a great deal to you.
Telephone No. me
3'3 , ' ‘
a Au. some was-rim: at
«m IE" coast-arms IN run :0: Moo-g, held a meeting last evening. .
>BUIINW AND WRITTEN fl .Routine business was transacted. .5
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD Bl
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV-
I! YOU. mos this over, n was i
Taylor & Golden l
. ' 1mg“ -,._ .d, K
mum
attest, is ad on the sick but
SOCIETY
The Norwalh Rifle Club will hold at :
shoot tomorrow. Mrmbers who ex-i- AND PM . ” L
.pect to attend will meet in front oft . !
the City Hall at 1 o'clock. ‘g .
l
-~ News f
t-—-Saturday Dollar Specials at Jacoby's.‘
I
The Nmalk Lodge, Loni Order.
“w .1 _4.- 1' _ ., , »
m “Wu“ TM 0.- .w l in your pictures to Donnelly’. . m
l
Dr. Jmes A. Meek. of 72 West ave- a
one left this morning for a months'
vacation. which he will spend in Can-
ada.
Stationery store to be framed. We '
' can frame them in any style
moulding and have them ready for you
‘ - i\: v r .
t
' Rh
‘IE sort of coal we sell
I is a blessing to human-
ity. It‘s clean and it's
full of heat. Treat your home
to a ton of it and let us know
the day aft:r you leave them. I
l
l
Mrs. Meek and little Margaret Hope ‘
- , , .. _ . lWilcox. the adopted daughter of the
l \tctor “mil”? 1““, arrests? Stine Mrs. James M. Marriott, who is a .
0m" samn‘l‘” [is 699ml" r ' .making her home with the later. will '
in; ill a state of lntonlcatlon. He
was- uter on they will ‘
:remain at home .
fined $5 and costs by Judge 090"“ “’lgo to Atlantic City.
\‘osburgh, this morning, and paid his,
fine.
Roger Lyon. 3 popular Norwalk '
d young. man, entertained about thirty;
Robert G. \‘ignola, who has directc _ .
the production in his inimitable tub-l“ h” friends last evening u an old 1'
ion, hits several notable players in the l ”mime“ ”3"“ dam“ in ”’9 “"1““.
supporting cast, among them l-‘raukj‘er shop 0’ F- B- 0:980” 0'1 Westportl
4,0599, \fimam (‘nurupjgh' j,” Ethe1;fl\tiiu9. Music was furnished by all?"
Timing and 1d,; D‘rllng. \‘ictrola. Refreshments were ser\'ed. !
.——-._.———
H. E. \\'llllzrms, formerly of Bethelt
,now connected with the weather bu-j
Anna Palmer was arrested by Ofli-‘reau in Washington, D. 0., is making
cor Smith, last plant. for intoxicationtthe different weather bureaus in New.‘
r‘. ..
"\ .lln,
caps. ()‘Brien's.
how you like it.
Harris & Gain
Water St. South Norwafb I
and breach of the peace.
came up before Judge (iconic ll. Von}
;hu:rh and >he was sentcnced to 301
days in Jail. Sentence was suspended.
Frank Bourger was artestcd by or-
flcer Stratton, this morning. for driv-|
ing \tithout a license. According to
. ' WEATHER FORECAST. -llourgcr‘s story, he was trying to sell
--- tthe car to a Greens Farms farmer.
Fom‘“ for Norwalk and vicinity: and was testing it out. His case will
Generally fl” 3mm“: and S“:"“‘~"~,‘t-0ttie tip before Judge Georg-r ll. Yog-
fl‘he Western istur ance now ”manna-h tomorrow morning.
a well-defined area of low pressure
central 'over North Dakota. it is cans-‘4eetng is the only way you will ever
his unsettled. showeri' weather alone be convinced of the values, Jacob)":
the border from the coast eastward to ' will offer Saturday for One Dollar.
the Lake region. An extended area; ._.._.._
of high pressure is producing gener-E A tie-up resulted this morning on
silly pleasant weather east of the‘Washington street when Harold Nash
Mississippi river. The temperatureslleft his auto standing on the trolley
are somewhat above normal in thettracks when he went into Dow's hard-
centrai districts. were store. While he was absent. a
trolley car came along and will forced
l
WEATHER A YEAR AGQJO stop. Numerous automobiles also
TODAY, came to rt halt. Officer Sammis or-
8%. Fair. . tdercd the machine to be pushed along
l Temperature: Low, 66; high,‘ side of the curb, which was done. and
car ond autos proceeded on their way]
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Officer Sammie warned Mr. Nash that
leh a thing must not occur again,
‘and Mr. Nash agreed that it wouldn't.
