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T:;rlor&Goldenli News
Telephone No. 130 “33“: ”~31”:
M "mu“ TM 6“ m“ l lonald Tay,lor of 111.111 street who
ihas been emplmed for some time in
I the ( entral \ational llauk, of Non alk
. resigned his posi ion in the \‘l all street
{bank Su‘urdtty, and today began his
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Keogh. Clams, bluellsh, chicken, corn
white and sweet potatoes, brown
bread, lobsters, watermelon and
cigars were on the menu.
The diners departed for home at a
late hour, but before they went they.
cotgratula'. ed .\lr Kenney on his suc ]
tess as chef" (‘harles Harvey, Wil- .
liam Records, \\illian1 Kipp, Charles
H. tiakes, and (haries Kenney com-
putel ti-e ("inimittee who had charge
of the Clambake. ;
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cents ahead of the previous week, out
fiaturday, and was virtually sold out
ltry ten o‘clock. From now on for that
.sltade,
CHILDREN. IARKIT NOTE.-
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Merchanta 50:11er More [Annoy Than
a Week Ag. and Sold Out in l
M Order.
The Children’s Market was a few
next fortnight or so will be the1
.1eigitt of the season and, as the pub-
l.c is most kind and the children mostl
indusuious, the sales should be big. 1
As the day was full of sunshine, the
tables were placed to the right of thel
pitttaesque bank building, in thet
the signs being stretchedI
-ga1nst the vines in front, wherethey
ltan be plainly seen, and everybody
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‘Wils happy and comrortatt‘ 1.0 The low-
Int sale was 38c; the highest in one
ltahtily, $3. 26; the atttage, about at
Stamford Reality 1
SPEEDY Clllllllfllll liltlll
ew duties in the
1111 Trust Company, in Stamford.
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Miss Elizabeth Olmstead, stenogrtt-
l pker in the office of the Newark Chant
.ber of Commerce. returned to her du-
ltiets this morning after enjoying :1
lwccks' vacation in Northport, Long
‘ Island.
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of South Main street. 1
Stanley K Adams of Btldgcpoit
was arrested vtsterday afternoon byi
Sergeant Thomas ilunt for driving o'.,1
the wrong side of a trolley car in
front of the Regent Theatre. and fort
not having his driver's license cut
dorsed. in coui't this morning, he
was fined 55 and costs, amounting to
813.0].
Edgar E. Murphy. of itiain street, rte-l5
‘companied by his son Frederick, 1110-;
.tored to Saratoga yesterday. Fred>
will remain for some time in the New
,York State resort.
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'{E 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
how you like it.
. Stuart Whiteside. of the Norwalki __...
Tire and Rubber Company, startedt
this morning on a two w‘eeks vacation:
which he will spend in the vicinity of
. Saratoga Springs.
Harris 81 Gans l
Water St. South Norwall
Robert E. Brown.
Robert E Brow,n the infant son oil
Mr.
\llss Gertrude Close has re! urned to int:
her duties in the omce of the Southern ternoon in Riverside cemetery.
'New England Telephone Company, air, -——--
ter enjoying a two weeks' location, in:I Betsey J. Draper.
Belmar, N. .i. t Betsey J. wife O'f Hiram H. Draperi.
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l WEATHER FORMAST.
Matthew Stclger and party of friends in Darlen, at the age of 69 years. F‘tt
from Paterson, N. 1.. spent Sunday in nerttl services will be held from her
this city as the guest of Mr. Steigers lttte home of the deceased in \liddle
' a f Norwalk and vitinltt:
Fem M or her, Jacob M. Steiger of Edward sex lload. Ox Ridge, Darieh, on \V-ed
tonight ”’0‘
Pair and continued warmer ,
12:30
. 11.1 to street. nesday afternoon. Aug. .3rd, 11
-”d Tuesday, 5:511) SortAhedLNrm —-— p n1. Rct. Johnson will oillclate and
north winds on I C a I | ‘ tAlan Moses, employed by the Grayl interment will be in Sprin Grove Com
is
nice central over South Dakota and Davis Electric Company, of BOB-letert. The deceased was an old and
causing unsettled showery weather Eton, Mair-9.. is spending 8 ”V0 “90kt well knowntresldent of Ox Ridge. and
between the Rocky Mountains and the ' mention at his home in Arch street. ‘her presence will be sorely missed by
Mississippi river Pleasant weather rt her many friends in that section A
prev-ails generally in all districts east, Chester Meeker of the Fairfleid daughter. Mrs W. I Stevens, lives in
of the Mississippi river. Huron. S. 1).,10‘0 “my National Bank returned to hit: How “yum
reported 256 inches 0' rain The tern duties in the uptown institution to- l
peratures continue high in the ”kelday after a two Weeks' "an“.
region. but are somewhat lower in the.
