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. «Little eight-yearold Florence Hill,
' id Van Zant street, thoroughly fright-
1 mm. She declared that together with
13. little Kiri companion she was walk—
In; along Van Zant street about 8
16m last night when she was ac-
, Icoated by a stranger, shom neighbors
.5 .5 they saw acting suspiciously before
in the neighborhood.
Picked Up Girl-and Ran.
., According to the story told by the
youngster. the man took her in his
.ms and- started to run. Her com-
3pinion, as well as herself, screamed
Justily for help, and the man dropped
a. child. disappearing in the direction
of the Fort street railroad bridge.
Constable Makes investigation.
The affair was reported to Constable
, Maury Selzer. who made a thorough in
‘ ' Ionization and search. 'Aiter a sever-
i1 houxs’ hunt he was unsuccessful in
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I: - start in getting away.
Today is St. Augustine's Day.
‘ The “Addie V12d" is today in Green-
wich harbor.
Attorney John Keogh, of Marvin
Beach. is in Stamford today.
VBev. D. M. Lewis, ‘01 Bridgeport, will
Annotate tomorrow in the East Avenue
I. E. church ‘
'_ Ralph E. DeWitt who has
uniting a tour of the west for sever
MP, is expected home next Week
EI0.Smitl1. of Marvin Beach. and
Benjamin llciedict. of Paterson, N.
. 11, yesterday motored to the Plain-
‘: Inplozvcamp ground. '
been
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Local Adventists are interested in
acetate camp meeting which opens
I’“‘!onight at the Plelnville Camp
MINI}.
Leo Davis and James Youngs rep-
accented the Third District at the Re.
mbliban conference held at the ofilce
of Mr. Davis iii the First District, last
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“Because of the fact that local peo~
jxfie‘ are involved. interest on the East
Side in the Tristram case is exciting
. 1mch comment. The Misses Helen
f Monk and Rose Balog reside in Fos.
"33» hr Park: off Winfield street.
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.Mrs. Elsie Steinhart, of Raymond
street. has returned from a visit in
Nellie].
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The members of the Rowayton Drum}
Corps will meet at their headauartersl
Monday evening for motiw.
_ Miss Elizabeth Savage, of Raymond
“~ sheet, has been visiting relatives in
New York.
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Miss IFrancesIRobble has returned
- I» , to New York, after a visit with Miss, F. E. IJennett, of Hurlbutt street.
' Ruth Stevens, of 1Rowsyton avenue.I
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WMerritt" Ogden. of Springdale, for-
‘1 lolly or .Rowayton, broke his wrist
:fihfle trying to crank an autoinoblle,
The other night. .
Mrs. George 6. J. Lamphere, of 1431
33in street, East Hartford. is visiting
an- Rowayton. Principal Lamphere
IE1 spend the week-end here. ‘L
rdcey B. Ambler-has returned from
in“ le'asant trip to Massachusetts
where he has been spending the past
och. Tomorrow he. will resume his
as as tenor soloist in the quartet
the Nor-walk Methodist- church.
lecture given in the Rnwayton
“Wiegmann w_as_ bpth interesting- and
Motive». . A number of beautiful
as in old New England were
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mount Church, last evening by M13111 1
charged with driving an 'au'tonnibilsi‘
without a license. neglecting to stop; I
atf tsr having caused no'secident and
operating his machine whlie intoxi-I
i,cated is scheduled for a hearing lie-'
.fore Secretary of State Burnes next
Il'l‘ucsday.
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We are flagging your atten-
' tion with a Trouser Sale
3 special client which we hold
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Harry 1:. scoreld and Edwin w. God-i
1frey represented the Fifth Ward at a 1
meeting of the Republican Iconference
committee held at the office. of Leo
Davis, chairman of the Republican
Committee, last evening, at a meeting
. education, but owing’ to his
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had been'reading when his heart fail-g
ed. 3,
Mr. Adams was taken ill while inl
Hartford ayear ago last March and:
when he had rec/overed sulllciently he;
was brought to his ’sister’s home. The"
family had been at Walnut Beach for
a. fortnight. returning yesterday. Last
ev’gnlng his. Adams was reading when
the family: retired.
