Inland Waier- ’
«can Show American V .
La. Turkish Cigarette selling at
110 cents, that hug the mm mm
That’s why so mshymen ’of umpioV
V wellington» Immatzhrkuh;
11Methodowaho Quality—- ty—not the prime 1
“STRAIGHT? Quolity will remote use.
its! would“ romeo control? 1 .
usked to: a. continuance of the case .‘
Turkish W3,
“ STRAIGHTS ” has
10 I19: 10¢
tors machine was met recovered?
the stable oi Bouiou's homo .th
' Pisin‘,.lllilden under A lot or hot-AM"
or
with Sergeant Boiler car Pulmlmsn
Pope went out to Mill Field to touts
Benton. Bernoulli Boiler and Patrol
man Pops sow Bullion wilting along
the railroad track in the direction or
Dsnhury. The man was walking with
the aid of two sticks. but was making
good progress and apparently was not
very lame. When the pollcoms'u, who
Sunday evening Com
were in citizens” plothosAVV deco
him, he answered them turd colitis
nearly mode his escape.
trouble tor it little over. two yours.
spasm. Puvosounos I? "
2.30 o’clock. and everyone i
is comislly invitedt 1h
moons allcthe time twisting Lnd turu- :2.
‘ lug his body, limits oudiheud suit up-
. ' L .m .
mom will bound: [or live
.gmmoflnmndths
‘nnthosuoom. monthly
Mlmuudfllhklm
walking, evldpnlly not rdcognlrinx
them. As soon. they say, as they told
him that Gofitsiu Bradley wanted him
80111011 begun to oolllipsé and could
hardly walk and had to ho ossisted to
the road and into the automohile. He
has been in that condition ever since.
Boston claims that at Vtinles he sliders
but little with the smiotlop‘nnd; than
that the pain comes connecting himin,
, various putt oi his body so that ho
' 1 can hardly stand. When he was out
rested a year ago in South Norwslk he
says the policemen a hard; light and
Vile claims
tilnt he 1135418931 sullerina with the
The police say that residents oi
Mill Plain and nearby places have tell;
them of seeing Baotou wslkiug along
without even the aid of a cane and V9.11-
109 west street. Danbury. . sounltimewamnm not even mm, , bah-4mm 1 1 11-. were:
__ ' 'I ' I:
it. A third 1- more slorms indicates .
The spools! day at the pls‘ grouhds
in South Not-walk mourn tomorrow.
There will he an- interesting order ‘11,:
exercises in the Mormon. stsrtlngw st
“Illsmltflfld‘mm
M
was-ammonium.
the rimming ”solving 11o W
colt! awesome-wows»
EMT NORWALIK runs sun-i .'
. BOXES.
Cir-ll“: “091 MW}-
. We»!!! 1 -..'V
’Pflutobmwmmlyn pulled=~
fullnoopmmsmmm
we»; Wfiomur
In. auditioncimlmflm 0‘
lumelnmwillhomoumuor
mm.
Whine-mull 10W
“filmmamoflnum
“entrainment.
bismuth“ (trim) ,
WWWWIIAMIM.
ole—nitmntunsonolom
mums-snowman -'
ills-WIDE; - " ..
WoudloaoosmV ‘
WAMNMMR‘.
(roll-7’
f. {3. "’ ‘1’.
mrm’“
w.- (TflJll 11‘ f
SW m1”- (N) 2:; ‘3 .1:
4 11M!!! .ll'll‘. \
not open
Idaho om. are out.
“SIX-rm!!! Q'O. It S .- m-IV ..
5”! ‘Mfi, l) "‘41.. 1"
stint-noon session of
nullllli-Jl‘on hints quickly spilt
...H. R. R.
l: Hickory Blot! uni Bell Island.
it Blue Point and Baton Paint
Bil Pounoyer St. to Cross Sill:
V28 Cross St. to Railroad
LB; Railrood to Brooquldo, : 1;
or (West Side) ‘ ’
15 White Brid Brookaldo
to White Bridge is. sill (lions Island
Sound ,~4.‘
Sound.
dlcatos testing; two strokes at balk-'7
thus. in fire to out:
to be shut
sloquthsirmmflmh
Amino
sshlnstllet
the La Folletto Benson's is! it
~uvu~tlle in The Sentinel. It
A. outcomes. «no am am l1 :5
Alekphmm to. ramp;
Iii-um!“ Zone with no 4
Amino» st odd times. taunt olf-
immusr.m.mlmuns
n62. ,
m .nosion at Mile '
lirli-r'l‘mntr- two. u 12- to p. u. it” '
nubile.
WAHON mu m 30m ’
12 Highland Avg. to N. Y.. N. H. t ‘ 1
:1 gen; Island Sound to McKinley" ‘
a“contrsl," McKinley St. :to flour .
11 White Bridge. 3. w to Duns Inland ;
One stoke 0! bell at odd times in-
Vfour otrokhgpt ; V
tuba-BM
Boeinienad
‘ 13m is ofiered at the. «listens: of on per cent,
tinctlve Aidan markings. ”W as
A {lligh backs, and covering of green palms velour.
or
' wings, covering of green «flax velour,
-.
*5“..sz ' 13,1:
ThelAugust Sail: of Furmitlr:
' Continues this week
Through this entire week the Furniture Department is g! “
the service of all those W119 are desirous of 1: -V any ‘
room: or any part of the home. Nearly everything in the g;
with
reservation of office fittings and filing devices. Dining room
gun-II
, chairs are less to per cent. In addition are special tines whichI
show reductions amounting to me than. the discount
may and Parlor Sets
Adam Set of three pieces in solid mahogany with upholstery
pale green French tapestry.A very attractive and graceful de-
sign with carved urns on the to set the pieces and other dis—
.,50 for $65 00
Solid Mahogany Set, three pieces, divan \and chairs .with‘
Was $71.50
55000
divau, and chairs with
was $136.00 for $75 00
um! finllt at, three pieces, Velour coverng with full
upholstered backs, was $54 50 for $32 00
Imitation Mahogany Set, three pieces, With loose velvet
cushions, was $31 25.1w $25 22
' Library Sets ‘
Imitation Mahogany Set with Spanish leather cushions, a
very- salinlactory resign for libraly or llcing room, was $10.00
for 1 1 $48.00
Solid Mahogany Set large davcnport and armchairs, solid
Solid Mohegony Set, three pieces,
5 .
' mahogany with broad arms, beautifully marked, seat Cllshlorls
and backs of English lllorocco This set will be broken 11 do-
V sired V i
..
= Full upholstery oi Spanish leather, was $3
“numerous small springs over back and arms,
Dovenport, tvas $1 rope for $50 00‘
Armchairs, were $54 50 for $28.00“
Club Chairs snd Rockers.
1900 for $24 50
. was $3200 for $22 50
Large Turkish Chair ofocd Spanish leather hair—filled with
was $70.00,- 161‘
$5000
s \ ‘
Do not delay A week goes quickly
Although discounts are. removed from the Bhsclucnt Furn—
ishings; there are numerous special lines that remain to be
closed -.out It will pay to make frequent visits to the China and I
Kitchenware Departments. 1 V . .. ,
RY” Itrills wont usual at
then good-looking Rugs
the Minolta-n: you see them.
: hflfinutlntoxtnro‘from
4? aim or fabric
" remember indwmlouor.
No pilot for dirt to some sud
frequent W won't ’lhonn
“ "Evoryroomlnihehoou should
Mennoncoimmm . Cm ‘
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Merrill Business College
South Norwslk. Stanford. Port. Chester.
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