Western districts.
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Puma! of Mrs. Lucy J. Wood.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rohn. of New l Lucy J, Wood, of Virginia were held
York (lty. it“? returned 10 their [yesterday nfternoon at 2: 30 o'colck
home after \‘lBl' lull for a 19W (18!“ from llay'monds undertaking parlors
WEATHER A YEAR AGO with friends in this Cltl', tin W est Washington street inter
TOPAY _ i ---— illlt‘nt watt in Pine. island cemetery.
Tt‘ttlltt‘ramm I40“: 7 . ll‘ghv Miss Carrie Allen, of New York city,.
98. Fair. . 'was a week -end visitor at the home of; Mrs. chin“ Williams.
"" ‘ 1111-. and Mrs C. W Hnwxlmrst 119‘ Mrs (haries Williams died tester
S Main “”9“ 11111,, at her home, in “13min street, in
- Ews inc; 56th year. Site is survived by her
0'" N | Sidney BMW“ employed in the of l‘li‘l‘ 1nd and four dnuuiiters Misses
‘ '"t‘t‘ 0' ”1“ “in“ “re 3““ RnbberlOllH‘ find Alice Williams and Mrs J.
company is ”“jmmg a two weeks v11 11.. llttrtett, of New Haven, and Mrs.
l Norwalk last —_—w—eek, there were
elesen sales of property as against cation lClttrcncc Ft',icson of this city, 'nnd one
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fifteen for the second week of August. James Conroy returned to his du stint;lfi'alrlbll'plilalnis‘.“ 1:13:11 M:cr .
39‘5- The mortttges amounthd ‘0 ties at the (liendennlng Pharmacy,thls ‘ c‘ f ‘0‘ “0 9"
.i,ioon at3 oclock, interment will bc‘
819,066, while for the same week a morning, after spending a weeks n. ‘
year ago they were $7,202. cation. . J. Ben
in liiterside cemetery. lltt
ton Werner will ttfiicintc.
Funeral of Michael McSIlly.
The funeral services of hiicltncl Mc-
Sttlly, the unfortunate young man who
was tirownt-d while swinnnlnz, Friday
'ttftetnoon. were held, this morning,
amt Were very impressive.
Minds and rci:ttlvcs tltrongcd to St.
.\ittr,\".~' church, nt 9 o'clock, when the
Somttinie drtting the last week. v Rev. James J. )lt'Guinncss celebrated
1hieves visited the power boat, “Marv: An enjoyable dance was bold Sntttr- .1 tone ttl mass. A deitttg. tion from
jorie.” owned George 1‘ Hearse, of. day evening at the Rhodonolla Houscl‘ho ridlcpmi L0(l"(‘ of “an...” Em-l
Darlen, and stole a Klaxon Slim?“ and was attended by nlnrgc number 0f'plotcs vttts pt'mcnl at the mass St.
3mm and a few life DN‘E‘BTV-OTS Th“ ”MW” mildew“ Mnt't' 5 full choir. of which the deceas-
boat was anchored off the Norwnlk ”‘- rtd was rt member, sting “Aw M'tritt
Yacht Club, and add one more to a se—i The Nils: cs Marion and Maud Brad 5"“ ”m offcrtory, and as mo body was
ties of petty robberies that have been. ley. of New York are guests of Mrs. tlcnving the church sang “Lead Kind-
taking place in that vicinity during the Eleanor G Smith, of Ilnyvicw menu? lv i. i' lit. " After the limits, Mrs. irv-t
1. s 11 icr The Officials of the Nor- "—"‘ , 1.
