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warms
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. 79:. 75c one
3,9" 5°C piiiow CASES
10c, 12 that. 15c and zoo
WHITE BED SPREADS
75C. 891:. *1 51-:5. 31. so to $4
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’lAHmr 1o HOTEL BLooK.
° BOUTl-l NORWALK.
new 1100115,
BY WELL KNOWN
WRITERS.
,MiChael O’Hailoran, by Gene
'Stratton Porter ........ $1.35
Rainbow Trail, by Zane Grey,
' ‘ $1.35
“K,” by Mary Rinehart .. $1.35
Far Country, by Winstbn
Churchill ........... $1.50
DONNELI. Y'S
STATIONERY STORE
.16 So. Main St. ., So. Norwalk
'T‘JCITY NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
' There is no “ell-defined storm area .
thismorniug east of the Rocky Moun-
lains. The tropical storm is now in‘
the Gulf of Mexico and will probably
reach the Texas coast today. The low.
est barometric pressure, 29.62 inches,
was reported from Galveston, Texas
Scattered showers were reported dur-
ing the last 24 hours from neariy'ull‘
the northern districts. The tempera-
tures continue somewhat above nor
111111 in the‘central and eastern dis
tricts. '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 74; high,
84. Fair.
‘~ The schooner “Mildred".is discharg-
ing 500 tons Le‘ll-igh coal at Raymond
Brothers' wharf.
The regular meeting of Colfax En-
campment, I. 0. 0. F; Will be held
this; evening»... W .. W .
l.‘ I-I-jr—‘fl ,' v
lialians, .members at Court Edmond
do ‘Amicis. yesterday. enjoyed a- jolly
clbhl-bake at Cali Pasture Beach. The.
adv was spent. in a most interesting
and entertaining manner.
There Werefeleven sales of real?“4
'tale in Norwalk lalst week, with mort-
gages of $64, 36?). For the second week-
of August, 191'5. there were six trnns~
ers of property and mortgages of
$11,570. "
Tarr‘Ty 11115, Dr. Frank J. Kelly, or
this city, and Lawrence Meeker, or
:i‘gles was determined on, Mr. Smith
representing Bell Island, and Mr. Bald-i
,w hen darkness shut down and stopped’
(continued mm rim Page.) "‘ """""'\ .
. . (Continued From First Page.) I.
The games were muehcloser than ' """"' ' A
Mr. King feels sure his daughter is
being restrained against her will.
They“ were enticed away from home:
he believed. by two men in a black-5
bodied automobile, and from idiot-mad
any such good playgl there were tion that has reached hint since they
.earty handclaps every few moments. ,gfls went away he is sure they form J
The men's singles were played Men the acquaintance of the men nevi
Mr Burchard, for the Knob, and MLJEN” days befote August 5 i
Quinn, for the Bell Island Club.’ “’55 Dotterwiek ’5 nearly 18 years
Mr Quinn started my with a rush' old She mm with he1 parents. MrJ
and soon had a lead of two games to; and My“ George Dotterwick at 363%
iov,e but Mr Burchards experience East 152nd~street, which is near they
and steadiness were too lunch for Mr. Ihome 0f Mi“ K1ng.0n ”‘9 night 0P1
Quinn' a youth and impetuosily, and Mum” disappearsnre “’19 59m 1
'11: score shows. as many games went
1 deuce, but at the critical moments
iss Reid's steadiness earned the
'eded point. All the good plays were
eeted by applause’and, as therea'were
hei'l
Quinn was not able to win another. "O“r‘g” Sm” ’0 the King home ’0
game in the set Mr. Burch’aid Win task Mabel ’0 come for awnik The;
ning the needed six games in a row.“ 'ister returned with a message fr 111’
The score “S 6—2. , ' lMabel to the effect that her father"
The setond set went about the same‘ would not allow her to go out and
Mr. Ilurrhal‘d winning by 6 __1_ asking Margaret to come over to the;
This numb was the most enjoyable King house. When her 5N6, deliv
of the da1 and the mam fine plays med/the message. Margaret took up
llt‘l‘ blatli and white checked coat and
’ told her mother site was going for a
111.1ik She has not been home since.
