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STAMFORD, Sept. 1.-—Miss Grace,
Chamberlain, 1811'88125 of age, was': 1 , ' S h.“
committed to the House of the Good' ' I ' ' 5 "’1‘ «£18,, é
Shepherd by {Judge Young, in the City
W Court, yesterdai This is the second
mums Know That ZEP'l'EECESEi?§..g‘£l'lfi.’;.1l‘:.'§§.1 School Days Near at Hand
to the same institution which she leftl
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WASHINGTON. AUE- 31-r—AD~ Gent“. cast ' “‘0'“ 18 months 820- Since thatllmPl Stiittmhtr at hand and the summer ready for flight. The gates 01’ learningy are alqut
nouncenient was made today that 1111 “e or“ She was Confined in lhe 10031 tubercu-l to Open and one must make haste to prepare )Oung toll: for ciittring. \\ ash Frocks are
“99, League will 9999,3199“, in the losis pavilion, being afilicted With ill-1 best for school and there are enough warm days ahtatl through the fall months to war—
greut Conference on National De- berculosis, and some months ago left} rant the bright Ci'nli ams and Madras 'llicrt arc (illlfllilllls in gay tartans and French
191159. which will be held in Washing-1 lb"? and has betn unmanageable; plaids with a ‘Bfl‘b whitt for collars and. slcc (‘Illalltl .Tllt e are for littlc girls from ti
, ton. October 4-7, under the auspices since. Her mother testified that she'1 to_i4 years. ,
I of the National Defense League, 1111— could do nothing with the girl. who': » «351-1- A, $150, $950. 5345. 34,00 and $5.00, ”.1“
mediately following the Grand Army refused to obey. her commands and!
of the Republic Encampment. would not 51.1} in the house at night , S h l C t It is more comfort then a groun-
Tuesday, October 5, has been set Mrs. Chamberlain complained to, C ' 00 ca 8 up c.1111l 1:185th fotr :tIII'iI'I {girl [to
aside on the conference program as Sm“, BTenn‘dn about her dal‘Ehlfri 31“.“) DZZBSSGmUZ‘e: ‘13:}. 111'e:'aII
Navy Day. and on this date the Navy 38' Thurway- and he mated h" “‘1 A special lot of fiftycoats, made Of short lengths of’ 9.. ~ . 1 9.
mgue will have 909,916,, charge 0, New Haven. He went there Monday- . prowl of ones little companions
the pro rant The Lea w'll 11 1d and brought her home. The 121ch line innit-rial. regular checks, plaids, and wool mixtures and not 1001‘ do“)! 01' old “which
g I gue I o '. ' 'I ‘ ed. it really helpswith lessons and
Chief Brennan related to the court as,
u morning session, to which will be coming from the 111111 9,1,, 0, a W“), 0f pleasing combination. which would ordinarily St‘ll recitationsif one can 911,999,999}.
mvited all -delt’$ale.~: to the Confer- . . V I' ‘ ' 1‘ - ' 1* SClOlLS or Wearing a prettv little
N t' 9-1 1 ,. . 1 , 9 ward lite. Judge loung heard the: at $10.00, but arc oil'crctl at \4.‘:¢B¢aé§*# , ' . ‘ . ‘
_ once on u 101! lemme. l is (A ., _' 9 _ . l “ “ ' (Tool: and quite correct its to hair
What! that Secretarv Daniels and VI ms” and the am” mother. and} lib d l! l '
11. , ‘ ~ . ~ . ‘ . .1 ‘ ri ans an s inint: Sices.