1th 2'21th Club are making every: "’1‘" Gromwmd' rural mail antenna: 1112:“: 1:121]: b::$:f;“fflztnl)nie-
effort to stop the nuisance. :2:11;:o‘r’pctllgopopfiogfllgfs iguipejsvinz nmhbmnws‘ ““1“de pieces front
“—"' ' tttto Bridge ort Lodyve of Rattwtt Em—I
Th“ “”1 0f “ml" imp;ovcn‘cnts ‘0 1111mm, an: the Anhicnt Order it Hi-'
1,,1 11.1tit- at the (lifford Hotel will be; “135 Flora Bacon. 0‘ Washington, 1 Q Tit lib" 'h . e
Minted intmcditttclv. A litidgepmt (min, is the guest of her brotltcm ’“n'i‘” f 1“ [:1 stirs, “ ° 3‘"
concern has leased. the state now oc- Frank R Bacon, of 3 Livingston street {31:11:} (2W; lghotn:;:St‘<“cigla:r;eJielfg
“mi?“ as “ barb” shop Md' on Sept. l 'ward and Janice. MtSnllv, James Ga
-- . . _. . 1 Mrs Roltcrt F. Adams and daugh-
:T‘STG“llil‘lfepehl'llielrf‘i‘lfizp :21? 0:23;: tors Emma and Carrie, hate-sailed forlvin and William i-‘ahan. The flowen
_. d Adto- 'bccrers. who were liltcwlse cousins,
quarters in the rear of the hotel )ian- 01d Point Comfort, 51.1me MP” Francis Lawson and Edward
tiger Gladnev is putting icuh life in,
1"Ellilil.
the. Clifford business and he has oX'
tensivc plans for the future.
Local members of the Eleventh ”'5'; Mrs. Maurice ll. Nutting and son
lment, Connecticut volunteers, of the Leighton, of Putnam avenue, are
Civil War. are planning to attend the spending two weeks in Washington.
annual reunion of the regiment which Conn.
will be held this year in Hartford, on
Monday, September 16.
e—Croquet Sets. Briggerman Bros.
Fred \iurphy, of Main strcet lcft
VOSt0l‘dfly for Sttrntttga Springs, N. Y..
where he will spend it two weeks’ VIP
cation.
cate. .
Barney t‘. Fecncy returned to his1 .__.,..._______.
duties with the iiour this morning. nf—' Suit Filed Against Tyson.
"""”"“'_ “" "‘ fbr enjoying a weeks‘ vacation.
Cash Grows Quickly. '
when put to Wed: at interest.
Make sure your funds are 5e' ‘ Dr. Charles W, Money, of Norwalk.
cure. ' "3i: lwas a week-end visitor with friends
_ - tin Lat-chinont.
Start An 'Account Today. ~
defendant in a suit brought by the» D.
S. B. Wilton, the local real estatel Multcr Sons Company of Greenwich.
agent. has taken the agency for the.
Vim automobile trucks. ing to $1 682 32 - ,
civil Superior Court,
Trust Company, trustee of about $200,-
, hunt. the late Fannie 0. Hamilton, is
1 Miss Helen Keane, of Bethel, is the‘
lanes" 1 O ...ulber term 0! The coult,
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Flax Hill Road.
33 pg Washington Street.
- IdSoitth Nomlk, Conn.
5““ 510m .. * 115' : until it is fully sntlsfield. _
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l Accept all the luck that comes your
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,iitgl. you trout a job. use a Bentl- log! it. you w at it. oh.“ use ‘.
ol Willi
.doiiar.
‘ 'ciiildren is most interesting.
for this enterprise takes place tomor-
and 'tirs. Albc: t E. llrow,n of 18 tliildrtui is unique to Norwalh, w-hlth
tatlterlne street, dltd Saturday even [is the only city in the l-lastcarrying
interment was held Sunday af- 1“ on With an expert supertisor, and
litities
died Sunday Aug 201h,a1 her home'
Hosts of ‘
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John H. Tyson of Riverside is thel
to recover on a bill for goods amount-
. in papers field yesterday with tho
the Greenwich
000 willed to the defendant by his‘
.tttnmnncd to appear before the Sept-
the plain-
i, tiffs asking that the income due Mr. '
M” Eleanor G Smith is “10““ at Tyson on the fund held in trust for
'vncstion from her duties at the 1305- him be applied to the debt involved,
Accept all the luck that comes your
war—but don't DEFEND on its com- war—but don't DEFEND on its corn-‘
The developing of talent among the
One of
the girls hasa aspecial gift in airung-
itig it'et simple little flowers. One of
the boys has composed a very telling
adtt-rtisernent, marked out in colored
crayons. lie says they had this exer-
cise in the drawing class with Miss
llouton. Mutii business sagacity and
untiring industry is shown.