Mr. Adams was born in l'mctd
Sept. 26, 1845, received a high school _
youth
could not enter Yale and instead made
his freshman year at a western col-
lege. He entered Yale as a sopho-
Imore and was graduated in 1866. His
[fraternal connections was Skull and
'Bonos. Psi Upsilon and Phi Beta
Kappa. After graduation he in turn
New Fall
Waists
I You’ll be delighted with the styles and values. Look where
you will you will find none prettier or better than the
many smrt models in this collection of new waists that
we now display.
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An excellent variety ht voile, lawn and crepe de chine Waists. re-
flecting the very latest style developments. Long sleeves. convertible
collar. Exceptional values at .. $1_98
Middy BlouaoILSeveral new styles, including the “Country Club"
and “Smocked" models. All sizes.~Speclal $1.00
Tailored Violator—A choice assortment of madras, linen and lawn
of the city committee will be held onI
Tuesday evening at which time the":i
call for the party primaries will beI
lis sued.
every season. Newi is»? your op—
portunity to stockrup with trou-
sers whether for dress, business
or Work."
Rowayton Baptist Church—berries:i
on Sunday, August 29.10:15 Prepara 5
tory Prayer Service. 10:30 morning
worship with sermon on “Light At
Evening Time " 11:50 Sunday- school.
I:6 45 Christian Endeavor meeting. 7. 30‘
evening service with sermon on
Christ on Mount Calvary. '
The fifth sermon in s‘series on
Mountain Top Scenes.
Wednesday or enlng at 7:43 the mid
Iweek service for meditation and cow
lterence. ’ ‘
i Sunday, September 5, is to be
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Here are the fine ,worstcd and
cassimeres ..for dress and the
good solid substantial fabrics
for work. Every pair at a. big
reduction.
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; served as Old Home and Anniversary $8.00 TROUSERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . 51,45
Day and preparations are in progress
to make it a Red Letter Day in the his? 83'” TROUSERS. ' I ‘ 31'95
} tory of the church. I ‘ 33-50 TROUSERS“ - - ---- ~ 32.45
i The morning service at 10:30 is to $400 TROUSERS ___________ . . . I $2.95
be an old Home Day service with ' _
, special music and sermon. $500 TROUSERS ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ 33'95
invitations have been 11 out, so $5.50 TROUSERS . . .. $4.45
for as possible. to all those who have
been members and attendants at this
church in former days, requesting their
presence at this service. 5
At 3: 30 the annivexsary service will
be held, and on the program of the
iatternoon an ell'ort is being made to
secure as many as possible of the I
speakers who took part in the services
of Dedication ten years ago.
\ll those who were present at thosé
lservlces are requested to attend the
aftcrncou sen me, and an invitation 1s
extended to e1eryonc to attend these
services. ‘
NORWALK . somn%awux
Miss‘llena Fauton will ligain teach
Ito East Orange, N. J.. for the coming
year. Miss Ethel Salmon, wills;
teach in South Manchester. and Miss
Doris Godfrey at Bald Hill.
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Mrs. Joseph Beaudry and daughteri
Eva, loo. layman Beers. Miss Hem
Beers and Miss Edith Gilbert were
Harold Burritt, is recovering from among dinner guests entertained °“ Mi” Phillips, whose real name. on
Thursday by Mrs. W K. Sterling ot the stage, is Dorothy Gates. There
“(me 1has six weeks of ardent courtship, ac-
cormng to reports. and five months
Norfisld Grange held its semi month ot married life during which she did
ly meeting Friday evening. with a not live with be: young husband.
in most interesting leoturcr'a profram,fol-l Nor-walk Man Guardian.
lowing the business senators» The Mr. Norman, Sr, asserts that his
Gram held its annual picnic at L81“ 9011 Philip. and Miss Phillips were tin-
M'ahopac, N. Y., on Wednesday. the dor legal age and had not obtained
' - ' . patrons owns the full. DY automo- the consent of their parents when
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this week.‘ . 1915 The appointment of James A.
Farrell of Hickory Bluff. this city, and
Ipresident of the United states Steel
E iCorporatlon,"was secured as guardian
1» fad litem to act for young Pbillp. The
_ headset has also been made for a
‘- lguardias to look after the interests
of the young wife. 1
NOROTON ( Suicide n rm Marriage.
Mam-«e- Mrs. Herriuan asserts that she wil1
fight the annulment suit She says
she liked her husband "a lot" and
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blood- poisoning in his hand.