\llwn Miss llotlerwirk reached the
home oi the Kings, Mabel (time down
to the gale to talk to her. That. was ‘
about 8 o‘clock. Silemlbfld left llll‘
,pm'ch only 11 short time when Mix,
Kins looked out and saw the girls at
the cute Latcr.11'llcl1 he went to»
call his daughter in. both were gone.
In the description sent out by Ml'.’
Nd)",
brought out spontaneous applause for
both pla1 91‘s 1cl1 frequenth
At this point an intermission was
tailed fora fc11 moments, when all
adjourned to the 1111111, whole lefl'csll- !
11111115 were served in the ladies and;
a few minutes of social intertoulse,
was enjoyedLby all.
Time “as soon tailed again and
men’s doubles were the next e1ent
. Quinn and Mr. Smith played for
the liell Island Club. and Mr. Baldwin King he says Mabel to some of her:
and Mr. Hayes represented the Knobl . . .
Club._ ‘ll‘lt‘lllls is known 11.»: Dorothy. She is
‘ , destlibed as being well developed for,
. 111113: was H very hot match in both her use, should feel 'Huches tall and
11.1w and the play was hot and fast,
{’0 pounds ill weight, with light brown,
bolllg replete in many line rallies and“, air blue ores, and fair complexion,
kills.
She wore a black and white checked,
'lhc Knob’s partisans rooted for all skirt 11.111111 Hllll‘l waist black girdle
”193’ were worth for their players, as maroon sweater black shoes with gray
winning this match meant the winning
tops. 11 gold chased bl",11(clet a gold
of the silver cup {that the club’s had ring with a blue stone :111d 11 small
put. up to be played for,,but fate and a bar pln. She Wore nobnt.
shade better players were against their Her companion is n goodlooklng
efforts and the Bell Island players won brown-eyed girl, with brown hair and?
the match and thereby tied the score about 5 feet, 1 inch tall. She wore u’
by 5.....4, 4—45, 6-2.
blue skirt, 11 white waist and a check—
‘ . Steering eGar.
PAGE 17111.1
Medel
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$1,975
TWENTY, HORSE POWER
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE NEW STANLEY 20 H.P., FIVE PASSEN-
GER TOURING CAR MODEL 720.
Wheel base.
wheels 3411th Demountable rims.
TireI. 3,1114% Silvertown Cord. Provision for extra tire on running
bo'ard forward of front door.
Gifting; .Semieliiptical lear Home. Channel steel.
Mudguards. .(‘rowne1f; with splasher for radiator.
Brakes. Larger and wider,14x2. Front Axle. Complete Timken.
Rear Axle. Of continuous housings, which bolted together from the
sear case 05.111.113le the spring block. Tlmkeu bearings
throughout
Engine. Bolted rigidly to the rear axle, and braced from the front oi
the engine back to the rear axle, thus makings unit of the engine,
differential and rear axle.
Punth.Dri1en from rear axle at one- quarter engine speed with long
stroke. ,
(1n, lei‘l. side, of Warner worm and gear type, with 18-
inch wheel. ~ ' ‘
' Lighting System. Electric lighths Apple dynamo geared direct to dil‘
torrential. Willard 1.. ll. A. 15.110 storage ‘ battery; electric heati-
liglus black and nitkck large and small bulbs, electrict trail and
dash lights; no side lights
Water Tank. Under frame :11 dli1"ers sent
some) tank under frame at l‘ttlr, behind axle.
Main fuel (kero-
I’ilot and cylinder
,. oil tank under front. seat. baggage space under rear seat.
Condenser Radiator... .hiayo \"-shapt,‘d', cellular type; water tank
capacity it)” to 1:30 miles.
Boiler. 23 inch; three smerheutcrs.
Burner. lmbfiH‘vd drilled tylw. with several improvements which we
WNW" Will .Yll’id it “Willing capacity equivalent to the Mines
boiler 11'itl1 slotted burner.