'1 Le card party at the (‘Ountry Club
row at three in the afternoon.
it tannot be too strongly emphasiz-
cd that this construttive work forthe
that the expcriment is being watched
with eager interest by other commu-
There are doubtless many of
them which wish, in this hard period
for the children that they had had
the ptet'ision to inauguiate such an
entt-rprlse, absolutely the only one
lathlch can he pursued for the chil.
dren this year, since it takes place
wholly out-OM00”. and in the child's
own promises. except for the market.
KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CHURCH
Weekly Calendar.
Monday night, 8 p. 111., the first quar-
terly confercnce.
‘ 'l‘t'esday night,
ting.
l Wrdnesdav night. the model picture
show will be given by Mrs. Rosa Mll-
ler. t‘ome and see your favorite liv-
ing model.
Thursday. from 2 p. m. to 10 I) m.,
the Allen Chl'istlon Endeavor League
will meet in a state convention. with
fishing delegates from New Haven,
:Brit‘gcport flutmford 11nd Grcentttnicit
the following program will be rcn
tiered: Organ voluntary, Mrs. \‘lolct
Tour-send: welcome address, J D.
‘iiaiold: paper, Bridgeport delegate;
Imusical duct. Greenwich dcicgtttes:
regular class meet-
'praier. Frank Middleton: response,
New Haven delegate: solo. Stnmford'
dclcpaie Music will be furnished by!
the best outoftown and local talent. l
lianquet front 7 to 830 p. m '
Friday night. choir rehearsal—Jung
Perkins, chorister.
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NEW lORK, Aug. 2l.——The center
of the epidemic of infantile paralysis
lshifted today from Brooklyn to Man-
ihttttan, anti there. were more deaths!
tund new cases in the latter borough
than at any time sincc the inception of!
.1119 disease. The health depttrtmcnt' s;
bulletin todttv showed a decrease in
'nPW roses and an increase in fatali .
tics over yesterday During the 24
hours preceding 10 ft. m.. the plagtie‘
killed 33 children in the five borougitsl
of New York city 92 new cnses were-
reported as compared with 108 new.
cases and 20 deaths at the. end of the:
corresponding period yesterday. In1
Manhattan there were 17 deaths and.
'32‘ new cm Since. the epidemic,
ibegttn in June there have been 7,2021
1 cases and 1,650 den hs.
BOSTON, Aug. 21. ~Sprend of infan- t
tile paralysis in tho state developittgl
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gradually for sev erni v. ceks, has been
checked temporarily at least, accord
lug to report-1 received by the State}
Department oi 1' hi it today. Only 10l
.cases were 1. iscov11;.l within the past
48 hours.
WANTED—-E.\’Pl:lt'l‘* 8; EXPERI- *
encod doubleentry book—keeper, male
or female, by old established manu-
gfncturing concern, permanent positiort
‘with chance of advancement, state
1129, ckperlence and salary expected,
Apply 1". H. Post office Box 77, Stam-
ford, Conn, , A. 21 3t.
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BlgBal-glns
I Kranach & Bach
I Shoningor
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
1 Raven & Bacon
$65 00 AND UP
and friends:
——BANKS-
—BAKERS—
Mrs. Bertha Raihs.
Rundlc's Bakery.
DeKiyn’s & Son.
—BUTCHERS—
Oscar F. Schultze.
Conneaily & Bracken.
W. .L. Olsen.
ERY—
James Donnelly.
S. Lanice.
DeKiyn & Son.
S. Lattice. a
. —-CAFES—-
Adam Schmidt.
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL-
T. A. Skelly.
Tarlov Brothers.
8. Lanice.
—DELICATESSEN-—
'Morris Vogol. ‘
PLIES‘—-
Frederick M. Cullen.
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ERS—
A. J. Collins & Co.
Raymond & Son.
