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Outtng Man a , may 1 s
for all time are being shown. '1
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
' South Nomlk.
NEWBOOKS
BY WELL KNOWN
A new garage and factory building
'-' .ll be erected within a short time by
sssrs. Swartz & Corbett, in the rear
their Old Well Cigar factory, on
alashington street. The building will
be of two stories, and will be canstruct;
led of fire-proof material, and will
{measure 20 x 50. On the first floor
1space will be alloted for‘four garages.
WfiRITERS. lThe second floor will be devoted to
Michael d’HdllOrdn, by Gene 1factory purposes. The contract has
Stratton Porter ........ $1 :not yet been awards} but Work is ex-'
Rainbow Trail, by Zane Grey, 1‘99”“ ‘0 "a" 50°”:
$1 359 New Plumbing Shop.
“K” by Mary Rinehart _ $1. 35: F H. Bedient has received a permiti
Far Country, by Winston 5111 erett on 20 Wilton avenue 3 shop,
AC urthill .......... .$I.50 20 x 35, for ’l‘ E. Montgomery. The
~—- ibuilding will be of one story and "'1
D ONIN EL L “Yb :0518230.
$600 Garage.
STATIONERY STORE 1
16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
The contratt has been awarded to
iAllen Wood to erect a garage 011 Un-
{ion street for Mrs A. R. Minion. The
9 material 11st 1i will be hollow- tile. The
’cost will be $1300.
Alterations to Bakery.
5 Hill lloodner has received the neces
to his North
The work will
to build an addition
“diedar street bakery.
.9 (ust $3 011.
Another Fairfield Park Bungalow.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for New Haven and vicin-
ity: Generally fair weather tonight
and Friday.
Cool, pleasant weather continues in
the northern districts east of the‘;
Rocky Mountains. The southern storm
is moving slowly northward and is _
now central in the southwestern por- a “
lion.of..Arkansas. it is causing heavy-
local showers from Texas northeast-
ward to Illinois. Fort Smith, Ark., re-
ports 3.92 inches of rain during the
last 24 hours. 'Heavy showers were
also reported from the South Allan
tic coast. '
fast as Faitfleld l’urk, judging from the
oitice. This morning still another per-
mit was issued to C. B. Kunes to erectl
for Mrs. M F. Webb, on Ohio street,
ow bungalow.
Illegal Plumbing Torn Out.
street. The building inspector
originally
1sary permit to make alterations and
P. J. Galligan has been issued a per-
mit to install a sink in the house own-
ed by Mrs A. K. Johnston, on 28 West
said
this morning that the sink had been
installed by an uptown
Stalls 1.11.11 1." Catch”
Lynchers oi [rank
(mom—.337... Panel)
wan-glands.
where the Georgia Prison Farm in lo.
carted, on Monday night, last, when!
HORLICK’S
“am i
Tbilifzi‘l‘i‘t 1.."“5'. MA LTED MILK;
the officers at the farm are to blame! mfmnmmgflAWi
for the loss of the prisoner, declaring; Matti. “mi-mm;
the mob was so wellorganlzed thati Fuinfmnfinvdtdo-Ifiowingchildmt
they were powerless. Purenutridonmpbuildinghwholohody. !
Under Georgia law the governor can. WWW ‘
offer a maximum rewardof $500 furl M” healthhllthanmoroolfee ;
ea1h arrest and conviction. l W you W “my?”
‘1 probably Will do this," said that pup . H; "’9'.
1m .
governor. 'Thc abduction of megcavautv VETS HAVE REUNION‘
States ward, and his '
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‘lynching will be fully inquired into.‘ ! .0 D' i
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Elect Officers and Hear Address By
F. 8. Allen.
About forty members of the First
‘ Governor Harris also announced tha1 ‘
he expected to issue a statement some1
:time today on the lynching. He said'
he had tecehed many letters and tel- ' ,
gegrants from outside the state asking (onnecticut ”"3”" held a reunion atf
elAhtlt action would be taken by the ‘1- A R Hall, Hartford yesterday iii-1
in 111r11oon.Fru11cis E. Allen chairman"
testigation be made. of Admilul Ilunce Section. No. 42,,-
Ooternot Harris has received many NaU League Of the United— States,1
letters from outside the state asking spoke on the hurt the navy played in
what action would 'be taken and urg-__1l1e Civil \Ka1'l‘1easur-c1 (1e01,.e 3.1
log a complete investigation. iSmith of Noroton, ’repotted on the;
1 l. N ltagsdale,_scting Mayor of At- finances of the association. The foi- 1
Manta, has made the following state- lowing otliters were to elctted for the
111e111.((1111ing vear: ,,
‘The daily and weekly press of Geor 1111.51.91”.
gia is practically unanimous in con
damning 1110b law and urging the Gov- 0390,01,,” 11ml Trellsurvr— -(‘.eorge SC.
