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thznleN EN0 th1; case can "AS5151- FEDERAL nessnve. ' I
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Junra Draw Down $504 8""de
Mayi Be Taken ny Unlfinlty.
Paul flonea, chief “It '1} it.
smtlgms' court in \‘ew Ymfi, has
been av'grdcd 11331125
and 11":th testimony in the
no at 46st,- airmen the heirs or
Amer 1". 121115 cently broke his will
that int" 31.. ' not» find eight con-
tingent funds to Columbus I'nivcr-
why. The jurors nlll nllo receive
$504 (With. Xoticr of an appeal to
the uppelate division of lllI‘ supremce
(ourl will he filed next month,
cording to the attoxncys of the uni-
versilt. ‘ A: unconfirmed lepolt l1|t
Mama “15134133 No heirs you)“
willill:
lurlllcr litigation.
wwsrrtp CHICKEN sTEALs RIDE
’ ON ENGINE.
“'iXSTEl’l. lili} :1). -'I‘l.c
weather is 1-1-5pollsl‘hlt- tol many
[Mum and is plollalliy the cause of
this stoly, \\'lll('ll i.5 vouched for lly
“COIN? italllsay. lllaii clerk
0:1 the ".\tw llat'cn” road. A crate
.UlJCilif‘liOlls started out lrom Willstad.
hot
railway
They Err» tip-return, l\'in5ted chick-
ens, so anything could happen r-o 1. ..
them. fl‘llr Ilau- 115.5 illo‘nell lwftlrc
Bridi'oport 11:1.5 l‘i’il(‘lll‘il. After passing
‘Bf'itlm-pnf‘t. 'Il'llt‘ tllit-kt-ll'. 'lllI‘ last in
the (-11:13 illdl llztd not hopped off into
the litarsh‘b‘. disappearcd, ’ \i All-
soul the iii‘eniI-n saw the chicken hop
(‘0an why l‘roru henrmll the (“l-
pint-.11 had ridden the rods from
Brion port
*~_'_4‘.,—‘_,.,.__
FORMER W. R. c PRESIDENT
: ' , DEAD.-
HARTFORD. (01111.. *July mat—Mrs
Sarah ii,‘Re3'nold33(V'idow' of (‘llarlel
A. Reynolds. 11M .‘iol'lner- president
of til§§'{W:qunmticm‘ Department
Wolllan'a ltelief Corps, died at the
homIv of her daughter, Mrs. Hartley
Bishop, .\'0. 2 Warrenlon avenue, yes-
_I. rlair'arttanmon‘. “She was .born in
Winsted, January 1, 1530. She was
wellknown as a school teacher and
for twenty-eight years was principal
of the Forestvlllc Public School. She
was active in the patriotic work of
the Woman‘s Relief Corps, .\1d Wis
the state president in 1901
JOE WOOD REPORTS TO
, RED SOK AT CLEVELAND
Bos‘rox. July 26.7.3011 World, for-
merlyfleading pitcher of the Red
Sox, 1915111111111 tho
land, gP'gcsttiehr'mannln rs‘aid 111111
night. Wodd.‘ who has been out all
season with an injured arm, recently
reported that he had 'yn‘t’uully recov-
ered lild in a letter'to ih'e club man-
agem t laet week, expressed his de-
aire 3111mm to the game.
.— 3-.
PIO H'K. C. BOUTO' TONIGHT.
