[' TUESDAY, AUG. 23. 1916
INSL RANGE
or ALL mos warm at
run as" counts at In
BUSINESS AND wan-rat AS
roux INSURANCE snoow no
woman to Pnoemr cov-
rra rou. Think on: over, it means
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Miss Susanna Harms, of New York
city. is visiting friends in this city.
Judge John Keogh was in Stamford.
this afternoon, on legal business. 1
hide of t‘ourt Narruk Circle No.
891. Companions of Foresters of Am-
eriLtt will meet. this evening, for reg-
uia: semimonthl) business.
o great deal to you.
Taylor 8r Golden
Telephone No. 1“
Math Norwaik Trust Co. Bldg.
kncvvn parties in coming down North
avenue hill,
dram siluulcti or the loot (if the hill
and bent it considerably. The com
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litalth (lfiitcr in. William J, 'l‘rutnl
$3“ ......“ ”I’V/ icy “as in Bridgeport, this morning,
3 ‘ [where he attend: Ll the mtetin;r of the:
5hr: itl oificci . oi’ l-‘airfltld mutton. An
dissociation of the lliitlill offictrs of
the county was formed and oflictis
fduiy elected.
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immsufe to 1 The Norwalk Fire Inpartment was
called out, this morning. about
o‘clock, to extinguish a fire on illt
iroof of the house occupied by Joseph.
lCrOssrnan. of Jennings place. The
fire was extinuuislteti in short order.
i'i‘he damage was slight and was cover
l“d by insurance. |
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1E 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.
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Norwalk's eight new voting ma-
chines arrived in this city today. and.
were taken to the f‘ity Hail, where
'they will be stored for some time in:
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lGeor e Masso, Mrs W Soule Mr and . _ f‘ 5" U“ Of his I
' the Kround floor vault. Two of the g m" hc 8'le _
Hart's & and machines will soon be removed to. M" E Russell, M” \.1~:duards,Fair~ i'l
Ea t Nomalk tor use in the coming. 21‘”. If)?" I“): “id.l‘“r“'“\:“::fi::’ " To simplc things: “here the ‘
S. o hNorw l.‘”' cpy‘ ‘rs ‘ 198' r“ ' \‘iul'lftrr‘t' ‘
Water I: S ut In special election. "Millie 't'he Oilll)::§ (:2: Wiessrs Walter rarnutn Fred llrun- L s L\ 'ji
("film 1le unti “9 ‘ oven) nell. llarri lav-erall, George. Askey. - l' ltrc as the chs the) \vcrc liltcu— it:
WEATHER FORECAST lions. Jack \\'urthman, David J. Lorin, Earl ed 10 ‘5
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' —-—-«—— Leonard F. Lensbury. of ('t‘laritap— Stevens. f hurles Marisa, htnneth ,. . 1.
Id‘ lcwa formerly ofihis citv through Thomas, (lifford 0”“3' Joseph ll. lltc touches of his hands have
, For Norwulk and vicinity: Fair to- h': nttoi‘uev lra O Gredtirv has llroudry, M. 1). George Pcndlelon. strayed
'might: Wednesday, partly cloudy and bi ht foreclosure proceedings Jessie, Borultz, lrvin Schooley. Archie .
Showers have been (mg ' '
somewhat cooler.
general during the last 24 hours from
Montana eastward to Michigan and as
far south as Kansas and Missouri:
flseuhere east of the Rocky Moun-
tains they have been light and scat-
tered. The disturbance which was
central over South Dakota yesterday ‘
morning is now central over Lake Sue ‘ The. Norwalk little (‘lub held a’mect-
perior. It will probably pass out the‘ing- last evening. and voted to extend
S“ Lawrence Valley on “'EanSda)"lnn honorary membership to (‘ttptnin
against Mrs. Emma Ambler, on prop-
erty situated in Long Ridge, Stamford.
