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“181113001091, Lag. 2L—‘l‘he AL
‘nlnistration Revenue Bill vaa taken
.up for consideration‘in the Senate to
day with vigorous opposition to the
measure promised.
Republican leaders propose to make
the bill the target for political al'jck.
_ Nthile some Dehiocrats are to oppose
l”: Lizzie Wiley, 0f Norwalk, 13 certain features, including the nine
visiting h” mother, at her home on tax section. and the section to tax
Center ””8"" Bethel. manufacturers of materials entering
into munitions of war five per cent. on
Mrs. Harold MacGregor, Of Gm,“ their net profits. Senator Underwood
street. Bethel'leit Saturday morning will attack the proposals for a Lari!
for a week's \‘lSll vrtth friends in hor-
walk.
Price» Tribe No. 26, l. 0. R, M. will
me1t tomorrow evening. '
commission and Increased tariff du-
.
lie: on dyestuffs on the ground that
um Lat-r 10 I01 or a.
GMWLCH. Conn, Au. 21.-i !
William Smith Cary. in year old; BE WISE
i
can of Thomas F. Cary. a grocer here.
will receive more than $1,000,000 {renal
the estate of his mndfather, the latx‘
William F, Smith, when he rear-he:
his majority, according to a final dis-:
tribution Fade in the Probate court
today. His share of the estate at the;
present time is $330,325.68. :
Mary Smith Woodsmck wile ot‘
Arthur Woodstock, a daughter at the,
testator, its also a legatee in the auml
of $346,225.68, she having nectived an
M
with anything in our line.
Phone "3-3.
Procrastination is the thief of time. Do you dread Win-
ter’s coming? Our coal in your furnace will keep even tem-
peraturea in you home. Be wise and on good judgment
and secure your coal NOW before higher prices prevailWe
have the largest and best auortment in the city. and can
please the most fastidious taate.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
We can fill you want:
131 WaahingaonSt.
additional legacy of $10,000 under the:
will. The bulk of the estate, valued
at $1,190,700.14 was left in the hands.
ihoth are undemocratic.
AMT?" 501W“: 0' SW‘h Norwaik. (‘ltatrnian Simmons of the Finance
played the bass horn with member! committee. '3. ready when the Ben-
“ Danbury band 3‘ the Elks clam- ate opened the deliate on the bill. The
bake yesterday. :mt‘aiul'f‘ is calculated to bring in
$205,000,000 of revenue annually
through income, munitions, liquor, in-
corporation stock and miscellaneous
axes.
of tniateea for Hrs. Woodatock and thel
Cary boy, Mr. Smith accmulated his;
(«tune in real estate here bQVel‘tll‘
Yeah! ago_
IUROLAR. MAKE HAUL IN
WIIRS RAILROAD STATION.
~Be warm and comfortable in all
brands of weather with Burnhatn
COSy Comfort Heat. Lord & Burn-
!tam Co, lrt‘ington, N. Y.
Past Grand Exalted Ruler Edwar
beach. who attended the llanpury
Lodge‘s clantbake, was the guest 0!
members of Norwalk Dodge last even‘
ins. '
‘ l “‘EIRS. N. H.. Aux. le—Burglars
‘ lgot 81,000 from the Boston & Maine
d CHEAP CA59LENE MOV'NG EA"rtrallrond auction here early Saturday
M.“ YORK. Ana. 21.—Ea‘stward the.“ “up“ without 19“.,“ my clue.
wave of ga‘olenc reduction is sweell- The safe in the station omce was
inc. altltcuzlt no redurtion in the price
‘ . Y . blown open and $650 was taken.
,“f 1h“ Tmnd‘mi (‘1 ptoduu “as re'el-‘rom the safe of the station the bur-
poned tron) NH. 20 Broadway yester-
glars obtained about 8400. They al-
" will day. ’l'he ””09 I” "‘9 ““‘ld't‘ment the so entered the post ofllce but the post-
agc ”we” “I"? lmy m 1'000 gal- master had left only some small‘
on Sundays lit-tween Roton Point and ion tillallllllt‘s. conttnumt yesterday at change and stamps.
Huntington. Leaves ltoton Point at 23 "em“ “ fiuure naturally lower than;
8 a. m. 1 p. m 8:3“ I" m- “13‘,“ "un- that whitlt the public paid for its mo-i
. tor juice,
tington at 10 a, in. 3 p. m. 10 p. m The .