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,g. ..Cther PEGIlllllt‘lll cttlzcns will address use 1211: d'id'l'r'tdt 1:511:51 an? “A?” 3:11.“ $5.00 ages 6 t0 l4 years _ 1
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H, ,the session. Title Will be followed 11,1 she. had mid tflII‘h' “I $133113: 11 1M I I '
1-, ,9 a navy luncheon at one of the print-n} 9 0 im '
1 Jul Washington hotels, and after “Hit-l
luncheon the afternoon will be do
If“: #:70th to a visit to the gun factory of
1'. "the Washington muvy yard by the
“delegates tO' thcfieonierence. There
for fiver 1'3. ill.i“'1".'§§.'§“...2'2.'.ZZ?."8.'.."§1?§E Misses’llatsfor School ‘. ' Sweaters
he released, “111‘an he was going tol . . 1- . . . . 1 ' - .‘ 1 : ,
BinglmmTOE ,0 refill? and wanted ,0. Stylish Sailor Hats, Straight (11' “(11'ng ‘ Of Fibre Silk or Shetland, \VOPI lll .lll lllt
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. 1 1. , . . . , . . _ . , tlillllllt Sttolt>r11~rs.1osc.1111i. 1-r11~n lllll']l£(‘
1h | rly Yea rs 'dke‘h" ID'II'IPI II'I'I I'M" aIOIIg -'In'II bnms, w‘th'satm bands or (1’00ng ‘355915- 311.1 Qtril‘rt’s of \:r1 tons .liItttlc that “3.6 2111'
. ' 1 THE tree 11 ho 1-1] . He obtain d: . 1 .
'1" "-1le be a his reception lll‘ the Wo NEW YORK/1 ,9,.p..,,.,1,. 11:19:11,911 :3, ,heI b,.0,,w:,' Exclustve models. elegant material, and the ; .111d cliariiiino. .1
£1“! '5’ , . sold . * “" ‘ ’ T .
l ‘ mus ection Of the has} League. Atbmofl‘h CENTS , promise was not 9,19,. be“ 0‘ 3“ m-Oderatdy priced, 1 _ $5. 00. $5. 50. $6. 70 and up.
”9 ~‘1Becreltiry A. H. liudmun. of the 1 D05“: ’35 / 1 w ' 1 ~. ‘ ' I
'Lea . ,9 . 4 9 .- W (‘liief Brennan is intestiuatmg the , 29-0,“ l'lnor ,’ w 59”,,” ““0,“
1 . .‘ N truer.) 1, now )Rl‘l‘dllglllh dctatls l?! , girl's story insofar-as it concerns per- 9, 9 . 1 ’9” -
- 111:1" I” 3' ;.I6 croniereknce :ud hm I . ' sons. who influenced her recently in .. I , , ' .
‘- ingup .e 151 O spca crs ort e ' ‘ . . M ' ‘ ‘ " ‘ "‘ ' .
,. , 1111 it . . . utstc Recitals Wednesda and Saturda v . , .
"'3 " “occasion. Mr. lindmun will send out I Em 0°” °' “"me WNW-Gflflnfl'mnm " c y , ‘ . . y .~ 3 ~ . '1
rmvt1111...11..111.1.m1.... 1.111.. N... — _ ‘ “term-as m the Rest Room- Harp. Violm- Cem- “ ‘
League to attend the conference. 1 I I " 'I I' I ‘
' IThe 111.111.11.11 Rifle Association of . ',,,__, c, v, CfiAW GARAGE: . . .
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America has announced that its mem- '
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR :-- . . ‘j -
CARS FOR HIRE 1
' 09 Ba JaCkSOD 5: mabxzen .1 It Hurtful-amine, THE)“;
' OPTICIAN , ’ '9 Phone-m ‘ ~ 9 1‘ , , .
m—Bud thsIsentinIeIl ,Iw'uIiIl. Ads‘ on ‘ ‘ ‘
‘1 EVerything in the Optical Line - 111mm .1... .1111... 11.1 .11.
" innit EllElIl'IlS BEER
Examined Free 9 FOR YOUR-5:91AM BAKES
bars also will participate in the Con-
--”’:" filmed on National Defense. Secre.
WW «my Albert S. Jones of the Associa-
tion, has sent invitations to all mem-
bers of 111. 011-1111211111... to 1111111111 the I
conference where citillan training in l
the. use of the militdri rifle viii be
one of the most important matters
' considered. Assistant Secretary of
War Breckinridge. who is head of the'
Government Board for the Promotion
v “4491‘.
.. IEYes
‘ " Connecticut Avenue. l
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gatlllfle ',Y’ractice will neprescnt the ._ -..... . -. .. ’ ‘_ ILOUIS MARY " "l Phone '497- l
ionttl Rifle Association 111 the con- MANY SUITS RETURNED- I 1- Y
mm ,, 99.99,,“ .11 11111 W". D91, ,1 1 . . iDIVORCE wmrs pOME T0 Sole Agents for The IVOl'walkS 1
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vlrtmem permit. and there-will be HOW Thil 'SGWO" “Our" ”‘ Li“°"'§ COURT 'I-IO'I' WINTER TRIALI w
other spettkors 011 ritlo pi ac ice. tion in the County Couhts '; .... W” 9 , ”l 9 , .