Body. Aluminum; door opening, front 19 inches, rear 20 inches. Front
’ scat 44 inches wide. 18 inches front to back and cushions 8 inches
deep. 11ml- scsl its inches wide. 20 inches from to buck and cush-
ion in inches deep. 'l‘onncau space 30 inches from back of front
seat to front of back seat.
Top ()nmnan. fastened to windshield. Quick-acting side curtains.
Windshield. .Cleer '.'isioll.-rai11 'vlsiou, ventilating. \
Color. llody and wheel spokes dark, rich blucp called ’alcn-
line's Russian body blue, with line gray striping.
except the wheel spokes, black without striping.
John Pierce”
Running gear.
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47 ESAILROAD AVE.
SOUTH NORWALK
130 inches. turning radius smaller than last ‘wear’s 710. “
Spedzl‘ Sale
BATHING CAPS
All the Latest Styles
Regular 50c Values
Special 25¢ hell
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
STORE
ForR‘ent
Now Occupied by 'the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hetel
1 Over a Desk
' CAUSES EYE STRAIN, BUT
my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
eyes cause you to bare head-
aches. your vision blurs. why,
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
RIST.
The New Science
EDEFINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
by a wrench, twist or sprainin the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
This created a tie for the cup, each‘ed coat. She were no hot.
clue in the series havl'ng Won three
lllatchesalzell Island’s wlns being one
in mens singles, mixed doubles and
men's doubles, and the Knob having
won one in men's singles, two in la-
dies' singles. It now came time to
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STERLING AT New LOW necoao'
NEW YORK. Aux. Ill—The English
pound sterling tell today to the low-
est American value in history. Norm-
ally quoted “4.35 in toroigu exchange .
CHILDREN’S cassette?» \
later life in the different organs and
bin“. ‘
1 Chiropractors remove the cause at
,dlsease and pain, health is restored
Jthrough harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curvature
or the spine. You will never regret
Marthe dccidiné’game and men's sin-
lt opened today at 4.07. a loss or two
WAISTS, My Collection 0'
Were 981: up“ 82.98 3M”. 79¢.
SUMMER DRESSES, 796
Formerly $2.98 up to $7.98 . CLOTH SKIRTS. 790
M- M, PTA$gEL§F SON $3ngng
cents from Saturday‘s low record of
4.69 Greater demornllzatlon was 111-.
lso shown by the foreign exchange;
market at today's opening than ever,
recorded here before. - ’
win. the Knob Each player gained
a set and four games. All were called
the plnv for the day, leaving everyone,
in breathless surprise, where they will than on Saturday. Paris checks were
have to. remain until next Saturday, quoted at 597 a weakening of sevau
when the play “’1be 009,91“de and cents over the Sunday holiday. At
may the best man win. 130’“ ““1”“, this rate it requires almost six francs
want to win the cup this year and to buy an American dollar
the winner will be anxious to“ accept}
a challenge for it next summer.
was'r POINT CAosrs ON HIKE. ’4
WEST POINT, N. Y.. Aug. 16.——The
NEW MODEL STANLEY ‘STEAMER entire battalion of cadets, more than
John Pierce, agent for the Stanleyiitm strong. accompanied by detach»
French money, likewise. was weaker In 5’"
Danbury, returned to Norwalk Satur Steamer, receivediSaturday one of the l
day afternoon from an automobile up ‘new model 720' five passenger. tryout};
on which they started August 1. They horse power.\ cars. It is a yeryngracefu
toured into Maine and on the way back’ appearing and an ficem 011a y easy
in travel between
came through the White Mountains. Alriding car and w
most enjoyable thip is reported. lone hundred and one hundred and fit,
tomb; of United States Army regu»
lars, all under command of Col. Mor- ‘
ton F. Smith, commandant or the 011- i
dots, marched out of the summer en-
campment today on a week‘s hike .
which Will carry them into Putnam
giving the Chiropractor c chance to.