5.30 p. m. trip from Rolon Point “I, The lhl‘cd Pro-s yesterday collated
turn: in time for the cars to Norwalk “Mi“l‘“ "ll Rii‘filt‘tlc prices and
rod Stantt‘ord Round trip 50 («mm For Fhou-cd tltt- middle \\'c>l from Denver
'f‘tt'ltt'<i'|ll‘4 picnics and moonlight ’0 ('“imgil l“ 9’11”)”an UH: lOWt’n‘l pri-
culls apply to Captain Frank ii. Ste- W l“ "1“ ""“““"‘~ ”mg" ““1 1’“
D ' ’
, , Moincs quoted 17 1»? cents, and otherl alrymen s
"m" «my. gave an it\'+‘l'lti.:0 or 18 and ”l S l'
upp ms
the New cvn'.~. The top price in lhatt ierri-l
Milk bottle capa, milk bottle.
—The steam-er "W. l. Stet'et's,
make regular trips on Saturdays and ear
If your tenant is delinquent and
lied advertiser at once.
The Norunllw will
Canannans Labor day morning,
plny
and m tnty i< lntin: paid luv Denver, 24mm; all
the afternoon will huttlc with 5mm 311d 25 WINS-“"1““ St, UN“ Ell-“019"" Dina, milk bottle boxea, milk bottle
at 21 1-2 mm. Detroit is i carrlara. milk mentoring otlcka, glue
. . .. ,, .' ling
ford Vlitll‘ltlh. llulh games promise to 1‘ WI
- antl 't"('(l“tlll‘l' to Manaxer payingr lil cents, Indianapolis 31’ nupl and wood butter churni, milk clnl,
t h .
be “it .
Ru.~s Norwalk will come through lain 23 and Albany 2.3 cents. 132??!" Ix::9:gzvu-b°m° 5'0““.
t): a; l’.‘ with flyin colors. "”‘
m H ’1 cnuoa PETROLEUM pnooucrs. ‘ G h
Jove Smith of SlTntford wns :tr‘ WASHINGTON Aug. 21'_Th91 Alm‘ F. e elm
I A. ' ‘ ' A . - ~ d'uction of crude petroleum.
a: . _. . it . . 0” ,_ world ~ pro 1 .
remediederday a tznoo‘nhi ltil' in 131:), “mmgmf; han-..15__wag tn" Prompt dallvcry ,Phonc 10002
Cltttiltt- l' torpc, tit tic tutltoad >txt- 5.5 25 Waahlngton 81.. “0- Norwalk
greatest in the hlSlOl‘)’ ot‘ the indu
try. Figures of the Geological Survey}
today show that the output was great-1
er lty 3,1943"? barrels limit the prev-H
ious record in 19“.
ion. for molt-sting girls as the) alight-
cd from trains, and for making a ilt'l'l-
era! nuisance of ltlnttlell'. Smith‘s (‘ttsc
this morning, until
was. post pont d
INSURANCE
Tliursdny. ’l‘hc hulk or the increase in output‘
— in 1111.? came from the United States Fire Life Accident l’lttle (llnsa
RAP?!" tw‘n‘) numb?” ff the and Mexico. though Russia, Argentina \Vorkman's Compensation. Liabll»
m. ttl. of (olunthus, of llll.‘ city. and “pan recorded significant up"... ity, Marine and Automobile.
Surely-Bond».
STEAMSHXP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J. M. [83000de Inc.
Roll mm and Inauranoa.
5 Railroad Av... to. Norwalk
“"3“”“1 3“ ““‘Onwl’m‘ “"9 ““9”” The United States led in production
to \\ atcrbttry. The trip was made by with SalJulJOi 1mm,” Russia came:
way of Imuhury :tttd Neu‘town. and second. with tlitfilltflti‘.’ lmrrcla. and
Briucuport vvu~I visited on the return. Mexico third. with 33‘1ltt‘t,,‘,ttt barrels;
The trip was made in Brower andJia-
lon’t truck.
POSSE HUNTS VOLUNTOWN
SLAYER.
Frederick S. Lyon, of Flax lltll .