nut; 1011K not 26 erlm Wet-ti
Side ‘0\lll! clltllucms ts viii hulg1
the w 1‘5 oi the Pipne“ A. f‘. tonight
in or to be plPSt‘ni when Young
Reilly and Ru \ Rivets face each other
for flip t-ond timc Rivers scoredn
" In knockout when they met a
eoup‘ljlof weeks ago Reilly says Riv-
ll'l c 'tfirepent. Rivers‘ thinks he
II- 2 '
---> ._. ~- -.-
for takinr
Pluto “but
1min rs ifiho‘a “6:4”0!” digs“
team at Cleve-l
Post Officea Now May Help Collect
Check in Syltom. ' ‘
All unurual step baqbeontlhon by
the post quite department 15y .111ch it
will cooperate with the federal re-
sch- 51.19111 in racllratlug the notice
lion of i 'lecla. Pottniaste .5 how .bern
authorized it)”: new rd n; to unfit
the new banking facilities ohthc couih
try it. a ritthod 11151 'old in tho lullnz
which l‘inf iil‘l‘lH’Il ut the 107.311 put
otiices and remiw‘ as follows:
The chairman of the federal react‘t‘f
hoard ha: trztn5ntltted to'thia depot-f-
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‘1
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I, corn-0N .
1: Cut out thia Coupon, present it at our «on
0 film week and by buying ‘1 WORTH or more .
d of our YEAS, COFFEES, SPiCES EXTRACTS
I, ”M“ and ACP BAKING mwosn you will receive M M'
l
:1 20 .1913 GREEN St F
1; mums amps ree
‘: Beddea regular and extra atampa given on sale W ~
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l: 1 .From Monday, July 24th to Saturday. July 2901 g
1: This coupon not good alter S‘d'llltldl)’. 1111;. 9th 5 i
‘1 c ..
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rim Stamps Willi Tea and Coffee”
30 Stamp. with 1 in. El Ry- 100 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy
ad Coffee ............... 35c Crop .................. 70c
25 Stampa with 1 lb. Am- 75 Stamps with 1 lb. New
boaa Coffee .............. 32c Crop .................. 60c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Sul- 60 Stamp- with 1 lb. Fine
tana Coffee ............. 30c Family Tea ............. 50c
15 Stamp: with 1 lb. Iona 40 Stamp: with 1 lb. very
Coffee .. .. ........ 25c good Tea .............. 40c ,‘
10 Stamp; with 1 lb. Good 30 Stampa with 1-2 lb. In
Coffee ................ . 2(‘c dia Ceylon-.,......-...... 25c
NEW LOBS'l‘ER ..................
QUAKER CORN FLAKES ......
A81? jAMS ..............
MASON JARS-—
.5‘ 25gcan
1mg... 5¢
(on, 15¢
....3 dozen 25c
Pta.
Qta_
10 TRADING STAMPS FREE 10
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
50c Dot.
55: Du, Capo dozen 25b.
1 can Sultana Spice ....... 10: 2 pkga. Anti-Stick each 5c
1 box Fluffy Rufflea Starch 10c I 1 pkg. Elastic Starch 10c or
111011 Shaker Salt ......... 10o 2 pkga. oaclt ........ 5c
1 pkg. A‘P Ice Cream ' 1 bot. Salad Oil ..,....... 20c
_ Powder .................10o leanGiobo Polish.... ..... 1°C
1 pkg. AtP Jelly Powder .. ‘00 i can "2 in i” (Killa Bug!) 10c
1 hot. iKtchen Bouquet 251: 1 bot. Jet Oil Shoo Pollah 1°C
1
The Great A 81 P. Tea Co.
1:; WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. F reo Delivery.
n.cl‘.t l‘l‘li- foliI wing letter. dntetl'Juiy1
l8, 1:116.
“\‘tllttleos. it is 11003512111) .illd dcslr-i
' bln'tk‘fufiiiitale illt" collcttlon oil
11 ch ptf'.<(".lft'fl through member
ut‘ drawn on non- -l11en1hrr banks
c‘wtlitlly in tlliI‘s and towns “hero
tnorc me: he no member hanks i') acti
its toiletlloll agencies; on“ tlicrelcm,
be it
“lic-.5I,;1\'etl. that 'hc honorable sotrc.‘
lary of lllt lli‘n‘iill'y, chairman of fill;
loul‘tl. l1) Illi‘lI-laliy requested to pro-'
1511111 to the honorable ptlhiilliiSiOl-QOD-‘
l':.l li.I‘ Ill-~ir- ll‘ll llontzlrtllt‘
pustulasttr- .LellIrai =l1all arthritic 1101?}
111a: ms to l‘lI'tl‘t‘ Iltetka from feder-
al Xi‘mlh’t‘ l":lll\'f~‘ drawn upon stale.
