to serve on the 168
Cream. Fruit Flavors:
,Smwfibrrf
Banana ‘
Orange
Pineapple
Lane's Bakery.
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NEWS
The public schools will begin the
tall term Tuesday, September 7.
Miss Mildred Gregory, of Camp
street, has been visiting in Hartford.
115%. 7W. Green, of Parker avenue,
Glenbrooli, visited yesterday in Nor-
walk-
Thomas Walsh. of Westport avenue,
has recovered-from an attack of blood
poisoning.
William and Thomas McGlone, of
Southi‘x row 11111 were visitors in Dans
hurt last evening.
George Ross has been making a vis-
it at his forum home here. He is now
located in Port Chester.
'rhe Misses Lucy and c. Waiburgha
. Lynch returned today, after an enjoy~
able visit at Northampton, Moss:(
A son has been born to Mr .and Mrs.
Ernest Elmore, oi! Tyndall avenue.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
~Stra1vs cut in price. O'Brien.
Miss Elizabeth Wynh, who has been
visiting in New Prestons has retained
to her home in Plafisvillc‘venuo.‘ 5 ,
5 Mrs. George Buckner-tit. of the
Bronx, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Bruschwein, of Butler street.
Miss Elsie Baum. of the Bronx. is
spending a few days with Miss S.
Louis; Bruschwein. of Butler street.
Rubel't M. Dertlc, of Bridgeport. is
the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. B
H. Steegniulleij. of 3 Elizabeth street
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robertson, of
Newtown. terrace, have moved to
Cleveland Ohio, whom Mr. Robertson
becomes a member of the firm of
Hester, Stewart Corporation. r'
Motorman Aibért Plunkett, or the
Norwalk line, came home Without ‘a
but this week. He‘ losir'hl’s hat and
badge while driving his car over the
1 bridge leading to Roton Point.
”Mrs, H. M. Cole, 01 Center street,
who yesterday celebrated her birth-
‘ day. is entertaining Mrs. D. H. Van
'Hoosear and Mrs. Clinton Van Hoos-
. our, of Wilton They will remain over
“ the week-end. ——Danbury News.
The condition of Rev. '1‘. II. Picker.
of St. Patrick's parish, Bridgeport,
“who was stricken with appendicitis
and operated upon at St. Vincent’s
‘Hospital, Wednesday, was reported
last night as being much improved,
with every chance 101' his full recov
ery. '
.
-FRIDAY Loner-[EON
at the Country Club is popular. Many
enjoy it weekly. Why not you?
r?
- A4
Ihvesbnculs'
You are charged no com-
missions for investing in if;
on; Savings Department. 55555,
'chay ,
FOUR PER CENT.
K- fife” compounded semi- " ‘
' i‘annimliyion
deposits in
sin Ii. I:
the So fiction to realize?
vms 1111111: 11m.
'Pcptoncte of Iron.
51 wmmston 5'
_ street.
' come.
5‘1 ‘51niser5y from a dull ache across my
“ buck and sharp, shooting ltwingoa‘in
, were helping me. Four boxes restored
1, 111115;
, Dunn's Sidney Pills, for they did m9
'5 do much good. I am 31nd to confirm
5’ iny former underwent." “ 1
Containing mas. and 1.1m, with
11%me
UNDERTAKER 51
NEW 359 MEN'S BUILDING
27 WAQHINGTON 8T.
C o a 1
PLACE YGUR ORDER NOW
and be protected at “Summer prices for the Winter.
RAMA» BROTHERS
M
JWHIGWD
(Best for ‘Winter Use.)
._..- ”1.--...9“
vet, office, 1m; House, 193.:
The Reed s Volk
Electrical Co.
The Cindy Puliyluulppod
ELECTRICAL 8140’
In the TM .
AUTO 180m”
one... coo—u be. 111111 01.. .
Bo. mug we run flock."
