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how you like it.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity;
Generally fair tonight and Thursday.
Showers have occured during the last
24 hours in a narrow belt from Kansas
eastward across the Ohio Valley to the
coast. in other sections the rainfall
hss‘becn light and scattered. Adla-
turhance which is central this morn
ing over Montana is causing unsettled
weather in the northwestern districts
The temperatures are rising slowly be
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river. but continue about
the same from the Mississippi river
eastward to the coast.
WEATHER A YEAR A00
TODAY.
Tempeaturc: Low, 65; high,
80. Fair.
Bill NEWS
Stewart Ellibtt. of Marvin Beach.
‘ has purchased a new "super-six Hud-
son limousine.
Attorney J. 1!. Light is spending to-
day in New London, attending ameet-
tug of the State Bar Association.
Representative Charles F. Triatram.
who is seriously ill at his home. in
Wall street, was reported to be about.
the same this morning.
The return tennis game between
Foley’s Tennis Club and the West
Side Tennis club, will beheld on Fol.
ey‘i court. Quintard avenue, Sunday
morning. ‘
An auction will be held at Marvin
Beach Tract. tomorrow and Friday at-
ternoon, by Henry J. Miller. and his
final- holdings in this property will be
disposed of at that time.
Deputy Chief William J. Powell. of
the Norwhlk Fire Department; Cap-
tain Blizzard, of the Phoenix Engine
Company; Captain Layden, of the Pio-
neer Hook and Ladder 00.. and Cap-
tain Dorney. oi theHope Hose Com-
panyare in Thompslnvllle. Connecti-
cut. today. attending the State Fire-
man's convention. The trip was made
by automobile. The party will return
‘tomorrow. '
-—A SPECIAL DINNER
is served Thursday nights
Country Club. .
Gash Grows Quickly
when .put to work at interest.
Make sure your funds are so-
Jr“!
at! the
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iii aunt’s mull
Momma-mam
us‘whiehwasasanceeaslnflrehr-
is the near future.
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melting Se, ember 23rd, with a corn-
plimentary dance. He also has flour-
ed Svec'a orchestra, including
chimes, to funish music for the en-
I
tire season.
No decision was rendered by Judge
of Probate iiemy Vi. Gregory. in the
hearing on the estate of Frank Rac-
leanelli yesterday. The mecutor, Mi
.chacl Baccanelli. failed to appear in
'court and It is probable that John J.
11‘ once will be appointed in his stead
* Harvey M. Kent. executor of the
Hedman estate has declared s 5 per
Stephen W. Lengyek manager at the ‘
:Joiiy Five Club. has rented the am-
from Dr. V: G. Tito, for dancing. con- .
the
xenon, of‘Bayview avenue, and Mrs.
. News
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nu.
road; Mrs. Harold Whitman Van Wa-
Robert Silcox, of High street. are
spending the day in Mlddletown, the‘
wood, formerly of South Norwalk.
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Belle island, have gone on a cruise:
aboard Mr. Edwards' yacht, the “Jose"
Icent dividend on the property.
”an.
A number of the employes of ibel
‘Iocai oflice of the Telephone Companyl
are in New Haven, today. attending'
the state field day of the state tele-
.phone employes. A big dinner and
athletic sports will feature the day's
[program There will also be a first
laid contest, among teams representing
1all of the larger cities of the state. A
lprize of 850 will also be awarded to
the lucky contributor.
HAS E. NORWALK FOUND THE
SAME!
~—
Tha Answer is Found in the straight-
forward Otetement at an I. Nor.
walk Resident.
"-—'" l
We have been reading week" alter
week in the local press of South Nor-
walk cltisens who have beensrid of
distressing kidney and bladder troulr
lles by Dean's Kidney Pills, and we
'have often wondered whether the same
high opinion of this medicine Is to be
{found in our neighboring towns. This
frank and earnest statement by a
well known and respected resident of
E. Norwalk will set this doubt at rest
J Vanscoy. stationery engineer. 13
Vansant street. East Norwalk. says;
"i was troubkd quite a lot with my
back being weak and always aching.
The kidney secretions were irregular
in passage. it took only two boxes
of Dosn's‘Kldney Pills to cope me. it
has been three or more years since I
have had any trouble with my kid-
neys"
Price We. at. all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
cured Mr. Vanscoy . .Foster-Mllburn
Co.. Props. Buifalo. N. Y.
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DELIGHTFUL BAIL ON LONG l8-
LAND SOUND.