Iernor to take action in the Frank Smith of Norman. E
lease at once. its is investigating now
1and will probably offer a reward that
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I. D Contctse, of Wind.
-—THE BEST SlTUATlONS
.\'0 section of the citv is growing as will bring the guilty parties to 1118 are obtained by advertising to the
tice. \\ lute a large percentage of out best employers. The Sentinel reaches
reports truth the building tinspectors people believed Frank guilt), yet they this class in No rwalk and vicinity l
are lawa'biding and heartily disap 1":
p'rove the action of the 111011" 9
1 GERMANIA ll0TEL
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NJJW lOliK. Aug 19. ———The body of
Leo M. Frank arrived here, early to ‘ M. FLEURY Proprietor.
day, 011 board 11 Pennsylvania “3“)??? EUROPEAN PLAN
train. More‘thsn a score of, 11111-1E Room. 501: day, ”.50 week
tires and policemen were on hand to! lnd‘up.’
._Railroad Ave.‘ SO. Norwalk 1
guard against any demonstrations, but "
few persons were gathered at the sta- ‘ 9 . |
lion. Mrs. Frank. who accompanied
the body of her husband on the trip
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Water St, Foot Raymond St.
TO CLOSE OUT SUMMER
DRESSES.
‘ at use;
All the Popular Stripes.
IN VALUES UP TO $5.00,
Summer Dresses lire very popular
now, and our line is marked down
to prices within the reach of every-
0118.
THE LITTLE Si“)?
156 NORTH MAIN eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK
Ii. AND A. CLAVEN
'Last. “can
11111 COATS ‘
Prices unresistable
M Moltasch & Son
South N orwalk.
Norwallt Pawn Shop
Money Loanetl an Articles oi
Value.
Lott-deemed Pltdgcs Sold at
Sac rificc.
J. Rosenfield
40 warm? STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
.hude been spending a week at llick
Conditions favor for this vicinity. -
Generally fair weather with slowly
rising temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY. it
Temperature: Low, 79; ltigl1,1
98 Partly cloudy.
builder" without a permit, without a
Itrap and a vent. and without atteuion
of the city health ordinance"
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—THE KRIEGER HAlis‘F
SALE
which takes place twice 11.011 year is
always looked forward to by many,
because it is a genuine bargain sale.
This season a great deal will be sold
. PRICE
131110.11. will‘ be this diversion stall” 6““ 1893 lb“ haif. , ‘
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the Elk’s Home this Evening.”
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There will be fireworks,
night, at Roton Point Park.
_—.——,——-
The Oenoke. Campfire Girls,
tomorrow
who
cry: Bluff, returned to New Canaan,
yesterday.
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LAuto service from your home to!
1113 depot a specialty. Schaub’s Phone
70
1' : .lal.‘
ll‘omorrow the members of the Hill:
side Homing Pilgeon club, of this
city, will ship a number of birds to
Now York city for a training fly.
, .
Tomorrow afternoon, on the down-
.MilS. flilll DESCRIBES
llil. NEW’ SING ' SING
tinder most favorable weather ‘con-
ditions, Mrs Anne P. L. Field spoke to
a large odd sympathetic audience at
the Country Club last evening, her sub
ject being The New Sing .Sing."
The Community Club is to be con
gratulated upon being able to give
:such a treat to its members and
friends, and this is but one of many
events planned for the year. lifts.
Coburn in her usual gracious manner,
introduced Mrs. Field in a few words. 9
From the moment the lecture began
town playground, the third inter -1play- 1‘11““ its close, Mrs Field held her
ground meet, between uptown and the aiudience, and it was with regret, that
downtown boys, will be held. the close came To realize Mrs Field's
charm, one would but have to see her.
”The Pride of Court Narruk are -—she possesses a most pleasing per
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» going to hold a lawn party this after-150mmy c upled with great w-‘omanli
ness and much temperament Being in
~close. touch with Thomas Mott 0s
borne, and working side by side with
Robert Jones, '0: East Norwalk, is him, everything Mrs Field said came.
noonyand evening at 43 Osburn ave-
nue. ; ‘ '
at prbsent in Rochester, N. Y, where with great force,- and was intensely 1...}
he has been according to information: t e resting
received by‘ friends from that place e.l The courtesy of the country club
-_., was much appreciated. Punch was
The Hatch 111. Bailey Company, “waved at the close.
this city, have brought suit against ____,__,,__._.—.-—
Angelo Bifano, of Ely avenue, for the, RE ACHING OUT—BIG DEAL. BY
from Atlanta was greeted 111 the sta-
tion by her sister, Mrs. Otto Stern,
and others of Frank's relatives.