As an excuse. Mr. Nash said that he
,hnd entered the store expecting to
A regular “1°01 0‘ Norwalk Gun stsv only it moment, but that he re-
Clllb “‘lll be hel arrow “"9" celvctl a long distance telephone call.
noon. at l‘lorlon's Paint. it is cxpect- andthus hnd [0,,“ch the car.“
:2. [infill 1:311:13); :f out-of-town Visit-l; V
:6lele [llMlNlllS
' l0llMlll ClllllPl0ll
NEWPORT. R. l., August 18.—~A
____ new name on the Casino bowl for the
[James é‘\~ul]()w was “fluted. lastlamtual invitation tcntiis‘slngles tour-
evening, by Officer Clunc, for drunk-:“amem was assured yesterday when
enness. ln ",9 uptown court. titis‘R Norris Williams, 2nd,_of Philadel-
1 morning, he pleaded guilty, and Judgcll’l‘ltlo ”‘9 former Inatlonal champion,
\‘oshurnh nolled his case on the prom- who “'0? 1.8-“! YONG competition hcre.
lee 9f good behavior. was eliminated by the sweeping
' I {strokes of Clarence J. Griffin, of San
Go to Jac&)y'g smug-day, spectmiFrancisco. To some extent the down-
bargains at One dollar II the feature. ifnll of Williams was accounted for by
~ ._.__... i a weak ankle, which compelled him to
Attorney John Keogh and family play It bBCk court game. in this Sll’lF
had a delightful Clambake on Nauvoo ‘of play alone he was unable to meet
island, yepterday, A fine shore din.,tite accurate drives of the versatile
ner, consisting of clams, ustt. chicken,lCaIlfornlan. who was able to place
corn, sweet and white potatoes andglht‘ ball just where Williams, unable
’ brown bread ‘was enjoyed. 'to move rapidly, could not reach it.
Harold A. Throckmorton, school-
Vincent Nassef, proprietor of” the_boy champion, ‘of Elisabeth, N. Y..
Norwalk epmttng'cqmpmy, whichye-gtt-ho in the earlier days or the tourna-
cently suspended ppemtrans, at. qojment eliminated William J. Clothier,
v—Btraws. $1.00. $1.25: $1.50. O'Brien's_
The 326th regular reaction of Nor-
walk Lodge, No. 709. Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, will belie]
next Wednesday evening, at 8 o‘clock,
at the home in South )1qu street.
5
Her caselan official investigation trip inspecti...g
‘ burg.
England Mr. Williams will go to Beth-1 -
cl on August 22 or 23. for I two weeks';
stay with relatives. ‘
t...
——
Mrs. J. l.. Henderson of Norwalk
and Miss Mildred Corry of Richmond .
Jim, 1.. l.. wcro weekend guests of,
Mrs. George Cole. Knickerbocker ave‘
nu. Sllrirtgdale. '
Miss Catherine army. of South Nor- I”
walk. has returned home after a few"
days' visit with Miss Mildred 0'Don-,
hell. of 14 Wilson street, Danbury. ,~
Mrs. Ophelia Dow of South Norwalltl
has been spending a few days with,
Mrs. Prudence A. lnunsbury. of Lori!
Ridge. l
l
Louis Former. of Westport. has beenl
spending a week's vacation at thel
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holler-l.
an, of Wooster street. Dethol.
Miss Edith Holley. who has been“
spending a two weeks' vacation in New;
Canaan, has returned to her duties in _
South Norwallt. ’
N. In Pot-k has nturned to Fltch'l
Soldiers' Home, Noroton, after spend-I
inks forty days' furlough in South;
Norwalk and New linen. i »
Misti Mabel Tito, of Monroe «tn-ct."
has returned to her home after a; .
pleasant two months sttty in Pitts-r
_.—
Richard Magner, formerly of this
city now of Lowell, Mass, is vixl'ing
Miss Lillian 'l‘yrrell, of (‘hapel .«itrtcl.
Mr. and Mrs. M. .l. O'Brien. of 2,,
Quintttrd avenue. have returned from?
n week's visit in New York City.
Richard Gustafson is enjoying a“:
week's vacation front his duties with .
Adams Express Company.
.Mr, and Mrs. Hush P. Campbell, of
Spring slicct, are visiting interesting
points in Eastern Canada. ‘
Miss Gladys. Day, of Boston, Mom.
is Waiting with Miss Mary Betta. of
Newtown avenue.
_.._-
Loci-and Greenwood, Cyrus Benedict‘-
snd Cletus Mngncr spent last evening- ;.
in Drinbur). '
Joseph Delllno, of Stamford. visited
this week with friends imNorwalk.
By shouting: "CTéar the way!" '
Wall street, has taken a year's lease :former national champion. .nnd H.
