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Rowan! Bailey, of Ridgefield, has
resigned his position as chauffeur tori
Willet A. Hartford. '
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Daniel Halsey, of Beiden avenue,
has secured a position with the St.
George Paper and Pulp Company.
There will be a lucky number dance
at the Knob Club this evening. Sult-
bunch of
satisfaction that
HERE’S a
heat
leaves our
T yards.
“'hether for cooking or heat—
ing purposes, a ton of our
coal will give a good account
of itself. lay in a supply of
Harris & Gans
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Forecast for Norwalk an vicinity:.
Generally fair tonight and Sunday.
Unsettled, showery weather prevails
Ibis morning in the Ohio Valley and
eastern portion of New England.
Plbasant weather prevails in other
districts east of the Rocky Mountains.
The western area of high pressure is
advancing rapidly across the Lake re~
xion and is producing cool. pleasant
,weather in the northern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
" TODAY. '
Temperature: Low, 74; high,
91. Fair. . .
HOSPJTAL NOTES.
Edward Ladrizan, of Rowayton, was
admltfed this morning.
The twice postponed fireworks at-
traction scheduled both for last Tues-
day and Friday evening, at Roton
Point, will be held this evening,
weather permitting.
F1
Cssh Grows Quickly
when put to work at interest.
Make sure your funds are se-
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cure.
Start An Account Today.
liii mm mm to.
79 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
4% Interest on Savings
Accounts
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- lchaigcd that the defendant owed
able pines have been selected for the: Misses Marguerite and Eva Hand,
rot 37 Maple avenue, and Miss Dorothy
iMcKenny, of 3 Balmforth avenue, and
‘Mi-ss Edna hit-Kenny, of Greenwich,
. , iformcrly of Danbury, are spending a
in”) Saturday morning m front 0‘lweelt at Calf Pasture Beach, South
t‘theiormer Wall street school. “muggNorwalk, where they are chaperon ed
i‘lle" “"11 1mm“ ‘ iby Mrs. Harold Clarke, of South Nor-
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l. unlit—Dunbar New .
I Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar and Dep-l y '
luty'Sherifi’ Nelson W. Benedict are; ‘ -——-
it'pendlng the day in Bridgeport, where Mrs. John Warren, of Summit
illit," are attending the hearing in theistreet, entertained at luncheon, Thurs-
Mkmpt procegdmsslof the case oglday. for an outof-town guest. Later
Simon Lanice before Judge Banks. in the day the WWW “1050'“ ‘0
‘ p Ridge-field and enjoyed tea at the Port
be sure to,“ Missing Men.
‘ A large crowd of customers greeted
‘the young merchants who hold forth
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l—People who need glasses,
lget eyes tested by a real‘e)’o—doctor,| ...,.
{land prescription filled or lenses dupliu Mr. and Mrs. Roth and daughters
:cated I“ Brand's. The only Till“ In‘iiifiriam and Elisabeth. have returned
gthe cheapest way for everyone, ask;m their home, in Palmerton, Penn.
‘0’ ”we “been? 31"" "0“ over 30goiter having spent some time with
We? 09“" “M“ "Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sigman.
Thirty new applications to become. .
voters were received by the registrarsl Leland 01089 WI“ return to his du-
yesterday at a session held at Selacr'si“es with the Southern New England
barber shop. Thirty-live voters Telephone Company, on Monday, af~
de’
'clai‘ed themselves. while a large num- ter enjoying a week's vacation.
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her were transferred from one list to
another. 4
Mr. and Mrs. John Such, of (‘edar
street, have taken “Channel Wr‘ch
Cottage," at Harbor View Beach. for
the remainder of the season.
The last so sion of the rcgistrarso.‘
voters was held yesterday in the court
eroom of the City Hall for applicants
from the Second district. As seen by
ihe result', of both sessions, one on
'the 4th and the other on the 11th,
the Republicans seem to have the
edge on the Democrats as far as reg-
istering went, in the Second district.
Sixty-eight Republican names were
added to the caucus list. against forty-
tour Democrats. Twelv'e applications
were received for electors.
Miss Eleanor Coley, of (‘annondaie.
left, this morning, for New Hamp-
shire. where she will spend an extend
ed vacation.
Louis and William Devan, of Chi-
cago, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. llriscoll, 7 Valley place, South Nor-
walk.