Miss Annals Rooney, st‘enoarapher in
the Lounsbury, Mathewson Company,
111 the Reynolds’ Motor Car Company.
left today on their vacation for Pitts-
fleld and Lelia Gourde.
O
The Public Utilities Commission has
appointed September 9 an the date of
it public hearing in Bridgeport upon a
petition . from residents of North
Bridgcort for better service on th
Bridgeport & Danbury electric rail-
way. ' "'
m
—-—B_A8F.BALL.
Norwalks vs. Locomoblle. Ward Sb,
tomorrow. 3:30 p. in.
Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Knicker-
bocker and party 'are spending The
week at Compo Beach. The well
known Springdale fire lighter reports
having a good time swimming and
catching sea "sharks" and sea “spid
ci‘s.“
Mrs. A. 1), Webb, 01 Greenu'ich.
mother of Harry Webb within city,
who is visiting 1‘11‘1 Califot'n “Quart:
that she. iauhavlng 91319155 5 time
there M1111. Webb was culled west by
the death of her brother, 1.1115111 before
returning will snake a tour mof th'e Pa
ctllc coast states
M
Annie Havens, of Norwaik, was be
fore. Judge Young, In chambers, yes
fore, Judge Young. ‘in chambers,
this morning, and was sent home
to Norwal'k with a warning to discon-
tinue such actions as she exhibited
hcie last evening when she appeared
in town intoxicated “Stamford Advo
cote. ‘”
Miss Lenin and Mlsh'fil‘hdys Thorp,
of Holyoke, Mass, are the guests of
Mrs. Earl Stratton, of No. 165 Marlon
Miss Virginia‘ Lisbona, of
Norwalk. has also been Mrs. Strat-
ton’s guest. Paul Lisbona and son,
Paul Douglass. of Norwalk,~were week-
end guests at Mrs. Stratton’s home.-—-
Bridgeport Post.
t 4
Rev. and Mrs. A C. Coburn re-
lulned yesterday 1151011111 week's motor
trip to Cape Cod ”sand Boston. 011
Cape Cod theyjstopped at Plymouth
and Falmouth. Tomorrow lieu. and
Mrs. A. C. Coburn will leave on an-
other motor trip of a'we'eh. They will
go to Avalon, N. 1.. where. on Sunday.
Rev.<Mr. Coburnwill preach at the
services at'the Episcopal Church of
that place.—-Danbnry News.
so To THE RESCUE.
Don‘t Wait ’11" It's Too Late-Follow
the Example 01': South Nor-
walk Citizen.
Rescue the aching back.
11 it keeps on aching, trouble ruby
Often it indicates kidney weakness.
It you neglect the kidneys warn-
lug, _
Look out for urinary disorders.
This south Norwallé. cltiuen will
show youxhow. to go to the rescue.
1115-1. Morelli, :1 Union utmost).
,Norwrtikrsays: "Iliad trouble 51mm
my kidneys for years. i won often in1
mi 101113 A friend told me about
Deane Kidney Ellis and I got some
at Pialsted's .Drug Store. A1161- 1 bad
taken a low doses, 1 found that they
me to good health.” 1 1 1 1
A Grateful Qorroiioratlon. 1...
Over five years later, Mrs. Morellt
“I will arrays recommend
3 .
moo/5501'. ht all denies-3.1)»? 11111:
and Mrs. Catherine Brede, bookkeeper '
coonnoon-coon'oopooooooooooo5
motions of the banks, as outlined.
great demand has developed In Great
, collleries, builder lumber for general
Bridgeport, against the Tl‘ngd‘e Mann-
5‘ and ha to with cannula
11 ~ng PM “no that and orders on W
‘ twice untimely rec-55
lPEClAL V
_WASH GOODS
5 Drone Glughlmc
Bruno‘s om
Primed V911»
colon: salute:
colored 1.111011
1.