Frank's body was taken to an under-
taker's establishment in Brooklyn a
few blocks from the home of his
father, Rudolph Frank. it was guard-
ed on the way by several motorcycle
patroln1nn.Mrs.‘Frunk mm escorted
to an nutompbile and went with Mrs. '
Stem to the. Brooklyn 1191mm There
shop was‘ met: by nor 1.101111311111314.
pnly a few persons witnessed the
greeting between the two women, and
it was more than an hour later when
the presence of moving picture 11111-
chines in flout of the house caused a
11"owtl to gather.
A (lose friend of the family said‘
that the funeral would not take place‘
until tomorrow.
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l0 8l0P AMERICANS
WASHINGTON Aug. 19. ——One comi
pany of American marines has landed
at. St. Marc, Haiti, and taken control
of the town. An attempt to oppose the
landing failed. I
'steamcr Prins Der Nederlanden, the
iecovery of $60 and costs. The case is
returnable to the city court on the
tifthMonday in. August. Papers were
served this morning by Deputy Sher.
in Edward B. Doulenll.
——DIN£ AT COUNTRY CLUB.
Thursday night. Phone your order
now, just a matter of convenience to
yourself.
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Where
Your Valuables
Should Be.
Your valuables should have
Safe Deposit Protection.
Place them in "our Fir and.
Burglar Proof and.
you know they are' Secure.
Safe Deposit Boxes fer. rem‘
. at reasonable rates. ~
1’. The People' a Trust iCo'.
1'10 Washingto9 m .3 '1 ‘
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NORWALK MAN.
Cassius M Webb, 89 Ward street,
Norwalk CL, telephone 1160, has just
come into complete control of The
Willows, comprising 'about 26 acres,
10cated one mile from Sound Beach
railroad station. 30 minutes from New
York city. fifty trains each way a day,
electric system, city water mains, tele-
NEW YORK. Aug. 19.—The Dutch-
‘flrst vessel to sail for New York from
Haiti since the revolt there, arrived
here today. Passengers said the sit-
nation in Haiti was extremely seri-
lous until the American marines ar-,
rived and restored general order
Among the arrivals was Antonio:
:Vittiello, who had business in llaiti.‘
1He said he was the only one of 169
political prisoners to escape executipnl
during the uprising.
“I had been arrested five months-
béfore for carrying messages to Bo-‘
be," said Vittiello. "The first man, to
leave my cell compartment was be-
headed with a machette. I followed
and fell as though I had been shot.‘
The man who followed me was shall
and killed and fell on top of me.
There were 168 men killed in the prls i
on. I laid among the dead for several!
hours until a friend chanced to en-
0.
B.Jackson
,O‘PTICIAN
7 Everything in the Optical Line
53 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 438
Eyes Examined Free
Order ,. "I at ummer Prices.
Our prices are as low as anybody’ 3 prices.
Call, Write or Phone
Our representative will» gladly call and see you
about your winter’s supply.
Hams 81 Gans
WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
1111111 A Coal
Pocket is 1
' Positively Clean
Phone
721
.17
END—-— OF THE WSUMMER
‘all parts of this property. mo and
conclusive assurance is given by his
. the development of the new venture
tor the jail. I was then smuggled on
ad electric light contiguous to
phone a board the ship.” .
one half miles from Greenwich. one -~—~—v ~—— _:
half mile west of Stamfiord and very
close to‘ electric trolley. Present 013- A 1001'“ DECAYH)
tlce at. above address. Property res
twricted Prices and terms very reason-
loses “3 reDllgnant appearance.
able. The possible cost of the proper-
ty is $100,000.
Mr. Webb bears an enviable repu-
tation following his successful promo-
tion of Fairfield Park. Norwalk, and.
when nicely filled with gold or por-
celain, and when kept clean. A‘
perfectly clean tooth never decays,
it can’t; Decay is caused by. germs
eating away the enamel. It will
past record of accomplishments that
ovar.
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makes no charge for examination
to 11.11.11 Main s1. \Oo' 'Norwaik
HOURS: 9 A. M. to s p. M.
will be along the same
satisfactory
manhun—Adv. .
NEW MlLlTARY CAMP OPEN.
CHICAGO, . Aug. 19. --Tho United
States Civil Military Encampment at
{girl Sheridan, will open on Septem-
Tho decayed; hath, like Interest,
1 hoops Working.
ligand continue for 9. 11111111111. lt
pay you to have your teeth looked» -
tionate to their actual worth.