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A delightful sail was enjoyed. last;
evening. by a party of local people in
the “Gilt Edge," in charge of Captain
Perkins. The party. consisting of
nineteendh number. met at the Roles
oPint dock. at 8 o'clock. and from
there sailed on Long island Sound.
The bright moonlight and the cool air
combined to make the sail e. delightful
one. A luncheon was served and the
party returned to Helen Point in time
to witness the fireworks. At a late
hour the sailing party broke up and
returned to their respective homes.
Those who made the trip are: Jos-
eph Mpruca. Elsie and Tilly Newbau-
er, May Long. May Ryan. Bessie
Hughes. Mrs. Brown, Clara Anderson.
Frances Costello. Miss and Mrs.
Waterbury, the Misses Williams. Miss
Maroon. Waiter McCarty, Richard Ry'
an. Mathew Friend. John Rooney and
William Perkins. _
._...__...._.———-
HIBERNIANS WILL HOLD FIELD
DAY. -1 '
r
' MIDDLETOWN. Aug. 16.——Delinite
announcement was made today it the
committee of arrangements that the
state field day and parade of the Anal
clent Order of Hibernian's. set for Aug:
22 in this city. would be held as orig;
inslly planned. it was feared at 01191
time that because of the development;
of a case of infantile paralysis in tite-
clty and the prevalence of tho disease
about the state. the Affair. which was
expected to bring together about 10.—
000 visitors including members of the
juvenile department, would have to bol
abandoned. It is explained that the
committee. having conferred with tho
proper, health hdthoritiies. have de-
cided to go ahead with the plans. it is
stated by the committee: however. that
as a matter of precaution. "we do noti 1'
:deslre the presence of gmall chilth‘f
among the visitors on that day."
HomrAL‘Norss
name-ma Toth. of Pain
deli.
'.of Spring street.
phine."
island and probably Cape Cod.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. John T. Manning. 0!.
Stamford. are enjoying a weeks' ""l
cation. and are spending it up the
Hudson.
user resident of Norwalk.
i
Mrs. George W. Harris, of Flax Hill .
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lock-
Mr. and Mrsfieorge W. Edwards, of I.
They intend to visit Shelter
Mrs. Mannhing was a for.
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God bless the man in whom the
love
out
The hidden thi
l
coal.
crn pole,
Frederick E, Ella and wife of Mott -
avenue, and J. Wallace Marvin and
wife of East NBrwlk are enjoying a
few days autombolie trip through the 1
Mohawk Trail.
Mzs. Soxlhln Levine and daughters '
Augusta, Edith and Ruth. of Maple
syenue. Danbury. took an "automobile
trip to noton Point and Stamford.
Sunday. '
Harry Fancher. of Bridgeport. and
Miss Edie lionton, of Norwalk. were 1
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Bald-
win. in Ridgeileld. over Sunday.
' w
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie. who were‘the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Janos
of 'I Putnam avenue, have returned to
their home in Providence, It 1.
Henry W. Plant. of Branchvllls and
Belle island. and W. 1. Ward. of Hick-
ory Bluff. have returned from an auto-
mobile trip to New Bedford.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stratton, ofllart-
ford, have returned to their home. in
Hartford. after a week’s visit. with
friends in Norwalk.
.iiias Lucy Landry. who has been
spending a week. with relatives and
friends in South Nor-walk. returned to
her home in Bristol
.___—
John Dupoint. of Newark.N . N,..J has
rc‘urned home after spending a fewi
days as the guest of llarry J. Smith.‘
——-— e
Joseph llyme of Bay Head. N. J.
was a visitor. yesterday, at the' home| .
of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio S Byrne. Flax. .
liill road.
M”. William H Gllbel‘l. of Ridge-
fleld. was the guest of her daughter l
in law. Mrs. Ralph Gilbert, 0! Norwalk
last week
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel, Mahoney. and.
Miss Sally Given. of Hartford are
spending a few weeks with South New
walk friends.
#
Mr. and Mrs. Domonlck Tartorella
and daughter Catherine. of Sprlnx.
street havo gone to the Metropolis for
a short visit.
-.—-—
The Misses Mains. of Newark, N. J. ..
are the guests of their brother, Robert
Mains. of Belle island.
........
Miss Jennie E. Ward, of Hartford.
Conn. Is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
E. Ward, of Edlle avenue.
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BIG DIVIDENDS FROM HAWAIIAN
' SUGAR.
HONOLULU. Aug 16. —Slx Hawai-
lan sugar plantations distributed $491.
000 today in monthly dividends. . Of
this amount plantations. on the island
of Oahu contributed $300, 000.