1—1...- The 93,9099, {9.9.9.9 League has Robert Palmer, a minor, through his Four Wives and °"F Husband Would ‘ ' . l
322'. been busv ,0, six months with pre- father 1111111111111". H.1’aIlmei ol Bridge ' Break Bonds that Are Gatling. , , ,1: .I . I, - 1 11 -; l gooflmkkdwougtdbecomhc coranbtsccré entmdnctimhilficsromlfinm.’ ~ 4“
mepmnm f6, 99,. (9,99,99,19 ,39‘ NaI- W: has brought‘suit‘lor ”.000 dam- Petitions for divorce crime in with I he._'C1t Nfatlonal Bank - ' enograp 0"" lanes, OIIill find Fri}, 63" T
tlonal 111.: {1: 1w which 1':- expected to ages against Joseph \'uono or Slam-'11 rush tit the cities of the clerk of the ' ,1 - ' Williassurancc employment. w In e I,
3 1,. m9 I’Yt‘fllt‘rl 99mm“ 9,," held ford its compensation {or injuries But Superior court and all indications
in “1,91,19,99,, ,. £12er in is lilotorcwle sit-idem alleged point to a malntainsr'ice of the record
lo‘be due to the rcnkless driving of for the past lew years. Punt-rs in live
Vuono, who was opern-ting the muclilue' cases were filed today.
which struclt the Palmer b01- The Lena Reese. born-Klein, 0! Bridge
pluintln‘ sulfered liruists.w011nds,con-port, would break the. tie which she
tusioris, lacerations to the lace, harlot-1,1 allowed on July 2, 1904 in marrying
arms 111111 1938 and body as a result of! Joseph (... Reese, also of lhisclty: The
the accident. AttorneIYs Goldsteln 11nd : wile alleges cruelty for the past three
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111ml command our solicllious alimtion.
The growth of our limitless is due to the confidence we have
curnetl from our many depositors through strong. conservative and
progressive methods.
If tlwre is any way in which 11“.-~ llnnk can be of service to you,
do not hesitate to consult with in: otliccrs~~1licy will appreciate the
opportunity of an interview.
BRYANT & STRA-Tl‘ON,‘
1 COMMERCIAL 5010013
F ' BOSTON .1
The program has been tentatively
arranged to: the four dai' 1-1 sessions
: and the speakers. who will include,
~1lte foremost men of the country, arel
now being selected. Senor Dr. Don
, 1:. Euseblo-A. Morales, the distinguished
I "'1‘, 111111131111"- frOniI Panama to the: Unit'co'
an...
‘ Now lomd In it! new school hulldin , 33-! Boylston Street. a ntmt tle<irrtll
Opportunity (or study and practice 111111 or the direction and 5111.1 "\ mun til a
large Cows of well known and ex Xiorlcnm ti lt'aCllCX‘S. 4
Coumxs— Gone-ml mmmcrci course. Stenogropliic course, St-t retarinl
_ _ , \lellitz are counsel for the plaintiff. wars she, wants the custody 0111‘“) . I course, Livil service course, Comtncrcml teachers course.
Slates. has accepted an mutation '0 The 11111 is r.‘ lurnttble to the Common minor children and alimony We NY the State Tax 0“ 0 "1' Snvrnus Deposits. _‘ ' Evel-ypmulble r019“ ttisileis afforded {or personal safety, rapid progreSS.“ilh'
speak at the conference. One of the Pl . 9.1-. . , ”b , k W . . cheerful and 11.1.1111 111 surroundings .
I ' - b d' ‘ ”Is tour I '1 Paul Ducllle would ".g“ 1y rtn , W... ,M-_.,,,, ,. __ . . .... - -...-m—Fmi This school does not. employ agents solicitors,c9.nvascrg or runners
3 .most important niatttrs to e iscuss- 1 The Acltor. Merrill and Co'ndit Com with “19.1 1399919 if the court is wll ‘ " r ‘pemnswfocaga? call 1111-99m9‘tahlitt1metgt 11111 19.1w 11991111011 information
w, 1 I 1 1 .‘ o toms-n con ans mu 1 run 11 1-. lent 111-11
1 1;: a; the conformer: will If am no .pany or how York has brought suit in ling 39,. gave 9,, ”,9 “9,9,. of 1,92,. 0,, . , H..B1nn.utn, l’r'in'tIIi'pal Ellllttylston Smct.Boston.