- lttl lllf‘llillt‘ri of file federal rc-I
St‘l‘H‘ >,v.-'I"11 in MI lliliiltllll 'llt culled-
to ("lllt'r‘ tltosc checks in currency
and PI lril lilo ful'l‘t’lli‘)‘“ill
al rescue hank lty registered mail,
the iI-Ilcral rIFnrt‘I: ltallk.5 ill the d13-
tl‘ici to pay all emit-11.5115 for pooaut‘.
:':l.l i'I’Lil‘llfliltll) ii‘t".~' lliloll fund-5 lllus‘
l't'illliit’tl
"\5 you know: the (‘lf‘lll‘lllfz
1
Hit
and
collection plan mvel'ing tllc country-i
:“lllll‘ (11‘ trim“?
‘lcdcral l( t‘l"\& lttnlirt went into el-
chock:- 2‘ bar by
fwl Ill .iulv i'1. lillt‘ Till rennet
toll aincti it the resolution ll: int 01 i5
ed to (italtlc the [micro] resent: bottld
to make u c of postmtl'slcrs for the
pm <4 'l limit of checks at the 0011111ch
01‘ hanks. \Tlilt‘lbl‘élufl‘ to “chill to the
federal ib'f‘l‘Yt’ hanks- it is tlesirt‘tl‘
that. having received payment of t can
checks, tilt poetmastcrs relnli Wm pro-
ceeds to the federal reserve haak oi
the Ilisttrict. While it is not anticipat-
cd that it will be necessary to make
use of this expedient to ally wide
exttltt. tilt pcrnlission so to do is
much I'~:‘<ircd by the board 115' <1 part
:of its citaring and collection plan it
‘itvil. he llt‘G‘SSi’ll‘y only in towns or cit:
I"!!!
in: “11"“; thorn i: no mambo" hank
c! the system to make the coll-c-
[1011"
,I‘ostlnasters are authorized to re-
ceive checks from federal l‘csrl'e hanks
drown 111011 state bank; non-members
of the federal reserve «yd-21:1. and
they 1111151 comply promptly with re-
quests of the federal reserve board to
t-ciicct these checks in currency and
to remit the currency to the federal
reserve bank by registered mail.
To EXCLUDE VISQTORS.
ltlnnlonx, Jilly 2li.——-Tlle Connectl
cut School for Boys here was ordered
closed to visiting parents by the
school authorities owing to" file in- ‘
fantile paralysis epidemic. The
school has becn closed for ten days
to all visitors except the parents of
the boys. out of the 431 boys in. tho
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school about 75 per cent. of'tilem are"
ilf'flPI‘ l6 years of age.
1‘1:
”.111 fI‘Iierv '
We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps—Ask For Them
Wife's lipar‘men't to i’lle Home. Trip
. ping over a prolectinf': 350m in the aide»
walk, llt' was thrown. and his arm was
broken in two pluccs,
DantEN
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The .\'ololon 1111152115 ill‘l‘lllt‘ll. who
AND
OROTON
llflh 111.1110 .51 11-111] t'lllllt‘s lll Illc tire-
mill'5 ilurllttlllclll to lie livid Friday
at >tllln Rock. \\lil he largely repro-
'lllt) 11:11 111.1111) the trip by
~31 liit Ii.
auto-bus.