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HORRIGANE EXPECTED.
WASHINGTON. August -.16 ~Warn-
lug of the approach of a West lndlan
hurricane was sent to all points on 1.
the Gulf coast and in the South today _ '
‘hy the Weather Bureau.
1 rines from the battleship Eloridawon
The source and
disease,
The books that give the blind to
read,
The splendid radium.
The wondrous ways in which this
last
In time. will be applied,
i\'hcn all its secrets are disclos-
cd.
lriht‘s
,‘i
The habitat of bees,
' I; A thousand things that touch
l . ~« Mi» 3 our lives;
in varying degrees.
How to conserve electric force,
Id And so disperse the gloom,
How to divert the river's course,
And make the. desert bloom.
ii” I 3" ”it ":~ '
1»: God bless the man who gives his
life——
I To solve the mysteries,
. Who delves iiito the heart of
things,
‘A And makes their secrets his.
g Much ~lius he learned regarding
life.
A ' From birth to latest breath.
A 'And who shall say: Some day-
Q some day.
e .
lie shall—not conquer death.
IV ‘ :‘fLFrances J. Sterling. .
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Shin: mpu nine” $911" '“‘
FLORlDA MARINES
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NEWPORT. R. 1.. August lee—Ma;-
the Dunlap one yesterday in the an-
need me or twelw cutters over
a twoomile course. one event is one
of the emcloney tests at the Atlantic
tieet.- Fourteen cutters were entered.
RESEARCH. _ .
Ul research has its birth.
mm gives his 1'
The veins of ore,
That meet the worlds demands,
The source of streams, the north
The undiscovered lands.
The helps to deal and dumb,
And man is satisfied.
The language of the monkey
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raxs soul.» cup * ° ”mum"
lie to seeking
ngs of earth.
of
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the stores
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 16-J.Ke14
ley Neal, aged 35. of Duck Hill. Mia.
ended his life by poison here, yester-
day. because trisnds in his home town
ridiculed an moment in his shes A A, j: ' ‘
flame but tried in yfln to «verbose: ’ ‘
hills ion or why he tdok as me was
Howling
Rum”ms‘~ FWAVhCanseaer.
Bridgeport. Con... ' Wednesday. August 1‘,
0010!; action
on costs and suits
Quickest wav to get action on wearing apparels is it!
gin them attrattiw prices at a time when thty are in de-
mand. \V‘Ulllti’l who buys coat or suit now is (hoosina
from the stason’s best and >he is getting real “due for 3
her moncv.
line tatlcta coats l0()51 mod
\lS or belted a
trimmed nd neatly
lilut: and black serge coat<, also \ihip cords and
fancy mixtures.
Toilets suits, navy and lack cloth suit.» and a feed '
grt’cn and tan \rges whip lords and poplins that
ranged in price from $18 to\ $.25
A frond line of check suits,
some of them braid trinmicrl.
narrow belted. effect”
all oi them attractive.
livery size included in the lot.
Prices ranged originall,‘ $46.51) to as high as $32.50.
Second floor.
For the boy
Cool Cloth Suits keep the boy cool and comfortabltb
during summer months. Thty are neat and easily kept
clean. In the new pinch back sty.lc gray and tan min
lures: ages 7 to 15 up, formerly $5,- $3.95
Sport Blouses. made of strong woven madras; ialf‘
color: 6 to 11’) years. Were 75c,—
Sport Ties for the sport blouse,—
Front Basement.
._
Designing a Corset is not a matter of taste. it
a matter of knowledge. 80 with purchasing a corset,~
should not be selected according to whim or and”.
is too fundamental an article of dress—too definitely
foundation for everything else. It is either right or
Lest they choose mistakenly. discerning women~
question of style or silhouette concern them. a.. A
to the knowledge of an expra corsetiere. We have in
employ a graduate corsetiere. who is thoroughly versed
all points of modern coraetry.
Corsets costing from $2. 50 to Mac per pair will
more genuine satisthion. owing to their flexible -
and wearing qualiti .than “custom-made" corset! one
from 12600 to! $12 2.00 pair.
. t us a ow you the latest models in co til
tiful brocades—wltite or flesh color. it ' “d
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"WAISTS
A few odd sizes in short sleeve Lingerie Wallets...
and embroidery trimmed. Former price $1.98. A
.To Close Out at.
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_W001 Suits,
Willie they last
Mill in letters found with his body and . " '
inade public by the coroner today. He
" ' ; wrote that he preferred to die in, San ..
Francisco rather than give this: in 'i“
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