Road. haa recovered from his recent Negro Accuaed of Murder in Woodal“
aevcre illness. 1 with Gun and Revolver. l
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'Rcsldenta 0f Hillside street are com- posse of tlcpttty slit-rtil's and citizens
plaining of the condition of that tltor- ‘5 searching the woods m," tho
oughfare. The surface is covered with Rhmlc hm,” “m. for “NH,“ 31mg
100“ stones, which are unpleasant mottds, colored, who is :tllvgcd toI
alike for horses and automobilista.‘hflve murdered Mitchell Grai’elizt, u'
The heavy ruins of the past few mill Operative, with an it): here yea-
months have badly washed the street, terday morning. Simmonds in said to‘
“d aside from cleaning the gutuu,’ heartucd with a alto'igun and revolver,r
no work has been done there by the_nnd has plenty of ammunition. The
atreet department in years. ,murdcr was the result or n quarrel
' lat Simmond‘s home.
Does your foot
measure up to
this bargain?
We have some. broken lines
of Ladics’ Pumps and Oxford!
in White, Pat. and Gun Metal.
Sizes 2. 1-2, 3, 3 1-2, 6, 6 1-2.
-Values up to $4.00, which we
will close out at
$1.98
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Startling reports were received by i
the local police over the telephmte' i
last night at 11:30 o‘colck, to the zen-i l
oral effect that a wholesale gun fight: Old Member of y“, Corporation wtll‘
was in progress in Wood Si., and that Be 3m“ Wedneaday.
"Wman had “l“‘ady been ‘1“ by 1* warnnnvnv, Aug. 21.—Funemt
bullet. ("“09” Raymond and Lock-f services for Rev. :Dr. Joseph Ander!
wood rushed to the scene of the ru'lson. who died last. week at pom.
mored hostilities, but none of the con-fmmm‘, N. 1]., will be held from the
batnnta were ‘0 be “mild. any "‘ONlFirsi Congregational church. of which
than was the woman who was reported he was pastor emeritus. Wednesday at-
10 have stepped one 01' the “110“?- nd temoon at 2:30 o'clock. The aervicea‘
001cm were told however, that n‘ will be in charge or the pastor, the
social fUDCtiDD had been 30an 0" in.lRev. Charles A. Dinamore. Interment
the residence of Raffaelo Autore, in: will be in Riverside Cemetery, this,
Wood Street, but that said function city. i
had come to, an abrupt halt after two ‘
revolver shots were fired by one or ij't waste the days in ‘wainng
more of the men in attendance. Not- ga't try to and permanent atorale.
hing further could be learned in re- am for com-thing you may never}
qard to the matter. nae again—b; nae. a Sentinel "N
DR. AN DERSON'S FUN ERAL.
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Glover 8
Milton Elwood. Manager.
In Washington St.
Don’t Postpone
Fire and Burglar proof protection—it is ve'ryim-
portant. Fire may destroy the contents of your
home at any time. Bti‘rglars may “mack them
during your absence. Pictect your valuables after
you get them. a You can rent a Safe Deposit Box
in' our vaults at $4.00 per year. Open Monday
evenings.
deatruclive become a Sentinel clam-1
O. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN
Everything in the: Optical Line
53 WALL ST.
NORWALI
Phonon;
Frea Delivery.
Plenty of all kinds of the
Children’s St
CONNEALLY
.1 WASHINGTON mm
It!!!) H. GANUNO.
Funeral Directn and Dubai
010cc and Raaldanco
Telephone 004
M la. Main CL. 80. Nomi
If you need to buy a cake for tea.
Try chocolate layer and pleaaed
you will be.
So while you're houaeclcaninz.
too busy to bake,
'Phone to 5 Monroe for your
. bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery
Tel. 807 ii Monroa atroat
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GOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK;
A. ll.—1:891. 6:851, 52491. 6:57;!
7:181. 7:40. 7:651, 3:211, 8:591. 0:383.
0:39, 10:05:, 10:881. 10:52; l
P. Ila—10:081. 1:071, 1:281. 3:021.’
8:29. Min. 4:311. 5:181. 5:46, 0:011,
0:221, 1:021. 8:001. 0:531.
Md”!-
A. [—11:351. 1:801.
0:101. 10:381.
P. M.——ll:021. 1:071, 2:441. 0:181.
.4511. 0:00, 0:021. 7:021. 7:11. 7:081.
7:571. 0:001, 0:581. 10:061. 102m.