One case is returnable before the
Stamford City court, and one before
the Court of Comnton.l’leas. Sheriff
Lincoln B. Taylor, of Stamford. scrv-'
ed the writ.
R Ford automobile owned by un-l
last evening. hit the hy- ‘i
1 till,
ills, of Fait'fieid neat-n,
o ‘litlltlel‘,
, i.or ere
no ram“.
News
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DANCE AT HARBOR VIEW.
. tsarrduth dance was given by Miss
Jennie G “hitchettd. of La Rochelle
House, Harbor \' i. w Beach, last even
‘vi'ig.
The affair was a great success.
There
Mart liauic, of Ka'inka L‘ompanl’,
Yolk; Miss Nina Baule, pianist. Dario
irrg was enjoyed until a late hour.
Tl. » guests included Miss Marie Aus-
William ()strandcr, Harvey Ber—
Robert Freid~
t‘ompo lit-till,
Lam, Lclcste Hothe, Louise Kelley.
'l‘-hLItna Botiuitz, Mayone Stimab. EVal
Iielen Methaisy. Flose Mec-
iintisv,
Iotrise llalberl Emily L hithester, llel
Ln Stiroole). Alice Schooley,
St'liooley, Laura iiansv-n,
Stiles.
Mrs. i‘arnlv. Mrs. Julius
. Thomas undsister, Mrs.
i‘hnries
Stiles, Mrs. S
Soule. From Bridgeport Vincent Wel-
don, M, D. John McNamara, Joseph
Wood, Russell Weldon, George Bray.
Alfred Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 0. Jennings, of
Fairfleld, were among the guests of.v
honor at a dance given last week by
Mr. and Mrs.
villa, “Ilonnic f‘rest." at Newport, R.
l.. for the players of the invitation ten-
The temperatures continue above the Albert Mossman, of the Sixth (‘Om‘ Iris-ktut‘rrntrrrirentl at {that resort, which
normal from lllinois eastward to the “any. A practice shoot will be held 00 PM? II tie a ttrnoorr.
“ML Suturduy. All members should be: _ ""
present, us the “qualification slroot' James “"0‘] “"1“"er ““5 "‘3‘
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGOWW be held in a few Weeks. and
TODAY. cvory one should try to get as much
Temperature: LOW, 70; high ‘pl'milf‘e as possible.
39. rair. ; ,
cl” NEWSl 'Novv York on August "th and recent-
'cucndcd to the Department of Agri-
Wc have just received a new line of‘1 culture a new set, of regulations ‘cov-
pottery in all colors. Bud vases, candle ; ering the taking of migratory game.
sticks. water bowls and many other These regulations, with the approval
pieces in black of Donnelly‘s Station- of the Department of Agriculture. be-‘
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“1 INEW SET OF REGULATIONS RE-'
GARDING MIGRATORY GAME.
Tire Federal Advisory Committee
on the Migratory ilird Law met in:
'ueer for the old t ity of Norwalk. who
is at present interested in the erec
tiorr of a big steel plant in Pcnnsvl-
vuniu,
town vt stcrduy.
Mrs. William J. Poster. of
it rent, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
l. l. \‘i'clch and son Morris, of Mas-
sillon, Ohio, and Gladys Teed, of New ”
York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Olsen and Mr
and Mrs. Fred S. l.von. of this city, ;
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New '
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it] isses Janet .
Edna.
Maurie ltttr- "
Irinutou, Add Harrington. Mcurie Wolf.
llizabeth Souie, llorothy and Louiscg
Stuart Duncan. ill their '
“as a visitor with friends in _
licetl .
JUST AWAY. -
I Lannot $3), and I will not say
that he is dead—11L is just
an a) l
\Vith a cheery smile, and a wave
of thc hand,
He has \vautlcrcd into an
lLuovvu land.
1111'
\nd 1ch us LlrL-amin" lrovv \Lr_v
fair
it it llL'L'Lls‘ must bc, since he lin-
gcrs tllcrc.