.—
William ilulpll ol' .\'orotoll has enter-i
ed the H‘nlfl‘ of ti. \i. Gust
i'Ivllpio ill'ilHilLL, 1:1 IU‘HI ll,‘ railroad
11111.51 llt‘ llllprl‘not‘tl l.l,1‘ llk‘ lulprt’llc-
nlrlila “llltll lltlit‘ lN't‘ll lllndc lalcly
llawn has at tho colllt-r. 'i'llt- almost ctlltlplch 1i
(‘L'llll‘lll p.l\'t‘llll’lll (ll Railroad .\vcllut-
uppmmncc. Constable
ill l1i.5 natty nailorm,
; looln lllls‘llc.-.5lil:v 11.5 he 5tallt'is at lilt‘
tit-poi Minute” liilt‘t‘lilii! ll‘dillC. .\'
"nit-31:. illt‘ I~lI~I ‘ric Hull»3 .11 lllt‘ 'l‘oIliivr
.liouso [Md-lullll'a‘ mic and tile liaritnt
tlal‘aizc wilill 1111- ll) Illv colol‘ctl litzlli x
‘\lll‘|l .1 Ill‘liQ gin- [ll‘tllillt'l‘
of what may ,5olllc day lltCUlllt‘ a print
“'lillt‘ way.
.\ir:. Kate Lie ot .\'IIw
lit-en visiting il‘ll‘llll.‘ ill .\’orolon.
has .1 heat
Edward Siauson and family
htt'll enjoying a vacation at Ilssillin
and \\’iltoll.
hm" _\\':ll'l‘cll (ll‘I‘l'liI',
.\irs lo5tpl1 lialllulerslloy has llt‘t‘i‘l
enjoying a list! “it it iticllda ill New '1
York. “ '
l_til‘t‘
1115' Dana Woodcp of the iiciuhta
is Kilt-titling ll month visiting trends.
in Providence.
’l‘llc (Kindrczll'ixlnai i.aIiic5" Aid So
t-iI-'t will lmld 11.5 annual summer 5:1?
Thursday :illt‘l‘llOllll all the home ot
.\i15- fl. .‘d,'\'. .\'I-illlt'lttillg (‘Ol'llt'i‘ of Li‘-
.\lr.5'. Joseph Amend who has been
\ltlllllfl friends in the Bronx, has t‘c- ‘ _ ,
toy and bedgwlck avenues. Pansy
turned home. , . ,
work .tI'mc httkl'l: ‘Iroducts, candim
and icr- cream will he 0:1 sale. Brief
Miss Chtl‘l'iottc, Loundes spent the
week-end at the home of her sistcr,.
.\lrrs. Chester Wood, New Canaan.
auto trips will he conducted by several
cur-owners for :1 small fee, to swell
the society treasury. A feature of
lllI‘ :lfll‘l’llllllil will folk‘dancing
under the direction of Miss .\llli‘gllt‘i'ilt
Reid, whose solo dancing 1;! conllI-r‘.
' tion with the presentation of “ Fi-Fi"
d was much enjoyed,
. —~———— ! .
Mrs. .\lct‘ren and son of Brooklyn. “
are occupying: a bungalow on Hillside
Avc‘nuc, Noroton. for the summer
Mr. and Mrs, George F. Bearse an
Mr, and hit-.5. William J. Fleming, jr..‘
spent ycsierday in New York
Misses Harriet Fitch, Doris Baiiar
Bessie Freeman and Sarah .\ioon, en
joyed a picnic izl Langdon’s woods.
Saturday
'l‘lw :‘lmiltll. fair of the Women's
Guild of St. Luke's church, Noroton. is
d being held today.fron1 3 to ‘1’ 11.111
There will be a sale of fancy walk,
Ut‘tllll household articles, choice fools
ice cream. etc, A lawn party
'uill be held in the evening, with dan-
1 T Keene, formerly assistant ciug. and there will be good modern
steward on William Ziegler’s steam music The committee 1.1 cotlnllr'wl .1:
yacht has returned [0.3051311 :0 “Lin Caroline Gotham, Mls‘s Margaret
take a position there. 11. Leach, Mrs. Robert Billington, Mrs
E F. \\',eed Mrs. W. DAnlersozl anl
Miss Annis Nomn, who was gradua- \irs. S. \\'_ Cooper .\Irs Henriette K.