__From A Coal
Pocket ls
Order Now at Summer Prices
Positively Clean
help you. . ,
Magnetic treatment: given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
341 .wIIhlngton 8%.. 80. Nor-walk. Conn.
Graduate from «Palmer School. the
Mid-Summer
discoverer.
CLEARING SALE
on all Household Goods. New
and second hand. ' Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
ulcurllowsrr
Phone 419. 37 NORTH, MAIN 51'
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i Chiropractic la the deflnitlbnot the
lcause of the disease and the art art
indiusting the same. Disease is caused l
m _..._..._,.. ___.._'__, ,,
Entrance on Main St., FairfielQ
Ave and Cannon St.
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3““89P0rt. Conn.
Sanitary
ludestrnclo Hampers
Store Closes at5 Daily Except
Saturdays.
they are just 11 hat fht name
impllcs. 1 he Jllllt" strut to hamper
is 1113111 of strongr filler material.
it IS ligrlltutight takes all «web
ltllt “hitc finish. and is an ideal
;SCI‘\‘ltL‘al)]€ llxturt for tilt bath
’room.‘ ”Hilltrr an tllrtl slim and,
‘shapes art oblowr \‘tlll'rllt t1ian~
a ), 113111111 01' round to ill 11111 space
Fourth floor.
and
t‘llSlh—"ll is tut ri'rllt '“
\ ll‘alkcl (ltlts not tllfllc~ll is
mark of pure linen.
1'11 (ollars that sell rcmllarly at
2 for a quarter But this store
ought to sell three times as
=1ilany: tllcyrc so good all men
10“th to wear them. '
Trouble is men don't know.
“"0 “ant ’cm. to know.
ind to get ’em to know we make
this spctiai ofi‘cr: ..
For a limited time,
any size and style——
1
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601: 1- 2 doz.
Right of Main street t.<loor
1111 10111111 11110111
COMPANY
011 will want several of
these good-looking Ross
the moment yon see them.
They’re difier'ont' in texture from
ordinary gross, fibre or fabric
mgascootlm Indwurlonger. ’
No place for din to settle and
frehuent washing won‘t harm '
them.
Every room in the house should
have n Congoleum Rug. Como
HOWLAND’ 1...
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, l il‘rll $17.13.. $335
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T00 MUCh Bending l 11111111 IHAL 33-50 f
‘ lllll‘ll Sth'~— 33-75 E
“but
it looks 11",tll fltlS 11'cl] wrars V
“oil 11.»
llllrker are the onlx purt Jill-“
larkers of ’
Real and true
cellar comlort .1:
feel free to consult me. All 3"
work guaranteed first-class \Vllt'll :1 1111111 buttons :1 Barker" ’
and done in my modem shop. It‘llllill" on, lllt‘l‘t‘ is 110 fnltlicr
-, ’ll‘l‘llllllc l.
Willi 1 « ‘ ~
am J’ moore .'\ llalktr ills <11motlll1
V . Captain'Charles H. Smith, of Lown-l
Lockwood, Miss
des avenue, took a party of friends’out
' yesterday in hlswlaunch Mildred. A
very enjoyable day was spent. Among
those who enjoyed his hospitality were
Mr. and Mrs'. William E. Jam'es, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Verlln, Mrs. P. J.
Florence Bray, G.
Fleambaum, Dexter James and Captain
and Mrs. Charles Smith
After an idleness of several
months the John C. Wilcon’ company .
on South Main. street, this morning,
started operations in two departments
in the shop, namely thallsizing and
making departments. It was stated at
the factory this morning that a. num-
ber of bat bodies will have to go
through these departments before the
finishers, curlers and trimmers start
“Your Valuables
Should Be
Your Valuables should have
Safe Deposit Protection.
Place them' in our Fire and ,
Burglar Proof Vault and,
you know they are Securely.
, Safe Deposit: Barres for rent 1,
at reasonable rates
The People’s 11-1111 to:
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’ty miles on one filling of the waterland West Chester counties, The col-
tank. Mr Pierce, 47 Railroad avenue}. umn mored as infantry, cavalry and
Our prices are as low as anybody 5 prices.