3' me'rican 19¢“ “9v "9 en 3' “g l, tho. Common Pleas Court against Ed 99,. ,5, 111m and it is charged lhutl ‘ W
é 1'13”th in ‘1‘“ press by Winfield -I°nes'lward Howell IOEFIynn of Stamford,to'159,. 9999,93,, 0,, Aug 15 1910_ T191991: l
~ iaéorettm' ol‘. the National Defens"'rdoOVer on an allegéd 101311 ‘0 the ‘19 band wants the custody of their son.
,1,» flame. This doctt' .rie which it no 2.999999, ‘0, 9510 07 made 09 July 30‘ Paul. aged five
I 3001“?“ by the P3“ American reptrjilics'l 1915. George P. Rowell is attorney l‘m 3,9,9, 1,095,991, married Andrew
"would result in 11 defensive and often itlte ‘plaintilt company 1 9095,00,, on June 4. 1991—9 She 99,19 9.3
~. I {give alliance 0" eI'Ie'I'v nation Iof thei The P8889 Piano Company I?“ has been littolerably cruel to her since
‘7 brought a suit of replevin inthe Cont- , J91), 1 of the 3919,. WM and down to
man P1933 00“" against Helen O'Rell, ', the date of the writ. She also alleges
011“)" Canaan ‘0 recover one “I“b‘" habitual intemperance. She wants the
‘ piano valued at. 3200- Charles Buriies custody Of one child‘ 111111 alimony.
is attorney for the plaintitt 'pizmo‘, Beth M Conger firm-1.19990” was
companyt ‘ lMiss Heivett when she promiled to
‘Emll. Ford of GreIeIIlchh, 1*“? $120 ‘0' marry AllfiI'Hn F. Congeri Bowl of Bots..~
the Brown Riding school of New York ‘0'?“ They were married in Newtowu-
on Aug. 21. 1915. and has no": lustitut-z on‘ April 17 1999_ Tire wife allege-9
ed suit in the. Common Pleas Court 9,991,999,395 9-99 cruelty from July 1.
to recover the amount ol'thtijlosn said 1912. She 9999.99 .999: 999199,, or
to be due and unpaidedtthew H. their 909' “99949 9991f flv-e, .911.. , .
“like“? at Stamford, is th'q attomeyj many and 8 change of nan-13.;
for the 1111111111: in the suit. ' . 1- ””991“,, 990-0999 or 199999,, 9,9,1. 1‘1
£RAY final“ .Elorence Miller of Stammrd lIias' rléd Jainé‘s‘ :9. 9909,9909 9f the 9999}! 'bur riddifal'l‘é islow as IIaIInyhdlIlyI-S prisesl'I
brought suludpr “‘25" on F premier place on outlier 4', 1894. Me desertqd. (13" write” ‘0', Phone - ~ ~ -
. sory note ssslnnt Sarah W. ,Hobb'y or, 1..., 399 9999999, in 99999,, 1999! .
lf' 1.11.1511 IwIitlt Iéul'tahur it baIIrke'nIo' so Greenwich and Henry J. Lamborn of, tiller 1111111111 years at marriedgige Our representative ,WllIl gladly call 'and 99:- ,Y on 9.
about your winter’s supply. . 1 - . ' — :3 =1. . 1 l
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Frelght boat leaves Pier 2'! East -
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I FAST FREIGHT Line T0 new
£03 I YORK. , C h 0 0 1
River. New York (foot. of Catherine
I ' , St.) everyday except Sunday, all! 11.
From A Coal 1m. Freight received at Norwalk upto
' , ' I. 5 11m. and at South Norwalk up to ' . . '
.: Pocket is 5.30 .. ... _ 1! _
' ~ .. I. George F. Footc, General Agent ,1» 1
11:111.; ANNING J. . SMITl-lx TRANS. 1
1 FORTATION LINE. liter“
yPOSitiIVelYCléall * 1 .. '
Th'eSe ,shoes are'made for
service, the kind 1wl1izlt
school wear demands. II.