.—.—
Mr. and Mrs. Elton B. Baker, of
Union street. spent yesterday in
Poughkeepsie, making the trip by
auto.
“RUSSELL" ESCAPE!) CONVICT.
Man Held at New London Said to Have
Escaped from Florida Prison.
NEW LONDON. August it—The‘
police have received word that the}
man arrested here July 27 as a sus-
picious character and giving the
name of Chas. Russell is an escaped; Cyrus Benedict. assistant teller in
"mm” mm the mm". mm” at the Central National Bank. starts to-
Green Cove Springs. Fla. Ills nnmeiday on two weeks‘ vacation.
is Thomas Bennett and the Florida!
authorities. who are coming for him,!
q Edgar ll. Pox, of Grantwool, N. 1..
say that he was sentenced July 18 | i
' was a visitor in town today.
1911, for 15 years for burglary inthe}
IGreen Cove Springs National Bank]
and escaped after serving four years
of the sentence.
lie was arrested here on his arrival
from Brattleboro, \'t.. and had a
quantity of postage stamps in his
possession for which he could not ac-
count.
Mr and Mrs. C. A. Bouton. of East
avenue. have returned home after vis-
iting friends in Hartford. ‘
Benjamin Dalton, of Laura street.
is a visitor [over the weekend in
Mount Kisco, N, Y., at the home of
his fliance.
—The next I watch remember get it
at Charles Brand-s, his written (home)
guarantee against defects is most val-
TYSON DEFENDANT AGAIN. them away to the factories and wait
uable to you. You do not have to send -
Sho S . N
A dollar buys wonderful amount of shoe value Just
now.
That's because we are clearing up a number of odd
lots and all the Summer shoes.
Men and women can both make big savings.
As examplez—woman with narrow feet who wears
size 2 1.2 to 4, can pick from a lot of shoes at $1!
And a man can pick from about 150 pairs of oxford
ties (if his size is included) at $2!
‘Almost every size is to be found in Some one of the
following lots:—.-
All of this season’s men's oxfords Men's white tennis lace shoes with
m white, ‘33 dud‘ dbl)?“ suing-[comfortable heel, fit like an old glove;
{1:2styles‘rrig'gea a e 5 (mama-find with same ease; were 8150—;
were 84—- 83 ".50.
The biggest opportunity of all is for Women with l
small feeti I
Dozens and dosens of pairs oi‘li Fancy pumps and handsome plain
pumps and ties in silos 2V. to i and i black. incomplete run of sizes; were;
in narrow widths— .1 pain! 83 to u- i
. ' 1 Bronze pumps, handsome African:1
\\ hite button boots and pumps mibrown pumps, rich pumps of darkl
a number of styles. with about every: blue; were 34 and 35. .
size in some one of the model: - ‘ ‘ ”hite oxford ties with rubber soles;
were ”50’ ‘3‘ M an '5. and stylish trimming of black .or tan.
‘2' ‘2‘“, ‘3 and “3—mostly in Mdihs AA and B, were
l 33.50—-
szid kid pumps. 2
White lacel shoes with rubber solesl
Patent leather ‘
graceful and line. a gathering of aigndwggcz" $3M“ “mm “52%
number 0‘ “0"" ‘1‘ WW" nesriyl ‘Girls' and children's white puilnptii
every size is to be found:--- and oxfords and good play oxfordiir—f
all reduced to 79s. to $1.15
we” ’5‘“ . uniting shoes in high lace style:
“'9'? 3"” lincluding some smart new elects;
were ”—32.50. were 50c. and 51—— 42:. and Me.
Get into
cool suit!
Man who tests a Dixiewcave or .'\ir-0-\\'cave suit
right now is going to have the most»comfortablc sensa-
tion yet.
These suits are fine, verylight woolen fabric.
They are porous weave; let the air through. keep a
man cool.
No need of laundering these suits—their first cost is
their only cost.
Regular prices are $12.50 and Sis. They are worth
those prices:
But we are clearing stock in the men's section—and
“so pick'at“ $8.50
Main floor, rear.
The Howland DryGoods Co.
STATE PROHIBITION TICKET.
er, of Hartford.
The Third District Congressional
SOUTH MANCHESTER, August 12. convention will probably be held in
-——The Prohibition state ticket for New Haven on Labor Day, of the
the fall election will probably be as’il-‘ifth District at Thomaston, on Aug.
follows, the vacancies due to decline-:26, and of the Fourth at Bridgeport
tion of several candidates to stand af- on Sept. 20.
ter their nomination at the party con-
vention, being filled:
FRENCH BRIAR SCARCE.