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
tithes ll! 5
UNDERWEAR
Childreo'; Drum
Miocel' Middtee
LIdIGI' shirt which
Ladlec' Undrflklgase
Ladlee' Haul: Wm
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
SOUTH NORWALK
A. DICKERMAN 81 SON
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beginning of the scire faclas actions.
The banks failed to plead to the
spire facials within the time fixed by
the rule. in the United States court,
and defaults were entered against the
banks. At the term of the United
States court, subsequent (05/1118 enter-
ing of the defaults, titli'bauksomoved
to have the defaults opened. The
judge overruled the motions, for the.
mason that the court, under the rigid.
rule of Federal courts. was without
jurisdiction to ropon a dudgmentnen‘
tcrcd‘ata previousfierm, land this rule
In exiended'to and includes all do»
faults.
After the overruling of. the motion
to open The defaults. the banks moved
for 11 hearing in damages, and also
moved under Section 937 of the Gen-
eral Statutes of this State, that the
United Hatters of North America,
claiming to hold by assignments from
ihe'defendants in thcmrlg'lhal actions
the moneys in the hands of the banks,
at the time the attachments were
made by I). E. Loewe & Co. be cited
in. The banks further asked that the
United Hatters of North«.Ai‘iieriea give
to them a sufficient surety to indemni-
fy them against all costs they may
suffer in the event that judgment may
be given against the banks. In the
memorandum of decision tiled yester
day, Tudge Thomas grants the three
.1
LUMBER TRADE GIVEN A BOOM.
ST.,JOHNS, N. E. Aug. 13.-—Thc
lumber export trade from this ~coiony
which has been almost nonexistent
for the past few years. has been
brought into pruninence again by con
ditions growing out of the war. The
Britain not only for pit props for the
purposes. Lumbering concerns through:
out the island; which have been oper-
ating entirely for the local trade, have
decided to go into the export business
on an extended scale.
The export of pit wood alone for the
year is estimated at 200,000 tons. A:
regular heet‘of steamers has been enf
gsged for several months in transport.
ing this material from Newfoundland
and eastern Canada, the British col-
lieries having been unable to secure
their usual supply from Europe he: ‘
cause of the closing of the Baltic sea
and the lumber requirements of the al-
lied armies in Trance ' . 3 5
During the past ten years moot b1
the soft wood logs out in the colony
and not needed for local construction
have been sent to the pulp 11111111 for
use In the large paper making indus‘
try which has grown up during that
period. '
5 SALTS TEXTILE GO. WINS
H TFORD Aug: 14mludge Ed-
win 3 Thomas. of the United States
District cool-1.119.111 rendered a deci-
sion for the complainant in the case
of the Salts Textile Company, jot
it. The new notice makes it sion.
801'! arid the local stenmshlp ticket _ ‘
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81111111. Underwood.
Emma. all other
mics; sold. 11111111
museum? rvoewaireae'...
W‘
‘ Hazelton
.Cutbill’s
We handle nothing but
the best.“ I L
The only place in Nur- 5
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food.
,Cutbill’s
Bridge Morket i
- 31 North Main St.
Free Delivery._ Phone rod
1.
. BUY
Goal
The B. Hershficld & Son Co
TIL. no. 11: amen or.
repaired. Rentals, :1
our mouth. Machine:
sold it to per month.
JAB. DONNRLLV.
to tooth Main 81ml. South Nomllo
i was
Storage
’ 4,800 Square Feet.
Don’t Forget
' to Sec,
Tom Murray
11 Soutbllaiu Street '
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AUTOIsre” CALLED UPON T0 :1;
PLAIN.
1
“—4—.-
Fourteen Cue: Scheduled for Hearing
at Capitol Tuesday.
For violating the motor vehicle law
In various ways. aceording to the list
prepared to. date, fourteen offenders
have been notified to appear before
Secretary of the State Charles D.
Burnes at the capitol, Tuesday, to
show cause why their licenses should.
not be revoked or suspended. 501thtse
cases twelve refer to reckless drivingl
and the others are for evading respon-
sibility and intoxication.