‘. 'on the store. at. 8 River street. f6r-,Mlk3mlt the‘ Japanese player, added
E... utterly occupied by the sanitary lunch, E to his laureis
Mend will re-Open shortly at. hl
‘ ”tuna.
‘ ___.._ isots occupying four hours.
--One Dollar. has a special power at: Today. in the semi-finals. Throck-
Jaoohy’s Saturday, , ‘
the national title holder, while Griffin
.wlil play against 1. Kumagae, the Job-
ganese champion. ‘ " .
Kumagae met a sturdy opponent
yesterday by defeating:
5 new,“ W. Niles; of Boston. The match-i
. was the longest of the day, the five.
I‘morton has to meet W. if. Johnston. ‘
I remember, i remember.
Those pleasant summer weeks,
The scampering of feet above‘,
The girls' excited shrieks.
I remember. i remember,
Those days of glory pod. .
When regularly in the dark
We then undressed. for bed. ‘
--Detroit Free Press.
r . -‘-«.>
. Know
wrrn’n sun comes none.
When she comes home again! A
thousand ways
I fashion to myself, the ten-
derness
(if my glad welcome; I shall
tremble—yes,
And touch litr. as when first in
the old days
I lollt‘l’lf'll ltcr girlish hand, not-
dared upruise
Minc cycs, such was my faint
heart's sweet distress.
Then silence; and the perfume
of her dross,
.
Tile room will sway a little. and
a haze
(‘loy cycsight—soulsight, even
for a space;
And tears—yes; and the ache
hcrc in the throat,
To know that i so ill deserve the
place
“or arms makc for me; and
the sobbing note
I stay with kisses, crc the tear-
ful face
.-\gain is hidden in the old cm-
brace.
-—Jamcs \\'hitcotnb Rilcy.
THE GET-NOWHERES.
tiny stints that get
where—
The no-
Washingr the dishes; scrubbing
floors;
Replacing rug or stool or chair:
.. lic L'litllt‘hfi trips through
Stringing doors-—
These and a thousand other
tasks
Of equal import. day on day!
“'hat knows sllc of their irk, \vho
basks
. vjflln sated leisure, tired of play?
The floor so swcpt at early morn
Will lit: to sweep again tomor-
row;
'l‘ltc garments int-titled soon as
torn
\\'ill tcar again. No need to
borrow
l-‘rom pthcr lives in othcr spheres
The daily complement of care.
'Tis lovc alone kccps back the
tears
\\'llilc chained to tasks that
got nowhere.
You who can toil with high ain-
bition.
You with your ltopc of gold or
fame,
You have your drcanl of changed
condition,
New luster for your tribal
name.
But she—hers is the part hcroicl
No crown too bright for her to
wear ' ‘
Q
Who, toiling ayc with courage
stoic, . .
Does little tasks that got no-
where. .
-—Strickland Gillian in Farm
Life.' - ’
1‘» .iir
m .
Bridgeport. Conn,
lit tlicsc :w
llil‘ lHtht lti\'t‘l'>. \
liliill)’ of our ii‘icnds
attractin-
‘.
out
Contrary Mary—
Shortly McCabe on the
The Primal Lure-
It HIPDCfied in Egypt—
Th' Flaming Sword_'
The isle of Life—
The Nightingale—
The Terms of surrender-—
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wlf Threatened ._
mu. 1.1mm . '
. 1 . Cash Crows Quickly
‘ when put to work at interest.
Maltesur'e your “funds are se-"
gm. \ ',. . .
' - Stat-t AnA'ocotmt Today.
‘ cm £23.33”
unit’s tutti.
:t‘
' ll
yesterday in I). S. Watters, of New
g0rleans. holder of the. Southern see
’tlonat title and it required four‘hard. In! at m. aura“: try-1M; use“...
' might have been saved by timely at-
.fought sets to clinch the victory of the notion ‘0 “I“. matters. in In!”
Japanese. . . moo. how-var. a rundown system,
Johnston's defeat of W. M. Wash- M nuisance. 0“” "m“ “"3“”
burn. of New York, was accomplished ' Alterattyo.‘ ‘
, treatment which has the out a
Without great effort. Wuhburn taking G l! °‘ ”l" “'9’ “WM“ '
'o'nly ,seven games in three sets. . ~
you must pay propsrattontlon to diet
and living conditions. and get plenty
of rest and fresh sir and good food.
than“ person. . , ‘ «tut
in“, aim of! chance. «but ,.
. . . on your chances by or.
in; which and
he
IV remember. i remunber, '
our sumnter home back then.
- no ‘ “mm "wow.