CLEARANCE
In order to make room for the Autumn merchandise
coming in, the remainder of the Summer stocks must now
be'entirely. eliminated. ,Very- EXCEPTTONAL OPPOR-
‘TUNITIES are therefore being offered for procuring de-
1 sirable WEARING APPAREL and the ACCESSORIES
‘ of the Summer, at prices so low as to be wholy dispropor-
Regular 50c Values
Special 25¢ Each
The Roller 5.1|&25¢ Store
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE
For Rent
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
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Too Much Bending
Over a Desk
CAUSES EYE STRAIN. BUT
my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
eyes cause you to have head
aches, your vision blurs, why,
feel free to consult me. All
work guaranteed flrstclass
and done in my modem shop.
William J. Moore
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
RlST.
( . 155 Washington St.
The New Science—
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the lame. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
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disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
‘given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the ChirOproctpr o. chanco:‘to
help you. ' .9
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
34 Washington 8t, So. Not-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
Mid-Summer
discoverer.
CLEARING SALE
on all Household 66063. New
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY
Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST
m
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK
COAL. ~
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. Tel 441 Egot Norwalk
All the best varieti
l Plants.‘
Death, ”’ etc.
llROWER & MALONE
Chiropractors remove the cause of=
m eon-rs Wm M ml ‘. p.103 3",. f"
l Pompano Mums; S L of Bale . 6w ’: " V
“m Specialties General Unit. BATHING CAPS H LAND}
Mattie Latest Styles
,1 11' 12:71:91.
W - ied Sap—«to 52; .—-Now $5—to $18."
$3 to 515
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many of thc 1l1<i~1ts that ha‘m
found favor this season.
Sizes (1 10 16‘ years. Were
— ' $1.50 to $7.50 '
GARDEN ,tGRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
' es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime- Sulphur Solution, Arsenate '
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green,
‘in the fash11111al1h designs of thé
llllt s1 arc dresses {or 1'c1'1-ptions
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111 a. \. inch lends 131m .11 1:1
IBarker Collars ‘il'
Ave and Cannon 8t.
Bridgeport. Conn. .'
Misses Dresses
Dress 0f organdy, voile, not.
batistc and trtpc tie Ll1i111,i11.t';£é
1.11'1 all of 1111 best qualitt thmi it;
lrcsses hat 0 rccciutl 111 \1 prices. -'
H111 art d.1int1lv trimmed and}!
stamp M11511} white :1 1111 have ‘1
tinted mater-s or 311: briglmnulm
with little 1111111115 11f tutorw
or dancing, there is an exclusive- -'
any-.14
kind of 111ni111r anpur 1.
“15515”. juniors 111 i1111r11111li-‘
1.1111 11’. l‘11r111 tit pri1'-” 7
Set 11ml tloor. ‘ ‘
Bathing Suit —— $2
\ limited numlur 111 1111111131131
:11111l12111' l).11i.111u' suits lizlitl: onyi v;
11m) with 11"1111111i11gs. 'l‘hcy .1rc1,»,.3"1
.wrsnits‘ $2.
Second floor
Girls’ Dresses
\11 .1ti1":11ti\1 1"‘11ll1tti11n (if 911' it.
its
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season 5 5111.1..1111rc arc tutors, _ ,
1:11111 \llllltr‘. and 111115 and 17;}; .. .-
lll‘t< f.1111_\ \oilts and tissuts mu
llrlllttSS cliu't or suspend” or '7
Now $1.15 to $5
Second floor '
6 for 60¢
Many men have come to 1‘11le ‘4’ '
know Barker collars. ““lhtst men'
have less laundry trouble 'lhcrr‘ .
collars fit and keep their shape,‘
and they liavc madness that.
comes from pure linen. -
Regularlv 2 {or 251. Now all
styles 6 for 60¢” . -\
Main floor.
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COMPANY "
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00 will want several of
these good-looking Rugs '
the moment you see them.
They' ro dlfierenl in texture from
ordinary grass, fibre or fabric
rugs; cost less and wear longer.
No place for dirt to settle am!
frequent washings won't harm
them.
Every room in the house should
' have a Congoioum Rug. Como
- in today and let us tell you :1
about them.
Tile“.
AND SON COMPANY.
“Slug Shot,” "B11g'-_
21-22 Main 51., Norwalll "
toned seat, at ..............
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Infants’ Rompers from six months to two years, in. pink "
and blue checked gingham, tan, blue, pink and white,
striped seersucker and plain chambray, with or without but-
I'IOIonaooAa
. ginghams, striped seentuckers and plain chambrays.
in regular styles or in the beach rompers, at .. .
Children’s Beach Rompers, made of phase crepe in white,""
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Children’s Rompers from two to six years, in checked-‘3
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pink and sky, broken sizes. regular price 75c. , Special all I
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