Wilbur Sturées of the West Side, hasI‘
been a visitor in Hartford, this week}
Dr. Ernest Smithwof Redding was
town on proiessloual business yester
Westport friends have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ghlotto. oi the
IUpper Parish.
Miss Hurd, of Bridgeport,_has rei:
turned home, after a 1lsit with Mr
and Mrs. W. M. Nichols, of Not-field.
Mrs. Loomis Gould. is still confined
to her bed at her horns in Godfrey
street, after ‘11 six Weeks’rilln'ess;
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The Mlsflea lMal‘y Qua Lizzie Adams, Roya! Blues chamnion colored. sin" Tvouldn't marr P l“ She as
’ . sided to
have returned from hvisit with Mrs. of Bridgeport. Play will mmfiem‘e at Y 11 P
'3:15 p. 111., on Lynch's Fleld. Noro‘
ton.
become his wife when he sent her a
letter in which he said‘he would prob-
{ably commit suicide unless she be-
came his who. “What could l..do? l
craux
D“ “loved him 1 did not want any harm
to come to himr so we were married "
William Fair and "Jack"
may not be tried for threalleged mu
.der o‘l Fair‘s wife in septembor. This
Mrs. NW1!“ °t Yonkers, N Y1" con important development in this inter-l
tinues ill at the residence of her Dr" eating affair broke in the hearing to-
ther, Willard Clilford. in Godirpy “a in Stamford. Judge Keeling said
street ‘ ’ la tyrustee should be appointed for Mr re. 13 I" of Canaan, cashier 0‘ the Canaan
1 ' 1 Nalonal Bank, was arraigned before
W Fair’ 3 interests. He ’gavc Judge Kebgh‘ R. F.
Eugene miller, who has boon suffer- l°f this city. Fair's attorney, the privi- iUnited States Commissioner
in from a shock for several weeks, ’Carroll today on a charge of embezzle-
atghis bvme on Proaqect street. is tin-51‘9“" ”’3 a ‘9“ d8" “mmment The! meat of funds of the bank amounting
provlng. local attorney saidthat‘ he would pm to 5.6.500 and was held under ‘ bond
5 do’ce Fair 3 week before his trial for of $6.000 for the mu“ States Court
manslaughter-1. United States Attor ‘in Now Haven. It is understood that
may H. s. Cummings saIL. dthis was snI he has confessed he speculations ex«
indefinite postponement. as he was tending "a, 3 or 4- wa
illcted for several weeks. not sure he was going to try Fair in The .‘hgaflng was bold" ct Mr. Oar...
‘ -- ~~~- ' lseptemb” roll‘s‘ home. as home indlIIDOIGd and
C. 0. Perry. who recently purchasedl . I '1" 1.: ' unable to [or withstood” room.
the Meade property at Jarvis Cornelia. -Ssntlnel‘ W‘anfihdblsoll "floods. linger was Mount here Friday at-
has now sold the place to Willis Benita] ~Vac'lnt ”my": all {lg/fluted “I” tel-noon. but as Mr. Eamon was un-
IO‘ NIOII‘DDIIG. 1 ‘1 through EDDH- t
F. J. Cobb, R.W Klppen,C. H. Gart-
mah. Thomas Wilson. F. W. T. Anus,
are spending the weekiendtin town.
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HARTFORD; MIR. 28W 308'
1 9 many Lockwood of Hillside
street, is still suffering from the eye
trouble with which she has been 11:
lsI‘wa being excellent, ' 5
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was on the reportorial staffs of the insists, the famous Royal make, enceIII en y ailor $1.00
New York Sun and the New York
1ML and h“ editorial duties With ”19 Novelty WP. WllOtl, lace trimmed. Rmrmly 10w pnced at
'1 Detroit Times and the Springfield an. 50¢ to $1, 00
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The Noroton A C- 31153953“ ““39 wily even though, during a talk with the 1
have as their opponents 9“ Sunday the elder Herman. she promised she
, a line banquet.
. furnished Imnsic.
[William on the latter mar, under
.the elder. Samuel Buttes. Then he
Iwant to the Courant. Mr Adams
never married. ' .
The funeral will be held on Mon-
day afternoon from Mrs. Bullock’s
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SAN FRANCISCQ. Aug. 28.~
Friends of Brig-Gen. John J.- Persh~l
inx. whose wife and three children
perished in a fire at the Presidio
)lilllnry Reservation here yesterday,I
completed arrangements today to have
fthe bodies shipped to Cheyenne, Wyn.“
1tomorrow. for burial. (‘heycnne is
:ihe home of Mrs. Pershinu's father, 11.31
:3. Senator’Francls Ii. Warren. Gen-‘
lcral Pershing will that the funeral}
party across the hay in Oakl‘d. ass
lists friends do not want him to view!
