or mamas mill
must murmurs!
W wamau us
YOUR 1N3
mm 0W.
BYOU.I‘ItIIt.hbm.uI-u
amuse-1mm
Taylor a. Golden
7W
“wrung“
taaehisoeniuhaat-ithCu-llor-
Harlan-haulers lam'a'atoek in
Inn's Convention in that plate The gineer has many natural advantates 1. b
itrip will he made by automobile. anu1over the Pittsburgh boy, and further , “"“1 your molhflsa
1mg party will return the to‘lowinx more Moran never ranked as a great 1 . / k
'1. Gay . 1’ boxer himself. 9 ‘3‘? should not forth to seek a .-
' --- 1 Mon is now “working" for the .' ' 9 its“ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. “1“le H. Ffil‘l‘f‘ll b01111 b1" it is charged he does (00 ‘ ‘- 1 1;.
fund family have returned “‘0‘“ “n 9’“ much of his training in an automo- ln butsmess. o
HERE’S a bunch of iteaded‘cruiae to the fleatwardbi; 1111: 111191 one or the W“ welxht w. '
. . th "u story I' . ,
_ heat 53115131110” that schooner yac v11 11111111 11.111111 duoers and muscle hardeners known. Bill should be where Woman
11 l 1 t' d after “‘6 arrival in ‘ e df Frank took his but: wagon along I on t be .
.1 ‘ . eéws‘ ‘ our ya. .51 “‘9 “9" “5 me“ ‘° 0‘“ m“ 1:; with him to Oklahoma. and it willnot ' .‘ gs ° “ ’
-‘ .\‘Vhethcr {0" cooking or heat. repairs to damages “WW l‘. 1. “nun,“ if he enters the ,1“ 11" ' it. d 1
ing purposes, 3 t0“ 0‘ WT ”9"" ”we“ 0‘ Sunday. With a bigger waistline than when 11 cue": ‘ - . “
[Wm give a good account Hrs Xary Carney 0‘ C .1 'l‘er he form Jack Dillon. If such is the rplcnl :
'o itself.- La in a so 1 of ‘ L n c‘“ S 1‘" '°°" ”9 “c" ‘° “1" W“ . a '- .-
ii, it; y- . ppy :ce, fittinxgrghivxu3k? h: where he must retire or accept the ,1' _ ' §helvtti ("I “1th the strength Of
I High-lath:- MrI Carney la the moth- purses that he was accustomed to your arm' ' .1
0 1 er of Mrs. [Dayna w. Kelley. and is :12"; “1 his early appearances in local 1' 1
was 805 perfectly healthy, and ll “bl? ‘0 be 8 L“ Who may “0‘ have your
1 around each “11 Old Prosperity put many a boxer . h
‘ Wm St. South NM _,_____ . 1 :lacltlll11theur1anka1and ati1ll i. work 11 one t.
1 . . . ~ , ngst . sa aItertrpfrornthe '
commodore James O 'Brien is enjoy , ,
ing a two weeks' vacation from his ”0.000 purse to the $100 kind than “a“ “I; “ ‘ ' i':
the Journey the other w . M
duties an misunt superintendem 0' " °"“ - 1Lend us that deli ht that \‘i omen
: WEATHER FORECAST. the John Hancock Life inIuranco com should buy a Bullock for the garage ' , ‘ .‘c 1 g ‘
.. """' din much Of the Or he may let a record for all in ' F
For Norw‘lk Ind vicinity: F3" ‘0' 323.0” 1;: iyl.clhp:ll‘.v“;.n out of fight th‘t '“l comparepzit: . 1 ‘ . - 1
might; Wednesday, increasing cloudi- ___‘__ his record for getting in, money M'hell Men bare their heads,
”'3' ”0“ny showers. A ("'er Mr. and Mrs. Judson Watts and um without ever owning or seriously \Vh“ M ‘ ff .
:rlrextientrli‘s mihTMI 1131:; Ex; lly. of South Norwalh, and Mrs. (M111: threatening a title. ‘ en en rise to 0 er Vats'
nm 3 cm C v v .
- erine sons and family. or Norm —- ii hen Men hit burdens-
“mu" weather {mm K'n'” 9”" are spending two weeks in one of the OHM-10:8 MAN WITH ,
1.. ward to Ohio Pleasant weather pre cottascs 11 Comm, Bach cou'nucr “neg _1 1 1 The-pleasure that Women always
1 yaildl generally in other districts east .........— ~' to t‘ ._.__ _ 1 t “M 1.11M :_
0 “he Rocky Mounmu- The trest- Bernard Cnmptan resumed his du Steward Man. In» New. Yorker For ' " ‘ ‘ ‘ i
,; est rainfall reported during the last ties at the on" Of the HORN! “"9 "9.000 tor Rafael” To Ball Him 1 _, , . 1 .‘ .' >
if 24 home was 4.74 inches. at 8:. Louis. and honors onions". our, in ' . P . 1 .~ ;,‘;.~~;.9;;;§§1?3§‘°" s "Spec" 1: .