Anti you—(l you who the wild-
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For tltc Ultl titnc gcp and
glad rcturn~
the
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lltiulv of him furirtrr on, as tlcttr
in tile ltl\c of lllLlL’ as tllL lU\L
ot licrc;
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, .\rrtl lovttl still,
lilotvs
as lrc gavc the
('1' his \tztrrior's strength to his
country‘s foes.
Mild and gcutlc, as he was but c
'As rch-rcntly as his lips have
l prayctl;
I» . - a v ' ‘
. “hen the little lerWII thrush that
harshly cltirrcd
bf. tog-1‘,
A».
“a: dear to him as the mock-
lllgdlll‘tl;
And he pitictl as much as a man
It] pain
'.\ writhing lioncy-hcc \vct with
rain.
Think of him still'as the same, “i
I say;
He is not dead—41c is just away!
~,lamcs \\'lritcomh Riley
WIDE-EYED OUR CHILD-
HOOD ROAMED THE
WORLD.
_\\'itlc~t')'t*ti‘0ttr childhood roarncd
the world
HQWLAND'S
Entmce on Main St, Farrfield Ave.. Cannon 3!.
, Bridgeport. Conn.,
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Tuesday, August 22, I,“
To win new friends
for Howco tea and coffee
'l'ltut llltlrt
t‘t) lrl‘tl.
limit lc lillt) innit tlrc c.\L‘-'-clanLL of How— . 9e
t'.Lls 2t slittizll nticr inLLs l pournl gttL Loiitc and I '
Imuntl .iuc tLu for “it i'trrt't Il.l\\r salts 2‘.C and tests
limits or iltttlll [L'Lt Lilltl L‘LtilL‘L'.
ili' ’ll . l’Itlt itit is ll<ttl. it is llll\('tl anti licndctl by
’11? rim liil tilttt lllllt‘ r_v {illtl l .tt 2 til in s liti‘lztt'v packages.
lll' .trii trovvn Lot lct mains to us ill tltc ltcttu a se~
thttl lvtwlutt. it is toast rl hit in thc storc and pack.
c l ill sitttitl Lurristtrs it is rIIlIl in tin 'llL tit and ground
it) rlil‘. llltll\itlll£ill liisiL.
l.
to
:er Iilllilltl\ Lgtth (ti fun 0 Hill tttllLL will in Nil-l m thl 8 ‘
\t;t_\ and hunt \\lll In tito ortl rs to a LustouiLr. Ready. ”h
tmlm. \ "' a
l llt. lltt\\'t‘tl L‘tiiit‘t
30c
I lit. litmL‘o 'l‘czt 40C 50¢ '3‘}
lrrorrt ll."»t‘1llL‘lli. If:
Embroidery
of distinction
\rtiruro ct: ller‘liltry is kitnl vvc :trc Hldtl to display in “l,
our U\\ll lrourt tr give as prsLnts ilrtrc is. Lharactcr ’ I»
and iutlivitlualit} of st)lt and design. l2 rulrroitlcrv lovers "A
Mini mun) intt rL stint: itltas . zuc liccn cularcul upon and TA
“tirlx‘t'll out. its \voutltrtul \tltat prctt} tliiurs can he
nintlc uitli nc .i’ c and floss .l‘ltl tlrc \totk of our hands
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livcrv art.uno patkage is LtuuplLtc vtith rccdle and ’
floss and full instructions \ccdlL‘ work is a pleasure :
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donciu this way, inlli ‘ .l' :1 '3?
1'... ' , ., . rt.-
lrrLLs trout -5L up. ;t
Third floor. . ' i3 ..
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
ery store.
A regular meeting of linens Tribe.