ted llom Stamford High School last Bennett is president of the committee.
month, expects to enter Weilesley Col-
lege in the’ fall. {
‘jterday on :1 (‘olcob trolley car. On the
same car, but not with each other,
toys,
.....- I
George D. McClellan, one of the vet-
erans oi' the Fitch Home, whose wife were Mr 'Bruslr from Coscob, Mr lRoot.
has rooms on Linden .\tenue. to be. from Stamord, .\Ir. Weed from lldl‘it .1
near her husband, is in the Home H091 and Mr Bush from Gleenwirh. 8111.1th
pital, 'nhere‘ he will probably remain Bush, Root, Weed! These, names the
for two months. ‘as the result of a fall all 1.3111111011111111 old families of this
a fewvday'a 1136, while goth; l'rom cl! section of Connecticut, and such a
. not happen again in a lilo-tine.
‘('11llftlll:la.
[:15 Jnrk \\'t>lall.
._;_-2:=Lt._- . '
“Chat" saw a queer coincidence yes" i
1 REBUlIsT TYPEWRIYERS 1— L. c. .
'9.
strange
iota; on the salidw at once might
We
presume that they were on their new
to an uricnitural convention.
,__—_..
It is said that since the Stamford
Yacht (lub put up signs warning bath-
rla of 'he danger of :harh: oft Shippzin
Point. and that if they bathe along the
beach 11 is “ at their own rl.5k," and
ointe speedy motor bow.- patrol tilt;
Sound at thls point 1:1 search of a‘ l
sovcalied “ mun eaters". many poor!»
who ll'nit‘ been to the habit of Dan-
ws at Shipped are no» €011.1ng to,
.\‘orolon daily. and taking 'ueir .5crt
dip ut Pearlree Potut. when» shark;
have not yet been seen And how can
sharks hit. any baiht‘l‘ “lit-ll eugltk
1551 d constable meer 1.5 prtwnt?
A WONDER COMING.
Heavyweights, Beware ! “ Fat " .
L‘Heureux ta Headed Here.
SEATTLE. July Stir “Pal" L'iicu.‘
:cun. \ulilillma'n‘lo Sulllle ian.5 dsj
:llc ll*d\)‘\\'r‘l§lii Iliulllplon of
amateur (‘llt‘l‘ 5' an the coa.5l. 1.5 lt‘8\'~
an lllvaslon of NW Yolk.
1.11 attempt Io‘wm thei
of the,
classy
1111. lo
1\ lit'll \\'l'l
‘I:t\,\\ttltlIl
world.
i.'il»tllallx hinted at lllt‘ lk't‘Gnl Fari
Western t-l1alllpimlsllip5 in Sealilei
.IllIl :lllf‘F then turned [lliiit‘nnltlnill lnl
iic’djti not lil.llit‘ a .5llow ‘-
llla. a.» he won on a foul, and decidcd
'o hate for thc £21.51 under the nlall~I
:iL‘t'lllt at of 14th Kt‘fli‘li~. The hit: it i-1
ion is conceded by BulllllllllF‘S such:
Jim l'ofiloth. Eddie:
illitney, S]‘ld9“4{t'll)‘ and Tom Silar;
key to be the but heatywrigllt ill illcl
name. L‘ileurcu may make the wiw i
cues in the bit: city wake up if in“
Liars Nome of the ham and our fight-‘1
era llosillE'. asf Siile hopes in Gotham.
ringa. ‘ "7 l
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PUBLISHER neCLunE 1161.511st
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’ LONDON, Joly 21.5.5. 5. .\icClure,‘
the America‘s publisher, was detainedL
on board the American liner l‘hiladel':
‘pbla when 'tllé'tesscl arrived at L-lr l
rrpool Monday,‘ but was released yea- i
terdny afternoon on representations;
made to the British authorities by the
American embassy.