"he blackened ruins of his foymerl .
home.
Mrs Pershing was a popular ma~
iron at the post and the tragedy has
plunged the reservation in mournlnm
Gen. Pershing will arrive tomorrowI
morning from El Peso.
GREATEST AUGUST
SALE
The August sale in'pr’ogress, as this store
forcibly demonstrates the supremacy of
this store, savings to every purchaser,
AND OFFERS YOU
everything needed for the home at great-
ly REDUCED PRICES. ‘
A. 1. Collins .60.
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The greatest success of the 1915 season was the
DODGE CAR
Only one in four that wanted a “Dodge” was able to
get one.
ORDER NOW $785
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Post members. The American Band
head a parade of the. soldier’s up West ‘
avenue to the Armory.
Officers Elected.
The first matter to be taken up at
the business session which was held
immediately upon reaching the Ar-
mory was the election of officers. The
complete election returns, follow:
‘ President—«F. l1; Wilmot, of New
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8.1 .BENEDIC
POPlllll liliiSiiiilllS
LIGHT
Haven.
Secretary—J. H. Blakeman,"”‘0rono- Castor Theatres.
due.
G ”Midnight at Maxim' s", a four partl
“gum“ eorge Philips. Bridge ,feature which will be shown today at; - "FOR WE“
lPleasaht Hour and IAcku’ood’s Halli
today will be interesting as show1ng_1
life at one of New: roach lively places!
where gather the elite of that town:
Company lit-Albert Mvm'gh'w i'or amusement. The modern dances
. . 'Fall‘da will soon be with us,
rompany C-—Willlam H. Warren. ' are presented in finished style, and ys
Company Heroes I). Brimsmald. altogether the flownlay "M“ app“. and then you will need' good
,Compsnv E~Rufus Wakeman. iio .
. all. On Monday next Emily Stev nd len of it. Wh not
l"cilantro F—W. A. Kellnzlz 1e“ Wm awe" m w we,” ..Com..;I1i§hto a 'P tY Y
Company G——C. H. Jennings. l'l‘ussday Daniel proximal: will presenvI have the horns piped for gas
Company l—nlohn. A. Lowden. Mar Pickfopdjn ’Raga"; Wednesday
Company K—Henry c. Waite. a my; installment of “The Goddess ahght? Easy terms I“ a“ mug
1 ~ ' Dim Somd. '1 mentoring Anita Stewart and EarleI and fixtures. '
The business session broke up this Williams Will be run; Thursday Ell-l
Cba-piain—-——Rev. H. Judd. Bethe]
Vice- Presidents.
Company A——ll_t. G. Buttery.
afternoon at 12: 30 o'clock Follow- mund Breese, a noted actor who is:
in: the mooflnx ”enema saves- mostI well known instills city in which be
enjoyable concert and members of the spends much of his tune while not
Women's Relief corps to Douglas playing will be presented in a Metro:
Fowler and Buckingham Posts served feature "The Shooting of Dan Mc-
Grew“ a gyppfng play of the great!
‘ Will See Norwalk. . snow world from the classic poem on
This aiI't‘emoon automobiles will be the same name by Robert W. Service;;
provided show Norwalk to the Friday. Paramount will present “11‘1an
visiting members. There are aboutI the direction ofxDanlelFiohman,Pau1-l
one hundred and fifty of the soldiersI ine Fredericks int "Sold”; Saturday
and the friends and relatives there will be a Broadway feature. 'TIvll‘.
Twenty-eighth Regiment. is not possible to beat that programI
The reunion of the TWenty eighth for a week no matter how hard anyoneI . .
Regiment opened at 11 o'clock this may try. The Citator Theatres are run-
morning in the dance pavilion of Ho nine the best matures and “WWI“
ton Point. The New Canaan' Band them first.
Following a in" l ""‘
ness session, calhd to order by womis
acofleldfa dinner was enjoyed at 1
o'clock. -A,€ 2 ofclook this afternoon
an interesting prosninI lell be can To LET—SUITE or a ROOMS.
Near Washington street bridge. Apply
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