No. 26, l. O. R. ‘.\i.. will be held this
evening in the lodge rooms in West
Washington street. important busi-
ne:-.~; will be transacted.
came effective August ‘21.
are spending a week with llr. Jones. l
a statement of its reason for the liuncock. N. \.
recommendation. It has tried to con-
serve both game and sport. it ha.- Leo Baker oil‘airstrtvnt, is enjotl'ng
been unable to make all the couces- n w'ceks vacation from his duties in
stone asked. Game is fast vanishing the NW York Ofllce of the New York}:
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The Advisory Committee has issued of this Cili’. who has a summer home at I”
It
Kucc tchp itr blotting grass
\ntl \vatLlrcd the whim clouds
L‘risplv L‘urlLtl
.\l)t)\L‘ the mountain pass.
\nti la} among tlrc purple thyme
Many of the summer residents from
c ‘ ' ~ ~ ' ' t ' hildren _
RM to Bmm‘ik who 1:120 Cat their killing it rnpidly improve.
are contemplating remanng (her of hunters constantly increment
‘ ‘ ' ' ' fall on t ,
summer homes very Inform the tState laws are in many instances in-
acceunt of the quarantine
betwemi‘ttdoqttatc. and in others feebly en»
the different towns.
The nuru-I
forced. In the judgment of the Corn-l
,mittce there will be little garlic loft.
Tire local police “3091‘“! a com- in the l’nited States nithin a very:
plaint about a number 01'1“?“ hanging few years unless the rezuhttions uri-
around the. front of Benedict s grocery der the chral Law are enforced and
store and making general nuisances of respected.
themselves. Officer Page warned thei Spring shooting has iteen crow,
offtndcrs, and arrests will follow if iller‘wherp refugpd' It has been adopted.
warning is not. heeded. as a fixed rule for the present that no‘
part of the. country may shoot after
Boat owners who moor their craftithe game has Sli‘l‘lt‘fl for Its breed-
along the Daubury docks have com- iug grounds in “19 \orth That 111 S
plaincd tecently to the police thatl Vtorks a hardship upon some “films
have have been fooling with theirt Iwhere conditions in the Fall o. e not
boats and. in some cases have created:mwms favorable to Elm”: 'the_ (7071'
considerable damage mittce very “ell knows. hot it has
The matter hasl it can make
been investigated and the names of
‘not discovered how
lepccirtl concessions to those sections.
the boys implicated have been ascer-
taircd. Arrests will follow if the l
nithout arousing the rest of the'
practice continues.
ACCESSIBLE _ ‘
ONLY TO YOU
I it. has recommended a mRXimum
'A Safe Deposit Box in ‘our
Fire and Burglar Prodf Vault .
is absolutely secure and pri-
vate—accessible only to you.
The cost is low—$4 per your.
Illi rtntlrs'ttlitltl.
a.” Washington Sm ‘
H. stud Norwalk, cm. I
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«half months for any section of the
country and tried to equalize oppor-
§tunity as best it can in fixing tint
lseason.
The Committee knows .it cannot
satisfy every one. It faces in a waste
l‘ful country the tremendous task of
isaving the game.
land the sportsman to dome. It asks
lthe people of the country, who have
filth and support It in that effort.
Accept all the luck that comes your 1
ways—but don’t DEFEND on its com-
'D.
.sltooting season of three and one-llmqmg h” mother, M" Anna 03'
'cnr, of Bank street, Danbury.
walk, is spending a few days with re-
latives in Main street, Stamford.
It wants to save Street
['it alike for the sportsman of today Stanford.
rallied around every one of our tardy tioner, was a visitor in Redding Ridge,
movements for conservation, to sus- yesterday.
Mrs. B. F. Andrews, of Washington.
(‘., arrived at the ironic of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. liyington.
of Beldeu nvcnuc, last cvcninlz. and
will spend several weeks In this city.
“in Anna Krakow of 58 While
'sttwcct lhtnbutt. has taken a position
‘tts lrooltktcper with the R LL W. hilt
inctr-ry, itt Notwalk.
Jacob Schnub is substituting
Mortimer Roberts as driver of
East Nornnlk the trttck.
is enjoying a vacation
for
Dr. Charles W. Many, the uptown
dentist, returned to \‘orttalk yes! er-
day. after having enjoyed a deilghtfulf
\v eek cud s vacation at Larchmont.