Those hidden to the carpet are MT"
Schatzy, Hartford, reckless driving;
Charles Marconi, New Canaan, reek-5
less’driving; Hugh V. Conroy, Frank
heist, New Britain. assault, reckless
driving and evading responsibility;
while drunk; Nelson C. Olson, Bridge;
port, reckless driving; Richard Lewis,
lery Allyn. waterford,5recklesa driv-
ing; lazy Winters; New Haven, reek
less driving; Peter Dnziadlx, New Ha-
ven, reckless driving; Frederick N.
Robert F. Clark, Bridgeport, driving .
Bridgeport, reckless driving; W. 1311- ‘
If you are seeking storage room
at reuonable terms inquire of 5
Norwalk Steamboat
PAGE 517151111315
25¢ wrunow SHADES ........ 19¢
SUMMER VESTS ................... , . so
25c HOSE ........... Y
SPECIAL HOSE ......................................... 13: 3
25c DRAWERS ........ 1 .................. 19¢ ‘ _
' $41035 VELVET HATS ............. $2,991 I
H " SPECIAL WHITE SATINE SKIRTS . 99¢
'1 $1.25 DRESSES. ................ .1 79¢
FANS. . ...... . ............... 3 for 5055
15- ‘50c routines.- SILK GLOVES ........ 39¢ _
1; i
TENNIS SHOES,-
SENSIBLE SHOES
FOR SUMMER TIME.
Cool and Comfortable WHI I‘ E SHOES
FOR MEN WOMEN, AND CHILDREN.
YACHTING SHOES
TRY 'I‘RII’LETOE HOESIERY V
You are stile to Find Stocking Satisfaction.
"v
Tree? PINKS—1w.
All Kinds
«.
Bulimia &,:Sauutl‘ers
‘Pbone mast-13 or 11m
OUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Pyorrliea Alveolaris
or what is known as Rigg’s Dis
ease. is exceedingly common. it
is marked by. inflammation and
“tenderness. and a gradual reces-
sion of the gums from the teeth.
There is .1510 disease more dread-
ed, occurring in the mouth, than
thine-Encouraging the growth at
pueproducing germs and discharg-
ing its purulent matter with every
act of mastication.
Prompt attention to this dis-
tressing condition is Imperative,
not- oniy to relieve those teeth 1114
ready ‘affectedu but to prevent its
spread to other parts of the
mouth.
Dr. .1. 1.1111119
10 South 1.1.11 351. so.- Not-1.61111
Dimock, Waterford, reckless driving;
Salvhtor Curtain, Ansonia, evading re‘
reckless driving.
The list is likely to be somev but
named by Tuesday it State Police-
55n1an *ilowe Wheeler completes investi- _
gallons.
1 MUST HAVE PASSPORTS.“
Local Eieammp'om... Receive 1",
* flee for Passengers; 1
Local steamship ticket offices re-
‘5 on
vided with a passport.
passengers should
selves with passports. The steamship
it was 51111135115 but did not insist on
offices will so advise all who book
tor.-
ports is man to apply more cousc-
tally to Manuals who book portage
to my of the countries mitt we:
The steamship cdmpanle‘s will now ,
”who it at the port or do
curved notice today from trans Atlan- 55' 5
5 tie stedmhhip companies that hereof _' 5
’ bar 110 passenger will be taxes
11011111 051111501 the ships who is not pro- 1
Previously it was optional whether
provide them; ~
nouns: o A. 14.11: or. 11.5
extensibility; Henry F White, Windsor, .
impose: told their passengers that:
15m forrfluropeun pom hereon
The new rule reuniting ms. 5
i
. I
F airfield County
TEN CALVE‘SWADDED TO U. S.
BIBON HERD.