Whoa chalk unaware the walls be tun“: pen is In «an. Audi
. 1'0“ ’ "‘ l ‘ V1,“,
The women and the hen. - .. “it. “5M
v.
‘ 25 North Main St.
, ‘ Palace Delicatessen
, new noon KRAU’I‘ (Totem draconian): 3712'}
Honouring ”porsro storm .
. nu. most on menus};
. éiflewjil e0: r- A
“li°"i"‘?'~”m«1"ffii ‘ ‘
I. .
..’ 5am . .
'ret. 3336.2,”
~¢
ngnttttrs
Entrance on Main St, Farfield Ave., Cannon 8!.
These books added
to 50c family
ltllllUIIS arc litany hours of ciijovint‘nt'
'lt‘t‘ at tlic‘uutltoh shows us that i . '
urt-
Bamabetm Erotwittle Susan)
Taday‘s Daughter 0
The Adventure of Francois-—
'3!
Friday, August 18, 1916. L
trcsmt. (mt-rs Lind bindings are
Temple Bailey
Job~$ewell Ford
Helen R. Martin
Josephine Daskam Bacon
Vingte E. Roe
C. N. and A. M. Williamson
George Gibbs
Stephen French Whitman
Ellenor Stoothoff
S. Wier Mitchell
a];
Louis Tree
The Morale of Marcu— wm J Lacie
Stella Marie— , Wm. J Locke 5
Nancy the Joyoue— Edith Stow - 3’ 9
' o
World a End— Amelie Rivers ' 'J
. r
Looking After Sandy— Margaret Tumbull " ‘y'
l i
The Planter— Herman Whitaker ~tl “
The Shop Girl- 1; 5
c. N. and A. M. Williamson
Frank Front
Gordon Holmes
Arnold Frederickl .
Henry Russell Miller
John Breckenridge Ellie
Mary Johnston
Zane‘Grey
The Gi‘ell Mystery—
No Other Way—
The Blue Lights-
The Ambition of Mark Truitt—
Lahoma—
The Witch—
Tita Last of the Plainsmen—
l’airlicld Avenue Iitltraticc
New trunk or case
for the vacation trip
_at special price
.\ dollar right now will buy more
trunk ' -
valuc than usual! or suit Case ‘.
A lot. of trunks and cases has just come speeding in"
Each onclts anxious to go on a vacation trip with Somt; ’
uycr \v to appreciates good a i icaratic - ‘ ' '
. c i
strength, 11 tonbmcd with
To make sure they shall go,
‘ all are oflcrin - ’
selves at prices less than regular! g the
f! btout trunks COVfl'L‘d with canvas and bound
tier, have dccp trzfy; are trimmed with brass
did by strongr straps of leathcr.
with. .
and encir— .
.t.
28-inch Silo—$4.50; incrcrgcr sizc at an increase of 50c:-
l ”Steamer trunks that will occupy but little room yet"
let many net-(ls; this is of spccial valuc \vlicn occupving‘
Fmalkroom as well as aboard ships. Have binding. of
lrlii filter on their covering of canvas. ' ‘
28~tncli Silo—$4.50: inrcosc of soc for each size larger.
t' Fine trunks. of vulcanized fibcr with riveted solid
_,qf‘lllllllllilg‘fi and lining of cloth, cquippcd with two trays;
. p Cll(lltl trunks tn appca'rnncc and durabilitv,—
. $11.50 to $18
.- (owhtdc suit-cases built on :t Flt‘l'l frame and lined
\tttlt Cloth; have Slldlllfl' lock and strong bolts: are fin-i
isltctl with straps in 'tdditinll tol '
. . . . . . . )olts; shirt- k= ' '
suic ltd. 24-inch size,— poc “ fits 1;;
with lcatlter' straps.
' $x.5o:
Lightweight suit-cases of filter
and brass lock—
.. Third floor.
The Howland Dry ,Goods "C
The City National Ba ,
ALWAYS ON DUTY
The successful business man knows the v i = -
which is not only safe and sccure’,‘ but also $3331“
. Competent officials are always on duty here ready
give any needed attention to your affairs. ‘. ’ ,
-—Vi_le safeguard money entrusted to our keeping ‘
——Gtve credit to those worthy‘of' it. - '. "
,-—Provide for the expeditiousjransaction of
‘ Among‘the personal
busineiet
accounts on our books, we wool ‘
km
MTV-*-
be pleased to have yours.
SteamrDytiig & Cleaningco, ..* '2‘
* " '- "amateur ~-
Formerly known ‘ie-Irldgeport bosom _byelng Q cleaning
Silk Drama, cloves. Blankets and use Mintclilm
Telephone ms. , ‘H.'LYNGE, Prop. so: out. snort
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