The Misses May and Edith Monohan.
of Staten Island, N. Y., are. guests of
Miss Martha Bucskley, of Cedar street.
Mrs. Philip Schaub. of Norwalk, is
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Miss Helen Fielder. of' South Nor-
Miss Edna Weeks, of South Main
ii spending a few days in
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William P. Beers, the uptown sta-
chry 11. Minor in spending the day
11 Bedding on business.
the .-
Mr. Roberts ‘
his parentskon Orchard street.
my Forum Light, of this city, were
no fl
and some species of it have already N0“ “:an and Hartford Railroad. \ntl trout its frawrauL‘Lc attclrt 9
become extinct. Others are upon the Company. 3 ,, .. 3. I / $truugc llll‘l\ from some .lqu \
verge of extermination. Facilities for *—-- Llimc
ilcyoutl the sounds of thought.
Iicrc \ertrv oi the roaritru tovvu
\- -\\lrilc may I return
\nd while the vtcst. \tirnl roams
the down
I.ic still lie still and lcaru‘:
Here are green lcagucs ot mur-
muring \vlrcrtt ‘»
\\ itlr lJlUL‘ erass overhead
And. all around, the “iuds are
succt
With Mayshloom,
.4. 1
white and
rctl. Oi
And to and fro, the bee still . ll
hums . '
. His lovv unclrauting song
\nd the same rustling \vhispcr i
’ com‘cs ll
As through the :1ch long. it
—'Alfrctl Noyes.
Dr. Franklin Brown, of Seaview ave-
‘ HOSPITAL NOTES.
nue. arrived home, yesterday, after- M'
188 Sophie Lum, of Rows 't n, w
having enjoyed a delightful three . 3 0 us
. ‘ . It admitted this morning.
weeks vacation trip to Cape my’l Francis-McCarroil. of Weston, was
and places of interest in Virginia and’
dischar ti this mornin .
New Jersey. go g
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ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL RE-
PASSED. 4
WASHINGTON Aug. 22.—-—Without
the revised articles of war, to portions
of which President Wilson and the
War Department objected, the House
today re- passed the Army Appropria-
tion Bill. The Senate is expected to
insert sin acceptable revision and the
‘ . e 3 expected to later accept it
Judge John H. Light and son, Attor- :9 dent iiuon vetoed the bill be-
- or portion: of the revision. '
Sar§field Burns, a well-known. Nor-
walk young man, who is employed In
New York city, is enjoying it vacation,
which he is spending at the home of
all—a.
. ‘fttmgelmih him .
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders '
no poo-flue l(- on will won: I scion ll
BlenJolie 1:.“ tile: 7 constructed
The (1?“ weight of on unconfined bust a) stretches the
Iuppor muscle: that the contour of the 3.11nd Ipolkd.
Buy/u ut the bust hock 11
It bo-
onll. mm! the full “
win; the: the. of lot)-
bison. elimitn erbium of
Bw‘ll‘fi-u‘u s draulnf muocleo Ind mane
mful line to the entire upper body.
the Ihoulder li'lnlm I
They are the duintiest and most oervimblc [torment- final-
liable—conu- in ullmntcriols and mules: Cronin Burk,
l-‘ront.Surplitc. Baum-u. etc. Boned u'lth‘ Wolohla.“tho
rustlem boning—permitting washing vt ithout removal.
"live your dulcr show ) on him Jolie Brouiereo. float-hob
ed. we will gladly lend hint. prepaid. ample: to draw you.
BENJAMIN & JOHNES. 5| Warren Street. New-rt N. J.
Compound Lard
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. .....uooonttufojol 13"
Campbell‘s Soup ............. H... 845 '
Shredded Wheat 10¢ Pkfi-
Pure Molasses, can 9‘» .
Condensed Milk (full Weight) can 8¢ .
Force, pkg 10¢
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A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. VI
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