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Buffalo on Wichita National Forest
5Now Number SlxtyTwo and
Prentice to Continue Increas—
‘Inn.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14. —-The gov
ernment’s herd of buffalo on - the;
Wichita National Forest, in Oldie;
home, which Is also a federal game
preserve. has been increased by the:
arrival of 1en calves, according to a
report received by the Forest Star-1
vice from the supervisor in charge. I
The herd, which now cOmpl‘lSESi
sifty-two specimens of the almost ex-
tinct bison, is in good condition, says
the supervisor, and promises to con-
tinue increasing at a rapid rate.
Eight of the calves arefemales,
bringing the number of boilers and
cows up to thirty. The bulls number
i
1
l
themselves 1115a pasture which has
Just been fenced in for them. ’
Three years ago the budalo lierd-
on'tlie Wichita Forest was little
more than half as large as it is now.
.mals in the preserve, including the
A Full Line
CONKEY’S
5 cats 01 local attachment
serve. '
' ore some would:
elk and antelope, also are“ increasing,
due to the protection. afforded,
[only agamst hunters, but against;
lwolves, wild cats, and other preda-
tory animals, which committed ser-
ious depredatlons 51mm the establish-
ment chine preserve in 111905" until
measures were taken to stop ’them.
in protecting the game from proud,
tory animals, the wardens and forest'
emcers are also promoting the latch
who grace
several thousand head of .cattle on
certain allotted areas within the pre-
.-.
MATTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
mama 11.511111111115111, ‘llnited States
referee in bankruptcy, recently hp:
proved the final account of John .1. Me
Kalle, trustee or the bankrupt estate at
bouts Goodman of Bridgeport. *3. final
dividend of 2 per cent. was declared to
creditors. The preliminary dividend
1115 6 per cent. virus declared to credit-
m »5 _, 1‘“.
themes room inside an’order
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South 'Norwalk-r
What Are Your Assets?
The Ideal!“ conduct of but one and personal
chance the maniacs employed my distinctly
Avoid The Liability
0! not hlvhg 1o checking 9000111“. We Invite cocoon J
given chided: Ind courteou- 31111111115111."a which on
THE OLDEST BANK IN N RWALK.
thirty-two and have been placed by! .
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It is said that the other game out ;
not ‘
,1eur, in a room in the boarding house
1 broken down the door or their
.' The, men was able to talk, but the g
5 that her counter was moo to for
5 ' letth wbodveies 11.5; Polletti 11111 the:
‘ - centl'y directing the sale 111 the assets
entire Oriental Produce company ot‘r‘cnly
affairs today '
National Bank
“m.
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Rooms 98 l°
-——g- 1 at:
1 0111 Mid-Summer
Clearance Sale
Ends with l'o-nighlg’“ .,
We have broken lines too a
small to put back with stock 5
Also smell lots not included 9
in this sale. a,
Thence we will offer for {no in
next week at very attractive 59
prices. ~
' Come in and secure 1111‘
baroaim. .
no
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t,
550. ”Norwaik Ct. P1101115 5446 D
We give 8. and H. Gm
Trading Stamps. in
BLOPING CHAUFFfiUR HAS BEEN
1' ARRESTED. '
lMIDDIEmWN: Aug. 13-118
aftermatch to the discovery of An
Henry, a 16 year-old school girl 11‘
Moodus, and Joseph Pelieiti', a: chant-
of Mrs. Joseph Stabbinson Main street.
Tuesday night, nearly overcome '
illuminating gas, Pelletti has been
rested for seduction. The ones
made at the Mlddleaex hospita on
warrant issued by Prosecuting At '
ney William .1. (30113151111111 Pelletti
an umbdlhnce alter the police
were entertained to: her recovery. Biro
use much better yesterday, 1111
the 1101111111]. The police are no
gather satisfied with the position of
the girl’s mother in the case, as they
111111. 11111151151111 k‘hevv- that all was 11
right. She told one ot the policemen
lie-l ' bu"5'1il yours 1131: The 11115
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