‘11: today and let us tell you all 1
about them.
{will gladly demonstrate the\ car to
—-n m: taunts non. 1115 a non-
anyone who 130 requests.
4 EARLY’ COAL ORDERS.
Urged by Coal Companies on Local
. Dealers.
Urging that orders for coal be plac-
ed early, 3. letter of public interest was
received this morning by a. locil‘coal
dealer from a firm of coal operators.
It is as follows:
“In view of the labor agitation all
over the country. and the demands
that have already been formulated and
made by the Miners’ Union on " the
anthracite companies for an advance
in wages on April lst next of twenty-
five per cent. and many other condi-
tions which will materially increase
the cost of mining coal, we feel that
bins, and'keep them filled, and in turn
can be promptly made.
“By doing this‘ you will place your-
self in position tb satisfy the majority
of your customers and relieve yourself
of possible embarrasbment later lathe
season. 1' . ,
"Reports show that the lonnage for
worded to the consumers this year has
been less than for a number of years.
and the demand in the near future
must we 1111111., be very,g_reat.,
“There are indications of it scarcity
or labor at the mines, and with in-
creased tramc on the railroads which
is predicted. it is very likely that the
our supply will be inadequate." ‘ ‘
we should urge you tofill up your.
call upon your custbmers to place their ‘
orders with you now while' deliveries
M Ad.'rboy,aromdbyo
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artillery with a batter of mountain’
howitzers on the backs of mules. The;
command will return to the 'post on
Saturday. « i ,.
WILSON NOT TO VISIT CAMP.
WNSHINGTONMAUE. lit—President
Wilson will not visit the citizen sold-
iery camp at Plattsburgh. N. Y., be-
cause he feels public, business forbidsl
him to leave Washingt’bn at this time ‘
He has-written'Majorldeneral Leonard
Wood, who invited him‘ to the camp._
epresising his regret and his interest7
in the movement. ' ‘
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—A, good ad. pays to the best paper.
WE REFER You .
TO THE HOUSE
that has been painted with our paints.
1‘. it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes. and what's more, it will
Wear walk-we guarantee that. All our
paints. oils, stains. varnishes. enam-
ois. etc. are the but obtainable-
that's your protection. Phone ill.
Call, Write or Phone
Our representative will gladly call and see you
about your winter’ 3 supply.
Phone
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COAL.
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan 8t. 791.441
GARDEN, GRASS AND
All the best vhr' t
Pia ts. 1e 1
AL
3 f Bordeaux Mixture,
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END OF THE
CLEARANCE
In order to make room for the Autumn merchandise
2-, coming in, the remainder of the summer stocks must now '
be entirely eliminated. Very EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR-"
TUNITIES one therefore being“ offered fer procuring de-
sirable WEARING APPAREL and the ACCESSORIES
T. of the summer, at prices so low as to 'be wholy diSpropor-
tionate to their; actual woptli
SUMMER
Death, '” etc.
A 11110er & 1111101111
51131 No’rwallc 7. ,
es Tomatbe, Cabbage and Pepper
KINDS OF. INSECTICIDES.
Limet Sol hur Solution. 'Arsenate
Lead Heleboro, Paris Green,p
L“ l. J. llllillllll'
~ AND SON COMPANY.
GRAIN SEEDS.
“Slug Shot,”
ZOaZZjMalu Si“ Norwalli
"Bug
toned seat, at
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ROWE-Rs .
y , ‘Infants’ Rompers from six months to two years, in pink
i .4 and blue checked gingham, tan, blue, pink and white
., striped secrsucker and plain chambray, with or without but}
I‘e-Iceculoon-a
Childrens Rompers from two to six years, in checked"
ginghams, striped sect-suckers and plain .chambrays. Made,
in regular styles or in the beach rompers, at . . . ..1 50¢ .
, ‘ Children’s Beach Rompers, made of phase crepe in white,“
pink and sky, broken sizes, regular price 75c. , Special5 at
1 ill to 1‘, ' ‘
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