Attaching a Cadillac limousine and'for months to get watches back int
in Ford runabout to satisfy possiblelcase works do not run fair or spring!
Ijudpment, Robert A. McKee, of break or stop. ‘
New York, has brought suit against Stationers, drugglsts and hardware:
"John H. Tyson, of Greenwich, to re dealers (who sometimes sell low-
,covcr the sum of $1,500. It is priced watches) will not treat you
‘that way. Ask for guarantee cer-
liiiicate.
'Big selection in watches from 81 to
875.
Charles Brand. .South Norwalk.
the plaintiff on August 4 last the
sum of 81,061 for automobile sup-
1plies.
1
)0. Manchester, of Winsted.
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' hnant, oi' Windham.
For United States Senator—Wilbur WASHINGTON, August 12.——Anuerl-
can pipe makers confronted with a
scarcity of French briar are looking
to the Forest Service for substitutes.
The Governmfit laboratories are ex-
perimenting with Various native woods
and many species of chaparrel of the
West. A» large quantity of mountain
laurelroots have been sold from the
$uthern Appalachian reserve for pipe
For Governor-G. Whitefield Simcn-
son, of Seymour.
For Lieut.-Governor———Wllliam A.
Amos, of New London.
For Secretary—Frank Nicholas, of
Néw Haven.
For Treasury-J. De Loraine Co-
“ sizes; regular 15c—
For Comptroller—George H. Wild~ making.
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HQWLAND'S
Entrance on Main St. Falrfield Ave” Cannon 8:.
Saturday. AW "9 ‘
Savmgs !
These summery outfittings for women
and men are all reduced in price
\Vomcn‘s combination suits pf'
light lislc with lace trimming at.
knee, regular 75c—-
Bfidsecort. ' Coon»
A fetv shirts for men thpt
been $1 and $1.50: broken
59c merit of sizes, soft cuffs,
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Men's tasteful colored ucgligee patterns:—
shirts with soft cufi‘s, regular 75c i Children's black cotton
50CLings with double heel and.
Low-necked vests for women: medium weight; regular 13 .
light tine lisle, low neck, poi
sleeves: regular 37 1%— ”9cl Gloves of white silk wife“
Men's sport shirts and softi'ble-tip lingers, 10-button l
shirts with attached collar, white! regular ()SC— I
and good colors: regular '51 andl
$1.50— 85c and $1.15,
Children's vests and pants of
good while knitted cotton, most. . _ . ‘ , f
rscl hhort gloves of white Silk,
_ . .wr-ight and finish double-tip“: “
risk of le . ' .. ’
r t] parasols still in tlit gets; regular 500—- .
store, no matter what price has
bcen— 65c and 85c
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liibcr silk stockings for" ..
lisli; top heel and sole, of , .
luster; regular 25c—
)lain floor. :
Screen doors
' swing out
‘
. A few‘sizes and styles that haven't sold must sell i
right now! ‘2 a
Staunch and tasteful and durable. ' "fl
Were $1.35— $1 Were $1.75— $1.20.
Were $2— $1.50 [Were $2.25-- $.65
\Vcre $2.50—- $1.85 ' i ‘;
Waists
Cool 8: Sunimery
. Twenty-five dozen white voile waists have just are it"?
rived. They re from a maker who specializes in $1 waist '
and we count them excellent .values at that price. .V'
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. Low neck, long sleeves, some have fancy vest effects, .3 " "
sonic the large collar that can be worn either high or lot} l
and desrgns are pretty throughout. 7 »'
Special“
New prices on Skirts
’Tis time now when summer skirts must go on their
way, and time too when women are going to get much .
wear from them. They are full skirts. \vell tailored, with
pocketsand belts and of the colors and stripes that the.
season is approving.
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Y Linens, cottons and awning cloths. Latest price $2.50:
ROW ‘10” I
_:\wni‘ng stripes of blue, brown and red: black ‘ and.“ ‘-
whiic stripes of fancy wc‘aVc; cretonncs‘and pure white:
piqucs and gabardmcs. Latest price $3.50— $2.50'"
. . .
Palm Beach skirts, also sflvcrbloom skirts in gold“
and blue stripes. and fancy awning cloths in green, blue“
and black. Were $5.75— $3.75
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