H No. Moderate temperatures conamatwoweeh' vacationivhlch'hwi John 0. various at Stanford to- 1..".’~\""a..:— -1. timid v .
. us i o I 'd make a
in all the northern section. camp!" “the Knob ,L‘lilh 2““ 4" filed suit to: ”0.000 damages in . .- M . 11”" y. ‘0 e 'y .
_.__. .- i the Civil Superior Court against i .. the Rpad; '
‘ WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO ills; Elizabeth Olmsted. station-oh». Ham 99 Coin 0! New York aching ' 1
‘ TODAY.e1-1 in theo olllce oi the Noerit Cham- 't land '4! Greenwich which the 1. bid: “19le tn,“ 1 working git] ,
. ,- . .1 empct‘atquZ Low, ()5; high bar of Commerce. is eliloyi‘ng'a week's pizinmf tbntt'ictad to purchase and . 1" 11 1‘1““,
. 1 ‘ S J . . ' r i . . - -
1111113211 Showers vacation from her duties 1 J! 1 1 1 110" 1“” 1.1111 11‘ 1 1 1111 1111 11 11111; 1 1 1 1 1. 1
1-“ “an . . a m unlit: 5W ‘ 1M «#38 in .1..-‘b.-...-. .31
fir and lifr's it o "vaou. 0:13 on June not H [slit 1 411’: Road... ., . ._ ..
West avenue, have returned. to their this year he enter into“ an acou- ‘. Ml'ett'l' a . i ' -.1 '
home after enjoying a' ten days That ‘nieht‘wlth thp‘fllsfe‘nd'ant to purohuo i?- . . it " ~ ’
through the Berkshires. some lead and buildings on Willow- 1. n prOtCCt' “he éllerish its, that we ‘
, ._...._ brook avenue in Greenwich for 014.. . .. ma g Wd‘ . i ‘
Alfred Keeler has secured ‘ gum. Miss Giaord Clark has returned to 050 and on that date he gave the de- ‘ .. y H1321 ’ .
- ' tter tendsnt a check for $50 as part pay- , . » 1: — ' ‘ ‘ - '
mer sition with S. J. Keeler..the up- h" home in Hamilton menu. a c . .
lownpfeal estate agent. spending some time in New Haven ment which the defendant accepted. 11.1T1hat1wc may “01" long ‘1 '
. with relatives. Later Cape returned the check and on : For thewarmth 05 a hmwmadc i
z - » .- 1- -—-—-— June 30 when Uhrlaub offered him
1’ William O'Brien b an his new du- . 1 ‘— 11 1
.' “33.193.81.11" 35 pitscrlptlon clerk Cyrus W Gray, Jr.. resumed his du- 'the full amount of 814.050 he refused . 10“ 1 1 l . ' '
i "in the Devine & Hardwick pharmacy ties at the Norwalk Savings Society. to accept it. thereby breaking his ”' ‘ “ ‘1 ' ‘
‘ yesterday, after enjoying a two weeks' contract with the plaintifl. '0r for a Childjgatment to grow ’ ‘
A‘ motion to remove the administra- vacation. ’ " “" ,l ‘ beneath‘Bur ne‘edlc' 1
"' tor in the Frank Raccanelli estate will ——"' 1 S 1 ””750 Mi"! WORKERS "0"" 1:, h ' .1
come up before Judge Gregory this af- Miss Katherine Quinn. 0 ummt NATE. ' 'Th .
. , at we ma not onder
ternoon at 2 o'clock. avenue. la spendlnMg a weekszmvngi 1ND] AN APOLIS. l n 1111 August 15,... 111111 Y P 1 1
“0“ with M“ and rs. Georxe n " Nominations of candidates for emcee-1.0" the 3"“5 0f a ‘“ oman 3
Evening devotions consisting oi’ ros- 0’ Derhy. of 1111, Uniied Mine Workers of Amer- 1 1 heart 1 , ~
' ary, litany and benediction. will take ice. are being received daily at the in- D’ '
. , ' l I McNer— ' . . '
place this evening in St. Marys Chis“ 12:91:":de viii-:31. young ternational headquarterl in this city. " ~ 1.1110; f ll 1 k b 1k d' . 1
church. at 8 o'clock. 210:1; or: Enjoying canip Me at Cal! To ”“9 his name placed on “‘9 ml" 3 ‘ a , “or 00 ac war ' ii
. ‘ . 1 pasmm 1 lot [which will be voted on next De- ‘ For we have ioined you, Men; fl
Today is the Feast of the Assump- ____1 1 cember. 11 candidate must be nominai- ~ Placed o ‘1' sh ld , l) 'd ~
111 11ion, and masses were celebrited in Mrs. Horace Miller of South Nor- ed b_\ at least five local unionsr.‘ The . u Oil1 (1:11:51 cs1 c
1 hi. Marys church. this 1morn us. at walk is visiting [or‘a few days with nominations will close August 29. vours. ,
5:30, 7 and 9. 1 her mother. in 1;,“an stnect, Stan). William'Green, of Ohio, who is a .11 o ' i,
,, ,- ._ , . ‘ tot-d, candidate {0' "5‘91““0” “5 “WWI?!" ’ Then shelter us with the sti‘en h
”The "Kill“ meeting of the N0“ ...._— treasurer. thus far has no opponent to .. - m 1 a... 1 - ~ _ gt ,
wnlit Building, Loan and Investment Miss Fannie Santora. or Brooklyn, the race. 1 1 of your arrn, 1.