—DRY GOODS-
E. K. Banks.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
Frank Jacoby.
~GROCERIES—
New York Grocery.
I Morris Vogel.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
O.'F. Schultzc.
+HARDWARE—
Norwalk Hardware Co.
Albert F. Gehebe.
~HOTELS—
Hotel Clifford.
Rogers & Stevens
Lopis Prensky & Co.
MENTS—
James Donnelly.
E S. Adams.
—RESTAURANTS-—
McCarthy’s
Plaza Lunch.
INSURANCE-f .
S. J. Keeler.
T. H. Canty.
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.‘A. J. Collins.
Studweil Piano Co. m ,
. Raymond & Son. .
..ELECTRICAL SUP-
—FURNITURE DEAL-
The Sterling Furniture Co.
—REAL ESTATE AND
-UN DERTA KERS—
The following firms are de-
sirous of being classed as
friendly to Labor, and solicit
the combined support of Or-
ganized Labor, their families
The People‘s Trust Company.
—-BOOTS AND SHOES—
:BOOKS AND STATION-
—CONFECTIONERY AND
ICE CREAM, WHOLE-
SALE AND RETAIL—-
-—BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES—
The Frederick Thompson Co.
—CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
—CLOAKS AND SUITS—
-HOUSE FURNISHINGS—
—-—MEN’S FURNISHINGS—
—MUSICAL INSTRU- —
HQWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St.,
Farfield Ave., Cannon 5!.
hr.
Bridgeport, Conn, Monday, Aug. 16, 191‘; ~
Bedroom rugs
of soft shades
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l\llj{.~ notch front purc wool in a pct'uliar weave ‘ l
\‘cry like titztt ill a close burlap! '
Mittitttlt and durable, oi liitl'tl .‘le'l‘ilt‘t‘, in attractive A“
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pat terns.
1:111 and time 11 and grout zttttl littt \\ltll lif’ul'LS in
illlllt‘l't'ill \llittlt‘.\ itiity a Illiltl 1.ti1 \Ull‘tlti\l. U1
Light til “tight but utitt~tt:ill_\' tittrziiilc. .2“;
Emily t‘lt‘iillt'tl, but: the {Your t‘\t'lll_'t' ztttl smoothly. ' 1
(tltt t) {tr-$5- 71 .1... now—$650 3
‘J it} to 1-,: tt.~$9 1) ll\ l.’ . $I0-50 ;
(‘arpct litill, :lttrtl tlot-r.
Cooking with gas
is comfort:
Micro is nothingr that may lit‘ cooked with a coal '
rzmgc that may not be cooked t-tgttzti'y 1.1-” with a gas '
rttngc. ..
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Gas
. itt litttttlrcds of homes to.
l‘.\'t‘l‘)'\\’llt‘l’l‘ they are doing
l'.\pt rt cooks have prott'tl this our and over.
ranges and slows arc in us;-
tl:t_v. suti~iactory cooking.
And they are bringing,r comfort to the cook!
Heat is scturcd ju~t \\ll"li it is \tatttttl in the very .
decree that is wanted. litt itttt tt)llllllUt\‘ just so long '* ,
as \\.1titttl——antl then it is cut oil instantly. The food is "
t'ookt'tl; 1101 the cook! '
Here are dependable gas cooking devices at attrac- ;‘
five mice 1— '
Large t‘alitttt't ranges with white door panels and *
separate broiler contpartinept—installed complete for ‘
spct'tal price of $21.50 i, 1' ‘~
Cookers with 4~littritcr top, large oven with itickcled . 3'.
drop doorw $14.50
' 4-l1urncr cookers with large oven and broiler, black 9"
finislt— $13.50 1
_ Cookers with 3 burners and broiler, oven of good ‘ '9
5120, according to finish— $9.50 or $1! ‘
Nit‘kclcd ltot~platcs or tint gas stores, 3 burners—0n
these .1 portable own may be used— $3.“?
Fourth floor.
Compound Lard
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Campbell's Soup . . . . . . . .
Shredded Wheat .......... ..... ............. 10¢ pkg.
Pure Molasses.can...... ......... 9¢
Condensed Milk (fullwcight),can 8¢
Forcc,pkg.........°......... ............ 10¢
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