NON York to South Nomllr.
A. I.-4:411. 5:80, 0:40, 7:811.
0:001; 8:811. 0:001. 0:211, 10:001.
10:00. 10:501. '
P. arr-11:03:. 1:00, 1:131. 8:041.
0:51, 4:111. 4:81. 4:431. 5:181, 6:30.
5:12. 0:001. 0:00. 7:101, 7:001. 0:001. .
0:101. Dzli. 11:101. 11:001.
Nadaya
LIL—0:00. 0:001. 0:001. mu.
10:001. 10:001.
P. l.—13:101. 1:081, 2:001. 0:061.
5:02. 5:151. 6:001. 7:101; l:101.0:001.
10:003. 10:101. 11:001.
m Nomalk to New Haven.
A. manna; 1:881 . 6:68. 1:15,
0:151. 10:081. 10:181. 10:381. 11am.
11:07:. .
P. Ila-1:10.228”. 8:101. 4:1! 5:“!
ago. mu. 1:081. mm. 8:241. ants.
it!“ 1.1.30... <
Arc—.1131; 1:101.~ 1:0. 0:1“
10:10. tom. 11:00 1
C's 3-43.18. 0:188. 0:“ Ga
62601. 0:00.
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“£101.11. ’01:“ 4 “I.
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EYES EXAMIN ED FREE
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Lobsters and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long. Clams
CUTBIL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phonon 108 and 100.
Shoes for Boys and Girls
Strong Ones for Play '
Dainty Ones for Dancing
«on ‘0. 1‘
w .. “—- 'rmmm
' mintzs
New Hats
We are showing a new line‘ of i
EARLY FALL HATS ' "
‘ at moderate prices
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; Bargain Week 2’ ~
0 FOLLOWING OUR MID-SUMMER CLEAR- a‘ -’
a ANCE SALE 9
n We shall put our Left-Overs, Short Lengths and n“
a Broken Lines at Bargain Prices. ‘ I" '
0 Many Items in Summer Goods that will interest you. Q
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g A. DICKERMAN Sr SON o. .,
a court: NORWALK, coNN. PHONE 440 V
O O
7t North Main St.
cs for little children.
ocking's, Too
8: BRACKEN A
m0". mu.
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The New Science
m 0? CHI ROPMCTIC
W in the donnitlon of the
man (I tho diaaaao and the art at
the lame. Dianna is caused
bawmnoktwtatorapratnin titt-
M if done in childhood
taa pinched nervaa and pain in
mink in the amount organs and
Chiropractor! remove them of
dtaaaae and pain. health In restored
through hummhin: the nerve aya-
tenu ln your body. Female troubles
given apocial attention: also atmture
of the spine. You will never mgr-at
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help m
Magnetic manta man also.
T. Francis, D. C. .
04 Waahinpton 0L. So. Norwallt. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 0 to August as
Houra 8:00 to 12:30
Al- (lommercial and
Common Branches
Special Tuition Rate
CENTRAL Horn 3:1”: 3.12:2:
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streata, South Norwalk.
Room by day or week at raaaonabla pricea.
g,‘ Every room well ventilated. electric llama and on.
Everything flrat clan.
Adorably simple are these newest of frocks
for early Autumn wear. featuring the new
“Overdreaa” efiect
PATTERNS
They may be fash-
ioned of Serge with
buttons for the deco-
rative note.
SEPTEMBER PATTERNS
and
THE FASHION BOOK
For FALL Now on aala
Donnelly to South mom ‘-_i A
08 O
fillr‘. 0433
Ion “Ch.
James
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Beat Paper. Beet Work. Boat Prlcca
as. NORTH MAIN STREET
FAST rnEtct-rr um: 70 Raw; “
vonK. l-
Frelght boat leave. Pier 27 lat!
River, New York (foot of Catt!
8t.) avcry day excem Sunday. a! I.
m. Freight received at Norm a!“
5 a. m. and at South Norwall: in ' '
5:30 p. m. .
I. NORWALK PHONE 907
George F. Foota, General AM
THE ANNING J. sm'rtt midi
PORTATION LINE. Ina.
Merrill Colleges - _ If You ave
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mm. Paula-:5 \ ., ' _ mites”. Any Junk:
a... a m. fin. CREDIT mans 3E“ S J
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