fissoeintion will be held this evening is visitingnt the home ofhir.:1nd Mrs. A number 01' local unions, his {in} ' ' ' " . ..
in the cities of Taylor & Golden. V. D. Kelley.1on 212 Chestnut street. 1 deraiood, have nominated John a: 1 .j Shelter 11113}th n1l1ay1 not. have; , .1
1. 1 1 .—-——- Walker. president of the llllnois Fed- 101“. lllight _ ' - ‘5 ‘
Catholic UN” CWDCH' N0 ‘6 James (loamy. the popular dmgxist eratlon of Labor. and former presiu ‘1 i" .
l ani'l'“ 0‘ 1C,oiumbus W“) meet ”“5 in Glendenning's Pharmacy. is enJOY- dent of .the iliinols miners, 1° oppose 1 ' ' -- F“ ~ 1 1
evening for reguipr business in the ln'g a two weeks' vacation ‘ lntemational President John P. ’ ' or are not we ‘ ' 1
5 :"ub 50““ 0“ 1W9“ avenue M 1111 --—-H 1 of New York White. who also is a candidate for re- ,1 ' Even as your daughters, your 1,
1 ’3 “l m euse. eleetlon. VicePrcsident 'Frank Hayes .. .
: Pride of' Court Nari-nit Circle. No. City, is spendinga few weeks with probably will have no opposition for * Wivesflyour mothers?
801, Companions ot’Foreshe'rs of Am" friends in this city.‘ - .. ._ re-election. 41‘: - ,3.- -
1i, erica, and their friends Will enjoy a ' ._———1 - 2'1, :11 -
line ride to Savin Rock this evening. JOhD 1Cheehan, Of NOI’Wl R. 39911 FRATERNAL‘ ORDER EAGLE C N
.3 ; There will be a dance at the Knob the weekend in Danhury. as the visit VENTION s o
1 Club tomorrow eyenlng. The Nor-walk 9‘ l‘riende. ‘ SAVANNAH Ga; August 15 -—Wiih ‘
1:' Yachtcmb'wnt also hold its regular M m, d " g '
1 . . 1 A T ER AN CON- usan s of deieg tea from all parts
' 1"“le- ‘1‘}??? W903?" evening. EVANGFLICF;R:1:C: . of the United States'ln attendance, the
. . ‘ eighteenth annual convention of the
1~.TOLEDO 0 “this!” .15 —Jl‘wo hun- Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order of "
3 Cash Grows Quick]; "e“ “8‘93““ " ‘1” mm“ “’3' Eagles began its meetings lousy. otters ‘more than American con
i “on 0‘ the Evangelical Lhtheran By- These sessions are executive. “ BMW aflord to pay and ‘whether
wh k t mm 1nod‘ical ““93“” or North America Besides consideration of a number ’ air enthuse on wheat would reduce
en Put w W ‘ are here for the. convention thpt be- of matters said to he “mow!“ the' {NW 4.: . 1. .
‘ Make litre your funds are Bit. wins ““0"“ and lasts"! “’1' vdays Grand Aerie is to receive reports ‘61: ‘ I I
' . 1.1 .7 1 if“: "9"” 1000 “9 ennected ‘1‘“!“3 the the manner in which changes made in ' 1.1
cute. ' “‘ ‘ ‘ 1‘ “9“ two ‘1‘” ‘ the constitution o! the order last yeai- ‘ .. "
.11 311““ 'A‘P .‘A‘ccm T9“, The conference is the largest church was worked “11 __ 1 )y n blame in prospect when the
51,1503! in “balm“ m“ hating The conv‘shtlon was formally opened'mu ’ “H. 30““ W W taday for anal action 1
1' 3’1““ ‘0‘“ “‘1‘ mm 211:: night» with a public meeting. ' W th€13fllflhenca report. on the Naval
t 1 . ‘ ' . ' ‘ firm W!- writing talisman
«O‘NEN FAIR GANCELLEDJ
iii ilill’li’i Inn to
Fire Department. Captain M) .s.
the Pioneer Hook and Ladder tom
‘ ‘ .panr. Captain Bllpard ot the Phoenix
imagine 00.. and Captain Dewey cl he
Eflope Hose Company will insane-1
marrow
lwhere they wilL attend the State Fire-
Density cam hos-.en d the Not-nut
o!