A
A NEW SHOWING 0F
WASH SUITS
A1150 LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Ellie Shop
R] A. CLAVEN
so no. MAIN or.
.“
Warm Weather
and. Winds
Have no eii‘ect upon the hold-
ing qualities of our “Best Yet"
Eyeglass Mounting- We know
how to adjust them for se-
curity and comfort.
‘ i—n-I ,
THAME'R‘
Ocunata, dotomotrlata, Optician;
87 Atlantic 811., Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. Till 9. EIL 1897.
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250
st: volition nlsrut
Cliftordi’harmaoy,
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones. 833-1532 ‘
i . -i
. 8111 i th, Underwoodl
‘ it'eo,‘ sold, rented,
,fiépalred. Rentals, 53
. per month; Mamlues
JAB. DONNELLY -|
to South Main-Btu“, South Norwnllt
mlngton. all other I
, iN ml! at 35 per monthl-
Cllt *Dflllfltadaco
Eskflrlrllei 185]
Business Hours from 8:30 a m. to 5 p. m daify.
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Saturdays included, . 1'3"]
.;
Clearance of all Porch Furniture"
. lllt tilt-1.1 .IIil 1: to ilns~ . ill '11. i’ortil Furniture lic-
itui \-.:l 11 t lll'5t tilt-rthy rt'm ill: Illc 511.;k (If 1‘. hat is
mammal ll' 111m and gixlll: 11511 'llc‘rs tllc itd\illli3QC of
rulumi illit‘t'S on what can ltt- 115t-d itllzllt-diatclv.
Heavy Rockers. large
sl/I'5, \1‘1tll low lucid, litr'
$2511. _ $1.95 ' '
High back Rockers,
ht;l\\ sttitk \\ltll ltruw‘. 111115.
“tit bit-It, 2.50 l
Hanging Settees with
cilaill5 zltlti hmilts cI’ttllplt—lc.
I.\t-r_\i>oti_v liltt‘~ Illt‘l‘ urd \lllt $1.7; for $3.50 '.
thc} arc :1 pittitiw joy to ‘\\11t $7.2; for $3.75
tllc children, who llt.'\ r lilc \‘ Irv .\‘-(”N for 54-00
ol tllcltl. \\ .11 Ritual for $5.00 ‘
ilall' original prim, Li>
111a) in,- well.
Settees \‘vi‘l‘i’ F4 5 I for $3.50
\\ . to $5.25 for $3.75
Large Armchairs and Rock-
ers, were originally $2.1“, . for 31.55
Children: Pooch Chairs
\\ltl1 arln5. large si‘II-i. rill
l-ltllil ~Illlit' Ql’Il‘.‘,ll-uil\, t‘IIlll- 85 ctSa :
tollallic. “crc .\l 1:.
Fourth floor
Kayser Chamoisette Gloves
The favorite Whit: Washable Fabric Gloves, 2~rl;l5‘p,
that t‘\t‘l"\' woman lilt(‘<. An cvcllcut a5..tl'tl'11clll ju<t in,
and it will llt' wcll tn prmitlc (1111‘s wit agzllll5t future i
mods, for these nice whltc gltluw’ arc llLii'tl to pct.
$1.00 a pair. _ .'|
. Main floor. 1'
You may shop here daily llillllfi(l.£l01‘l\', Saturdays E
included.
all? B. ill. Emil 01111111111113!
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Will .
Lawn, Flowers and
Vegetables Dur-
ing the Dry Hot
Weather
5 THE.
Garden
. Hose
"’ A. Di. MORGAN
122 Washington St:
So Notwaik
means increased confidence/"nun
in man. Pea 1e have confidence "
inthionall because the}
are direct! f .supervised layt
, United Shier Government".
3.,Jgi‘eaier degree of confidence)
‘ will 119 mp irecl in Naiionab
‘ 3 Bank! by the Féderal Reserve
BankingSfiiem, of’whiclv:
t‘rt‘his Bank is a- member. 3th v"
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