BOYS and GIRILS
$l.25 to $2 50
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Naturally Notibdy can Tell?” ' Stamford The note is dated Fells 9,9 She has waited 9,1,, 999,9 and 99 1,99,
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t Grandmothgr $5 er, hair 33mm. 2907. 'A mortggge on prOpert'y in Dar- ”1-0", returned. Now 999 999999 19591 , ,
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tats-11.11. 5111le daft lén til atticlied In the 1111114111111 thetsepmtm ~ ~ . ‘ ‘ . '
with a brew of Sage Tea and 591631?" phlnfla asks a. foreclosure of 1111s1_,,__..___.. . _ Ph “e . ~ _ 9 t . ,
WheneVey her hair fell out or Ito'ok' On 910,999,“; Afi'oni'éy Stanley p Mead 15 Read the Seixtl'uel' Won‘t Ads. on 1.1: I Q ,1 . . , . ,
amt dull fdded or streaked appesr- ,0 “gel for thQ laiufifl '~ —- ,_ , arrl WE R'EFEIR you. . ,
W 1111!": SlmblIe mlm'ir'e Wits applied 9 I" mm “1"" page and the“ try O'I'I—‘i , 721 1' TO THIS HOUSE 1 .IV 6' rs
“mm“ ml" B"‘"""""“” 14131-01111: "Wfié'm‘" 55°“ G'OOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS, WATER STREET SOUTH NORWALK '- 1111.11.11. been painted with our paints l
1.4,: 111.‘ "_ 1 T.;.
is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat?” Yes. and what’s more, it will Norwalk and South ”Iowan;
Wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints. oils, stains, vanishes, endin-
éls; etc" are the best obtainable——
that's your protection Phone us.
Mid-Summer
:Tlle GOthalll CO CLEARING ALE
‘ )0 FIRST 31' ., EAST NORWALK-
‘ 1 "T‘- “'- on All Household Goods. New
W and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low 'priccs. '
. .1 . '1 ‘l,yeth.s;»Sa-se.and- , NEW HM’E‘W‘N 3"“ 1.111111. Ever 11111111 servéd at W
2° 51 yon-Willa“! 911 to? if - . mestead “I “m“ y 11' lth'fItjll in ,e‘veryt in-
le of this old-time recipe. mark 01'1 the road between- MIo-Ii'rls Cove- {gunfight 'sWea nl the bes‘
tor shout 50 cents. This- and {Ash house P01 W513! "’5me gredieltt- a u'eho co'ldte' 13 b1:-
' _ can be depended :ull5¢,‘li'r wi's‘l‘ttllt' 1111111" utilised-out or the“ {"1" .syré'ps' ur $12111: ou tried
‘1-Mori-ls family by 11.111 yesterday-1‘3“" coming 11111011841" tIr'i served
‘l’nk‘l‘fbo “Revolutionary Wsr the house ‘l? DeK-ly'I S ibet-cite!“ boxes to
. Was burned. it was rebuilt around the at a“? fountain o
d
1 1 take home. Tr 11111 Soda an _
1'1"” square slots chitin!” and 'sab es. , cIoInIvince yoursef that it is the 1‘ ,
‘Hé‘ wd’s wondering slmlesslIIy around bCSt “1 t°w“'I-1P1nt's,I. dozen ......1 39¢.
TheNorwallt llruaCof
‘ n11! department stone Ethan the flair:
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TIMELY SALE 71;:
0f Preserving Jars
MKSON JR“ SU‘IRIEI SEAL ANID E. 2.. JARIB .y
1Plnn,ddoz'an ............ 55c.
, 'Qusrusdoun ........, 59c.
Guam ' ”fl” '”"”"‘" 42“ ». aqusnolu, aidoxc'n 41.19
li';".'.'.:'.',1,.... ..I-II .1... ‘ ”x‘flff'f‘l'i'fl‘TY'llt 11.. F; S LYPON ...—~—
_ h be} Good Job . timing 9 11. Gmowsllt
I 1111.... 1g§lb1§£ttm£m gfihlngg at. "‘11. Namely-9 an 33:31:? $1333.?” P"°“° “9" ’7 Noam ”M" 8' 9
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