101' Thompsomiile, Conn.
an... em r. ran . '
can. “one autouatv
Frank floral evidently Mates to
tie comma-d Emlyn-till
West, are true. it will not he aurpriari
hagillorriswiudedaivaly overliel
the boxing world tookabll slump af-
ter his recent flair with mi: Dina-
at Brooklyn, and it will drop even
lower unless he does something worth
while at Tulsa when he meets Iq-
“fugyrvqwn V! ‘|'
Carl still is taken seriously in far-
um Oklahoma. and tram the results
of his boots out there it was sus-
pected that he battles for above his
New York standard when engaged in1
bouts in that section. Koran can
hardly aflord to regard Morris as an
easy proposition, since the big‘1en-
Wmlaet behold.»
lb
TOBRINGTON. Adult 15.—-By ti 5 ‘
»' vote or the 00th Aniovfltural m "‘
‘01,.Mll8ht. thew soheduledfol'1.
-a
Av
gent ' WORKING
(Nina Joy Gerbaulct, in the St.
1 ouis Globe-Democrat.)
»' ' Lent-1
If we were your daughters, your
——
APPEAL.
I >3 ninth“
v not; increases... m1mida1 tor
GIRL'S
r
...__._ W-
ngmnns
Bridgeport, Conn. Tuesday, Aug 15. 19115. f
Lion bicycles,'
strong and smooth,
complete-$26.50
Lion bicycles are \\ hccls oi :lTCll"lll and good looks. ‘ .1
illei ride Vlith case, because they on built with even de- _
\ltc to ruluce friction. lath 01' t is mad( of dependable .
stuff all the way through. A Lion w~hui will stand up '
nobly tu t\Cl'\ dtmand that a rider makts upon tb-and 1.
run as smoothb at the 1nd 0‘ the season as it did in the
itgllllllllg 1 1 A
ltach l 1011 bic_\c'lc is complete. it has all diluent:
muster- brake and liludguards that ktcp the mud Off the 13
tidtr. It can bt rode in any sort of \\eatl11r~—-for it is; '
built carefully, with every equipment, of lllatcrial to
stand c\ on strain! 1
Lion bicycles are not all tx‘.»(‘i.lllltllt \‘i'c've isold
than for \tal'S and years; had liltlll built to our own i
specifications and ideas 'lh main idea has been to see ‘1
how good a liicwlc we could St.“ at a fair price'—\ es, at I
a low price. Lion are so good that hundreds and ham 1
dreds of men and vs omen haw bought and rode them with ‘
complete satisfaction!
IZu-ry one is sold with the stores guarantee hack of '1
it—atld at 26.50
Front basement. ’ 1 .
v
' w
.1
Bowlet is a new
game that requires skill
-\ miniature bowling alley in set on a stand so it can
be melted 'lhis enables a. number to play without
changing their seats.
At one end of the alley, pins are set up. The player
shoots the ball from the other end. An elastic band gives
as much speed and curve as the player wants. Of course,
the player making highest score “3115.. - .
It sounds as easy as ABC. 50 docs rolling a game on'
:1 regular alley. But rolling one is different? And ’30 is
playing llowlcttc.
‘ llut it is great fun will v hilc away many an hour,—- »
Ithd one can develop great alt: ii in placing the ball. -
Young folks will get as much fun as grownups tool ‘
Front basement.
.;‘Mell’§' tasters
on the move
.I‘
Pnactical man finds a good duster is essential when _
he takes a motor trip.,In extreme hot Weather he wears
it in place of a coat. In cooler heather he wears it‘over
is com-
.othcr coat..1lle is al“ ays presentable and he
iortable.
Dusters of fine grey mohair, neat appearing and set.
viccoble.
‘- 4 $2.85
M’ cre $4.50,
Main floor, rear. _1 f
l
The Howland Dry (10,011.13: (30.91
1T0 Close Out at
WAISTS
To Close Out ‘at $1.39
.1 Too Silk Waists 1.. .31.... colors, white with plain and
combination ,striped Collars and cuffs; Former-price $11.93
and embroidery trimmed. Former price $1. 98.
8816. 01003000
ham“ Funding and person. .
Men
w
Wool Suits,
. While 1.tl1111ey last
Norwalk Chronicler